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"With which is Incorporated the. "Indeiendent,"VOL. 1. NO, 132. HONOLULU, H. I., MONDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1895. PRICE 5 CENLS.

tjeckuei7ir Bulletii?

With wlilcli l Incorporated the Ikdepemi-kxt- .

Hawaiian Copyright by A. V. Gear,Juno 22, 1805.

Published every clny except. Sunday ntCOO Kins Street, Honoiuln, H. 1.

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Address nil communications to tho edi-torial department to "Kditor Uulletin."Business letters should be addrcbucd to"Manager Evening Bulletin."

Tclephono 26G. P. O. Box 89.

B. L. FINNEY, Manager.

1H bJU'2i,Flx9Lcui:i:i liv

Ayer's SarsapariifaMr. (Jpo. W Hurt nor, Kcozlctown. Vu.,

writI, ii4 follow j

"Ftiortly alter lenviiitf en'l-p.- I ki trfc-Wi-

with a V fn V at rt.i.' ' ' 'lln aiikU. l'ln . r ..ninr. a it i'kr.,,ami tri'iluil int. I r .hut. t iuj t .tut 'Hi erujt.tlmi crept loly up my liu lm ami tin tlio botly,lltltll II IMlvHllpt'il tllU Ulldlt trillllH lt& liltliitlnlto tnmMu with cutiRt nt H liitig.riiMtliicfiitof ilrjr iudlci&ml n watery i uid MbliU wuuld

wssssmisr K'-- a

k7 f"WS S.'WW'.ifcj. .nr,v'iXJ WMaBHSieJS&- - '"'Br"mm&-rr&- m

ctikIo from mvlor tho "Mile. I trc.Voil It fortirr llm--i jeer uiiiiui'' ''". "' -- Vr,to rtitii, U n t'l . nt t;.i xoa,

I usbti ihreu Im oof th.i ineiil"lh4 iml

cmoutUaml clear as before. '

Ayor'sSarsopgriifawtis completely curcu i y ikln btreomliiu a

Ha o Cured Others, Will Cure You21 jilt) by Iir. J. C. Aycr o., Lo u. .U.S.A.

Hollister Drug Co.. L'd,Bole Agents for the licimblio of Hawaii.

mJmwamMjtwmlMVMMM

Soilta lutein !

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Imports of Champagne In-

to the United States,

1'JtO.U JAN. lKT TO JUNE IsT, 1895.

Cases.CI H IMumm k Co.'s extru

on ooi, dry uu,uv.j.

Tommory k Gj-en- 11,708Moot it Ohunilon 9,008Hoidsiock & Co., (iliy

Monopolo) 7.501Louis Koeilerer T 1;8lluiinirt 3 lili'Pcrrier Jouot H 1?R

lrroy & Co 1.785Vvo. Clicquot 2,1)78

Boiiolm Sec JU2

Delbeck&Co 723Sf. Hurooi.ux ....,. 'MlKrugit Co 270Chas. Hoidsiock "J"Ararious 5.11!)

Totnl 81.a3

COMPILED FROM CUSTOMHOUSE RECORDS.

IViacfarlano & Co.,

Solo Agonts Tor G IT. llumm t Co,

for tho Iluwiuinu Islands12-1--

THE LOUISSON FUNERAL

ihasoni:ti:.ui'i,i: cimiwdkd withiuouknimj riiiE.inv

Mngiilflcrnt 1'lornl Trlliutc Sorrow- -

Ins Ilrolhcr nnxoiin nnd l'yllilanaAttoml-ITiel'- ull Ilenrcrn.

The luigu banquot hull of thoMitsonio Temple wns not largoo .ough to hold tho nuinorousmourning frionds of t!io lateSiimtol Louisson, and many worocom i cllod to remain outsido. Thectisktt was covered with numerousII c.il tributes to tho momory oftliuai boiug set piecos, tho mostprominent being a largo whitesquaro nnd compass with theletter G. in tho center inimmortolles. This was thogift of tho Masonic lodgonnd made by Mrs. John Angus.Cue design uiudo by Mrs. Ailau tothe older of W. F. lloynolds was acushion bordered with immortel-les, having an inner border oftuborosos, and boaring on its facothe Moral Law of Moses printedin gut upon bilk.

Other floral pioces were thohandiwork of "W. Seaboin Lucemid wero tho gifts of friends,ti.iiuquots and cut flowors wereHcattorod about tho collin in pro-lusion, and tho whole was plioto- -

rv'l' jum inuiiuua iu iiiu matsad ritos.

.Momborsot Mystic Lodp, L..of l'. , contributed a piece with theembloinatio designs of triangluand sword.

At 2:30 p. m. tho Master of theLodge, John H. Sopor, began theiniprossive l'uuoral sorvicos of tho

) Masonic order. An anthem followed, sun" by Miss Kato Mc-Gre- w,

Mrs. W. A. Kinney and..lessis. II. F. Wiehman and C. V.I'Mkouwith "Wruy Taylor at thoorgiii. Tnen followed tho record-ing of tho name and iiro of thedeceased on tho eacred scroll, therendering of grand honors to thoremains and tho final prayer.

Another anthem was sung bytho choir, nftor which sorrowingfi iends were pormitlod to take alast look ut the remains and theoas'ect was goutly carriod to thoheaiso bolow. Tlioy were precod-- id by Mystic Lodge of tho Knightsf Pythias and the Masonic

bodge. F A Schaefor, H J Nolto,W F Allen and J W Jones(Masons), Dr M K Grossmsn andJ S Walker (Masons and l'y-ihnm-

A E Murjihy and ETiwse (I'ythians).

On arrival at tho coniotery thomembers of both lodges formed aeirelo about tho grave and MuwiorSopor delivered tho final address,concluding it with the romoval oftho Masonic apron and tho lower-ing of tho remains into the grave.Each member of tho Masoniclodge dopositod sprigs of acacia ontho collin, while the I'ythians fol-

low eel with sprigs of myrtlo.Chaplain Mackintosh oilerod a

final prayer and Past Mastor An-

drew Brown brought tho servicesto a closo by delivering tho iin-i- l

farewell address of tho Masonicritual.

Tho funoral was numerously at-

tended and was the largest privateouo in years.

A VALUAIII.K STAMP.

t'lmrlc Ilu.lnco OwrhuiilM III ii

Willi JuoiI KeaiilU.

Chas. Hustaco has ono of thobest collections of foroign postagestamps in tho city, but when hefirst commencod he did not paymuch nttontion to tho water-murk- s

on the spocimons he placod in histilbum. Ho does now and willooutinuo to do so horonf tor. "Whilerecontly overhauling his entilecollection and looking for wuter- -

marks he cmo across a half-ponn- y

St. Vincent, orango color, water-marked with a crown and tho lot-to- rs

C. A. Hoforcnco to the latestScott's cataloguo showed thisstamp to be quoted at $75. Mr.Hustaco hud heretofore valuod itat twenty conts.

!(otiliic f te Klcli.lleu.Many ladies nnd gentlemen

took the opportunity of gottiug afirst class French dinner ut thoopening of the Richelieu Hotolon Saturday ovening. It wasan elegant 'banquet in overyway, prepared under the superin-tendence of V. S. li.irtlott. Mrs.Freimann, the luudlady, had thoQuintette Olub engaged to furnishmusic through tho dinnerand for dancing nfterwaid.The new hotel opens under verypromising auspices. It is airyand d, and is goingto maintain a tublo second tonone.

Tlic CoiiiIiic Koail Knro.

Much interest is alroady mani-fested in bieycio cirolos over thocoming five-mi- le road r.ico, set forSaturday week. The courso willbe from a point on tho Wnikikiroad nearD vgl'is's house to Uni-on squaro Ituhy Dexter, JiunxsSpencer, W Ohumberluin, tho twoGiles brothers, tho PortugueseIviy who won the rnco on thoFourth of July and others aie ex-

pected to compete.

COMUIli

f'ruxritm lor llto nvoulii l.'iilrrlalu-nu'i- it

in L'liima sfiiurc.Acting biuidnmstor Iloitmaun

has piopared tho following ox-c-

lent program for tho concert toho given at Emma square at 7:150

this evening under his direction- -

TAUT I.

Mnn li "Our lllonmcr (iirl"..... It CuiiliaC'nerublnl

' ill- - r.i'i Nmib" WaUltcufillloiii "l.a i l'Hrlleune"...Ollut.dj

l'AUT II.

Grand hulu tlon "Tlic Hoe Muldva"...F. ll.Cowui

Wall: Frnm Hie Town ofSniii;-'.Fnlirliu(.-

Quudilllu Hun .lour" ZIUdI!Mkii U "Aiimrii'iiii Ucpulille" 1 hide

Hawaii 1'iuioi.

I.li'i'li'lcul Iiikpuclor.The Hoaid of Underwriters of

this city h.ivo appointod W. I.U'arriuer as Electrical Inspectorunder tho Code of lUilos concern-

ing the installation and mainten-

ance ofoleehie wires as recom-mended by tho Underwriter's

Electrical Association,adoptod by tho Pacific InsuranceUnion and tho Honolulu Board ofUnderwriter.--.

XI nit to 31 r. HolHlcr.

A arty of relatives and friendsof James II. Bolster, tho popularyoung reporter who is invalided atfundi) valley, visited him in onoof Smith's busses yostorday. Mrs.11. T. Walker was conductor ofthe exclusion. Sumo members of

tlio Young Hawaiian's Institute,of which Mr. Holster is coiiospoud-1111- 1

seciotarv, went on thy other cou- -

v yi'Dces nnd regaled tho siok manwith musio. A picnic was heldunder the trees besido the housewhereMr. Holster is staying. Sov-oi- al

of tho party went into thofurenl in the afternoon and cmiioback burdened with bnskets of

guav.ts. Air. ifoistor is leoiingbelter in tho valloy air, uiiu m- -

tends malting a trip to town onoof thoso days.

D. Howard Hitchcock has re-

turned to town nnd is located athis studio at tho corner of Hoteland Fort ettvets upstairs, ontruncoon Hotel street, where ho bus

his classes in drawing andpainting. Studio aftornoon atnonius Fridays from 2 p. in. to 4

p.m. VisUoisulwuys wolcome.

THE CRUISE OF THE LEHUA.

IT TOOK SII.VKH IIAIT TO CATCH

I.ANAI 1'IHII.

Tired Out 1'nrlv f Hunter andBMhtinriiirn f'mtio IIoiiioTIiIm

JTIoriiliitf.

About daylight this morning thoHuwiiiiau oruiser iehuu tied upto the wharf uud u tired and sun-burnt crowd ot hunters and fisher-

men disembarked and hurriedhomo after baths and clean clothes.Tho Lohua left this city on Fridayevening at 7 o'clock and reachedl.uuui uboul diiyl-gli- t tho nextmorning lloie the uitnrodsof tho party: Fred. Haysoldon,Hurry Whitnoy, W. C. Sproull,ru ui .Neumann J r.,Ucorgo Kobort-so- n

and Sun Wildermid woio iakon up to Tur. llaybol-den'- s

place wiiero they wero hos-pitably d. During Sat-tuid- .iy

morning they indulged inshooting to their hearts' content,getting all tho wild turkeys andpheasants thoy wanted. A heavyrain in the ufturuooii compelledthem to th" bholtor of thohoi. so unt.l the uteamei ut rived.

In the meantime iishiug was theorder ot tho day on board andtho natives vho were takon alongfor the purpose madegood catches.Jack Lucas and Captain Fitzger-ald ouch caught a shark, Jack's be-

ing about 7 f et long ami weighingubout 200 pound". Lieutenant Coi- -ouol Fisher distinguished himselfby killing buth with Ins deuulyi" lie after which llioy wero hauledaboard without much difficulty.Tho natives also caught a linekolwla weighing about 175 pouhdsand plenty of binaller kinds.

On Siitnrdiry evening tho vessolsteamed over to l.ahuini, whorothe party disuinbariecd andwero taken in ohaigo by thohospitable resiibnts nf thut biuguntil midnight, when they soughtthoir welcome bunks on thesteamer.

Yoatetdny morning tho steamerrotumed to Lanaiand the day wasspent in fishing and othor dovo-tion- s,

and at 7 in the evening theparty headed fir homo, reachinglioro about daylight, thoroughlytired out but having had a most en-joyable exclusion. On reaching thowharf Minister Kirg sang out toCaptain Fitzgerald: ""Where isall your gaiuo?' "Down in thocabin," responded the Captain,"there's the prettiest game elownthere you over saw."

All hands and the crew of thoLohua join in s'lyiug that JudgoWhiting's commissariat urrungei-ment- s

were simply perfect undcould not bo improved on. Thopopulur Judgo simplv outdid him-self.

IKuilli ol W lllltmi Domii.

William Doati, tin old resident,died ut tho houso of Fred Philp,Sua Ylow, on Saturday night,llo was about sixty-thro- e yoursof ago, a native of Yorkshire,Enchind. nnd left homo at the iignof '23. Dean was a htair builderand house oiirpniiter.uiul came heroin 1870 to build tho btuirs of thoilnnniiun Hotel. Fie superin-tended tho oarpontor work for thoold Uovoriunout building and didother work for tin Government.Once ho toi-- to living in a housoboat in the harbor as a protectionfrom rheumatism. llo ownedhouses on Nnuaiiu avonuo, besideswhich ho is Slid to huve died pos-sosu-

of $100,000 in UnitedStates bonds. It is not knownthat ho left u will. His funeraltook plnco Sunday nfterno ut fromtho undertaking of C..E.Williuniti & Sou.

If you feol out of sorts, cull t

the Critorion and try our refresh-ing Soattlo Beer on elrnught. "

THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

m:.novi.s am. lll'.STIIICTICt.NS . A

rAssi:.Mii:us AM) i'iinair.

Tlio Rculciiullnii of Or. .rinl(nj;c ofIVnlliikii 'nlliil liir-I- 'aj or

Cliolrta .Miri'.

At a sj'pci'l meeting of theboard of Health held this morn-

ing nt 9:30, there wns proscnfW.O.Smith, president and MomboisEmerson, Day, Lunsing. "Wutor-hou- se

and Koliipio and Dr. Hydera visitor.

The minutes of the procedingmooting woro read nnd approved.

Tho committee appointed tomako nrrangemonts for tho pur-cha- so

of tho Kuimiloa as a fumi-gating hulk uot having reported,a motion was passed authorizingtho purchaso of tho hiuno for

OCPn Tt in Iinr1irat..rul flln T..n.1 ..wsv. xw .o uiii.inii;uii .iu aiiiuiIsland Steamship Company, whichowns tho vessol, wunts SlOoO forher.

On motion Agent lloynolds wasauthorized to purchase throe ex-

tra mules for nsa in gnrbagow.igons.

Member Lansing moved tintall restrictions on tin. island ofOihu be rescinded. Carried un-

animously.With regard to travel to tho

other islands, it was voted to al-

low passengers of nil kinds tolcavo on tho island stoamors, aftertheir clothing has boon film gitedlntonding pussongers will obtainnecessary information regardingthe fumigation process from Agontlloynolds.

On motion of Dr. Day all res-trictions oil all kineli of goodssliippeel by liconeel houses weroordered removed, except onsecond-han- d clothing and furn-iture For tho latter special permits must be obtained from thooffice of tho Hoard.

The pay of tho tin on lady nursn?who servod nt tho choloru hospitalw.is fixed ut JrU5 per weok.

Mombdr Watorhotiso movedthat tho secretary bo instructedto ask Dr. Armif'go of "Wailukufor his resignation, and tlio motionbeing cirried that ollicial wnsfurther detailod to notify theMaui physician Unit aftor tho endof November his services will nolonger be required by the govern-ment.

A motion thon previilod thattho vacancy bo offered to Dr. Ray-mond.

With regard to tur for tho In-sane -- Asylum, tho usual somco ofsupply having been destroyed nndtho Insano Asylum appropriationDoing exhausted, it was votod thutthe special cholera appropriationshould bo drawn on to tho extentof for the purposo of pur-chasing turo for the Asylum in-mates.

lli'i'i- - in. uifiiipcruiicu AiUotnlc.In order to impress upon your

mind tho fact that the Seattlelirewiny und Multinu Co's boorsare Mild, Light and Livoly, wobolow givo tho avorngo per cont ofalcohol in various liquors inp.inson :

"Jtuinier" liter 3.1 por cont'Olymjiie" Jker 3.1Alo 7.1Cider 8.(5

Claret .13.3Whisky 51.0On draught at the Criterion.

There is a hearing of tho "Wui-mnn- alo

insurance eaeo bookedfor the Supreme Court on "Wednes-day.

" iTli ii l 'llrrd I'rcllcu

Iii a common conilnlat mid It U kkjmiitum It mi-nu- tliut llio Kjstcm lb Uctill-tnti'- ii

bc'caunc of Imi.nrc liluud, ami lu tliliumdltlcu It I. cix-clull- liable to MtacU ofill,iusi). Ilood'n Haruiinr!lln U ttie remrdvfur Hit ronilltlun, mid jIso for that wcakutMwlilcli iruiill at tin1, ihungu of etuson, cll-m-

or life.

Hood's l'u.i.h ai-- t eaolly, jit promptly uudclllclently on llic bam-I- and liver. V.'5c.

110-lf- .

LIVELY SCRIMMAGE.

NVIIVr. WOMAN'S STOIIY I.VTIIf.! I.H'i: COtrilT 'IODAV.

e'om li'tliiii lor Annlt and llnllerrHlld llllll 4 II Io...r.ll nl '

TliU .Horning' Srlon.

The first enso to corao bofortHis Honor Judgo Perry's atten --

tion this morning when ho started."in on this daily labors of oiulonT-orin- g

by menus of salutary fiuaand terms of imprisonuiont to.mako good and law nbidinc citizens of the riff-rair- Honolulu'spopulation was that of Mr. Pud.This nflbnder is u hard case

to Mrs. Loika NapalmEkolu's story. This lady testifiedthis morning that on tho nfteruoon.of October 8th Puo came to hoihouse and wanted to hold herbaby. She said "Xo" nnd Pncsaid "If you don't givo mo baby1 kill it.'' This was very naughtyof !'ue but nothing to what he dieJafterwards. As dotuilod bv thwitness P.ie gavo her a blow outho head first acd thea.to use tho witness's language,he grabbed mo by the sleovo aneUwo both rolled down tho stops.He tore my clothes and finally 1was without clothos. Somo iixpeople woro present. Then de-fendant blurted to boat mo, taxpeople called to him to quit, ant

would not do it and an-other man separated us. Dofonel- -ant struck mo with n shuo on the.arm and with his fist in the face?and eyes many ti nes. I gavo thebaby to mother when he first ask-ed for it. Ho is the father of thobaby and my sister is tho mothor.lhoy nro not married. A tallhalf-whit- o, a nutivo and a Chinese,all tax peoplo saw this.

Halo corroborated tho testi-mony of last witness ami snid hestopped tho row. "Whon hoarrivod on the scone tho defendant hni?tho complaining witness on t

by the hair 0f her headand was beating her with hisfists.

Tho dofendant stid ho wasdrunk nnd didn't know what haethappened. Ho did rememberthat he had onco boon in troublebefore on account of his fondness?for cho fa.

Judgo Perry fined tho elofend-ii- nt twenty-fiv- dollars nnd costs

and his attorney J. L. Kuultikou.noted an appeal.

Soven drunks woro fined theusual 2 and costs.

Tho charge of affray againstWilliam Ilinton and 13. Dovitus-choll- o

was dismissed and in it.istead Dotrauscholle was chargedwith assault and battory on Hiti-to- n,

to which ho ploaded notguilty. Tho trial was postponed.

Kaloi and Kueu p'oadod guiltvof fighting and woro fined $5 and!costs each.

llo Kwui, who was convictedsome time since of having opium-i- n

possession, wns brought up foisuntouco nnd fined $50 and costs.

G. It. Harrison, practicnl pit'iicand otgan maker and tuner, catfurnish best factory references,.Ordres left ut Hawaiian Nows Co.will recoivo prompt attention. Allwork guarantoed to bo tho sameas dono in factory.

H T. IBQttnKMilHg(Vom (. S. Journal ilnlieiut.)

f'rnf.'V.II IVckc,liomakia tpccialtjrof Epllfpt,lua Ithout doubt Irci'.nl and cured more catca Uian

ny Ii tng l'liy.U inn : M. uc-- U atoulhln;. W clleiubllticiia valuable work on ttiiitltM.'ii.ehlcUlivend lilt a largo buttle of Inn ab'ululecurr, trie u

Waadvlneanyoo6wiililii!acurelnaddit'Pmf.W.lf.l'KKKK. K- - II . 4 Cedar SU. Nw Ycrk.' . rmrtatnun a .. .

THTS DADPD i ient on au t r aAgency, Ut mid Oi Exehanar, SnuFrancisi-n- , California, lur toulracts for iw!ycrtlfluf van bis mudc fur it.

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a EVENING BULLETIN, OOTOHEll 21, 1895VWimMl imH.fc4MWJWtMiaagHi UJfcfw w yfwt vT"-ru- KiWWi'NP'yfy

llltnl AllrnctloiiM.Pundouioiiium, or som 'tiling

liko it, ro'g .cil for a while :it tl o

corner of liotpl a nl Lrt streetslast Salimluy evening.

It was :i hot night, ntnl a largenutnbt-- r i'f thirsty people woiupassing in nml out of thu 1'uu-thc- on.

when tho Salvntion Armyfiime alolli nnil.liv in.iUini' i n- -

Gitlerably inoro noise tlum iiuid,so auginonteil tho crowd that itwas diihcu.t to got by.

Just as everything- - was boom-i- tg.inchuling tho big ilium, Nigol

5 ckson and his electrical mu-ch iuo hnrriod up and. got ting nsclose as possible to tho redjersey.-.-, started in opposition.

Hotel trott was packul solidin livo minutes and Jackson's

lug hat holpor and t'.o loudestto cud i'f tho nrtny . eiu'.oivorodstrenuously to uuisiio.i one an-

other."Salvilion is free, gantiomoii.

end yo i are on your way tu"'"got n 'heck of lightning"'

V offer up our pniyeis!'''"niily tin cents a t.mo'"

"Cimo u iv before it is to hitund" ' y your mi-scl- againsttho bjtton !" "D.n't it!

you raiy be'' ''rigiithere u tlio ornui!'' "Now istln time t " "tost the strengthof" 'Ilallolnj.il.!!!"

c Jim D dd too'?.if both shuns to sell

uiore boor than before

A .lli'iity Argument.Tho fillowing dialogue took

plac helwoo i twj .uu u.u s lootbutch r Sau rday i ftorno n.

".ray. Ilarry, d d yo i git on ttho big i o wid the tir o n facethat coiuo in about ' ovou 'tinorn-- ii

g askin' fci Hamburg steak!"Sho had un a job Kit suit of

Jup crepo u'a pa.r f hum eovorsfor sl-o.-

'Wasn't sho a b'p darling?""Nan! You don't sio her ti j

as any pnzo package, do yuhfShe h.id a logulur crup gamuin ug too much boms.

'"But, guy, sho w.isn't a bologuy'longsido o' the littiu spnroribwhat j mped up to tlio counterjest lunch time.

".Says she, Young ninu, kinyou give men primo g.aden 10 stf

"Says I, 'lltok'u so, .Miss; 1'never bend o' one o' them kidsbefore, but if you'll gimme a tipomU shape, I'll try.'

"'Why, 'she says, mo host fil-ler's coinin' up ton glit to tab-bltdo- to

at the bourd'u house an 1

want a nico roast beef with ten-U.rue- ss

.in' expression; an' lettuce'u p.wsuly fiewey on the platter:boo, Saw?'

"'C-rt- , s's I, an' I sawed hroil a duis-y- , but 1 swoiir 10 Mr. W.0. Smith 1 was so r.ittlnl I noarlytelesc cd my chin into my palate,trym' to talk pretty.

"Bnui'fsho wasn't tlio Lard-do-tla- h

ist Rococo 1 ever souu inHonolu.u.

"Aftor I'd wrapped u( tho cow,1 got pioud on my ftet 'n I says,"here's a dollar foul, lady, forJoity cents an' if vou say so I'llihrow in a couple of slices of calfior your feller.'

"any! She slung doivu throoJbits, grabbed her bundle un skun

with her snout about eight f etJr. t to air.

What ailed her, hoy!"Tho party of tho first pait care-iull- y

spioud a look of disgustovo ly over his foaturos, and td

slowly:"You bettor chase yourself out

io Puliation mi' git Ilosuier toviie up jour thinker.

''Them wheels )mo got theircogs wore oil'."

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'Hi rue l.illln .tlulilo I'l diii Schuul.Time little iiiulcls rrom iliuol trljrtt bj.Out huh u iull(. of Wai.iiMti'One wurt a 'loUlo .luimueu.lld one rvfi u lluule, lulr to m.'i;.

Due unh Ijuuluoti d, fne uore hIiil,One hud htlun iiiiitn tied tu lur tot'H.ynd I linked mill n illi'itlon us bliu cuuie i

.Ml 1 (ueli Utile inilldcn nuuli- - rent)

"OU, licle inn lien, mj liuiun nkluiitil uulil""WIKI tl utieKei oi lM, Mie nam''lA.i'tn.... ... L.........Li. it.. (,I nL.......,1 ...jmv itiitnTr,,.1 fnlp

"Fiirnumii lucujuut nil to "leiieu my li.ilr."

"Ami where ore yon K"'"H '")' linolu innltl ?

"I In Koliiy tu li Jour luce lorTour Impudence, liu

And lie did

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tJttlu boy litiie, uli) blow tliutliortiM all lioum ot the nllitanil at break of morn,l.viry lillei n minutes 01 bo?I'd like to Bllliulier, but. Huh .In,you frlbten old .luiilieu li.dl lodifttli,JVud lliut K Hut liuraiiuljiiitl tiikcH my bruit h.

ol tlao 1ujh 1 II playAnil I'll Kink bloodj liii; roek In jour brain.And jour naituei lu crime wllli Lis lildcoiie

druiii;I'll r.uii lliuktUKa tlirouKU lilm ml libitum.

'

Ai d 1 II net otf cluaply, in you will ,

Tluough a lustlh'blo Intunliy ilea.

IJut we'll near never more )our tliunderlnj:noUc-j-

tlio to a. in drill of tlio toldlir boje.

i $ w T&feM!pd3

Ami want tho iro)iTtmnj' both in out niulstyle ntul desire tohave the latest Pat-tern vou must call on

Medeiros a$ Co.Hotel Mint

S. Decker, Mgr,

And 1ont Yon Forget It?

FINE

TABLE

WATER!

A Naturally Boiled

Water, pronounced by

people who know to ho

thu best on the Market.

This Wator recoivul

tho vory highest award

at tho . . .

Califoraia :. Iiitaatiooal

EXPOSITlOoSJ"

As a Tublo Boverngo,

GEYSER

WATER

is a favorite- and.oaeily

loads all othor Mineral

Waters

Benson Smith & Co.Wholeajlo nn 1 retail agouts for the Ha-

waiian Iulauds.

Ordw

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ay &

ss? tfsnrf- - .-- !,Siwt!iwi.s' jOa . siJTZ vl,.''iT' v -- . "

m tmiitid' i nfe(f'w--i: s!-i- ,wwrasrnwitlvm&'A w sasws iMfei ummmv

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If Wl 9h

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lUll aim sinoo or- -'jianization

has been to supply un-

people of Honolulu withfirst class fnrnituro at a

price. Thogrowth of tho business istho oviih-tii'- wo canofi'oi as athat we linvi- - never rg

d from motto.In this ndvortisomoiit

wu cill your attontion ina geuorul way to tho var-ious articles of furniturewo carry by submittinga few doigns of piecesthat should ho in everyhomo.

China Clohkts urn nsmuch in as

they aro no long-er in tho of luxuries;the orazo for collectingodd bits of China or brieit brae, and tho desirekeep them in a conven-ient place for showingtoouo's friends, has madethe China closot indls-pi-nsab- lo.

Wo have themin various styles, singlo

.1 .. !.' f IIrv ur uuuu c, mi wan ur4 V (im-iwir- - rl1ll ran nti.Vwrvtt nun unl; nrnW bocauso thov arc

tho ilmnlnlitv olV?.kb.rr7-f-r c.6r -- ."y-jgailio fn ish on oak has thefF; -- aiLrygprsJefii-t-t of making them al-- "

' -- - ag-itt- :& '' WLiSSS ways appear ntw.

RB3fMMi. IlXTl.r W,

km mt

fttf

ft IIII ' il

17 I

the

hi'stverification

our

bod-stead-

list

VbU jirohably know what it is to scatter sowing, hooks, paporsy and suudiios on shelves, bureaus and wherever is most con-

venient. This has been the caso with many peoplo because theylrivo not boon able to socuro tables at anything liko roasonabloprices. "Wo sell yni lablos with tops 2'Jx2'2 inches, olegantly finish-

ed and durable, for 12.00. You'vo paid double tho monoy for some-

thing of half tho value and thou stoppod buying bcciitiso you con-

sidered yoursolf sold. Wo do not conlino onrsolvos to this cheaplino but havo them in every concoiv.iblo stylo. Heavy quartoiodoak with hands'imoly carved legs and brass mountings. Diningtables in endloss vaiiety in either oak or walnnt.

Wo also carry a laige stock of chairs suit'iblo for any room in thohones. As with tho tablos tho prico depends largely unon tho qua-

lity; wo havo no old stock so that ago of tho goods makes no dif-

ference in tho prico. "Wo do not keep furniture long enough forpieces to got old. Tho only goods of that oharactor soon in ourstorois what peoplo havo bought olsowhero and brought to us to havo madoover. Wo havo an upholstery department in which work of thofinest oharactir isdono. Porhaps you've noticed ologantly upholstor-o-d

Couches iu tho show rooms aud thought thoy wore mado abroad I

Thoy uro tho work of onr men and we fool a just prido in turningout work that comparos favorably with that made in tho largostfactories in tho United States.

orter

of tho firm

to

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'HE utter impossibility of an att:upt to havo u din-ing room wo'! furn-sliu- without a sidehrvn-- lmU

.J.,

been in half tlio honi-- s in Honolulu.Thorn is no nec-ssi- ty anyono going without onowhen they havo a stock like ours dnw from. Thono i!i .wn is '.'.ju-irteiv- Onk satin polish finish

Ins 1'V'ich plito glass. Ln tho higher pricedsidob mnls ample spacu is allowed silverware. Ourstock of plain oak sidibo.uds has never boon oqualledin Honolulu.

fimliinniililitorrvJct -

BLOCK14 uiirenu is, scurciiiv tmc- -1'iato to hold all tho ehnis.

uiiuorwoar, tc., i.l a geiitl-m..-

and wife; tw buioaiiu to i loi.inmake it .oj.-.sid- iil pnt.ct.lnwhen they uiv u-- t tin eint-ter- n.

A Ciiirro.Mrt n. iuntt 1

what tho dcs'g.i oi c.iior, mhUfinish to tho room just as a piunudoos to u parlor.

it may sound egotistical, but wobolicvo uo havo tho hugest stockof these articles to select fromoutside San Francisco.

Oak iB tho style oftouosl selectedfor tho Bamo reason as given le- -

garding China closets, but withour stook thero is no limit as tostylo of wood. Oak, Birch or Ash ,

it is all tho same, wo can supplythem in twonty odd styles. Wohavo them with or without toilots;plain top and with eithor Gormanor French bevel mirrors, nndpolished or varnishod surface.

Tho half dozou drawers in aChiiibnior mako it possible tosoparato the clothes and keep themalways in place. If youhavo everhad ono you know tho valuo; ifyou have not got one while thoprico is below bed-roc- k.

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demonstratedfor

toand

for

fifijUlt hair mattresses are mndo up in tho best quality of tickC? ings, bound with the host bed luco, have borders 1 inchesdeep, stitchod twieo around.

Mattrossos mode of moss havo the samo enro on our part asthose of hair. Tho dtllerenco in prico is accounted for by the

botwoon moss and hair. This work lias the attontion ofoxporioncod upholstorers, and no bettor mattresses can bf boughtanywhoro than wo mako. Tho prices mo govornod by tho size ofthe beds and number of pounds of hair used.

Hotel Street.

w

i

ffT

ai3Lp!Rv ?

1 --m

H:Fi:i(iu:n .iiArri:it.

Tlio following itoms woro putin. lynt for Sntnrdiy's iseiif, butcrowded out by n ctush of nonadvertisements

The Scottish Tl.istlo Club hadnn important bus'iuis nioetingInst night, which in likely to re-

sult in an increaso of its prosperi-ty. Ono now moinbor wns admit-to- d.

Tlio American Longuo is takingnotion to soouro g.ovn(Oont em-

ployment for its idlo members inproforonco to a nunibur of nowcomers who havo liitoly recoivedgovoimncnt jobs.

Tlio Olympiu will iesiime eonl-i- ng

oporations next Tnosdny.About 200 t na tn oio haw to bojiut on bo.nd, unless tho vesselrocoivos porotnptoiy orders by thoAustralia to suil at once.

Lndics on tho otlior hIuihIh cando thoir shopping by post byapplying to L. 1$. Kerr forsninphs, They should embracothif opportunity, and got a singloyard at wliolosulo prices.

1). Howard Hitchcock, who hnsjust got back ftom a four months'vacation trip at Hilo, will returnto that plnce by Monday's stonmor,on account of tho lllnossnf hismoihor, Mrs. D. II, Hitchcock

All intending to join the adultsinging clnss to l orgin-- nttho Y. M. C. A. Hall, on 1'nduyevoning should bociup tickets bo-fo- io

that time. Ladies uro d.

No knowledge of tiiusiarequired for luemborsliip.

K. Sito hns boon uppoiuhd Im-peri-

J ipnno Consul nthis district to compuso tho

Pacific Northwcd, bel-.xeri- i Cali-fornia and Biitiah Columbia. Mr.Silo has for a niitubT of yumsbeen stationtd at Singapore asConsul.

Somo peop'o v"r "l)'rt, c)lsoiiiu hnvo honoihi thrust uponthotn. Of tho better class isDoctor Mud who. bv request, angthut famous billud "Tho RussrinCaviaio," threo tunes, befoio PreM- -

dont Dole had his ilium ry'esteidiy.

Ilnrli 4'liiilcra.E. S. Stone, tho Ifiison I nut,

who livos on Q icon street, llo,

has had a singularwith h's tame ducks, f ho

fowls aro kept in a laigo yaid andhnvo access to a nond in thoneighbrhood. On Thursday hn-- t

n number of thou beg n to dis-play symptom'' Tnilar to those- olcholera: extreme d arrluc.i, voniii-ing- ,

etc., the il.owi.wi- -

.io.i.k offt white, watery ivitui. Nineteenout of twont-oig- ht ducks weiotaken ill and ight of thorn di'idduring Thursday and Friday.Mrs. Stono gavo tliom each adoso of oistor oil and sovoral ofthem recovered. Mr. Stono sayshe thinks tho water in tho pond ispoisoned.

To All Who t)e V.ilnl.The umlcrs!'in.'(l I. I'. A lilts ami 11 I.

Walt cm iiiuli4Mil fioiu C'haikn J 'n','m-r- ,

lliu luMiitor ol l'icilct l'rtrmlii; l'nlnt, Uiu

it fiil riiltt In Mtiiujiicliiif, IW uml Sell tl.c"iVcrlcsa 1'icm.tiiii,; l'alnt" In the HaH.ili.uiUlaml s

"l'atenl for I'ecrlrt l'rl'ullll."

On He Sdtli d w of i, IS'J'i, theItcpulillc of Hawaii fjr.iuti'il tn I.. C Alilifmil II. V. Walton it lutint No UCgruuliii,;to them the iirlitHi n flit to muh, tin umlv ml Hirlmt 1'riMiiin'i Paint tUtai'yliimt tinJfauitlluu MumI

"Truilolurk for IVcrloxx 1'ionrri In;;I'ulnl."

Tlio Republic ol Hunall Iikh ulo granted to.. C AbliHinlII 1 ViVl'.o i ' '. ijiliimr

um ufthc mini lutt&i Prim tiii) JUliit ia atnulf tiuuk throughout tlio Hi'iuiblk ol

for the tcr;u of UD jeuiIlllltllllOIIN.

Ci'rtuln rmrtliR In San r'r.im lico lmcrecently bicn nendln to Honolulu iind.T

( 1'ierlcb l'icrrliu l'ainta SpurlouiiArticle Not only Intcrlui to Hit i;.'iuliiejialnt, but one hMcIi e jxixlt l( ly Injurious toonj metal to wlilcli it may lie applied.

Hon uro ol I'raiul.We hcrtl) wain nil per.onn u.ilnt bilui;

(kfiuudid into utltie; anj but Hie e;enuluul'eerltea Preserving l'alnt, irblch iuii be ubtulned only of Abies A. Walton.

"Wuriilni; AuoliiKt lulrlng''iiiciit."W also hereby wiun all pardons nalnit

bujlug, selling or lulug an urtklu umUr thename of Peerless Preserving l'alnt, exceptthat sold by us, as such bujlne;, selling orusing will be a direct Infringement of ourPatent and Trademark, and a violation ofour rights, subjecting the person buying,sclllug or using such print to a olU.ni fordamages by us In r.ccoidaiiu. with the Ha-

waiian Law,I., C. Alll.ES,II. 1'. WALTON.

Honolulu, Oct. 19, Wi

20 lbs. Wof o

Nestle's ,

'

Your doctotwill tell you

it is thesafest dietfor baby

'jf 1

FOR BALK BY THEHOLLISTER DRUG CO., L'D,

Agents lor the Hnnl!an Inlandii.

Everyone admires Rfthe benuty of . . . K

ifCLEVELAND

BICYCLES

y " Cleveland " S

rif (unlity 1

'$ meansIf Sl'KKI). i

"if vjg'J AValch'flj for tlie V

Ul 18J)(! If 13ea.ulieK. V

I H.E.Walker,

Oiiolere

1 pau ami Hie cityot HonoluluI toda) Hie (liamrnt spot onlartli V lind sleknus Inthe town but It U ocr andiwryum-l- hipjilvr In ioiimi-ipRiiC-

riiullou lint nl In andbuslnisi la on Hie move n.ilu.I.udlea do not Iium to (IumiIum much I lino to boiioe ik'an-In- i;

allalm, and 1 n. ran irhnroinu of tin. lioiirs during tlioday to inaKln;; tlalr ilrttMia orsi ltd III); inalcrla! lor Iium

Durlm,'Hio dull dajs ol tlioplague ttulioTu overlmukd nilof our lniinente ilncl umlmarked down prices to Milt (betimet. Juitt look at tbu gondiiand inuipiri! lliu prlim withtliosejou lime been n.i lnir Inthe past

33ov' Suits,f 2.5(1 upuauls.

Ohilclvons' Suit,Latest stjles, llftv nuts to r.einuiliasjou nai t to jaj.

Shoesfor thechlldriiiaMl'Jcuits a palr.- -

Ladios' ShoesFine qualltj from f 1 r,.

ou iih cr aw stii h a lino of boue tarnish.lug goods In your life ns we cim, nor did)ou ever heu suih value for jour monej.

Sheetings, Toweling, BedSpreads, Hair and Clothes

Brushes. '

CcT Summer drtss goods minted to thelotjit prleo

M. S. LEVY.

LYCURGDS LODGING HOUSE

AND

OLAA RESTAURANT.

Hii.o, Hawaii.

TOUKISTS AND OTHERS VISIT INOIIIlo can 11 nd suitable Lciard and lodging bvcalling on JOHN LVCUIK1US, "

Iu councetlon vtlth the above he can suimlvyou with

Foreign and Domestic Frulti,Cigars mid Tobatto,Cool Drinks, ttc.

65-l- y.

EVENING BULLETIN, OCTOHEH 21, 1805.

Business Cards.

U. UACKFELD & CO.

GKS-nit- Commission- - Aoknts.

Cor. Fort ami Queen streets, Honolulu.

LEWEUS & COOKE,

luroiiTKiis ani Duitnus is LcmuiuiANU Atti KINDS OF BCII.DINU

JlATniltAIiS.

Fort Htrect. - Honolulu.

THOS. LINDSAY,

MANnrAOTOiusa .Tr.wni.Kii and Watch-makri- i.

Kukui Jewelry n Specially, l'nrtlculnrattention pnnl to nil kinds of repairs.

Campbell Hlock. - . Jlerchntit Street.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS,

Stkam EMirKKA, Suoau 51im,s, Uoir.r.rtR,COOLGIIS, IllON', IlUARS AND LlJAD

OASTi.sas.

Mnchiuerj of Every Description JInileto Order, l'nrtlculnr nltciitioti pnid toShips' lllnckBiuitliing. Job Work ex-ecuted nt Short Notice.

ALLEN & ROBINSON.

Donlors in Luinbor nml Coalanil Building Mntoriuls of nilkinds.

Quoon Street, Honolulu.

EDMUND P. DOLE,ATTORNEY AT LAW.

318 Fort St. - Telephone Ol.27-- 3 ms

Jas. F. Morgan.AUCTIOXEKH AND &TOCK UltOKKIt

No. 45 Qiucn Strict.

Expert Appraisement of ttenlEstate und Furniture,

n'J lm

A. T.

ACCOUNTANT AND OENEBALBUSINESS AG NNT.

E.'Mt CO'JKiuRSt.

D.J. CASHMAN.

SAIL AND TENT MAKER.

Awnings n (Specialty. Over Cali-fornia Food Company's store.

3G-t- f. .

The SINGER Received54 First Awards for Skwino Ma-ciiin-

and E.MniioiDEnv "Wohknt tho World's Fair, Cliicjfjo, HI.,being tho largest number of award,obtained by any Exhibitor, midmoro thuu doul!o the numborgivon to all oihor Sewing Ma-chines

B. BuitointsoN.Agont.

my3l tf Bothol s,t.. Honolulu.

LIGHT ONTHE STOMACH.

Such is tho enso of thosuthat hnvo tried ....

SEATTLE BREWING

MALTING CO'S PRODUCT,

Orilei'ion .--. Suloon.

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

Wm. O. Irwin, - President nml MnnnKerClans Sprocket, - - - it

W. SL Oilfard, - Secretary nml TreiuiurerTlieo. O. Porter, Auditor

Sugar FactorsAND

Commission Agents.

AOKNTS OP THE

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY

OF 8AN FHAN0I3C0. OAL.

Cook's Music School.

I'kok. E. Cook, for fifteen yenrs l'riiicip.ul of Cook'rt Musluil Iimtltuto, roitlnuil,On yon, is prepared to (jivo

PIANO, VOICKANI)HAKMONYl.KfasON.

Tor tcrniB apply at the Studio.

WAKING'S liril.DlNO,185-.'i- iu HiKtanlabtrcct.

Business Cards.

Merchants Exchange8. I. SHAW, Proprietor.

Cnrnrr ICInc A Ninmnii s in, Honolulu

Choice Ijlifiiui-- s uml Fine Jleor.Toloplioiio 401.

LIN SING KEE,PI.UMIJEIl AND TIN SMITH.

103 Hotel street, Honolulu.47-t- f

VIGG0 JAC0BSEN

Engrosser - and - Ittitminato)120, Nuuauu Ave, next totho "White House".Telophouo G10.

'Jose Do Espirito Santo,

GUITAR MAKER

Taro-Patc- h and Ukulele Guitars

Mndc of IlnvrAiinn Woods.

I'HICKS.

130 Fort Street Opposite Club StableR.ul-t- f.

H. C BIART.

FfNE WATCH nEPAIIUNG.Islnnd Jewelry m.ulo to oidor,

Souvenii Spoons, Gold wiroJewelry, otc.

gfT Island oideis policitod.I'. O. lkx :SG.';ntO. GortzH storo.

Fort Strcot. 02-- t

dlaupiJeckelfuo.

Honolulu, Ilawniian Islandt

DRAW EXCHANGEON 1IIK

Principal Parts of the World,nud

Transact a General Banking,

Business.

To the Public and Tourists.

Any party wishing to tako arido around the inland, or to thePali, can bo nceonionidatcd at asmall coat by F. Smith, tho Busman. At smith s btabios can befound at a moment's notice Buss-es, Vagnnotl, Buggies, SaddleHorses, etc , for hiro.

Special attontion paid to Tour-ists winliinf; to tako in the sightsnt a small fare. This is the cheap-est plaoo in town.

(loises broke, doiihlo or singlo;also liorsoH bought, sold or ex-

changed. For fnrthor particularsapply to

F. SMITH.Bus and I.ivory Stables.

King St, between Foit and Bothol.Telophono 408. June 18. C--

Castle fe Cooke(I.IMITMl)

TIMI'OlTTISRftS,1 iirclwnionudCoin missionMerchants,

General

MerchandiseAgriculturalImplementsnndPlantationSupplies.

r. o. johiw. K. A. JO.NEH

The Hawaiian

SAFE DEPOSIT

Investment Co.HAVE FOH SALE

A Few Shares of

I'alu Siif,'iir Stock,Hawaiian Sutfar Co. Stock.

ALSO

Hawaiian GoTorniuciit nud 1stMorttfape Sup;ar lManta- -

tion HoihIh.tST" For particulars npply to

Tho Hawaiian Safe Doposit &lnvcBtmom; company,

0I Furl Street Honolulu

"""Wm" J"'.." " " u.mmm..,.m.,..jmAi:y

jrjj n 1 n i

vCOPYllKjMT

Merit Wins

aTJt

rtSfrSSPHf

WcH avc Led The For Six Years

And are constantly improving our lines; our cus-

tomers know this is boast

New Lasts, New Patterns and New Bow nudOrnaments, and you find fault with ourprices, no does.

P O. Box 480.

THE CHEAPEST PLACE OS THE ISLANDS TO

&,

.IS AT

CORNER OF

King & Nuuanu Sts.

Spuwning Season over.Quarantino ut an end.Fresh Hawaiian Oystersfrom Pearl Harbor cannow bo hud every day byordering them lroni theGrocery Store of

124-t- f H. E. MclNTCRE & BRO.

IRON

BRONZE BRASS, a.m IUON

CASTINGS. MACHINERY

made and ropaired.

jTarticular attention paid to

SHIPS,

I I121-- tf Queen St.

H. (lY CO.,

and Retail

98 Fort Streot, Honolulu

Telcnhoner 22 P.O. Box 170iul If

THEA FAMILY IIOTKL.

I1. ... IProp.

Per Dny 8Per Week 12.00

The Ilest of Atti'inliuieei the Uenl Situa-tio-a

nuJ tlio Fiucst Menlu in tUia City

mdtm i ni an'SZ. y iTTfTTiTOBl

,iiA.M &,

7 A m I "'

THE.

Buy of n

no

can noone ,

200

FOUND

Buy New Second-Han-dFURNITURE.

Oysters.

INTERNATIONAL

WORKS

BLACKSMITII1NG.

LYNN,

Wholesale

GROCERS

"ARLINGTON"

yourSho3s

Market

TELSS.

IXL Honolulun. i.

ii

" tu '"r iw- -

Save Money!You throw away dollarn vory

voar in brokou lainv. chimneyB.Botter ston it now whilo ynu canget a proparatiou that will preventa chimney fiotn breaking whon.put on wet. Prof. Humbolt's

compound will do thisand will prevent tho esplos'on ofkorosono oil and gasoline. Wnaro solo nonts for tliiw preparation as w 11 ns for the New IdealHowing Machino, tho equal to anyhigh priced article anil wo toll itfor l.'iO and 35 with attnehmonts.15000 feet of mouldings for picturefrainos just received by the"Albert;" also oval and circularfrainos, somothiug now nd ole-fe'- unt.

Flic Pacific Hardware Co.Cummiii.V Block.

Linie & Stone-Company-.

LIME AND STONE

QUARRIES:

Offer lor imle tbo Ubt qnnlity ol liino sitlio nillnK mnrket rale. Tint lam in tho(tiuitne urticle, yine nnd tiuipl. No2cifii Knlibtnnccs riBi-d- .

CJltiug uplM7 uuillea jnrMnttn.

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HAWAIIAN LIME & STONIP liCOMPANY. ,m

" J .. . . jt. v ..r;- -. k. i T ..S-- .. JAM

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IS.

V

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UY AllTKOinrrYl l 1 .

1'or tho lnfoiinilic.ii of tlio pnlilir tlie I

following rooliitum of tlio Kxrciitiru ntitlI

Miory Councils of tlio llvpulilia oflla- -ussoi, p.tsse.l.Iuly 12th, hill, is ieimlliilie1:

llesolvcil, that tlio President nml niem-- ns

of the Itactitito Cuuncil shall lio

afflrlnll.t mhlremcil Muiply liy tint titles oftheir rmiiectivootlleos tlnw, "To tho 1'irflMciit", or ".Mr. l'resideut ". mid ninii-Iwl- y

llio incniW-r- s of the Cabinet. The.terim " r.xrellGiirj ", " IUmuniblo" nu i

wonl of liko iniHrt hnll not 1k used inilUiinily nddreKiinj! the member of th

Eit-cnt.t- Council. 131-3- 1

Sl?? Euei)ii)$ Bulletin

Willi uhlrli l liicirtornifil tlir"Illll'M'll(lrill."

DANIEL LOGAN. Editor.

'.MONDAY. OCT. 31, 1895.

"MR. ALLARDTS'S PLAN,

In lecalliug in hint issue tlioreport of Mr. Allurdt to tho Mi-nister of the Interior in 1890, uponSho question of a se worn go systemfor lion diiln.dot ills of thoscho noproposed by that gentleman weronot doomed necessary to be re-

peated. They aie in thu Govern-

ment's hands for uso ivhonoverit ma bo decided to proceed with.tlio construction of a system, asHho sewers thoiusolvos nill prr-faab- ly

bo of tho same descriptionno matter what particular meth-

od of discharge bo adopted. Mr.Allaidt brings up another groatquestion, ouo that must bo decid-

ed beforo long, in thocost and tho way to mout it, asfollows:

I am not ndvh-e- to what ox-to- ut

the cost of providing a sys-tem of souor.ige for Honolulu willbo borne by tho general govern-ment. In California, for eMimple,tho cost of all sowers, exceptiiiniu, intercepting and nutf.illsewors, is assessed to thepropoity- -ownors in proportion to tnoirrespective frontu go on tho streetin which a sower is laid. Tho coston stieet crossings is evenly dis-tributed upon tlio adjacent quarter-b-

locks. No monoy is paid outof tho public tro.isury, oxceptvhero a sewor runs in front ofpublic property, such as publicssquares, school lots, ongino housoSots, etc., etc., in which case thomunicipality pays its pro r.itu thosame as u privato Owner. Thocost of main, intercepting andoutfall sowers is usually mot by aspecial tax upon tho property ofthe entiro city, or, in some cases,upon tho property of the districtsdr lined by tho system. Should asimilar method of payment bo fol-

lowed hero, tho direct cost to tho'Government, to moot tho prosontwants, would amount to S39,58G,this being tho estimated cost ofthe main, intercepting and outfallsewers, as ubovo shown, or inround numbers, to sixty thousuud'lollais.

It is really not worth while con-

sidering thosmallorof tho schemes".suggested by Mr. Allurdt as suitodto immediate wants. This schomedoes not tako in more than half oftho city plot, and, if tho proportybenefited is to piy for tho worn,tho snullor scliomo would be asgieat a burden, proportionatelyto tho number aiTbctod, as t.bolarger one. Whether tho property3nid tho oxpenso or not, it wouldnovor do to have half of tho town

--with sewors and the other without."With tlio necessity of haviug suchlargo public works us a sower.igesystem, Honolulu should begin toconsider in oarnest tho quostiouof having a soparato governmentits a municipal corporation. Itused to bo said that ono of thochiof obstaoles to incorpnrutionwas that it would not bo accept-ablototh- o

monarchy, because its.'Jioad would liavo a rival in oflicialdignity and importance in thenuyor of Honolulu. So far as

-- that is concerned, howovor, thoproposal for incorporation, mightbo objectionablo, on tho saino

moc iiint, to tho bead of tho ro- -

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Fyw"" " fW iki ..wl,Hb,,c - Novoi thole, tho pecu- -

Unr nu(,(lfl of Hollolu!u IU0 bo.entiling too great to imvo it gov-erned liko otio of tho country dis-

tricts. And tlio c.ipit;l is takingup so much of tlio nttoution of thogotioriil govorntnont, as woll asdrawing so lioavily on tho treasury, that tho country districtsnre beginning to protest againstalleged neglect of thoir very im-

portant interests. Tho soworagoquestion theivfoio uiitnrally loadsup to the municipal incorporationquestion.

OBSERVATIONS.

Mr. Hatch is undoubtedlyhighly qualified for the positionof Minister to Washington. 11c-to- ro

tlio overthrow of tho mon-archy ho was often mentioned fora place in tho Cabinet, whonchangos wore going, but ho wouldnot consont to have his numopresonted on any slato. lie hsundoubtedly boon ono of theablest administrators in tho Exe-

cutive both under tho ProvisionalGovorntnont and tho Republic,Mr. Hatch has raado tho reputa-tion of being peculiarly able inconducting tho diplomatic corres-

pondence incidental to his presentoffice. His chiof woakuess,according to common report,has boon an unrelenting bit-

terness against political op-

ponents, nnd, in view of theposition he now nccopts, ho madetho gravo mistake of puticipatingin tho famous indignation mussmooting, at which the 1'rpsidontof tho United Statos was assailedwith unlicensed acrimony. It Isto ho hoped that he has been, orwill bo forgivon for this at "Was-hington, as it would be very hardfor the Government to get a morosuitable man for its own puruososto rcprosont it at tho Americancapital.

With Mr. Hatch's nppoiutmontin placo of Mr. Castlo, beforo thelattor bed presented his creden-

tials for acceptance at Washington, emphasis is given to thefarcical nature of Mr. Custlo's ap-

pointment. It is hard to under-

stand why thisGovernmont shouldpay sovoral months of salaryand trnvoling oxpenscs toun official who soemingly wasnevor intundod to occupy theposition in question. Tho matterlooks tho worso whon it is rcmotn-boro- d

thnt Hawaii has a ropreson-tativ- o

with diplomatic functionsat Washington, and tho soason ofMr. Castlo's stay in tho UnitedStates is that of tho annuil vaca-tion of President and Secretaries.Ono reason nssignod for the uso-lo- ss

mission of .Mr. Castle is thnt,in tho codo of diplomatic otiquotto,it was nocossary to muko an

bocnuso tho AinoricanMinistor bore might bo recalledif tho Hawaiian Ministry atWashington was loft longer vacant.If this is tho roason aotedupon by this Government, andMr. Hatch was predetermined forthe pennanont occupancy of thepost, it is a puz.lo for taxpayersto know why Mr. Hutoh shouldnot liavo bad his appointment

If his place can be satis-factorily filled now, surely itmight havo boon a few monthsoarlinr. Tho wholo business issomething at which tho presentmombors of tho Govorntnontwould havo made n great doal ofnoiso if it had happoned withother rulors in tho monarchicalregime. There is suroly no pub-lic money to waste on bootlesspublic or private oxpodioncy nowany moro than thoro over was.

Judgo Coopor hns won nothingbut admiration in his career ontho bonch, but suroly it ought notto bo nocossary to disturb thoJudiciary for obtaining Cabinettimbor. Thoro is nn ubundnnce

EVENING BULLETIN . 00TO13EK 21, 1895.'iiumwin(ilM,nityilmwinim mwwMWAUAOtol

of precedent for such a shtilllo,yet tho wisdun is doubtful, alltho same, of Hacrilioing a judgo inwhom tho public has confidonco,for tho sake of rolioviug ,tho Government's distress from scarcityof Btntosuion.

In an article based on tlio ro-po-

of the Cullector-Goner.- il of

Customs tho Advertiser mices aquestion as to whether this coun-try is drifting into the bud con-

dition of yielding a gteut deal ofits substanco to absontoo propri-etors nnd stockholders of sugarplantations and to foioign iuvost-mont- s.

No country is entirelyfmj from this evil, but somo haveit worse than others, and those'who have it to a largo degree aroin a chronic state of depression.

Now Advertisement c.

LEWIS & CO.Have received their rcgiilarcouiguniunto

ibti flUIJSu

OoodsJiyi'liice your orders cmly:

Ac CO.132-tt- l

Just Received22 T? Mi&rS r m so

OYSTEES !

Ora 3co.

PER S. S. "AUSTRALIA."

at Tin:

Beaver Saloon.H. J. ITolte, Proprietor.

, 132 td

OCEANICSteamship Go.

rou

SAN FRANCISCO,THE Al STEAMSHIP

cA.XJSTriA.LI'WILL LEAVE HONOLULU

KOli THK AliOVE l'OUT ON

Saturday, Octobex' 26th,AT 4 O'CLOCK v. M.

Tho undersigned lira uow prepared toissiio Through T'leketn from tlna City to nilpointx in the United Stut-- s

l'Vor further jwrticulara rcjjarilliiyTroiKht or Piihsnge, npply to

W.M. G. IltWINifeCo., L'd,l.TJ-t- leuernl AgentH.

IT500 PAIR

PANTALOONSFROM S5.00 UP.

Jime!yTopfe5-i- ON Tin: -

AONARCII and TRIBUNE.

&S&The latest news concerning1

bicycles on the Coast is to theeffect that wheels are becom-

ing more popular than ever andthat the trade in wheelsis developing to an enormousextent.

Los Angeles wheelmen arehaving trouble with theirpneumatic tires, as some evillydisposed person is scatteringtacks in the city streets, but afew tacks more or less will notmake much difference on Ho-

nolulu streets, for they are sofull of holes into which thetacks would naturally drift thatthe wheels would bounce overthem, holes and all. Every-body is using a bicycle, andthe Monarch and Tribune arethe wheels having the largestsales.

Bicycles are even cominginto use at funerals, for weread that in a Wisconsin villagerecently a funeral processionwas very largely made up ofmen and women on bicycles,the deceased having been amember of a bicycle club. It

may seen a little odd at firstto go to a funeral on a bicycle,especially in bloomers of thecolors generally worn, but thetime is coming in which theladies will have appropriatebloomers. The jWomarch La-

dies' Wheel is the proper onefor processions of all kinds;and not to have one is to getleft in the rear.

An absent-mind- ed Attleboro(Mass.) man left his bicycle infront of the postolllce in thattown recently and walkedhome. The next morning helooked in vain for it in hisbarn, finally remembered wherene naa ten it, ana, going mere,found it in the same spot wherehe had left it. The people ofthat town must have beenequally as honest as those ofHonolulu, and business musthave been about as dull as it washere when the Board of Healthput an embargo on business ofall kinds and nearly stoppedbicycle traffic.

But times are better nowand we expect to sell about 500wheels between now andChristmas. We have a largelot of Monarch and Tribunewheels on hand, racers,, ladies'and children's wheels and acomplete assortment to suitall sizes and conditions of men.

We shall receive by the barkS. N. Castle a fresh shipmentof Monarch and Tribunewheels, bicycle lamps andfittings of all kinds, as well asa large consignment by theAustralia on Aonday. Calland see us after getting priceselsewhere.

Tbe Hawaiian Haidwarc Co. Ltd.

Opymdf tUciWoV BlMft.

ooar vom amuemw

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EVAPORATED FRUITS: PEACHKS, PEARS, AP-KICOT- S,

PRUNES, APPLES, Etc.

ASSORTED CHUTNEYS, HAMS, QUEEN OLIVES- -

MGRTOFJ SOUPS:ITOTCII POTCTT, VEGETABLE, CHICKEN BROTH,

MULLIKATAWNY, OX 01JEBK, ETC., ETC.

Tinned lluttor, Tnpo' Cun IUiltrr, WhitnoyRoll IBnttcr, l'.itlod Monts, Honed Tnikoy,Chickon, Dovilod Hnin, Tunch TonguoH,Bonolosa llcri'ing, Boston liaised lienns anda comjiloto liner, of

Breeulzfast Oeieals- - -

Fort : St. : Store, : th : 10.

33Zclicla,3r Gj-ooc- Ls.

Marseilles Quilts, Toilet Quilts- -

: FLUTTER DOCK :

V,

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?rari Store

Drapery

is

Silks And Surahs,Fancy Colored Silks

Crepo Grenadines, l!eal Mnlloso Lnco,Vnlonoicnnofl Lnco. Li clips nnd Gi'iitKimberly Glovos, Ladies Cloths Iimwii,Drab nnd Grey, Ladies Ulick IIos, Snni-tnryDy- o,

I). I. Corsets, It. nnd G. Corsots,Equipoiso Wnists mid Corsots

John T. Wafcerhouse.

n i "v" s .k.f' '

The Ideal Exercise

II ! II

Silks.

ooiid Upon Wheel.

Each year sees now devotees of the sport ofcycling, as its benefits and conveniences becomebetter known. Cycling lias passed from tho worldof luxuries to tlio realm of necessities. It is a re-

cognized social factor. Tlio world of "Society" hasstamped it with tho hall-mar- k of its approval.The busy man of affairs, tho physician, the min-

ister, the lawyer, the clerk, tho mechanic infact all classes find in the wheel tho ideal modeof locomotion.

In everything there must be a best, and ourclaim is that wo have tho best wheels everbrought to this market. The Sun glistens onthe Orange Rim, nnd you know a "Stearns" ispassing you. You look at it and say, it is "athing of beauty", and must be "a joy forever".

We want to pleaso each and every customer,nnd to those who say the "Columbia" or tho"Rambler" is the besc wo want to say, you areright, they are both in tlio same class with tho"Stearns", and tbeso three highest grado wheelsmade in tho U. S. havo thoir headquarters atour store.

Wo have hold two "Stearns", two "Columbias"nnd two "Ramblers" during tho past week, sohonors aro eas', and thuy are all leaders so far.

For cheaper grado wheels wo havo thoso wocan sell for y50.0), 00.00, 00.00, 95.00 and 100.-0- 0,

and you will Ik- - surprised to see what strong,light, well made wheels you can buy at thosofigures.

Remember our high grado wheels, "Stearns","Columbia", ''Rambler", and when you want theLest to be had get one of these, don't get a lowergrade, lower priced wheel, because somo onotells you it is just as good, but consult yourcommon sense, which will tell you that thesemakes have earned thoir reputations.

Any ono wanting a high grade wheel, soldwith a Guarantee should call upon

E. 0. HALL & SON.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

AiiHtrnllii

Hand concert timmn7:30 tonight.

Ac

sqiuiro

Hum I'urkcr homo ngnin fromUtuvmi.

The HiiBon nnnuul tnostingsis nt iniiHi.

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of

Times wore lively along tliowaterfront todny.

Many filiinpinc items :iro crowded out of this issuo.

m,m- M1

Kx Ministor Thurston hits takento tho bicycle.

Somo wooden cnlvorts on tho1'uloln road uro rotton.

K'Uiluiioku is undor nrro.st forbeating his ngcd mother.

Tho Uonnington should return'from Kiumi this afternoon.

Fred. Harrison is expected homoby the Aiwtrii'ia today

Tho guards nt tho Puli wero re-

moved this morning.It rninod linrd in Pnlolo vnlloy

for'nu hour yostorday afternoon.Screon doors nro boing put up

nt tho eutrnuce to tho Land office.

Kxtromo sulfrinoss of wonthorprevails and houvy rains uniy boexpootKl.

Mnuun and Nnkai, two nativecho fufaports, worouriestcd ut 9:30a.m. todny.

Sevon drunks wore nrrestcd bo-tnu- on

Saturday noon and Instnight.

Edward and Harry call for 5000men to gotnway with Soattlo beerat tho Louvro.

Hilo pooplo say n first-cln- ss

shoe htoro in that thriving burgwould puy well.

Tho Advortisor bus a grontlyimproved appearance in a nowdross of typo.

Dr. N'.cholls and fumily willoccupy tho llobrou jnoraisos at"Waikiki for a tirao.

G. B. Tildou, formor managerof tho Star, isno.v in business inUrisb.ine, Qneous'.and.

Ooo. N. AVilcox, tho Kauaisugur planter, uamo in yosterdnyon tho MikahaLi.

Tlio Iusano Asylum is boingfurnished witli taio paid out ofthe oxtra choloru appropriation.

Mrs. K. Spencer was arrostedby Ollicor Aupuoi this morningfor piofanity on tho public strootti.

Much local news of intorost loftover mi Saturday from want ofspace appears on tho insido pngos.

Tho Australia will brine aboutt three weeks' mail,u Inch will ninko

timos lively about tho post otlicothis evening.

Regular excursion trains onSaturdnj's und Sundnys to Wai-nua- e

mid return nro scheduledolsowhoro.

Candidates for tho vncant lieu-tonan-

in Company D. , onusodby tho resignation of J. W. Jonesaio Humorous.

Tho two funorals yostordaynftoruoon causod quito n fallingoifin tho aftomoon attoudanco utthe Waikiki resorts.

E.l). Baldwin, tho Ililo survoyorand cofl'oo pluntor, is in tho cityand will romain over until thonext Kinnu sails.

Tho heavy timbers which formtho raftors of tho roof of tho newCold Storage Works aro beingplaced in position today.

Mi?n Outhhortson, ouo of thonurses at the Quoun's llospitil, isenfoyiug a wook's vacation nt"Wright's Villa, Waikiki.

Mrs. Oharlos Turner, tho Ha-

waiian singer, is oxpoctod backfrom Australia shortly to porma-nontl- y

reside in this city.S.'uUlo Beer is n mild and refresh-

ing drink. It will oreato ileshnnd genorally improve tho system.Ou diaught ut Oiitorion.

Captain Good and ndotnehmentof Co. E, filling a bus, wont downto the butts this afternoon topractice for tho piizo nile coutost.

Tho eloctrio lighting urrungo-inont- s

of Kuwaiahao church worotried ou Saturday evening andprovod to be perfect in cvory

N. S. Sachs rosorves his spacoin this paper for important thingsto sny lator. Ills woll-fillo- d stoiowill, bo found in its old plnco justthe same.

Thoro is quito a rovivnl of in-

terest in boating matters. A

nntnbor of Hoalnni B0.1t Olubonrmon woro out practicing yesterday.

Tlio contract for clothing fortin troop9 has not yot boonawarded. Quartormaster Ashleyhopes to got n mooting of tlioboard shortly to consider thetoudois.

The Bishop of Panopolis is ex-

pected by tho Australia this after-noon, togothcr with Fnthor J'nin-philire- s,

a priest who hns beonassigned to this diocese.

L. H.Ivtrr has roceived by thoAustrnlia a now lino of Scotchginghams, whito and cro.unoropons and whito cottou duckfor ladies' nnd children's dresses.

E. A. Mclnorny, W. M. Giffimland (J. A. Brown went down tliorailroad yestorday on n shootingexpedition nnd got thoroughlywot for thoir pains.

Meohnnics' Ilomo. corner Ilntnlnnd Xununu streets, lodging bvday, wook or month. Torms: 25nnd 50 conts por night $1, and$1.25 por weok.

James Cownn of Eloelo plnntn-tio- n

has putentod an nutomnticliquid nionsnro, n full account ofwhich is printed in tho ScientificAmericau of Sept 21st.

Tho Hawniinn Athlotio Assocination moots this ovoning ut 7:30 nttho Y. M. C. A. rooms to tnkonotion relative to n footbnll gamofor Thanksgiving day.

Whooping cough is decidedlyopidomic and Boems to bo ou theincrease. Thoro havo boon a number of doaths in tho vicinity ofrnlumti lately lrom tins com-plaint.

It is expoctod the Australia willloavo noxt Saturday at 1 p.m., buttho now time card for tho ensuingyear, which sho is expected to bringwith her, may mnko a change inthe timoof sailing.

Last night's alarm of firo wasturned in on nccount of a smallblaze in tho houso occupied byKarl Podeyn nnd family, but itwns extinguished b foro tlio de-

partment ranched tho scono.

A. K. Weir, who bus boon intho Quoon's Hospital for somowpoks past, has boon temporarilysont to the Insnno Asylum untilho fully rocovors from tho ofl'ootsof his Into acoidont.

Captain John Cnlwny of thestoamor Wnimnnalo wus'nrroatednt 2 o'clock this morning for vio-

lating the rnlos of tho Board ofHealth in entering the hnrbor ofHonolulu without a pormit.

In this issuo Abies & Waltonwarn tlio public against n spuriousarticlo sold in placo of tho Poor-les- s

Preserving Paint. Thoy alsoshow that tho gonuinu nrtiolo cmonly sold by thorn in those isl-

ands.Thoro seems to bo somo doubt

as to which is Thanksgiving day.Tho President of the United Statesalways designates tho last Thurs-day in Novorabor for thnt pur-pos- o.

This yoar it falls ou tho28th.

Tho ld child ofBenjamin Zablan, tho Deputy-Marsha- l's

olork, died yostordaynftornoon of pnoumouia, suporin-duce- d

by whooping cough. Thefunornl took pluco at 3 o'clockthis aftornoon.

At my big shoo sale on Thurs-day, Fridny nnd Saturdny of thiswook, I nm soiling ladios' shoos,fino whito Fronoh kid opera ordancing shoes nt $2.50 tho pair.They will cost you $3.00 at anystore in town. Tomplo of Fashion.'

Fred. Smith, tho gonial pns-seng- er

agont of the Oahu railway,loaves on tho Kiunu this ovoningfor the Volcnno, whoro ho willtry to eradicnto tho rheumatismfrom which ho hns boon sufferingn long whilo by moans of sulphurbaths.

All accounts from tho Olaa dis-trict ngroo in tho faot that thocoffoo industry is succeeding be-yond oxpootation. E. 1J. Bald-win took 100 pounds off his placethis season whon he had not ex-pected his trees to boar nt all. AJapanose at tho fiftoon mile postalso got a largo crop.

Oapluln Cnltvny'i, ArrcM.Captain Calway doos not know

in what manner ho has violatedtho regulations of tho Board oflloalth, as ho has boon unablo tofind the piosidont of tho board to-

day. Tho captain Hays that whenho applied to W. O. Smith lastThursday for a pormit to leave

EVENLNQ O0TOIH3K 21, 18!)o.

thnt gontloman told him it wasunnecessary, ns all quaranlino

perl linivg to steamershnd boon declniod ill'. Ho nlsoinfoiinod him Unit ho could comeinto tho li'iifoor nt nny timoon hisreturn. Ho did so this morningat 2 o'clock nnd was promptly ar-rested. Luckily ho had 150 withhim, otherwise ho would havo hndto spend tho balanco of the nightin a ceil.

Now

A collection hook alphaheti.cnlly nrriitigeil. l'imlcr 111 bo rewarded

nnd reecho tlmuks by lottiriiinu loA. IlAltN'ES,

Masonic Temple Building or nt OfiiirnA Co. Mirfhnnt. St. I:il-3- t

TO Lot,THE HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED BY

Ititluu UliKirtun, on Alaki-- Mruct, lntnci'iiMotel nml Hurctniili Mud, on tlio Hotel(.'rounds, nearly opposite l'nelfu Club build-1K- .

Applj toJOHN S. MrOltEW,

iat-t- f Ilotil Strcit

Wanted at the Louvre Saloon.

Ab

tit strri't.oOOO rnon to drink tlio 5000

.FAMOUS SEATTLE BEER,.ICE ON DRAUGHT.

EDWARD &Pohtoffico Ilox 47i

TO

BULLETIN,

Advorticomcnts

Lost.

HARREY,

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Honolulu.

WAiANAE.'"trr. ,

fcrteJlnc75Uf-?f'- - .

SATURDAYS

will lenvo on Hitunlnys nt !):)(n.tu., nml l:l.i p.ni., arriMug m llunoluluat .'1:11 p m. and 5 :'.'(! p.ni.

Train will lono on aiiudnyH nt 0:1.1 ii.ui.,arriving in Ilonululu nt ;".''(! p. tu.

ROUND TRIP TICKETS:1st Class .'Ft 752ndClaB3 1 25

P. C. Smith,l32-3- Gon'l Puss, nnd Agent.

LET YOURINTEREST

SUNDAYS.

BE SUFFICIENTLY AROUSED TOBEND O CT8. ANY KIND

OR A COPY OF OUR ILLUSTRAT-ED CATALOQUE - l'aKis) ofGENERAL FAMILY 8UPPLIE8. ANDBUY YOUR 000D8 AT 8AN FRAN-CISCO PRICE8.

Smith's Cawli Store.

414 A 418 Front St.,SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

POI! POI!Van Doom & Co., Fort Street

Next Pinning Mill, will linufresh ourytlny

MACHINE MADE POI

KALIHI POI FACTORY,will bo sold to fiimiliPK in lnrgo or

Hiniill quuutiticrt. Xo Contain- -

HIS lYllNISHHl.

V. h. WH.C(X,l.'ll-t- f Proprietor Kalilii Poi I'nctory.

Turkeys !

SPECIALLY FATTENED

ion

Thanksgiving and

Christmas.

A lnifjo uiinnli forj ovcrjPincti orders inrlj to liisiiiu larneit birds.

U0.1U1

Niitiiinii

daily

COLD

&.

Trains

Ticket

6TAMP8

Lucas'

Which

Hock, liody.

HENRY DAVIS & C0.K

New Advo-tiscrnont- s.

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j . u .--r rr in

MMEYALE'SHAIB TONIC

liAIHI Alt f.PVTi li r..l. .

nn plon-i- rp tinlMii.'llcnti(tu)ftln put.- -llC t(l ItlV i llll tl llf !.,. n t I.I. 1. I. I. ..!..and only nmiilj known to eliemiMrj nldilir"'" i. iiirn i. my imir iinek to tin originalcolor wllluiutd... I M.ronillj liulomO lisaction and i;ie the public tnj nolcmn ciiaran-t-

tli.it it has Invii lotu iniur) umei'lx-abl- e

aj, and has prmril ltri-l- tin onH Hairtpecllle. It Htojm liilr-fali- in iinmedl.iti'lynnd ereiten liixurloinyrotttli t'ontilnn miInjurious liiKrullent. It limit Mlekt nrsnn;on the lontrarj, It makcithe lulrmrt. Muitli-till- ,

Hull, kiipi It iu curl and riuion tluud-ruf- f.

and lulln lth h.ilr ulittle crny, itnakid Krai, (.utitc-I- grat mid""'"" iii'Sira, n is 3.u.im rcroiii

All ilriiirlt Price ?1, aWo Yali ' SkinI'ood, ?1 VJ, Ynlt'sCoinpevlon Creoni, 1

Yale's Kaic iiie, Yale's IknntySoap,

lie. Mine. Ynle, Healtli ami CompletionSiieclallit.'limpkiif lliaat), ItllStntc si,Clileato (tttlito to lliautj mailsd fne

iioiinox niioo coW linlcinlo AscnlH.

To Let.

ASMALI- - CO IT VflK OP TWO UOOIIS,c, ccntm ly Kiniated, Hiiit.ihle

for to tjentl' iiieii. Appl t.

llt, JOilN S JlrOUEW,l"H-l- Hotel Htlret.

Hors8 for Sale.

I'OU XONM AY11ENT OPbounl. we will sell on TUESDAY.

Ottolwr 2!ltli, IWtt, at Public Auction, nttlio AiiLtion rooim of JmniM I' Morgan, iuIlonolulit, onclliyMaiu. .LUI) b I AI1I.ECOMPANY.

Honolulu, hk'ptciiilnrT. ''. I EM in

Rooms to Let.RjEATLY I'l'IlNlSllED HiioMSlOLUTla nt Xo. I (iniden L rv r. nsounblo rated. 100-t- f

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N. S. SACHS,For tho announcomont of New Goods to nrrivo "Austral

When It Conies

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i. Crescents arc leaders2. Crescents are guaranteed3. Crescents are strong- - and durable4. Crescents are perfect in every detail5. Crescents are light and easy running6. Crescent riders are proud of their

wheels7. Crescent buyers get their money's

worth8. Crescents are built by skilled work

men9. Crescents are made by a

concern10. Crescents arc high-grad- e and up-t- o-

date11. Crescents are handsome in design

and finish13. Crescent prices are right and suit the

publicIllustrated Catalogue rilJii: on .ij;!faiioii.

CUICAQO.

his Spnoo is 3'Jo ervod-- FOlt

per

To Disinfectants wo still have

plenty, our stock hns not

boon oxhnustcd.rnml 'now

arnvals'ai'c on hand.

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12 Reasons Whyit's Best to

Buy rescent

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NEW YORK.

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IN THE HIGHER COURTS.

"V. I.ANi: AMSWKIIS Till', Nl'llvll- -

Tiutii'r U'KrrrioN.

Allcgm Tlmt tic lln Dona Well lirIlia I'alilll) ,miil I i:nlltlil to

Cumlorl In Olil Ae.

In tho 11 nended notice of Com-

missioner Smith for Liking de-

positions in tho siiiU of Mullernuil Crnnstotm for SoO.OOO dama-

ges each agiiust tho S S. AVurri-moo- 's

captain and tmiii.igiugownor, the list of witnesses liasbeen oxto.ulod to tho number nftliiity-on- o.

William C. Lniio has madenn answer lo tho petition of Mrs.Him, his daughter, to have himplaced u:-do-

r guardianship us n.

spondtlmft and for an injunctionto prevent him trom hellingj)ioperty. Ho denies that by

drinking ho is spendingand wasting, or lessening his es-t- u

to so us to iXoso himself andhis family tj want. Tho respon-dent deciare he has ton childrenliving, all of whom aro of ago andnono of thom dupendont upon himfor hUpp rt, and th.it his eli.ldrouhavo no cluin upon his estate, liealleges that ho hit wrkod hardall of liis life to mnint'tin andedncato his largo family in a pro-ti-er

and tittinir manner, and thatlie has given each i.f them n fairodncation, fitting thom to occupyresponsible stat.onr in lifo. Hodenies that he drinks liquor tosuch an excess that liu ,

con-tiolov- or

himsoll.or appreervtion oftho vnluo of wunoy. He domes thatJiissolo source of support hns beenfront tho no I'tndsinqnpst'on.audthat hfl " nii'ibhi to tihifoini man-ual labor HiiiUuiu lo it luuu ol lnyears, and that he is cutv.uigcilfrom his family. For four monthsho hns boon desiroas ol tie"iKthe rice .imds and. exteusivoly ad-

vertised them fi r salo so as to gettho highest price possible and.has placed them in tho hands ofBruce Waring V. Co., and that hehad uceopted an oiler of $10,000from A. HocKiug beforo ho hoardof these proceedings, ilo i& boundby his agreement and under obli-gation to soil tho land, and $10,-0Q- 0

is a fair price, and iftho B..lo be not consummatedlii estate will be liable for heavydamages to Hocking. Hois ob- - J

liged to sell to clear cil'a inottgngoof $3500 ovorduo on thut and otherproperty, on which interest at 8percuit. in acouiuolatitig, Dtsideswhich he owes about $1000. Tnedobt huvo been hugely incurredfor tho support, iii.umouanuo andeducation of his children, und hehas been obliged to incur legal ex-

penses and tines incident to thoprosecution of some of his chil-

dren on criminal charges, andat piesant had u son inthe insane asylum ho needsmedical treatment. His childrenwill not live with him at Koo-laulo- n

ami tln-r- ate no otherforoignois th'TO, so thsl th lackof society iinp'ls him to leraovo toHonolulu. Ho considers tlmt,having done so toll us etited byhis ohndren, ho has earned theright to iivo as comfortably ashis means will permit. Vhat isleft of ihe proceeds of salo ho canprofitable invest, and with its in-

come and that from other proper-ty he will bo oni'bled to live in acomfortable manner.

Magoou and Humphreys, attor-

neys for plaintiff, on tho strongthof the unkui uiitl ..IfuUviU tiled,givo notice to Kinney and Bal-

lon, att'jruejH for tho petitioners,that they will call u motion to dis-solve the temporary injunction at10 o'clock on Monday next.

"William O. Smith, guardian of"Willi' m and At nil , tumors,Las tiled his final account, balancing ut $700.93 on both sides.

Kuunluliiiu Cliurcli.Spocial conti ibiitions wcro takon

up at tho sorvico? at o'd Kawai-ahi- o

church yestorday in aid of

tho building fund, which realizodtho haudsomo sum nf $1153.73,which ineiudod tho handsome

of Paul Iponberg $250. V.

A. Shaof--r & Co. 250' and J. I.DowsottSCO. The Budding Com-mitto- o

nn t today to determinehow tho money should be usod.

m m

Finely furms'iid rooms withla'.h and olln r mod r i improvr-n- o

its for rut ut roi sonab'opi 'es at 29 Bor tan street.

Hftr'

Ivy PoisoningEight Years of SufferingPorfoct Cura by Hood's 8aronp&rlll&"CI. Hood St Co., Lowell, Masi.i

"Dear Sim Wo liaTe tried Ilood'i Sarsapvrlll.i and find tt to to all you claim for It. Mjrwlfu was rolioncil by Iry when n younc woman.

j and (or lUt jcari wu troubled otery seaiou

Hood'sSa; Cureswith th breaking out and tcrrlblo Itching andburning. I thought hers was as bad a caw asanyone eTerhaJ. She was In this distressingcondition eterr year until she- began to take.Hood's Sartapirllla, which has effected a perfect cure, without leaving any scars, and theha had

No Sign of tho Poison Since.She Is well oud hearty. I havo taken Hood'sB.irsxparllla after tho grip with good results, andhavo also given it to our four children. We arsall pictures of perfect health nnd oho It toHood's Sarsaparllla." J. C. Vnzr.iiMt,

Illlnnli. (

S It. If jon dc.-ld-fl to take Hood's Sarsapa-rlll- nilo nut be Induced to buy any other InM'.'ad.

in!' sod's Pills nro h.ind made, and perfect

rnportlon and appearance. :'5c. per box.

Hobron Drug Co., L'd,Solo Ajrents for the Ilcpttblio of Hnviaii.

PANTHEON SALOOK,FOUT AM) HOTEL STS.

HeailQaaricrs Eulerorisc Brewimr Co

TUB

Lurgost Consignment of Beerthat over arrived hero, now

on DraughtJ. DODD, Prou'i

Central Jvleat JVEarletJJVe'K Bni-;jln- Xuunuv, St.

A FIUST CLASS Market In everjiespect.

Orders delivered promptly to nil parts ofbo city.

WESTBROOK& O HESProprietor.

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N. 3T. BURGESSRepairs marten; IIosj, Sprinklers. Water Tap?.

Etc, Etc.

Snw FiliiiR nnd nil ltimln of Tools Sharp-eue-

inclndiiiK Curving Knives nnd Hein.Bore. Lawn Jlowera repaired und fur rent..'. ho, Sottinir OIiims in fnet tdl ' ' ci?

Jobbing. Work called for und returned.Shop and residence en Miller street,ltiug up Tclephono 8o'2. tt

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Jfe. stt1mm siMZsr.-- jmseoa

WeW), ,V Co.,

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MRS. AUG. DARR0W.

KlCIIAItUSON

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EVENING BULLETIN, 0CT013EH 21, 1805.

n 1IUILDINO HUltNIU) linOENTLYIn Mllwnukco, witlioat IiiKurnnce,

liccaUKO o clerk I'OlKiOT to renew certainpolicies iiromplly n instructed.

"Ho was discharged.

"A few daya later, Hie owner died withoutiiiMirnuco on bin life, leaving n widow nndthreo young children in poverty, hccntisoho lind NKQLKCTICD to Insure. Ah procrast-ination is more culpnblo tlinn forgetfnliussperhaps tho owner is hnving his pitnishwent NOW.

"MOKAL Consultation and ofllco ce.

Special attention given to procristinalors."

in.scui: loun LIIK IN

The Equitable Lifo Assurance Society

of the United States.

Bruce Cartwright,General Manager for the Hawaiian Islands:

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Honolulu Jewelry!Carriage Manufactory

128 & 130 FORT STltEET.

Carriage IBuildcrAND ltCPAIltr.lt.

Blacksmithing in All Its Branches.

Orders from the otlier Islands iu Build- -ing, Trimming;, 1'nintinc, etc., etc.,

l'rouiptly attended to.

W. W. WKKJIIT, 1'ropnctor.(Successor to Q. West.)

C. B. DWIGHT,Docs nil kinds of Work in

Cement & Stone Sidewalks & Curbing

Ho hni on hnnd n Inrgo mipjily ofChinese Grnuito Curb and nlwnys keepsHawaiian Garbing Stone. Estimatesgiven nnd lowcs4 prices assured. I'elc-uhon- e

S33,

Building Lots!At WAIKIK1 on car lino nnd on I'A

LA3IA KOAD nenr FertilizingPlnnt.

These Lots aro Very Cheap and Soldon Easy Terms.

Desirablo Aero Tracts nenr tho city nudother Properties for sale.

JJKUC13, WAKI2JG & CO.,

Pcnlcri in Ixitu mi1 Lnnds,tf C03 Fort Stieet, near King

TjiLr-raox- G07. P. O. Ilox 321.

Perfectly

Gentlemen: I wni very much run down, had no appetite nt all, was veryrip, I WAS l'KIU'T.CTIiY WKK IT1 ri . Hut thanks to Paino's Celery Compotwell as I could before I was taken sick. When I commenced taking tlio ConilMJiiiiil

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Sans SouciSeaside Resort.

The pleasantost, quietest,shndiest and most perfectly ap-pointed soasido resort on thoIslands. It is only four milesfrom tho hoart of tho city andwithin oasy .reach of tho traincars,which run every twonty minutesor oftonor. Elegantly furnisheddetached cottages or looms nroobtainable on oasy terms. Thetablo is superior to that of nny oftho city hotels nnd all tho modernconveniences uro provided.

Picnics and bathing parties canobtain oxtra accommodations bytelephoning in advance

Tho bathing facilities of SansSouci aro superior to those of 11113'

tilnconn tho beach. 89-t- f

Our Stock ot Summer Goodsis acknowledged by every-body to bo the finest on theHonolulu market, and con-

sists of everything Usefuland Ornamental. Our pricesaro moderate. Jewelry in,special designs manufactur-ed to order on short notice.

JACOBSEN & PFEIFFER.P. O. Box 287 Fort Street.

THE LARGEST

WAGOft!

IN TOWH!

I nm now prepared to Move Fainitmoin better shnpo thnu nny other erpcr .concern in tho city, us I baTe a WAi'tOrlargo enough to move n whole honselM1of Fnrnitnro nt ono load.

1 have tho latest PIANO MOVINGAPPARATUS nnd guarantee to movePianos without scratching, to any pnrt oftho city for S2.f,0. I am n rustler nnddon't caro who knows it; am nlwnys tobo found nt my Stnud,

Cor, Nuuanu & King Stroots,Velephono 215.

C3TI move my Furniture SO FASTthat it makes my competitors SWEATto even look nt mo.

Yours fn- - Business only

WILLIAM LAESEN.

Wretched!

PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND

RESTORED MRS. DARROW

TO HEALTH UND HAPPINESS.

This is the Medicine ThatMakes People Well!

Montkosk. Pa.. Sent. 23. 1S04nervous, hnd no bleep night or dny; to sum it nil

I can now eat and sleep and work just asI weighed 1;(I iHiunils: I nnw unnh IRS

liouwii aud do nil the uork.lur iv familu of the. I havo recommended the Ciminniind to tlimi fuinilin. iilrpailv nnd thov urnvery much pleated with it. I act now taking my fifth bottle, and would HKCOMMKNl) IT '10 ALL WHO A1JKSU1 l'UtlNGWITH STOMACH '1 ROOIILK Oil KKIIYOUB TJlOUHLi:. Yours respectfully,

MllS. AUG. DA11BOW.

Paige's .'. Celiy .', CopifOdiiD:IS FOR SALE BYTHE':

HOLLISTER DRUG Co.,Wholesale Agents for the Ha-waiia- n Islands.

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THEO. H DJBL1TIES & CO

Importers

While Brothers' Cement,

Corrugated Iron Roofing,

Galvanized Water Pipe

Paints and Oils.

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,Roche Harbor Lime,

C. & C. Fine Flour,

Hay, Grain, and Groceries,

. Hardware and Cutlery,Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Eto.

C. B. WILLIAMS & SON, fOldest Furniture and Under-

taking- Establishment mHonolulu.

Tel. 179.

Beaver Saloon,II. J. NOLTE, Proprietor.

The Best LuncliinTown

Tea and CoffeeAT ALL nOTJRS.

THE FINEST BllANDS OF

Cigars and TobaccoALWAYS ON HAND.

The . . .

Hawaiian Electric

Company,

Hns ft largo assortment of

Chandeliers and Elec-trical Goods

Constantly on bund.

Estimntes givon for houso wir-

ing nud Electrical plants.Marino Wiring a spocialty.

THEO. HOFFMANN,32-t- d JIaunger.

MILLENGINEFOR SALE.

Horizontal Slido Vnlve En-giu- o

mado by Honolulu IronV0rk8 Co. in 1885. Boro of

Cylinder 13": Lenth of Stroko40": Crank Shaft on loft ofCylinder: Hand RoTersing Gear.Diameter of Fly-whe-el 14ft.: Sizeof Engine Bed 3 fost wide x 20ft.long.

For further particulars apply to

Theo. H. Davies'& Co., Ltd.49 -- tf.

Gil King St.

ROBERT GRIEVE.Book and Job PrinterMerchant Stroot, Honolulu, II. I.

Over Hawaiian News Company'sjjook nioro. my

ED. C. KOWEHoubo, Sinn auduruauieutal . .

. . PAINTER . .Paper Hanoer and'Decorator

ffMANDrAOTUHEll OP

Itotvc's LliutidZSlutlng. "

C20 KinK StreetMm

PLANTERS' SPECIAL!

A Good FertilizerTo Suit the Times

At $30 per ton of 2000 lbs.Auulyiod nu follows:

10 per cent. Phosphoric Acid. 3 bolublonndrnvniltiblo.

fipor cent. Potnkh(nctual).11 per cunt Aramonln.10 per cent. I.lmc (Carbonate).

ALSO

FLORIDA PHOSPHATE,BONE MEAL,

SULPHATE AND MURIATEOF POTASH,

NITRATE OF SODA ANDSULPHATE OF AMMONIA.

DOUBLE SUPERPHOSPHATE,

40 per cent, to 15 per cent(soluble iu water, iu mmu.titieb to unit.

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AHY SPECIAL FOI1MUI.A MADE TOOUDEIl ItY

A F. COOKE, 4117-t- f HAWAIIAN TKimimKQ OO.

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Tile Drcilucr'a 0illllil.IIonomjmj, Oct. 19th. 1895.

Tho undersigned lioroby doclmethat on or about two o'clock p.in., of tho 17th day of October,18!)5, H. JohiiHon, formorougincor of tho dredger, nsBortod,in our presence, in tlio Conimor-cia- l

Saloon bar-roo- that thoopium picked up by tho govern-ment drodgor Jabout August 15th,was taken by him, Johnson, from.bo dredger, and sold to partiesin Honolulu, and that half of themoney received for the said opiumwas p. iid over by him to CaptainPaul .Smith, according to agroo-mo- ut.

John Giiaiiam,"V. Stokes,AVm. 11. Pom

Art I.eiisuo .Hoclliic.

.Tho annual mooting of tho Ki-lolm-

Art Loaguo w i hold attheir art looms, lust Saturdayovcniiig.

Tliero was a good attendanceand tho ollicors who had pervedduring tho past year were

Tho da tos for the "Fall Exhi- -1 ii l ft .1 ... .I1 -- .

i union wcru nxuu as kiuuwb;Days for oxhibitors seuding in

their work, Nov. 11th to lGth,HlCUfclV.' Van i bing day, Nov. 20.

Membors' reception ovoning,Nov. 21.

Too exhibition will bo open toNl tho public from Nov. 2L'd to Doc.

A

ais., inclusive.Much entliusiasm was shown

amongst tho membors ovor thoproposed introduction of outor-tainmon- ts

of a litorary, dramaticand musical nature, to bo givonbotw-o- tho rogular somi-annu- al

exhibitions.it Sevoral now members wero

i..i...iThoro is an ovident increaso of

interest in art and artists in Ho-

nolulu, which it is to bo hopedwill continue

'llio Louvru OprnlicNuuanu street presented a livo-li- er

Eceno, between tho hours of7:30 and midnight S.ituiday, thanit has in many moons.

Tho eoutio of attraction wastho Louvre opening.

M oasi's. Harry Klommn and Ed.H. 1 Woltors have leased thoproperty forraorly known as thoBi'o llivo, refitted and ropaintudtho intorior and oponed a Toryci sy resort iu which to refresh theinnor mtui.

It was estimatod that six hun-dred pooplo callod there Saturdayoveninc to tost the uunlitv ofSeattle beor and liston to tho

l'.,nusio. Seven musicians bolong-t(iigtot- bo

govornmont band dis-t- jj

coursed harmony and melody forIII il... 1... ilL f i.1... - 1 1 .1 .

lUC UUI1U11U Ul tllU UIU1VU, uuu 111 010was a largo variety of entirely nowdances givon by volunteer localtalent.

Both Klomnio nnd "Welters arewell known boro and after a num-ber of years exporiuuco behind thocount ors of other bevorage storoshave finally concluded to go italone.

Tiioy will koop a good sized"stock of very superior brands ofwinos, liquors, etc.

l'lu lo Slcclu Ciirtouiin.

A call was raado at HowardHitebcooii's studio rocoutly.

Tho rooms, whioli are overTrogloan's, cornor Fort and Hotolstreets, are tastefully decoratedwith bric-a-bru- o, etc., bosidos alarge number of studios in watercolors and oil.

Of his latest work, tbe mostnotable is a picturo of his father,D H. Hitchcock. Tho paintingdopiots tho old gontlotnau seatedby t iO lire in tho living room ofbis Hummor cottage at Olaa,Hawaii.

It is esjiocially guod, tho artisthaving happily caught a puso andexpression peculiar to Mr. Hitch-cock, Sr.

On tho wall of tho studio arotwo largo pustors; ono, an adver-tisement of Las Folios Bergore,tho groat Parisian Variety theatre,is oxecnted by Cberot, the mostcelebrated cartoonist of Franco.

Tho othor is of tho same uaturoby Houoro Hautreo, and is anovelty in its way, illustratingwhat is known us "ilat" work, tlioabsurd liguros not having thoroundod out uppoarauco of ordi-nary drawing.

notices a cor-ta- in

catchy kovxciliimj about iacbof thoso cartoons, which is at-

tractive to tho eyo, crudo andrough us tho work is in the matterof detail.

C ii redA morbid nppotilo for strongdrink (alcohol) by drinking ourmild, refreshing Seattle Beor. Ondraught at Criterion.

City (Jarringo Co.. J. S. And.rado, mannger. It you want ahack witli good borso and caro-f- ul

driver ring up 'IVIophono 113,cornor of Fort and Merchantstreets. Hack at all hours.

Bicyclers aro likely to got cut,scrapod, sprained, bruised, orsome way hurt. No matter which,an application of Bedding'sRussia Salvo will tako away thosmart and pain, and euro thetroublo in a hurry. Thousandsof whoolinon uovor go on thoroad without it. "Why sliouhlyou ? 25 cents buys it of nny drug-gist. Handy box for your pockot.Hoi lister Di-i-g Co., Agts.

Tun Best Thkatmknt ion Uno-u.ii- A

When promptly nnd pro-perly tro.itod a recovery is almostcertain. This was fully demon-strated during the provaloneo ofCholora in Now York iu 180G.Go to bod as soon as the firstsymptoms appoar, remain as quiotas po?siblo, and tako Chamber-lain's Colic, Cholera and Diar-rhoea ltomedy in double dososuntil tho pain ccasos, and thenaftor oacb opcratlm of tho bowelsnioro than natural. Send for aphysician, but tako this romodyin this way until ho arrivos. Theromody should bo kopt at handroudy for instant uso. It shouldbo takou within fivo minutes nftortho first symptoms appoar. Chani-borlaiu- 's

Colic, Cholora and Diar-rhco- a

Homedy is tho most success-ful medicino that has yet boonproduced, not only fur tlio milderforms of bowel complaint, but fortho most virulont forms of AsiaticChob-ra- . For salo by BENSON,SMITH &, CO. 1M-I- m

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IPI. I? X J 3 ft

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nm SSm m si.

E, 13. THOMAS,CONTU VO'l'OR AMI) IlUJLDIStt

S.W Estimates givon on allkinds of Ston9, Brick and Vo'dwork. King slroot. 17-l- f

GONSALVES & CO,"WHOLESALE GROCERS AND

"WINE MERCHANTS.

225 Quoen stroot, Honolulu, II. I.47-t- f

KUSTACE & CO.

DEALKH.3 IS

WOOD AND COAL.

Also White nnd Black Sandat tho very lowest marketrates. Telphone No. 414.

77 tf

EVENING BULLETIN, OCTOBER 21, 1895.,., nt mi umiiimu,,,,

H. HACKELD & CO.Elavo jii9t rocoivod a now Supply of tho

Celebrated "Danish Beer"Of the following Bnnds :

"Gold Label,""Munic" and

"Export."Also, Just to hand n largo consignment of

Genuine Bavarian Hops!

FRESH PROVISIONS.

FAMILY BEEP BY THE POUND,

FAAEILY POKK BY THE POUND,

NEW POTATOES AND NEW ONIONS,

HOUSE HADISII IN BOTTLES

BLOCK BUTTER, INDIAN CHUTNEY.

Lincoln Block, King street.

Chas, flustaceTolophono

J. S. WALKER,

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL,ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON,

ALLANOE MARINE ,fe GEN. ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDONSUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO.

WILHELMA OF MAGDEBURG GENERL INSURANCE CO,NORTHWESTERN M. LIFE INS. CO., MILWAUKEE,

SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA,LIFE, FIRE and MARINE RISKS,

TAKEN at REASONABLE RATES.

Rooms 12 SPRECKELS BLOCK Honolulu, I.

I..C.Amx9 TT-T'- F II. P. Walton

:as.sB0255--SSs8E.gS.3,a5S?

W cr 2. o i r P S S. o S-- M J:M ; o o o s 5 g GQ. gM.w-MHS.ePmi-

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SB 2.S n Z'SS,g..g ;jfO8:.:!' "off.?ti,oooT1o-g.,'8i- iiSt., Tklki-iiom- : UJ'.i. FAIN 1 LU.

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H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,IMrOIlTKHS AND DKALl'HS IN

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Groceries, Provisions and Peed.Now (ioods itcccived liy Ecry l'ackct from tlio Katern Htatcs nnd Kurope.

FRESH CALIFORNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STEAMER,All Orders faithfully- utttmileil to nnd Goods DeliM-ro- to uuy

l'urt of tho City FltEK,Isi.AMl OllllUW B0LIC1TH, SaTIACTION GUAKANTEID

E.VST COltNKIt 1'OIIT AND KING STHl'XIS.

Is

Jt''i,'iijjfl.-w-rw-

Disinfectinethe

PUBIFY YOUE

I'm- - (till) tli:- -

HOLLISTER DRUG CO.

POETSEBESamnp.j"ii....j..it. rJ

Table Covers

best

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Hcrctofoto in Ilonnlulii .aid oTOtbitant t.tioefor I'or ore, of nu I.iKltI0t ((UAI.ITV. Imt . lleR

tucTt WlU 0,l,ir",' '"'necessary in

Ily buying nn largo wo worn tholwnofit of n biB reiluctiou nnd intend to givo tho fluimliiliijml-li- t ho Ailvnntngo of onr jmlicioim fereBiglit in liiivinifn largo Assortraout at tlio piowr timo.

NOT THE SIZE. QUALITY, AND PRICK OF THE BELOWMENTIONED P011TIKKES :

SIZE 10 FEET 6 INCHES LONG,

4 FEET 2 INCHES WIDEIlcnntiful dosigni heavy fringo nt top nnd Imtton'. and thupriccr nnges fnuu $5.() to $1.1..r.() tlio pair.

210.

No King Street,

AND

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tho matorial as tho PORTIERESwith benutifnl Contoi Floral Designs. Afino boarder uroniul ouch pioco hoavily fring-ed; all sices from n small stand to a largoextension tablo, prico 1. 0 to fG.oU

ORDWAY & PORTER,HOTEL ST., ROBINSON BLOC

New Goods! New Goods! New Goods I

BY EACH STEAMER FROM THE COAST

All Delicacies in Our Line.

A completo lino of btiplo an 1 auoy grocerios, as low as tho lowost.Island orders solicited.

LEWIS "&Tolophono No.

HOPP & CO.,

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Bodroom SotsSide "Boards

P. 0. Box 297

Vq iJnnng Xablcs

to

Upholstorod GoodsjNIatlrossos LoungesOhnivH in Variety.

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EVENING BULLETIN. OCTOBER 21, 1895.

SOME SHIPPING ITEMS.

Tlir mitAIIALA I'HO.U KAl'AIyi:sii:hiia jioitsixii.

A Scnrclt)- - ol Arrivals nt llie1Vlinrc-- Other "olc Along tlic Wnlcr-I'rol-

Tlii steamer ll.ill It luc tomorror after-

noon.

VUlturt to tbo USS Olympl were nleiill-fu- l

yetenlay.

Eighty toin of co.il were put In tlie Olym-jlo- 9

ImiiLers today.

Tlie collier City of Adelaide Is unloading at

ucw l'ort street wlurf.

Tlic steamer Wnlmanalo arrived from

vlndnnrd Oaliu with a small rarfo tills

morning.

The steamer Mlkahnla brought In a small

lot of rlee, 4 cabin and 43 de k pawcusentrom XttwUUUl jcsleiday tnornln;;. Sho

returns thenee tomorrow afternoon.

The steamer l.chuo arrl I'd In port et five

ii'cloil. tlil morning wltb tun Kldrcdgc tltli-ln- -

and hunting expedition from I.almlna

and I.aual on board. There were fish galore,

jiheasauts, turkeys and other game and a lot

of Jolly suti-lur.- U fUlj'is.

AIUIIVALS.

Mmr Mlkahnla. Hagland. from Kauai.

Stmr Kaah, Thompson, from Circuit of

Oaliu. .m t a .t7i m.u.

fclmr J A Cummins. N'ellson, for Waima-oalo- .

Stmr Klnau, Clarke, for Maul anil Hawaii.

Stmr Mokolll. for .Molokal and Lanal.

SMinr Kauai, Ilromi, for Walinca and

l'AS:lb.iiiKd Al.liIVEI).

Per fte.nuer MlKjlmla, from Kauai (i N

Wlleo, C Diilnsiuberg, JIr Boinpke, Mr.

l'alil and 43 on dee!;.

lHO.ir.CTUD lJUPAItTUnES.

Stmr .Tas Makce. Peterson, for Kapaa,

Tnwduy, Dei ..', U i j ni

Stmr Keauhou, for Kauai, Tuesday, Oct 22

at I p in.

StiurMlkahal.i, Freemar, for Nawlllwlll,

Koloa.Eleele, Uakancll, Wulnua, Kekahaand

Xlllwu, Tuesday, Oct 'ii, at ft p m

IMI'OltT- -,

Ev Mlknhala 60 bar r ce, 27 bdls green

hides and O' i kg sundries.

Yi:sai:t.j in tout.NVAL VLEsEI.S.

V S? llennlngtoii.Pigman.Marc Island (cruls--U

S S (Jlymjila, Heed, S iMtlltdlANTMKV.

(Coasters not included In this list.)Haw bit Andrew Welch, Iriw, S F.Am bk Albert, (irllllths. 81.Am sh S P llllel ek, (iaUs. 8 rAmb:. v, . 't.-- tlsndtier uhlp.Marle'llnekfeld. Wiilters, BremenAm bk LYhin. Calhoun, Depart mc Hay.

Haw bk P."'.' Ullliei, Morrison, I.llr bk City ot Adelaide, illluuisou, New- -

castle'Am bk Am Turin r, Wailind, New ork.

FOUEKIN VPSaEI.8 EXPECTED.

Vessels Wurielroin Wue

Am hk Edward Mav.. liosiou Due

Ur seh (illlud :.V. k.tlr lineAm schi Ann...... S V (Kaliulul) Dueier bk .1 C lMeiiirer. .. I'renen Due

Itr bk Aldergrovi . . . I.herpool DuoUuwbkU PHlthtt . M' DueAm sell Uobert l.ewers. I'gt Sound DueAm sehr Klig C. fiu. nastlcCersb ltlh'kftUI N I...)r hi; Coni'hene. .. Nmmtle

Am si h KM I' Sw'b .. Xcwi Mile ... .

Am bk Sumii'.U NewcastleNor lik Serine . Xewca.tlc OifAiAm bktu S N CasIU.S F Oct 30

Am sell Vin Hoiiden Nctiastlo Nov 1

Am bktu Aiivlla. r.uieka Nov.K)

Am lik llolllsnood. Ibitou Dec SO

Irol. IIiiMiicr'. Illness.Tiof. LloHinor of Oaliu Colleno,

who lniB beun ill clays,

was :il)lo to be out of bod for n

conplo of hours yo&torday. Thol'rofods-- i""i !! (j'.iito Sciious-l- y

sick, tho trouble being u com-

plication brought ii bunt by n

fiovoto coKl tnk.n at a tirao whenho wi)K nl ready sutluring from anervous comj.l int.

Juillrliir) Jottlnga.

Jiulgo Coopur has appointedMary Ann Hill to bo administra-

trix of tho of her lato hus-b.in- d,

Walter Hill .under 5000

bond.p. V. Macfarlano is appointed

by Judgo Cooper to sticcoed thoInto Aloxnndm- - J. Cartwright asirivdoo f"r Adolia Comwoll, tocarry out a truRt croatod by a

mortgago mado by Goorgo Trous-

seau to tho raid trustee.

It is rumored that tho CritorionHarbor shop ! ub ut to introducea novelty. Yri can now got a

michty good shavo and haircutthere from "if h r one of two oftho most d'Xtrous barbers inHonolulu.

OAHU RAILWAY 0 LAND CO.

Time; TtibloI'ltOM AND AFT11U OCT. 2Nt, 18!C.

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Ar. Wnlniinc... (:5-- 3:21 0:41)

Lv, Wiiimme.I'.wn Mill.l'i'iirl City

Ar. Honolulu

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shO who ?a jssStoA.M. A.M. P.M.

,..(1:14 l::t2 ;i:41...7:1!) 11:10 2:07 4:22

.7:-V- ) 1I:1S 2::iS 4:,r:i. . 8:2:1 10:.'I0 ::ll fi:2(l

On Suiul-iy- tnviu will lenvo Wuinimo nt.'1:47 p. in. instead of 1:32 p. in. urriiii(; inIlouolulu at o:20 p. in,

Freight Trnius will carry Pntsciigcr

G. P. Uksixon, r. C. Smith,Superintendent. C?en. Pitss. .V Tkt. Act.

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Wililers Steamship Co's

TIME TABLE.

C. L. WIOIIT, Pres. S. 11. ItOSE, See.dipt. J. A. KINO, l'ort Siupt.

Stmr. KINAU,CLARKE, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu nt 2 i m., (uticli!n( nt1)1. nn i ,1 ,., n,. ,l.f

iimedoj'; MulmUoim, Kitunilinoimiltho following ilny, urriviuy nt

Hilo tho hatno oTeiiiii.

LKATH3 HONOLULU. AIUUYKS HONOLULU.

Tuesday Oct. 2U I Tiusday Oct. IBIridav Nov. X I KrldHv Ort.2.'Tuesday Nov. 10 I Tnesday .... Not. 5Friday Nov. 20 Friday Nov. 15luaay Deo, J0 Tuntuay . . . .Nov. 2oFriday Dec.?n Friday Dec. 6

I Tue-ifa- y ... lire, 17Friday Deo. 27

lieturuiug, will lenvo Hilo nt 1 o'clockr. m., touching ut Mnlm-iron- ii

nnd Knwnihao khiuo dnv; Jliikenn,Mial.ica Hay nnd Lnlmiim (lie followingday; nrriung nt Ilouolulu the afternoonof 1 uesilny and Friday.

EWSo Fnight will bo received ufter12 uooii oil day of sailing.

Stmr. CLAUDIHE,CAMERON, Commander,

Will leuvo Honolulu Tuesday nt G i m ,touching nt Kiilmlui, Ilnim, Hntiion andKipuhulu, Muui. lteturuiiig arries utHonolulu Sunday mornings.

Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, on second tripof each month.

fit3N'o Ticight will be received afteri". M. on Uay of bailing.

This Company will reset vcm tho light tomake changes in tho time of tleiurtute andanival of its hteamers without notice midit will not bo responsible fr uny conse-iiuenc-

niisiug therefrom.Oonsignees must bo nt the Landings to

reeme their Freight; this Comiiauy willnot hold itself responsible for height afterit has been landed.

Lie stock only at owner's risk.This Company will not be icsponsible

for Money or Vuliinbles of pasr,e!igersunlov. placed in tho cmo of 1'ursuis.

Passtners aie nsjuebtod to purchaotiokets beforo oinbirkiug. Those failing todo ho will bo subject to nu ndditionalcharge of twcnty-liv- per cent.

Oceanic Steamsliip Go.

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Luupilioelioe,

LOCAL LINE

S. S. AUSTRALIA.

Arrivo Honolulu Lenvo Honolulufrom S. F. for S. I.Oct. 21 ." Oct. 27

Nov. 15 No v. 20

THROUGH LINEFrom Snn Frnncisco From Sydney for

for Sydney. Sun Francisco.

lrriie Honolulu. Lenie Honolulu.

Alameda. ..Oct. 21 Mnrinosn. . Oct 17

ASK YOUJi GJIOCJSJ;Foil Patent Excellent Flock.Highest grade Flour on the market.Cost tho same us nil other llibt-clna- s

urailes.

Canadian-Australia- n Steamship Line

Steamers of tho above Liuo ruuniui; in connection with the

CANADIAN PACIFIC HAIL WAYBetween Vancouver, U. 0., nnd Sydney, N. 8. W., nud calliug nt Victoria, 1). 0-- ,

Honolulu nud Suva (Fiji),

.A-IR-E 3DTJDE3 u-- T HOaSTOIjT3'Ij"Cr

On or about the dates below stated, viz.:

From Hjilm-j- - nud Sii, fur Vletorln nd From Victoria mill Vntiromrr, II. C toVniienutor. II. (!.i Susa nnd Hjilni-y- l

S.S."WAllltIM(0"S.y."M10Wi:i!A"..

. . .November 2 S.S. "WAMMOO". . ..December 2 S.S. "MIOWTKA"

TliroiiRli TlfkotM IhsiumI front Iliinoliilii to Cniiiulii,United States ami Kuroiie.

ruuuiiiT and rAHnr.Nar.il ahents: C2?" For Freight nnd l'nssngo nud nilGeucrnl Informntion, npjily to

1). MuXicoiiti, itfontrcnl, Cnniidn.Winnipeg, Cnnndn. JHEO. H. DAVIES & CO., L'fJ

M. At. Steiin, Snn Frniicifco,O. Jtoti. Hiiowk, Vimcouvc-r- , 11. 0. AgeutB for thoIInwnunnlBlnuds.

Oceanic SteamsliiD Co.

& piuVftt..aaiJbti

Australian Mail Service.

Por San Francisco:The Now nnd Fine Al Steel Steamship

"Mariposa"Of the Ocenuio Steamship Company willbo duo nt Honolulu from Sydney nudAuckhiud on or nliout

October 27th,And will lenvo for the nbove port withAiuils and 1'iiHsengern on or ubout tlnitdnte.

For Sydney and Auckland:

The New nnd Fino Al Sleel Steamship

"Alameda"Of the Oceanic Steamship Compnny will!i duo nl iliuitiliila i'h.i.i o.iii l'rai.tcoon or about

OctolDer 24,And will have piompt dcBpntch withAlnila nnd Passengers for tho nlxivo ports.

Tho undersigned nro now preparedto issuo

TIuoiikIi TickDts lo All 1'oiiitsin tho liiiti'd States.

C5fFor further imrtieulnrs regardingFreight or l'assngo apply to

WM. G. IRWIN &C0., L'd,General Agent?.

nSTAISMSIIED IN 1858.

BISHOP & COMPANY,IIAN'ICMIM,

Honolulii, llaw.ill.nii Iilin-N- .

Trnnmct general llntiking nudllusiness, Imm made on npprnvtd

hecurity. llitia dihoouutcd, Couuueicinlcredits grnnteil. Deposits icctivcd on cur-rent account subject to check,betters of credit ihsucd on the principalcities of the woild.

Agents of Tho Liverpool, London nudGblie Iusiirnuco Company.

Short Talks.

to hayi: iiomtowni) say s.t,ooo,from tho 1'. 11. k L. Association, nt

their Inst meeting, would huvo cost jimS37.-r)- per month, for sny, 10 yearn, lotulof f4,fitX)- - 3,000 when your mortgngo wouldbocuncellcd,$l,.r00$I.ri()Oiutoict in 10yonre, or SIM intercht in ycur, Sl."05pcrceut on $3,000.

onico Hour l'toi"0;.;";Chnuiber ot Comuicrco ltooms,

A. V. GEAR,70-t- f Secretnrj-- .

WRIGHT BROS

FORT STItEIST,

noxt to Lucns' Mill

Ships' Blacksmithincj.

Carriage Building

and Repairing

Drays, Carts and

Wagon Building

WINDLASSES

For PULLING UP TreesA SPECIALTY

AND TUB

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Pacific Mail Hip Co.

Occidental & Oriental SteansMp Co.

4mFor YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG

StenmerH of tbo uliote CompnnieH willcall nt Honolulu on their wny to thenbjvo ports on or about tho followingdntes:

Stmr Chiun Oct. 20, 1895Stmr Coptic Nov. i!8, ISftiStmr City of Felting Dec. 28, 1895

For SAN FKANCISCO:

StenmerH of the nUivo Companies willcall nt Honolulu on their wny fromHongkong and Yokohama to tho nboveport on or about tho following dntes:

Stmr Coptic Nov. 0, 1895Stmr City of Peking. . . .Dee. (5, 1895Stmr Coptic Jan. 15, 189(1Stmr Chum Feb. 2i, 189G

Rates of Passage are as follows:to toko- - to hono- -

iiama. kono.Cabin S150C0 8175.00Cnbhi, round trip, 1

mon ths 225 .00 202.50Cnbin, round trip, 12

mouths 2G2.50 31C.25Kuropeiin Steerage.... 85.00 100.00

CSTFaKsengerH paying full fnro will benllnwod 10 in.rpnnf. ilT fnr f saturnine within tuclvo inonthH.

t3"For Freight nnd Pnssnge npply to

H. HACKFELD & CO.,

tf Agents.

Ccnsol'datea Soda Water Co., L'

2TSIP1Li3-.I3X-:,

Corner Allen & Fort Sts., Honolulu.

HOLL5GTER & CO.,A cents.

J. J Sl'rxlVAN,I'rptldcnt

UiSiailesCo.,L'iHonolulu, II. I.

J. ItUCKLEY,Sec'y.

Sullivj.n & BucKLinr, JIun'g'rB.

FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES

in the City, with Competent nnd Cnre-fu- lDrivers.

J3fTourists nnd others desirous of view-ing tho most desirable p lints of inter-

est in nnd alwnt tho City will dowell to Kocuro ono of our

Carriages.

GKNTIjE SADDLE HOUSES,For Lodies or Gentlcmeu, always on

hand.

Stand at the Pantheon Stables,Corner of Fort nud Hotel Streets.

TeiiEpnoNE:Ilnw'n Hotel Stables, 32.Pantheon Stables, 81

tf Fashion Stnblcs. 118.

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WHOLESALE AND HETAIL

BUTCHERSAND

Nan Contractors

Vji)

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CLEARANCE SALE

BOYS

Boys' SJlixrt "7Vetis-tjs- -

. . . EXTRA LINE OF BOY'S PANTS

Friday

October 4-tl- i, 25th and 26tli- -

Don't Forget the dates.

At this Sale every niece Boy's midChildren Clothing, will sold greatlyreduced prices, and remember you notbuy these goods before Thursday Oct. 24th,and you positively not get thorn afterSaturday, Oct. COME EARL

Yours for business only,

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Is always exciting, but more so than usualwhen the Horses are rigged out in fineHarness. The kind of harness we mean isManufactured at the corner of Fort andKing streets, either single or in double sets.Fine Mexican Saddles. Repairing of everydescription. Lowest of prices for cash.

Alex. Chistiolm.Successor to C. lliimmcr.

WHCK SMOXMGDo IVot Ioi-jye- t tlio

vrnnirr.

"Mexican Cigar.

This is un especial brnntl imported only by It is pisithelytho best Cigar tbo city for tho money.

THE

Imported and for sale by

Hollister & Co.,COItNER FOHT AND MERCHANT STS

City Furniture Store,(Comer of Fort will Berctaula utrfctB.)

Just vocoivcJ Kx. Kk. Albert an nssortment oi

BEED iFUBNITUJJE.H.H. "WILLIAMS, (Manager).

Unilortokor nnd Eiubulinor.

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