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Mutiny'ThaJr

Worth.

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mm SEKATE

The Indepindtnt PartyWill Take Everything

and Give Nothing

PATRIOTISM IFM. kALAIMALANI

lndepeBdent CoaaitteeMQ Fraaklin

Austin Gifts a Stresf Talk on

Situation as It Appears

to Hiii.

Franklin Austin, a memt?" of theexecutive committee ot the Independentparty, denied to a Uulletln reporter thismorning thai D. P. R. lsenVirrf sougntthe nomination of the .Democrat forDelegate to Congrcai.

"For tome time," said Mr. Auitln,"It bad been understood that Mr. Isen-

berg sympathized with tho Independentparty and their cause, which Is thocause of tbe Hawaiian people, andwould be available as one of that party's candidates for the Senate.

"The Independent party may or notsupport Mr. Iscnberg's candidacy forDelegate to Congress. If If originat-ed with tbe Democratic or Republicanparty, it certainly couldvot be endors-ed by tbe Independent party.

"All nominations that carry,our votemust emanate from the Independentparty.

"We propose to put a complete ticketin the field and endorso no candidatesof other parties. If any other party endorse any of our candidates, such a fa-

vor will be gratefully received."The Independent party desires Mr.

Isenberg to stand for the Senate, andthat Is what he himself desires. I amfully authorized to speak tor him Inthin, matter. -

"Mr. Isenberg knew nothing of theIntention of the Democrats to boomhim for Congress. He would be glad,however, to have tbeir endorsement orthat ot any other party for the Sonate.

"It Is untrue, the published Insinua-tion that Mr. Isenberg went to Kauaito evade a meeting with the nominat-ing committee ot the Democratic par-

ty. Ho went simply to accompany hiswife on a visit to her relatives In thoGarden Isle.

"Onr feelings In regard to Mr. Isenberg nrc that the mantle of his father,Hon. Paul Isenberg, should fall uponhim. No man could havo been morehighly revered by the Hawaltans thinthe elder Mr. Isenberg. That Is 'why hisson cannot be In any party but ours.

"If, however, It had been true thatho had sought a Democratic partynomination according to our principlethat we endorse no old party, as twohave tbe votes to control the situation

we could not support him. But asMr. Isenberg has decided that hosought the nomination for Congress westand by him.

"He has no desire to go to Congress,but simply to take his father's place Inthe councils of Hawaii nel.

"Mr. Kalauokalanl stands for theSenate. After a long acquaintance extending Into this campaign from thoanys oi KaiaKaua, I consider nlrn upatriot of the Hawaiian people In thofront rank. He has been the presidentof the Hul Kalaalna since about 1882,

"When the monarchy was abolishedby the revolutionists, and when the In

, lqulty worse than that canio Into voguowhen, In order to be a citizen of Ha

wall nel we-b- to fnke an oath of allegiance to Dole a, republic Mr. Kalauokalanl held the People together topersistently refuse tho test oath In thecountry they owned. In a reign oftyranny, under his leadership, the

preferred to forego he electoralfranchise rather than surrender theirliberty of conscience.

"Mr. Kalauokalanl consistently re-

fused all overtures and steadfastly heldto' the one Idea that the right wouldultimately prevaM. Today be considersthat the auspicious' moment has comeand that the Hawaiian people, havingtheir n rights of suffrage, havotbe opportunity of writing their nomoIn the skies.

"Mr. Kalauokalanl has been tbebackbone ot Hawaiian patriotism. Hulias spent his private Income for thoadvancement of the Hawaiian race. Today he stands In the forefront of Hawa-iian patriots, Ho Is a man of rare na-

tural abjlltlea, of absolute Integrity,and I belloyo that be Is the greaterman In the country, cither whlto ordark. I mean In Judgment and whatKngllsh soakers call 'gumption,' Mr,Polo not excepted. In courtesy of de-

meanor ho has thot wondeiful saviorfalro for which, the Hawaiian are not-o- q

d wlcli Mr. Dole has jearnudfrom the HnWallnns." '

Mr, Austin declined to answer a

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MOKOLULU,

point blank question ts to whetherHubert Wilcox ss (he Inevitable tandidst for Olrtai to Congress ot lhIndependent partf,

'Hubert Uoyd," )i ssld, however,"Is use of our candidates (or the Sen-ate, II wslkrd out of lb office ottbe Superintendent ot Public Worksrather than lake an osth that he coa- -

sldered an Insult to his race In Ita owncountry, Mr. Boyd Is one ot thestrongest members of the Independentparty's central committee. Sincethrowing up his government Job onprinciple he has earned an average ofI.SO a month as a surveyor, and hethanks the P. O. people for firing himon a matter ot principle.'

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"Look at thatl Instead of turning outfor us, tbe baron makes us walkthrough the mud." "Oh, since the ba-

ron has now to black his own bootshe's careful not to get them dirty,"

A complete sew Mock ot (teatsshirts, collara and cut at L. B. Kerr'sQueen (treat.

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EUTEIPE SUFFEIEI A

TEWIFrC hHlNMNfi

Showed Herself Staunchly Built

Board of Survey Will B Ap-

pointed Good Work of

S Fearless.

A Doard ot Survey is to bo appointedtoday. to make a survey ot the Kuterpo.While she Is only leaking a little, It Isbelieved that her bottom will showsome big dents. It tbe diver who Is

sent down to make the examinationfinds that the vessel may proceed againto Maul without danger, It Is veryprobable that she will set out for Kaa-napa- ll

as soon as possible.

Captain Drokaw of tbe .Fearless saidthis morning to a' Uulletln reporter:"It Is a mystery to.mj whrthe RutorpedldnArgofB'PleceV'She was" pound- -'

Ing on the rocks as I never havo seen avessel pound. 8he was at least twoand a half feet down In the coral. Thowind was blowing at a terrific ratawhen we arrived there and the vesselwas drifting farther Inshore all thewhile.

"It was by dint of Jerking In differentdirections that we Anally formed it bed

In the coral out of which tin vesselfinally slid. In the heat of tin worktbe seas were breaking over tbe Kutcr-p- o

at a terrible rate. No assistance ar-rived from anywhere. It was reportedhere (hat the Mlkahala was bending toward Kahulul lato Mondiy but shenever showed.

"Wo went to Kahulul In abuit eighthours, averaging in the neighborhoodot 12, knots. When we arrived at thescene. Captain Saxe was ilreatlv iu aboat, ready to tako a lino aboard, Hostated that,, had we been a little later,his vessel would surely have gone topieces.

"The Euterpe must bean exceptional'ly strong ship for she oes not appear tobe as much damaged as the JDunreggana vessel that did but very little pounding while on the reef off DiamondHead

The ship Euterpe arrived safely Inport at a little after 6 o'clock last even-

ing In tow of the tug Fearless. TheEdeu went out to bring her In but re.turned to port as soon as she foundthat the Fearless hald hold, Tho Ku- -

terpe was left at anchor In tho stream.The Fearless arrived at the scene of

the disaster, off Kahulul, at about S

o clock Monday afternoon. About halfan hour later she had begun tho woilcot tugging at the Euterpe, At the sametime, the crew of the stranded vesset began to Jettison her cargo, throw-ing from tbe starboard sldo In order toylve ber'a list to port. It was thoughtthat, by doing this, the Euterpe couldbe got off the reef more easily.

The Fearless continued through thonight and at 3:05 Tuesday morning,the Euterpo slid off Into deep water.A, couple of hours later, the vessel setsail and started for Honolulu in towof theFear,less,

The log of tbe Fearless shows tinfollowing:

"Left harbor at 0:15 a, m. Monday,September 17, far Kahulul. dot along-side Euterpe and had hawser aboard at5:20 p, m. Started to pull at 6M5.Pulled full speed till 6:30, then slowedto half speed. Ran at full speed andhalt speed alternately about one-ha- lf

hour each till midnight"Tuesday, September 18, from 12 to

1:35 a, m., pulled half speed and thaifull speed till 2:05. Slowed to halfspeed again, Full speed again at 2;--

Ship has thrown over about 100 tonsof coal, At 3:05 she camo off the re,-f-

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rhangod hawser and started for Honolulu at i a, m, Set sails nn ship at 5:30,At )0)30 Moloknl Sentiment abeam,Stopped QfT WaWIKI nt d p. in, to1

shorten hawser, ''Let go 'of Bhlp Instieam at 0:15," ,

XKRKtTOHY OF HAWAII, WKUNJMUAY. BKl'TKMHKK 10 IMQ.

WliMsM ifRLVMAmc mum:

Tax Collector ShawWants

to Levy mi Property

for Taxes.

CHUHCI AM SCMHTAX EXEMPTIONS

United SfcUe Araj Traasyerts to Pajfor Pilotage and Water

School Matters Diactused

in CmbcU.

Governor Dole this morning made astatement to his advisers re (ardlng hisaction In the application for a reprieveof FuJIbara Orernus, sentenced to bebanged at Hllo. He sad the law gavethc,8upreme Court the poe to grantreprieves, and under the circumstances,having a doubt as to his own power,hejeferred tho matter to the Justicesot the Supreme Court, who had granteda reprieve. .

Mr. loosing, Treasurer, submitted aquestion from Tax Collector Shaw asto tho latter's power In levying unproperty for the recover of personaltaxes. It was referred ti tbe AttorneyGeneral.

The Attorney Oeneral was also givento wrestle with tho q'witlon of tax ex-

emption on i hurch and scImhiI property not In uso for eccleilastlcal or itlu- -catlonal purposes.

Governor Dole submitted the ques-tion of election ot Delegate to Congressat the coming election whether oneshould bo elected for tho unexpiredterm of the CGth Congress, or one onlyfor tho 67th Congress ,or one for bothterms. The matter was discussed somebut no action taken.

Mr. McCandless, Superintendent o'Public Work, s.ibmift3t a qiresihskifrom Harbor Master Fuller, as towhether United States ships armytransports being especially In view-sh- ould

be charged for pilotage and wa-

ter like nt ships. Thi opinionof the co'i'ii'i was that is Uii's wit nolaw of exemption In tbe matter, theusual charges should bo made.

Mr, Atkinson, Superintendent ofPublic Instruction, reported the Aalascboolhouse, temporarily to replace theRoyal, as In good shape and shortly tobe opened. Ho recommended that It hemade n mixed school, admitting girls aswell as boys. There was n very hrgoattendance In all the schools at openIn got term.

The Leslie land matter wan againbrought up by Mr. nrown. Land Commissioner, who recommended makli.gtho chargo of 25 cr cent of present.value for a quitclaim deed. This ,waitacitly approved.

,, POEPOE TO LAIE.

J ,M. Poepoe, tho Hawaiian attorney,so well and favorably known through'out tho Islands, leaves for La'.3 thisafternoon on work tbat Is certainlymost commendable. Tho mtlvca ofthat placo sent up a request to Mr. Poepoe recently, nBklng him lo favor shemwith a visit to their place for th'i pur-pos- e

ot telling them how they must go

about It to vote for Scnat ) and Representatives when tho proper time arrives.

Mr. Poepoe readily gnvo hit consentand today, completed his arrangements. He has drawn up n largo tlekotaccording to the Australlnn ballot sys.tem and this ho will use by way of liberation.

In speaking about the matter Jo .1

Uulletln reporter this morning Mr. I'oc- -poo stated that ho was simply going toLale to Instruct tho natives Irrespectiveof their political complexion. Con-

tinuing, he said: "I shall mrkespeeches hut these will all bo along theeducational line."

Mr. Poepoe has not onntnnrel hispolitics as yet but ho has been study-ing over tho matter most orcfully.However, Mr, Poepoe a goodman when ho sees him for, jn speakingto a Uulletln repo'jtor, ho said; "Isee no reason why I shoul I lint votofqr Bam Parker. Ho Is certainly a goodman."

This means a good deal from a con-

servative man llko Mr, Pnepo-- i, Ho willnot only vote for Sam Parke- - but howill undoubtedly work for him.

Opplieuni Director),At a special meeting of tho directors

nf tho Orpheum Theater Co. ynstcnlayafternoon, C, S. Dcsky, E. O, Ma, far-lan- o,

nnd .1, II. Fisher wcro appointed acommlttco to look, Into (ho matter oftho now theater pioposltton and to re- -

port to tho director's wlthfn thirty daysThis committee was pspeclajly, adylsolto Investigate concerning a brick orv ' ''''frame building '

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As otr a by the KsplotanlRatal to furnish tht eeresMry land Ineichehge for Milsp sunk TM wasaccepted, the price of the land to be trringed liter btlwrtn the parties

The isstter of Inrresslng the capllslstock of the company was brought up,tbe proposition being to Increase thesame fraa 110.000 to lt4,0. A com- -

Mlltee of tarra was appointed to lookInto the matur and to report at a fu-

ture meeting.e

. Mt1e ReoMMi.Postmsster Oat Is sending out no-

tices requesting box holders tAen I Ina list of all persons using thi boxThis Is done In order to asstl the postonce men In tho distribution of ma',,.When Kenake was In charge ofthe mall distribution his wide arqualatance In the town and long ser-vice In the oaloe prevented mlspUcodletters. With Ue changes tbat havecosae In the oSoa mistakes are madwhich can easily be prevent-- If bo..hoMer will take the trouble to fill outtbe lists presented to them.

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dT EME MMjew MiKiKiiK

STRIKES IT RICH

Gets Back More Tkn Purchase Money

by Sale of Odd Frag-

ments of Condemned

Structures

John Oudcrklrk has struck a motherlode of gold without going to Alaskn.Although In the air It Is not the unsubstantial stuff that dreams are mado otAa reported on tbe Instant, Mr. Ouder-kir- k

bought tbe Arlington Hotel milnbuilding for 1180 and Dr. McUrew's oldhome for $70. He also bought a stringof fenco for 25.

Yesterday morning tbe workmentearing off the tile root ot the McUrewbuilding came across some leuil at tbenYOlr.0u4rrklrk loadl the shrqison a wagon and sent them to JohnNott, who weighed the metal and paid163 for It Just $7 short of what thewhole house cost. The much admiredstaircase of carved redwood not koius some had thought more than madoup this deficiency, Mr. Ouderklrk be-

ing glad to have It taken out ot tho wayfor $15.

Part of the wooden fence was boughtby Its former owner, Dr. Mcflrew, andthe granite posts thereof brought goodmoney, while tho Public Works De-

partment Takes away the coral blocksof the parapet which It needs for re-

taining walls. Fragments of the Ar-

lington house went oft at good pricesere tho roof was all off. Moro than thoaggregato purchase price of tho struc-tures has already been realized, al-

though what has been taken as yet Ishardly noticeable.

Mr. Ouderklrk calculates to clear atleast $200 from his wrecking specula-tion. Although ho has thirty days todo It In, tho probability Is that he willhave tho whole thing out of hand Inhalf that time.

Arch. A. Young, who bought tho flnogrove on Dr. McQrow's lato promisesfor 17.50, has laid axes and sawsngalnBt tho noble trees, and their prlrioand glory Is now humbled to the condi-

tion of firewood. It ts a sight full ofmelancholy.

MallclouH Injury.Lee I.lng was arrested this morning

by Officer Apana on a warrant charg-ing him with malicious Injury. TheChinaman who suuro to the complaintstates that hecauso I,cc I.lng was angryat him, he broko tho windows of hishouse and tore down tho mosquito nets.

Zcrbe Renlgna.Hermann Ley has been npiotnted as

head man In the store of tho HonoluluTobacco Co. In tho pla o of II .2rlie,who resigned last week, Mr, Levy Is agood business man an 1 will no doubtdo well In his now position.

Deputy Sheriff Albert McOurn hasbeen requested by tho Supreme Courtto act as Its bailiff throughout theterm. This does nqt Intcrferj with hlcommission from the HUli Sheriff andho Is so acting.

Great sale ot boots and shoes at 5

cents on tho dollar at L. II, Korr A

Co. 'a shoe house, corner ot Fort antHotel streets.

Mark Twain, who will soon return tohis homo In Hartford, Conn., thus ans-

wers a friend who asked him It ho didnot enjoy traveling: "No, I don't. I doIt for the sake of my family, If I hadmy way I'd settlo down In ono spot andnever move, In fact, I can't under-stand how any writer can bo persuadedtn move of his own accord. Old nun-yn- n

was In luck when tlioy throw hmIn prison, If' I had been In his placethey'd neyor havo got mo out."

mCrew of Bark Enterprise

Recover Their Wages

in Federal Court.

CAITAIN FREITSCN

KELI Ft ASSAULT

The Sinking of Bark Willian Carlson

Ceaes Before tbe Suprew

CourtMatters in Cir-

cuit Court.

Judge Estee this morning, In IhiUnited SUtes District Court, rendereda decision In Parkinson and othersagainst the schooner Enterprise. I:was a suit for wsges by sailors of thevessel named. Captain Kreitsch wasthe sole witness for the ship. The de-

cision was In favor of tbe sailors, thoship besides having to pay a proctor'sfco of 120. Davis A dear for the libel-lant- s;

T. McCsnts Stewart for the cap-

tain and libelee.Judge Estee gave a decision also In

(he babess corpus case of Ah Sing, it

Chinaman arriving here as cook of Un-

ship Challenger from New York. TheCourt's opinion was a lengthy one. Itsgist was that tbe organic Act havingmade Hawaii a part ot the Union, nChinaman traveling from sootherAmerican port to this one Is not amen-able to tbe Chinese Exclusion Act. Ifbe had landed at a foreign port, Inter-mediately on the voyage, his positionmight have been altered. Davis &

dear for petitioner; District AttornnyIlalrd for the Collector of Customs, re-

spondent. Mr. Dalrd simply watchedthe case, and yesterday expressed th'iopinion that the man was unjustly re.strained of liberty.

Commissioner Roblason will thishold ,a preliminary examina-

tion of Captain Adolph Freltsch, mas-ter of the Enterprise, charged with as-

sault on the high seas upon Parkinsonone of the mates. The commissionerwill decide whether or not U It a camfor tho grand Jury. Captain Freltich Is

held In a bond of $1000, and tbe Mar-

shal Is ordered to detain and preionlthree sailors as witnesses.

Judgo Estee naturalized Harry TMills. E. U Doyle nnd K. Nielsen.

CinCUIT COUUT.D.ivld Dayton has Died a bond, with

Cecil Drown as surety, In $15,000 astrustee of the citato of the lato Walter.Murray Gibson.

John Ena has petitioned to bo ap-

pointed guardian of Carl Julius Doting,minor, who owns an undivided th

Intcrcst.ln tho estate of his latofather in this Territory.

Judgo Humphreys has approved thoaccounts and ordered itho discharge ofKelllhunanul, administratrix ot the es-

tate of Nao, w deceased.

SUPREME COURT.

The Supreme Court this morningheard argument on demurrer In Waht'nwa 8ugar Co. vs. Walalua Agrlcultural Co. Kinney, Dallou & McCiann- -

lian and Dlgclow for plaintiff; Hatc'jand Sllliman for defendant. JusticeOalbralth and Attorneys J. W. Cathcart and A. F. Judd constituted thoCourt, Chief Justice Frear and JusticePerry being disqualified.

This afternoon tho famous maritimecollision case ot the bark Wm. Cursoilagainst Wlldcr's steamer Cluudlnn Isbefore tho Court. Paul NV.imann fu-t-

llbellant; Kinney, Hullo t McOlana- -

han & Dlgclow for tho libelee.

Last Witness In

Spencer Case

Dr .Avcrdam, tho,last witness In theraso of Captain Spencer, charged withmurder In tho first degree, was put onthe stand by tbe defense yesterday af-

ternoon. Ho testified In regard to dif-

ferent matters, flatly contradictingboth Splllncr and Wahlers In somo ofthe things they said.

In regard to Wahlor's testimony, thatno Japanese had taken hold of CaptainSpencer at the beginning nf tho troubleon I.aysan Island, Dr, Avcidam saidthat, shortly after tho arrival of thoceyion from i,aysan island, ho had rt

conversation wllh Wahlers In tho Gorman languago, Tho latter stated thatho saw a Japanese tako hold of CaptainSpencer and tbat ha was afraid that theold man would he thrown down. Laternn and In tho presence qf both Attor-neys Klnnoy and OlitllliiRworth, he ro.peated tho samq thing Tills was d

by 10 attorneys thomioives,Inferring to SplHner's statement

thai too much liquor was sold on thoIsland, Dr, Avordatn mado the slat- -

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meat that flplllner hlssself ass Ueonly malt aim bought liquor and thtltbe muliey with blrh he msde the puri lias, ss butrewed frvm Waiters, thevArpvnter,

It s further sUted by l)r Averdam Uul the work of Captain Hpoiron lAysan Islsnd had been entirelysallsfsclory In every way.

The argument In the cae ttfor Prldsy at I: Jo p. m. In order toprepare and gt Into shape all the Ustl-mo-

that has been given slncn thebeginning of the trial. It Is estimatedthat there will be In the neighborhoodof M0 pejjeajotjypewrlUen msHtr,

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TIE HiKliAlU 7UCE

A. II. Scrlmgeour, manager of theManufacturing Harness Co., says busi-ness was never better wjjb the con-

cern. It bas a fine line of Australiansaddles, Imported before the duty v,ubton, for sale at cheap rates. Tberi It alarge assortment of plantation goods-pl- ow

harness, hames, trace chains andmule collars In large quantity end allsixes; also Boston team collars, brldle.1,mule halters, etc. A full supply oi laprobes, stable fittings of all klnJs. Thewhole obtainable at lowest rales. Snoclal attention Is called to tbe reatrlngdepartment, In which a most competentforeman has been engaged, where Cali-

fornia, prices can be dependej upon.Harness and harness mountings of allkinds can always be bought at this,the oldest harness establlshmiut laHonolulu the old stand, Fort andKing streets.

SWsjatta Day Ffaancea.The finances for Regstta Day were col-

lected more easily this year than duringany previous ytr. Only one day wasconsumed In the work. The businessmen seemed prepared for a call and hin Jedout money In a most liberal manner. Thisundoubtedly shows the popularity of Re-

gatta Dav with the people of Honolulu fcrInstead of becoming more reluctant ibjitputting up funds as the years go by theyseem to be getting more willing. Over athousand dollsrs was railed by the youngmen who went around. Captain Camp-

bell and T. J, King were the men v. hopaved the way to this result. They woiked very hard during the firrtijhrre yearsbut they made the way easy. The boysgive them credit for their splendid work.

Police Court Note.There were only four cases on tba

Police Court calendar this forenoonand these were disposed os as follows:Sing Wo, unlawful possession of opium.continued to September Zu; Ah See,gambling, $10 and costs; Chas, Handa,drunkenness, reprimanded and dis-charged; Antone Wells, desertion, Sep-

tember 20.s

The It. P. Rlthet Is dlschsrglng veryrapidly st Brewer's wharf. She should teout a week from today. The Rlthetbrought, among other things, a half dozen

n boilers for the Honolulu plantation.

THE WATERMAN IDEAL FOUN-

TAIN PEN. All sites, all shape. H.V. WICHMAN.

Full lino ot above goods are shown laIwakamt Hat Manufacturing Depar-tment

Turkey and Oreece are without tele-phone.

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HARMONY UtLXiK NO. I,I. O O. K

mis ewr Mondsr evening at 7:10m tUrinon Hill, King street

L. 11. DKK, N. 0.E. H. IIKNUHV, HocreUrr.

Ail visiting brother! verr cordiallyAjrtWd.

MY8T1C LOIXJK. No. t, K. of P.

MU every Wednes-is- r evening at:M o'clock. Castle Hall, Kort street.

VUltlng brothers cordlallr Invited toMand. B. J. tf ALTKH, C. C.

ALE. MUIU'HY, K. It 8.

HONOLULU CHAPTER No. 1,R. A. M.

forts every third Thursday eveningMasonic Temple. All visiting com

Miona cordially lnvltid.A. F. OII.FILLAN, H. P.

f. D. TUCKER, Secretary.

HONOLULU COMMANDERYNo. 1, K. T.

eta In Masonic Temple on the sec-M- ai

Thursday evening of each month.sM visiting Sir KnlgbU courteouslyBVlted.

HENRY E. COOPER, E. C.

k. D. TUCKER, Recorder.

OAHU LODOE No. 1, K. ot P.

KmU every Friday evening at theiriMtlc Hall, Fort atreet, at 7:30.flMibera of Lodge No. 2, andMelting brothers, cordially

A. N. 8INCLAIR, C. aALFRED AUKNIl.

K. ot R. and B- -MUUANU CHAPTER, ROSE

CROIX,No. 1, A. ft A.. 8. R.

Met the flrrt Thursday In eachaaath, at Masonic Temple. Sojourn

Bag and visiting brothers cordially InM4 to attend all meetings.

W. M.. FRANK II. AUERDACh.JbLAN B. 8CRIMQEOUR, Secretary.

LODOE Le PROORES DEL'OCEANIB,

No. 124, A. ft A. 8. Rite.

Mated meetings on ihe Inst Mondayeach month, In Us ball, Masonic

atailtC. M. WHITE, W. M.

B. FRIEL, Secretary.OXO. W. De LONQ POST No.

45, O. A. R.

Department of California and Nevab. meets at Harmony Hall, King

Brat ThuraJay evening ot everyitk. Sojourning comrades are cor- -

lnrlted to attend.W. L. EATON, P. C.

fAB. T. COPELAND. AdLHAWAIIAN LODOE, No. 21,

F. ft A. M.

Uted meetings, first Monday eachMath. Special meetings, when called

tarlll be noted In this space.)Members Lodge Le Progres. Pacific

afeige, and all sojourning brethrenWtUally InvlUd.

J. M. OAT, W. M.K. R. O. WATJACE. Secretary.

THE ALOHA BRANCH OF THESOCIETY.

Every Saturday at 7:30 p. m. The Alohaof the Theosophlcal Society, will

hold Its regular meeting In the Knights ofPythias Hall, next Co ,Fort street. Public cordiallyBooks lent at the Library on Mondas.Wednesdays and Fridays, frjm 3 to 4p. m. Information on Theossphy givenby writing to P. O. Box- -

Markets and 'irocers.

NavalDried Fruit, Ranch Bfi6,

Butter Cheese &c

L I J. R. MILLS"v Llncolu Blorlt, King street.

?,i r m mi for dinner giving and forif luncheons and for entertainu Ing may be had here conK stantly

K LEWIS & CO.,H GrocersWBk Tsliphont 140. til Fort St,m tWm A88ES8MBNT NOTICE.

BE;1' Stockholders are hereby notified that theMm-- ' Foufth Assessment of 5 per cent or two andH--i one-ha- dollars per share on the Capital

H': Stock of THE INTER ISLAND TELE- -

EBf' GRAPH CO., LTD., Is due and payable

C' July 1st, at the office of the undersignedKi' 411 Fort street. J.H.FISHER.Br Acts. Treas. Inter Island Telegraph Co.,! Limited.l,- Honolulu, June 1, 1000. 1550

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acttook co.feafttl' 'IK' HW.H.!l.(l(

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WLi LEADSTYLES

limhroitlcerkii,Lhccm, -- (tluvcn,

ttlhlon,HNADI1K AT

420tt

554.

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(Of AU ,KlMJ)o

Latest European'!.

Mysticinvited.

THEQbOPHt.CAL

Branch

doortoHolllsterAInvited.

PotatoesOranges, Lemons,

Per Australia

Novelties

tomw

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tlmCL)

Styles "'".T8

BRASCH CO.

vr :

Q. -- Wbat IS Oi

I

A.- -It IsI

Moeta I

I

CI?andon I

I

'WHITE SEAL'

N. B.-- Tht accuracy of this answer IS endorsed Dy connoisseursthe world over.

LOVEJOY & CO.,

Sole Agents : I

For Territory of Hawaii. I

WANTS I

"Man wants but little here below,

Nor wants that little long."

1r',THE......

BULLETINCan satisfy your wants

1 if you mention them in its

TWANT COLUMNS!

DON'T BE A CLAM!

If you want anything,how In the world do you expect people toknow about it it' you maintain

SILENCE!

Try the Bulletin Want Columns, and Ifthe reading public have what you wantyou'll be sure to get It.

IN 1 HIAND GET IN

THE BAND WAGON!

MIND READERSare scarce;

If they were not, whenever youhappened to have a want, all youwould hive to do would be towork up a "think" or two andpeople would rush to you like bitsof metal to a magnet. As It Is.though, the easiest, quickest andcheapest thing you can do, Is to

PATRONIZE THE

BULLETIN WANTCOLUMNS,

c u rejcGESSLEHfS--

H morning; MAGIC i headachespEAIACHEa! whileI WAFERS i! dressing.Wvvwwwwwf; v u u dr.Mi.i-- .

t ,.. 1 TUTf irian w n '' ' ttjfAhi s.;hr, KilidU Clitiillho, MdlM rtars f'om lfm-li- wllh )iitnlr "

Writ fiiilililiH liMiins Ith lril arf .

iAhkI for nut in lli 1u Ut "lum"irThHilllflCft V(Cards, Bniboolni.

tl. ', WICIIMAN.

Naval aullinrlllcs hrf arellir Iialnlng ship Ailains In wrt htloreurr long,

Mr and lf l, I' It. I tiling wriaiia-r- s to Usual In Ihe W (I, Hall

)rfltrrity aflrthoon,Th Pacific linHirt Co. lias oncil

up a new stink of nrckitesr enA JapuncK- - matting, 6i ad,

The MOO Trlliune llkycles tan !

nn at Whitman t.'o.'a, 314 PottIrfct Call ami etamliip them

Quarterly inertlng ot the Iailles' rt)clctv will be liclil In Union

jchurrh parlors on Thursday, Sept. 20

at 10 a. m.

llio Weatmlnaler coivllnueil on hrtrip to Manila . Her place nt

the Tarlnr Mall wharf as taken by thCarlisle City.

Captain Welsliarth. formerly of thel.lki'llk"'. Norma antl othertemiela In the-- e waters, Is now In tornmain! of the Walnlua.

There was a large attendance at therehearsal of the Amateur Orchestralast evening, C. 8. Of sky presented theorganization with flO.

The enrollment for classes n arith-metic, EnglishJanil mechanical 'draalnIti'theiV. M. C. A. course v. Ill la maduat the V. M. C. A. tomorrow evening.

Captain I'rtnnnii went hut again Inof 'W

ilwvlng recovered sultlclcntly from thetroubli-wit- his eyes to take command.

There was a tery goud turnout ofCompanies A, I) ami l'ln tlio drill ofthe First llaflallon, N. O. If., last even-

ing. Co, K made the best showing isto numbers.

Tho American hark Abhy 1'almercame In from Newcastle yesterdaywith a cargo of coal. During the tripshe lost her fore topgallant most andsome sails.

The first meeting of the TrlangloClub will be held Monday evening, Sep- -

tember 24. The present situation in(China and events leading thereto will

bo thoroughly discussed.C. V. Dickey, W. U Hardy, Brother

llertrnm, Mrs. Kahaulello, Dr. J, It

Shaw, J. N. S. Williams and W. III'uln were passengers for Maul ports Inthe Claudlne yesterday afternoon.

Among the passengers for llllo andway ports In the Klnuil yesterday werethe following: Mr. and Mrs. Low, Ueo.Dunn, Geo. Weight, K. S. Iloyil, JohnHind, Mrs. Mcrsberg, J. S. I'lctts, Davld Center, J. T. McCroasen, K. E. V.v

mon and J. L. Davis.

(Secretury Coleman of the V. M. C. A.reports an Increase in enrollment forthe educational classes over that oflast year. Classes In the Ilanallan Ianguage, bookkeeping, elementary andadvanced and stenography, were start-ed. It Is proposed that a class In penmanship bo organized In connectionwith the other classes.

The contract tor the erection ot thowarehouse of tho Pacific Hardware Co.on Merchant street has been let to thnConcrete Construction Co. and It. K

Uertiemann, tho former to do the masonry and the latter the remainder,The contract Is for $2,250, divided nefollows: Concrete Construction Co.,Jl.lIO and II. K. Dertlcmann, 11,100

There wero about fifteen young la-

dles of tho Y W. C. A. present nt themwtlnK of the association last even-

ing. A Novel Club and a TennysonClub were tallied about. It was finallydecided to start a Travel Clnli. the tlmcountry to be Holland. Miss 3 Olark,Miss E. Phillips and Mrs. II - fulu-ma- n

were appointed a commlUeo tocarry on the study.

The use of the Singer In millions othomes shows tho unprecedented suc-

cess of these ideal sowing machine,

it is convincing proof that the Singerexcels In all kind- - of family sowingand art needle work. All our sewingmachines are of the best construction,beautifully decorated, and are mountedon selected woods In finely finishedcablnctB of artistic design. D. n,

agent, lC'i Dethcl streetA bicyclist riding along by the slJo

of one of the Deretanla street cars lastevening, had quite a bad fall. Ills frontwheel evidently struck a rock. Thisdangerous practice of riding along Inthe manner described seems to bo per-

sisted In by a great many bicyclists.The only wonder Is that no one hasbeen killed hero? Several deaths as aresult of this sort of thing have beenreported In tho States during tho pastsix months.

DIED.

IIAYDEN In this city, Vuoilay afternoon, Septemher 18, 19u0, nt tho

of Mr, Ganzel, I, N. Ilnydor.,aged 48 years, a natlvo of I'rhre Kd- -

ward Island, Canada,Fiinernl this afternoon at 3 o'cloik

from II. II, Williams's undertakingpallors, Love block ,

CIIAS. D. WALKER,CXlltti.r to I Buil.ir ot

Yachts, Boats and Launches I

Worsi, 6. KINO ST.P O Bos in. T.ltolWM .

ftaM til

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1

at.p ' ''tt.TflfTV. . IHMW

J

M. Depew

MerctntileCOi.Ltd,Cmmi TmI sni Qtu nitl.

XifritiMl.nff AntU Jot the . . .

UAWAIIAS ISLANDS'

l W. MimiIU H. O.MlODIltltCM.

The MtrchMts J

CotlectinB Agency,

CMtm Hmim Brtkft11 KAAHUMANU ST.

Wakes A SPECIALTY of Monthly

Accounts and Rents.

White Teetblare generally perfect and sound,

and at all events are a much

prettier feature of the mouth

than dirty and discolored teeth.Then again when kept clean

and white are less liable to decaywhich rather is due to thought-

lessness In teeth care. 'All teeth preparations, In a

general way are good we havethem all some better thanothers.

ProphylacticTooth Powder 25 eta.

we know is as near a perfect

tooth cleaner and antiseptic as itIs possible to make because everyone of its ingredients is the purestobtainable.

That's the feature of our tooth

pbwder.

Hollister Drug Co,

FORT STREET.

Waikiki Inn.

Beginning Thursday, Aug.)0, THE WAIKIKI INN willrun a wagonette for the bene-fit of its patrons, leaving thecorner of Fort and King streetsas follows:

FOR WAIKIKI INN.

A. M. P. M.

9:30 12:305:30

FROM WAIKIKI INN.

740 4:3010:00

Single Fare, 2? cents; 8tickets, $1:00

H. N. ALMY,Manager. -

BabyGoose It

HIS ADVENTURES

Jutl the honk forTHE LITTLE ONES.

Fop sole by the

1AWAIIAN

NEWS CO., Ltd.

tM ' wka small 1 or or

Cotton Covert: Tktte ire.lXUA VUUI

,lld fill k CUSIP it

Our NewWatch far later

B. P.4

H

For the convenience of theRemington Typewriter

BPjjgggdiHPB4A4.4A444.4.4t4i4R

Cloth

AnnouncementREMINGTON STANBARD

Pacific Cycle & MiQBfictoriDg Co , ehlers block, m strut.

. An experienced Typewriter Repairer has full charge of this businessand quotation on Machines or estimates on repair work of any classoi typewriters will be cheerfully furnished upon application at thePACIFIC CYCLl: & M'F'G CO.

H. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd.Sole Dnleff. REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITBR' For the Territory of Hawaii.

SALTER

All andand Try

and andand (In foil),

2Waterhouse

ST.

Burnham'soo

NOno ecs.. no In

Telephone FSO

Skirts--!

TYPEWRITER

dQ MVwFall Qofcfe

AHF. AHRIVE.

Announcerttents

EHLCR8 0C0. i

penernl public transferredDepartment to store

LOAP

WAITY, GrocersBLOCK. Fort St.uTJSTIS-X-I-.

The Mclntyre StoreANtTFORT

TE33L.EFK03SrB3 MB.

Canned Meats.CORN BKlil- -'ROAHT BIBI'.CMIIlaO BliUPSMOKED lililiK

LUNCH TOIMCJIJUOHVIU13D HAMDEV.'tl TONOUI2

VIUINA 8AU8AQBPRANKPURT 8AU8AOBBRATWUR81' 8AU8AQB8AU8AOB MliAT

MAM LOAFV13AL LOAPCHICKI2N unci COTI'AGE

&ORPHBUM

On Ice-- -

Seasonable Fresh Fruits VegetableTURKEYS. DUCKS CHICKENS. one of our TENDER BROILERS.FRESH SALMOM Flounder. Smoked Salmon Halibut.FRESH POTATOES Onions. Cervelat Sausaces "And In Swss

H. MAY & CO., Ltd.rBlgr

The StoreBETHEL

TELEPHONE 84

CONTAINSReoulres foaUlnr.

..eK

have

Store

CREAMCUSTARD

bolllnE ACCORDING DIRECTIONS. Will produce ten of delldiCustard or two quarts of Ice Cream that, cannot be surpassed.

sale CHAS. HUSTACE.ygjggjjQJj'W- - 81 2 King sir t. nw-- rt in thn Arllnsr-i- .

Before Insuring Your Lite consult the best companyand secure the best and .most liberal policy asIssued by the

GERMANIA JLIFE INSURANCEof New York

EMMETT MAY, Judd Building,Manager tor Hawaii.

S. SHIMAMOTOGeneral Merchandise. Dry Goods. Groceries.

Japanese Provisions, etc

flIAGOON BLOCK,

-- . BC2C 886 '

A't'nff Street, JAliha

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BEOlNNINO TO

the

KINO STS.

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by

CO.

near

COflN STAHCH- ,-.1 rrmm.nt hu ctmnlt. ......

MEJlOHANTSTIiEET.

aeLln 215

CO. P.878oT'Box

(Etca tide), Honolulu, T. 11,

B.IWMO ,rl P.u.hl

DlAllR l,,,,

OrrosiTB QoKBu'i Hobfitai.

Contractor and BuilderGENERAL BUSINESS AUENOY

--All kinds of Laborers' Supplles- -

TcUphoM 103. O Bos 914.OOO ZSLXILi:IM011 DlALH IS

HEAVY PONGEE SILK FOR HEN'S SUITS AT REASONABLE PRICE.

::::::: CROSS LINEH HANDKERCHIEFS WITH BORDER.

MERCHANT TAILORINGio Nuuna

r. w. du

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Mn.

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T7l7-I3XTC3-r TWO, OHA.3V

Tiie oldest Chinese Firm in Honolulu.

OOMMISBION M:EK.OHA.ISrTS.D.il.ti In Flu Silks ind Gnu Llntni, Chln.it in' Jipinua Cool, cl All Klslt.

.n-.- i. Nuuinu

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Ir-0T- I

609 Bnutirr

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For

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Alsen Portland Cementfltttofl MJmiliMbiktiMKNMMHl

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Mlsr) t itnjf Pit QJI wTIm Mile ulti m Aim. PofllMl Lmmi M Am U.IW. lUkiJi rum Mtu Kul .1 Mrmw W..1TW if H im.i. .ct.il wt tar 1.1 D C HmiIm. CWft l 15. il IV

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PMILANLPMU ICE CIEAM

With Crushed Fruits

Only at".HONOLULU DRUG CO.

All other are Imitations

Families and Parlors Supplied at SHORT NOTICE.

Our Ice Cream Soda is the talk of thetown.

HONOLULU DRUG CO.,

"T. TRTautclb. "Willi TTo-va-. SleepBOWER'S MERCHANT PATROL ANDCONFIDENTIAL AQENCY ::::::::

R.llltll Wdchaan (umltlu4 forilMii.od ptoptrty,ul contintl.l oik ol all Mitt.

Office Rmri Mriel Kick

vIt It

- -;

:

;Bt City

4 - - - 70S.

, frr Kit-Kirir-ir it KKrKir X -- !' K "X

I SPARKLETSmake' taiAe drink lor small money.

5 ASK FOR THBM, AT YOUR DRUGGISTS.l are not acquainted sparklets he will explain the working of them,

m which Is simple that a J can operate the aerating of the bottle.aereated waters. families should use Sparklets InCheaper than

their drinking water.

1488

bkaUaMlfca.

with

otr All lti WiJInr. ORUGCISTS Sunkntut on ilia liUnlj.r tuppuej wiui ai'AKKLEld.nauitprcrir.J Doiutt.

W. C. PEACOCK & CO., LTD.'Sol Agnntv

r r r r " tr f '" ''' rriririrrriPiPiPriPiriPririf n

....THE....Honolulu - Tobacco - ,Co.. -- "'Ltd..

Co. Fo.r and Mekhant Stdiiti "

HAS RECEIVED PER "AUSTRALIA" FROM

2Tq-- w "SToxlcTlxWorll Rvvn.l of Clim

--ILalllictxx :--' Ru.88elP U R I NO 6.This elegant CIGAR can be purchased for CENTS

TRY THEM. NONE BETTER.

IrcbJtMts, Contractors and Bnllders

Fred Harrison,CONTRACTOR

BUILDER

Jobbing : Promptly ; Attended ; To.

WM. T. PATY,

Contractor and

Stor. nd Omc. FlttlnrPl.o. ul FuiQlib.!.

Hotel Street, near Barracks

H. L. KERR & CO

Architects and BuildersKoobi II--

: PROGRESS BLOCK.

TlllttWIM'

Co W. PtF, W. Bmdil.i

.writ

A

mP. O. Dot

BBARD8LEB & PAGE

Architects & BuildersOffice: Rooms Arlington Annex,

Honolulu, I.Sketches and Correct Estimates furnish

at Short Notice. 1441

Building MaterialsOF ILL KINDS,

Dealers in Lumber and Goal

ALLEN &ROBINSON,Qnoon Ktrflnt. Hnnnlnln

H. F. BBRTBLMAN'6

Carpenter Shop

.18 RBMOVBD

Vo rear of old stand, Entrance on King

6.Vri left at either shop, or offic,

at John Nott'r Klnt; street, will

promp ititr.'.ioo, MM't

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Om tor. wi4t'

MM MM

KiSmn r.i

Mimed lar.lifcM. DtucUrt

TEL.P. O. BOX

N

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other All

BnnJ

TFIVE only.

AND

E.Mn.Us

T.I.

.Wet.ilare, re-;- i

MATTINGS

Chinese andJaian8t in both

. White, and Fancy,

Matting Rugsof all uiza.

Cotton Ru8in Blue and White.

Wall Papersvariety,

&

A

FQll officii:

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USE

AL60

FORCall and (hem,

We also haveFine line of

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AND SEE THE DISPLAY.

rine Job PrintingOflce.

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Lewsrs Cooke,

Specialty

ninMivssSKflHs

FLAT TOP DESKS

Desks,TYPEWRITERS

tec

WERNICKEBOOK CASES

ilcDPY Wnise Cn

'JjAjMW-J- -

the Ilulletln

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Ui Amrlran tioopt. mar rirLI, , , ... itli ImiwrtUnr of llir luun!ell ilt'i- -

Annua uonitrtnce or Naiuon.

tional Municipal

League.

STEAIY IMWTN OF

ITS REFMN NeVENENT

Whit Has Betn Done in 'Put SeTeu

Years Aims of Objects of

Those Interested in tbe

Conference.

Tlin coming confercm-- of tho Nation-al Municipal ague to boilidd at Mil-

waukee, Rpptemixr 19, U r

attracting the tteatlon of .Indent, titmunicipal que.tlom In ill aiu ofthe tountry. Tlw nintll j irnml.'j Inbe of exceptional liitemt lioeaute ofthe wide diversity jf iniblM (1 th it w'.llbe trcatid and the personnel of.thoiu'nMho Mill attend.

The liait .itbllnbrJ n.iluorfor Itself ,lri mrinl anil Useffort have botitr abmidai t .trull',thougli not nlvra to tho degree

by those tnr,at lilentnledwith Its work. Ir. its meinbHrdilu ureIncluded many men not only of promt-nenc- o

In their respective communlthibut of national reputation for their re-

search Into and writing! on the muni-cipal problem.

Tho National Municipal league ha.now been In existence six years. Itwas the outcome of the National Conference for Good City Oovernment,hold In Philadelphia In January, IK!) I,

which brought together from all pariHof tho country, men and women whohad long given 'special tnought to thomunicipal problem.'1 It discussionsshowed clenrly that the many and so!rlous defects recognized In Amerlinnmunicipal Institutions are practicallytho same throughout the country Theyorlso from permanent and general, notfrom temporary or local causes. Com-

plaints may vary In form or degrci,but tho general situation Is substantial-ly tho samo In all the great cities of theUnion.

The deductions to be drawn from tbodeliberations ,of that conference wonthese: Tho municipal problem cxhtsbecause a prevalent sense of right infavor of municipal efficiency and honesty does not exist. Tho Natlon.ilMunicipal Lcaguo was organized nn.lhas been working to supply thlslack.From all sides enmo tho samo

inefficiency, all too fre-quent scandals ,n public life, and therule of the least estimable and the leasttrustworthy.

Tho problem wilch confronted theLcaguo was: How Is a now era for ourcltte to bo Inaugurated how are weto abolish wastefulness and Inefficiencyand secure the onactment and enforce-ment of good lawn and tho selection ofmen of trained ability and procd In-

tegrity for all municipal positions, andto prevent the success of incompetentand corrupt candidates for publicoffice? The answer to this was bycreating an maintaining a deeper In

terest In municipal affairs and by creat-ing a public opinion and Bentiment thaiwill bo Intolerant of anything short ofthe best in all matters pertaining tothe welfare of our American municipal-ities

Its purpose thus plainly Indicated, thoNational Municipal Lcaguo was organ-ized with Its objects sit forth In theconstitution as follows:

rirst. To multiply the numbers,harmonlzo tho methods and combinetho forces of all ,who realize that It Is

only by united nctbin and orgnnlzatlon that good citizens ran secure theadoption of good laws anil tho selectionof men of trained ability and provedIntegrity for nil municipal position,or prevent tho success nf Incompetentor corrupt candidates for public offiLe,

Second. To promote tho thoroughInvestigations and discussions of I ho

conditions and details of civic administration, and nf tho methods for select-

ing and appointing officials In Ameil-ca- n

cities, and of laws and ordnancesrelating to such subjects.

Third. To provide for such meetingsnnd conferences and for tho prepara-tion and circulation of such addressesand other llteintiiro as may seem lkelyto advance tho cause of good city gov-

ernment.'l'n this task the Ltagua has address

ed ItBulf .with 1111 increasing measuiaof Biiciess, Since Its formation It hatsteadily pursuod Its subject, Tliroii.ll

iViViViVfViiiVirV DruggistsIsGESSLER'Ss; will refundfi MAGIC Si tho money'flKEAMCHEi: If thoy rail: TOPERS iitooure.M,.Wf.WWt.,ii'--i VrlM 10 cut..

I lit guidance M lni'lr.lliin nm- local.rrfoim ors.hlr.tloii. lie Im-- UH4faint oM ihim iroln.iiliH, anil itolhli.to uhi)trtk.n n) .uirMtfulljln utiil liuiKiit.nl work In .hurt

fi artlr. tfrn.Ur, xr.llnt iroiI'.K.Dan it., mn r.rrini un ri inn

Wh.n the league was organisedlli.rp ere le.a than Mventy-fl- e re-

form nrgsnliatlon. In the countryThere are Dow one hundred and elan- -

Inn .mil. led with the league andnearly five hundred ore In eiUteneeIn the different rltiea. During till, pe-

riod some of the aMoelatlons havelap.ed, but their pl.ee. han been tak-en by others, so that the total ha(wen maintained and gradual!) In'rreai-ed- .

One of the most Importanljilecei ofwork aeeompll.liid by tbe league Istho "Municipal Program" adopted by aunanimous vote at the Columbus Con-

ference In IMS Kach annual confer-ence of the league lias character-ised by It distlnetlte features and thMunicipal Program or "Model Charter"a It has In en designated, Is the loglealoutcome of the preceding atx )eara ofeffort.

It aJ not until the Louisville Con-

ference, In 1897 that the preliminarysteps were taken to formulate a pro-gram for adoption and to construct nplatform upon which municipal campaigns could he waged. The earlierconfer ntes Mere (looted to n con.ldei-atlo- n

of actual municipal conditions,nnd the paiiera read at these nwtlngidealt largcl) with the evil, and defectsof existing forms of municipal govern-ment At the meeting In Ixjulllle aresolution was adopted providing forthe appointment of n committee to rt

"on the feasibility of a MunicipalProgram which will embody the es-

sential principles which must underliesuccessful municipal government, andwhich shnll also set fortfi a workingplan or system consistent with Ameri-

can industrial and political conditionsforjputtlug such principles Into practi-cal operation."

This work Involved a task for wh'chfew, If any. precedents existed. Thecommittee was working to crystallizetho jresult of the experiences of Kuro-pea- n

and American cities nnd at thesame tlmo to make the; result, of if.labors practically nppllcable to ourpresent conditions.

Tho final report of tho committee,under the title "Municipal Program,"represented the results of two jears ofunremitting and painstaking endeavoron tho part of the committee whichcomprised such eminent men as HoraceE. Dcmlng New York, chairman; Geo,

,W. Outhrle, Pittsburg: Charles lllch-ardso- n,

Philadelphia; Dr. Frank J.Ooodnow, New York; Dr. I.eo 8. Uowe,Philadelphia; Dr. Albert Shaw, New-Yor-

nnd Clinton lingers Woodruff,Philadelphia. In brief. It is a model citychnrtcr; n program of reform, compre

hensive and fruitful In Its possibilities,which have been justly characterizedAs one of tho lust pieces of constric-tion work ecr ilono by an organiza-tion devoted to the Improvement ofmunicipal government.

PER 8. S. AUSTRALIA.

Just landed a full line ot grapes, ap-

ples, oranges, lemons, celery, cabbage,cauliflower, cranberries, burbank andred potatoes, dates, salmon, flounders,halibut, craba, Eastern and Californiaijstera (In tin and shell.) turkeys,chickens, ducks, quail. A -- all line ofcanned goods. CAMARINOS' REFRI-GERATOR

Fir Out.The firemen assigned to duty on tho

Allen & Robinson coal pile which wasdiscovered afire Monday morning, quitwork at about 7 o'clock today aftertwo das' work. No further smokewas discovered. The engine used wjsdrawn to the fire station by a two

Liorse dray.

nicely furnished rooms at the Popular House, 1G1 Fort street, from 11.00per week up.

"WelaKaHao"

You will find it at the cornerof Hotel and Bethel streets.

Headquarters for ALL theSports and Race Horse Men.

A No. 1 Liquors a spcoialty.

B. Lemon and F. Woodmanwill attend to the WANTS ofthe Weary.

Seattle Beer kept at a Tem-perature Unequalled in Town.

John Dewar, Kellock's AA,Green River and Old Govern-ment Whiskies and the yervbest or everything else. in

HAWAII LAND CO.LtMITKI).

CafHal. ptM mp,

oftil-mw- .

iw,,'

TV. Ot Aohl FroM4Rt A kUattfloiM. K, Nakiilna Vlo PMddsm

MakMual,, ...... ,..,,. ,,. ,,,.,.iTSMuesrKnuob JMinmn. .Horirytoo, L. Dli. .,.... ,.,., ...Auditor

ItOAHl) Or DUttX-TOi-

Jonah KumaW..

i. MakalnalJ.W. BIpfktM,

Tbe abor. Company will buy, 1mm,ir mii unjj in aup.ru of in. Hawaiian

Island.; and abra I. bouM. In tb 1tyA Honolulu for rent. II81M 1

J.J.WILLIAMS,Photographer.

WOMWL

4 fFlCI4fcEeVisitors are cordially invited tc

.all and inspect our nailery of life-U-e

royal photos, from KamehamehsI. to date.

At tbe Old StandOn Fort Street ::

W. C. ACHI & CO.,

Brokers ft Dealers

REALJ8TATEfW W. wtil Bay or U( aUal BttoUU

11 parts 01 in B001XW Wewtl

bl. OomaUsloasiBtU FfopctM on Maaior

'FFICE. 10 West King Street

DAVID DAYTON,

Real Estate Broker.

223 MERCHANT ST.

FOR SALE,

Property In town and suburbs

and HOUSES TO LET.

T. R. MOSSMAN

Real Estate AgentAbstractor andSearcher of Titles . .

Loans negotiatedRants collected.

Campbell Building,Merchant street.

P. B. R. 8TRATJOH.

Real

No. 0 Bethel St., near P. O.Tftltpfeoii. 041.

WE OFFER YOU THE

Best 5c. CigarTo be bad for the money.

CLOaiNO OUT ALL OUR DOMKBTIOCIOAR9.

Lunch RoomsH. J. NOLTE

GB4MER

C. A. GROTE

-s- - TailorsCLOTHING

Cleaned and RepairedOUR SPECIALTY.

FIRST ClASS WORKUnion St. near Hotel i$ou

PROPOSALS FOR FIRE HOSE.

he received at theofhee of the Hoard of ofthe Honolulu Fire Department, until 12o'clock in , Oct. 6th, 1000, for furnishinglooo feet of 2JJ Inch cotton-covere- d PlreHose, to be delivered within sixty daysafter notlfica'lon of accept nee of tender.All tenjttj must be accompanied bysamples.

K. K. G. WALLACE,Secretary HoarJ of Cainnilloiieis of the

Honolulu I Ire Department. ifijctd

Fine Job Printing atOfllce,

the Dulletln

ALEXANKItBALIWINLM

OI'i'tCHUMlH.IMiALimiN , , ..Pmlo

B. CAstLL ri VkPtIJilW. M. ALI XAMDl H .nj Vhff residentJ. I. COtlk I ............ Ta.iiwW. O. SMITH Seaetaty and Aullt.r

Sugar Facitrs Md

--CtMissta Ageiti

aqents roRHawaiian Commtrchl ii Surar Co,Olaa Sucar Co.Haiku Sugar Co.Pala Plantation Company.Nahlku Sugar Company.Klliel Plantation Co.Hawaiian Sugar, Co.Kahulul Rallruad Company.

The CritfwiU tti riill S. S. U.

W. G. Irwin 1Llmltod

AOKNTS FORWestern Hugar Ileflnery Co , of Ma

Francisco.Ilaldwln Locomotive Works, al

ruiiaaeipnia, renn., U. H. A.Newell Universal Mill Co. (Nitlonal

Cane fihrtdder), New York, U. S. A.1. uuiauai & co.'s Chemical Fertili-

zers.Alex. Cross & Boos, high grade Far

tlllzers for Cane and Coffee.lleed'a Steam Pine Corerlnr.

AIJ50 OFFKIt FOK SALEI'arafflnc Paint Co.' P. D. Palata

ami Papers; Lucol and LinOils, raw and boiled.

Indurlne (a cold-Mat- paint),white and colors.

(liter Press Cloths, Cement,nnu urica.

CASTLE & COOKELINITIO.

HONOLULU.Commission Mercbantt

SUGAR FACTORS.AGENTS FOR

TU jm PU.UU-- C.TJ. W.Uliu Asrfe.lln.1 C. Li.iTk. KoluU Siij C.Tk. W.Uau Sutu till C.Th. K.Im ArrkuTlui.1 C.Tk. Nlloa Iron Wmii, St ImMl ..Tk. Slu4.r. Oil C.TkaGM FjBia.SlMaPw.fcWmIm . Cwlrlfuf

U ?." S"1."! M IimiiwCiIIhiiTk. Mia Fii. I.i. C. of HutfM. Utm--TatoAlllaW Aiwum Ci cl Li

Wm. G. Irwin ft Co.(UMITBO).

Wm. 0. Irwin. .President and ManageClaus Spreckols Vice PresidentW. M. Clirfard ...Second Vlco President.H. M. Whitney Jr. .... Trcas. and 8e.Geo. J. Ross Audlto

Sugar FactoraJR

CJommission AgentsAMarri or th

XJIANIO BTIAMSHIF COMPAKTQ HAM fBANOIBGO. OAi.

j .- -.

Estate Broker "u.Mii-iug,uu,L- ii

ImDOPtePK andFlnnclJAgntd Collector r..,ll- -

Beaver

GHAS.

Merchant

GlMRANTEbL

SeaItdpropnsil'ilCommissioners

60.

Merchants --sfltQUEBN ST.. - HONOLULU.

AGENTS FO- R-The Lancashire Insurance Co,The Ualolse Insurance Co.Union Gas Engine Co.Domestic Sewing Mad, ne, BU

BlBWBl $ C6, UPD..Oumo itrwi. HkoIuI. U I

AprontM lorH.w.lfui Aci

CoDp.oy, OoKCo . Honoiau S

Pluui. Lint Sin Fr )koP.cM kil. B wmm --.. . uoi 01 DORrfB p.cktl.

LIST OF OFFICERS

0, M, Cooke, President) George teKobertHOii, Manager) E. F, BishopTieaxuror and Secretary) Col. W, 1,Allen, Audit ir; P. a Jones, H. WaUrliouw, neo. It. Carter, Directors.

bttOOE OAimyRIGHT,lun.ral Hanaget ol

Th l(aUble Life Assuhdm 8ooiitf

Of th. Onltod Ht.tes for tb OivsUaaI.Unds,

Oiiw M.th.nt .trMt. Hoe

M. PHILLIPS k 00..WbolMsl Importers nd Jobbtrs

oropein and Americm Dry nx

Fo t nd Qnecn BtrtsU.

H. HACKFKLI) k CO., Lirl

EHEBAL C0MMISS10H mm.Dor. Fort and Queen Htreets Boaolaja.

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M fit Klhi llfM. lloniiltiltl,

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lillM.lillN I't'M.IHllINO COMPANY

WAjtT.AUK II. PAHHINOIMN ..MdllrtfDANIKI. lAMIAN .... Oil)' WIIM

iflBtilmd M Ik Post Offlr M Hono

lulu M Mrutid mllrrI

AllllWMIPriaW HAIKU.

IV r hiohlh, nhfwlirr In t' A. ''Per r h m .vw

P-- r h(IiI, lorrlin l,lKI,l')tlf ItiurUhly In lnc.

.

TIpbnn . . '""Vot Offlre Hut ...iTU

vki.si:.si)ay.,hki'ti;miii:ii i. m,r3SESSSSsaSSSSSS9ES3ES

VOH MKBdlUUNT,

wm. Mckinley.FOR T,

THEO. ROOSEVBLT.

Thanks to the climate Hawaii bouse j

lioldirs nie not forced to view the lmun the telephone system and the con- -

pending strike In the eastern coal OelilsKcsted tondltlon of business streets, Itwith respect to Its Influence on "'- - I

next winter's coal bill.

The faki that the Adertlser pub-llsl-

"as a matter of fact" sere toestablish the popular opinion that even

Kood Intentloas are lacking on the part(

of the esteemed contemporary.I

Whoeer the Advertiser speaks forseem to think they can be carrlol Intopower on the shoulders of m?n whomthey lose no opportunity to defame Midwhose mo(ies they consistently

1'resent returns Indicate that the In-

dependent party has fallen between thpolitical stools set up and rcsprctUolywithdrawn by Wilcox, Kaull.i and Kalaukalonl. And according to TrunkAustin, Mr. tsenberg Is powerfulenough to rise abovo them all and siton all three.

Adocacy of Statehood without flrcthaving organized county and municipalgovernments throughout the TerritoryIs much the same as the effort of thebunco man to sell a complete wntchwithout the works. The cry for State-hood becomes a hollow farce when ac-

companied by opposition to county undmunicipal government.

With two vessels In the harbor afterhaving narrowly escaped destructionon the rocks, the good name of Hawa-

iian waters as safe regions for sailingcraft Is likely to suffer. To the lauds-ma- n

It Is a mystery bow ships can ire:on the rocks when the masters have nodangerous fogs and storms to contendwith.

When the counting of the ballots in

November schedules the defeat of theAdvertiser of rule or ruin, that cs

teemed Journal will doubtless againtell the story of the time when "seven- -

eights of the Republicans" were gathered "under one roof." It It bo true asthe Advertiser says that the Republlcan voters of Oahu can flat standingroom In the Drill Shed tho paly mightas well go out of business.

Now the Independent party througnlu committeeman Mr. Austin rmltet nbid for the endorsement of Its candi-

dates by the Republican and Democra-

tic parties. Doubtless this will appeal

to tho Democrats, but the Republicanshaving been the party (bat h.u stoodfor the Hawatlan-Amcilc.i- n rlh'ht ofsuffrage and havl.v gained for Hawaiiits present protpartty stands as theleader of sound and liberal principlesthat admit of no barter or tiade. Thisfact every thqughtful cltlicu of theTerritory fully nppreclatrs. At no limein Its hlBtory has the Republican paitjrallowed Its Integrity to piinrlplo to become a commodity for sale.

No ono questions the fight or theadvisability of the Governor illsii'ss- -

Imrnffalrsot public administration wlMi

the heads of various depar"uenta. liewould indeed bo decidedly Indifferentto Ills duty should he fu.l to l.ikn luclisteps as to secure splrl: o' coopera-

tion among all depui'menls. The Gov-

ernor should Indeed go further and takethe people Into his conftdencc. It Isthis lust step where .Mr. Dele hesitatesand thereby subjects a Republican ad-

ministration to a ,r of popular con-

fidence, and engenders a spirit of dis-

trust that Is entirely unnecessary. TheGovernor must admit that as tho chiefcxecutivo of this Territory he has noright to refuse to the public any detailIn connection with the disposition ofpublic utilities In wlikh tho taxpayersare directly or Indirectly interested.

With all duo respect for Mr, Isenbergor any one proposed for Congressionalhonors, there Is not a man In the wholeTerritory who possesses tho qualifica-

tions for Congressional Delrguta as doesCol. Samuel Parker, Mr. Parker Is nnative son In every Benso, a worthyrepresentative of the nativa race, Intel-

ligent, honest and progressive. He Is

a man of tho peoplo as well as an activefartor in the Industrial and financialdevelopment of the Territory, Illsmere acquaintance with national lead-

ers will give him an Immcdiato prestigeIn Washington, which It would takothe average candidate a full Congres-sional term to gain, If thcro are anybusiness Interests ready to uniteagainst Parker, they thereby evidencea willingness to adopt a policy thatcan only accomplish their own undoingaa well as that of tho Territory atlarge.

" sj.frtnt-- it fay.

till! liVnhlMi

1HUUW IK ItAACIi

1h tlliHlllfi nn Hi witt f trti- KM llnHlwlHil Hdrt l iiiak

llthl hi Hi I'ltmiinn in th Twin mm

that "II I'tih.nlihi.ilull l uuiduUH in lh KtmlUh lin I

il. ho that tliM lilr tlllitf,r Lrklh In their ppmUllon of ilir

ifon and effort o, Amnion law. irllix i wilfully mUtriirnfulluA

IHIt dtlall of Ilia Tftrtlollsl 111 10

(tin vtt-- . Irliki II I IxithAny Sthrmr, howrtrr, on th part t

smldilmis iHilliltUni to lr ililt d

lull of Ih hiiidiiIc ml in inly trulln illtolrr lu in i.tiu ustt wlm butfotr.l ultb III nrtnl ronftdturJlint Ibis qualification rtn b omcoaieor, llio kimu, , ntnirnl of..intmirrt.rs.. ind'nrlurllnt Ud.Utll tinu tnllniri iflrfHi (uitoni o( forrarr years. Th UwIn met. The taudldit pprallnie forImltltllir honors without regard to

thli requirement for ImUlilWe proreadings places himself In lb km!

lion of the candidal requesting: Ih 'tor of tbr oplc Dial h mar become alegislative nonentity,

A DAN0BKOU6 PRACTICE.

The Chamber of Commerce havlLfuwakciicd to an expression of upluiuu

mlKht well take another step In .liepathway of progress and at least makean effort to put a stop to the duim:rotispractice of bicyclists hanging on tothe side of tram cars. Why the tramways company lias not UKtn steps int(jp lhU ,f aU)ul ag cay ,0 aMytr a,

to give a reason for failure of the tele- -

phono company to put Its system In

proper shape.It Is possible that the- blcjrlUt has

an undlspute right to take chance of beIng thrown under the wheels and suf-

fering serious Injury, but be certainlydoea not have the right to place inJeopardy those alighting from the cars,particularly women and children. Thncustom has become so common that apassenger lcvin toe cars hai nut onlyo keep watch for passing teams but

must also be on guard against be In?run down by a bicyclist taking a freerlc by the side of the car. Thus farno serious accident has occurrel butthis Is no guarantee for the future.

WANT AMERICAN COAL

London, Sept. I. American coal operators and thtiragentsareapparcntty swarm-

ing to England, and rumors of many Invt nrtant deals filled the air during the pastweek. W. P. Rend of Chicago Is here on

his way to Paris. He is hopeful of g

both the French and Ruulan navieswith steam coal from West Virginia. Mr.Rend had a long Interview with the Rus-

sian Consul yesterday and was In consultation with the Russian attache today be

fore proceeding to Paris.E. M. Hopkins of Philadelphia this

morning closed a contract for 100,0:0 tonsPennsylvania coal for Immedlate delivery at Mrdlterranean ports. Mr

Hopkins said: "English consumers arenot familiar with American unscreenedcoal, but continental dealers are. Therefore, I am selling to them. I do not antlclpate trouble in securing charters "

President Cajjatt of the PennsylvaniaRailroad has gone to Paris on the samebusiness, while the presence of RobertPltcalrn, superintendent of the Penns lva-nla- 's

Pittsburg dlvlsl n at the CarletonHotel Is occasioning considerable gossip.

Mr- - Pltcalrn goes to Scotland for a visitto Andrew Carnegie early next week, andIt has been said that there Is on foot ascheme to provide the Pennsylvania coal

syndicate with transatlantic transporta-tion.

Mr. Pltcalrn said: "My visit to Mr.Carnegie is not exactly on the errand sug-

gested. I am not quite sure how long thepresent coal famine under existing condi-

tions In England will continue. My personal Idea Is that American mine ownersare apt to find a better market In Medlterranean or Black sea ports than In countrieswhere England herself will be a competltor. Under fair conditions, I believe theUnt ed Mates can supply England's lormercustomers on the continent with protit."

crtisadts have been legion in UostuHand New Yoik against anolKhtly ad- -

ertl8cments, both in town nnd coun-

try. A lloBtou club rrrer '1 prise forthe set of twelve liint?,itplii! uhh'liwill best Illustrate tho dlsngurementof landscapes In the way Indicated.The New York Cflttrtl Railroad hastaken up the mutter with the object ofprotecting the scenery along Its loute.

General ClinTec Is very studio. .s audhas always wj:ki;.I ha 'J In 01 ler totrain for tho ir.', as be did uct limethe advantage of an education nt WistPoint. Ho has i!om a full conri-- uflaw and military tidies In order toeducate himself fo Ms duties.

STARTLING FIGURES

IMPORTS OF CHAMPAGNE

Inln the United from Jinuarv i?tto Julv 1st. 1000.

G. H. MUMM Si CO.'SE.XTRADRY OO.MOcases.

Woet & Ch.indon .'.18,413 "Pommery & Greno I2,a8) "Hledslck Si Co , Ury Mono-rol- e

6,oco "Louis Itoederer 1.48 "All other brands 3701 "

TOTAL 135,184 "

Compll.4 from th Official Cuitou Houm Record,

MaCFaRMNE & CO., LTD., Sole Menls.

HUIM1IN. HONOLULU. II.

The Pacific Hardware Go.

HAVn JU8TGoods for (he houthold, (or

builders and

WHUNIlMiAV, liMhtiU

New line of Staple Articles have been brought hereby

the Australia, 0o. Curtis, Alden Desse, I rmgard, Rosamond

and W. H. Dimond, which now opened up

A complete line of Sanitary

the Wolfe Manufacturing, Co. is on hand.

Elliptic Boiler Tube Serapus, yi to 4 inches.

Pacific - Hardware - Co.,JJXBCXTKX)

Storess Fbrt'

Residence TractFOR SALE AS A WHOLE!

.....lBOAor8PALOLO HEIGHTS!

Beautifully situated mauka of the Government Walalae Road.

Ad Unexcelled Site for Hotel or SaDitarium !

MAGNIFICENT VIEW I

The tract slopes gently up to an elevation of over 800 feet. It com-

mands a land and sea view from Koko Head to the Walalae Mountains.WATER can be piped from a natural flowing stream from an eleva-

tion of 1,200 feet.For further particulars apply to

Palolo Land and Improvement Co.,A. F. COOKE, Manager,

Room 8, Model Block.

& --30

80

Fort

willor ordered of them, free

or same toknown

the of York

St., or.

Nctfroca Prosper.Heports the Auditor's

that tho negroes In-

creased In Virginia to nBurprlslnt; degree In the few years.

race owns ofall tho lands In Virginia. duesnot farms which the

ed onlyTho ruce owns about

of In

In the Stato. of thisshowing Is that should property owno-shi- p

bo adopted as a requisite to thoright to vote, thousands of negroeswould retain franchise,

tf C U re

; :;

i!.u u

I.i SHIM

are

RECEIVED

(he for

direct from

Kin and Bethel stj- -

Family, ,

Driving

of all charges for toGoods will be sent on

LUE JTV:

Co., Sole agents

ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

The following Assessments beenleved upon the Assessable Stock of thisConmanv as to become due and payable atthe office of the Hawaiian Trust & Investment Ltd.:

SECOND Asseisment of 25 per centOctober 1, 1000.

THIRD Assessment of 35 percent Nov-ember i, 1000.

FOURTH and FINAL Assessment Dec-

ember 1, 1000.Dated, 12, 1000.

fa. R. CARTER.Treasurer of the Hawaiian Electric

pany, Ltd. I5J4W2

Art

Lessons In willbe given by Mrs. II. II. Williams at tlu

Furniture street.First Class stamping done.

MRS. II. II. WILLIAMS.

JUST RECEIVED

C. D. Bryant.FINE DRAFT AND DRIVING HORSES

20 of . .

3 Fine MulesSCHDMAHS CARRIAGE & HAR1ESS REPOSITORY

Merchant, bet. and Alakea Sts.

SHREVE & CO., San Francisco,To facilitate trade with the Hawaiian Islands, deliver all goods

ourchasedHonolulu, returning Sanselection to those to the firm, or who will lurnish

In San

Jewelers, Manufacturers, ?-- -

Illustrated and prkfs furnished upon receipt of request. Welargest manufactory of Jewelry and Silverware west New City, and are

prepared to lurnish special design).

.4.4.4 : !

TJLU4I1U VIHotel'rliVirginia

from Statooffice show havo

their holdingspast

ThatThis

tucludo upon iol-0- 1

peoplo havo made partialpayments. one-six-

all property several counthsTho slgniflranco

their

ttVrYmYiYiYiiV

SGESSLERSf! morningMAGIC

HEADACHESWAFERS breakfast.

fflffwffwtmnix amm.!..

plumber, contractors

carpenters

Plumbing Goods

andDraft Horses

transportationFrancisco.

VLtBICYCLE

Assessment Notice,

HAWAIIAN

have

io.,

Honolulu.Sept.

Com

Embroidery Taught.

ART EMnROIDERY

City Btoro, Fort

Per

Also Head

satisfactoryreferences Francisco.

Gold and SilverCATALOGUE have

ONESTVA

headachesbefore

to, ty.

Jno. Pottie '& BonaOKIiKHHATKI)

IIOKSG, CATTLE, SIIBliP AND t00 REMEDIUS

Poult?",Horn Fly Dip"Sure Prevention .. ..

-- Inquire of

C. W. MACFARLANli,WASHINGTON LIGHT CO., I

Masonic Temple . . .

6Hd Air. CHdVrtw. Cud Health.

A special invitation is extended to everybody to visit Ho-

nolulu's most delightful residence site

PACIFICHEIGHTS.

Via MaximaKaiulani Drive aptly termed, the tVia Maxima or Gnmi

Boulevard, and in itseJ an artistic piece of engineering: afford

easy access to all points, as also scenic .and marine views d ,exquisite grandeur at every turn.

Electric Railway.Contracts have been let for material, and the work o

construction, equipping and installation placed in the hands tfa, competent electrical engineer to be fully completed by June1st. Having an independent, power plant we are prepared tofurnish electric power for lighting, heating and other purposM,to our home builders at most reasonable rates.

As Promised.Our reservoirs are now completedand water mains laid

as to supply each lot. Permits for making water connection!will be granted on application.

Nowhere

variety

LOWEST

inspection of the attractive now building,the names of purchasers of lots,PACIFIC HEIGHTS the choicest and select of all theresidence sites of Honolulu.

For further information, prices, terms, apply athe office of

BRUCE WARING CO.Progress Block.

VARIETY 1 OF I DESIGNS

HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO

Carriage Maker

-

To nny of the

&

3151 P, O. Box 600,1ST Ice will be

to any part of

fu,., kl ..mflr Am .- - ts . 14'- - uu

f

. I

t

can so

a of

Electroliers- r1

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nr.

r

is

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General Repairing.Fainting, Blucksni hiring, Trimming.

Phaetons, and Hacks Manufactured.

HIGH-C-L WORK.

Catton, Neil. & Co., Ltd.B1TQ-Z1TBSB- S

Boilermakers : i t i

The General -

DistilledWater

Delivered Freecity

Oahu Ice andElectric

HOFFMAN MARKHAM,

Works. Kewalo.Tel., Blue.

delivered bypremises desired,

litaW. .(uajfc.- -

will convince anyone that

else you find

large

Fixtures

PRICES THE

LTD., Alakea St., Merchant

An hom

most

etc.,

&

Buggies

VSS

rand Electricians. .!'

.A.gents Tor

XCOpurt

Co.,

courteousdrivers

Electric - Company

Oceanic Gas andElectric Co., Ltd.

i Weyill be pleased to fur

nish estimates for complete Electric

Lighting Plants and for long dis-

tance transmission of Electric Power,

Office: 46 Merohant St.

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If you warnlitds:. Ctfwktfv. GlwftI'afnt.. Oil and VarnuliM. iTWatre.left. CliinJrTm. Lamps and Lamp

MMUttti

House J'urnUhlne. Ooedi,

llvtr Plate Wrt, Cutlery, PocketKhlvit, Wade and Butchers' Rsion.

Rubber Mete, either plain of wirebound) Manila or Mil rope.LswnMotr, Lawn Sprinklers, Mltt.reiCutttti, btc. Etc.

Ptantattai BvppHaa

AArtatUural Imaliwsnta

BUY THCM PROM

Ik liawaiiu Hardware

Fort St., opposite Spreckelijiank.

a-5

if?"I

ThePiano

miQuestionIt A Mnuionatocontl4Hormanyraon.tut cbkfly fecuw II It a III Invt tUMAt ania good Inttruntnl tbould to bought In lbSrttplact.

W.h.v, FORTY NEW PIANOS !nurtor la chooM Ho, coatltlloc ol lw Utl

known nuktt. Cvtty h nirulHJ anjwith ftuch An iitorltMiU pu uv advantageovtr many citltt ol thru tlaw, ih, tut ulinn.

Call and sac us.BEIGSTI0M MUSIC W.,,.TT.

itWHHhtlitihHHiilliitilliKltlt

The ETenlng Bulletin. 7t eeaU peraontn.

v

to tilccHt.

totlav a finding

Co.......

Fine at.

I"

ffliMNO .HUUIHINi HOM)LUItUi U. U WJJUMMOAY. SUIMUMUUH It.

LOCAL ICKIM

ICANDIES'li

T

DI1LICIOUS

CHOCOLAIIiCKuAMand J'RALIMiS ....HANUDIWBb

UOrMsONS

Lif Am Minimi

COCOANUT

MOLASSLS

Etc.

Our are

day nnd cost about HALF theprice Stale

ENfiLlMh BAKERY,

J. Oswald Lutted,Manager.

IEHE

HE

to kit the

Accuracy guaranteed

lecrd breaking

Price

Wall, Nichols Co., Lid,

THE

WHITE HOUSE,420 Fort Street.

The cheapest place town o buy

House Furnishing GoodsSheeting, Toweling

Pillow Casing. Window Curtains,Spreads. Mosquito

LIOiTBiT atBed-roc- k Prices

AMERICAN DRY ASSOCIATION,

thvn ijjPure Beer Is perfect food, The

of and poor andon the Pure Genuine

Rainier Beer represents the standard ofhighest puritykThcrc Is nothlntt superlorAPbefound..

.nz?iiiirTFOR SALE ALL DEALERS

Wnrnlnd rlc Cwnnlcn.Iula, Bopt. Lloyd

rendered verdict theRrckned Contracting

recovering.

lvfc

AND

Ct MmI(!

CRUNCH

PEANUT CHISP,

CHISP,

CANDY,

FRENCH BOSS,

everyImported Goods.

MEW;

KING AIR RIFL

K1MG AIR RIFL

KING RIFLE

Sire mark

scores

Bed Net.

publicshould beware cheap beers

having Article.

6T

GOODS

Insist

ANNOUNCEMENT.

DR. B. COOPER havlnc davresponsible formed a partnership with DR, J. I". Mc--

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UUNU.u, lormeny n oiii rrjnciicr,, nrfor tho death ot " ' firm of D1S. COOPER i AcDONAI.DLoonoy and Nicholas Heckmon, wno wm Mrfy 0. ,ne practice, occupying thevvero killed several days ngo by electric officr s formerly ued by Ur. Cooprr,

bhoiks while-- using tho police telo-- OFFICE HOURS: ,

phones The coroner sold he found that Dr. Coaper-B- .jo to to a.m., 2 to 4 J"d

the company's power wire, 7D80P'am'.,0 ,, ,. , 2" rwhich had crossed tho telephone line, (o p miwas Imprpperly placed, cnuslng tho Sundays -- Ur. Cooper, 8:io to to a m,

death of tho ofllcers named. , Dr. McDonald, I to a p. in, Telephone

Fourteen other omcers who wero so-- 54

... .,...., .,.! i.,.rno,l nl ' 7 'JM- -

vcreiy wmii;n,ii, m,.u .i.... .- - .

time aro

The pvcnlng Dulletlnmonth.

Job PrlutlngOffice,'

75 ctjBja per-

the Bulletin

IHti.

and ,

Roods made FKIibll

of

Motel

AIR

in

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C. this

Seckned

thn aepie"1'

Dr. Cooper vv'll present all bills l.vcutred pilor d the forimtlon of the part-nership through his collector. I0)8ml

Job Printing atOffice.

tin Dulletln

Hunnlulti, II' I., Sept I '. IV")lUcitlnjt Ittillrlln I'tililUliliijr. t,

HlHIIttulUi It I

(Icntlcntent l'la tike outni) Advertisement I two ut- -Ugt "1o l.vt the Mine linelcn rented miter one "ublltetlonof wur paper.

An I am lie vine more uilli on

ivount of thU adtertlMmcntthan I have lime to attend to,pleat do not delay lor a (Ingleday the taking out ol this mdver- -

verilscmcnt.I am, Vtry Truly Your--

Wll LIAM SAVIIK1U.

A H Wilcox has returned tu hUhomo In Kauai

Msatlc Uxlgp No I, K. of l mi-ct-

tonlKtit In Castle Hull. I'urt streetCertificate No. 11M of tin Pioneer

Mill Co. has been lott. tko al In this

The dark Abble I'almir brings-Sm-

tuna of tual auit tlic Uutcrpc-- llio IiomNewcaiitlc.

A. Cowan ai arrtalcd thla morningou n warrant charging blm with em-

bezzlement.

The 6. C Alleu Is at tlic Ocemkwharf Hue will not aa fur SaaKranclu.0 the Uat of tlila werk.

J, I!, litiuli haa Kuno to Kc.ial !n stirup tlio Drmocrats of that laland. HeIrft In the V. 0. Hall itcrJy after-noon. .

' tThe Carllale City could nit iel aw.iy

jrcstcrday. Btic sailed for Ban Diegoand Kan Krauclsco at an early hour thismorning.

Am Man was arrested liy DeputySheriff Chllllngwurth this forenoon ona uarranf charging lilm with unlaw fulpOMCsslon of opium.

Tho Kutfrpo and Dunrcirguti, the twoexaels saved from the rocks by tli4

tug Fearless, are at anchor, side byside, near tho lighthouse.

t1 he Kearleiw took on coal at the In

wharf this morning. Il-- r

supply was pretty well eaten Into onher trip to' Kahiiltil und return.

New designs In Japanene matting ofthe best quality are on xalc nt the l'ncine Import Co. ut only ST.&O per rollA large assortment to choose from

Chas. Maker Is acting as night clerkof the police station In place of JackKnlnkllU and Oniccr Atiitaul, tho

Is acting as day turnkey In pla'--

of Jack Molanphy.

Tho Y. M. C. A. Juniors will make atrip to l'alolo valley Saturday for nday's outing. The party will start at E

o'clock from the Y. M. C. A. on Dl

cycles and horseback.

The tenth anniversary of the arrivalof tho first Portuguese missionariesand the establishment of the Protestantmission will be celebrated at tho Por-tuguese church tomorrow evening .

Among the departures for Kaiulporta In the V. 0. Hall jesterday iftcrnoon were tho following: M, II.

Pernnndcz, K. II. W. Ilroiulbcnt, I . V..

Plukham, Miss K. Ward, J. M. Klnuand 0. U. Curtis.

A inciting of the wardens and sides-

men of the Betond Ungllsh spcakliiRCongregation of St. Andrew's Cathe-di- nl

will be held In the Sunday schoolroom adjoining the Cathedral at 3

o'clock this evening.

Lieut. Ix'slle of the Mounted PatrolIs being tiased a great deal about theappearance of his Iur3 In a recentnumber of tho Police Gazette. LeslieIs there put down as 3 detective andan all around good fellow,

Swell neckwear Is one of the moltnotlieuble und attractive articles ofdress. Tho Pacific ImiKtrt Co. hasJust received a fine linn of the verylatiBt in full neckuVur In tittles to suit

We are showing

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..Till! HNST 01s Till! SEASON...

iu

M'jpjf BBWavaHaHaHaHaHaftVBWaBBw "" aWawan

Ki.jtfif MT r - d4f . daaaB

1 ht on'y thin in a ilre (hi t (if BUTI ON BOOT ot the latent bit, and wetjifm In Pitrnt Leather and Tan, wnitl'ilng nke. nobby and stvlitli.l

Wt MclNBRNY 6HOE 6TORE.

Fall Styles !

i'iii,CHANTILLY LACESt Comprising, EdKlnatH. Bands. Insertions and, (Wave Patterns. ALSO

SILK APPLIQUE TRIMMINGSand

Allover Laces, and EmbroideredLiberties AND

600 Pieces of Ribbonsjj JUST OPENED

WHITNEY & MARSH, LTD.IMPORTERS

919 Fort Street. Telephone 436.

vocation is over

black

Chiffons

and School has j

commenced !

No more lunches at home for a time, There are many ways of carrying lunch,bur only one com enlent and practical method, and that Is to use the

Patent Folding Lunch BoxThis looks like a Camera and folds flat when empty which enables you to

strap It together with your books, or put it In your pocket.

They are WATERPROOF and thePrice Is 25 cents each

Sse them displaced In our front window

W. W Dimond & Co. Ltd; IIMPORTERS OF Crockery, Glass and House furnishing Goods.

SOLE AGENTS Territory of Hawaii-Det- roit

Jewel Stoves,Gurney Refrigerators,

, Puritan Wlckle Blue Flame Stoves,Double Ovated Granite Ware,Primus Stoves.

nMrUPatarrTataMtarUrUrVltaptttairtllqleitataMtalUltaltl

Why HasLittle Joker

Tobaccoull people, men, women and boys. ,

The largest circulation In the Islands The quality and flavor is recog(

A. J Coats, physlclal director of thj nized as the best, and cannot be excelled by any other brand.,V M. c. A would like to hear from For sale at every retai' store, or bythime oung nun who uro willing toplay football in tho Y M. C. A. Kaw HYMAN BROS..during the present season. If 1 nourf.imen show up, n teum will bo organized. CXClllSive ACtltB.

c

mi

the largest assortment of--

mm, euro

always on hand at

A, iijii

frMte

RUGS

E. W. Jordan,

GUNN DESKS

Koll TopIHHt Yop8tHiiinnf DcHkn

. Ml StXI.S ASIHTYUHS

I hit H tkt hnnt Ml tJnk rnsde tn the wvrM and

Wli AKU

Sole Agents

lor tliem (or the HiwallsnUUndt.

CALL (in. 1(1 us iotr lltrm (a you

tino lyunfr ioti Our J'rirti on( 'if m.

COYNI

AT- -

E2A.JST

Mtnulictorer's

FURNITURECOMPANY

JEWELRY

REDUCED PRICES

Fine Watch Repairingby Experienced Watch-Make- r . . .... All work guarantetA,

M F. LUCAS,105 Hotel Street ... P. O. Box tec

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE

Honolulu, September 19, nxx

NAME OF STOCK

MERCANTILE

C Br.wtr & Cuoiptny

SUGAR

Antrlctn Sur.tr QaEwi I'l.nntlon CoHanoi PUnutlon CoH.w. .nArrkulluri lHtwtiun com ac u 1.0MawtlUn buctr CiHonorau Sugar CoMonoktt Suftr CoHilku Sugar Co ,Kanuku I'lantatlon iKamalu Suk Co Ltd agamalo SurCo, r upKltwlPlantCo.Ll4.atKllwlP.CoLli rlupKlpahulu Suzar CoKoloa Sugar CoKona augar uoMaunaUFSuJtir Co.atMiutUlf I u LO pj upMcHryJfSuCo.U.at

p4 upNthlku Suj Co Ltdat

.L.. C , .Onotnca Sugar Co.Ottkala Sugar Plan CoOlaa Su. Co . LIJ

pa up

Olaa iu Cj) LIJ. yl upOlowalu CnmranvPaauhau bu Hlan 1.0PacISc Sugar MillPala Plantation Co . .Ptpko Sugar CoPlonnrMIIICo ..Walatua Agr Co. ailWalaluaAgr.Co, pj up IWalanaa CompanywanuKU sugar uWalmanalo Sugar CoWalm.a Mill Co

MISCELUNEOUS.WllJff Steamihlp Coinieruianj airam n v.01Hawaiian I Urtrlf CoHon KapllT&LanJColnun sicam Launjry,

&TC0.LUMutual Ta1aeihit1a ClMlkhCoflrCo U pj j

uanu Kysuind o

Ptoptt lc 8t H I c doBONDS

Hawaiian Gov 6 per tentHifcilltnfjov j percentHiw (i PuiiSv4KprrHito K R.Co 6 centEwa Pltntit n 6 per centKahultu PUnl 6 per centOthu rt & Unl Co pr c

CipMilPal J up

t.fCMuno.WrOlIfSoo

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t, 900,000lionol500,00040900

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j 600,000!

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SiIes-- 25 Pioneer, 1 165.00; 5 Pioneer,f 166.00; s Ookala, $16.75; 10 527 7J5 Kllielf fij 00; 50 Oahu, f155.ee. -

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G. A. R.

The eighteenth annual camp fire ctCeo. W. Do Loug Post, No. 45, will beheld at Independence Park on Satur-day, Sept. 22, 1900.

All sojourning comrades, veterans oftho civil war, members of Army andNavy Union and Sons and Daughters ctVeterans, aro cordlallv luvltcJ to bepresent.

W. L. KATON, P. C,Chairman Invitation Committed

1C33--

mWe have eur handled ?t prices that cannot be repeated, as the present Duty on these lines is prohibitive. They comprise.

Tapestry, Axminster, Kidderminster, Velvet Pile, Kingswood, Dag Dag, and Body Brussels

in center, Sofa and Door Mats, Hall and Stair Caipet in Tapestrv, Velvet Pile and Body

Brussels in great variety

Japanese Jute Rugs. Straw Mats and Matting"Linoleum Oilcloth, Cocoa Fibre Matting, Door Mats.

No. 10 Fort Street.

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A. U t, AlMonni mt A t ja44 Jr. ,

ATKINSON & J UDD,Attornuyu andCounsellor" at Law.

Oftr Itonmi !S J '1 rt 1 lillig

BEoTa. DAVIS 0E0. U, OEAR

DAVIS & GEARtttrn)i and Ceuntdlori al Law

Rwtni mi, M, )o. JudJ HulMlne.of. pott anj .Merchant ill., Honolulu

CHARLES r. PETERSON'

at Law andNotary Public.

Kaahumanu Street.

J. M. KANKAKUA,

Attorney mid CouiiHcllor atLaw.

Mae: In the Occidental Hotel,saner of Klni and Alakea Streets,tWaolsJa.

, ej. Aeal. Enoch Johnion.

AOHI & JOHNSON,Attorneys and Counselors

at Law.

MiM No. 10 Writ King StreetTelephone 884.

B.A.MOTT-8MIT- H,

ATTORNET.

MOVED TO THE JUDDLOCK, FORT BTREET.

6ttrt wets. Physicians and Dentists.

OR. J. T. VYAY80N,

Has rtmoveJ to Ills new office and resi-

dence, Beretanla St., nearly opposite Me-

thodist Church.OFFICE HOURS JSlS ,&:ifiH-l- TLL. Main 14S

DR. W.B.TAYLOR,Has removed to Betetanla street, opposite

Hawaiian Hotel, from comer of Richard

nd Beretanla streets.

3ofrim Tel. 5'7. Hourt: 9 to j.

DR. C. A. PETERSON

Has his office at . . .

a6 Emma Street

(o-l- ! A.M.)HOURS: : J i-- 4 KM. f TELEPHONE: 493

( 7' b H.At. J

DR. E. C. WATERH0USE

Office and Residence: King St.,star Alapai. : : : : : : r : : : :

lOrrici Houbj. lion..no j p. M..t to v. M.

SUkDATS--4 JO to 11.10 A. M.

TELEPHONE n. WHITE. lll

Dr. W. j. Galbraith.nd RMldeoce: Beretanla and

iBtreeta.SSea Houra: 9 to 10 a. m.; 2 to I

. m.', 7 to 8 p. m.TELEPHONE 204.

JR. WALTER HOFFMANN.

ITANIA BTREET, (oppoalte theHawaiian Hotel.)

'ofctnaon HO. P. 0. Box SOL

Sea koura, 8 to 10 a, m.; 1 to 1m. 7 to 8 p. an. Bundaya. 8 to 11 a. m.

DR. 1. N. SINCLAIR

traat, betvrecn Emma and Fort,

to 10 a, ., 2 to 4 p. m.Hip. .; Bundaya, 8 to 10 a, m.

DR. R. I. MOORE,

Dentist.Oflce: 222 Hotel StreetOttoa Houra: 9 to 12 and 1 to 4.

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

DENTISTSaarra Building, Fort Street

a to 4. Telephone 434.

PERFECT

RltiTIKG PreparedTCLEPtONH

to till1000.

or.RODUCED ders until 4 p. mROUPTLY Saturdays. . . .

The MERCANTILE PRINTING

COMPANY, Limited.

Queen StreetCorner of Fort Street

DIAMONDAnd other Rings, Watches, Bracelets, Pins, and an extensive varletjtf J velry.

Hanafacturing Jeweller4MU FORT STREET.

F W. THRUMSurveyor.

ROOM NO. 10, 8PIIECKKL8 BLOCB

Plantation Worn; it Specialty.1233 ,

La!', '

till! EVIAINO

CalfttM ltd JlMMM fll.MMHI

Y. MASUDA,. Portraits

Do.su in Crayon ok OilI'httMM ('rami! In any ttylt,nmti I'Mutet for ul.

......Nf- - Mwuino lor irtmthtvt""

King and Alapai streets.Ntr Honolulu stMt Ytrdi.

i

T. KAT8UNUMA fr Ce.

A. K, OIAWA. Mutf.

OBNERAL BUSINESS AOENCY.

T.atM. oacti lm t miit I ttatkais Hul.lit Yd. Mi.

Wong Sal KotBMERCHANT TAILOR

A Pitricr Fit GUAiAnttiD

104 Fort St., near Klnp St.Honolulu, H. I.

Cloning, Uytlni and Hplflnf a SpttlaltyHI!

Y. MAN SINGHa Removed From Fort Stmt to ii

Nuuanu Street, opp. Goo Kin's,

LADIES' UNDERWEAR.t

Dresses Made Tr Order.

HOP HONG,

Merchant Tailor,A Fine AtlODTMiNT OfAaiMtCAK. EnoutM add

SCOICM CLOTH OK MAPHo. ) Nuuanu ttt.tt, Honolulu, H.;l.

Cool work tod trit-cla- 11 ru'ianMlCloth.. Cl.ap.d ad R.p.lr.d

WXNGr XiXTISrOCoiiit AuiiA akd Kino Statin.

GROCERY AND FRESH FRUITSalways on hand. FRESH PINEAPHLF.Slor special oraer, ana ALirvrtrniAFRUITS by every steamer and also ISL-AND BUTTER. Delivery Free. Tel. 363

I480

The . . .Astor House Restaurant

Corner King and Alakea streets

FIRST CLASS FAMILY RESTAUBANT

ottr Meals at all hours &toAh Chuck Proprietor

Beer and Wine Dealers.

LOVEJOY&CO.IMPOBTKBB, AMD WUOLBSALB

Wine anil Lipr SealersAkMtt (of tb Botiud Kilal.r Bi .1 .attl

No. 19 NOUAKC StbketFattar Block, Honolulu, Hawaiian IIUKDt

P. O. Boa ht. Mutual Taltpto.. ol

aONSALVES & CO., Ltd

WHOLESALE OROOEBB ADWINK MERCHANTS.

235 Queen street. Honnlnla, H

lonsoliclatBil Sofia Water Co., L?

JBHpltxnade,flrnar Allan & Fort Sti., Honolulu

HOLL.8TER a CO.,cent

The World RegisterKeeps the Cash while you are busy

Try one o

Rook Price?

On Marble and GraniteMONUMENTSand CEMETERYWORK. . .

Fences and LawnFurniture.

Haw'o Iroo Fence and Monintal CiA41 King Street.

1

fihf This Hfnrlftrlicand company at

To cure

HUia.r-IIN- i IIONQLULUi III

mm mMimovAiitL' si:i oii.)i:ci

10 SCAIIIINd CKI1ICISM

,,Think KuilU Are the Minlittn

Who,l? ,m .

able and DiJJit'iUd

nianu.

New York, Aug. J. The rrteillxathlngrrltlrlim of nuclely as llvklataIn Newport by the' Virginia author,Thomai Nelson l'age, ralaiM imiu- - u( A

stir among the millionaire set than .ny

other arralammnt eer brought to ll.eattention nf the public. The subjcthaa been illaeiiaaeil pro and eon byjy,,,, mtc n g)nM 0f Heattle," lanearly rtery periodical of note In tlifl

Knit, and for the mint part they aarceHint the rrltlcltm may Iw iftert, hutdecidedly wholceome. The tendency ofthe illariiaalnn lina not In the Inulnncnlnat amlety Itaolf thnt l, Hip

built up on Hip foundation atoneof wcnltli but AKnlnat thoac lulnlaleraof fnahlonnblp chimin who p ntto tomly to "dlarpputable anil ilUal-patc- d

wpnlth." A Hip New Vork I'reaaputa It. thla roiirnp on the- - part of

In New York anil other cltloila one of thp moat potent tnennrea toChrlatlnnlty nnd to the purity and "curlty of Amprlcan homea. It illgutthe Intelligent and Injures religion

In the ee of many who do notatop to think that the reverend para-tlte- e,

nnd not tho faith Hint they rep

resent, la to blame for the fawningdeference to gilded aln nnd their cnrc'fill nroldnnce of any nllualona thatwould offend the aenklbllltlea of illshonorable wealth.

The dlscuaalon cannot help being

full of Interest to many Callfo.'iilina,for Newport society, nnd Hint, ofcourse, means the wealthy circles ofNew York, la tinged with n distinctlyCalifornia flavor. Hut Newport societyhas tiot found Itself without championsIn the Interesting controversy nrousodby Mr. Page. Commodore Klbrldge T.Gerry has seen fit to take up the cudg;lIn Newport's defense. The Commodoremildly suggests thnt preachers andothers too often rush Into crltlcldmwithout knowing whnt they nre talkingabout. He refers to tho thousands ofdollars distributed among the labor-

ing classes by the wealthy In their ef-

forts to find enjoyment. CommodoreGerry ridicules the Idea that fifty mil-

lion people have their ejes glued onthe "Kour Hundred," seeking Inspira-tion ns to how they should live, andends by saying ho has no sympathywith the subject he Is discussing, nndcannot Imagine why he Is talking aboutIt.

Llspenard Stewart,the millionaire bachelor of Newport,fears thnt people are very much alikeIn whatever sphere of the social orbitthey lle. Very few nre satisfied, andnil others nre apt to become critics ofthose whose Ideas of social life differfrom their own. Hermann Oelrlchsonly smiles over the affair. He neverread the sermon of Rev. Hamilton Fishthat nroused ThomaB Nelson Page, andbelieved when tho gentlemen be-

came better acquainted with Newportsociety both might change their opin-

ions and Join In the festivities.

STANFORD FOOTBALL

Stanford University, Sept. 7. Thefuutball prospects for Stanford thisfall ure exceptionally bright. For thepast week Coach YoBt has been puttingsuch of the men as were on bandthrough a lively course of preliminarypractice, punting, goal kicking, andgeneral limbering up work. With a

coach who beglnB work a week beforethe opening of college and a goodlynumber of star players who are enter-ing from other colleges, the wearersof the cardinal hae every reason tohope for victory In the coming Inter-

collegiate contest. It Is held to be A

certainty that Cunha, the heavyweightcenter, will come. Slaker, the starquarterback fiom Chicago Unlersl!y,exhibits all tho snap anil Alertness

I'Tli tnkn a fie.ssler's2." I Magic Headache Wafer"

aWikBaflflkBTkBBll(trfaaal

AT ALL DRUGGISTS-PRIC- 10 25$. THE255IZE HOLDS FOUR TIMES AS

Slil'lliMKIM lo, iy.

mom

thnt

llallried far litw. Tli Kia'h U lll4miM llh Hi ft!! l lHtm)'it

a IhMttti ink from tit" rnaiii'iti 'harul iplai HM' llmr,.M i

- i

rnmit )MIhi wt lb fr n a, It wild n mKrh (ruth Hit

r HKfHuim 'tt nffi ii t"i itl hatf IMh rarrtalM ih-- . .. i c. .

MliK In hara the hrlnt Kllfil

firrnt thn MHil.nl rmly All an. williIm'-i- I atirl itinfMrtit A ilnilulc o

aamea haa tint yet hecii arratikHl hitManaRer Illti1-ttr- r Mt lo tnaiU A irtaram that will Krci tiiinteiMNimltiA' Irmii Ural lo lat A newarlillron liae Ixen irrareit Inalitr Hie

ntal ii',il for Irark urnrtkf 1li .ilwaa left nn th- - xround, with the rranltthai a time h faflrr field than thf old

lilnweil and Mitlnklril gridiron haa lenKur'il.

BEATTUC HEKII.

The erer popular Rainier beer laa. Iiouiehold word and "will

often heard than anything etie. TheCriterion Baloon has thp beer on tap crIn bottlts.

The Evening UulltUu. 71 wnta permonth.

EXECUTOR'S 6ALB

.or.

Mr. R. V. Cathcart. executor of thewill of the late Jas. DoJd, by order of theCircuit Cmirt.u 111 sell at Public Auctionon WEDNESDAY, Sept. iOh, 1900,

AT U O'CLOCK NOON,at the salesroom of J s. F. Morgan, )JQueen St.. Honolulu, to the highest bid-

der for cah, the following described leasehold of valuable real estate.

IVtwo-stor- v frame awellltig house, formerlythe residence of the late Mr Dodd, front-ing on the new beach road and the seahore, a little on the town side of John

Ena's place, the lease of which ba47ears to run from Sept. 1st, iqoo. The

annual rental I $287.50, payable semi-annually In advance, and is paid tn March1st, 1001. The building Is Insured, taxesP'epaid, the water rate paid to Jan. 1st,1901.

Upset price J6coo. Terms of the saleCASH, U. S. Gold Coin. All expenses atthe expense of the purchaser.

The above sale Is subject to the con'firmdtlon of the court.

For further particulars, enquire of theexecutor or of

JAS. F. MORGAN,Auctioneer.

Honolulu, Sept. Oth, 1900. 1629

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND SHARES

OF CORPORATION STOCK

AT AUCIION.

RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTSAND INVESTORS.

By order of Henry Smith, Esq.. who de-

sires to change the form of Ills Invest-ments, the undersigned will expose forsale at Public Auction at his salesroom,Queen street. In Honolulu, at 12 o'clocknoon on WEDNESDAY, S.-p-t. 25th, 1900.

The following plec-- s or parcels of landand shares of stock, viz :

REALTY.I. Land on makai side of King street

Ewa side of Catholic Cemetery, latelyvacated bv James Carty, being Lot 4 ofL. C. A. 706; has 9G feet frontage on Kingstreet, ten feet depth, contains 0 ofan acre more or lesr Possession to begiven Immediately.

z. Two pieces of land In Kalauai,Ewa, Oahu, being apanas 1 and 2 of L. C.A. 615 botli containing 12.72 chains,kula and wet land more or less, leased toChin Wo Co. for f 30.00 per annum, rentpayable annually In advance, last rent

July 1, 1900. Has about sevenyears more to run.

Terms for the above 50 cash, 50 onmortgages for three years at ;i.

CORPORA r ON --SHARES.14 shares Walmanalo Sugar Co. stock

par value, f 100.00 each.40 shares Mutu.fl Tel. Co. stock, par

value 5iooo each.t share Hamoa Sugar Co. stock, par

value J 100.00.Terms cash for shares. Deeds and

stamps at expense of purchasers. Titlesto real estate are perfect.

For further particulars enquire ofJAS. F. MORGAN,

Auctioneer and Broker.33 Queen St., Honolulu. itjji

W'Well! Wasn't that IJ a Miracle." I

MANY AS THE 10.

a headache in 20take Gessler's Maic

mmmmmmmomtmmimummmmiM

Valuable

Beach Propertj

rleadache

Nil Nile mhI iHtrsMt,

lalb'li and F1HK:iIN0UtANdE AW.

AOKNTH FORNew England Mutual Lin In-

surance Co. cp toroN.,m FIRE 1NSURAMCK CMirARIOF HARTFWD.

cDwvtm

EDWARDP0LL1TZ4C0COMMISSION BROKERSAND DEALERS ININVESTMENT SECURITIhS

Partlcalar attt.ll. Itm I. autcka.. Md Ml tHtwalia Smm StankLai nMiatM, BtaMMV SJbM irtvfjlffj VW4M

408 Callforala St..Han Franolavoo, Cat. nya

WILLIAM SAVIDGE,

Stock and Bond BrokerMtaVtr .1 Hiwallaa Blot Backup.

Mclnerny Block, Fort Btreet.

BOYD. 6COTT & CO.,

Custom House Internal

: Rwenue Brokers

JI5F0RTST., opposite Irwin & Co.

A. J. CAMPBELL,

Stock and Bond Brokei.MaakM al tka Hoaol.la Stock Bicktat.

Office Queen street, oppoalte Uniot,Feed Company.

Talkoka' sod P.O. Baa in

FRED J. CROSS,Consulting and Superintending

Electrical HydraulicENGINEER,

Floctro-Hydraul- ic Power TransmissionREPORTS AND ESTIMATESFURNISHED. . . .

With Catton-Ne- ll Co., Queen street.OfBoe next to Foi9oe. 'IBM

J.AMES T. TAYLOR,M.Ao.Soc.C.B.

OONS.ULTIRO

Hydraulic Engineer.806 Judd Block. Tela. 68.

Honolulu Iron Works CImproved and modern 8UOAR MA-

CHINERY of every capacity and de-scription made to order. Boiler workand RIVETED PIPES for IrrlgaUoapurposes a specialty. Partlcalar attenHon paid to JOD WORK, and repairiexecuted at aborteat notice.

For Sale.No. 1. Business property on Smith

street, between Pauahl and Beretanlastreets.

No.' 2. Residence property on Punch-bowl street, near Vlnyard street, suit-able for cottages.

No. 3. Fine suburban property fronting on McCully street and runningfrom Ueretnnla to King streets.

Will sell on easy terms, viz.: part tncash, or approved stocks or bonds, bal-

ance on mortgage.

For Sale orLease.

Valuable business 'property, corner otKing and Smith streets.

For Rent.A few olllce sulfea In Model Block.For particulars apply to

BRUCE OART,WRIOHT,Cartwrlght Building, Merchant Street.

1623-t- f

minuterWaters,

J"Oh. I'm so 21ad to 1

see you? J

tmttt,

utilratckkiA, Wa.ti, lwi

dliutleckelUo,

MOHOLltl ..H.I

Ann fttneltte AftniiTmn MbvabaNatiohal Hah or Han rtuwowoo,

Han riuHPiaeo Tba Narada HalloIhkftk n( Ball FmtiQlan).

Looiioa Tba Union Dank of UmaoaL4.1

Haw Yoi AaraHcan beaaaM Maliaaal bmk.

CaidAao Martha at Kattaaal Baak.PAaiaCraall LyotHutk.Ilaaiiw Draaaaar Baak.Haaagata AJta TaitAJiA Haaktag

Maw 4UAD " AWaaiill.ll-?Baa- k

Vioroau add VAiraetTT 'Baak arirtai.ki lg.wih -

Papaati Meeettta. Lotas auae ea A.ran BeeartU. OoauMraUl a TravelMNetM iMaaf. BWe of fciktHi keMeat aoM.

Oauaofioaa raoautLt Aooouarau rot:

TRE BANK OF HAWAII, Ltd.

JTJDD BUIUHHO.f lacokeokATko Uaokt tm Laws tlot ma Hawaiias atevauc

Capital . . . . ...... . .1400,000

OTFICEHB.AND DIBEOTOR01ChaavM. Oooaa, Pretldeat.

P. C. Jonaa, ,VIoe-Prid-

0. H. Oobju, Cashier,F. a ATBBjrapH, Assistant Cashier,

HenrrWaterhouao,Tom May, '

F. W. Macfarlano,X. D. Tenner,

JA. McCandleaa.Bolldta the Accounts of Firms,

Trusts, Individuals, and willcarefully and promptly attend to allbusiness connected with banking en-trusted to it. Sell and purchase ForeignExchange, Issue Letters of Credit.;

6AV1NG6 DBPARTMENTIOrdinary and Term Deposits received,

and Interest allowed in accordance withrules and conditions printed In Pass-books, ooples of which may be had ufnapplication.

llftKCP ft OO.

SavingsBank

Savings Deposits will bereceived and 'Interest allowed by thlaBank t four and one-ha- lf per cent,per annum.

Painted ooples of the Rules and Reg-ulations mar bo obtslnedUm application.

Office at bank bulldlngn Merchantstreet., BISHOP ct 00.

Establish! 1848

BISHOP 5s CO.BANKERS.

Transact a General Bankirgand Exchange Business.

Commercial and Traveler'sLatters of Credit issued, available in all the principal citieof the world.

Interest allowed after Jul'1,1898, on fixed deposits 7day notico 2 per cent, (thisform will not bear interestunless it remains undisturbed for ono month), 3montus 3 per cent., 6 months3& per cent., 12 months 4per cent.

Pioneer Building andLoan Association.

ASSETS, DEO. II, 18tt. lU.77Ji.Money loaned on approred security.A Savings Bank for monthly deposits.Houses built on the monthly lnataU.

men, pia- -.

Twentieth Berl - of Stock la noaopened.

OFFICERS T. F. Lansing, Preat. ,dent; S. B. Rose, Vice President; C. a.Gray, Treasurer; A. V. Dear, Secretary,

DIRECTORS T. F. Lansing, 8. B.Rose, A. V. Gear. A. W. KeechrHenriSmith, J, L. McLean, J. D. Holt, 0. B.Gray, W. L. Howard.

A. V. OEAR,Becretarz,

chamber of Commerce roons.'Office Hours; 12:301:80 p. an.

Tb VoIohamE Specie Bink;

LIMITXD

Subscribed Capital Yen 24,000,00aI'ald Up Capital ... , Yen 18,000,00Reserved Fund .... . Yen 8,000,00a

The. Bank buys and receives for i

lection Bills of Exchange, Uiuea Oraitaana Leuers or ureau. ana

general banking bualneaa.

INTEREST ALLOWED-- Oo

Fli.S D.poill I ci i. Boatki, a h Mat a, a.Oa Flu4 Dtpoilt I or a Bostkt, M "Oo fiiti, D.poill lor aot,

INTEREST ALLOWEDB tka Mt4 Oau, at Yolukaaa, .a CtrrtalB.po.lt, iOn Mitt Dapoill lor n nontht, M ptr tut a.s.

New ReDatllc BallJirg, llftiai: St. OcedIch

B. K, KAAI,Teacher of ' - nar, Mandolin, Zltbar ;

' Ukulele and Taro Patch.

Orders to lx loft cure of Wall, NicholsCo; r --V'tntrom Miulo Co.'s IBM

K

Mm i

The riD l'MMr Whmiw at Ihri Urn Will Arrlvs tt tecfovs Tbli Port m MMMM4r.

wFrMMtoo:w.ticri tMJ'..: . . , I, O't it.. OH I,

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'Oceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLE.

In MMMtfea with Um MaMiag lhUMr stsuBers, tke AmIiM MtMred to hade, la tatMdlBf piseagefi, eoapon tkroagb

Ntfcers by y rsllrMd froa Bat, rraacUco, to all potato In toeDaiUd Iteto, Md frtm Maw York by tay steanihip Use to allBwiep porta.

vFor farther puttMkn aptly to

Wa.G. Irwin &.Co., LimitedGreaaral1 Agaata Oca to 8. 8. Co.

PacHIc Mail Sttamth Co.OecUtitil ud OrliiUl StmsMp Co. p Ijo Ilsen Eiltbi

i hul al Ik iHn caaap.alaa mil ull at..Ml MNWMOBMMI

Far " and China:PorkMlat-o- Maru .. .

..Stpl.itStpt. .0

Klodtjanairo . ...Oct. gConic ...Ocl. itAmtrka Maru ..Oct. I.I'aklrj ..Nov.Garlic .... ..Nov. 10v

H. Kackfeld.tair

fc

Canadiao - Austra I iaa Royal

lamil ol Ik .tor. IKM. rauMf ft caaauctjoa wMa ta. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.i Vaecouvar. B C svaaar. n. a. w.. ...

an bi;k at HONOLULU m ot afoot tkttOai VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA, I. C.

Fat "IB".,. w.rruaoe .Sat toMlowtr. Oct. atAorantl Nov, atWairtaioo Dec. aa

aWTVoMl HckaUlaM4lfoaa Hoaolala lo Caiaii, UsIMS BtatM MS Bant. For FtalfM' faaaan .at all (Moral laforaaatloa. ..tit It i

. Thco. H.Davlsfr Co., Ltd., Gcn'l Agents.

American-Hawaiia- n S. S. Co.n Direct Service between

NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

8. 8. " AMERICAN " will leave New York for San Francisco and Portlanden route to Honolulu about October loth. Chartered 8; 6. " HYADE8 " willleave New York for San Francisco on September 1st.

Freight received at Company's new wharf, 4d Street, South Brooklyn, at alltimes by lighters r In cars. For general Information, apply to

H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD.,, Agents, Honolululu

Wilder Steamship ftvLU.

6. 6. Klnau,FREEMAN, Master.

MOLOKAI, MAUI, HAWAII.

Will sail from Honolulu onTuesdays at 12 noon, for l,

Lahjilna. Maalaea Bay, Klhel,Makena, Kawathae, Mabukona,

and HUo.Heturnlng will sail from HUo on

Frldajs at 10 a. m.. for above namedports, arriving In Honolulu on Satur-days.

Passengers and freight will be takenlor Makena,, Mabukona, Kawalhae, Hl-l- o,

Hakalau, Honomu, I'apalkou and A.Fepcckeo.

Passengers and PACKAGES ONLYwilt be taken for Kaunakakal, Lnhalna,tUaUea Bay, Klhel and Lnupahoehoe

6. 6. Claudlne.MCDONALD, Master.

MAUI. u

Will leave Honolulu every Tuesdayat I p.'m. touching at Lahalna. Kakulul, Nahtku, Hana, Hamoa.aad

Maul. Returning, touches atabove named portsarrlvlng in Hono-

lulu Sunday mornings.Will call at Nuu. Kaupo, once eachonto.

6. 6. Lehua,BENNETT, Master. 147

MOLOKAI, MAUI, LANAL cBalls every Monday for Kaunakakal,

Kamalo, Maunalel, Kalaupapa, Latal-a-,Honolua, Olowalu. Returning ar-

rives at Honolulu Saturday mornings.r

This company reserve! the right toaoake changes In the time of departureand arrival of its steamers WITHOUTNOTICE, and it will not be responsiblelor any consequences arising there-bo-

Consignees must be at tbe landingto receive their freight. This com-

pany will not bold Itself responsibletor freight after it has been landed.

Live stock received only at owner'sHak.

This company will not be responsiblelor money or valuables ot passengersinlets placed in ine care oi ui puraaar.

Passenger! are requested to purchasetickets before embarking. Thoaje tail-la- g

to do so will be subject to an ad"Utlonal charge of twenty-liv- e per cent

The company will not be liable forloss of, nor Injury to, nor delay In de-

livery of baggage or personal effects ofpassengers, or freight of shippers, be-

yond tbe amount of $100, unless tbevalue of tho same be declared when

by tho Company, nnd an extraeharee be made therefor.

All employes ot the company are for- -hidden to receive Irelgnt witnout ae-- jt

Uverlng a shipment receipt therefor lnthe form prescnoea oy ine uomp&nr,god which may be seen by shippersupon application to the pursers ot the

Infinmnanv'a ateamers.4 Shippers are notified that if freightis shipped without such receplt It willke solely at the risk of the shipper.

O. L. WIGHT. President,B. B. ROSE, Secretary.OAPT. T. K. CLARKE, Port Bupt,

urios !

WOMAN'S EXCANOElit Ho'tl Stritt, II. I.

K.ta, Caiabaihei. uii. Nativ. Man, HuisSkim.fNlltiau Mala. F.na. bin III, sa.aa.cic , iiom.maaaPol, ccnitantly on hand. TEUPHONE a

.TIHlt,UVfiNINOHUI.UniiNi.J!ONOl.Ul.U,.H,JWlitllSll.Y,

mm.

For Ban tauolsoo.MKM.IA '. . (kt,AMItlt Wcl liIHAUA . .. i . ..tkl

HoaMvIa al ! la im! m m atoat St.

Far San Franaiata:Cotik SpiAmerica Maru . Oct,l.klr.f , , ...Oct.(lie Ocl.ltHongkong Maru .... .... ...Oct. ftt"hna . ..Nov,

Go., Lid., .Agents.

Nail faslip Company.

enma .1 victoria, u. u.. noaoiaiaaa. mia.uaa tato atalad via i

FROM SYDNEY AND BRIMANBf urn Vktefta aai Vaiarv IB. CI.

iJliowtra .....dapLaoAorancl.... Oct tiI Warrlnoo Nov. ti

iMIowtra Dc.l9

THREE TRAINS. DAILY

,rrom ban Francl

TWO TRAINS DAILY

From Portland .Via

'TcTOR'Leave San Francisco: 8:co A.,M., io.ocM., 6:eo p ,M.

Leave Portland: o:H A. M., 9:00 p. M.rhroueh without Change.Only THREE DAYS to Chicago.Only FOUR DAYS to New York.: Pullman Palace Sleepers Buffet,

Smoking and Library Cars withBtrber Shop and Pleasant ReadingRooms

Dining Cars (MeakFree Reclining Chairs.PuIlman.Ordlnarv Sleepers.J. H. LOTHROP, General Agent,

i)S Third street, Portland, Oregon.

D. W. HITCHCOCK, Genral Agent,No. 1 Montgomery St., San Francisco.

jE. L. LOMAX, G. P. & T. A..

Omaha, Nebraska.

0. R. & L. Co.TIME TABLE.

Front and After January 1, 1M9.

TRAINS.STATIONS. DaJJ; . DailyIOtt) anr aa. sua. Oallr Dalit

A.M. AJ ji. pm: r.n.Hoaolala .... rn "J 1 1:0s hi IPtarl Cltr... S. 11.40 I at lioEw.MIII Sll 10 oS it 00 t.10Walaaat IOC 0 aaiWalaloa mil .... itaKahoku .... S.l,STATIONS. Dalf?Hawaii) a Sirs Dalit Dalit Dalit

AM. A M. P.M. PMakuki....,, fill .... aaS

WalaJaa S.l. a joWalaaaa ,,., r.ia .... MlIn Mill.... IK I" a laRaul Cltr .. Ilia tf0001011 . H laa

F. C. Smith, Qen'l Peas. "t?,cketAgent,

fl, P, Dammit, BaperlnUndent.

THE HAWAII HERALD.

Vol. PUBLISHED IN HILO. N

Is i pretty Advert Is or

good paper for who use its c

a-- per an- - umns GET

num, preferably GOODadvance. RESULTS

HAWAII SHIMPO SUAThe Pioneer Japanese Printing office,

The Publisher of "HAWAIItha only dally Japanna rrr publUhtiIn tha Territory ul Hawaii , . , .

Y. SOGA, Editor.C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor

tar Editorial and Printing Office, nearKing bridge, King street, P O. Box 007.

Fine Job Printing at tbe BulletinUfflCe.

BV AUTHOWITysin,ltoiliinEI'H'JPOSUS I'OU Ud'NI'O llfcl'l

ANUUANNL'tJ I'I'liSII Ml'.ATS.

rjrtue of Hit DssrJ of llriltli,llrmohiltli II. T.i S''lmbff 14, Hr

Sf.tleJ Prrrl4 will b teteUfJ at llifOHice of Hi IU1M nf IImMIi up to Itatlrxk, nom, WGDNESOAYa OitnbfftrJ.t MrM, lot suppljliig the Leper Settleinriit llh the following tirplle, for theperiod of three month enJIng ltemlrJlt., Hy,lr

to) Mill (too llil eich) mote or lets,extra met corneJ beef.

1J0C.VI, ni.ire or lt,(l Jo'.tJtli) I It.

tlnscannej fretli meit.co cites, more or leu, (I do. each) rt

tins, cannej lreh meat. (Simples cirnvdmeat to be furnltlieJ).

J supplies are to be delivered In

i)inntltles f. 0. b. Isl.nJ steamers, andsubject ti Inspection snd approval byAgents of the Board of Health.

The BoirJ does not blnJ ltelf to acceptthe lowest or any prorni.il.

C B. WOOD,Preside! t Hoard of Health.

l64tPROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE.

Office of the Board of Health.Honolulu, H T,, September 14 loco.

Proposals will be received at the Officeof the Hoard of Health up to 12 o'clock,noon, WEDNESDAY, October jrd., loco,for supplying the Leper Settlement, Molo-ka- l,

with Beef Cattle, for the period of sixmonths, ending March jlst., 1001, underthe following conditions, namely:

1. The contractor to supply Fat Beef

Cattle to Weigh not less than 350 lbs net,when dressed.

3. Cattle to be delivered at the LeperSettlement In lots specified by the Superin-

tendent, averaging from 80 to 90 head permonth more or lets.

3. Cattle dying within twenty-fo- ur

hours after delivery from Injury or othercauses sustained previous to delivery to bethe contractor's loss.

4. Cattle Injured when delivered andkilled for that reason to be paid for at 25per cent, less than the contract price.

Hides and tallow and offal to be theproperty of the Board.

The bid must be for the price per pounddressed weight.

The Board does not bind Itself to acceptthe lowest or any proposal.

C. B. WOOD,President Board of Health.

1 63CMt

SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a Writ of Execution Issuedout of the District Court (Second) of Hon-

olulu, Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii,on the 5th day of September, A. D. loco,against Quong Fook Tal, defendant, In

favor of Emma M. Nakulna, plaintiff,for the sum f Twenty-fou- r and

0 Dollars, I hav levied uponand shall expose fo at theStation House, Kalakaua Hale, in the dis-

trict o Honolulu, Island of Oahu, at 12

o'clock noon of Saturday, the 13th ilat nfOctober, A. D. loco, to the highest bldde..all the right, title and Interest of saidQuong Fook Tal, defendant, in and to

InR described property, unless ssldJudgment, Interest, costs and my expensesbe previously paid:

One Unfinished Wagon consisting t

Body and Running Gear.CHARLES CHILLINGWORTH,Deputy Sheriff Teirltory of Hawaii.

Honolulu, Oahu, Sept. 11, tgco.i6n-S- t

NOTICE

Is hereby given that Mrs. F. H. Bab-coc- k

has this 18th day of September, A.D. 1900, been appointed as Notary Publlrfor the Island of Molokal, Second JudicialCircuit of the Territory of Hawaii.

EDMUND P. DOLE,Attorney General.

Office of the Attorney General, Horo-lulu- ,

Sept. 18, 1000. 1638-3-

Kauai,

MAPSOahu,

Maul,Molokal,

Lanal,Hawaii,

fctc, btc.

Set off 5 maps, $2.0050 CENTS EACH

On sale at office of . . .

THB . . .EVENINGBULLETIN

P O. Uox tt lilani CorrtiponJtnca Solicited.

FINKE & ASBAHR,

FLORISTS

Cut and Growing Plants, Sprats, Bou-

quets.Decorators for Weddings and Recep

tions.Floral Designs for Funerals a Specialty.

FORT STREETNext to Williams' Undertaking Parlors,

iGiillNOTICE.

The following resolution was passedunanimously at meeting of the ExecutiveCommittee:

" I hat it Is the sense of the ExecutiveCommittee that the District Committeeshave the power to fill all vacancies thatmay occur In said District Committee.

GhO. W. SMITH,Chairman.

E. It. HENDRY.Secretary. 1628

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Subscribers urn lurnlshed with fromlive to six lints per wcok, giving an ac-

curate record of deeds, mortgages,leases, releases, powers ot attornoy,etc.. etc., which aro placed on record.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 2.00 PERMONTH.

A. V. GEAR,.,. JutM Building, Honolulu,

3lilL.ILWHIlrLlo,.-l- r,

Records Broken '

Ws.lllllS' ll Hrl I l'nhi,la ,,fH

UI lT4lfi ftt- llix flat )1 )ra H l I

Jimf M IfwO slmtr Inst 1114 rf!sof JM.teS stttM Inn wrrir l.illlt arilrttmirmiilMi In lite I tilted Mitr. Bin

' '"Is rrt lis. liren trpiilt-- l onlyIwltp-- ln irr.l, when UMWurn" turnv,rrr Imllt and In l?l fthen 111,.".grn Inns or-i- r Imllt

Thr it)nalrnttlii inn)' be tliuacl asfollow a grhooiura, aehnoiirr lisrgeand I(hii, Ik!), nf HU.f.'iJ tutu tons;Hirst ImVp .tram rrl, 2 J, tif V'MlgniM Intl., ikiial Ixiat anit'liargr-S- ,

f.1.1, of 7l,tiH grn.a Ion.; titoan screwateani.lilii., 20. of MM9 cross limi.of whlrh all tint one, lhr MarArallu, '

17,1 gro.a Inns, wcrr Imllt wholly or'prlnrlpall) fur lradr rtwnril liy hlo AnirrltAii .'mI. rlcr ttpamera.37... nf 4I,2: riimr ton.: .(iimri-rl-m? 1

M'saela, four, of fi2it gniM tuna.The .team p.Ia liinll 1:0. of Ju2,-IO- S

groaa tniia aurpaas the niiinl. Hi"rxaront Mpproarh bolng IS!t. hIioii ISSstonm era nf 1S5.037 grtina tuns,were Imllt. The atrrl rari Imllt. ofI96,8S1 gro.a tons, tlif prflourword )rnr, 1899, when 91 rrl, jf131378 gro.a ton. rro built. CloeInnd. 0., rnnriu (lrnt ns a Imllilor of uto-- l I

U'ssels, with nine steamships, of I!,-11- 9

gross tona, follow oil by NewportNews, with seon steamship, of 28.202groaa tons; Chicago, fhe pels, 21,.501 gross tons, Detroit, four steam-ships, of I5.A93 tons.The total tonnage Imllt nnd docu-

mented on thevflreat likea during theenr."l23 teasels, of 130.011 gross Ions,

Is the largest In the history of Hint re-

gion. The lotnl for the middle Atlanticnnd Gulf coasts, C05 esaels of T,,"tons, exceeded any record since 187J.The total for the New England const,199 vesacls, of 72,179 gross Ions, hasnot been equated since 1891, while theproduct of the Pacific Const, 300 teaselsof 40,39i tons, Is surpassed only bythe returns of 1898 and 1899. Construc-tion In the Mississippi rher and tribu-taries. 217 tcsscls. 15,490 tons. Is 9000tons less than 1899.

The foregoing figures do not coveryachts or Clot eminent tesaels.

Holland Is Not

Such a Wonder

Newport, It. I., Sept. 1. The olfkersat tho torpedo station do not think that

s test with the submarinetotpedo bout Holland was fair. Theyfay the scuixIiIIkIiU lined In the experiment were Inferior, uud that If the attuck hud been nrrunged on u battleshiptho lights on the hitter would hate hadno dltlluilty in picking up the boat.They also nay that It Is not fair to con-

sider what tlio Holland does on the sur-

face, as she Is u submarine lio.tC

It bus always been supposed that thebig twenty-fou- r Inch light at the tor-pedo station was one of Hie best lightsIn tho nuwil gervlie, anil some ollkei'jcontend that It that light could nutpick up the Holland nunc of the battle-shi-

(oulil do so. Other tinkers thinkthat tho fnct that tho bunt ran on thosurface without being detected is ngreat benefit, for if that can bi' done Itwill not be necessary fur her to bo

In Inst night's test the orTWrr

in charge of the test. Lieutenant Com-

mander Hodgson, sajs that he did nutpick up the Holland nfter her runninglights were out, nnd If hn could havefound her the Leyden would not hmoremained In tho outer harbor halt anhour nfter the Holland was docked.It would nlso havo relieved him ofmuch anxiety as to the safety ot thoboat from being run dawn by tho ferryboat and Lteutennnt Cald-

well, who was In chnrge of the Hol-

land, Is batUflcd with the test, Tint ad-

mitted that he thought he hud beenpicked up, for he wits nearly nil thotime In the beam of light, It may nohavo been a fnlr test, from the viewUnit the lights used were not the mostpowerful, but ncterthless the Hollandwas not picked up Inst night.

THE TAMILV FRIEND.No remedy has as good a right to

that tlt.o us Klckapoo Indian OU. ItIs good for luternal and external use;It Is pain's most powerful panacea. Noone can say "I won't" havo neuralgia,rheumatism, earache or any otheracute pain, but everyone who has abottlo of Klckapoo Indian Oil In thehouso can say with confidence "1

won't" have neuralgia or any otherpain long. The power of tlila oil overpain Is marvelous. Toothache, ear-ache, headache, neuralgia and rhouma-ti- c

pains, dysentory, dlrrahoea, choleramorbus, co'le, cramps, and all acutepains yield instantly to It. You aro atways proof, against pain with a bottleIn tho houso. Hobron Drug Co.,agents for Klckapoo Indian Remedies

Kahulul Khlpplnfi Notes.Tim following vessels recently urrlV'

cd at KuhuluKAm. sUir. 8. T. Alexander, M. A.

19 ilajs from Han Francisco wlt.igcucrul merdiiinillso.

Am, 8t ltr, (I, V. Watson, It, I'eteisoiiIS tlaws from Han Fnuititto with gen-

eral merchandise.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Tnko Lnxntlvo Bromo Quinine Tablet".All driiggistB refund tho money If It

falls to cure. E. W. Grovo's slgnnt'ireIs on each box, 25 cents.

GYCLA-PHATE1-

Something now- - at the soda fountilnot Benson, Smith & Co.

mnm iNTiiiHiiiNci:,AeeftjWill. .!(.. IIHit iViJ" K4.I UiMiatM.V. M(

MOVUMCKlfl W rUKAMUItfl.

HtfStnt't iliif kh't sslllnt fur the- Inuiklnir of Ihls an.1 the whole nl tintmini I h are as folle:

Aimivi:Rlcamers I'rotn IuDoric 8, I'. et. WAiisirnlla-- 8. I. Hepl. MMihiii Maru H, I'. Hrpt. JW

Warrlmoo Victoria Krpt. S

HEI'AIITRlramers Kor DueNippon Maru B. r Kept. IfCoptic 8. I. rippi. r.

M low era Vltlorla ....... 8pt. 2jAu.tralla 8. I' Oct. 2

Amrrlca Maru 8, I'. .... .Oct. 2

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a n r. m. ,Sunlav ai I l l.t)' 9 ll W

Mon.av I H l to ao

New moon on the 23d at 9:27 a. m.Tides from the United States Coast

and Qeodetlc Survey Tables,Tho tides at Kahulul and HUo occur

about an hour earlier than at Honolu-lu.

Hawaiian Standard Time Is 10b, 30mslower than Greenwich time, beingthat of the mer .tan ot 157 30. Tbetime whistle I" .ws at 1:30 p. m.,which la tbe ime as Orecnwlch Ob.Om.

VESSELS IN PORT.

ARMYAND NAVY.U. S. S. Iroquois, Pond, Midway Island,

Aug. S.

MERCHANTMEN.(This list does not Include coasters.)

Albert, Am. bk GrlHlths, San Fran-cisco, Aug. 10. II. Hackfeld & Co.

Alice Cooke, Am. sclir., Pcnhnlluw,Port Townsend, Aug. 21. Lewcrs &

Cooke.Andrew Welch, Am. bk., Drew, San

Francisco, Aug. 14. C. Brewer &

Co.Archer, Am. bkt, Calhoun, Sia Frin-clsc- o,

Aug. 28.

Abble Palmer, Am. bk., Uhlberg, New-

castle, Sept, 18.City of Hankow, Br. sp Thompson,

Newcastle, July 27. W. 0. Irwin &Co.

Dunreggnn, Br. bk., Dixon, LondonAug. 9. .Hnw.jFert. Co.

Emily F. Whitney,' Am. sp., Pendleton,San Francisco, Aug. 7. W. G. Irwin &Co.

V. S. Retlflcld, Am, schr., Jorgens-i- t,

Port Gamble, Aug. IS. Allen & Rob-

inson.1'lurenco Am. sp., Ryder, Tacoma, Au

gust 29. 0. R. & L. Co.Euterpe, Am. sp., Saxe. Newcastle,

Sept. IS, via Kahulul, Sept. 10. (Wenton leef at Kahulul mid was towed toport by tug Feurless.

Great Admiral, Am. sp Stirling, Newcastle, Sept. 17. W. G. Irwin & Co.

Ilalcjon, Am. schr., Chas. Mcllln, Eu-

reka, May 31,

InUnclblc, Am. sp., Mackenzie, New-

castle, Aug. 24. Coal to order.J. B. Brown, Am. sp.. Knight. New

castle, Aug. 14. Coal to order.J. M. Weatherwax, Am. schr. Sorenson.

Port Blakcley, Aug. 31. Lcwsri 4Cooke.

John Currier, Am. sp., Murchtson, Tacoma, Aug. 28. J. BUjtll.

Kllmory, Br. sp Corrancc, Liverpool.Aug. 7. II. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.

Philadelphia. Gcr. Bp., Wachter, Glcs- -tcrmunde, Germany, Aug 4. H.Hnckfeld & Co.,'td.

Sebastian Bach, Br. bk., Nagasaki, Febrimry 17.

8 O .Wilder, Am. bkt. Jackson, SanFrancisco, Aug. C. F. A. Schactcr&Co.

S. C. Allen, Am. bk Johusun, 3.uiFrancisco, Sept. 3. T. ll. Duties &Co. t

S. 8. Carllse Cltjr, Peterson, Yokohama,Sept. 17. Alexander & Baldwin.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Vessel. From.Mary Wlnkleman, Am. bkt.

Gray's HarborHelen Brewer, Haw. sp New YorkChallenger, Am. sp New YorkHenry Falling, Am. sp New YmkA. J. Fuller, Am. sp NagasakiHaydcn Brown, Am. bk NewcastleJohn C. Potter, Am. sp NewcastleEuterpe, Haw, sp NewcastleKtnr of Russia, Haw. sp NewcastleWachusett, Am. sp NewcastleEmlpdo, Am, bk NewcastlePerscvcrnnco, Br. sp NewcastleAbby Palmer, Am. bk NewcastloKing Cyrus, Am. schr. NewcastleYoscmlte, Am. sp NewcastleColumbia, Am. schr NowcastloPrlnco Albert, Nor. sp. ... Newrutlamnce victor, Nor. sp. ....NitwcistloClan Macphersan, Br. sp, .... NewcastloAncrnls, Br, sp. ..,,.., ... NewcastleFnntnsl, Nor. bk ... NewcastleImlnclblc, Am. sp ... NewcastleStjorn, Nor. bk . .. NVwrnstl.iWrestler, Am. bkt ,,,, NewcastleDruniburtnii, Br, sp. ,,, . ,, NewcastleFresno, Am. bk ....No'vcaslleAlex. McNeil, Am. bk. ,. ....Ncn'castloGolilen Shore, Am. Bp, , , 1... NewcastleDominion, Ilr, bk . .. NewcastleJames Nesmlth, Am. sp. NiwcastloMarlon I.lghtbody, Br. bp, Nowcnrtle,

EngijuicKstcp, Am. nit ,, TnAomiCarnedd Llewellyn, Br, sp, ..HnmhurgVcnturn, Ilr. sp AntwcipYola, Dr. bp London

Fine Job Printing at the BulletinOffice.

MtmWft, tit.

John IMoti,

PLUMBER,

76and79KlncltrttTKLKI'HONK NO, IU

MOW Is lb lima lit hibrtkkago setn to, and ymm

Roofs Put in OrdtrBy eompeuiit

For the PlumblrilOn Ibal new Lonso that yon areabout lo bnlld or the alterationyon arr intending to make onyonr properly. Call and see mand get an estimate.

JAS. NOTT, JrPraetieal Tinsmith and Plumber,

ouu,.. MmianiaaitMi, a aeon eatinf Punchbowl. Phone 841,Hours 7 a. m, to 5 p. m.Jobbing promptly attended laW.H.Bastn, at W.Baere.

BodoIiId Sheet Metal lartiGalvanized Iron Skylights and Vsatllaten,

Mstal Roofing,

Conductor Pip and Guttsr Ware.

RlckuS. Sttevt, fcrl. Quota ul Mnckaat.atrJofM.t sreaatlr .naaSaS t..M

Tel. White 41. P. n. Hot em

The Walklkl

BOARDING AHD LIYERT

Stables

Rigs Bent to any part of tbeOity.

HACKS -- AT -- ALL -- HOURS

Walklkl Road, - - Walklkl.

TEL. BLACK 141.

When You W&qHI(ig

,.RING UP THE..

C-X- .- tf-- B

Livery, Boarding andSales Stables, : : :

- 118 FQBT BTREJTL

Stable 'Phone, 477Uacl. Stand 'Pbonea, 319 and 71..

O. H BELLTJIA.

THEUNIONEXPRESSGO.

Safes, Pianos,Furniture MOVED

Druys .Tor Freightand Lumber

Our representative meets all Incomingsteamers from the Coast and we checkbaggage on all outgoing steamers.

While and Blick Stud For Sale.Office with Evening Bulletin, 2toKlng

street. Tel. 86. , ,W. LARSEN, H'g'r.

ROCK.......FOR BALLAST !!

f White and Black SandI In Qti.itntititt, to Suit.

EXCAYATIMG CONTRACTEDFor- -

CORAL AND SOIL FOR SALE.

Itjr Dumt) Carts furiikln-.-t hv il ,..- -on Hour's Notice.

H. R HI ICHCOCK.Merchant St., In M. D. Monsarrst's off e.

A GOOD THING4: U tt O

Obla, Algeroba ud Pine FlrewoedOn I and Bpllt (rssdy for Ik. Store).

Also.

STOVE, STEAM & BLACKSMITH COAL

THITB AND BLAOK ttkUDfowest Prices, ilellveretl to any iiantlie City.

TELEPUUNE 414

HU8TA0E ot CO.,si On.n BtlMt.

!

Pacilic Transfer Co.aa? King St., nut to Uallty't Cycltry,

Express Wagons, DraysLumber Wagons andDump Carts :'.::":

Always on Hand,

Trunkt, I umllurt an! Saltt Cartlully Manila,.. . .TELEPHONE lift

MAIN 199JYlusonic

TempleTbe Evening Bulletin, 75 cenu per

month. . ... ,j

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TAKE NOTICE! ' 1 InOnl, it !r Idl, 1; M'kIcI,

VtltlN VOU WANT it Nice Home, m Pair of Draft Home, n llf of Drft 1IMtmitHloi. MiiIch, mihI n Bet of Pine I.hi'i,cwh, OOLUIBIAVODH ItlM.filli Iteurtlrctl, jour ttiiflAlc your Hhimichu Hcj, Hired, yourHorse bhuil or n IMnc Livery KI.V ft'CLL ON TURK CHAIMLE8S

Honolulu Stock Yards Co., Ltd. I BICYCLES!Cor oa.tjfa. trct

Has. F. MorganAUCTIOMZUR AND

ROKBR'a.I as Qu..n tr..

Auction Sale--OF

Tailor - Goods

On FRIDAY, September 21,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,

At my salesroom, j Queen strict, I willsell at Public Auction, a choice assortmentof the latest Importations of TAILORGOODS, conslstlnc In part of Tweeds,Dagonals, Series, Casslmeres, Trouser-ings, etc., etc.

JAS, F.MORGAN,Auctioneer.

Auction Sale.OF

On FRIDAY, September 21,AT to O'CLOCK A. M.

At mv salesroom. Oueen street. I willsell at Publl: Auction, HOUSEHOLD

. FURNITURE, consisting In part of Oakand Iron Beds, Curly Hair Mattresses,Feather Pillows, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs,Chlffonleres, Meat bale, ice box. vamphor Wood Trunks, Kitchen UtensilsSteel Engravings, Handsome Carpets.

JAS. F. MORGAN,Auctioneer.

''

WHAT DO

YOU WANT?Do you WANT a Job?Do you WANT a Room ?

Do you WANT a Bicycle ?

Do you WANT a Horse ?

Do you WANT a Wagon ?

Do you WANT a Wife?

Do you WANT a Husband?

Do you WANT a Housekeeper?

Da you WANT a Servant ?

Have you Anything to Sell ?

Have you Lost Anything?

Have you Found Anything ?

CheaperThan Dirt

ON THEISLAND OPOAHU . .

IANTS n cents a line one Insertion. 2Lents two Insertions. 10 cents one week.1 40 cents two weeks, and Go cents oneI month. This Is the cheapest advertis

ing ever offered to the people of Honolulu.,

IN THE

Want ColumnsOF THE

EVENING

BULLETIN.

1MI: liVI'NljNC. MlliUlINi HONOLULU. Id I., WlU.MiMAV,r.ii,11liMr,l:H to, ki.

iMuIch,Pnlntc.t,

King andVe.Hr, iir .rlW

"JnM thlnki The linjmricnt fortnnMlor tu whom I (nl1 a innrk nnd AU

told lue t hnil Imil tclllxranil would K't a ntlliKT hnrdmiidt"

"Von outrht to have Kime to tli c

lollir vrlio tor a mark told me I

would Inherit a fortune and marry bnobli-uian.- FlirKendo LllnttiT

Dreadful Situation.

SilgJ raaffaP

Party In Waders (on the shalloweraide, with nice trout onl Now. then,you Idiot. brhiK me the net, can't jou.or he'll be oft" tu n second! Punch.

Vir? Ohllnlair.

Chorus Ob, ain't be kind ter playwld us. New York Journal.

Oaa Man Fooled Htm.

pgfl titxwjSEl rjp

"Yes, j4r," aald the phrenologist, "1will admit that there nas un od man

"'whose bumpa puzzled me.""Who was hei""I don't know bis name, but I learned

afterward that bo waa a provisionalvugtllst"

Clxolco

For SfelQA Choice Corner Lot

corner Klnau and Pensacola streets100x200. There are fine trees on thelot and It Is within 200 feet of twolines of the new electric system. Itw 111 be sold at

A Bargainas the cwner Is leaving the city, Itmay be divided Into small lots.

Also For Salea home and lot 60x200 centrally locat-ed, For paitlculas apply to

MRS M. W. HENDRY.

Pensaeola St,, WaMkl M. wcondhouse a&ove Klnau ift?5if

FIREWOOD,Corrugated Iron, Sash, Doors,

Blinds, Window Frames, and

ail kinds of Building Material

for sale, in lots to suit, cheap.

Enquire at the Arlington

Hotel premises. ltT-l- l

Mrs, Annis Montague Turner,

WINTER SEASON.

Vocal Studio, " Mlfinon "720 Beretanla street; Tel. Hid. 1637-t- f

SjlirriNQ INTELUIENCE

4 . tt.l fcftir)r Mtllltf

Weather lliirisu, l'lilmlion, rVptein

lnr 1. TemiM-ratur- e MornliiK mini

niutni 'fl Midday inailtmii'i, KC

llarmnetfr nt n, in. 30.01. lingular,Italnfall .03,

Itumlillt)' at 9 n. in. nl per rentDiamond Head Hliilin) Htatltm T

19. Wtathrr haiys wind fiefh

AltltlVAI.8.Tuesday, September to

Am sh Euterpe, Sach, In tow of Fear-less from reef near Kahulul.

Am bk Abbv Palmer, Ulberg, (A daysfrom Newcastle.

Wednesday, Septemter lg.Stmt James Makee, Tullett, from Ka- -

pa.DEPARTURES.

Tuesday, September 8.

StmrW. G. Hall. Thompson, forEleele, Makawell and a

Stmr Claudlne, Cameron, for Maul ports.Stmr Walaleale, Green, or Walaleale.Sclir Walalua, Welsbarth, for Hanalel

and Kallhlwal. obchr Blanche and Ella, for Hanalel and

Kallhlwal.Gas schr. Eclipse, Gahan, for Lahalna,

Kihel. Makena and all Kona ports.U. S. A. T. Westminster, Petrle, for

Manila.Am sh Standard, Getchell, for the

Sound In ballast.Wednesday, September 19.

S. S. Carlisle City. Peterson, for SanDiego ana ban

TO SAIL TOMORROW.

Stmr James Makee, Tullett, for Kapaaat 4 p. m.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Kapaa, per stmr. James Makee,Sept, 19 miss Keany and 40 on iiecx.

PASSENOERS DEPARTED.trn. K. ..... ill r. u.11I ut nauei I'vus. iici ruin. ve. vj. nun.

Sept. 18. Paul Isenberc and wife, A SWilcox and wife, Mrs J U Coney andchildren, M B Fernandez. W J Moody,Joe Llchtle, J Nevln, EH W Uroadbent,S E Woolly, L E Plnkham and trlend,Mls K Ward. Mrs Pierce. G 11 Allen.Mr Moore. Lee Chock Yonir. Miss WelbkeJ Greenwood, J Hignton, Miss A WelbkeJ M Sims. G B Cur.ls end J b Bush.

a

Indians Dying Olt.Washington, Sept. 7. The Secretary,

of the Treusury has received a despatch from Alaska confirming the reports that a most deplorable conditionexists among the native Indians alongthe coast from Cape Nome northward.The Treasury officials are powerless tcrender any aid to the sufferers owingto the fact that the department has noavailable funds for such a purpose, butGeneral Spalding hag written a letterto the War Department, whlcti baa afund that can be drawn upon in emergency cases llko the present, recom-

mending that food he supplied and distributed under the direction of thearmy otllcers In charge of the troopsstationed there. The Treasury De-

partment will furnish surgeons fromtho Marine Hospital service and thecustoms officers will bo Instructed tnlender any assistance possible. TheKcd Cross Society Is becoming Interested In the relief measures now beingtaken and It Is not unlikely that It willcooperate to the extent of furnishingclothing for the destitute.

Ah On Not Guilty.In the Police Court ysterday, Ah

On, the Chinese detective In the cmploy of the police departcunt, and SuTim, were found not guilty of robbery

nnd discharged. A bait dozen ormore Chinamen testlflej tant Ab Ouand Su Tim had robbed one Wong Yreof (5 but there were flat contradictionsIn the evidence so tnat Judgo Wilcoxcould do nothing else but discharge thodefendants. The evidence certainlyshowed the ear marks of a conspiracyagainst Ah On and Su Tim who weioengaged in police nork at the time It Is

allegpd the robbery wns co'nml ledHowever, the stories wev not veiywell fixed up. Judge Davldnrr appear-ed for tho proserti"nn an 1 A, G. M.

Robertson for the defenso

Dentli ol I. N. Ilayden.I. X. Hayden, builder and contractor,

died yesterday afternoon at the resi-

dence of Mr, (lanzel, corner of Fortnnd Vineyard stieets. Death was du)to diabetes. Last Thursday eveningMr. Ilayden was taken 111 and was con-

fined to his bod until death came, tiewas n native of Prince Edward Islanl,Canada, about 48 years of age, and halno relatives In Hawaii. Ho has beenher for about flvu years, durlnR whichtime he been mo well Known nnd high-

ly respected In building circles. Thofuneral will take place this afternoonat 3 o'clock from tho undertaking es-

tablishment of 1. H. Williams, I.oveblock.

John Stevenson, tho Iron and steelman, built a $C3,000 house In Now Cas-tle, Pa. Then he became displeasedwith some of his neighbors, He soldout his holdings In the Now Castlemills nnd has had his house taktndown, Btone by stone, carted to Sharontwenty; miles nvvay, anflpiit"togetliragain, It cost him n loMf foioney bi)tIt relltved hts feelings, nnd possiblythose of (he New Cas(le pooplu as woll.

WANTS,4 M IHI ,W.e. aeM 91 Imutlli

II trMI i ft l.,,r,a II er.r, IM

I.M.r.e.1 r. e.el. Sre.S, r limit IK tt.ll,an Imi limit ... MM... Iff! II Ihl Imt4t1lt w4war.ar eee e wfm4 Hi efafi We.WW..

The Port EmploymentOffice.

,.t KINO STMLT.1, 'I'miM Main l.HEU WANTED SITUATION WANTED

JIMH With ftlff Eurofn C)V ffo- . j ...ii 1. bolt 4 nJrfr iv mf rviiviwviM. month, room.

wilt fur hlnr an! Amttkan bojrtf rlttrfMrtiMinitJ Alan It J.y, f f tk.lft mk- - aboul ft 1 tr JiMMMrnMtih. (ilv hous lo cattcnlrfi,

brkklavlt. lumbrtwothtLIvinK Country Uwnnuowvtkt, btoft toyJfrn rny o (.hihH, rflttil Mfvant, Japan m nomanUk att ol un hotw, Oattcook, tekf 1 ftHh Niarl art J itxm traaf J And room.

Jarantw tt rooh f6 LhinvM tamllv Con.Mfk b.r.l ni room. ( botiMwotk, a;ar4rflr,

Jaratwt or umm , v.rJ hoy anJ tlaflfiiatrcbk, I to pt monmKrJ anJ roon

JraMawoman fcuit I --laTComDlalnt aaalntlmali and htile waihtnr mrlovtti furnlthtdtt j wttk, hwrd anJ through our arencywm, win w rttfivfd n

jarantward roy, m put awn on ourtk. toard and room. ULACK LISTAmtfican roy, aroui 14

ytart old a -- Utk andSa.Mman clear aloft, J4wnk.

LOST.

LOST-Ortlft- ciu Na nit of iIm Plsnnr Mill C.v,for m slMfri, fttandinf In Hit ntmt ol ber-

tha Mfer, hit ttn loit on, troniffri on torr4MulJir it loqiM.u, 10 4.1IVM in um l lut onc olH.H.C.....C.,L....rXlsENBERoiCwit Trtaiurt.I OST Tt!tftOp Haktl of Clotltta aJJrr.wJ Mlaii-- Ida Morrr. Notify Dulktln. 6)6iw.

LOST a gold anamtlad pin, monuftam V. S ,crlm.un and foti. Finder pi taw nturn to

thli tMe anJ wlv frfd if

WANTED.

UMNTED TO ol lout or fi,V rooma, or pm o Iioum () 104 rooms unlur

nl.htil ty laally of thrt ptftont. AdJrcts H U

U ll ol '0tl1

WANTI D Two Cnvnwrt. Local work a roodfor reliable men AJJrcss P J. f

bulletin Office itpwi

wANTEDBAR BER at Somena'i Shop.Orphtun.iiitxit. oooawagat iO)ii

W ANTED-Frrl.- ncJ SAILSLADY WANTEDat PeMIMU IMIJUK. ID,' ft 16M-I-

OANTED at onct two ladlta of ptfaiinv, Adv' drt.t for pclal work amonr ladlet. Tor tar

licuiara aaartu wra Harmony p, u y

W' wantisl by an Enlnm andAlien in in AJarcii j, a, j, uuutiin umct,

ifiilmi.lANTED-WATCH- ES lo repair ry Jeweler ofy' years esrerlenct. G. DlfcTZ, ait Nuuenu 51

'!')"PAPERS TO EXCH sNGE lor clean ColyJ ion Ra,s. Aprply al Uultelln Office. l

CXPERIESCED SEWING GIRLS In dressmakingaepanmenr. wnimey oi aaarsn noo

THE OWL LUNCH AND OYSTER ROOM --1 Oysters served n the shetl only Try his

reaous nam ana Kfg aanawicnes ana uorres CorNuuanu and Hstel streets. DICK DALY. Proprietor

1I1TT.

rOR SALE.

PR SALE--A heautlfu' hleh irada uprliht PIANOho sold at once. No reasonatle ofl.r re

fused. AJd ess J. W. Hill ogee. 6).FOR SALE Birds that talk, A choice lot ol )0un

and ulklnr Parrots on view, lor sale atCashman 8c Nelson, Nuuanu street, two doors IromSchool street ittSwiCOR SALE- -A NICE MODERN COTTAGE witha fruit and shade trees. Corner Anapunl and Dominis streets. Sieoocash. Balance In easy

Apply ngit door toJ. H.Cummlnirs. ittotfSALE- -A COW For Sale; Just In milk.

fen BLUE. i6twiDLUM HERS AND TINNERS TOOLS FOR SALEr CIILAI'. iioMlllerslrelt. r6jwi?OK SALE fooo. Leaseho'd on Fort street, near

Kukul. 8 years to run. Ground rent only 6er annum, Applv lo

WILLIAM SAVIDGE& CO..6 Merchant St.

PR SALE-LO- TS In Palama near town. All sitesprices Arplv to

WILLIAM SAVIDCE & CO .ao6 Merchant St

con SALE S.ooo. Leasehold on Queen s rest1near Honolulu Iron Works. se years to run

Splendid Warehouse Location.Apply to WILLIAM SAVIDGE, & CO .

too Merchant street

COR S'LE-Mx- i)t desirable iW slory dwelllneI on Prospect streit. between Alapal and Hackleldsueeis, o rooms, laree lanai, nna view, servant squarters and stable. For further particulars apply toGEAR, LANSING & CO. it nilCOR SALE-T- hls means I will sell alarje stock ofa manna clears at u eipernunarej l

T.J nzfMKiUK. Mjniet-ltsrMor- e.

FOR SALE A pair of black coach horses formerlyproperty of Wm. G. Irwin, Esq. Apply tc

James Carty, American Stables, Merchant and Rich-ar-

street. i6u-t- f

COR SALE-O- na Shetland PONY with brake andharness. Price St. Am v II. Camoba . Pacl

lie Transler Co., King street. 1614M

COR SALE Lots 50x100 In Nuuanu tract iff downio per month. J. H. Schnack. ss) Merchant

tsr-l- l

COR SALE-UN- DS IN ALL PARTS OF THEun. syj m vivas tjsa

KPKCIAL, NOTICEN.

CI'ECIAL NOTICE-- Dr. Iludly, the dentist, hasJ resumed practice In his ofhee on Fori St. z)L

THAT J, P. MELIM, shoemaker, has removed hisshop from Hotel St., to Union St , next door to

Miuonau ct Lanstun. contract rs. - rOiSwe

NOTICE to Owner's Architects & Uullder'a, E.ol its Union St., is prepared lo fur

ni.n estimates on nrsi class moacrn plumping rVlunmgw oiit.iett. r. kj, ug. ll.. i6xrimNOTICE TO BU1L!)ERS-T- ht Union Eiprtts Co

SAND FOR SALE. iMl'f

FOUND.

FOUND-- A larst MASTIFF with col ar ani Ugtoi. Owner can waive further In-

formation alio finJcr by calling at tfil office anJp n Ing coin of Ihla advrtlifmrit i6i8tIIOUNU.arecelrtfor rVifalSavlnsi Dank Bock,

No, 618 U Owner can ob'aln aame by callingat trill office an J paying for thli a4veril.en.tnt.

ifitvtf

. TO LET.

WELL Furnlihei rootni, with toard. SeftonYounr Street, near Piikol i6)Qm

PR HE ery desirable furnlttied roomi, atttcretanla itreet. corner of punchbowl,

i6)iiwmnTOLET- -t NEW COrTAGES To Let at Pauoa

Apply at O. Schuman'f. Merchant St., betweenFort aiUjMakea. 1591-t- f

TO LET 4 nicely fjrnUlni roomi, Arrival 610.Hotel Mreel. iflti.ff

COR Ci:. Apply to J, MMoniarrat,No. 19 Merchant itreet. isitf

AWiniiiiviiiiiiff' Pn7lr.rnm?G?,S.Si'ii5Sl akt-

--. WAFERS nohoUHUIiiiuiiiijsX 10 tenia ..11 dmritlale

The Rvenlng Bulletin, TC cent permonth.

H HIK Filled with any Tlrt, Oear or SidJIe... jH

1 B. O. HALL & SON, Ltd. IV Bicycle Department M

Klnn street, ntxt to Bulletin Office H

thp I V I FMNITUIE

tmm yVo Lanas maae anomcr

Big ReductionB4raom (Seta, SMcbeards, TaMco, Chi-ffoniers. Chairs. Reckers, Baby Carriages.Bureaus. Ice Chests and Refrigerators.American and Hawaiian Flags, Btc.

Selling Agents forMACNEALE & URBANFIRE and BURGLARPROOF SAFES 5

cssaarssssejwassssjsei

S. W. LEDERER, Propp.Day Building

Beretanla St.,

- On - Hand

POULTRYFRESH SALMONFROZEN OYSTERSHALIBUT

New Shipments Every Month.

lETMLlTrJIEATCI

ButchersAM)

Navy Contractors.

u

HOUSE

near Fire

0 DECKER.Real Brokers

Collectors - -

FOR SALE- In All Parts ol the City --llGood paying, Lodging House right In

town, cheap rental.Nice Home, complete, Punahou, good

view, only fiooo.House and Lot, lot 90x100, good house,

only $ irw.Good building Lot, King street.Several good paving leaseholds.Small Cottage To Let, $12 50 per month

Comer King and Bethel streets.

lor Gentlemen

tt

Pacific Import Co.INCORPORATED

Fort St. - Progress

Our.. : :

Fall NeckwearHas Arrived ! !

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AND WE SHOULD BE jPLEASEQ TO HAVEYOU CALL AND SEE' THE NEW

Complete Lines

in

StationBTJRNETTE

Estate

and

PROPERTY

LadlesBoys

Block

STYLES

Have you seen our BANDANASILK SCARFS for Ladles andGentlemen, at 25c? vi

500 ROLLS Op JAPANESElyiATTING in new carpet design'sbest quality, We guarantee thesame full measure of 40 yds.each roll. r

l

A large assortment to select rom.

Our price, $7.50 per roll.4 (JJJ .., -

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