Evening Bulletin (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii])
September 28, 1895

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Evening Bull V AT With, which, is Incorporated the "Independent," etui I f h 0 4f n K. i r. If.' VOL. l. NO. 113. TUB uenin Bulletin "With which Is Incorporated tho iNnnrKND- KNT. Hawaiian Copyright by A. V. Qbab, Juno 22, 1805. Published evory dny except Sunday nt 009 Klnff Street, Honolulu, H. I. SUJISCIUITIQN 11ATKS. Per Month, nnywhoro in tho Ha waiian Islands 8 76 Per Year. 8 00 Per Year, postpaid to America, Canada, or Mexico 1000 Per Year, postpaid, other Foreign Countrios 13 00 lnynblo Invnrlnbly In Advnnco. Advertisements unaccomp'aniod by specific instructions inserted till ordered oul Advertisements discontinued before expiration of specified period will bo charged as if continued for full term. Libontl allowanco on yearly and half yoorly contracts. Address all communications to tho edi torial department to "Editor Bulletin." Business lcttors should bo addressed to "Manager Evening Bulletin." Telephono 250. P. O. Box 89. B. L. FINNEY, Manager. INDIGESTION And Liver Complaint CURED BY US1NO Ayer's Sarsaparilla Mr. T. J. CLUNE, of tValkcrvllle, S. Anatrnlln, writes j "Six years sro, I liad nn attack ol Indiges tion and Liver Cnmplnitit that Luted for weeks j I was nnahlo to do any hard work, nan no appetite, lood distressed mo, and I aullcred much from headache. My skin was sallow aud sleep did not refresh me. I tried several remedies nud cimiiilled a doctor, without nlitalnlnjr mv relief: Anally, nno of inv custniiiiTH levon ended Aji r'stoar.sapa rlllti; it helped inn imni the Itrst. in fiict, alter tahliiK six Lutt'es 1 was completely cured, and could eal anj thing and sleep llko a cljlld." Ayer's SarsapariMa Has cured others, will euro you. Made ly Dr. J.C. A yr ft Co., Lo ell. Mn U 8 A. Hollister Drug Co., L'd, Solo Agents for tho Republic; of Hawaii. EDMUND P. DOLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 818 Fort St. Telephono 91. 27-3ms HONOLULU Carriage Manufactory 128 130 FORT STREET. Carriage Builder AND REPAIIlKIt. Blacksmithing in All Its Branches. Orders from the other Islands in Build ing, Trimminp, Painting, etp.,eta, Promptly nttended to. W. W. WllItiILT, Proprietor. (Successor to G. West) m What bettor invostmont than a light office coat, thoao sweltering hot dayB. Cool, comfortable and oheap. Molnerny. Bicyclers are likely to got out, sorapod, sprainod, bruised, or some way hurt. No matter which, an application of Bedding's Bussia Salvo will take away tho firaart and pain, and oure the troublo in a hurry. Thousands -of whoolmon novor go on tho road without it. Why should VOU t 25 contn lmwH Jr. nf nnv rime- pjist. Handy box for your pookot. HolliBter Drag Co., Agts. J f SSL HONOLULU, AT HEALTH HEADQUARTERS 8TRINGKNT MEASURES TO DE ADOPTED ABOUT PASSES. Another Fredi Cut of Cholera Traced to Infected Water Nuuanu Stream Ila; be Fenced In. The Board of Uoillh head quarters presonttd a busy scono about 10 o'clock ttn's im rning, es pecially of tor Dr. Horbort, telo phonod anntnor case of cholera from tho Insano Asylum. Dr. Smith and others at onco wont out to investigate mid during thoir absonco much d'scueion on cho lora and its causo took plnce among these proiei t. It sOemed to bo the unanimous opinion that the wator supply of the wholo district on the Ewa sido of tho Nuuanu stream is in fee tod and that new cases will o mtinue to ocour as long nu tho inhabitants uso surface water from any source therein. At this afternoon's meeting of tho Board at 3 o'olock Commis sioner Marsden will advocate tho erection of a ton-foot fonco on oither sido of Nuuanu stream to servo until such tiino as perman ent wulls of masoimry can bo built This will necossituto two miles of fonoing, but Mr. Mursdou believes it to bo tho only way to. stop the natives from killing thomsolvcs. Ho will have tho backing of Sen ator Watorhouse and others who boliovo that tho wholo trouble comes from infected wator and that heroic measures instead of dilatory tactics must bo purauod to eradicato the disease. Senator Waterhouse, who was hoping to obtain a week's vacation aftr his hard work of tho past few weeks, has given up the idea aud is again ongaged busily in granting necessary passes and standing off those who inquiro for them on trivial protoxts. Ho ox peots that extra guards and more stringent regulations abont travel to and from tho valleys will be adopted this aftornoon, and in tho mean timo has virtually stopped issuing passes to anyone Tho woman Paina, who was taken with the aholora yost'rday, died at 10 o'clock last night, mak ing tho sixtioth doath from tho scourgo. The Insano Asylum wator supply is derived from a surfaco spring, which is supposed to bo connected with tho Kunawai spring and taro patohes, which havo boen deolar od infoated in tho report of the special, commlttoo on tho wator supply to tho Board of Health, whioh will bo considered this af ternoon. This morning's victim was an inmate of tho Insano Asylum named Faahao, aged 53 yoars, malo Hawaiian. Ho was taken sick at 3:30 pm. yosterday and reported at 9:50 this morning by Dr. Herbert. Ho is being attend ed by Dr. Wayson. Paahno was out with other inmates of tho Asylum yesterday working in tho taro patches. Ho ac knowledges having drank water from tho pntohos while working and bis attaok is asoribed to that cause. There wero no other oasos ro portod up to 1 o'clock. Finoly furnished rooms with bath and other modern improve ments for rent at roasonablo prices at 29 Beretunia street. Meohnnics' Homo, corner Hotel and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day," week pr month. .Terms: 25 and 50 conts por night $1, and $1.25 por week. H. I, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1895. inn police couiit. The Charge of Perjury Acatimt IIona-litaHlnc and Other. Jud.tt Porry made ih rt work of the pol ce court oa nl r this morning, ot rnthor what was loft of it from yost t day's proceedings, Tommy Cummings pleaded guilty of assaulting one Ah Loo and got his sentence suspondod. Ignaoio Fraga ploaded guilty of larceny !n tie fourth dugroo in stealing four pairs of scissors and oight wooden balls of tho valuo of $2 00. Filo Froitas pleadod guilty of stealing three pairs of scissors valued at $1.60. Manuel Oubral and Jonquin Medoiros each stolo one pair of soissors and pleaded guilty theroto, whilo Jose Medoiros and Mauool Medeiros oxtonded thoir petty larceny operations to includo the taking of one fan, thruo pictures, eight needles and three woodon balls of tho ag gregate valuo of $3.50. All of thoso defendants belonged to a band of Portugueso "kid'' thieves, tho loudor of the lot boing eight yours old. Tho stolon articles wpre tho property of the Portu gueso Kindergarten Association. Sentenco in each case has boon suspended, uutil tho government makes up its mind what to do with the 3'outhfnl miscroants. The Jibol casa ngainst Vivas and Toixera was sot for Monday. A. Travaso' was fined $1 and costs for entering Puuoa valloy without a permit. Tho case against George Hough tailing, Gibbs and Murphy lor perjury was called up and conti nued until Ootobor '2d. A; Bosa and S. K. Kano for the defence. TRADE OF THE WORLD. It 1 Dlieuued by a Leading London Papor. The Standard in an artiolo on tho revival of tho world's trade says: In b th England and Am erica tho expaif ion in tho movo ment of capital' is partly duo to ronowod uctivty on the Stock Exohangos, hut the railway returns show a sjlid substratum of in creased mercantile transactions. Tho roturns havo improved in America tho earliest because Am erica awoko first. Tho money market is now overloaded, partly due to tho bungling currency ox pediont in tho United States, but tho heavy bullion movements to England from America have not upsot any of tho great markots. Everything pointed to further ex pansion of trade. For a time a high price might override a high tariff, but much doponds in the next few yoars upon how America and France and tho colonios shall treat England in tho mattor of tariff. Tho United States seems disposed to rovort toward Mo Kinloyiem. Should thoy do so thoy will suffer a moro serious de feat in thoir effort to control tho world's food and cotton supply than they havo over done. m Slatter for Inrestleatloii. It is said that a luau, attended by many people, had beon hold in tho house at "the foot of Hotol stroot, from which yesterday's fatal cholora oaso came. And that somo of tho party, full of gin, went under tho houso and caught crabs in the water. This report comes from a reputable source and should be investigated. Ladies on tho othor Islands can do thoir shopping by post by applying to L. B. Kerr for samples. Thoy should embraco this opportunity, and got a singlo yard at wholesaio prices. LOCAL AND GENERAL. Band concert nt 4 p.m. at Em ma square. A socond-hund rofrigorafor is advertised for. A furnisbtd outtagi of two or throe rooms is wanted immedi ately, Tho famous E. W. (Earl Wilson) Collars and Cutis in lat est shnpes at Tracy's. One of tho prottiost sights on Emma street is tho bunching of vinos at tho makai gito o'f tho High School. Tho interior of tho polico station oflico is rncoiving a fresh cont of kalsomioo at tho hands of Jap anoso convicts. The Y.M.O.A. mooting tomorrow aftornoon nt 4 o'clock will be led by Mr. William A Bowon. Topic: "Marching Orders." When the mail loft tho repairs to tho utenmor Australia wero well advanced. Sho is likely to bo hero on time Monday. 1 Kekuannoa stroot was scraped this morning and tho piles of dirt waiting f r tho cart are as plenti ful as tho vowols in its name. Miss Dobbio Lyle is ordorod back to Kona by her physician, and goes into qnnrnntino with the othor passengers going by tho W. G. Hall. A fresh now stook of straw hats, all grades from .$1.00 up. Try a "Pnnama"' hat, wo carry three qua lities, you can take your choice. Molnerny. Tho rainy season has fuirly set in. A cloudburst in tho moun tains that would flood out tho whole Nuuanu stream basin would bo wolcome. Dogs take as kindly to tho pro cincts of tho now markot as thoy did to tho old. Thoy should bo strictly exoluded whether attend ing customers or purvoyors. Tho steamer Jatnos Mnkoo will loavo for Kauai ports on Tuesday at 5 p.m. Sho.. will receive per mitted freight at tho Intor-island wharf on Monday and at tho Mail Wharf on Tuesday. D. W. Pika obtained judgmont against Kaili in Judge Perry's Court yosterday afternoon for $80.25 for nwa sold and delivered to defendant. A number of othor parties nlso obtained judgments for smnll umounts on debts. At 12:30 p. m. Kauai residents of the Quarantine Station woro telephoning for something to oat. Georgo Fuirchild had ohargo of the arrangements for moals, and it is supposod somo misunder standing occurred in tho delivery of provisions. Tho Timo for today shows no deterioration. Its front page is filled with rainiaturo oartoons, representing tho fight against cholera, drawn by Harry MiBt. Thero are halftono picturos of tho High Sohool and of tho tennis loaders, Wm. Singlehurst and B. F, Board moro. Tho regular con tributors aro up to the scratch, Sculptor IIutchliKon'a Romance. Tho notice of tho marriago of Allen Hutchinson tho sculptor in tho looul press was erronoous. His wifo was a widow named Mrs. Ferris with one child. When Mr. Hutchinson arrived at San Francisco ho was seized with pneumonia. Mrs. Ferris, who is said to be in indopendont circum stances, nursca mm inrotigu nis illness. When he got woll ho married his good ungol. PRICE 5 CENTO. WAT8 OF THE CHINESE DOCTOR. Kills tho Darting snako In the Patient's llody Willi a Fin. "Whon I mob acting American Consul at Amoy, China," said Dr. W. E. Fales to a Now York Eecordor roportor, "one of my omployoos foil sick with, a severe attaok of rheumatism. Hoestood tho pain bravoly for thrco days rofusing all 'forignlevil medi cine,' and on tho fourth sont for a nativo physician. The latter duly arrived, and began prepara tions for treatment of the malady, which ho pronounced to be duo to tho presence of a 'darting snako' in tho BiiflJror'si body. Incense sticks woro light ed and placed just outside, tlio door, and nleo in tho room. A. pack of firecrackors was set offj. aud a tulismanio papor pasted od tho wall. This was dene to drive away ovil spirits and attract gooc? ones. The doctor next wrote a lot of charaotors on a thick, 'piece of paper with a vermilion poncil and sot fire to it. It burned into a black ash, which was brokon in to a cup of wator and drunk by tho patient. A, groat bowl of herb tea was mndo, of which a cup an honr was tho allotted doso. Tho son of Esculnpins noxt bared the body of my servant, and drove deop down into it at nine points n long neodlo mnistenod with pep pormint. Ho did it with such skill in avoiding large blood vos sols that tho hemorrhage was in Bignificant. Ho then covered ouch ucapuncturo with a brownish paste, and this in turn with n piece of dark paper. Ho oollectod hi& foo, 60 conts, and departed. The sutforer soon felt into a sloop and the next day announced that his pains had departed. Ho remain ed in his bunk two moro days, laughing, chatting, Bmoking cigarettes and once or twice using, the opium pipe, and thon report ed as boing well. Ho left tho paste and papor in place until thoy fell off. Tho skin was smooth and the scar hardly por coptiblo. Ho took his rocovory as a mattor of course, his only comment being that tho darting snako waB thoroughly dead." Central JVfeat Jtoljet Love's Building, Nuuanu St. A FIltST GLASS Market in every espoct. Orclore dolivoroil promptly to all parts oC ho city. WESTDROOK& GAKES Proprietors.. gJtT Telephone 154. May 2&-tf. J H. VfiY co.; Wholesale and Retail- GKOOERS 98 Fort Street, Honoluln Telophonor 22 P.O. Box 470 Jul tf ED. C. ROWE, House, Sign and Ornnmental i ram i erg Paper Hanger and Decorator. MANDKAOTUnEn OF Howe' 8 Liquid Slating C20 Kirijr Street 3m The SINGER Received 54 First Awards for Skwjno Ma chines and EMBiioiDEnY Wore: at tho World!s Fair, Chicago, 111.,., boing tho largoat nnmbor of award, obtained by any Exhibitor, and more than donblo the nnmbor givon to all othor Sewing Ma chinos B. Berobrson, Aoont 1 my31 tf Bethol st., Honolulu. t v 4 4

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Wwk'- P' 2 EVENING Decorative Art Work. Tho exhibition thoMctn bers of the Kilohana Art League has given decorative art an impetus such as has not keen felt for years. Tho China painting fad has reached us :and some handsome specimens wore shown in tho art rooms. Tho material for doing the xavv. r.amo trom us and we i i l snow navo m siock an eiuum, M,4-.4-. r,P T.nnrv Tiihn liLiaui uiiiuaau v. -wv.w-- i Colors and Brushes, Burnishers Stinnlers used in this class of work. Our ctock is complete with tho finest assortment -of icolrrs; brushes, canvas and Sirarues for art work. ElcgatX show rooms and -goods now. Prices about as cheap as you ever heard of. The Pacific Hardware Co. Oummin's Blook. HUE TABLE WAITER! -A Naturally Boiled Wator, pronouncod by peoplo who know to bo tho beat on the Market. This "Wator received tho very highest award at tho. c EXPOSITION". As a Tablo Bovorago, GEYSER WATER Is a fuvorito and easily leads all other Mineral -Wator s SensonSmith&Co. Wholesale nud retail ngouta for tho Ha waliau IbIcucIh. FROM QUARANTINE WHARF. Tin; ivnntEsTiNO nrAitv of ,ii:uik;i: Washington hmith. Sodtliluc rncli Otlicr to Hlninber IMtli Htorlo Ilcculle tho lluio. Saturday, Sept. 21. Copt. Dabol still continues growling. His gontlo voice wo hour occasionally entreating the men to not go to sloop on tho slincs. Oant. Williams has a little of tho ontroating uisoaso. TYn oniii nnnnf Mm mnn nftor tho DV" slincs in tho lazarouo, Ho was w gone longor than was necessity and when ho came back tho cap tain says: "How you have grown. If this ocours again I will put a sotting of eggs under you." We ongago in a littlo pastime, tolling stories. Smith was toll ing some of his to Harry Wobb after thoy had turned in for tho night. Harry took a short nap in tho meantime, and when ho woko up, which ho did by hoaring somobody talking, thoro was Smith still buzziDg in his ears one oi nin ueugtmui Btortos. Harry says: "Smith, excuse mo for going to sleep, but you koop right on; it will be all right any way." Last night was our receiving of visitors. Tho officers paid us a visit and wo enjoyed a very pleasant time, but of all tho fish stories you ever heard, somo corkers woro rondoreu in good style on that occasion. In timing tho men as to what pursuits thoy had en gaged in since they woro old enough to shift for thomsolves, an aggregate to each man of ages from 150 to 300 years was dis covered. But wo will forgivo thorn for it; thoy told it well. That is somo consolation anyhow, although wo wore wishing thorn good night, in our minds, vory ot'ton during tho discussion. Harry Webb says: "Smith is tho greatest follow out, but I don't blame him. Ho is bald headed. Why, you soo, boys, Smith sleeps under the window whoro wo get all our frosh air.' I usually wait till Smith gets to shop, and tbon I let tho top down. Tho wind and rain wakes Geo. Washington up. He shovos the window up. I get all of a per spiration and can't rest. Well, I wake up and find that window up again. 1 says to Kelly: 'Say, nurd, wo have cot to movo Wash ington; if wo don't wo will bo dead mon. And ho will have thocorpso ready, you bet. "Lot's movo him over in tho cornor. I know it's hard on that bald pate of his, but we have got to have air.' Kelly says: 'I boen fooling hot for tho last fow nights. Lot's move him. Smith is a good follow. Wo' 11 use taffy and move him without any noise.' Harry says: "Loavo it to mo.- I'll put bim in tho corner, havo his bod all fixed, and then entreat him with tears in my oyos to lot it bo so if ho wants to savo our lives. He is a good boy and ho will do it you bot. So moto it ho." Sunday, Sopt. 22. Morning consumod by Smith and Howett writing up thoir books from tho requisitions for thoir rospectivo compunies. Howott says: "Smith, our work commences. I snpposo ordors will onmo in for shipments quite fast now; the slato is mode up. Afternoon was taken up protty much by sleeping. Mondav, Sopt. 23. Work oommonces in earnest Smith and Howett aro in it with both foot. I have boon in com panies whore they omploy a groat many laboring mon, and I must say that I have navor boen among a more gentlomanly lot pleasjng, oboy ordors promptly without any growling than tho nativo boys on tho dock handling freight. Thoy seem to know thoir business in selooting different marks and plaoing them, and tho work goes ou from day to day. Evory ono is ohoerful and willing to do what ho is told, and thoy (Cjontinued on 7th page.) BULLETIN, SEPTEMBEIt f 20 lbs. W of 9. Nestle's Your doctor will tell you it Is the safest diet for baby FOR BALK BY THE HOLLISTER DRUG CO., L'B, Agents lor tho Hnwatlan Islands. Pojft TodIcs of i Dai. Honolulu has as many machin ists considering tho population os any place wo know of and thoy'ro good machinists too, mon who can tako-a steel rod and with tho. assistance of a lathe fashion it into parts for tho most intricate machinory for- an engine. To do this, of course, roquiros a know ledge of tools as woll as the hand ling of thorn. In our Btoro room ono depart ment contains-tho most complete nssortmont of machinists, tools in tho city. Look at them and you will find thoy aro all of first quality (the price will give you tho impression athut thoy aro thirds) every ono of them planing liko an African's heol. Tho as sortment consists of hammers all sizes and shapes from tho etito littlo ono used by the jowolloi's to the heavy ono whioh the boiler maker uses in riveting the stool plates together. Then we havo tho Handy Pipe Wronch, a now dovico without a fault. This tool will bo found a convoniontonoevou in tho houso where none of tho occupants aro machinists. Hand visos for machinists can be had of us in every size manufactured, so can Pipo Visos and Cold Chisels. Wo havo every thing used by metal workers in their trade. Then wo havo a stock of car penters wood working tools second to nono in tho city first only in quality.. You cannot call for a tool used by a carpenter that wo do not havo in stock. Another thing you may be in ro ested in is an axe that will hold its edge a now thing in axos and something ovory ono needs about the house. Bird cagos bavo lJeon mention ed in another paper; just hero wo will say that tho stock we carry is complete. E. O. Hall Son. Fort Kinir Streets. C. B. DWIGHT, Uoea all Hinas or woric in Cement Stone Sidewalks Curbing 1 Ho lias on hand a largo -supply of Ohineso Granite Curb and always keeps Hawaiian Curbing Stone. Estimates given and lowes4 prices assured. Tolo nhono 833. WRIGHT BROS. EORT STItEET next to Lucas' Mill Ships' Blacksmithing Carriage Building and Repairing Drays, Carts and Wagon Building WINDLASSES PULLING UP Trees A SPECIALTY Food A 28, 3895 H. HACKELD CO. Bavo juBt rocoivod a now Supply of tho Celebrated "Danish Beer" Of tho following Brands "Gold Label,". "Mimic" and "Export." Also, Just to hand a largo consignment of Genuine Bavarian Hops CSIAPHOHB H. E. MoINTYKE BRO., UUUnilB AMD DIALKM Of Groceries, Provisions and Feed.' Nnr 0oo4 BMlTd by Xrcry Packet trom the ftiiUm Stat h4 Kirept. rRJCBH OALIFObNIA PBODTJCE BY EVEBY STEA10,j All Orfan falthfollr attended to and Ooodi Delivered to in I Furt of the City WBMM. Imlam ton Souothd. SaTOVaOTIOM OvABAMSItV, Juur-x OOSHU rOKI AltS KITO BTKKT, P 0. Box 480. FOUND THE CHEAPEST PLACE ON THE ISLANDS TO Buy New Second-Hand FTJRNITTJRE. .IS CORNER OF King Nuuanu Sts. A. V. GEAR. ACCOUNTANT AND GENERAL BJDBINBSS AGENT. 33-tf COO King St.. Gexito&I JVEeat JKariet LovcTa-Building, Knnanu St. A FIRST CLASS Market infoverr jtSPGCt. Orders delivered promptly to all parts oi1 ho-city. WESTBROOK& GARES Proprietors, fWT Telephone 1154. May 29-tf. Wholesale and Retail' GKOOEES 98 Forb Street, Honolulu Tolephoner 2a P.O. Box 470 iultf ED. C. HOWE,, House, Sign and Ornamental PAINTER Paper Hanger and Decqrator MANDFAOTUKEU OV Howe's Liquid Slatlnj. 620 King Street 5-3 m The SINGER Received 54 First Awards for Skwinq Ma chines and EMnnoiDEiiY "Woiik at tho World's Fair, Chicago, 111., being tho largest number of award' obtained by any Exhibitor, and moro than double the number givon to all other Sewing Ma- B. Beeoeiison, Agent. Bothol si., Honolulu. my31 tf Jose Do Espirito Santo, GUITAR MAKER Taro-Patcli and Ukulele Guitars Made of Hawaiian Woods. nKABOSABLK ridCES. 130 Fort Street Opposite club Stables. Dl-tl. P. O. BOX lfli Telefhone 245 Mutual AJTTHE. X.X. .Li Honolulu Hit H. G. BIART. PINE WATCH REPAIRING. Island Jewelry made to order, Souvenir Spoons, Gold wiro Jewelry, eto. tT Island ordors solicited.) P. O. Bos 355;atO. Gorki's store. Fort Streot. 62-t Merchants Exchange S. I. SHAW, Proprietor. "CornT King Nuuniiu Street Honolulu Choice Liquors and Fine Boor. Toloplxoiio -XOX. I (Successor to Chas. Hammer.) HARNESS MAKER IviNO AND FOBT SaiBBKTS, Is prepared to manufaotivo all kinds and grades of Hand-mode Harness at: abort notice. LOWEST OP ritlCEB FOll CABIt. All work guaranteed to bo satisfactory: Detoro leawng the shop. isra Wm. G. Irwin Co. (liuitbd). Wm. G. Irwin, President and Manager Clous Spreckels, Viee-Presidont W. M. Gilford, Secretary and Treasurer Tkeo. a Porter, Auditor Sugar- Factors v AND Commission Agents. AOKNTS OP THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF SAN FBANOISCO. GAL. F. 0. JONES. E. A. JONES. Li$ppieckBlGo. Honolulu, Hawaiian IslandB DRAW EXCHANGE ON THE 1 Principal Parts of tho World, and Transact a General Banking, Business. i Wmt-k,.

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IW -.I.J. f?T 1 V I Blood Diseases, Vhon tho blood ia disonsod und tho system Anromic or Scrofulous, it carries Biokness throught tho wholo body, for tbo ourront of human lifo is in tho blood. This proves how nccossary it is to bavo puro riob blood, bocauso an im povorishod condition of it brings on Fevers, Malaria, Rhoumatism, Bowel Complaints, Lung Scrofula, General Dobility, etc. Wampole's Preparation, perfected and tnBtoloss, of Ood Livor Oil with Compound Syrup of Hypnpbosphitos, Extracts of Malt and Wild Cherry Bark, resists tho attacks of all d'lBoaso gorms in tho blood, is highly recommondod ns tho bost modern treatment to oloar your system and to bring back robust health and strength. Is really a family medicine chest. HOLLISTER DRUG Co. C5-tf Agonts. Sans Souci Seaside Resort. The ploasantost, quietest, shadiest and most perfectly ap pointed seaside resort on tho Islands. It is only four miles from tho heart of tho city and within oaBy reach of tho trnmcars, which run every twonty minutes or oftonor. Elegantly furnished detached cottages or rooms are obtainable on easy terms. The table is suporior to that of any of the city hotels and all tho modern conveniences are provided. Picnics and bathing parties can obtain extra accommodations by telephoning in advance Tho bathing facilities of Sans Souci aro suporior to those of any placoon the' beach. 89-tf A New Abstract Office As a result of 15 years experience in the Abstract Business, I am prepared to make Abstracts of Titlo in a most thorough, accur ate, and complete manner and on .short notice. F. W. Makinnev. Smith's Offico, 318 myl3. In W. O. Fort Street. CITY FURNITURE STORE and Undertaking Establishment. w ARING BLOCK, COR. Fort and Berotania Sts. Day Telephone Night 846 849 H. H. Williams, Manager. 80- tf Short Talks. TO HAYE BOKROWED SAY $3,000. from tho P. D. In Association, at their last mootiug, would havo cost you $37.50 per month, for say, 10 years, a total of $4,500- 3,000 when your mortgngo would bo cancelled, $4,500$1500 interest in 10 years, or $150 interest in 1 year, $1505 percent on $3,000. Office Hours: J :S0 5:S0 Chamber of Commerce Booms, A. V. GEAE, 79-tf Socretary. Jewelry Our Stock of Summer Goods is acknowledged by every body to be the finest on the Honolulu market, and con sists of everything Useful and Ornamental. Our prices are moderate. Jewelry in special designs manufactur ed to order on short notice. JACOBSEN&PFEIFFER. P. 0. Box 287 Fort Street. iiwi uiuiwwi'gywjin xpooooooesee E3 38a 3 SIM S?8

n p-o 3 so aglls: S-SS2S3 a a o pi. 5-Q O 9 W i- o u y u f s s s li s n a 02 p w p "o "ofl o w w T l. tA tti s on a H H H S s ST H HI li rt o h c-3 3 8 r -Q B KoSB 9 8-S S 5 9"M a b2, -o 3- a fe 5S5 C ra O a 8.8 sS A3 o eg WJ3 For Rent or Lease. A two story building on Nnuanu strce opposite Loto s Bakery. A. V. GEAE. 58-tf. $5.00 Per Week. THREE OK FOUR PEOPLE CAN BE accommodated with excellent board la a private family: apply at 84 BcrcUnla street. C9-tf PIES, CAKES, AND ICE CREAM. HF. SINGER, for sis years foreman with Swain on Butter street, makes the most delicious Pies of any baker in Hono lulu. Mihco Pies n specialty. Cakes and Ice Cream furnishod for halls or families. office at SINGER'S BAKERY, King Streot xeiepnono or.'. 4U-tt flledeiros Co4 TAILORS'. Hotel Street, Arlington Block. Prices Reduced and wo offer suits and trousors at prices that will bo within the roach of evorybody. Wo carry a soloot stook. of goods, and guarantee a perfect fit and first class work. Thoso who roally desire to bo dressed neatly and natty, and cannot afford to spend much monoy on thoir clothes will do well in calling at our storo boforo going elsewhere. S. DECKER, Manager. THE LARGEST WAGON IN TOWN! I am now prepared to Move Farifiiiil in bettor shapo than auy other ex. concern in the city, as I nuve a WAX'." largo enough to movo a whole hocwf of Furniture at one load. I havo the latest PIANO MOVING APPARATUS and guarantee to movo Pianos without scratching, to any part of tho city for 82.60. I am a rustler ana don't oaro who knows it; am always to bo found at my Stand, Cor. Nuuanu King Streets, relephqne 245. tarI movo my Furniture SO FAST that it makes my competitors SWEAT to oven look at mo. Yours for Business only, WILLIAM LAESEN. EVENING BULLETIN, SEPTEMBER NO CA1ME POn ALAHfll. San Frnnclnco Peoplo Think 'riiojr Aro 1'roofAcnlnit Cholera. "Whilotuking nil necessary pre cautions to guard against tho, ad mission of cholera into tho city of San FrunoiBCOj neither tho press nor tho puoplo seem to bo at nil alarmed about it. Liko Honolulu until tho prosont timo Sun Fran cisco has uover had choloru with in its limits and for rainy reasons it is assorted that sho uovur will havo if ordinary Bauitary precau tions and prudenco continuo to he oxercisod. Discussing the matter editorially tho' Call gives tho following roasons why thcro is no causo for alarm: It is rofreshinR to observe thut tho pooplo of San Francisco are chorishing no alarm whatever by rnson of cholera in Honolulu and Yokohama. Wo may bo suro that tho stoamship companies plying botwoen San Francisco and tbose ports will take no chunces in hopelessly tying thomsol'vos up in quarantino by indulging in any curolossnoss, and that in simplo solf-presorvatiou thoy will sedulousl' avoid all risks of bring ing cholera to this port. In ad dition to this check we havo rigid quarantine laws ana amplo ma chinery for their diligent appli cation. "But a far groiter protootion than any which hnmun efficiency can doviso is our olimuto itsolf, whose bonoficient characteristics aro made perfectly operativo by the topography of tho City. This is a very remarkable combination of circumstances, and thoy havo no parallel in tho world. Thero is still another olomont ot safoty in the rivers. As watorooursos aro tho great convoyors of such di seases, and ns the rivors of Cali fornia afford a protection rather than offor a menace, tho whole Stato is peculiarly fortunute. These rivers rise in tho remote unsettled mountains, whero infec tious disease cannot originate. Tho streams do not furnish a supply -for domestic use, and empty into salt wator before reaching the more donsoty popu lated part of the Slato. Heuco they must bo wholly eliminated from all estimutos of danger. "This brings us hack to tho peculiar elimate and topography of tho city. The a.toop gradients insure perfect drainago and the constant winds, always from the roan and never from any part of tho land which might huppon to be afflicted, act as a purifier in stead of a monaco. Thoy aro ocean winds, heavily ohargod with ozone, and aro essontially cura tive. "Wo need look no further than the history of Ban Francisco and tho State at large with regard to dangerous epidemics for a con firmation of that which reason suggests. It has beon more than forty yoars since oholera visited the Stato, and then it was oon- fined to tho. squalid sections of ono or two interior towns, having gained no foothold in San Fran cisco whatever. In thoso days, in tho places whero it did oc cur, thore were no such things us sewers and no caro was tuken in tho kind of wator used. Cholera would bo as impossible in thoso localities now as it has always boon in oan 1'rancisco. Jin is is a wonderful record in viow of tho fact that San Francisco is tho gateway botwoen the Unitod States and tho rogions of tho Oriont which aro a' ways more or loss afflicted with oholera. Vlt is a cloar understanding of all these matters that explains tho lack of alarm among San Fran ciscans wheuover cholera appears in a virulent form in the Orient or the islands of tho Pacific, it would ho a blossed thing for the whole country if other oities could onjoy a like immunity." Finely furnished rooms with bath and other modern improve ments for rent at rousonablo prioes at 29 Boretanin street. Meohnnics' Homo, corner Hotel and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day, wook or month. Torms: 25 and CO conts per night' $1, and $1.25 por week. 28, 1895. o 1 ww with 1 uhiw MMt.M I lay 4i T ii J V 9 I w iMy 1 COPYRIGHT Merit Wins. We Have Led The Market For Six Years And are constantly improving our lines; our cus tomers know this is' no boast New Lasts, New Patterns and New Bowb and Ornaments, and you can find no fault with our prices, no ono does. T3n.e -HvCarL-u.fa-ot-u.iexs' Sloe Co. THE STANDAKD CREOLE Record, 2:15. Champion Hawaiian liL-ur. Bur.L 7 Biroof OcorKetown,2:lc!f: Zeo 1I.2:17K: lle6le,2:17'J; nd CO otlicra besides. St Ires ot CO mid 48 dams o! 70 f PllOMITEIl 2303. I Biro ol Creole, 2:1ft KarIc,1 2:10; Apex, 2:26; Transit, 2 20H; Walker, 2 23K; Wales. 2:27H: Chlco, 2:21; and of tho dama ol Ilrllllan tine, 2:17: Vigor, 2:2S z:su pcriormcrs PBAiniK 111 an, 2:28 1-1 Dnm of KllBht, 2:29; dm of Klqct, 2:lJi; Sid Fleet, 2:'.CJi; rilllcCANKKn 2ft,VI- Biro of llulwer. FllKht, 2:i9: 9 IA I niui finma Ji l'rlnce. a:j'J: Falrosc, a:t9; Frou Krou 1, f.i'M; Itoso dnlo II), 2:3; Oolltu, 3:3!; Hlblbl, a:i: Funtn lilta, jtalJi: Hlil Fleet, 3:aC'iJ Fleet a:18J4 I onxec nam of Greole,2:lS; Eagle, ::I9 IMaiiy, v.41 Bam of Awcx, :M; Btcr ling, slro of 4 In 1:30 Lctty, nam 01 j in dam of Creole, DESCRIPTION AND TERMS Creole la tho gamest, fustost and best bred stallion that ha? ever been itnpoil ed into tho Hawaiian Islands. Ho reduced his record of 2:20 to 2:18 in Pctalumn, Cal., AuRUst24, 18iM, distancing his wholo Held in tho ilrst heat; then Again tt 2:15 in Stockton, Cal., September 23, 18D4, winning the first heat Jn 2:16J, fonrtl heat in2:lfi, and fifth heat in 2 Id, proving that ho is a remarkably game aa welL us a speedy race horso. ("Creolo by Prompter out of Graco by buccaneer 8hoi t that ho is capable of getting a mark of 2:10 and is ono of tho gamest stallions ece this year, and besides being gamo, is ono of tho best formed, and rcmarkkbly in tilUgunt.'' Breeder and Sportiman, Sept. 25, 1894 Ho is 15J hands high and ol powerlui Duiiu His disposition er d! (71 throughout )ugiiout. ins color is His ia all that could be desired, foal getter 'forms $50, with usual return privilego CLUB STABLES CO. C8-tf To the Public and Tourists. Any party wishing to tako a rido around tho Island, or to tho Puli, can bo accomomdatod at a small cost by F. Smith, tho Bub man. At Smith's Stublos can bo found at a moment's notico Buss eB, Wagonottos, Buggies, Saddle Horses, etc, for hiro. Spooial attontion paid to Tour ists wishing to take in the sights at a small tare. This is the ohoap est placo in town. Horses broke double or single; ulso horses boucht, sold or .ox- changed. For further particulars apply to P. SMITH, Bus and Livery Stables. King St, between Fort and Bethel. Telephone 4.08. Juno 18, G-nso. Hkw 1 I m. fifll Buy your Shoes of.us STALLION 21,702 Record, 2:21 1-2. f Blue Bull (PruOcn e)- QOKEN- Flaxtail 8131 Hlroof2 In list and dams of 9 trotters and 2 paccri Fashion Dam 2:28 of I'ralrlo Blra t Iowa Chikf jiS-

Biro 01 s in iijo Hit SKfl Blmmrorlc oiiniiiiui izi. i M TiNSLEY Maid- oi :uonrno Flaxtail Jj- Slro of "I)nn, i'jo; Em poets, i:Wi; and dama of 9 :jo; uracc, i:is (Dauqiiter- giossy uiacK witn ono white hind foot. Cl m d, and his action superb. He is a sure and his action superb. Will mako tho season at tho GITY-DIWMQE Co.. W. F, SHAERATT, Manager Stand adjoining H. Hackfeld Co., Fort street. General Cart ing and Drayago- Business done. m7 tf LYCDRGDS LODGING HOUSE AND OLAA RESTAURANT-". Hir.o, Hawaii. TOURISTS AND OTHERS VI8ITINQ- Hllo can Und sultaMo board and lodging bv calllng on JOHN I.YCUROU8. In connection with tho above ho can anpplx you with Foreign and Domestic fruits, Clear and Tobacco, Cool Drinks,' etc. 85-ly. l SQ m M 1 M

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i- BI AUTHOIUTI. Orncn ok tiik l(OMti op Kmioation, September UO, 1803. J School In tlic Inlands of Oflhu nlll not open Ull further notice. lly onler of tho Hoard of Education, JOHN T. SCOTT, Jl'J-.lt Sccrctniy. A uonual class undor tho special illroc ilou of n qunlifioil instructor, that was to open on Monday, September SO, at the new DIMiop lltilldliig on Emma street, has been postponed till further notice. lly order of tho Board of Education. JOHN V. SCOTT, ll;.3t Secretary. Tax Collector's Notice. DlSTlllCT OK KONA, 1I.VM OK OAItlT. Tax l'ayers are hereby notified thatu penal, ly of ten (10) 'percent mint lio added to all a?crsonn11tc8 remaining duo and unpaid -iltir the 30th day ol September a provided for In Section '1, &l 27 of the lath of April, 1MW, Ir.: "If any Personal Tates due (that is to (ay i'ollTax, Hoad Tax ami School Tax) shall remain unpaid after the SOth day of Septem ber, ten per cent of euch taxes shall he added by the Assessor and shall bo collected bb a part of such taxes. JONATHAN SHAW. Assessor First Division. Approved: Jltf-SU. S. M. DAMON. MInutor of Finance. 51? Euei?in$ Bulletin Willi which l Incorporated the "Independent." DANIEL LOGAN, Editor. SATURDAY. SEPT. 28, 1895. PACIFIC CROSS ROADS. In tho September number of tho Pilot Ohfirt of tho North Pacific Ocoan thero tiro illustrations to show Mint the steaming distances from the mouth of tho Nicaragua Canal to Yokohama and Horg iong are loss by way of San Diego than by way of Honolulu. Thora is a haoa'spherioal map on tho back of tho ohart, with tho 7urious routes marked, together with a table of distances along 4iiQ routes ropresontcd. These il lustrations were produced at tho -request of the San Diego Chamber of Cammorce, after tho production of those in tho July numbor of tho Ohart m.ikinc comparisons of routes by way of Sau Francisco and Honolulu. The shortest practicable route Trom Brito to Yokohama is 7145 knots. From Brito to San Fran cisco is '2700 knots, and from Sau Francisco to Yokohama 4536 knots; total, 7230 knots. Tho ox cess of routo via San Francisco over shortest practicable route is 91 knots. From Brito to San Diego is 233b' Knots, and from San Diego to Yokohama 4965 knots; total 7261 knots. Excess of routo via San Diego over shortest prac ticable route, 116 knots, being an excess ovor San Francisco routo of 25 knots. From Brito to Hono lulu is 4210 knots, and from Ho nolu'u to Yokohama 3400 knots; total, 7610 knots. Excess of Ho nolulu over San Francisco routo, 374 knots, and ovor San Diego routo, 349 knots. The shortest practicable routo from Brito to Hongkong is 8740 knots. Brito to San Francisco, 2700; San Francisco to Hongkong, 6060; total, 8760, boing an excess of 20 knots over shortost prnoti ciblo routo. Brito to Honolulu, 4210; Honolulu to Hong kong, 4917; total. 9127; being an excess of 387 knots ovor snortosi pracuoauio routo, tintl 367 ovor routo via.San Fran cisco. Brito to San Diego, 2336; San Diego to Hongkong, 6438; total, 8774, being an excess of 34 knots ovor shortest routo and of 14 ovor Sau Francisco route, whilo being 353 miles shortor than t'io routo from Brito to Hongkong via Honolulu. Thoro is an odvnntago of 1510 knots in the" routo from Brito to San Francisco over th-it from Brito to Honolulu. From Hono lulu to Yokohama is 1136 knots shortor than from San Francisco to Yokohama. The routo from Honolulu to Hong kong is 1143 knots shortor than that from San Francisco to Hong kong. Steamers for Yokohnina coming by way of Honolulu have 964 knots farthor to travel than those taking tho direct routo, and proportionately with regird to tho passago from San Francisco to Hongkong. Tho foregoing figures of dis tances somowhat diminish tho groat expectations of Honolulu with rospeot to becoming tho mid way station for tho groator steam ship traffic botwoon Amorica and tho Orient from tho opening of the Nicaragua Canal. Steamships ply botwoon San Francisco and Yokohama without requiring coaling stations on tho way. Tho very alight oxcoss of tho routo from Brito to Yokohama via San Francisco oyer the shortest prac ticable route, conjoined with tho infinitely groator traffic San Fran cisco has to ofibr ovor Honolulu, would inevitably make San Fran cisco tho midway station for tho principal linos of steamers for tho Orient connecting, by moans of the oanal, with tho traffic from tho Atlantic Coast. Theso facts do not, however, by any moans demonstrate that Honolulu may not bonofit inimonsely by the opening of tho oanal. A great part of tho enhanced tide of steam ship traffic will come hero by way of San Francisco. Stoamors thence for the Orient aro now regular visitors, and it is not likoly that thefroquencyof thoir calls will be diminished when the commorco of tho Pacific takes tho bound for ward, 'which is inevitable toonsno, when tho canal is oponod. Then, with n cable. Honolulu would doubtless become tho most conven ient port of call for orders, for both sailing vossels and freight steam ers. Tho southern sailing routo from San Franc'sco to Yokohama runs oloso to tho southward of this group, so that in the matter of sailing craft Hawaii is still on tho cross roadB of tho Pacific, oven as to traffic botween America and Asia. Sho can never bo put off suoh a point of vantngo for stoam commorco as botweon North Am orica and Australia. OBSERVATIONS. Lot all tho infected districts bo strictly quarantined. It looks ns if the Citizens' Sani tary Committeo had better take another trick ut tho whoel. No water should bo drunk without its having been boiled from fiftoou to thirty minutes. All taro and other vegetables from suspected places must be as rigorously prohibited os fish from tho crook and harbor. There is a potato famine, it is true, but tho staff of lifo is not yet broken in tho land.' San Diego did not raako much out of the compliance of tho Unit ed States hydrograpbors with its request to domonstrato how it stood on Morcator's projection for tho oof an commorco from tho Nicaragua Onnil. San FranoiBco is still iu the lead. Thoro aro many" halting public works that should afford employ ment to nativos just now. Be sidos now works tho Punchbowl and Tantalus roads need repair ing. All mud sidewalks should got a good coat of black sand, in many placos after rain pedestrians tnke .tho roadway in preference to the sidewalks with thoir fiequoni puddles and constant mho. Why cannot the garrison bo turned out to guard approaches to tho Nuuanu stream Mr. Mars don's proposition for a ton-foot boaul fonco is an osponsivo one. "While no necessary oxponso should ho spared, this is no timo for extravagance. Lntost reports from tho oatsido world indicate prospoots of a great j oxpansion of trade both in Amer ica and Europe. This should bo un atlditional incontivo to all our people .to put their shoulders to the wheel and crush out tho pos tilontial visitor that is putting a blight on all tho business of tho country. Nothing' unreasonable should bo allowed to intorposo for pre venting the landing and distribu tion of freight from the steamer Australia, os well as sailing vod sols from the Coast, at the qua rantined wharves. Especially is it important that tho community get its-supplies of tho- necoasnrioa- of life at this juncture. "Without any reflection upon tho work done in tho first epidemic by the physicians aiding tho Board 6f Health, it i& suggested that all of tho older practitioners bo called upon for counsol and assistance in suppressing this sec ond outbreak. Let tho ontiro local faculty be consulted in. tho stops to bo taken for finally stamping nut the disease. More than likoly the views ex pressed) by tho San Frunoisco Chroniolo will prevail when tho Hawaiian cable sohemo comes to Congross. That paper advocates either an exclusively national or an exclusively private cablo. Thoro is but blight likelihood of the granting- of a subsidy by the United. States to a commercial vonture originating in a foroign country. Says a London dispatch: "Thai nows that an American sugar planter has obtained (ho exclusive right to land a snbmarino cable in Hawaii is the occasion of much discussion bore among the advo cates of a British cable to tho isl ands.'' This is tho first over hoard of a British cublo to tho islands, except ns a part of a through line to Australia or Japan.- But, don't you know, Colo nel Spalding expects to got most of tha'xnonoy for tho job from London? A bay maro will bo sold at auc tion by tho Cl,ub Stable Co. on October 29. FITS CURED (From U. 8. Journal itf ittdicine.) Prof. W.n.rceke,wlio makes a jpcclatty of Epilepsy, has without doubt treated and cured more cases than my living Physician Ma juccess la astonishing. o Hvelicardotcascaof20ycara'aUmllngcurcdbyhlm. lie publlshesa valuahlework on this disease which ha sends with a largo bottle ot hla absolute cure, free to Wo advise anyono wishing a euro to addrt-ss, Prof. W. It r-EEKK, F. D., 4 Cedar 8L, New York. Wanted to Rent. 1 FURNISHED COTTAGE A three rooms Immediately. OF TWO OR Addres X. 113-tf Bulletin Otllcc. yimeiy JopiG5 -ON" THE- VBRTHEIM Tiaru: on tiirecstitcii Sewino: Machine This week we want to call the attention of the ladies of r Honolulu and1 the Hawaiian Islands generally to the merits of the Wertheim Sewing Ala-chine.- This is provided with a Belgian invention by which three different stitches may be sewn according to the will of the operator. Whether the lady ot the house wants a sin gle chain stitch or a combined1 two-thread or embroidery stitch without in any way impairing the excellence'of tlie machine as a lock-stitch one, is- simply a matter of pressing a. button, this machine does the rest. With this machine by simply pressing a button either a lock stitch, chain stitch or combin ed lock and chain stitchfe pro duced as desired. In other words this one machine per forms the work of three dis tinct ones, and not content with that can furnish in ad dition a beautiful darri im linen as well as woolen materials and underwear by means of its far reaching chain stitchMand the need of any special darning appliance is therefore avoided. To produce the chain stitch all that is necessary is to press down a button near the stitch regulator and move it from left to right and go right along with your sewing. hor dressmakers and -those who have much making over to do, this machine is the best out.. The chain-stitch is easily unraveled by undoing the last loop at the end of the. seam, and although the embroidery stitch is just as firmly locked as the lock stitch and is. much more elastic, yet it is easily un done. All the operator; has to dfl is to draw out the interlac- 'ed shuttle thread and the chain stitch remains, which latter unravels easily as stated above. The rrfachine can readily be changed from one stitch to an other and back again, to the ordinary lock stitch without tany danger or getting out or order. "Seeing is believing" is an old and true savinjr and we cordially invite aflithe ladies to. come in and see tnis machine in actual operation in our store. We have a large number of these elegant machines on hand and will sell them at rea sonable prices; We guarantee them to do-alls that we adver tise. There arc any number of ladies in this city whose hearts would be made glad by one of these machines in place of the aptiquated ones they are now using, and if their husbands only knew what was good for themselves they would come right down to the store in the morning and order one sent home. Tta Hawaiian Hardware Go. Ltd. BuninoHH Curds. n. UACKFELD CO. Generaij Commission Aoent& Cor. Fort and Queen Streeto, Honolulu. LEWEK.3 COOKE, iMroIlTEKS AND &KALKII8 IN LuMUEn AND AM. KINDS OP BuiIKNQ Materials. Fort Street, Honolulu. THOS. LINDSAY, ftlANnrAcruniNa .Tewk&eii and WAian- MAKElt. Knlcni Jowclry a Spocialty. Particular attention paid to all Muds of repairs. Campbell Block. Morckaut Streets HONOLULU IRON WORKS, Stjiam Enoinhs, Suoak Mills, Boilers, CoOIiEKH, IllON, BllASS AND LEAD Oabtinos. Machinery of Eyory Description Mado to Order. Particular attention paid to Ships' Blncksmithiug. Job Work ex ecuted at Short Notice. VIGGO JACOBSEN Engrosser and Illuminator 120; Nuuanu Ave, noxt to tho "Whito House". Telephone 610. Jas. F. Morgan. AUCTIONEER ANI STOCK BROKER No. 45 Quocn Street. Expert Appraisement of Real Estato and Furniture. nB-lm ALLEN ROBINSON. Dealers in Lumber nnd Coal and Building Materials of all kinds. Qnoon Btreet, Honolulu. PIONEER STEAM CANDY FAGTORT and BAKERY. F HORN. Practical Confoctionornnd Baker, NpTl Hotel 8treet. my 20. Pacific Trading Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Japanese Goods! 206 ITort Street JVIedeiros $k Co, TAILORS'. Hotel Street, Arlington Block. Prices Reduced anil wo offor suits and trousors at prices tha't will bo within the roaoh of ovorybody. Wo carry a select stook of goods, and guarantee a perfect fit and first class work. Those who really desire to bo dressed neatly and natty, and cannot afford to spend much money on thoir clothes will do woll in calling at our storo boforo eoing elsewhere. S. DECKER, Manager. THE LARGEST WAGON IN TOWN! I am now prepared to Move Fumitaa in bettor shape than any other eiOT, cancora in tho city, as I hayo a WAOO'-f largo enough, to movo a whole hoaaoinll of Furnituro at ouo load. I have tho latest PIANO MOVING) APPARATUS and guarantee to movo Pianos without scratching, to any part of tho city for 82.50. I am a rustler and don't care who knows it; am always to be found at my Stand, Cor. Nuuanu King Streets, Telophono 245. B3TI movo my Furniture SO FAST that it makes my competitors SWEAT to even look at mo. Yours for Businoss only, WILLIAM LARSEN. V f

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smp:,im?f'WM EVENING BULLETS. SEPTEMBER -P8, 1895. lOHHv i i'' '',lnK ft, f t LOCAL AND GENERAL. No boIiooI Moiuliiy. Moonlight drives to tho bonoh nro fushiouablo. A numbor of stores ownod by Jowish merchants wore closed to day. NoticoB of tho church services to bo hold tomorrow appear in an othor column. No word was rocoived by tho Foroigu Ollico from Minister Cas tle by last mail. Bicycle mcot at "Onion squuro this afternoon. Tho start takes placo at 4 o'clock. J.J.Sullivan of the Pantheon Stables is figuring on an extended tonr of tho Coast. Tho oxtensive building opera tions going on are a groat boon in tho present situation. Tho oponiug of tho Soptombor tonn of tho buproine Court has ugiiin boon postponod. Those intooding to take a swim at Waikiki are notified that it will bo hicjh tido largo at 1. 09 p. m. to morrow. Ona lot: of a pair of trousers was found in tho stomach of a big shark caught near Annapolis, Md. a fow days ago. Taxpayers aro notified that ton per cent, penalty will bo added to personul tuxes remaining nnpaid uftor the 30th of this mouth. Tho funeral Bon-ices of tho lato Mr Davis will be held in tho hall of Lodge le Progres de 1 Oceamo, F. uud A. M.,ut 3 o'clock this uflornoon. Tho je rrow wood, which grows in Australia, is almost tho only kind known to the lurabormon which effectively resists tho do prodatums of insects. Not an in sect will touch it. Tho Board of Health meots at 3 o'clock this afternoon whon it will probably take notion on tho roport of tho special ootnmitteo which has investigated tho water supply of the infected dibtricts Judging from tho success whinh Bruco Waring Co. aro having in disposing of lots on Punahou tr.ict, the cholera does not scaro peoplo from purchas ng r al o3 tato, especially when it is gilt edged and guaranteed freo from microbes. G. H. Harrison, practical piano and organ maker and tunor, can furnish best factory references. Orders left at Hawaiian Nows Co. will receive prompt attention. All work guaranteed to be tho same as dono in faotorv. The following constitutes tho staff of tho new High Sohool: Professor Soott, principal; J. Liuhtfoot, mathomntics and Latin; Mis3 Brower and Miss Noodbam in tho grammar department; Miss Beckwith, a graduate of Pratt In stitute, drawing, and Mrs. Tuokor, music. Correspondents of the Bulletin should hand in their comraun'ca tions early in tho day to insure publication. All display adver tisements should be sont to tho business ollico boforo noon of each day. Beading and "By Author ity" notices may bo sent in iny iimo up 2 p. m. Ohof Hunt of the Firo D 'p'art mont has had a now hoso wagon constructed out of an old hook and ladder truok, which will have a carrying capacity of 1G0O feot of boso. Tho Hawaiian Carriagb Company did tho work. Tho wagon was muoh nocdod by the department and will be plaoed in "U80 at tho boll tower as soon as paintod. Lost A. email boy about the fiizo of a man, frecklo built and slim complexion; ho woro a pleas ant smile, and carried a woodon bag containing a oonplo of left handed railroad tuunols, a second hand porous plaster, also ono f Brown tfe Huboy's lato catalogues. Whon last soen tho lad was in thoir storo on Hotel strodt exam ining some fine jack knivos. GONE INTO qUAKANTINn. Knunl Peoplo Who Aro Anxious to (Jot Homo. Tho Board of Hoalth having inado an ordor allowing residents of tho olhor islunds to roturn homo after a five days' stay on Quarantine. island, about twenty ono residents of Kauai moved ovor tq that classio locality this morning. Among thom woro Mossrs. Gcorgo Falrohild, R. 0. Spalding and C. H. Willis, all 'of whom aro accompameu oy inoir wives. On Monday a number of resi dents of Hawaii will go into qua rantine provious to going homo. It is not statod whothor tho government guarantees tho qua rantined pooploa landing on thoir rospoctivo islands or not i Hand Concert. Tho Hawaiian baud, under tho direction of Acting Bandmaster H. Heitmann, will givo a public concort at Emma Squaro this af tornoon, commencing at 4 o'olook. The following programmo will bo rendered: 1. Mnrch-"Tbc8aluto" Rocdcr 3. OTerturc '"Lo Toreador" Adam 3. Waltz "Christmas Rotes".... Wnldteufcl 4. Lancers "Faust up to uaic- t.uiz 5. Minuet "Hebo" Blumentlial 6. Galop-"Carlllon" Leutnor "HanallPanol." Ovtton Mill" in India. In India thero are nearly 140 cotton mills worked ly steam, ninoty-fonr of which aro in tho Bombay Prosidoncy. In these mills over 13U.U0U hands are em ployed. X m lu Your Blood. Is the cause or that tired, languid feellug which ailllela at this season. Ilie blood Is Impure and has become thin and poor. That Is why you have no strength, no anpctltc,can not sleep. Purity your blooti with Hood's Sarsaparllla, which will give you an appetite, tono your stomach, and Invigorate jour nerves. Hood's. 'Pitxs nro easy to take, easy In ac tion and Buru In cuctt. MSC. 113-tf. Wanted. FIItSTCLASS SECOND HAND ICE Hcfrigorator. Apply 009 King streot. 113-tf Horse for Sale. "M FOR NON-PAYMENT 01' board, wa will soil on TUESDAY, Or tobor 20tU, 1893, at Public Auction, nt tho Auction rooms of James r Morgan, in Honolulu, ono Hay Maro. CLUB 8TABLK COMPANY. Honolulu, September 27, 18U5. 113-tm Cholera Is pau and the city of Hoiloluhi U todaj the cleanest spot ou earth. We'vn had sickness In the town but It I over and every ono is happier lu consc quonce, reaction has set In and business In ou the more again. Ladles do not luuo to devote so much time to house clean ing affftlrs, and they can giro some of the hours during tho day to making their drosses or selecting material for them. During tho dull days of tho plague wo hao overhauled all of our immense stock and marked down prices to suit the times. Just look at tho goods and compare the prices viitli thoso jou hnvu been pajlng In the past Boys' Suits, 2.50 upwards. Ohildrens' Suits, Lati-st styles, llfty cants to as much us you want to pay. Shoes for tho children at 00 cents a pair. Ladies' Shoes Fine quality from $1.45. You never saw such n line of houso-furulsh-Ing goods lu your life aa wo carry, nor did you over see suth value for your money. Sheetings, Toweling, Bed Spreads, Hair and Clothes Brushes. X3T Summer dress goods reduced to tho lowist price. M. S. LEVY. Sans Souci Seaside Resort. Tho plensantost, quietest, shadiest and most perfectly ap pointed seaside rosnrt on tho Islands. It is only four miles froin tho- hoart of tho city and within onsy reaoh of tho tramcars, whioh run every twonty minutes or oftonor. Elegantly furnished detached cottages or rooms aro obtainable on easy terms. Tho tablo is superior to that of any of tho city hotels and all tho modern conveniences aro provided. Picnics and bathing parties can obtain oxtra accommodations by telephoning in advanco. Tho bathing facilitios of Sans Souci aro suporior to those of any pi r. coon tho beach. 89-tf For Rent or Lease. A two story building oil Nmmnu strco L opposite) Love Bakery. A. V. GEAR. 58-tf. $5.00 Per "Week. TUREE OH FOUR PEOPLE CAN BE accommodated with excellent board In a private family: apply nt 84 Dcretnnla street. C'J.tf D. J. CASHMAK BAIL AND TENT MAKER. Awnings a Specialty. Over Cali fornia Fo6d Company's store. 3C-tf. PIES, CAKES, AND ICE CREAM. HF. SINGER, for b!x years foreman with Swain on Butter street, nmltci tho most delicious l'is of any baker in Hono lulu. MiucoFioi o sp-cinliy. Cakoi and Ico Crenm furnished for kills or families. office at SlNGKIl'd BAKERY, King Street gjSJ- Tclcphono 872. 40-tf A New Abstract Office As a result of 15 yoars experience in the Abstruot Business, lam prepared to inako Abstracts of Title in a most thorough, accur ate and complete manner and on short notice. F. W. Makinney. In W. O. Smith's Office, 318 Fort Street. myl3. PITY FURNITURE STORE and Undertaking Establishment. WARING BLOCK, COR. Fort atid Berotania Sts. Day. Tolephono Night 84G 849 H. H. Williams, 80-tf Manager. Short Talks. TO HAVE BORROWED SAY $3,000, from the P. B. fc L. Association, at their last mooting, would liavo cost you $37.50 per month, for say, 10 yoars, a total of $4,GO0 3,000 when your mortgage- would bo oancollod, $4,G00$ 1500 interest in 10 years, or $150 interest in 1 year, $1605 percent on $3,uuu, Olllce Hours: l 30 to 0 30 A. to 5 r. Chamber of Commerce Rooms, A. V. GEAR, 79-tf Secretary. Jewelry Oar Stock of Suramor Goods is acknowledged by every body to bo the finost on the Honolulu market, and con sists of everything Useful and Ornamental. Our prices aro moderate. Jewelry in special designs manufactur ed to ordor on short notice. jacobsenTpfeiffer. P. O. Box 287 Fort Streot. RE-OPENING GLEARAN The Clearance Sale that was postponed at the Temple of Fashion on account of tho Cholera Scare will begin again on OCTOBER 1ST, and run during tho ontire month. Tho goods will bo marked in plain figures. Go to the other stores nnjJ got prices and compare them with the prices at tho Temple op Fashion. Don't forget tho date October 1st, 1898, and remember that everything in the store goes at a BIG -REDUCTION Watch this Space and our Windows for good GOODS at a Low Figure NUE SED. 0FS KEEP COOL ESS3IS3S3!e1I3I3I5I33iS55I&'ffi HIRE'S R !bI This groat homprmado drink ia ns hoaltliful as it is pleas ant. It is good all tlto time; good for tho childron; good for tho grown-up folksj good for everybody harmful to none. It keeps tho bloorl pure and cool, strengthens tho system and counteracts tho effects of tho heat. It is absolutely freo from a siuglo intoxicating property ami is ovory whore recognized as A Temperance Drink For Temp ranee People. A paokago of Hiros Kobtbeor oxtraet will make live gal lons. Iho directions nro soSiinplo that anyone can make tho most delicious, sparkling, effervescent boverago without trouble or expense. Ask your storokoopor for it, mado only by Tho Charles E. Hires Co., Philadelphia, U. S. A. "Wobnvo used your Rootbeer for tho Init throo years and think thoro Is nothing equids it. Mrs. N. Bickel, 393 Northnmpton street, Boston, Mass." I bavo boen using your Rootbocr for threo years, nnd hap recommonded ittto many of my friends. 1 hvo also beou much pleased with it. It is re freshing, nourishing, in fact words aro iutdenu te to oxpross its worth. Mbs. S. Draon, atato street, botwoon Conatunco, New Orleans, L. A., U. S. A JOBBERS: Hobron Drug Company, Wholesale Druggist Benson, Smitii Company, HOLLISTER DrUQ COMPANY, Lewis Company Grocers. 41-ld WKCN SM0KMG Io Not turn.' r r This is an especial brand imported only by us, It is positively the best Cigar in tho city for tho monoy. Imported and f &V in. 9 V ?m f '2M W K SID I' OUT STREET. And so can you in side, outsido and all tho way through by drinking Forget tlio 00TBEER. "Mexican Cigar." for sale by HoUister Co., CORNER FORT AND MERCHANT 8TS V 'W v: fl

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frnjinm 'pqMJwyi jwpf8 y r irirn'; ri EVENING 'BULLETIN, SEPTEMBER 28, 1895. 6 i fHEO. H DAVIESS CO Importers of White Brothers' Cement, Corrugated Iron Roofing, Galvanized Water Pipe Paints and Oils. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Roche Harbor Lime, C. C. Fine Flour, Hay, Grain, and Groceries, Hardivarc and Cutlery, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Eto. C. E. WILLIAMS SON, Oldest Furniture and Under taking Establishment in Honolulu. Tel. 179. Gil Kino St. mrrr. Beaver Saloon, II. J. NOLTE, Proprietor. The Best Lunch in Town Tea and Coffee AT AI.li HOURS. THE FINEST BRANDS OF Cigars and Tobacco ALWAYS ON HAND. The Hawaiian Electric Company, Has a largo assortment of Chandeliers and Elec trical Goods Constantly on band, ROBERT GRIEVE. Book and Job Printer Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. I. Over Hawaiian Nows Company's Book Store. my 13. Criterion Saloon Fort near Hotel Street. 0. J. McOAitTnr, Manager. Estimates givon for house wir-. ing anuJSloctncal plants. Marino Wiring a spocialty. THEO. HOFFMANN, 32-td Manager. MILL ENGINE FOR SALE: Horizontal Slide Valve En cino mado by Honolulu Iron Works Co. in 1885. Bore of Cylinder 13": Lenth of Stroke 40": Crank Shaft on left of Cylinder: Hand Ttevfrflin2 Gear. Diaraotor of Fly-wheel 14ft.: Size of Engine Uetl 3 test wide x 20ft long. For further particulars apply to Theo. H.Davies'&Co.. Ltd. 49 tf. Popular Brants of Straight Goods ALWAYS ON nAND. Try tho Great Appetizer: The Brownie Cocktail I A Spccialtwith tliis Resort. DEPOT OP THE Famous "Wieland Lngor Boor! m .i -ARE- ON TOP &fo LARGE" FACTORY HONEST WORKMANSHIP SPEEDY, w DURABLE L1BERAL:6UARANTEE cuimoii hiiiivioes. IVIior HoiiolnlM People Mny Wor ship Tomorrow. Central Union Chuhcii, corner Boreta nl and Riohards streets. Douglas 1', Mr nlc, minister. Services for Sunday, Soptem. ber'JOtht 0.53 h. ui., Sunday soliool and Bible classes) 11 ft. in., I'ublic worship nnd sermon. At C p. m., prayer meeting of tho Y. 1. 8. 0. K. Topic: "Enthusiasm. Sun day schools: Japauoso, in Lyceum ut 10 a. m.j l'ortuguoso, in tho church on Miller street nt 2:30 p. m. Evening sorviros will bo resumed whenevor orders of Iho Hoard of Ilenlth will permit. St. Andrew's Cathedral 10th Sunday nfter Trinity: Feast of 8. Michael nnd all Angels. 0:30 n. iu.,Holy Communion; 11KX) a. m. Holy Communion Chornl. 3.30 p. in., Pule ahiahi; fi p. m., Evensong nnd sermon The only service of the Second Congrega tion tomorrow (Sunday), will he at IMS o. m. Morning prayor with Bormon, hymns 301, 222 aud 105. FlKST METHODIST EriSOOPAI. ClIUItCH Rov. II. W. l'cck, pastor. Sundny borvicos, Sept.29tb, 10a.m., SuudayBchool, Mr. 0. J.Day, BUperintcndcnt. 11a.m., sermon, subject. "Forfeited Rlrthripht." At 4p. tlie congregation will join iu tho V. M. 0. A. services in Y. M. 0. A. hall. Meeting held in hall over Tracy's store, corner of font and Hotel streets, outr.nco on Hotel street. A cordial welcome to all. Chkiwian Church Harmony Hnll, King street, botween Fort aud AIak.cn streets. T. 1). Garvin, pastor. Lord's duy school, 9:45 a. m. l'reachiug at 11 n. m. Sub ject, "dins Physical and Spiritual that are Unpardonable." Koader, your presence at our services will give us real pleasure Salvation Army Sunday, 7 a. m., 11a. m., and 3 p. in., subjects: 7 a. m. "Ammunition." 11 a in, "Inspection." 3 p m, "Short Weight," by Adjutant Geo. Eguor. Tho famous K. W. (Earl Wilson) Collars and Cuffs in lat est shapes at Tracy's. A fresh now stock of straw lints, all grades from .$1.00 up. Try a "Panama" hat, wo carry tliroo qua lities, you can tako your ohoice. Mclnerny. City Carriage Co., J. S. And rado, manager. If you want a hook with good horso and c ire ful driver rim up Telophono 113, comer of Fort and Merchant streets. Hack at all hours. Ij, B, Ktrr has received by tho Australia a new lino of Scotch ginghams, whito and cream croDOns and whito cotton duok for ladies' nnd children's dresses. rfDrr S GHarah I. GrifHrx. MSI) Only a Scar Remains Scrofula Cured Blood Purified by Hood's Sarsaparllla. "C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Msui.i It It with pleasure that I send a testimonial concerning what Hood's Sarsaparllla has dons for my daughter. It is a wonderful medicine and I cannot recommend It too highly. Sarah, wko U fourteen rears old, has been Afflicted With Scrofula ever since she was one year old. Foe five yeari he has had a running sore on one aid of her fare. We tried every remedy recommended, but nothing did her any good until we commenced using Hood's Sarsaparllla. My married daughter Hood'sCures It had cured her of dyspepsia. She had been troubled with that complaint since childhood, and slnco her cure she has never been without a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparllla In the house. We commenced giving It to Sarah about one year ago, and it has conquered tho running sore, Only a Scar Remaining as a trace of the droadful dlseaso. Previous to taking the medicine her eyesight was affected but now sho can see perfectly. In connection with Uood's Sarsaparllla we have used Hood's Vegetable l'llls, and And them the best" lUu. Maxia GnirriN, Xenla, Illinois. Hood's Pills euro nausea, sick headache, VuligcsUon. biliousness. Sold br all drusdsta. Ho"bron Drag Co., JL'd, Solo Agents for tho Eepublio ot Hawaii PANTHEON SALOON, FORT AND HOTEL ST8. HcaAfluarters Enterorisc Brew Co -Tna Largost Consignment of Beor that over arrived hero, now on Draught J. DODD. Popi LET YOUR INTEREST CE SUFFICIENTLY AROUSED TO 8END 8 CT8. STAMPS ANY KINO FOR A COPY OF OUR ILLUSTRAT ED CATALOOUE (1&-! 1'HBCS) OF OENERAL FAMILY 8UPPLIE8. AND BUY YOUR GOODS AT SAN FRAN CISCO PRICE8. Smith's Oasli Store. 414 4.418 Front St., 6Mf SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. HARNESS IP YOU WANT GOOD Harness, eithor singlo or double, mado in tho latest btylo and of the best material. If you want a now (.'nrriage top. If you want n first class Saddle mado or any other Ar ticle in the Harness or Saddlery lino, it will pay you to call on C. E. COLLINS, 337 King St, P. O. Box 49G Tolephono 662. 84-tf tin BUILDING BURNED RECENTLY r in Milwaukco, without Insurance, because n clerk FORGOT to renew certain poliolos promptly aa Instructed, "Ho was discharged. "A few days later, tho ownor died without Insuronco on his life, leaving a widow nnd three young children In poverty, bocauso he had NEGLECTED to insure. As procrast Ination is moro culpable than forgotfulnesa perhaps tho ownor is having his punish ment NOW. "MORAL I Consultation nnd offlco troat montfroe. Special attention givon to pro craslinators." INSURE YOUR Lin IN The Equitable Life Assurance Society ui me unuctt states. Brune narwHcrh Goneral Manager for.tho Hawaiian Islands: (Ul.tt N. I BURGESS Repairs Garden Hosa, Sprinklers, Water Tan Etc, Etc Saw Filing and nil kinds of Tools Sharp. sore. Lnwn Mowors repaired nnd for rent." Also. Hottinc? Olfmq in font nil i.:.i Jobbing. Work called for nnd returned. oiiuij mm rosuieiico en Miller strcot King up Tolophouo 8C2. i.tf Building Lots! At WATJCIK1 on enr lino nnd on PA LAMA ROAD near Fertilizing Plant These lots are Very Cheap and Sold on Easy Terms. Dcsirablo Aero Tracts near tho city ard other Properties for snlo. BRUCE, AVAKING CO., Dealers in Lots and Lnnds, 1-tf G03 Fort Street, near King. Telephone C07. P. 0. Box 821. The Haw'n Fertilizing Co. ARE BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER, .TO FURNISH HIGHEST GRADE MANURES To any analyses, nt lowest prices 32-tf. A F. COOKE, Agent. sa. mmys s.amn iTi:z7LEr, urv' Perfectly Wretched! PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND RESTORED MRS. DARROW TO HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. This is the Medicine That Makes People Well! MRS. AUG. DARROW. Wklls. Richardson- k Co., Montrose, Pa., Sept. 25, 1804 Gentlemen: I was vory much run down, had no appetite nt all, was very nervous, bad no sleep night or day; to sum it all up, I WAS PERFECTLY WRETCHED l!ut thanks to Paine's Celery Compound I can now eat and sleep and work just as well as I could boforo I was taken Bick. When I commenced taking tno uompounu 1 weigneu iao nounus; l now weign lbs pounds and do all the work for my family of Jive. I have recomraoncioa very much pleased with it I am now taking my fifth bottlo, and would WITH STOMACH 'IROUliLE OR NERVOUS TR0U11LE. the Compound to throo families already bnd they aro RECOMMEND IT 10 ALL WHO ARE BUFFERING Yours respectfully, MRS. AUG. DAfcROW. Qood Foundation H. E,Valker, Agont. 8IroVant troot. IO4. Paige's Giliy 0ppo.iJp IS FOR SALE BY THE:- HOLLISTER DRUG Co., Wholefsal Agents for the Hawaiian Islands, 4 M A Yr a J dkAJAm.mLmsm xkjH ,ii..' u., ..v'i-Jfciw.atiiiLii &-tH8L;UiJui:

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4 -TT UK""?, &W'H'vQ&WWIB9i$,il-9- ''"WWpw EVENING BULLETIN, SEPTEMBER 28, 1895. I r I? f v k '7 Disinfectine l'KOIH CllTAltANTIME WIIAHIT. Is tlie 1 foest thins: to iPTJDRIFY YOTJH PREMISES. -t For Sale Ouly by tlio HOLLISTER DRUG CO- C3 Fort Stx'oet. We have the besT If you will oxamino our stock of URNITURE CT (Continued fr6m Snd paye) are vory cleanly in thoir habits. Yostoruay tlioy Imd thoir rogulnr liouso cleaning, th'or mattresseH rintl hodding out airing. I don't think Mr. Orabuo could havo selootod a finor sot of men for working froight. They all know their business and knowing it do it wiill. They doeervo groat praiso. Olaudino camo alongsido the Irwin. Captain Camoron had hiB ordors not to allow anyone ashore or anyono aboard. Ho said ho wnB now among tho- 1'niiistinos and ho had to submit. You can onco in a whilo hoar Capt. Dahol's gentlo voico praying to his tnon, about going to sloop on the slings, oto. Our friond Smith, mato of tho Irwin, is a "rusher. His mon don't sloop any. You can hear his tonor voico in nravor, "Oh, if I only had thoso bricks out of tho way I would sbovo guano at you." They havo a lot of firo brick aboard and thoy aro just whoro thoy should not bo at this timo. Ho did vory well. Ho ruvo us 300 sacks fertilizer and 3()0 sacks flour and 40 barrels limofor tho Olaudino, besides put considorablo freight on tho dock. Everyone in it today, working like tigors. Good work dono all round. CORSETS CORSETS A FULL LINE OF "2 A L CORSETS At Reduced Pricos. akd nouSE URNISHSING, You will agroo-that for St3rle, Quality a,rL3. rFrices- THK KOLA NUT. R. G. CORSETS Extra long waist. The Best Corset k the Price- Ever. Common Sense Waists. full lino of sizes, for Ladies and Children. The only proper Waist for Comfort. y N. S. SACHS. C20 Fort Bticot, Honolulu, II. I,' FRESH PROVISIONS, They Stand Unequalled In Honolulu eTOur, Goods .received by vessels just from tho Coast aro artistic in tho minutest detail. AN INSPECTION INViTED. Telephone &4.-G. ORDWAY PORTER, HOTEL ST., ROBINSON BLOCK. Some of tlio Virtue of Tlil Won dcrful Tree. Among tho many varietios of troos with which experiments aro being raado at tho governmont nursery undor tho direction of tho Commissioner of Agrionlturo is tho kola, which it is claimed is more stimulating than codoe and has no bud aftor eflocts.- The natives of Africa and tho Indios, who chow it, aro in groat doraand ns labnrors, because they aro al ways in splendid health, suttor no fatiguo and work long hours without any food. In thoso coun tries tho cocoa chowor is always rejected lor tuo kola cnewor. Kola contains moro caffoiho than coffee itself, a good doal of starch and no tannin. It instantly in creases muscular strength and, al lays hunger and thirst, hosides lessening perspiration in hot weather. Tho nut is now culti vated in largo quantities in vuri oua parts of tho world, and an American firm oxpeot shortly to put it on tho market in this coun try. WUonit makes its appear; unco it is predictod that toa and coffee .will havo to go. FAMILY BEEP BY THE POUND, FAMILY PORK BY THE POUND, NEW POTATOES AND NEW ONIONS, HORSE RADISH IN BOTTLES BLOCK r Lincoln Blook, King street BUTTER, INDIAN CHUTNEY.' Ckas. Eustace, Tolophono 1194. New Goods! New Goods! New Goods! 0 BY EACH STEAMER FROM THE COAST All Delicacies in Our Line. A completb line of staplo an.l fancy grooerios, as low as the lowest. Island orders solicited. DEWIS CO., Telophono No. 240. P. 0. Box 297 New Furniture! New Furniture A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF f Top Roll and Other Office Desks Which vre are selling at prices unheard of in Honolulu. HOPP CO., No 74 King Street, Honolulu, II, I. PnTorlte None Writer Dead. Harrison Millard, America's" best known song writer, died in New York on Soptembor 10. He was born in Boston and at the ago of 20 was sout to Italy, whoro' ho studied threo years undor great musical masters and made a suo. oessful dobut as a concert and orutono singer. "Viva la Ame rica'' was the first of a splendid series of patriotio songs ho com posed. Ho sorrod through tho four yoars of tho war, becoming a captain of rogulars and receiv ing a sovero wound at Chicka mauga. Mr. Millard was author of tho charming parlor oporotta, "Two Can Play nt That Game.'' His original ballads ni)d disorip tivo songs alono number several hundrods, and ho translated from foreign sources no less than 500 lyrics. Among somo of his catch ing songs nro "Waiting," "Baby Mino," Flag of tho Froe," Un dor tho Daisies," otc. Mr, Mil lard's handsomo person and gonial, courtly manners wore known to a very extoilsivo circle of frionds and acquaintances. Ho was a widower at tho timo of his death, with an interesting family of children growing up about him, one of whom, his daughter Mario, made hor publio dobut as a singor in tho part of Adalgisa in "Norma." J. S. WALKER, ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL, ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, ALLANOE MARINE GEN. ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDON SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO. WILHELMA OF MAGDEBURG GENERAL INSURANCE CO, NORTHWESTERN M. LIFE INS. CO., MILWAUKEE, SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA, LIFE, FIRE and MARINE RISKS, TAKEN at REASONABLE RATES. Rooms 12 SPREOKELS BLOOK Honolulu, H. I. li.O.ABLES THE II. P. Waltos M 05 "i S 8 .S 3 o ST 5- 3. !ndS5?';,cn"'r:rt .ST. z. uj in sr r; n H a h B g 5 TJS'n .O'dSsSBf-'O wti Din u o pros' eanrtT'0w For rowing or cycling an olog ant lino of swoators "ohoup" as sorted colors. Mclnorny. U W -W W CO CO SB to a 5- Z-. Jd -."SMflitDSdirt i.C5 VB K,-0 H S'K'9 1 C S UrD-i: S.S 1 a a o ri.-?".r O ii 2 h M -i h HI 10 iTt w ggtcpjrj B tr c s: I s 5. 8- 5- g r 6 S Po c: r- s: to 5 a p m m S S3 h1 t-n P o era I OSCtS-1" B 6 B fi r w Cfl w o a u one p '.5 a E2 In n w 1? M tQ hi rr 3? S B a to o i o CD O -4 55:3 cp rt n O C. o a St., Telktho.nb 139. PAINT CO. Manages KUSTACE CO- DEALERS IN- WOOD AND COAL Also White and Black Sand at tho vory lowest market rates. Telphono No. 414. 77 tt 4 L.IN SING- KEE, PLUMBER AND TIN SMITH, 403 Hotel stroot, Honolulu. 47-tt IUNIWAI BATHS. Tlio jiopular Soasido Resort for ladies and children. Good ac commodation. W. S. BARTLETT. m i& w M .f-Ki :a .m ts M M is M 'Jfi 13 i

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filer's Steamship Co. FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. Canadian-Australian Steamship Line STUARIElt mOKOMI nillMJN CAT TI,i: VltOKI MOI.OKAI. 5 mi n. ii linWl iyywiyi)iM p M -V. TIME TABLE. Stmr. KINATJ, CLARKE, CommmIk, Mkocboe the following day, rrivirig M HUo the Mm evenlni. IIAVKS HONOLULU. AnniVM HONOLULU. Friday Bept.27 1 Krlday Oct. 4 Tuesday Oct. IB Friday. Oct. 25 Tuesday.... Nov. 6 Friday Nov.lG Tusdny....Nnv.2u" Friday J)co. 6 Tue'day ....Dec. 17 Friday Doc. 27 Tuesday icv. o Friday Oct. 10 Tuesday Oct. 29 Friday Nov. 8 Tuesday. Nov. 19 Friday. Nov. 29 Tnmday.....'Deo, 10 Friday Dec. 20 tUtonaiat;, will leave Hilo at 1 o'clock r. m., teaching at Lcnpthochoe, Mann kona al9awalhai same day; Makana, Maalaea Bay and Lahaina the following day; arriving at Honolnla the afternoons f Tuesdays ndrlday. gm No Freight wilt be rooelrsd after IS noon on day of sailing. Stmr. CLATJDINE, 0MCEQ0M, CoHUuadM, Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 8 r. x.. touching at Kehului. Hana, Hamoa and Klpahula, Mini. Ketnrning arrives at Vonolnln Bunday mornings. Will call at Nuu, Xaupo, on second trip of each 'month. gmr No Freight will be received after 4 r. x. on day of sailing. This Company will reserves the right to make changes in the tinieof departuro and arrival of its stramers without notice and it will not be responsible for any ounse auences arising thnrefrom. Consignees mutt be at the Landings to receive their Freight; this Company will sot hold itself responsible for freight after it lias been landed. Live Stock only at owner's risk. This Company will not be responsible for Monty or Valuables of passengers unless placed in the care of Pursers. Fsseengers are requested U purchase tickets before embarking. Those failing to 7 so will bo subject to an additional charge of twenty-five per cent. Tixxi.o Tatolo LOCAL LINE S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrivo Honolulu Lcaro Honolulu from S. P. for S. P. Sept. 30 Oct.2 Oct. 21 Oct. 27 Nov. 15 Nov.20 THROUGH LINE From San Frnucisco From Sydney for for Sydney. Sun Frnucisco. Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Honowai. .Sopt 2G I MuripoHn. .Oct. 17 Alaraedn....Oct. 21 1 ASK YOUJt GROCER For Patent Excellent Floor. Bighestrado Flour ou tbo market. Cost the snrao as all other first-class erodes. C-3m J. J. Suixiva:i, President J. HUCKLKY, Suo'v. FasMoflMesGo.L'i Honolulu, H. I. Sullivan Buckley, Mnu'g'rs. FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES in tbo City, with (Jompotent and Cnro ful Drivers. tJrTouristfl and others desirous of view ing tbo most desirable points of inter est in and about tbo City will do well to secure one of our Carriages. GENTLE SADDLE HORSES, For Ladies or Gentlemen, always on band. Stand at the Pantheon Stables, Corner of Fort and Hotel Streets. Tolethonk: Ilaw'n Hotel Stables, 82. Pantheon Stables, 31, If Fashion Stables. 118. 61 ICiaa-gr Street. G. J. Waller Manager. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS AND Naw Contractors. Oceanic Steamsnip Co. The Kteniuer Jnnio !Unkco to Leave Tuesday Niilliliiir New ou tho Waterfront Todny. The ship John Mcl.cod U nncliorcd in the stream. The steamer Aslouu arrived at Hongkong on the lUli. Soldlcrt-fcuard both ends oftlio quarantined Oceanic wharf. Everything Is lovely In' side. Tlio steamer Makce leaves Tuesday next for windward Kauai ports. Blio will receive per mitted city freight on Meuday Rt Fert Street wharf. Pilots Slicperd and Mncatilay are occupying the linrbor master's il)lce In the Custom House at present. The steamer Kauai did not sail Inst night owing to her cargo not being completed. She sails this afternoon for tho windward Isle. Tho Rtcnmer Mokolil arrived in from Mo- loltnl last night nnd anchored outsldo and Btonmcd up to Fort street this morning. Sho brought 15 head cattle and ono pas senger. Tho bark C D Bryant which arrived In port yesterday will unload her cargo of HOOtons of Laygan Island guano ut the railway wharf for tho fertilizer Company next week. She Is at present occupying tho Ewa berth In naval row. Dr. Avcrdam ami thirty Japanese laborers returned from the inland on her. AIIIUVALS. Stmr Mokolil, from Molol;nIand Lnnal. DKI'AKTUIIES. Sticr Kauai, for Kuual. ntOJEOTED DEPAItTUItES. Transit, San Francisco. Tuesday, Oct 1. W O Irwin, for' Sau Francisco, Thursday, Oct 3. 8tmr Jas Makec, Peterson, for Kapaa, Kllauca, Kalihiwai and Hanalel, Tucsday.Oct 1, at Opm. rASSENGEItS AltniVED. From Molokal and Lanal, per stmr Mokolil D McCorrlston. IMPUKTS. Ex Mokolil IS haad cattle. VESSELS IN roitT. NAVAL VESSELS. U S P Bcnnlngton.Piaman.Mare Island.cruls Inf. USB Olympla, Iiccd, 8 F (Lahalna) MKItClIANTMn.V. (Coasters not Included In this list.) Haw bk Andrew Welch, Drew, 8 F. Am sch Aloha, Dabcl, San Francisco. Am bktn Amelia, Ward, Pgt Sound. Am sch Transit, Jorgcnspn, l'jrt Sound. Am bk Kctricvci, Hoian, Port Gamble. Gcr bark J t! Glade, Liverpool. Am shSP Hitchcock, 8 F Am brt V G Irwin, AV'illiams, 8 F. Am bk Matilda, Srcnson, Pgt Sound Am bk C D Bryant, Jacobsun, Laysan Island FOHEION VFSSELS EXPECTED. Vessels Where from Duo Am bk Edward May.... Iioston Duo AmbkAmy Turner. ...New York.... Sept 15 Am sch llcrtlo Mlnor..Eurcka Sept !25 llr sch Glflard Nowcastlo Sept 25 Am bk Albert 8F Sept 25 Am echr Anna S F (Kahulul)....8cpt K0 Ilrbk City of Adelaide. Newcastle Sept 30 Gerbk JC I'flciif;cr Bremen Oct 1 llr bk Alderp-ovo Liverpool Oct 1 Gershlp Mario Hackfeld.Llverpool Oct 2 Hawbkll Plthet....S F OctlB Am sch Kobert Lcwers..Pc;t Sound. ...Oct 10 Am sIlrKlcg Cyrus.. ..Newcastle Oct 15 Gershllllackleld NY Oct 15 Hr bk Coryplieno Newcastle Oct 15 Am sch Kobert Searlcs.. Newcastle.... Oct 15 Am bk Seminole ....Newcastle Oct 15 NorbkSerlnca.... Newcastle OctW Am bktn S N Castlo.8 F Oct 30 Am sch Win Bowdcn.. Newcastle Nov 1 Am bk Holltswood.. Boatou Dec 30 Home Seekers. VX Our new tract platted and is now building sites are hou College, facing on Makiki and Puna hou streets and Wilder Avenue. We claim every advantage for these lots: then are on the car line, they have city water, they have fine shade frees; the finest residence portion of the city is located around Puna hou College, and the magnificent view can never be sliut out by other buildings; the elevation is high and entirely suitable for residence purposes- The lots are 75 ft front and W5 ft-deep, and the termscanbe had on application. itMttmmtottOttttttttMtttttMAtfifrMtttmtt 003 Fort Streot fgTTs t F flflV Y ale's Skin Food removes wrinkles and all traces of nge. I feeds through tho poros and builds up tbo fatty membranes and wnstod tissues, nourishes tho shrivelled and shrunken skin, tones nnd inviporntes the nerves and muscles, enriches tho impoverished blood vessels, nnd supplies youth nnd elasticity to tho action of tho skin. It's perfect. Yalo's Skiu Food.prico $l.f0 nnd S3, at all drug stores. MME. M. YALE, Honllh nnd Beauty Specialist, 140 Htntefit., Chicago. Beauty Quida. mnilod free. HOBItON DKUa CO., Wliolcsalo AgonUs.' INbtice. ALL ACCOUNTS OVERDUE THE FIRM ofC. E. William A Son will be placed In the bauds of a collector on October 1st, 18U5. EI). A. WILLIAMS, UMt Manager. Booms to Let. N EATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET at No. 4 Garden Lnuo, at very reason- able rates 109-tf i:X ALOHA Unjon Feed Go. Whole Barley, Hay, Oats, Middlings, Flour. 108-lw Notice. DURING MY ABSENCE ON KAUAI during the next two months all orders for milk ur wood from Walanao Ranch will have thu earcf ul attention of Mr. Schlelsscr who will beat tbo lanch ofllco to receive telephone messages from 0:30 to 8 i m. Al orders for either milk or wood will bo promptly filled. D. P. R. ISENBERG. co-tf THE "ARLINGTON" A FAMILY HOTEL. 1 1-rovi.so. DFrop. Per Day S 2.00 Per Week 12.00 Tbo Best of Attendance, tbo Best Situa tion and tbo Finest Menls in this City Jose Do Espirito Santo, GUITAR 14 MAKER Taro-Patch and Ukulele Guitars Undo of Hawaiian Woods. REASONABLE iRlCES. i 130 Fort Streot Opposite Club Stables. Cl-tf. A4WWXXVmXXXXtot of lan$, has just been on the market. These located, omiosite Puna- BETJCE WAEING Co. llouolulu, II. 1.1 Steamers of tbo nbovo Liuo running in connection witb tbo CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Between Vnncouver, B. a, nnd Sydney, N. S. W., and cnlUng at Victoria B O Honolulu and Suva (Fiji), AEE X5TTE JJ? HOnsrOLTTnii-U-On or about tho dates below stated, viz.: From Sydney nnd Suva, for Victoria nnd Vancouver, 11. C.t Stmr-"Vnrrimoo" October 2 Through .Tickets issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States nnd Europe. FKEiaHT AND PAHSENQEIl AOBNTB: D. McNiconi., Montreal, Canada. ItonisnT Keiir, Winnipeg, Canada. M. M. 8TEnN, San Francisco, Cal. G. MoL. Buown, Vancouver, B. 0. Australian Mail Service, For San Francisco: Tho Now nnd.Fino Al .Steel Steamship "Mariposa" Of tho Oceania Steamship Company will bb duo at Honolulu from Sydnoy and Auckland on or about October 17th, And will lenvo for tho abovo port with Mails and Passcngors on or about that date. For Sydney and Auckland: Tbo Now nnd Fine Al Stool Steamship "Alameda" Of the Occanio Steamship Company will bo duo at Honolulu from San Francisco on or about October 24, And will hnvo prompt despatch with Mails and Passengors for tho nbovo ports. Tho undersigned aro now prepared to issue Through Tickets to AH Points in tho United State's. C35?"For further particulars regarding Freight or Pjissago apply to WM. G.IRWIN &C0., L'd, l-tt General Agents. ESTABLISHED IN 1858. BISHOP COMPANY, t IIANKEKN, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islwuls. Tr'auFnet a general Banking nnd Ex chano Business. Loans mado ou approved security. Bills discounted, Commercial credits grantod. Deposits received on cur rent account subject to check. Letters of credit issued on tbo principal cities of tho world. Agents of Tbo Liverpool, London and Globe Iustiranco Company. 65-4ru The Hawaiian SAFE DEPOSIT AND Investment Co. HAVE FOR SALE A Fow Shares of Paia Suj?ivr Stock, Hawaiian Sugar Co. Stock. ALSO Hawaiian Government and 1st Mortgage Sugar Planta tion Bonds. tST For particulars apply to The Hawaiian Safe Deposit Investment Company, 408 Fort Street Honollu For Sale. THE .T WELL-KNOWN THOROUGHBRED HORSES BillyC&Speculatioii t2T For terms, etc., upply to 103-tf FRANK VIDA. THIS PAPER BK on Meat K. U. 8 AdvcrtlsliiL' Agency, 04 ami OS Merchants Kxchane, Sau Oceanic SteamsliiB Co, vertUlDjr can bo mado for it. H From Victoria nnd Vancouver, II. C to Suva ami Sydney! Stmr "Miowora" g0pt; 30 t3T For Freight and Passago and all Genornl Information, apply to THE0. H. DAVIES CO., L'd Agents for the Hnwaiian Islands.. -AND TUB Occiflental Oriental Steamship Co. For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG ii -rK --i i" ""Y". vmPnni.cs w" "uUU.uiu m inoir way to tbe abovo ports on or about tbo following StmrOhinji Oct. 29, 1895 Stmr Coptic Nov. 28, 1895 Strar City of Feking Dec. 28, 1895 For SAN FBANCISC0: 8 team firs of flm nlwvn rirM u caU at Honolulu ou their way from U"BUU8 jioKonnmn to tlio nbovo port on or about tho following dates: Stmr China. October C, 1895 S mr Coptic. Nov. 0, 1895 S mr City of Peking. Deo. 0, 1895 Smr Coptic Jan. 15, 1890 Stmr China Feb. 24, 1896 Rates of Passage are as follows: TO TOKO- TO llONd HAMA. KONG. CnWn .3150.00 8175.00 Cabin, round trip, 4 mpntliB 225.00 262.CO Cabin, round trip, 12 months 262.50 816.25 European Steerage. 85.00 100.00 "Passengers paying full faro will bo allowed 10 percent off return faro if re turning within twelve months. ESTFor Freight and Passage apply to H. HACKFELD CO., l-M Agents. CoBsofflatel Sola Water Co., L'fl Corner Allen Fort St8., Honolulu. HQLLISTER CO., Agents. E. 13. THOMAS, CONTIUOTOB AtTD BUILD I3R Estimates erivou on nil kinds of Stone, JBriolc nnd "VVoftd Jwork. King slreot. il-il fcoOMOjOA 55-tf. GONSALVES CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS ANI WINE MERCHANTS. 225 Quocn etroot, Honolulu, H, I. 47-tf Pacific Mail Steamship Co. W jgravin5vcq- i I i i. s.. V' A 0 i h.h 1' 4ft i it

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