i cv if WWft i!ii4ppimpiip 4s?f 3 The Bulletin Is Just NEWS. feS' i I'm Evening Bulletin " 5P m iA Get the mflfcffaC fopy. You Don't Get All the News and the Facts About It. &&"&? Mie News. Vol. VIII. No. 1498 HONOLULU, H. I., THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1900. Pbiob 5 Gents. , SUICIDE'S LETTERS FOUND Frank Perontka Addresses (be Public ' , and Whole World. Was Dealing With Borrowed Hone; and i team Ncarlj Everything lo His ') Creditor In Mlnneola. . Frank Peroutkn, tha Ilolicmlan from Minnesota who was found dead at tlio Villa on Tuesday, left a number of letters on tho bureau of his room. One of theso had the envelop? addressed, "To the Public." There la it letter for Harry Armltago written on onu side of a half sheet of note paper, with a postscript on tho back, which Is com- posed ns follows: "Honolulu, H. I., Mar. 22. 1000. "Honolulu City "Mr. Henry Armit.ig'j In abruptly In proceeds to conjugal of miniiniutiiitup to Join him at tho Const, com-ffiA.- "2nd but short displayed honest gentleman for that to us nB unsaiisiacioiy ns over, Gol will remember ng little ul (1 t0 vnll fnr WOntCll to gO home. 1 llC.V to Pay ft?1,.?111 i Minnesota, managed to net "Mr. Henry Armltago bo so kind and .. ... ......... ut uu wnuk i unn juu iui ...vV.. , to Tnln Tnrndn Inrnrmt for tlireo months SC2.25 on threa per sents .u. ..,. ., a.nin i..inir nn IK iiiia last & if ho utiint reui. 1 it.tso look for the draft and obllgo (over "I remain "Yours Veiy Truly "FRANK FEROUTKA. "from Winona, Minn , II. S." This Is on tho back: "Mr. Henry Armltago I with to be .".:.. .. ; tt i.Ti.. 1... Pilst Crosso Hut cheapo on my Orkve&oMlge. oderwiso It my friend 3 $200.00INPR1ZES I The BULLETIN offers to the per- - wns who, between ist ana July 31st, shall send in the largest number ot new subscribers, the fol- -. lowing prizes : Ut Prize Cleveland Bicycle $70. The winner of 1st is it liberty tn rtinnr hrtwrtn models OO. 0? ill) 1 04 01 the loco Cleveland Bicycle. MoJd 94 is nuH rnrer. Wflpht 20 DOUndS. ft. 'del 02 ia8htroadwheeI,weiRhink2 lb and Model ,oo a heavier road wt Jt w. , oVthe liono Bicycle ColVVts &2Z&22f& I MOaeiS, SnOUlU IIIC winner of 1st prize be t lady). Snd Prize, 8lner 8cwln Ma chine .... . ,, The winner of this prize may oose ( hriurtn thntulih osflllatlne shuttle ton cover, that with vibrating shuttle and cabinet top, both machines, or the "Automatic," with three drawers. Tills machine will be furnished bv B. Ucr-tfersc- n. sole agent for Hawaiian Islands. 8rd Prize, Premo Senior Canteru, 4x5, with Outfit. $40.00. ,.,- - o has n,.,.w- - Swing ..Imply Back. Double fr nwd with either or Films. The outfit Includes i nate no uer, 1 npou, 3 Trays, Developer, Fixer, Negative Hack, Graduate, Stirring Rod Lantern. Camera and outfit are from the l.ermin-yo- n Photo-Supp- ly Co., sole agents. itlt a Zonophone, the Improvement on the Gramo- phone, with 0 Records, ltO.OO. This Is the loudest and most natural talking machine invented. It is to be electtd from the stock of the Berjinte-o- MuhIc Co., sole agents for the Hawaiian islands. The following conditions of the cjntest must be observed : All subscriptions must be prepaid at least three months in advance. 2. No renewals or transfers of Mibscrlp-tlon- s will counted in this contest as new subscriptions. name must be bona fide addition to subscription 1. Subscriptions be nt in as loon as secured, together with th name and address of the person wli.un the lubscription Is to be credited, as will of subscriber. care should li- - taken to give ACCURATELY full name iddress of each subscribtr. 4 Any person In the Ha- waiian Islands eligible to try tor these prizes. During continuation of contest for the Most Popular Captain, coupons .ntltllng holder to cast many votes n of hs choice accuidlngto term of subscription, will be given I each suoscriuer iuiuuicu w m receipt for the subscription, as previously Rates: W.po per year, 2.cc for months;strictly in advance. want mo Durrled Winona or My Daughter then you can pay all Expcns & send my body their." Tho main letter begins thus: "All Public o Wholo World 1 must let know what kind living I havo since I Married and that is IT year ago." pn tho buck of tho sec- ond sheet, the wholo letter covering a dozen pages, are endorsed tho words, "For tho public world." After the Introductory sentence al- ready given writer say that after saving $303 working a shoemaker ho started business for him- self. Almost Immediately after his marriage, he nsscrtj, a doctor whom he names trespassed upon his rights, which was the beginning a hue no I'Hcd In a time con- - soitlo ", micr write Tin letter & stay there a a year she letUrllOll vmir where she n.i,r.iii, the prize wheel U'U and the Dlnl.w Plates Prize, a the lists. the Great the new is the the the the his new you tin tho over long train of miseries. Sometime later a Journeyman shoemaker In his cm-plo- y, also named In tho letter, became tho unlawful recipient of hla wife's af- fections. Pcroutkn hoped that hlh wlfo would come to n better stato mind after the birth of a child, but tho ovent proved very much tho contrary "Sho not llko mo nt all," Is tho terse description of mo at all," his tcdao description of her nttltudo then. DUheirtened hn left for California, whence after a the business Into her oun bands. Vl tor four years sho failed . . . ..,.,, f ,,,. "w " " " ." "' " V"" . . . ..!.... ....... ...... l,. ',B " ' , of .l to shoot tho arising a temptation hi" wlfo and any of her male friends discovered In her ,.... Hut ,.ia decision Is recorded: 'I ran not tukc life. I prefer to tako my own first." Then ho desires all tho newspapers to publish a list of about a scoro of men whom he charges with having con- - trlbutcd to his sorrow J. "uesi rcgarus 10 my menus, me ""fortunate man concludes, "and extra very bes .regards to ny very Rood ......... " ,": ;a, 01 personal euecin mil iiviu. niuiu iuu "ono hair chain and one lady 8 wnlch and short watch chain, and neck chains: one nlaln ring, ono In my ! pocket book: ono set ring, two on my lingers; ono gold-fille- d watch and solid ha, charm not Ono clmvm contains his child's hair. The hair tfSlfA'S Jo msr ho stole Ho lcavos his own watch to his daughter, also all hii books and flOO. The rest belongs to John Poroda, butcher in Winona, Minnesota, from whom ho borrowed $ SHOO on two notes, Dec. 14, 1899. Hero ho bought 100 ... ', ,..,.. a n rr. ..... Mr Armltago. He says ho has 30O In nBl b bank nlul ,.lwo chccks rrom ab'",t Jfc0 ta tta pant3 &" this honest." ho states I In closing tho Inventory "and you ,. , i.iin to Rn.i t,im (nnmelng his Wlnom creditor) all nbovo after paying my funeral, and that Bhould not bo ovor $100, and tho teat, clothing, sugar stoek phares monoy for and u j, jeweiry ,,i,ch i 'l0 nt elvo to my dauhtor send to him becnus eit Is all for his money I want you to send him nil." Below his signnturo the declaration ot intended sulcldo mndo thus: "When I can not live with my wife and good child, then I do not wnnt to llvn nnv Innppr. ..Goo,i j,yo who knows me and 1 wlfih you would publish In all the p.ipers." I"B Another Clenr Day. 2 p. m. Theio aro no new developments at the Hoard of Health ofTlce today. Tho bulle- tin again shows a row of ci- phers. This is the fifth clear day ot tho now scries. AHHimlt With a Weapon. Tho enso of Pan Sang, Poll Choy, Ah Mang, Leo I.oong and Tung, C'hong charged with assault with a weapon nu Clico Kit, camo up In tho Polkp Court this forenoon but wni set for tho 9th, Inst. This was tho ciirq in which Cheo Kit had til skull injured by an attack with plckawi and tho llko in Mnnon. Tho troublo aroto over a water dispute. Attorney General Cooper Is leprc-Hentl- tho prosecution In the Down- ing case In tho Polleo Court. Crrtgh-to- n and Strauss for tho pioecutlou. St. LouIb College L. 8. Tho St. Louis Colloga Literary So- ciety held 11 meeting last night at which tho following aincuro for the en- suing year were elected: C. II. Hose, president: D. P. Zablan, vlro president: 13. Herndt, secretary and treasurer; Ilrother Thomas, stage manager. Three now members elected to active membership. The society will present another play In tho near future. Two Vc8el8 Depart. Tho Russian bark Aldebarhn sailed for Uaker's iBland today to load guano for Now South Tho Helen Denny sailed for Eureka to load lumber for Now South Wales. OF CLAIMS COORT A. G. H. Rrbertson Oilers Pertinent Points for Discussion. Is (be Court lo Determine the Gcwnmem's Liability or Assess Damages' and Accept Full Liability Money to Pay. Editor Evening Bulletin. Tho ob- jection to tho Court of Claims which hus been raised by tho Chamber of Commerce and tho Finance Committee of tho Council amounts to moro than a mcro objection to tho constitution of the Court. This Is shown by tho re marks made at yesterday's meeting of the Chamber as well ns by the report of the Finance Committee. Tho difference of opinion ns to tho composition of tho Court arisen from two different as to the purpose for which the Court Is established. As I understand the Government In favor of paying for losses that can bo shown to have been raused by Ille- gal acts, cither of ommlsslou or com- mission on tho part of the Health au- thorities, but refuse to pay for tho de- struction of property by tho Board of Health If the Board Is shown to havo acted within Its lcgnl authority. Tho President therrfoio appointed tho Court of Claims for the purposo of deciding primarily whether according to legal principles the Hoard of Health has committed any nets or gone beyond its nuthorlty in destroying property in its endeavors to suppress the plnguo epidemic, if the Hoard lia3 done only what It was legally Justified In doing the Government admits no ni,ii,rninn nnv Tho quCBUon as t0 tho Board's rights authority Is a question of law, and i"ai oeing me principal question 10 bo submitted to tho Court of Claims, tho President very properly composed tho Court of lawyers. It would be absurd to submit uu im- portant question of law lo tho decision of a Court composed, oven partially only, of Inymen. I do not express any opinion ns to the quajlllcatlonn of - l" ,cnst ona o lhcm ,g sonaiiy inieresieu U3 1111 owner in uiuuuiowii inupvn-y- . 11 11113 ku iiiu nppointment should not hive hi en made. Now the Chamber of Commerce wants and expects the public treasury to pay for all losses resulting from tho Uonrd of Health's nctlon In continuing tho plague, irrespective entirely of any legal obllcatlon on the part of the Gov ernment to pay. From tho standpoint ot tho Chamber questions of law should cut no figure , .,, ,Hnr nt nil r'nni.,.nnonllv Ihn members of tho Chamber can sco no senso In appointing lawyers on tho Court, and according to their theory tho only work for tho Court to do Is to accldo tho question of tho vnluo of tho property destroyed.. It is useless for gentlemen to nrcuse a lawyer of appointing lawyois, when tho nccussers, as business men, aro committing tho same offensa by clam- oring for tho appointment of business men. Tho first thing to do Is to ilecldo tho Court Is to 1)J appointed for. If it is for tho purptio of deciding ably better than nttorncya. Tho composition ot tho Court would almost settle Itself If tho object of Its appointment wcro agreed on. Tho losses havo been variously esti- mated at from ?2,000,0C0 to $7,000,000. As tho opportunity to present claims affords n grand chnnco for fraud and Imposition on tho Government perhaps they will totnl up neare-- lo tho latter figure than tho former. I havo yet to hear whero the money to pay these claims is taming I10111. It Is certainly not In tho Treasury now, and It would not bs right to Dor-ro- w It, issuing bonds, for posterity will no doubt havo epidemic enough of Its own to pny for. A. G. M. KOHK11TSON. Honolulu, April 5, 1900. nitlEF HISTORY. Tho majority of fashlonablo people of Honolulu rather buy their hats In Iwnkaml's Hat Department than any- where else. TUB WATERMAN IDEAfc FOUN- TAIN PEN. AH sizes, nil shapes. H. F. WICIU'AN. HONOLULU : SCHOOL OF DAY ANDN'GHT CLASSES COWAN AND HARRIS Rooms ii-- u, wd Floor J 9 a, m 4 e. m. Hours r.io-- vy p, m PROGRESS BLOCK Tho Perontka hns 0. Sr., , ".".S",,, questions of law, lawyers should com-- s Sliding Front, and l.nk and Jmavom It. If It Is to estimate using. This camera may be otters were , coud Uo tUo k , b. and Lat- ent yet 1. be Each should to as and so , h. to '"subscription three ns it Is , la ,,, it. "Kute is or so Is were Wales. PURPOSE ideas It Is Illegal i what FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT Council of State Yotes Money and Hakes Comment. Liberal Pro;lslon for Board of Health -- Couit cf Claims to Be Discussed Further on Friday-Depart- Monies. The following members were present at the Council of Stato meeting yester day nfternoon: President Dole, Minis tors E. A. Mott-Smlt- h, Young, Damon and Cooper; Councillors Kennedy, Nott, Gear, Jones, Roblnuon, Kaulukou, Iscnbcrg, Achl, Allen, Gonsalves, mid Robertson. Mr. Jones presented tho repot t of tho special commlttco on Act No. 7, for expenses of the Court of Claims, tho gist of which was given In yesterday's Bulletin. After somo discussion, tho Executive wanting time for consideration, thn bill with tho report was mado the special order for Friday. Mr. Young reported on the claim of John K. Prendergast for two succcsslvo chairmen of the Koolauloa road board, in 1891 and lvJ' amounting to ?2'J3 75. Tho clnlm was u Jtnt one but succeed- ing rond boards had declined to pay the money out of road taxes for their terms. Ho recommended tho Insertion of an item to pay tho bill. Adopted. Tho consideration of Ileum In Act I No. 2 was resumed with results as follows: JoneH Scores Rowell. To complcto Nuuanit road to Pall, $17,000. Mr. Jones asked who made, thn esti- mate, nnd, being told tho Superinten- dent of Public Works, said ho was ono who had advanced money to complete? this road. Ho nsk?d tho Superinten- dent what It would coit, and ho assur- ed him he could do tho work for $U,-00- 0. Now, with the unpaid bills appro- priated and this Item, they wore ask- ed for $23,565.18, or 00 per cent moro thnn was assured him. lie would vote for the item but at tho camo tlmo nd slved tho Mlniitcr to look around for another ftveriutendent of Public Works. Mr. Iscnbcrg Kokua nut (very much agreed.) 1110 item passed. . From Current Account. Walalac and Koko Head, $2500. Ewa and Waianne: Klpnna bridge and approaches, $1000. Wulaltia: Homestead road mid bridge, $2,000. Here nn Item .wns Insetted: Roads and bridges, Kauai: Hanalel, $5,000. Road Damages. All inlands, unpaid bills, $773.50; new, $125,000, commltteo recommends $225,000 which carried. Electric light Honolulu unpaid bills, $2729.88. Lighting streets other than Honolu lu and Hllo unpaid bllu, $11.2,,. Electric light Honolulu, $12,000 Qasollno plant 200 h. p. for electric station, Nuunnu, $12,000. Referred to Attorney Gcuornl as to right In view of Hawaiian Electric Co. s franchise. Running expenses laundries, $3000. Iwllel ditch, $1200. Addition to postofllce, Honolulu, $13,-00- 0. Mr. Jones asked what's tho use, If tho United States takes over the post-ofll- co within threo months. Mr. Young answered If such docH not happen postal business will bo In n bud box. Tho Item pnsscd. New government dlspeiif.iry mid emergency hospital, $25,000. Committee recommends $30,000 for Insane Asylum bulldlnga. Mr. Iscnbcrg hud been out then; thni morning. Thero aro 13i neoplo thoie, and tho buildings falling awny. Mr. Young supported the Item and It passed. Illlo-Piii- ui Telephone. ' Telephone from Noith Kona to South Kohala, $2500. Committee recommends $1200 for telcphono from Hllo eoitrthouso to Puna on condition that residents pio-vld- o n llko amount and Government hao frco uso of two Instrument' for five yenis. Carried. Uonrd of Health IMIIh. Hoard of Health. Commltteo $3753.33 - for unpaid bills, giving Items. Carried. Kulaupnpa store, $20,000. Commit tea recommends nn additional Item of $351.33 tor settlement of kulciiuu claims at Knlmipapn. Can If d. Removing Garbage: Coninilcteo $200 for unpaid bills. C'nr-rl6- d. Purclias& 12 odorleni oxcauloi'B, $12,000: 2 sewerage scows, $3,000; I! (Continued on page C.) Ruts in Chinatown. Luna Blindage on the staff of Mr. Hilts killed a rat near Knumakaplll church, and sent It to Dr. Hoffmann for post mortem according to standing or- ders. The men cleaning up tho firo debris In Chlnntqwn report many rats in the district. HON, H0AP1LI BAKER DEAD Close of Career of Well-Know- n and Honored Hawaiian. Prominent Figure of the Monarchy Descended From Chiefs or National Note Demise Sudden -F- uneral Sunday. Robert Honplll Raker, aged about 53 years, died nt tho homj of J. A. Cum- mins, Pawaa, late yesterday afternoon. Heart disease was ho lomplalnt. De- ceased had been 111 for it long period. Robert Honplll JSait'T whs born at Walkapu, Maul, flity ycar.i ago. Hn family was of lilgti rank and under the monarchy ho was 11 men of piomtueucc. Ho wns of splendid phyxinui; and pre- possessing demeanor. Sometimes win-- conducting evening regimental rVls as colonel of the fences people would mistake him fur King Knlakaun. Ho wns coiumlssiuiii'J as first lieutenant 111 the King's Gu.ud mi Feb. 12. 1S7, and Mnjor on Much 17. liSl. Major Raker was appointed Gover- nor of Maul, Moloknl and Lanal on Oct. 4, 18SG, and held tho position until tho Reform Legislature of 18s7 abolish- ed governorships. At the samo tlmo tho wife of his brother, Colonel John T. linker, a chlefess, wns Governess of Hawaii. Major Uakor was appointed by Kalakaua as a member of tho Privy Council of Stato on August '2, 18S4, wui'vu uiuuuKniani renewing ins com- mission as such on March 7, 1891, when sho reconstructed that body, which held 11 slmllur relation to tho Crown ns that held by the Council of State to I the Executive of tho Republic. On May 15, 1889 Major Raker wus promoted to bo p and Col- - oncl on tho staff ot Kalakaua, and ho received a similar commission from Lllluoknlanl In March, lS'Jl. .Colonel Uakor took tho oath to tho Republic of Hawaii on January 9, 1835. He was appointed n member ot tho Hoard ot Registration of Electors for this Island. Colouel Raker was formerly a member ot tho Anglican church, attached to Ulshop Willis's congregation of St. An- drew's Cathedral. Ho-wo- b n native Ha- waiian of high Intel llgonco and fine manners, with a genial disposition that made friends of nil who became ac- quainted with him. Hla mnnly form will be greatly misled on tho streets of Honolulu. The funeral of the late Robeit Hon plll Itakcr will take place Sunday af- ternoon. Tho body will He In state in Mlillnni Hall back ot the opern houso from 2 to 4 and tho services will begin at the hitter hour. G. J. Waller will officiate us head of tho Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ ot the Latter Day Saints ot which deceased wus 11 member. Interment will tnke place In Knwalhuo cemetery. Deceased leaves .1 wife, Mrs Erama Baker and the foltowing children. Robert Honplll Raker, Jr., of the band, Mrs. C. W. Uooth and Vllo linker nnd Emma Raker, minors. Robert Honplll Riker wns ot noblo blood. Ho was a descendant of Llloa, the first king of Hnwall and his great grandfather wns Naputipahucho", high chief of Maul. The Orphcum. The performance of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" by Ernest Ilognn'i company at the Orphcum tonight li looked forward to with n, great deal of Intereat. Mr. Hognn ns Uncle Tom should bo any- thing hut disappointing. The gentle- man has nt times, even In comedy work, Bhown Hint he possesses tho ability to make a pait of this kind a decided success, If not n revelation. The coloicd company will have the support of tho Orphcum stock conipany and tho combination should icalle the expectations of tho most fastidious. Thcui Is a good advinro bale, and a big houso Is assured. Heretofore the hlna-In- g members of tho company havo con fined themselves to lcgltlmnto harmon- ics, but tonight theio Is 11 promlsj of some old time plantation singing 1:1 which It would he !uio-Mb!,- i to fiom running Into tun "bather shop" chords, tint oilglnated on the Southern plantations during tho times of slavery, which aio i.o enjnynbto. No doubt Mr. Hognn has been saving this clabs ot woik for tin end of his If so it will be k treat. Rat Had Nu iiacllll. I'd. Towso bent to the bibointory of the Hoard of Health tills morning a int killed by ono of tho Chinatown Inborn 3 In n cesspool near t li. ruin uf Knuma- kaplll church. Dr. lloitnmnn made some slides this morning and found the rat to be perfectly fieo from plague bacilli. Court ol Clnlmn. The former serge ot the Senato went up to tho office of the Chief Justice In tho government build lug this forenoon nnd removed there- from tho sign that has .10 long marked tho entrance. This was done prepara- tory of tho occupancy of Un office by the Court of Claims. TWO WILL CASE APPEALS John Cassldy Appointed Goirdlan ot Mrs. i. Weir Robertson, Bark Stmlnole L!b:l Dismiss(d Sttthment of Mrs. Wllielm's Ettale -C- ourt Visits Disputed Ground. Maria do Silva Pavao petitions for letters of administration on the estate ot her late husband, which consists of a $1,000 policy In tho Gctmnula Life In nurance Co. Judge Silllman yesterday ordered the will ot Annie N. Holokahlki admitted to probate, appointing Wllllo II. Holo kablkl sole executor under $500 bund. Ka-n- o for petitioner; Ka.ieakuu for K. Kekoa, contestant, n broth r of Iho tes tatrix. The contest int'.( uttorucy not- ed nn nppcal to a Jury. On the petition of Mrs. Eliza B. Cas- sldy, Judge Silllman Imp appointed John Cassldy as guardian of Mrs. Mar caret A. Robertson, widow of the late Jas. Weir Robertson unit sister of pe- titioner, nnd who is nun at Stockton, Cal. The bond Is $0,000. A. W. Car- ter for petitioner. An appeal of Angcllno DcvcrlU of Hanalel, Kauai, from Judge. Stanley's decrco admitting to probate tho will of her mother. Mrs. Emma Angelina Dcverill has been withdrawn. The will mado decedent's brother, Thomas Llndscy ot Walmca, Haw-all- , i.ole de- visee and executor. Judgo Silllman sustained tho excep- tions to the libel of th bark Seminole by Sam Fuiishlmn on account of al- leged assault nnd talso arrest upon complainant by Chlpmnn Taylor, mas- ter ot the vessel. Robertson & Wlldir for plaintiff In Clcghorn vs. Castle rnovo to n day for hearing tho demurrer of Mary Drown, ono of tho defendants. . In making an order approving the accounts of F. J. Wllhclm, as adminis- trator of his deceased wife's estate. Judge Silllman den'.es tho claim ot Frcderlcw Albert Smith, nn adopted child, for a portion of tho estate. The articles of adoption did not doclarc tho child to bo nn heir of deceased. Mrs. U11I Smithies, wife ot Archibald Smithies, daughter, is declared In ths order boIo heir subject to it life Inter- est of the surviving htiRbend In one-thi- rd of the income of tho real estate Judge Silllman had tho Mano.i water controversy of Lum Ah Leo's va. Ah Soong's hul before hlia ngain. The Court goes up to look nt the premises this afternoon. WANTS $5000 DAMAGE8. S. Furushlraa, former steward ot the bark Seminole, has brought suit against Captain C. T.tvlor of that ves- sel. Plalntirt claims $5,009 damages, alleged to have rcsultul to him from Injury done to his poiton, reputation, character and feelings In that the de fendant did on March Hi, 1900, wilful- ly and mnllcIoiiKly iihsault nnd beat him nnd did then tnd thero wilfully, maliciously nnd unlawfully cause him to bo wrongly imprisoned nnd re- strained or his liberty. Mngoon nnd Long for plaintiff. Thn libel has been removed from tho Seminole on account of tho nctlon or Judgo Silllman who throw out the hill libeling tho ship. It was his decision that tho matter should have been per- sonal. As a result of this, thn action against Captain Tavlor N hrnueht. We have the most satisiac tory SHOES right in hand, now, for this .spring; walking that we h.ive' -- ver offered at this price $3.00 ?0WN Maket $3.00 Shoe; B This shoe has been made to the times it's a reliable shoe for little money. Manufacturers' Shoe Co,' Sole Agents.
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i!ii4ppimpiip4s?f3 The Bulletin Is Just NEWS. feS' i I'mEvening Bulletin " 5P m iA
Get the mflfcffaC fopy.You Don't Get
All the News and the Facts About It. &&"&? Mie News.
Vol. VIII. No. 1498 HONOLULU, H. I., THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1900. Pbiob 5 Gents.
, SUICIDE'S LETTERS FOUND
Frank Perontka Addresses (be Public'
, and Whole World.
Was Dealing With Borrowed Hone; and
i team Ncarlj Everything lo His
') Creditor In Mlnneola.
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Frank Peroutkn, tha Ilolicmlan fromMinnesota who was found dead at tlioVilla on Tuesday, left a number ofletters on tho bureau of his room. Oneof theso had the envelop? addressed,"To the Public." There la it letterfor Harry Armltago written on onu
side of a half sheet of note paper, witha postscript on tho back, which Is com-posed ns follows:
"Honolulu, H. I., Mar. 22. 1000."Honolulu City
"Mr. Henry Armit.ig'j
In
abruptly
In
proceeds to
conjugalof
miniiniutiiitup to Join him at tho Const, com-ffiA.-
"2nd but short displayed
honest gentleman for that to us nB unsaiisiacioiy ns over,
Gol will remember ng littleul (1 t0 vnll fnr WOntCll to gO home. 1 llC.V toPayft?1,.?111 i Minnesota, managed to net
"Mr. Henry Armltago bo so kind and.. ... .........utuu wnuk i unn juu iui ...vV.. ,
to Tnln Tnrndn Inrnrmt for tlireomonths SC2.25 on threa per sents.u. ..,. ., a.nin i..inir nn IK iiiialast & if ho utiint reui. 1 it.tso lookfor the draft and obllgo (over
"I remain"Yours Veiy Truly
"FRANK FEROUTKA."from Winona, Minn , II. S."This Is on tho back:"Mr. Henry Armltago I with to be
.".:.. .. ; tt i.Ti.. 1...
Pilst Crosso Hut cheapo on myOrkve&oMlge. oderwiso It my friend
3 $200.00INPR1ZESI
The BULLETIN offers to the per- -
wns who, between ist anaJuly 31st, shall send in the largestnumber ot new subscribers, the fol- -.
lowing prizes :
Ut Prize Cleveland Bicycle $70.The winner of 1st is it liberty
tn rtinnr hrtwrtn models OO. 0? ill) 1 04 01
the loco Cleveland Bicycle. MoJd 94 isnuH rnrer. Wflpht 20 DOUndS. ft. 'del 02
ia8htroadwheeI,weiRhink2 lb andModel ,oo a heavier road wt Jt w. ,
oVthe liono Bicycle ColVVts&2Z&22f& I
MOaeiS, SnOUlU IIIC winner of 1st prize be
t lady).
Snd Prize, 8lner 8cwln Machine.... . ,,
The winner of this prize may oose(hriurtn
thntulih osflllatlne shuttle ton cover,
that with vibrating shuttle and cabinettop, both machines, or the"Automatic," with three drawers. Tillsmachine will be furnished bv B. Ucr-tfersc- n.
sole agent for HawaiianIslands.
8rd Prize, Premo Senior Canteru,4x5, with Outfit. $40.00.
,.,- - o has n,.,.w- - Swing..ImplyBack. Double
frnwd with either or Films. Theoutfit Includes i nate no uer, 1 npou, 3Trays, Developer, Fixer, Negative Hack,Graduate, Stirring Rod Lantern.Camera and outfit are from the l.ermin-yo- n
Photo-Supp- ly Co., sole agents.
itlt a Zonophone, theImprovement on the Gramo-
phone, with 0 Records, ltO.OO.This Is the loudest and most natural
talking machine invented. It is to be
electtd from the stock of the Berjinte-o-
MuhIc Co., sole agents for the Hawaiianislands.
The following conditions of the cjntestmust be observed :
All subscriptions must be prepaid atleast three months in advance.
2. No renewals or transfers of Mibscrlp-tlon- s
will counted in this contest asnew subscriptions. name must be
bona fide addition to subscription1. Subscriptions be nt in as
loon as secured, together with th nameand address of the person wli.un thelubscription Is to be credited, as will of
subscriber. care should li-- takento give ACCURATELY full nameiddress of each subscribtr.
4 Any person In the Ha-
waiian Islands eligibleto try tor these prizes.
During continuation of contestfor the Most Popular Captain, coupons.ntltllng holder to cast many votes
n of hs choice accuidlngtoterm of subscription, will be given I
each suoscriuer iuiuuicu w mreceipt for the subscription, as previously
Rates: W.po per year,
2.cc for months;strictly in advance.
want mo Durrled Winona or MyDaughter then you can pay all Expcns& send my body their."
Tho main letter beginsthus: "All Public o Wholo World 1
must let know what kind living Ihavo since I Married and that is ITyear ago." pn tho buck of tho sec-
ond sheet, the wholo letter covering adozen pages, are endorsed tho words,"For tho public world."
After the Introductory sentence al-
ready given writer saythat after saving $303 working ashoemaker ho started business for him-self. Almost Immediately after hismarriage, he nsscrtj, a doctor whom henames trespassed upon hisrights, which was the beginning a
huenoI'Hcd In a time con- -
soitlo ", micrwrite Tin letter & stay there a a year she
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long train of miseries. Sometime latera Journeyman shoemaker In his cm-plo- y,
also named In tho letter, becametho unlawful recipient of hla wife's af-
fections.Pcroutkn hoped that hlh wlfo would
come to n better stato mind after thebirth of a child, but tho ovent provedvery much tho contrary "Sho not llkomo nt all," Is tho terse description ofmo at all," his tcdao description ofher nttltudo then. DUheirtened hnleft for California, whence after a
the business Into her oun bands. Vl
tor four years sho failed. . . ..,.,, f ,,,.
"w " " " ." "' "V"" .. . ..!.... ....... ...... l,.',B " ', of .l to shoottho arising a temptation
hi" wlfo and any of her male friendsdiscovered In her ,.... Hut ,.iadecision Is recorded: 'I ran not tukclife. I prefer to tako my own first."Then ho desires all tho newspapers topublish a list of about a scoro of menwhom he charges with having con- -trlbutcd to his sorrow J.
"uesi rcgarus 10 my menus, me""fortunate man concludes, "and extravery bes .regards to ny very Rood......... " ,": ;a,01 personal euecin mil iiviu. niuiu iuu"ono hair chain and one lady 8 wnlchand short watch chain, and neckchains: one nlaln ring, ono In my
! pocket book: ono set ring, two on mylingers; ono gold-fille- d watch and solidha, charm not Ono clmvm
contains his child's hair. The hair
tfSlfA'SJo msrho stole
Ho lcavos his own watch to hisdaughter, also all hii books and flOO.The rest belongs to John Poroda,butcher in Winona, Minnesota, fromwhom ho borrowed $ SHOO on two notes,Dec. 14, 1899. Hero ho bought 100... ', ,..,.. a n rr. .....Mr Armltago. He says ho has 30O InnBl b bank nlul ,.lwo chccks rrom
ab'",t Jfc0 ta tta pant3&"this honest." ho states I
In closing tho Inventory "and you,. , i.iin to Rn.i t,im(nnmelng his Wlnom creditor) allnbovo after paying my funeral, andthat Bhould not bo ovor $100, and thoteat, clothing, sugar stoek pharesmonoy for and u j, jeweiry ,,i,ch i'l0 nt elvo to my dauhtor send to himbecnus eit Is all for his money Iwant you to send him nil."
Below his signnturo the declarationot intended sulcldo mndo thus:"When I can not live with my wifeand good child, then I do not wnnt tollvn nnv Innppr.
..Goo,i j,yo who knows me and 1 wlfihyou would publish In all the p.ipers."
I"B
Another Clenr Day.2 p. m. Theio aro no new
developments at the Hoard ofHealth ofTlce today. Tho bulle-tin again shows a row of ci-
phers. This is the fifth clearday ot tho now scries.
AHHimlt With a Weapon.Tho enso of Pan Sang, Poll Choy, Ah
Mang, Leo I.oong and Tung, C'hongcharged with assault with a weaponnu Clico Kit, camo up In tho PolkpCourt this forenoon but wni set fortho 9th, Inst. This was tho ciirq inwhich Cheo Kit had til skull injuredby an attack with plckawi and tho llkoin Mnnon. Tho troublo aroto over awater dispute.
Attorney General Cooper Is leprc-Hentl-
tho prosecution In the Down-ing case In tho Polleo Court. Crrtgh-to- n
and Strauss for tho pioecutlou.
St. LouIb College L. 8.Tho St. Louis Colloga Literary So-
ciety held 11 meeting last night atwhich tho following aincuro for the en-
suing year were elected: C. II. Hose,president: D. P. Zablan, vlro president:13. Herndt, secretary and treasurer;Ilrother Thomas, stage manager. Threenow members elected to activemembership. The society will presentanother play In tho near future.
Two Vc8el8 Depart.Tho Russian bark Aldebarhn sailed
for Uaker's iBland today to loadguano for Now South
Tho Helen Denny sailed for Eurekato load lumber for Now South Wales.
OF CLAIMS COORT
A. G. H. Rrbertson Oilers Pertinent
Points for Discussion.
Is (be Court lo Determine the Gcwnmem's
Liability or Assess Damages' and Accept
Full Liability Money to Pay.
Editor Evening Bulletin. Tho ob-
jection to tho Court of Claims whichhus been raised by tho Chamber ofCommerce and tho Finance Committeeof tho Council amounts to moro thana mcro objection to tho constitution ofthe Court. This Is shown by tho remarks made at yesterday's meeting ofthe Chamber as well ns by the reportof the Finance Committee.
Tho difference of opinion ns to thocomposition of tho Court arisen fromtwo different as to the purposefor which the Court Is established.
As I understand the GovernmentIn favor of paying for losses that canbo shown to have been raused by Ille-gal acts, cither of ommlsslou or com-
mission on tho part of the Health au-
thorities, but refuse to pay for tho de-
struction of property by tho Board ofHealth If the Board Is shown to havoacted within Its lcgnl authority.
Tho President therrfoio appointedtho Court of Claims for the purposo ofdeciding primarily whether accordingto legal principles the Hoard of Healthhas committed any nets or gonebeyond its nuthorlty in destroyingproperty in its endeavors to suppressthe plnguo epidemic, if the Hoard lia3done only what It was legally JustifiedIn doing the Government admits noni,ii,rninn nnv
Tho quCBUon as t0 tho Board's rightsauthority Is a question of law, and
i"ai oeing me principal question 10bo submitted to tho Court of Claims,tho President very properly composedtho Court of lawyers.
It would be absurd to submit uu im-
portant question of law lo tho decisionof a Court composed, oven partiallyonly, of Inymen. I do not express anyopinion ns to the quajlllcatlonn of- l"
,cnst ona o lhcm ,gsonaiiy inieresieu U3 1111 owner inuiuuuiowii inupvn-y- . 11 11113 ku iiiunppointment should not hive hi enmade.
Now the Chamber of Commercewants and expects the public treasuryto pay for all losses resulting from thoUonrd of Health's nctlon In continuingtho plague, irrespective entirely of anylegal obllcatlon on the part of the Government to pay.
From tho standpoint ot tho Chamberquestions of law should cut no figure, .,, ,Hnr nt nil r'nni.,.nnonllv Ihnmembers of tho Chamber can sco nosenso In appointing lawyers on thoCourt, and according to their theorytho only work for tho Court to do Is toaccldo tho question of tho vnluo of thoproperty destroyed..
It is useless for gentlemen to nrcusea lawyer of appointing lawyois, whentho nccussers, as business men, arocommitting tho same offensa by clam-oring for tho appointment of businessmen.
Tho first thing to do Is to ilecldotho Court Is to 1)J appointed for.
If it is for tho purptio of deciding
ably better than nttorncya.Tho composition ot tho Court would
almost settle Itself If tho object ofIts appointment wcro agreed on.
Tho losses havo been variously esti-mated at from ?2,000,0C0 to $7,000,000.As tho opportunity to present claimsaffords n grand chnnco for fraud andImposition on tho Government perhapsthey will totnl up neare-- lo tho latterfigure than tho former.
I havo yet to hear whero the moneyto pay these claims is taming I10111.
It Is certainly not In tho Treasurynow, and It would not bs right to Dor-ro- w
It, issuing bonds, for posterity willno doubt havo epidemic enough of Itsown to pny for.
A. G. M. KOHK11TSON.Honolulu, April 5, 1900.
nitlEF HISTORY.Tho majority of fashlonablo people
of Honolulu rather buy their hats InIwnkaml's Hat Department than any-where else.
TUB WATERMAN IDEAfc FOUN-TAIN PEN. AH sizes, nil shapes. H. F.WICIU'AN.
HONOLULU : SCHOOLOF
DAY ANDN'GHT CLASSES
COWAN AND HARRISRooms ii-- u, wd Floor J 9 a, m 4 e. m.
Hours r.io--vy p, m
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Council of State Yotes Money and
Hakes Comment.
Liberal Pro;lslon for Board of Health -- Couit
cf Claims to Be Discussed Further on
Friday-Depart- Monies.
The following members were presentat the Council of Stato meeting yesterday nfternoon: President Dole, Ministors E. A. Mott-Smlt- h, Young, Damonand Cooper; Councillors Kennedy,Nott, Gear, Jones, Roblnuon, Kaulukou,Iscnbcrg, Achl, Allen, Gonsalves, midRobertson.
Mr. Jones presented tho repot t of thospecial commlttco on Act No. 7, forexpenses of the Court of Claims, thogist of which was given In yesterday'sBulletin.
After somo discussion, tho Executivewanting time for consideration, thn billwith tho report was mado the specialorder for Friday.
Mr. Young reported on the claim ofJohn K. Prendergast for two succcsslvochairmen of the Koolauloa road board,in 1891 and lvJ' amounting to ?2'J3 75.Tho clnlm was u Jtnt one but succeed-ing rond boards had declined to pay themoney out of road taxes for theirterms. Ho recommended tho Insertionof an item to pay tho bill. Adopted.
Tho consideration of Ileum In ActI
No. 2 was resumed with results asfollows:
JoneH Scores Rowell.To complcto Nuuanit road to Pall,
$17,000.Mr. Jones asked who made, thn esti-
mate, nnd, being told tho Superinten-dent of Public Works, said ho was onowho had advanced money to complete?this road. Ho nsk?d tho Superinten-dent what It would coit, and ho assur-ed him he could do tho work for $U,-00- 0.
Now, with the unpaid bills appro-priated and this Item, they wore ask-ed for $23,565.18, or 00 per cent morothnn was assured him. lie would votefor the item but at tho camo tlmo ndslved tho Mlniitcr to look around foranother ftveriutendent of PublicWorks.
Mr. Iscnbcrg Kokua nut (very muchagreed.)
1110 item passed. .
From Current Account.Walalac and Koko Head, $2500.Ewa and Waianne: Klpnna bridge
and approaches, $1000.Wulaltia: Homestead road mid
bridge, $2,000.Here nn Item .wns Insetted: Roads
and bridges, Kauai: Hanalel, $5,000.Road Damages. All inlands, unpaid
bills, $773.50; new, $125,000, commltteorecommends $225,000 which carried.
Electric light Honolulu unpaid bills,$2729.88.
Lighting streets other than Honolulu and Hllo unpaid bllu, $11.2,,.
Electric light Honolulu, $12,000Qasollno plant 200 h. p. for electric
station, Nuunnu, $12,000. Referred toAttorney Gcuornl as to right In view ofHawaiian Electric Co. s franchise.
Ruts in Chinatown.Luna Blindage on the staff of Mr.
Hilts killed a rat near Knumakaplllchurch, and sent It to Dr. Hoffmann forpost mortem according to standing or-
ders. The men cleaning up tho firodebris In Chlnntqwn report many ratsin the district.
HON, H0AP1LI BAKER DEAD
Close of Career of Well-Know- n and
Honored Hawaiian.
Prominent Figure of the Monarchy Descended
From Chiefs or National Note Demise
Sudden -F- uneral Sunday.
Robert Honplll Raker, aged about 53years, died nt tho homj of J. A. Cum-mins, Pawaa, late yesterday afternoon.Heart disease was ho lomplalnt. De-
ceased had been 111 for it long period.Robert Honplll JSait'T whs born at
Walkapu, Maul, flity ycar.i ago. Hnfamily was of lilgti rank and under themonarchy ho was 11 men of piomtueucc.Ho wns of splendid phyxinui; and pre-possessing demeanor. Sometimes win--
conducting evening regimental rVlsas colonel of the fences people wouldmistake him fur King Knlakaun. Howns coiumlssiuiii'J as first lieutenant 111
the King's Gu.ud mi Feb. 12. 1S7, andMnjor on Much 17. liSl.
Major Raker was appointed Gover-nor of Maul, Moloknl and Lanal onOct. 4, 18SG, and held tho position untiltho Reform Legislature of 18s7 abolish-ed governorships. At the samo tlmotho wife of his brother, Colonel JohnT. linker, a chlefess, wns Governess ofHawaii. Major Uakor was appointedby Kalakaua as a member of tho PrivyCouncil of Stato on August '2, 18S4,wui'vu uiuuuKniani renewing ins com-mission as such on March 7, 1891, whensho reconstructed that body, whichheld 11 slmllur relation to tho Crownns that held by the Council of State to I
the Executive of tho Republic.On May 15, 1889 Major Raker wus
promoted to bo p and Col- -oncl on tho staff ot Kalakaua, and horeceived a similar commission fromLllluoknlanl In March, lS'Jl. .ColonelUakor took tho oath to tho Republic ofHawaii on January 9, 1835. He wasappointed n member ot tho Hoard otRegistration of Electors for this Island.Colouel Raker was formerly a memberot tho Anglican church, attached toUlshop Willis's congregation of St. An-drew's Cathedral. Ho-wo- b n native Ha-waiian of high Intel llgonco and finemanners, with a genial disposition thatmade friends of nil who became ac-quainted with him. Hla mnnly formwill be greatly misled on tho streetsof Honolulu.
The funeral of the late Robeit Honplll Itakcr will take place Sunday af-ternoon. Tho body will He In state inMlillnni Hall back ot the opern housofrom 2 to 4 and tho services will beginat the hitter hour. G. J. Waller willofficiate us head of tho ReorganizedChurch of Jesus Christ ot the LatterDay Saints ot which deceased wus 11
member. Interment will tnke place InKnwalhuo cemetery.
Deceased leaves .1 wife, Mrs EramaBaker and the foltowing children.Robert Honplll Raker, Jr., of the band,Mrs. C. W. Uooth and Vllo linker nndEmma Raker, minors.
Robert Honplll Riker wns ot nobloblood. Ho was a descendant of Llloa,the first king of Hnwall and his greatgrandfather wns Naputipahucho", highchief of Maul.
The Orphcum.The performance of "Uncle Tom's
Cabin" by Ernest Ilognn'i company atthe Orphcum tonight li looked forwardto with n, great deal of Intereat. Mr.Hognn ns Uncle Tom should bo any-thing hut disappointing. The gentle-man has nt times, even In comedywork, Bhown Hint he possesses thoability to make a pait of this kind adecided success, If not n revelation.The coloicd company will have thesupport of tho Orphcum stock conipanyand tho combination should icalle theexpectations of tho most fastidious.Thcui Is a good advinro bale, and a bighouso Is assured. Heretofore the hlna-In- g
members of tho company havo confined themselves to lcgltlmnto harmon-ics, but tonight theio Is 11 promlsj ofsome old time plantation singing 1:1
which It would he !uio-Mb!,- i tofiom running Into tun "bather
shop" chords, tint oilglnated on theSouthern plantations during tho timesof slavery, which aio i.o enjnynbto. Nodoubt Mr. Hognn has been saving thisclabs ot woik for tin end of his
If so it will be k treat.
Rat Had Nu iiacllll.I'd. Towso bent to the bibointory of
the Hoard of Health tills morning a intkilled by ono of tho Chinatown Inborn 3In n cesspool near t li. ruin uf Knuma-kaplll church. Dr. lloitnmnn madesome slides this morning and foundthe rat to be perfectly fieo from plaguebacilli.
Court ol Clnlmn.The former serge ot the
Senato went up to tho office of theChief Justice In tho government buildlug this forenoon nnd removed there-from tho sign that has .10 long markedtho entrance. This was done prepara-tory of tho occupancy of Un office bythe Court of Claims.
TWO WILL CASE APPEALS
John Cassldy Appointed Goirdlan ot
Mrs. i. Weir Robertson,
Bark Stmlnole L!b:l Dismiss(d Sttthment of
Mrs. Wllielm's Ettale -C- ourt Visits
Disputed Ground.
Maria do Silva Pavao petitions forletters of administration on the estateot her late husband, which consists ofa $1,000 policy In tho Gctmnula Life Innurance Co.
Judge Silllman yesterday ordered thewill ot Annie N. Holokahlki admittedto probate, appointing Wllllo II. Holokablkl sole executor under $500 bund.Ka-n- o for petitioner; Ka.ieakuu for K.Kekoa, contestant, n broth r of Iho testatrix. The contest int'.( uttorucy not-ed nn nppcal to a Jury.
On the petition of Mrs. Eliza B. Cas-sldy, Judge Silllman Imp appointedJohn Cassldy as guardian of Mrs. Marcaret A. Robertson, widow of the lateJas. Weir Robertson unit sister of pe-titioner, nnd who is nun at Stockton,Cal. The bond Is $0,000. A. W. Car-ter for petitioner.
An appeal of Angcllno DcvcrlU ofHanalel, Kauai, from Judge. Stanley'sdecrco admitting to probate tho willof her mother. Mrs. Emma AngelinaDcverill has been withdrawn. The willmado decedent's brother, ThomasLlndscy ot Walmca, Haw-all- , i.ole de-visee and executor.
Judgo Silllman sustained tho excep-tions to the libel of th bark Seminoleby Sam Fuiishlmn on account of al-leged assault nnd talso arrest uponcomplainant by Chlpmnn Taylor, mas-ter ot the vessel.
Robertson & Wlldir for plaintiff InClcghorn vs. Castle rnovo to n dayfor hearing tho demurrer of MaryDrown, ono of tho defendants. .
In making an order approving theaccounts of F. J. Wllhclm, as adminis-trator of his deceased wife's estate.Judge Silllman den'.es tho claim otFrcderlcw Albert Smith, nn adoptedchild, for a portion of tho estate. Thearticles of adoption did not doclarctho child to bo nn heir of deceased.Mrs. U11I Smithies, wife ot ArchibaldSmithies, daughter, is declared In thsorder boIo heir subject to it life Inter-est of the surviving htiRbend In one-thi- rd
of the income of tho real estateJudge Silllman had tho Mano.i water
controversy of Lum Ah Leo's va. AhSoong's hul before hlia ngain. TheCourt goes up to look nt the premisesthis afternoon.
WANTS $5000 DAMAGE8.
S. Furushlraa, former steward ot thebark Seminole, has brought suitagainst Captain C. T.tvlor of that ves-sel. Plalntirt claims $5,009 damages,alleged to have rcsultul to him fromInjury done to his poiton, reputation,character and feelings In that the defendant did on March Hi, 1900, wilful-ly and mnllcIoiiKly iihsault nnd beathim nnd did then tnd thero wilfully,maliciously nnd unlawfully cause himto bo wrongly imprisoned nnd re-
strained or his liberty. Mngoon nndLong for plaintiff.
Thn libel has been removed from thoSeminole on account of tho nctlon orJudgo Silllman who throw out the hilllibeling tho ship. It was his decisionthat tho matter should have been per-sonal. As a result of this, thn actionagainst Captain Tavlor N hrnueht.
We have the most satisiactory SHOES right in hand,now, for this .spring; walkingthat we h.ive' -- ver offered atthis price
$3.00?0WN Maket
$3.00
Shoe;B
This shoe has been made tothe times it's a reliable shoefor little money.
Manufacturers' Shoe Co,'Sole Agents.
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as sung by Miss Mae Marsh (ShuNrt's Soprano Sf.lolt )
M6ttc Ha Lett the Old Love For the New.1'Bural Dulrim'i big hit In "The Denver Express."
"Ml Keep My Promise to You."Tbe latest New York cr n.
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twidtv.i CLNTS ItlHer) entire collection sent pottpald tor ONE rrlce anytwo wmrwsltlons purchased from any one but the publishers.
hate any regarding genuineness this unprecedented oner send cents (slher)guarantee express charges and Kill send the music O. D. with privilege examination.
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and
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Mccw every Monday veiling at 7,--
In Hall. King tlroot.J. K. N. Q.
B. K.All letting brothers very
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MYSTIC LODOK. No. i. K. of 1.every cvenliiR at
7:30 o'clock. Castlo Hall, Fort flticet,Visiting brothers Invited toattend. S. J. C. C.
A. E. K. R.
No. 1.
R. A. M.Meets every third evening
la Masonic All visitingInvito).
A. P. II. P.
J. D.
No. 1, K. T.Meets In Masonic Temple on the sec-
ond evening of eachAll visiting SirInvite.
HENRY E. COOl'Eil. K. U.J. I).
OAHU I.OIX.E No. 1, K. of 1
Meets every Friday evening at theirCastle Hall, 420V& Fort Btieet, ut 7:30.Members of Mystic Lodge No. 2, andvisiting Invited.
A. N. C. C.M. ROSEN BMiDT,
K. of R. and S..
CROIX,No. 1, A. & A.. 3. 11.
Meets the first In eachmonth, at MaHonlc
and visiting brothers In-
vited to attend allW. M., FRANK R.
ALLAN U.
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No. 124, A. & A. S. Rlto.Stated ou the last Monday
of each month, in 1U hall, Masonic
C. M. WHITE, W. JI.H. n. FRIEL,
GEO. W. Do LONO VOW No.45, Q. A. R.
of and Neva-
da, meets at Hall, Kingstreet. Ilrst evening of overymonth. comrades aro cor-
dially Invited to attend.W. L. I'. C.
JAS.
No. 21,F. & A. M.
Special Meeting THISApril Gth, at 7.3rt o'clock.
Work In the First Degree.Mcmbuia Lodgo Lo rrogres. Pacific
Lodge, and nil brettirtnInvited.
J. M. OAT. W. M.
K. R. O. Secretary.
fnrnieheil with from lixi
to yx Ustta t RivlnR an iiccnintrecord all leawo.
pow-- f ullorney, etc., tto., vhie)ire plcf en rfrord.
I'rlco, Montfc
A. V.Jndd HonolDi- -
TO WHOM IT MAYS. Decker is hereby to collectall moneys due me and receipt therefor.
Per W.Match Jist, loos. M05"'w
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Best
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In order to establish a permanent orderbusluess (at a marked advantage toourell) we
lll tend ou the above snnes postpaid to anyPorto Rico the Philllrplnet upon receipt of
TOOURK A COLD IN ONkDavTake Laxatlvo Bromo Quinine Tablets.All druggists ((fund the mo-ae- if Iffalls to ct . ". W. Grove's aU--rIs on each box. 15 cents.
CiSf 122 !&
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
Oiphrinu tonightBoo New Toclny 'or I
WnlnnncThe Wnlnlrato rcportH Ifiu.flon Iihrsi of
stiRiir left on Kiiiuil.
oIIkvis of thoCo.
The 8. c. Aiion .iiHciuirgiiiK able, hat adds deyesterday n'irt w.n fumigated.
The Knual Is expected In from IheGarden Isle tomorrow morning.
De Long 1'oit, G. A. II., meets to-
night In Harmony Hull I'ort street.WEDDING STATIONERY. Engraved
Cards, Embossing.H. F. WICHMAN.
Mr. Kuurt lw presents racli of tholady vocalists of th'i band with a p'irteof $12.
Nuuanu Chapter Rose Croix, No. I,A. & A. S. Il nmetT tonight In thoMasonic Temple.
Tho lintul will elv. ii rriiiiirt mi tlirgrounds of the Hnnallau Hotel at thojusual time this evening.
A special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge '
No. 21, F. & A. M. is called for tonight.Work In tho first degree.
Tho Elite Barber Shop has openedtheir New Tarlors at the OccidentalHotel nnd are ready for business.
Two natives were stricken withpneumonia at the Kallhl detentioncamp yesterday. Their temperaturesreached 101.
J. A. Gousalves, photographer, Here-tanl- a
street, near pumping station,amateur work a specialty. Develop-ing, printing.
A second hand set of the Americanencyclopedia from 18St to date orDrltnnlc Encyclopedia Is vantoJ. ScoWant column on page S.
From Kapaa, per Htni. Walnleale,April 4. Captain W. I). Ilrmler, S. N.Norrls, R. A. Woodward, 13. Kaftner,F. nnd Mrs. J. King.
Among the arrivals fioin Kauaipoits In tho Wnlaleale yesterday wcrothe following: Captain W. 11. llrader,R. A. Woodwnid and Mis. J. King.
Just arrived, eighteen dozen choicefowls, for sale at Schuman's stockyawls, corner Alnkea nnd Queenstreets. Call eaily and hnve yourpick.
The legulnr ielicns.il of tho AmateurOrchestra will bo held In tlm Y. M. C.A. this evening, commencing at 7: ISo'clock. Every nmiib'T Is ro'iuestedto be present.
Tho now grocery stoi", Guerrero &Hako proprietors, Miller street, Justabovo tho Methodist church. Every-thing new nnd fresh. Prices vciy rea-sonable. Goods dellverttl free.
Walklkl Inn. Pleasant rooms, finebathing, excellent tablo and service.Wngonetto will lenvo Fort and Kingstreets every evening at 5 o'clock, re-turning at 7:45. Henry N. Almy, man-ager:
Tho United Carriage Co., telephone290 at tho old stand. King and Fortstreets. Hacks at a ty hour. Alsofirst class livery turn mts. Lcavo yourorder at tho ofllco and wo will do therest.
A Knu correspondent wiltcs as fol-lows regarding tho weather In that dls- -met or Hawaii: "Wo aro having uvery hard timn of It up here with dryweather. If v.-- do not h.uoTtiltt wrysoon tncro win ij.t nothing left of us."
Tho Hongkong Maru is due fromSan Francisco April 7. The AustraliaIs duo from tho same place four dayslater. Tho next mall to the Coast willbo by the Nippon Mnrn, April 10. Itmay bo that this steamer will bo herea day ahead of time.
On account of changing tho brands offine stationery and closing out oddstock, which, by tho way, Is as goodas the best, tho Golden Rule Uazaarhave put prices to tho bottom It willpay to look this up, whether you needstationery now or not.
Theiu will be a meetliu of thu Kin-dergarten Club nt tho home of Airs.Frear, Puliation street, Friday owningof this week at 7:30 p. in Mrs. P. L.Weaver will give a talk on the value- ofmyths to little children. Everyono
In tho subject lh cordlallvInvited to attend.
JK3feJ-JiT- - -- i5yA"' 22VCHAS. D.DtJinnM uni'DMUt of e
Yachts, Boats and Launches!p. p. , Wmks.T KING ST.
611 Telephone jGo
Grand Opening!Spring
Grand OpeningApril 5th to 14th.
The possession of a fashion- -nii'ciiwi becoming a
WALKER,
cided pleaure to the Joys ofEastertide.
At MRS. HANNA'S onFORT STREET you can besuited perfectly. Her hats arein the latest styles and shespares no effort to suit yourtaste and purse and add toyour personal appearance.
OIIIoh with the Pacltlo Unrdwaro Co.,i Honolulu, II. 1.
KstlmxU'i Rlvon and contractu madofor wotls on any of tho Inlands. SIXNKW PLANTS forhoavy work operatedby the mrwt Rklllfullilfrlient clans drlllora,
I27f.
FRED J. CROSS,Consulting and Hn;'orlntoii(llnif
Electrical HydraulicENGINEER.
Eloctro Hydraulic Power TmnhuilhslotnREPORTS AND ESTIMATESFURNISHED. . . .
With Catton-Ne- ll Co., Queen utreet.Offlco nwl to Pot Bw. 1223
J MLKS T. TAYLOR,M. Am. Soc. C. E.
CONSULTING
Hydraulic Engineer.800 .ludd BlocU. Tele. OSS.
THB PEOPLE'S PROVIDERS.
Now on iale a limited assottniciit of Real FrenchOrganelles, twelve yard lengths, no two alike
A carefully selected lot of Pure Linen PrintedLawns, in dainty designs and colorings.
Of the Standard Ginghams, we have an immenseassortment, and some of the finer grades as well,
LACE CURTAINSIn our center show window we have on exhibition a fine lineof LACE CURTAINS. These came to us direct fromEurope, thus avoidine; the American duty, and are markedaccordingly in price, which we think will be found satisfactory.
The latest and most chick things in Sailor Hats andall Millinery Novelties.
B. F. EHLERS & CO.,FORT ST.
HONOLULU COFFEE MILLSHesid.q.-ULaxtex- e
FOR
PDRE HAWAIIAN COFFEES,Gv ;t or
Large stock of Coffees from the Kona, Hamakua, Olaa Dis-tricts always on hand. Old Coffees a speciality.
OF
P. O.
.no Nuuanu Stmt.
P. O. Box 9)j.
H. HACKFELD& CO., LTD.
Honolulu Tobacco Co. biiniiuuyIMPORTERS
HAVANA AND MANILA CIGARSSMOKKRS' ARTICLES,
Grades of Sinnlriiifr TohiMwn PIP
Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets, Honolulu.
Tcleplions 503. Box 984.
GrO3 KIMImporter and Dialcr is
Chinese Goods and Silk Hankerchiefs8PECIALTY: MERCHANT TAILORING
Uttwfwi Hotel and PauaN,- -
Ttt, i5.
Tho oldest Chinese firm in Honolulu.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.Dealers In Fine Silks and Grass Linens. Chinese and Japanese GooJs ol All Klnlv
PfngrMw
Fine
iogia Nuuanu street.
P. 0. Box 012 TalBphona 33
XX. JEHATMLA.JSTOiMrOMIH AM) llCMfR IN
JAPANESE PROVISIONS m GENERAL MERCHANDISETioo Bkhctani.v Ptukkt - Oitohiti: Qhi-.im'- HwriTAr.
JDCjioxvi t I , pr.i.ir ou,! rAnrv I
Grand Opening!and Easter Millinery! hTi h&?
PATTERN HATS, NEW FLOWERS, NEW FEATHERS.
Thursday, the 5th T '
Friday, the 6th Tlaturday 7thNew Sailors, NewlLaces. im,.oj'New Ribbons. Ladies ne rn-rni- K,
N. S, SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY, LTD.,
MBrir
1Benson,Smith &Co.,Ltd
WHOLESALE RETAILDRUGGISTS.
Baldwin Celery SodaFop
Headache, Nervousness andSeasickness m '
Pleasant and Refreshing
o
SOULilS - 3-I- E 3ST C "'S",FUKT AINU nUIKL SI'S.
SHlllllllHHlHonolulu : Drug : Oo.
Dr. La Deux LimlnentFor Rheumatism, Spra'm, Bruises Lame Back, &c.
Our Compound Cough SyrupFor Coughs and Colds, none better.
Royal Tasteless Castor OilThe Children Ions for It.
Dr. McCorda's Vegetable Anti-Bilio- us PillsFor a gentle Laxative, they won't grit you. Try our llcndnclic Tublctw
will release the most obstinate case of headache In fifteen minutes.
SOLD ONLY BY
Honolulu Drug Co.,Von Holt Block, King 8t.
DO YOU DRINK ERATED WATERS ?
If so, make them AT HO.WR with pure water from yoqr own
'liter, by means of ....
Sparkletari-j-The latest scientific method, simple to operate, perfect .In result,
tbsolute purity guaranteed.Every home should have them
l!S!U3SHSJ3EJ3&'2!&"21Hi2B
w. ttvT. T?srsBia-i3:a- :
Carriage Maker 8General Repairing, m
Fainting, lil.tcksiiiitliing, Trimming. pjj
Plinotons, Hnggifs and Hacks Manufactured. JIJKJli-OJ- N .s; AVORli. H
KyasBiBaH"MiMiariigi
ON ICE. All Seasonable resli Fruits and Vegetables.TURKEYS, DUCKS AND CHICKEN. Try one of our TENDER BROILERS.PRESH SALMON and Flounder Smoked Salmon and Halibut.FRESH POTATOES and Onions. Cervelat Sausage (In foil) "And In Sweets."FROZEN OYSTERS. Both California aud Eastern. Cream Cheese (In foil).
GRUENHAGEN'S BON BONS AND MARSHMALl.OW.
HENRY MAY & CO., Ltd.2 :o ig Stores 2
Tlfe Waterhouse Store, f The Mclntyre Store,Bethel trett. Telephone m I Cor Klne and Fort streets. Telephone ai
You Cannot EnjoyA Meal WithoutGOOd Butter, get Good Butter
unless you order from
Salter's GroceryTelephone08O. Fct street Orpheum Block.
New GoodsVMust Received per Australia.
For Sandwiches and Luncheon.
Chicken Loaf,Cottage Ixmf,
Veal toaf,1 Ham Ixsaf,
ISeof Loaf.Slbfltldr, S.-- is:'. r:colIent for SandA-.'ohe- s and Luncheon. Fornaleby
reiepboM 119
Ghas. Hustace,12 King Btreet, next to tbs Arlington,
THE ISVliNlNQ UULIiIiTIN: HONOLULU, U. 1., TIIU1I8IMY, M'Hll, 5, JlJCO.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE 0RPJ1EUM CAFE
Only White Help Employed
The Best MealAND
The Best ServiceIn the City
:: At Popular Prices ::86TMEALS AT ALL HOURS: A la
carte or Table D'Hote.
Harry Klcmme,472 Manager.
The Ocean View Cafe
W. Ottmin hie nnnrl tfi nrmlt.u fthe end of tlfc carllne Walklkl as an
ICE CREAM PARLORSTEA, and COFFEE, SANDWICHES
and other-- : LIGHT REFRESHMENTS -
served at all REASONABLE HOURS.Private nirlnrc rinil vprv cnnviUn.. ..
Is now located with C. Grotte, tailor,Union Street.
Cumpltilnl Agitliittt At Ik.Thoro litno been mnny romplnltitH of
Into against tho milk of v.uluu.i ilalr- -Im In I tin Mtv KiiitnllfKl In t li. tiwinuIng, It hna been wont to turn sour be-fore n couplo of nourn" tlmo. Thinwna particularly mtl.nlii nt tho Ka-lll- il
detention tamp Sunday. Mondayand Tuesday. On Monday night an pt
was mndo to not milk from va-rious plnrcH In town to foi'd the pa-tients In tbo hospital but tbo answerenme bac ktlint all tho milk had turn-ed sour.
Tood CommlBsloner Sluircv said tlilumorning tlint some of tin? dairymen ofthe city wcro careless about tbo wash-ing of their delivery --ani. This mightbo tbo cnuse of n lot o( soured milk.Mr. Sltorey stntcd that bo bad receivedquite n number of complaint reconlly.
Ilnwiillnn Hotel Concert.The band will play tbo lulloulne se
lections nt n conceit on llin grounds oftbo Ilnwnllnn hotel ut UKiial tlmothis evening:
PART 1.Overture "America" . CntllnFantasia "Hawaii" Iterger"ItcmlnlBccnees of Ilosslnl............ riiiiirrcvVocal Selection "II Trovntoiu" ..
have this sort of work properlydone. Enough said. KINGBROS., 110 Hotel street.
Livery nnd boarding Btnlilos at LungBranch, Wnlklkl.
Gcorgo IlatTncr, Jowclcr, has movedto Vineyard Ftrcct near tho Ouoon m.tei.
Nicely furnliihpil rnnm nt !... r..ular House, 154 Fort Btroet, from 11.00por week up.
Thcro is only one Jesse Mooro Whls-Ke- y
in the world and that Is cold andnuro. Lovojoy & Co. are distributorsfor tn Hawaiian Inlands
Assessment Notices.OLAA SUGAR CO., LID.
THIS FIFTH ASSESSJIENT OF 2- -
Der CCIlt. Or CO CCtlM nnr Rlmrn nn tlinstock of tho ubovo mentioned companywna duo January 1st, 1900, nnd uelln-quc- nt
Fobrnary 28th, 1000.Tho SIXTH ASSESSMENT of ZU.
per cent, or fiO cents per sluuo, on tliostock of tho nbovo mentioned companyWas (IllO Feliniarv 1st. mill ilnllnnnnnlMr.rch Hist, 1900.
Tho SEVENTH ASSESSMENT of !!&PCr CCIlt. or CO cents lim Hlmrn nn llioStock Of tllQ nbovo llintlllnnr.il cnmnim.was duo March 1st and will bu dnlin- -qiicnt April 30tli, 1300.
THE EiailTH ASSESSMENT ,)V214 PEIt CENT. OR nn hknts nunSHAKE, ON THE STOCK OF THEABOVE MENTIONED COMPANYWAS DUE AI'IIIL, 1st, 1900, AND I'AY-AUI-- E
AT THE OFFICES OF ALEX-ANDE- It
Ai 1IAI.OWIN, JUDD I1LDO..1. I'. COOKE.
Treasurer Olua SiiRnr Co.Honolulu, April 2d, 1900.
U9.-.-
Assessment Notices.NAUIKU SUfJAR CO.
THE SECOND ASSESSMENT (II.' --.
per cent or ?l per Blinro, cu tho stockof tho aliovo named company was duoDecember 1st, 1S99, nnd delinquent .lun-nar- y
31st, 1900.THE TIIHU) ASSESSMENT of 10
per cent, or ?2 per Mirre, wiw ili.oMai eh 1st. 1900. mill wilt hn ilplliniiinniApril SOtli. 1900.
All mo nnv.ililn nt llm rillln.u nf Al, v.nnder & Ilaldvvln, Judd Ulil,j.
J. V. COOKE,Treasurer Nahlku Sugar Cu,
Honolulu, April 2, 1900.H95-G- t
Kiliei Assessment Notic-?- .
THE SIXTH ASSESSMENT OF 10per cent, or 5 per shnro, of tho KihelPlantation Co.'s stock vns duo onMarch 1st, 1900, and will ho delinquentApril 30th, 1900. Payahio nt tho olllcesof Alexander & Baldwin, Jiuld Illdg.
J. P. COOKE.Treas. Kihel Plant. Co
Honolulu, April 2, 1900..1495-G- t
Kona Sufiop Co., Ltd.
Notice is hereby elven that AssessmentNo. 7 of io per cent on the assessable stocko' the KONA SUGAR CO., LTD., Is duoand payable Febniarv 2, iooo.
P. W. McCHESNEY,Treasurer.
Honolulu Feb. I, rooc. MCG-- t
BuggiesPhaetons
The Wnlklkl
BOARDING AND LIVERY
Stables
Ki,'3 oni (0 any part of theOity.
ThL. BLACK 141.
HACKS -- AT -- ALL -- HOURS
SALE OF LAND IN
MANOA VALLEY
HONOLULU, OAHU.
Opportunity Is civen to purchase InM11101 Valley a beairifnl situated prope-t-coata nine all thenee;rv prnit.-ii- fnra homestead and where healthful cllma eand picturesque bcenery ar in the midstOf historic Slirrouildll CS and .nil In n.iHrtwith inn rove J Erounds, planted withvarious lorelRii frulsas well as suppliedwith faiit trees Indigenous to HawaiiThe acreage 0f.15.fi4 acres In feeslmnlr
and ji.16 acrMiit.der lonand favorjbleteases.
Included in the ini roveinents o-- i theftc simple portion is a roomv, moderndwelling house furnished with sanitaryaim oincr conveniences: there s iu sit.uited thereon aronny carrlace shed andstages.
The celebrated Walakeakua (Water ofthe Gods) Falls Is In near proximity, andtnecool, clear, spaikllng water therefromflows throueh the erounds. simnk-ii-
ample opportunity foi Increased Irrlca'tion10 ine acreage alreaJy planted aud whichIs capable of considerable Improvement.
Pol further information mink in 1. nHoyd, Interior Department.
Circumstances and conditions havefor some tlmo dlctntcd tho necessityof this Btep nnd In signing this agree-ment, wo feel that it is to tho InterestOf tho Whulo cnmninnltv ,1ml n,.i, nsystem of payments should bo In- -uiiKiirnicd.
This system will bo strictly adheiedto by tho undersigned:ineo. 11. unvips . rrn .. r.ia Tinir." ' . - f ., A.U,.- -
Hciuneger 1,0., ltu., h, Hnckfeld & Co.,Ltd., Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd., E. O.Hall & Son, Tho von Hamm-Youn- gCo., MtChesney & Son, W. W. Dimond(c Co., Ltd., Ilenson, Smith & Co., Ltd..M. S. Orlnbnum & Co., Tho Holllster1)1 ug Co., Ltd., (lonsalves & Co., Ltd.Janus A. Hopper, Lewis & Co., N. 3.Sachs Dry Cloods Co., Ltd., Henry May& Co.. Ltd.., Hart & Co., Ltd., TheManufactuioi-a- ' Shoo Co., Whitney &Marsh, Ltd., Wall, Nichols Co.. Ltd.,Honolulu I)i ug Co., John Nott, Hawa-iian NVws Co.. Ltd., Hobion Drug Co.,Ltd., J. Emmcluth & Co., II. F. Ehlcro& Co., E. W. Jordan, ManufacturingHnrness Co.. Honolulu lum Wnrii. nCalifornia Feeil Co.. i.tii.. 7ni..r.iair.,iSteam Navigation Co., Tho Washingtonoiercnnuio to.. Hawaiian CarriageMnnufacturlnc Co.. Union lron.i rv,Ltd., Honolulu Tobacco Co.. Ltd., Pa-cific- Vehicle (c Supply Co., L. n. Kcir& Co., Ltd., M. Phillips & Co., Catton.Nelll & Co.. Ltd.. Thnq. Unlllnimr lfn.wallan Hnrdwaro Co., Ltd., S. Itotli,W. O. Peacock & Co.. Ltd.. Lovojoy &Co.. Thn Hawaiian Oazctto Co., Ltd.,V. llrewcr & Co., Cnstlo & Coolto, Ltd.,F. A. Sciiaefer & Co., Alexander &Ilalilwln. W. fi. Irwin x- - r..i 1.1.1 wn.der & Co.. Ltd., Leweis k ; coko, Allent Holilnson.
J223-lv- v
Piectuin of 0?lilcers.At tbu nilliiiniK'il Aiiiiiml Moxllmr ,.r
the Stockholderfl nt I'.ir. Tiitnr.U!n,uiSteam Navigation Campr.ny, Ltd., heldtills day, tho follow In;; OiricciH nndDlri'cloiK weio duly (loeted for tho ig
year:John Ena President..lumen L. MoLean Ico President.X. E. (Jedgo Ti easuroi .(!. 1 1. Clapi Secretary.T. W. Hobion Auditor.
DIItECTOUS.John Ena, U. N. Wilcox, A. S.
Wilcox, W. O. Smith, E. Suhr,A. Drelcr, II. M. Von Holt.
AOENTS FOilWestern Sugar Ilofinery Co., M feFrancisco.Baldwin Locomotive Worka M.
Philadelphia, Penn.. D.aiNowcll Universal Mill Co. (NtttaBMCanp 8hredder),New York, 0. mN. Ohlandt & Co'b Chemical Tumi
Alex. Cross & Sons, high mwj mltlllzcrs for Cano and Cot mT
Rocd's Steam Pipe Covering.
ALSO OFFER FOR BALMraruuino paint Co's p. ft B
and Papers; Lucol andOils, raw nnrt hnil,4Indurlne (a cold water pat!.whltn mintFilter Press Cloths, Cementand Bricks .
fiASTLR mw"MITED.
HOlVOLjUX,!).Commission Merchants
SUGAR FACTORS.AGENTS FOR
ThetwaPimuiiCo.
rheW.Um.iiugiilniCoJh Kolo Ajrilcullunl Co.Ifte Tullon Iron WoM.. Si. tou.irht Stndid Oil Co. 'Th, 0o. F nikSlfa PunP
T!i: SferHi'tfift ''? " co. .jr.,.
Alexander&Bald vnSUGAR
FACTORS wC0JMISSI0I) 'MERCHANTS .
Agenti for the California and Ortento
I ISO
nnrt
Steamship Company.
JUDD BUILDING,KOitT 8TKEET.
m. G. Irwin & Co,(LIM1TMD).
Wm. O. Irwin, President and ""- -SaV? ?PiW8 v IcePnidtS:S'.r 5,'5ard" 8eond VtcePntiSTM. Whitney, Jr..... Tiw S15"Geo. J. Rosa AsttS,
Sugar FactorsAH1
Cfommission AgentsAOXNTO OF mi
J0KANI0 STEAMSHIP COMPAlHOF HAW FltANOIHOQ. OAI,.
BREWER C&, MD..Quttn ilrwi. iloBolulii H.I
Agents ioxHiMlLnAeilcultur.l Copny. Antrlo. S...
&KMMi.icoP.cWww , in. in uoan rickets
LIHT OF OFFICKHS
hit. Pr v.
V. M. C.Mko, Prosldontj Qeorire HKolwrtso.., Manager; K. F. Blnhonrreiu-uro-r and .S.iorctaryj Col. W yAllen, Audit r; P. C. Jono", H. Wlr.houso, J,.(). a, ('.irior, Dlroctors.
TlisVoa Hamm-Yo-ni e Co.,Ltfl
Importers andCommissionMerchants
QUEEN ST., - HONOLULU.
AGliNTS FOR-T- heLanashlre Insurance Co.
The Bjlolse Insurance Co.Union Gas Crglne Co.Domestic Sewing Machine, Htc.
vl. PlliJJLilJVJS & UO.
iVbolesule lrapsrtLra and Jobbui
Saropssn and Anieric&u Dry oooct
Vo t and quean StreeU.
. HAbKPELD&CO.,LW
IENERAL COMMISSION AQEKTI
Oor. Kori ind Quean BtreoU Hoaolmlw
Honoltilu Iron Worka Oo.Imnrovcte and mniliim anmn mm .
CHINBIIV bt every capacity and .
ecrlptlon made to order. Boiler warnand RIVETED PIPESpurpose a peclalty. PartleiaaratU.-- .tlon paid to JOB VT3BK ,awdexecuted at ihorteet noUca.
JJRUOE OARTWRIQHT,CKinertl Uaoager of
Tfci RqaiUbla Life Assaruoa SodrtrOf Ux United BUtee for Um Bawitfau
Iilaade.Oman Mrhant itreet. Boa
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BULLETIN.ufubllBhctl IJcry Day. xe.pt Bunday,
at 210 Kln utrt'ct, Honolulu. II I.,by thu
BULUniN 1'UIIMBIIINO COMPANY.
W. TU KAUHINHTON. ... KilltorDAN1KI. LOOAN City Editor
'leli'pnuuoPcwtUfflcoUox "IS
THUKHPAV AI'lUb 5, 1900.
And this U the nprolntlvi power
that many of our gooj friends hope
vlll be placed In chnrgi of the terri-
torial officers.
Wanted A single Hem In Mr. Dole's
scheme (or the Court uf Clntma. ns out-
lined by hU Executive onlor that meetswith any degree of public upprovnl.
The finder will doubtless receive aliberal reward by cnlllns at the i:ccii-Uv- e
building.
The labored and poiideiuiu attemptof the official organ to defend theCourt of Claims calls to tho publicmind, "Of all find wordi of tongue orpen, etc" The secret of the wholebusiness In that your preent Execu-
tive flgun- - head has no appreciation ofthe first principles that govern Ameri-
can business or American politics. N'o
more complete demonstration of the ut-
ter Incompetence of the local Execu-
tive authority Is needed. This Courtof Claims nffnlr Is n lilting finnle t
the career of blunders that has characterlzed the Executive for the pastwo years.
1. C. Jones hit two nails on thu headat the meeting of th- - Council of StateWednesday. IamiiIIiii; oil with a force-
ful report on the Court of Claims, Mr.Jones further voiced the universal.sentiment In suggest in,; that the In-
terior department seeuro u. new Super-
intendent of Public Works. Viar af-
ter year has the Legislature otcdmoney for public work on tho basis ofestimates given by the department,only to find at the next session that thowork Is not completed because the estimates were not Urge enough. Thepeople have had a surfeit of this char-acter of "business administration."
Attorney Kobertson lalivi n oolnt inconnection with tho Court of Claimsthat dab been overlooked in thu generaloutburst of condemnation which greetsMr. Dole's exercise of the executivepower of nppoliitm?n:. Mr. Robertsondeals with the situation from a stand-point consistent with his attitude usopposed to the court when first pro-posed. The prevailing sentiment cer-tainly Is that the rtuHereiw from theBoard of Health fires shoiil.1 be reim-bursed, the destruction having beenvisited upon them through no fault oftheir own and In the Interests of general public welfare. Tho opinion ofthe business community Is expressedIn the suggestion of euother llullutlucorn-bponde- who recommends thatthe Court be made up of tin re busiuessmen and two lawyers of recognizedability and experience who shall awai dtho damages promptly and allow uofurther appeal. Jf, as Mr. Robertsonsuggests points of law aic the mostpotent factors, each member of theCourt should possess the legal capa-city and business cxperlencj equal tothat required of appointee to the Cir-cuit bench. The Court as n whole doesnot now fulfill this requirement.
NONPARTISAN BOSH.
It Id not BurprUIni; that the sophis-tries of nonpartisan politics! am heardas Hawaii lu about to enter upon itsAmerican career. Having been broughtup under monarchical and oligarchicalrule where policies aro formed itrouudtho private dinner tnbb ami the peo-pl- o
Blven mere secondary considera-tion, it Is proper th.it Americansshould dlsplny a certain amount ofsympathy towards I In misguided citi-zens to whom tho word 'politi-cian" Is u synonym for "corruption-1st,- "
and nro unacquainted with theAmerican prlnclplo of policies formedby tho people and acceptable to thopeople. Tho keynote of tho nonpar-tisan element Is an assumption of su-perior character and authority notdelegated by the people "if you den'tbellevo as I do, you ni the ussoclatoof the devil and ndvoc.Wo of corruption.
The nonpartisan to be successfuland accomplish any rcaulU for thebenefit of mankind must work throughtho party, not In opposition. This hasbeen repeatedly evidenced In Americanpolitics. Seth Low didn't bellevo it.His education was costly, to himselfand to his party. The practlcul objectof Seth Low's effort In Greater NewYork was to becomo the Republicanboss In placo of Piatt. Low failed asho should have failed and every manwho espouses a almtl.ir campaign willfall so long a8 tho American Govern-ment la controlled by tho people. Pol- -
THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, U. 1., THUH8DAY, APRIL G, 100.
lowers of Beth Low liming worshippedn fillip god, having Jlvlilvl Hie ltepulill-e- n
tipower for good row iiimcnt. rannow appreciate what good leaullH theymight have by nssiunlnga less bigoted and lesi r'llclnlorlnl ulll-tud- o
toward tho people.That party loyalty which turn Into
other pathways when It approaches thodoor of municipal government la of n
type that Is no more to bo trusted thantho corrupt clement that thrown lisvotes with tho party offering the mostboodle for distribution. It Is votes thatcount and tho practical result Is thusame although the object to be gainedby the virtuous and tho corrupt aredirectly opposed.
PUBLIC WORKS FROM THULOAN FUND.
ThHnks to tho carelul and broadminded consideration given Act 4,
making appropriations from the LoanKund, by tho Committee on InteriorDepartment, tho prospects for nggres- -
slvo public work throughout the Islands are particularly brilliant. WithMinister Young conducting his office onthe principle that legislative approprl-- ,
atlon Indicates that the work shall becarried to completion as promptly aspossible tho people have good reasonto anticipate a period of progress In theconstruction of roads, bridges, wharves,water works, etc., that will be In keep-ing with the spirit and necessities ofthe time. Tho reasons which led theExecutlvo Council to full to recognizethe demands of the outside districtsIt Is not necessary to discuss. TheCouncil of State committee has gonoover thu situation and eolved n hillthat will meet the npprovul of the tax-payers of nil districts.
In going over the commltteo's reportprinted exclusively by tho llulletlu, Itappears that the following increasehas been made for ouch item named.Kaunmua and Olaa Ilonds .... 25,000Honolulu Harbor 1100.00"Hllo Wharf 20,000Hllo Sewers 44,000Hllo Post Office 8.00.1Hllo Streets 15,000Hllo Homesteud Iloads 10,000Kaumana and Olaa lloiuh .... 2.,d00South Koua Iloads 17.000North Kona Roads 12,000North Kohnla Roads 1,500Hamakua Roads 18,000North Hllo Hoad-- i 10,000Walluku Bridge 10,000Hnna Roads 20,000Makawao Roads 5,000Katml Roads 15,000Hllo Water Work.i 12,000Walluku Water Works 4.000Lahalna Water Works 10,000Kauai Water Works 800
$357,300Decrease Puna road Item . 1,000
Net Increase for other isl-ands 356,300
Nuuanu Water System 90,000Pumping Plant and Pipe .... 50,000Additional Water Pipe 70,000Hydrants 3,000
Total 1213,000Decrease Honolulu Turc .... C0.000
Net Incieuuo for O.thu ....$153,000Total Increase urged for com-
mittee for all Islandx . ...f:vj,300To this totul increase of $509,300 for
public work on nil the Islands may beadded $23,000 for tho hospital for Incurables which should be comicleiedas a general territorial Item, makingthe total Increnso to tho appropriationsfrom the Loan Fund 7C.11.300.
It Is apparent from this statementthat tho commlttco has followed thowlso prlnclplo that what Is woith do-
ing Is worth doing well. This oldstory of making appropriation' knownto bo insufficient to cirry public workto completion should bo relegated tothe wastebaskct along with tho numer-ous mistakes of tho public works department, of which thi least said thobetter.
There Is not a slnglo Increased itemof expenditure reported by the com-
mittee that the Council of Stato ennafford to stilko out. Hawaii starts inon Its new career with a bonded Indebtedness of less than a million dollars.In view of the demands made by Ihodevelopment of tho Island.! the addi-tion of another iuIHIdii will not burdentho taxpayers; It Is In fact the beit In-
vestment tho people can make.
"BAREI-OOTB- BILL.
As yet, tho pollco have been uuubloto get anything out of "llnrcfonte'lI1I11" In regard to tho remmt robberies,nor yet from Knlum, arrested yester-day on suspicion, Whlla the two menaro suspected of knowing somethingabout tho robberies, (hoy are Keepingvery quiet. iMarshal Brown character-izes tho pair as "very nmooth."
That theft Is u disease with "Hare-foote- d
I11U" Is believed by a greatmany. In talking to a friend recently.ho said: "I can no more desist fromtheft than I can from hieathlng. Whentho (It Is on me, It seems as It some-thing Is whispering to rae to steal andI go nhead as If In a dream. I amsimply Impelled and, atrango to say,nm gifted with n cunning nt thosotimes that Is beyond mo at ordinarymoments."
The "St. Katherine"HAS BROUGHT TO Till:
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd.,Large Additions to Its Stock of
nila and Sisal Cordage. Hoop, Bar and Galvanized Sheet Iron.Crowbars, Nails, Nuts and Washers Carriage and WagonSprings and Axles.
Large importations to arrive.
The Pacific Hardware Co.,LIMITED
Merchant, King and Bethel streets.Fort,
MONEY FOR YOU.
Thli will Intfictt vou It vou are DtnJnt otny one o( thousands of foreign famlllt hoi
fflonty or cttaies are now in cnancery.
WE HAVEA complete llt oljjmonj nhnhate letlrorey oreMate lo me value oi
$388,468,845,The lielra ol hlch are now surr0"J to be In the UnitedSlates but whose present whereabouts are unknown.You many have money, heirlooms, or estates
WAITING FOR YOU.
Il Is not surrrKlne that In a population so vasand amonc a people contalnlnc (anllles which cantrace back their ancestry (or centuries, that even withfamines or no noieine ramincauonsarcexiraorainary, the ties ol relationship often varying (rotaPeers to Peasants, thoueh ail snrlnrlnr (rom onetree. The announcement that there Is nearly I.oo.- -ooo.ooo In money an J estates eolng soundsa lime extravagant cut it win not appear extraor-dinary when It Is remembered that the amount Is bas-ed on a registered alphabetical list ot persons whohave been advertised (or all over the world since thebeginning o( the century. Including chancery heirs,next o( kin. and legatees o( persons who hate diedIntestate in Great Britain, Europe, Ameilca and theBritish colonies. The main sources ot unclaimedmonies are: unclaimed dividends on Governmentstocks: dormant (unds In chancery: Army and NavyI'rlie Money: Estates ol persons who have died Intes-tate without known unclaimed dividendsIn bankruptcy; general unclaimed dividends and un-
claimed bank deposits. We are also prepared tofumUh rrrilflf at ot Births. Deaths and Marrlacesand official Crest or Coat ot Arms o( your (amlly
REMEMBERWe are the only hrm In America who make a special-ty of establishing claims of helrs-at-la- and
WE ASK NO FEEUntil claim has been settled.
Enclose five a cent American stamps or ten cents Insilver (or mailing, wrapping, etc.. and we wl I sendoua book containing lull Information FREE,Write and see If )ou are among the lucky ones.
AJress
The Heir At-L- Collection Co.,I, lh arj Chtsnut streets, St Mo.
I'ltcIvaI Adams. M. A. I L. R. Counselor!L.IW, llrltlsh Counsel lor the Company.
NEW
TENNIS
GOODS
: 1900 :--
Just Received:
"Champion" Bills,
"hm," "Campbell," "Sears"
and Champion Rackets.
Also, Nets and Aarking Tapes.
Pa Cycle & MTg Co.
R. A. DEXTER. Monger.
KU LICKS' 11I.OCK rOKT bT
Assessment Notice.Notice Is hereby Riven that the Second
Assessment of 25 per cent on the asesablestock of the OCEANIC GAS & ELEC-TRIC CO., I.ID, will he dueand pay-able at the Company's office, 46 Mer iWitstreet, en Tuesday, the 10th lust., and de-linquent on and alter Mav ioth, 1900.
By order of the Board of DIctors.M. M. KOHN,
M97-I- Smretary.
NEW BOOK BULLETIN
Golden Rule Bazaar
"A DAUGHTER OF THE VINE"By Gertrude Atherton.
"BL1X" By Frank Norris."THE MARKET PLACE"
By Harold Frederic.
'COFFEE AND REPARTEE ANDTHE IDIOT"
By Bangs.
"NO. 5 JOHN STREET"By Richard Whiting.
' A MANIFEST DESTINY"By Julia Magruder.
"THE CIRCLE OF A CENTURY"By Mrs. Burton Harrison.
"WHITE MAN'S AFRICA"By Bigelow
"OOM PAUL'S PEOPLE"By Hillegas,
"JANICE MEREDITH"
"DAVID HARUM"
"WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS INFLOWER"
"RICHARD CARVEL""IN CONNECTION WITH THE
DE WILLOUGHLY CLAIM"And many others
816 FORT TREET.IN
ECKWEAR
ARE AMONG THE TIMELYTHINGS of the new year. Never In thehistory of neckweai Iras there been somany varieties made of the very choicestsilks. Pattern deslens are characteristicof these new hiakes. String Ties. Puffs.Scarfs. Enellsh Sauareand many other of the latest patterns areto oe tound in our stock. A tine article ofneckwear has become a necessity to himwho would be well dressed. No part ofhis dress is more conspicuous, and whenthe best can be bought for what Inferior.goods UUbl , NU ONE SHOULD PASSBY THE BARGAINS WE ARE NOWOFFERING.
The New Year BegetsNew Things
F( .R THE BOYS. Have you everstop-pe-ito think what a difference there Is In
th. makes of boys' clothing ? Many suitsar- - bought because the price Is low. It Isoien the price that governs the purchaser,at.J not the quality or the substantialnukes. This theory seems to be based ontie Idea that any kind of a suit Is goodenough for a boy, as he will soon wear ItC".t. That Is not good economy, for If youwould pay a little more, and consider qual-- I'
y and make, you would have a suit fortne Poy mat would always Iook well and, jiywi iwu anna ui me llliciiur KiuuCS.
p iuv the best Is money In pocket: to. 'he poorest Is moaey wasted. We
k.ake a specialty to keep trie best at popu-- rprices.
The "Kash."tST Remember we havs the Knox
Agencv for Mtn's Hats and are Sols Acentfor Dr. Delmel's Linen Mesh Underwear,
Good Air. Good View. Gooo Health.
A special invitation is extended to everybody to visit Ho-
nolulu's most delightful residence site
pacificHEIGHTS.
Via MaximaKaiulani Drive aptly termed, the Via Maxima or Grand
Boulevard, and in itseJf an artistic piece of engineering affordseasy access to all points, as also scenic and marine views ofexquisite grandeur at every turn.
Electric Railway.Contracts have been let for material, and the work ot
construction, equipping and installation placedin the hands ota competent electrical engineer to be fully completed by June1st. Having an independent power plant we are prepared tofurnish electric power for lighting, heating and other purposes,to our home builders at most reasonable rates.
As Promised.- -
Our reservoirs are now completed and water mains laid soas to supply each lot. Permits forStmaking water connectionswill be granted on application.
An inspection of the attractive homes now building, orthe names of purchasers of lots, will convince anyone thatPACIFIC HEIGHTS is the choicest and most select of all theresidence sites of Honolulu.
and Sidehlll Plows, assortedilzes; Blacksmith Anvils, assorted
zes; Blacksmith, Carpenter andPipe Vises, assorted sizes; Blackmith Drilling Machines and Portble Forges, Baldwin's and Dr.
Bailey's Ensilage Cutters, by handor power just the thing for stock;Galvanized Wire Netting, from 2 to6 feet wide; Green and Brass WireCloth, 2 to 3 feet wide; Anti-Calor- ic
Sectional Pipe Coverings, and Plas-
ter; Long nd Short-handl- e Shovels,Long and short handle Spios,Axes from 3 to 4 in., Bush Hooks,Ax Handles, Black and GalvanizedCut Nails, assorted sizes, 3 to 6od.;Black and Galvanized Wire Nails,ssorted sizes, 3 to god.; Black and
Galvanized Fence Wire, Nos. 4 to6', Black and Galvanized FenceStaples, ito 2; Pioneer WhiteLead, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil,both in Barrels and Drums; DryRed Lead and Zinc,Mixed Paints, assorted colors, in Oilnd Japan; Paint Brushes, White-
wash Brushes, Carriage and Furni-
ture Varnish, Kerosene, Gasolenetnd Crude Petroleum, Blacksmith,Machinist, Plumbing and Carpen-tering Tools, of various kinds andIzes; Packing for Machinery, viz:
Asbestos, Pure Gum, Sheet Rubber,Usudurian, Rainbow, Square Plush,Italian Flax, Peerless and AmazonSpiral, Round and Square Tuck'sPacking; Suction and Steam RubberHose, assorted sizes.
The Hawaiian Hardme Co.
f rt trat. opposite Sprockets' Bank.
CALL FOR
Block
M.
111K H. APUIL 5,
CelebratedBread
Is light enough to have been made
made by Brownies' hands; whiteenough to please the most epicurean
taste, and delicious enough to suiteverybody.
All our Bread Is made of the verybest materials by experts In amodern bakery.
BELIEVESMOKBY MOKESIMPECUNIOUS DAVISI'VE WAITED HONEY, WAITED LONG
FOR YOUWHISTLING RUFUSJUST AS THE SUN WENT DOWN
All the Latest
CATALOGPER
THE BEMSTROM MUSIC CO.,
Progress
Our
WALL,
Grand ReceptionIt affords me great pleasure to announce to the ladies of
Honolulu that my large EASTER STOCK comprising the latest
Parisian Stylesin Millinery, Fancy Waists, Neckwear and Novelties
will be on exhibition,
Thursday, Friday, SaturdayApril 5th, 6th and 7th.
You are cordially invited.
MESS E.
EVENING JJULLETJN: I10N0LULU, I., THUKSDAY, 1900.
Book,INSTALLMENTS...
CENTS
LOCAL AMD GENERAL,
It, A. Jordan In working up a guim ofcricket for Saturday.
Tlio Hcleno Hint arrival tlitn morn-ing vih nt lliln on the 2d Inst.
Tlio Oconn View Cafo la U10 nliico to8tot for refreshments niter a wnnii rlilcto the beach,
John Hhcldon, Hawaiian Interpreter,In sick In town, while n nun U Hick nthis homo In Iwllel.
The two inquests set for yesterdaywere poHtponcd. One will probably hoheld this afternoon.
Tho Klhel Plantation Co.'u nollcu ofdelinquent stock appears In anothercolumn of this Issue.
A leper was removed from tho Kn-ll- hl
detenUon camp to tho receivingstation tho other day.
Tho Seminole nnd Proipcr for thoSound nnd tho Cyms Wakefield withsugar for Ban Francisco, are on theboards to sail this afternoor..
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock Jns. K. Mor-gan will sell at auction tho householdfurnlturo on tho premises next door totho German Bakery abova Vineyardstreet on Fort.
Tho regular meeting of'tho Hoard ofSupervisors of tho Kindergarten andChildren's Aid Association will he heldin the Y. M. C. A parlor, Friday. April6 at 9:30 a. m.
Tho occupants of the drJIIshed (ampwill be allowed to remain till the firstof May, Eubjcct to their paying
and to tho approval of the U.S. military authorities.
A decision as to wlint will be donewith the plague convalescents at theKallhl detention camp will bo reachedthis afternoon, Tbcrxpcilmcnts wereperformed yesterday afternoon.
"I didn't know you could get musicso cheap In Honolulu," said a lady theother day, as she bought a number otpieces at 1G cents from The OergstromMusic Co. Call for free catalog.
It was whltpercd about, this morningthat, on account ot tho action of theChamber of Commerce In regard to thoCourt of Claims yesterday, one of thomembers of tho latter body had decid-ed to resign.
The Waikikl Boarding and LiveryStables Just opened fill a lone felt want.The need of some such placo has longbeen felt by thoso living at Waikiklwho wished to keep a rig there and yethavo no private stable.
Junior member sof tho Y. M. C. A.will make a trip to the Pall on horse-back and awheel on Saturday. Thostart will be made at 3 a. m. Luncheswill bo carried and tho icturn madeabout 4 In the afternoon.
Tho third indoor baseball game be-tween the business men and Y. M. C. A.clasees will bo held Saturday eveningat 7:30. This Is tho II rial game of thovrles, each club havim; won a game.Tho contest promises to bo very excit-ing and close.
A warrant bworu tv by Food er
Shorrey was Ir.sued thismorning for tho arrest of See Wo, arestaurant keeper, on the charge ofadulterating milk. Mr. Shorcy Is keeping constantly on too lookout for theviolation of this law.
A Japanese on a bicycle and a hackdriven by a Chinaman, collided nt thecorner of Hotel and Fort streets thisforenoon. The Japanese tried to getthe Chinaman arrested but tho policefound tho Japanese to ho in tho wrongand there wan no ami-it-
. The Mikado'swibject had his blcyclo badly smashed
Will Puy Hit Fine.Clio Kec who was fined $100 and
costs In the Police Court during lastmonth on tho cbargo of violating tliosanitary regulations of the Board ofHealth, and who appealed to the Cir-cuit Court, has decided to withdrawhis appeal and pay tho flno Imposed byJudgo Wilcox. Clio Kco built a houseon I.lliha stret.--t hut did not raise thotloor twenty Inches from tho groundas required. Tho lowest fine for Solution of this particular lcgulutlnn is5100.
Convincingc ityt ii f8af
The jjreat demand for the high giade shoes of Messrs.
Hanan and Johnstone and Aurphy, of whom we are the
exclusive agents, has thoroughly
these goods.
Progressive in'every detail,
and introducing alwa)s new
the lead and always in d. mand.
MCINERNY
Men's
Under-
wear.
convinced us of the merit of
cut only of the finest stocks,
features, keeps them alwavs in
SHOE STORE.
White Lisle Shirts and Lrawers. A
most comfortable warm weather garmentsoft and elastic, Seventy-fiv- e cent quality
50c. eachBrown Balbrlggan, a heavier article,
very durable; a strong garment andstrong seller
50c. each.A score other grades to suit varying
tastes and requirements, especially our'American Silk,' (Pink, blue, etc.)
$3 a suit.
Importers of Goods. 519 street.
SPECIAL SALE OF AGATE WAREM3C
Now Is the tlme'to replenish your kitchen. Here are some of the prices:Bake Pans Medium 30 centsBake Pans Lai ge 50 centsPudding Pans 20 centsLarge Ladles 15 cent.
SuartCups :o cents90 cents
Dish Pans 50 centsSoup Plates Large 20 centsDinner Plates Large 20 centsCoffee Pots j 5 centsTea Pots js centsMeat Pie Dishes 25 cents
and hundred other articles likewise reduced In price.
Our new stock of GURNBY CLBANABLE REFRIGERATORS has at lastai rived and we have them In all sizes.
W.W. Dimond & Co., Ltd.Importers of Crockerv and Glass and House Goods.
Sole Agents for Jewel Stoves for Coal or Wood, New Blue Flame WIcklessOil Stoves, Gurney Cleanable Refrigerators.
Old
FurnitureMade
New!FINE REPAIR WORK,
CABINET MAKING,
UPHOLSTERINGA Fine Line of
Box Couches.... Always on Hand and
Ma de to Order.
WHITNEY & MARSH, Ltd.,Dry Fort
Furnishing
COYM3-MEHRTB- N
FURNITURE CO.Cor. Fort and Beretania.
UNLAUNDRIEDSHIRTS - -
Our Wachujett Shirt Is gaining dailyIn popularity.
What man does not appreciate a perfectly comfortable fhlrt, just right In neckand sleeves.
This week we offer our No. 400 at $6a dozen, or '
50c. each.
PRACTICAL
Watch Repairing!Don't waste money; go to a practical
watchmaker. Cleaning, fi.50. Malwspring, I1.50. All work warranted.
M. B. LUCAS,Gold and Sliver Smith,
205 Hotel street, nr. Benson, Smith St Co.
s !&Bruco, Waring & Co. desire to m
their patrona that the constrsc-tlo- n
of tho Electric Railway Bad otharImprovements, now going on, npoatheir Pacific Heights .property, will tatno wiso be Interfered with, or the aalaof lots restrained by reason of any ac- -
tlon or eult as between fcrmcr owners.All purchasers ot lots upon PacificHeights arc guaranteed tho service oSan Electric ttnllwnv electric light andan abundanco of water, also a perfecttitle.
I AM OPENING
A splendid assortment of Un-bleached, Bleached and ColoredLinenTable Damaskith Napkinsand Doilies to match.
E. W. Jordan,Fort Street.
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Attorneys.
ATKINSON & JUDD,mill Albert F.Judil-Jr- .)--O.Alklnnmi
Attorneys andCo.p ns llors at Law.
Otnoe over lll.iii Co. 'a Bank, cor.Kaabuiiuiim and Metcnant wtrewts.
X. MuOANTS STEWAltT,Attorney amiOouiipullur at Law.
ragrew Block, opposite Catholic ChurchTnrt etrant. flfitinltllll. 11. I.
Telephone 1122
R. D. S1LL1MAN.''')! ' LAWYER- -
3o8JudJ Building. Telephone 213,
CUAKLLS F. PETKHSOn
--..ttorney tvt ."Law andISTo;urv Public.
Knhumnlill Htner.
.7. M. KANI.AKUA, and
Attorney ami Counsellor atLaw.
Offloe: In tlio Occidental Motel,corner of King ami Altikuii Streets,Hc-6..1-
ii.ma
if. O. AOiii. E.NOCH Johnson.
AOHI&."JOHNSON,Attorneys ami Counselors
at Law.n No. !0 West King utrtct.
Teleimono 88-t- . til
F. M. BliOOKS.
Attorney at Law' Syitcktls Building, Fort Street,
Honolulu.
' ; A. MOTT-SMIT- H,
. , ATTORNEY,
IAS MOVED to the JuddBlock, Fort St.
Sar&onstFbyslclans M Dentists.
A,C WALL, D. D. S.,O. E. WALL, D. D. S.,
DKjNTISTS.Love Building, Fort street.
HOURS: 8-- 4. TELEPHONE 434.
DR. R. I. MOORE,
Dentist.OH-VCE- : '210 Hotel street.Of FlCfi HOURS: 9 to 12 and I to 4.
,, 1TI.1. .z r. .--:
W. J. Gaibranri.Practice" firnited to Surgery and
Gynecology.OFFrCP AND RESIDENCE: : HAWAIIAN
HOTEL 143"
H WALTER HOFFMANN.ERETANIA STREET, (oppo.lto tlio,'... Hawaiian Hotel).' Offiw' hours, 8 to 10 n. m.; 1 to ,1 p.
! 7 brS p. m. Sundays; 8 to 11 n. ;n. '
ralephate S10. P. O. Bos 501.
an . GORDON K0DGINS.
OmCttXND RESIDENCE, GEDGHCOTTAGE, corner Hotel and Riohrd3twit,,' Office hours: 9 to 11; 2 to 4;
ita& Telephone 953. 1245
- MtrA. N.WCLAIlfSchool s'reet, between Emma and Fort.
Hours: o a. m., J p. m., p. m.;3WiJay3 o a. m, 1416
.Member at Honolulu Stock Excninti,Ollloo Quoati struot, opo.sitc Vvh.n
Food Company.Teltphon. 506 P O B01 m
JMi. Y. MORGAN,
iriembei of Honolulu Stock Eicbau.t.Oueeu meet.
Teiaphuu Q. Rat js
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE112 Hotel Htrekt.
KAPA, LEIS, NATTVE HATS, UULA KKlltTS. N1JHATJMATS, FANt", SHELLS tsEKBH, LtoHOMRMATTO POf roiietopiliinhuiid,Teloohouo 76"' I "i io
(Continued from imRo 1.)
KnrlniRO enrts, Jtr.0; I nutH tlry cm Hi
Bystcm $0UO; .11 head live htoclc, SG.'OO;
liny anil Kniln, $t8,000: new otnlilrs.$l,()00, total, $ 10,550.
Mr, Aclil criticized ItcniK for IhijIiikiiiiiUh nnil fodiler. lie inotcil annincnilment to Itinert tlio wonW "not toexceed" before the ?i',."(i0 for livestock.
Mr. IncnlierB Kiild If Mr. Aclil wouldiituli'itnko to keep iinlm.iU for whatho Raid, tho Kpeiiker nnl other MockowncrH would bo Rind to turn theirnnlninla over to him, Pcwerfiil muleswould be needed for tho heavy exen-vntot-
Thu ntnendmcut wiih lott nnd theItem passed.
Purchase of Htcnm rswl for tow-ing Bewngo bcowb, $20,000, running ex-penses Batnc, $8,000; running expensesgutbngo crcmittory, $1501, committee-recommendin-
Ing items: Bent gen 'nil detentioncamp grounds, Kullhl, $1350; detentioncamp for whites, $90; tletoiitlut tampNo. 2, $750; enro of detention tntnps,Kallhl, $300; running expencj ofsewcrngo plant, $9BCii; segregation,Btipport and treatment of lepers, unpaidbills, $2SG.43; total, $13,012.. 43.
Mr. Mott-Smlt- h moved to nmend 11
clerical error In tho Education Items,mnktng unpaid bills of book fund $110.-9- 0
Instead of $93.10. CurriedMr. Gear moved to rrf.T sections 2,
3, I, 5 and C of Act 2 to the Judiciarycommittee for revision mid report.Can led.
Interior Deportment.Act 3 was taken up and Interior
items passed as followsSalary of btcnogrnplier, typew liter
and recoiiling clcik, $3,0'i').Committee recommends $840 foi pay
of poiindmastcr, Honolulu, tlio feeshaving been lnsulllclcnt. Citriiud.
Forcsta mid NiiibpiIps' Pay of la-
borers, Maklkl and Niinanu, $1U0S;new pnyioll nurseries, $2i'l.
Honolulu flro department, legularpayroll, $1200. Committee rccommenusadditions, liattly for pioposcd newlioso companies, making the Item $23,-25- 0.
Can led.Commltteo rccommn U on urgent
reipiist of Flro Commlsfloner-i- , $2125for additional pay of llremen nt sani-tary (lies. Carried.
Bureau of Survey: S.il.iry of drafts-man, $300; salary of meteorologist, 0.
Bureau of Conveyances. Salary of 2
copyists at $30 a month, $2100. Com-
mittee recommends $l73t, us Registrar6ays tho work will bo gi eater on ac-
count of disallowance of book type--
Iters. Carried.Bureau of Water Works: Saluiy of
first assistant clcik, $210); h.ilary ofsuperintendent Wnlluku und Kahululwater works, $210.
Bureau of Public Works. Salaiy ofdraftsman and assistant superinten-dent, $3(100; pay of lighthouse keepersunpaid 1S99. SIC, committee t.mend'ment to $339 carried.
New Hcnlth Offices.Commltteo recommends thofco new
for salary of a purrl.iiHiug agent oftho Boaid of Health.
Mr. Robertson asked what tho agentwould do for IiIb salary In an oidlnnrytime.
Mr. Gear for niihwer f,poka of tholnrgc and varied purdiaKcs of thuBoard. Tho Board desired to havo withan olllclal, to make purchase! Insteadof half a dozen oIllcinK Ono reasonwas that with a physician ad executivoolllcer, and physicians no: buhl's 'HP-pos-
to bo good huslno'i men, such anofllcer was desirable.
President Dole asked If mo&t of thoBoard's supplies, In or Unary limes,were not procured by advertisement.
Mr. Gear was not prepaid! to ans-wer.
Mr. Kennedy mipporte,! tho Item.Mr. Damon moved to defer tho Itern
for further Information speaking ortho Board of Health b'dng n govoin-nu- nt
in itself. Tho President deemedthis wise, and It carried.
Zorbo Ci.im.Mr. Gear moved to couddei tho pui- -
poscd new Item to pay the claim c fUnity Sierbe for nrreai.s of salary asuiintnm liouso uppraljcr In 1800-- 7. Anthe petition had not neon toturntdfium tho Exrcutlvo Council nobody
'preiint eould htnto tho amount. Amotion to iiiljutii 11 was lost. Mr. Kutl- -lukou HiiggeBtcd that tho Mliitater ofFoielgn Alfnlrs was youn;; enough torun inmtulrsi for tho petition. At lea itMr. Gear niotort to nuikii ilm Item icadi
i"not to ( cced ?S00, ' t.hlcli can led.At a few minutes to '. o'clock tho
Council iidouined.
THE LAST CAB.lno last curs of tho King street llnr
going to Wnlklkl and Palama pasn tb.Anchor ilaloon. Tho cloverc- -t mlxolo-gist-
In the city are there always toput you up iiuythliiK you may desireDrop In and take a drop before youtako the car. Tho celebrated Soattltbeer la to bo had here on draught Afull Une of liquors, Including tho fa-mous Jesso Moore Whlskoy, etc., al-ways on han.. Received por Warrt-moo- ,
Ratnlor Bock Beer on draughtThe Anchor Saloon Is hero to plenso lipatrons.
SEATTLE BEER.Tho over popular Ualntor beer Is be-
coming a household word and "willyou have a glass of Soattlo," la moreoften heard than anything else. ThtCriterion Saloon has the beer on tap orIn uottloa.
American Messenger Service, Masonlo Temple. Tel. 444.
Architects, Contractors and Builders.
WM, T. lATir,
Contirtr and lliiildei1.
Store anJ Office ril'lnc.Plans nj Lttltnates lurnlihfJ.
I488 llotel Street, near Beretanla.a A Howard, Jb Hobt.F.Tra
Shanghai Banking Corporation.Nkw Zraland ano AtinTitAttA Ba 1
of Now Zealand.VicTontA and VAhtxjuvun lUnl, 1
British North Ainorleu.Transit a General Banking and Excttanie
Depolstt HccolveJ. Loam made on Ap--roved Bccurlty. ComtnercUl and Travelinredlts leaned. Bills of Exchange bongblnd Bold.
Coi notions I'HOMrrLT AoconnTJin Teh
SavingsBanl
Savings Deposits aIU bereceived and interest allowed by thlfRank at four and one-ha- lf ior centHr milium.
Prlntod coploH of tho BuIoh and Re(cillations may bo obtalnod on nppllcatloii
Ollloo nt bank building on Morel nunM root
BI8IIOP A CO
KilnbllaUcd 1U63 -
3:B03-2;0- .
BANKERS.
Iranenct a(ienoral BaiiViii.t' K'xchimge D,iHics.
VJoitunorciai und Traveler.otters )f Cri-d- issued, nvniMc in all tht principal ( itic. the world.Interest allowed after Jul
1, 1898, on fixed depositsmonths 8 por cent., 6 nioutl3$ per cent., 12 month':per rent.
Pioneer Building ancLoan Association
ASSETS, DEC. 31, 1S9S, $112,077.6'.
Money loaned on approved securltjA Savings Bnnk for monthly depositsHousea built on tho monthly install
ment pun.Twentieth Serl - of Stock is no
opened.OFFICERS T. Y. Lansing, Presl
dent; B. B. Rose, Vice President; C. BCray, Treasurer; A. V. Gear, Secretary
DIRECTORS T. F. Lansing. S. BBoso, A. V. Gear, A. W. Koech, HcnrjSmith, J. L. McLean, J. D. Holt, O. BGray, W. L. Howard.
A. V. GEAR,Secrotary.
chamber of Commerce rooms.umcc Hours: 12:301:30 p. m.
156 Ifolruh.mti $peoie B&ni
LlMitn .
Subscribed Capital . 24.000.UU JCiPaid-u- p Capital . . 12,000.000 yeiReservo Fund 7,600,000 ye
The Bank buys and receives fur collection Bills of Exchange toques Drafttand Letters of Credit, anu transacta general banking business.
INTEREST ALV3WE- D-
On Died Deposit tor t ir.or.thl, 4 vtf cl t .On flie- - Uepoilt lor 6 monlhf, 3XOu Filed Depnilt lor jtooi, '
INTERtST ALLOWE-D-
Qvthe Ileal OM:e, at Yo.oli.ne, CO Curnr.l l.1 -- .. ua per day,
fotlt. Deposit lor u monlhj, 5S pr ceot p a
Hew BeFimit MVm, lifiiii si Howli.
The . . .
Hawaiian ElectricCompany,
Corner AlaUea and HalekauwIlaSts.,
Has a large assortment of
Chandeliers and Elec-trical GoodsConstantly on Hand. j$.
Estimates given for house wiringand electrical plants.
Marine Wiring a specialty.
A. QARTLEY,General Manager.
Bankers.
JUDD BUILDING.f ItlCOlPORATBU UltDf It THU LAWS 1
I of tmb Hawaiian Kcpuniic.j
Onpitnl $00,000OFFIUEltS AND DIRKCIORM,
Char. M. Cookk, President.P. C. Joni,
C. II. Cookk, Cashier,1 V. Athkkton, Afwlstant CBUlder.
Ilonry WfttorhoUKo,Tom May,
F. W. Mncfarlano,K. V. Tonnoy,
;LA. McCandles'.Solicits tho Acciiuntii of Firms,
Trusts, Individuals, and willcarefully and promptly attend to allbusiness connected with banking
to it. Soli and purchaso ForeignIssue IxitterM of Credit.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT !
Ordinary and Torm Deposits reeolved,Bud Intorost allowod In accordance vtll'arulos and conditions printed In P'books, ooplos of which may be had tit napplication.Hi
OF HAWAII, LTD.Incorporated Under the Laws or th
Republic of Hawaii.Authorized Capital, $1,000,000Subscribed Capital, 750,000Paid Up Capital SOO.OOo
OFF1CER8 AND DIRECTORS.Cecil Brown PresidentM. P. Robinson nt
W. G. Cooper CaBhlerE. M. Boyd Secretary
uecil urown, Mark PRobin eoji, Bruce Cartwrlght, W. GCooper and H. M. Von holt
DRAW EXCHANGE ON:San Francisco The Anglo-CaUf-
nla Bnnk, Limited.Chicago Tho Merchants Loan and
Trust Company.New York J. & W. Eollguian Com-
pany.London Tho Anglo-Californ-
Bank. Limited.Paris Socletio Gcneralo.Hamburg M. M. Warburg & Oom
pany.Hongkong and Yokohama Th
Chartered Bank of India, Australiaand China.
Australia Tho Union Bank of Atitralla, Limited.
Canada Bank of Montreal.Berlin Gerbruder Meyer.Exchange boughtnd sold Letters
Credit Issued on all parts of theworld.
PuotoaraphflT.s.
J. J. WILLIAMS,Photographer.
FMll3I$A &mM&ww
Visitors are cordially invited tocall and inspect our qallery of life-siz- e
royal photos, from KamehamehaI. to date.
At tho Old HtaaelOb Fort fltre.-- t
v ..,Barbers
SilentBarber Shop.
Arlington Block, - Hotel Street
JojephJForiiandez. Prop';
iA- -
,e t ;f :
1 .
fb?' .A.xr i&. AHT.LL.t jfttJ&&j&rZ$ f..-- - v-J
KEEP THE HEAD COOL and thefeet WJrm Is the advice given bv all thedoctors In time ofcplJemlcs of any kind.Pacheco's Dandruff Killer Is the best touse nn the hejd. It Is lefreMiIng, Invlcor-atlngan- d
stimulating, besides possessingcooling properties contained In no otherpreparation In the market.
PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLERs for sale by all druggists and at thtUnion Barber Shop; Telephon.- - CoG.
ThePacific NurseryHAS MOVED
To IB Fort St..(Next to Ed. A.WIIIIams, Undertaker),
And Is now prepared to supply .veivvariety of Cut and Growing Plants.Sprays, Bouquets, Wedding and FuneralDesigns executed on short notice.A Targe variety of Roses and otlwr plants
for sale.
FINKE&CO,PROPRIETORS,
-- . -
Lines of
Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLE.The Fine Passenger Bteamors of This Liuo Will Arrive fit nur)
Leave This Fort as Heroundor.
From San Fr&noisoo:AUSTRALIA AP'HMOANA... April tjAUSTRALIAALAMEDA "!,yiAUSTRALIA June6MARIPOSA ' lunerjAUSTRALIA J'r
In oonneotion with tho aailinor
ire prepared to issue, to intending passongore, coupon throughHokeU Sy any railroad from Ban Francisco, to all points in theUnited States, and from New York by an? steamship line to alllaropean ports.
For particulars apply to
Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Limited;General Agentb Oceanic S. S. Co.
Pacific Mail Steamship Go.
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Go. $ Toyo Kisen Kaisha
, StMaer ol the abort coopuin will call at Honolulu and leave title port on or atom the .... .datss below aantlontd i . . . .
For Japan and China:HocrVonr Maru. ...April ttttoa..... . April 14
Doric . April 14
fvt coal Inlomatlon apply to
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., Agents.
Canadian - Australiao Royal lail Steamship Company.
aVSteamtre ol the above line, running In connection with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.Miwstn Vancouver. B. C. and Sydney, N. S.W.. and calling at Victoria, C. C, Honolulu and Bilitanaite DUE AT 1IONOI.UI.IJ on or about the date below stated, via i
ROM VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA, B. C,For Brisbane and Sydney;
Warlmoo April 14
Mlowtra .May uAorancl June 9' Warrlmoo July 7' Mlowtra Aug. 4
WToroueh tickets Issued Irom Honolulu to Canada, United States and Europe. For Frelrht andPassan and all general Information, apply to
Theo. H. Davles & Co., Ltd., Gen'l Agents.Lines of Travel.
Wilder Steamshio Co., Ltd.
0
TiriB TABLE.8. 8. Klnau,
.FREEMAN. Master.tfOLOKAI, MAUI, HAWAII.
Change In Sailing ofStmr. "Klnau."
On and after Tuesday, Nov. 6, thesteamer KINAU will sail from Hono-
lulu on Tuesdays at 12 noon, for Kau-takak-
Lahaina, Maalaea Bay, Klhei,tfakena, Kawalhao, Mahukona, Lau-jhoeh- oe
and IIUo.Returning, will sail from Hllu on
frldays at 2 p. m. for above namedorU, arriving In Honolulu on Batur- -
Fassengers and freight will bo takentor Makena, Mahakona, Kawalhao, int-
o, Hakalau, Honomu, Papalkou, nnd"speekeo.
Paasengera and PACKAGES ONLYrill be taken for Kaunakakal, Lahat-- u,
Maalaea Bay, Klhel and Laupahoe-.- o
S. 8. Claudine.CAMERON. Master.
MAUI.Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday
tt t P. M., touching at Lahaina, Ka-tulu- l.
Nahlku, Hana, Hamoa and u,
Maul. Returning, touchesit above named ports, arriving In lu
Sunday mornings.Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, onco each
Kontk,
S. S. Lehua,BENNETT, MaBter.
MOLAKAI,, MAUI, LANA1.lalla every Monday for Kaunakakal,
atanalo, Maunalel, Kalaupapa, Laha- -
aa, Honolua, Olowalu. Returning or- -
rtvs at Honolulu Saturday mornings.
This company reserves tho right tocake changes In tho time of doparturcind arrival I Its steamers WITHOUTKOTICE, end It will not be responsl-jl- e
for any consequences nr' bro-iio-
Consignees must t c w sdlngi receive their frel.it Tk" a- -..- - wtll nnt hold itself lcunonm-ii-i(or freight after It has been landed.
Live stock received only at owner'stsk.This company will not be responsi-
ble for money or valuables of paasen-Itr- s
unless placed In the care of thearcrs.tHlsengen are requested to pur-ika- ss
tickets before embarking. Those'ailing to do so wll be subject to anadditional charge of twenty-fiv- e pertsnt,
Th company will not be liable torUN of, nor Injury to, nor delay In,Iks delivery of baggage or personalKecta ol the passenger beyond IJmount or, 9100-1- 9, unless the valr
una be t "ZSfri. at or befot iv of " 'V pd freight said
'rriTel.
further
.m-w-- tf
TJJE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, II. 1., TI1UU8DAY, AL'ltlL 0, 1000.
For San riaoisoo.AUSTRALIA. ...April?ALAMEDA..., April t?AUS1HALIA. ..MayijMARIPOSA.. . May isAUSTRALIA . June tiMOAN A .June asAUSTRALIA Jnly to
of the above steamers, the Aonnln
For San Francisco :
NIpponMaru Aril! 10Rio da Janeiro April 17Coptic April st
"ROM SYDNEY AND BRISBANEFor Victoria and Vancouver (B.C.):
Jl owera .adiii 11
Aorancl May awarrimoo June 0Mlotttr.1 July 4Aorancl Auc 1
Lines of Travel.
All employes of tho company are for-bidden to receive freight without de-livering a shipment receipt therefor Inthe form prescribed by the Company,and which may be seen by shippersupon application to the pursers ot theCompany's steamers.
Shippers are notified that It freightIs shipped without such receplt it willbe solely at the risk of the shipper.
C. L. WIGHT. PresidentS. B. ROSE, Secretary.CAPT. T. K. CLARKE, Port Supt
jjMjt California
KBF cis,via
UNION PACIFIC
"The Overland Route"Is Thirteen Hoars Quicker Than via
Any Otber Route.
''The Overland Limited"Runs Everyday In the ' Year Buffet,
Smoking and Library Cars withUtrber Shop and Pleasant ReadingRooms
Dining Cars (MealsDrawing Room Palace Sleeper etc.No Change of Care.
D. W. HITCHCOCK, Genral Agent,i Montgomery St., San Francisco.
J. H. LOTHROP, General Agent,35 Third street, Portland, Oregon.
E. L. LOMAX. G. P. & T. A5 1472 Omaha, Nebraska.
r t a. t nJ, XV. Xi J. KJJ.TIME TABLE.
From and After JamiHiy ), lS(9.TRAINS.
STATIONS. Dallv Dalit(Outward) ei. Sun. Dally ei. Sen. Dally Dally
A.M. AM PMKabttktWalalua 'ic t.30Walanae t:ic 3!!EwaMIII J.4! 1.0; 4lisPeailClty t:iS 01Vunolula s.oj jr. C. Smith, (itn'I P. A TlvM
AgtnUi V, DiiNianN, Wurr)ni.i.il..n!.
Chinese and Japanese Firms.
lluda X( Boardman
EMPLOYMENT andREAL ESTATEAGENTS ' mu
Domestic Servants, Sailors and General
Laborers.
Office Hours: oa. rn.t03p.rnTelephone 917.
P. O. Box 862.
Room 1, Spreokels Blookun
Y. MASUDA,Portraits
Done in Crayon or Oil.
...Pictures Framed In any style.
...Framed Pictures for sale.
King and Alapai streets,Near Honolulu Stock Yards.
i!6?..
Notice.
OTST7KA,Contractor.In Prepared toSupply at Short Notice
STONE FOR BUTLDINOPURPOSES .....
fcOIL FOR FILLING & GRADINGGRAVEL, Etc.
At Lowest Prices Pleaso apply orlea vo orders at offlco of
J. L. Kaulukoti,Uoi lk'tliel Htrcot, niauka P. O.
W. W. AHANA
Merchant Tailor323 Nuuanu
Tine Suitings in Enguan, (Scotch andAmerican Good iwdo to order.
Telephone 668- .- --Poatofflco box 986.
Hop Wo &"Co.
TAILORSCRASH, WHITE DUCK
AND KHAKI SUITSAt Lowest PricesSatisfaction Guaranteed . .
Aloha Block, Fort St. HonMulu, H. I.
IWAMOTO,
Watjbmaker and Jeweller.GOLD AND MJLVER PLATING.
313K ttlng stroet. 1277
T. KATSUNUMA & Co.N A. K OZAWA, Manajer.
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY.
Temiwaiy Oltic! Ro.w, upstairs Srieckels bulW-In-
Tel, 544.
Y. MAN SINGHas Removed From Fort Street to )ii
Nuuanu Street, opp. Goo Kim's.
LADIK8' UNDERWEAR.
Dresses Made To Order.
HOP HONG,Merchant Tailor,
HAS MOVEDFrom 314 Nuuanu street to larger prom-ises, No. 310, on the op osito side of theKtroet. 1293
Cohmr Amkea and Kino StreetsGROCERY AND FRESH nFRUITS
always on hand. FRESH PINEAPHLESfo sreclal order, and CALIFORNIAFRUITS by every steamer and also ISL-AND BUTTER. Delivery Free. Tel. 361
L. CHONG,No. 6 Nuuanu St., below Mticbaat, Honolulu.
MEHOHANT : TAILORJtsrSulta ruaranteeil to lit and In tales stylts
Clothing tnade to orltr, Unltcrros a specialtyClonics cleaned M re calr.4 tt reasonable riles
The World RegisterKoripH tho Oth whllo you aro luisv.
Try ono 0 '
Rook PricesOn Maiblc ;md Granite,
MONUMENTSand CEMETERYWORK
Ponces and LawnFurniture.
Haw'o Iron Fence ani Honmneiital Cb
H1 King Street.
MRS. AGNIJW UEMAItRlim.
Tim following Item Is front Hit' Ban.Ioho Mercury, March 21- - "Mm. AnglfArih'W of ItlllKilnto n nil Chitrlcn limit?las. it iiiltiliic iiiiiii. Miriirlsed tin Irfilciiiln Alouilny by IipIiik fiil"My married In Han I rnnrlHcti. ror hoiiic jtiiibpast Mrs. Ariipw linn Iipoii n faml'larfigure nt Hip Btntn Kali-- , tier formerhusband being tino of the lifht knowntrotting horsemen of tnu Hlulc nndconsequently u ctmstnnt iitteiitinnt ntthis function. Upon his death nt SanJose in .liino last Mrs. Asinmv assumedchiirgc of the stock ranch In the heartof tho Santa Clnrn valley, .vhpre sheand her three children Mavo Blnco
While not of Inn,; standing thoacquaintance between Mrs. Agnow nndher second husband booh tlp'-'iip-
il IntoIntimacy, nnd n brief courtship culmi-nated In their wedding on Monday.Douglas Is well known In mining circles nnd owns extensive. Intel caw inthis nnd other States."
The. late Harry .1. Agnow was lorninny years n horseman of Honol'ilti,having horses on the Irani here, oilnnd on, even after ho took up Ills resi-dence In California, Last llth of .tune,tho day Mr. Agncw died, ono of hishorscB won n rnco nt Knplnlnnl naik.
It Is interesiing to watch
the artist at work in King Bros.'
Hotel street window, where
evidences of his slcill are al-
ways in view. Special orders
for menu cards and other art
work solicited. KING BROS.,
110 Hotel street.PER 8. S. AUSTRALIA.
Just landed a full line of grapes, s.
oranges, lemons, celery, cabbago,cauliflower, cranberries, burbank andred potatoes, dates, salmon, flounders,halibut, crabs, Eastern and Californiaoysters (In tin and shell,) turkeys,chickens, ducks, quail. A Ull line ofcanned goods. CAMAR1NOS' REFRI- -
GERATOP;
FRESH ENTERPRISE BOCK.Thu first of tho season at the Mer-
chants' Exchango Just nrrlvcd by lastAustralia. This Is browed only oncea" year. Como boys and quench yourthirst, for It's a long time to wait fortho next brow.
Tho use of tho Singer In raiMlons ofhomos shows the unprecedented suc-
cess of these ideal sewing m ilncs.It Is convincing proof that tht, dingerexcels In all kinds of family Musingand art needle work. All our 1 "Nlngmachines are of the best construction,beautifully decorated, and are mountedon sicectea woods in nneiy nnisnoacabinets of artlatlo designs. D. Ber-aerse- n.
agent. 16 Bethel stroet
HAWAII LAND CO.Limited.
Capital Stock. " - - - $50,000.Capital, palp up - - $43,680
OFFICERS.
W. 0 A.0I1I President 4 ManagerM. K. Nakulna Vlco PresidentJ. Makalnal TreasurerK Johnson SecretaryGeo. L. Desh Auditor
HOARD OF DIRECTORS:
.lonah Kumalao.J, Mukalual
J. W. Ulplkano.
Tho nbovd Company will buy, lease,or (.oil lands In all parts of tho HawaiianInlands; and bIho Ids Iiouhoi In tho Cityof Honolulu for rent. l489-.v- l
A QOOD THING.1 U 1 j
Om, Algaroba and Pine Firevo
Out and Spill (ready lor the dtou)Also.
STOV B, STBAU.& BL&CR8MITB CG&
WHITE AMD BLACK HAND
Lowest Frloes, delivered to ny vrthe City
faklFMOHBrfUSTACE i (.50
1 OtiM mr
tfheni'ouWait&R;igRING UP THE
C -- la- U-- B
Livery, Boarding andSales Stables, : : :,.
B18 FOUT 8TREKI
Sth'Io 'Phone, 47"Uhck Stand 'l'liom, 310 and 7f.
0. II BELLIHA,
DIAMOND.id other Rings, Watches, Brace
lets, ains, and an extensive varietyf J. velry.
hi. Gr. BIAJRT,Manofacturing Jeweller,
Wt pOI1 STHH.H1.
Catton, NeilJ & Co., Ltd.
Boilermakers : : and : : Electricians.Agents for
The General Electric- - - Companj
iilSDON IROiN WORKS,San Francisoo, California.
ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS.HiAh Duty Pumping Machinery,
Heine Boilers, Plain Tubular Boilers, Corliss Engines, Cane Csis,vacuum rans, ami all machinery lor me complete equipment ot sugar Alius.
Office: Progress Block,FORT AND BERETANIA STREETS,
Fulton Engineering and Shipbuilding VVdrks;SUCCESSORS TO "
FOLTOfi IE0N WOEKS,)ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS ' '
High Duty Pumping Engines,Corliss Marine and Mill Enelnes. Marine aim Statlonerv Boilers.
,
HONOLULU. It.
Plumbers,
Street
?a
OF
Estimates furnished for all classes of machinery, and for the equipment of .
power plants. . ., .
Horiir 3--. G-ixiac-st, ""Representative In the Hawaiian Islan4. '
OFFICE; Fort street, between and King streets. 'ijSt
Merchants Commission Agents.'Carr r Complete Line of Hardware, Crockery, Saddlery, &c. Pattate
Oils and White
GENERAL SDPPLIES.
Agents for Clarlphos & Dick's Balata Belting;HTZ This Belting Is acknowledged by several ei the most expert engineers IkIslands to be the best, most and expensive. - '
Also Agents for Kelihefer GRAY WARE, of which a'faUIs carried. '
A good selection of IRON BEDSTEADS, MATTING, LINOLEUM,GARDEN HOSE AND FITTINGS.
Lime, Cement, Fire Clay and Fire Bricks.Musicians.
TEACHER OF
Guitar, Mandolin, Zither,and Ukulele.
"During my absence atOmraMr. Ames, of Wall, Nichols Co.,will hae charge of my pupils.
a. vl 1 El gf x 3T,VIOLINIST.
16 Beretanla Street,
-- Will receive a limited number of pupils.Music furnished for oryenlrnj partlt.
Orders to be left care of Wall, NicholsCo., nd at torRatrom Muslo 1260
After March 26THE MERCANTILEPRINTING CO., LTD.,
--WILL OCCUPY UP STAIRS- ,-
Cor. Fort andQueen Sts.
FI.E JOB pINTllltyAt Reasonable Prices.
Stand No. 82
Bay I do you know where I can getgood Surel At the Hawallan Hotel Carriage Co., corner Hoteland streets. Tel. II. NothIng but first class carriages and ex-
perienced drivers.
Notice.
T. B. Clapham, Veterinary andDentist. Office, King Street Stables;Telephone io8j. Calls, day or night,promptly answered; specialties, obstetricsand lamerijess, M&ftf
H.
Etc.
John Nott,plumber;
75 and 79 KingTELEPHONE NO. 11
conujUtr,
Merchant
THEOiH,nAVIES&CO.,Ltd.and
Lead.
PLANTATION
durable, leastBros.' AGATE
LAHtyMOWERS,
W.H.SEA,
concerts, afternoon
Zither'
Co.V.
Hack
carrlago?
Richards
Surgeon
NOW Is the time to get leaks, ai ,
breakage wen to, and jmtRoof 8 Put In O'dtt .
By competent work
H. T. SHAW tc CO.
Sanitary Plniii ait Tii
Old Firo Tower, Union Street.Wo flguro on nothing but the)bsTb
of work and material, tenting all worksthus lnnurlng you against all sewer gM,
Ksthnttos carefully given'Jobbing promptly attended to.
Fori the PlumbingOu that uew honeo that yoa areabout to build or the altoritiouyon aro intending to nake onyour property. Call and'eee tnand pot au cstimato.
JAS. NOTT, Jr.Practical Tinsmith and Plunabta,
Bhop: Beretanla street, A alooraeaarlof Punchbowl. Phone H4t.
Hour 7 a. m. to 6 p. in.Jobbing promptly attended to. .
W. II. Barth. H.w.BsarsuHonolulu Sheet Metal WtrhGalvanized Iron Skylights and Ventlbtart,
Metal Roofing, ' ' "; '.Conductor Pipe and.Gutter'Wc''.' '
Richards Straat, bt.Oura and Mtrctuat, HiilaiaWJotblny f romptly arttnjrd m.'W
King street, not--. Railroad Depot,Plumbe- r- and TiUBiWfc: ,
Satisfaction guaranteed! vAll work promptly and cSfefuiiy"
attended-to- . "'" UTs
Coney EstateLANDS.
A FEW VERY rSIRABLB BUILtj)'ING LOTS on Ntuanu Avenue, at Nto;lopa, Nuuanu Vallej for sale. Apply t- -'
J. M. -- yCartwright Block, erchant streatT ''
U$8 if
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G?r eral Live Stock and Commission Meichasts.DEALERS I2ST
HORSES, HULES, COWS, HOGS, FOWLS. sSZnd BUGGIES, WAGONS,Carts, Fancy Family Rigs, Etc., Etc. Harness, Saddles, Harness Repairing.
We buy, sell, and eNclunge on commission anything in our line. IMlODERaN" XjI"VER"5r a special branch.
Honolulu Stock Yards Company.VST. H, RICE, President. "W. S. WITHERS,
are hereby notified that tho followlntdelinquent stock wilt bo sold at PublliAuction at 12 o'clock noon on MUN-BA- 1701
April 9, at tho salesroom or1717
Jas. P. Morgan, Honolulu, unless tho1719
Assessments, vith Interest thereon, nro1759
paid beforo tho nbovo date, nnd, ualjthe receipts from snld salo aro sufilclent to fully cover all delinquenciesand costs, each delinquent shareholdernrlll bo held personally llublo for thofcilanco due on his shares.No. Certf Names No. Shares
19 Lam Kam Chin 255M Ylm Sea Lock 30
F. D. Qrcany 1047 Geo. J. Campbell CO
S3 Loo Chit Kam. CO
CI CO
C6 2587 25eg 10 O.iSI 1070 1071 10 AtW 10
0 A. Barnes 10St A, Uarncs 10 tho92 A. Darnes 10
t A. Barnes 1095 A. Uarncs 10SS A. Darnes 10 or
124 Dr. n. Oliver 101E4 Loo Goon SO
156 Loo Qoon 30164 Loo Gonn 307.67 Loo Uoon 25
78 C. Lennox 1017) C. Lennox 20183 Loo Qoon CO
189 J. I). Gibson 5205 Loo Chit Sam 35212 Loo Chit Sam CO
219 Loo Chit Sam 10353 J. V. Poilmorc 23255 Geo. P. Gear 5S61 H. It. Hitchcock 10262 H. It. Hitchcock 10273 Loo Chit Sam 35278 Loo Chit Sara CO
279 Loo Chit Sam 25280 Loo Chit Sam 25
joo Chit Sara 15$32 Loo Chit Sam IS28G J. Q. Wood 10119 Mrs. Lucy Ng Monwnr b
20 Wong Dut Nan 10222 J. L. McComb 15S23 n. 11. Church 10S38 H. Watorhouso & Co 5361 Paul Neumann 50362 Paul Neumann 50863 Paul Neumann 0364 Paul Neumann 20365 Paul Neumann 20366 Paul Neumann 20
67 i'cul Neumann 208C9 II. Francis 10392 Loo Chit SamS94 Loo Chit SamS95 Loo Chit Sam 50409 A. L. Morris C
418 MUs C. A. FIncklcr 15425 0. Whitehead 10426 Ylm Scalock 5127 Lam Knm Chin 642S C. H. Gray 30429 C. n. Gray 10430 C. U. Gray ." 10435 Mrs. KIIko Neumann 20436 F. II HaiBelden Tr. P. It.
Haseon 1
446 Loo Chit Sam 10A. V. GRAIt.
Treas. Mnunalol Sug. Co., LtdHonolulu, March 15, 1900.
AUCTION SALE..OP..
W..IN TUB..
McBryde Sugn Co., Ltd.On SATURDAY,' April 7th,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,'At my salesroom 33 Quceu Btrcct, Ho-
nolulu, I will sell at Public Auction, byorder of the Treasurer, Mr. ThomasRain Walker, tho following delinquentatock of the McDrydo Sugar Co., Ltd.,unless the delinquent fourth assess-ment with Interest thereon, Is paid atthe offlco of Theo. II. Davles & Co.,Ltd-- Honolulu, before the day of ealo:
No. No.Cert. Shares.
33 Chas. F. Wall io95- -H. M. Von Holt (tr.) 50
117- -C M. V. Forster 2'57 Lai Tim 5284 Cont Ylch & Co 1
COR SALE-T- IIE OI D ESTABLISHED PRINT-- rINC BUSINESS of the lite Robert Grieve In
cluding Presses, Tr'. Ruing Machine, Book111..... 3 -- .. tl.ln.l.... CI...... rnmnlda MM. tnr thabove mentioned business lll be received by the un-
dersigned, who lll furnished particuurs In regard tosine, JAMtSL McLKAN.n8i-i- Administrator Estate of U iert Grlese.
COR SaLE $4500 Lease of buslwsrrorcrtv on street 4 sears to run uiouna
Rent 180 fer annum. A bartraln. Arnlv toWILLIAM SAVIDGE.
rfi Vrr hant street.
POR SALE TWO COTTACiLs 01 Young bt ,
orooslte L II. Dm, Esq Iniulreof (i, E.BOARDMAN. 1464-t- r
FOR SALE tioao. LOT In best portion of K'allhl80x15a. Applv In
WILLIAM SAVIDGE.No. iio Tort street.
pOR SALL-J9- VO. I Or at Katlhl on main street,I slie 75x150. Apw'h to
LLIAM SAVIDGE.No. jio turtuttU.
POR SALL-LA- IN ALL PARTS OF THE1 riTY. BvJ M. was. ,i.
LOST.
I OST CLRIiriCATE NO. oo lor 8, shares oli-- tt c of the Klnel I'lanutlon (.orapany, LtJ..issued to II. Wa'erhouse ec Co.
CI RTiriCAl C NO. 7j for 70 shsres ol stoik olthi Kihel Plantation Co.. Ltd.. Issued to J. A.Ma goon
A I parlies are warned against negotlatln,'; or pur-chasing the same, ns transfer rnthe books ol com-pany has J ALfRED MAGOON
' 1497-1-
I OST A gcntlirnin' SCARP-PI- diamond set--
ting, I'lt.Te letuin to Bulletin Olflce andliberal reward. 1477-- tt
WrtNTIUl.
WANTED A s iond.nnd good condition letolAil. Ccl'cejli mil Annuals 'ruin
iE70todateor Hilui'lc f.scl pcJIa eae statelowest prke AdJress (C. K ) I' I). Box oi
I4f81W
XANTED A New Yorker would llkepisltl n ol' any kind ckrk prtlerred AJJreis N V, this
WANTED Tversone to k'iow IN it the new CLUBPAKLUrfS will oo n Miy ist at
ioi Klnir t,ei n i to W vv l nw. i,oi-- i
lA ANILD-- N. P. UUnULSS Joes all kinds ulv i,i.ll reialrln;, Lawn Miners nnd Garden
Hose, ,ire spidaltlei. Lawn Mirrsw'll be call- -
' lor by rliglng up a.o. Alsj a lew tur tent!.. r 1. .,.-- ( T.A 'tMtn to know that they can tetnavidWAMtb barter lor 15 ctnti at il. JEI Fh,
,,nU Inrl street, nrp Club Stables l'irAssessment Notice.NOTICE IS HI3UCHY GIVEN THAT
tho tenth nsseBsmcnt of ten (10) percent on tho capital stock of tho Honolulu Hap Id Ttanslt & Land Companywill bo duo nnd payablo to J. II.Flshqr, Treasurer, at 111 Fort street(upstnlrs,) Honolulu, on tho 2d dayof April Inst. Tho share upon whichan assessment may rermln unpaid af-
ter thltty days ftont bald date, will bodeclined delinquent.
J. A. OILMAN.Secretary H. It. T. & L. Co.
Honolulu, April 2d, 1900.1495-t- f
$50.00 Reward,Lost a Small Bag containing Gold coin;
the above reward will be paid to any onereturning the same to Q. B. Bulletinoffice. i49G-3- t
67; Midday maximum. 83.Uaromctor at 9 n. ra. 30,12. Irregular.Italnfnll .00.Dew Point C1F.Humidity nt 9 n. m. 70 per cent.Diamond Head Signal Station, April
Weather clear; wind fresh NlJ.
AHMVALS.Thursday, April .".
Stmr. Hclcno, Parker, from Huwnilports; 12,000 bags sugar and 80 headcattle.
Tho new American wliooner Helt'iie.consigned to Allen & Kobluson, nrriveilIn port this forenoon, 30 dayrt fromPort Dlnkelcy, with tho fnllnwiui; oar-g- o:
tho llrst trip ol tho I lutein- - touny port. Sho wns complclud recentlyby Hall Pros, of Port Illakoloy for theisland trado and is owned by Allen V
floblnson. Sho Is n net-for- t vessel nndIs R.i lil to posc.is fast sailing qualities,flip Helena Is nnchorMl in the stream.
HoHpitnl ?op Incurublcri.At n meeting hold ycsletday tho by-
laws of tho hospital for incurableswcro discussed nnd adopted nnd the following board of directory elected1 Kt..Itcv. HIshop Willis, President 8. H.Dole, S. K. Damon, Fttjior Vulentlne,Alexander Young". This board will meettoday to elect Its officers. The follow-ing wero present at tho meeting:President S. I). Dolj, Ilrltlsn Commissioner Hoaro, Illshop Willis, Kov. Alex-ander Mackintosh, Ucorgo It. Cntter,Father Valentino, P. A. Schncfer, J. P.Eckhnrdt, Dr. ltowmnti, Hoht. Cntton,J. P. Cooke, Titos. I tain Walker, A.Loulson, I. S. Damon, W. P. Allen,Allan Herbert.
iVrtlclo C of the by-la- w reads asfollows:Tho directors ahull appoint a boai il offlvo (5) persons, who shall bo tuauagcrsof tho hospital, and hnvo authority toexpend such nionoys ns aro furnishedby tho directors for tho conduct of thohospital, Including tho purclutno offood, medlcluo nnd furniture, nnd thoemployment of neooe.rary assistance.
NEW TO-DA- Y
Election of Officers.At thadJ3'jrieJ Annual Meeting of the
stockholders of the WAIANAE CO ,
LTD., held this day, (he fotlow'ngand directors were duly elected for
the ensuing year:G. N. Wilcox, President.R. M:Klbbln, t.
J. M. Dovs:t-- , Secretary and reaurer.H. Holmes. Auditor.DIRECTORS: G. N. Wilcox, R.
AT ic O'CLOCK A. M.,At the prem es Fort tieet. above Vine- -
next to the Gtrinm LVikery, I wi I srll atPublic Auctmn the entire househulJ futnltu'e, consisting In part of
OjW coinbi atlon writing desk, 0iUcenter tibles and chairs, O.ik extensiondinlnc tabl- - and chalis. Oak foldlnc brdUa' cliilton'er Pl.ick wilnut marble top 'uruiuuui scis, ii.iii iii.uiic'sicN. iuigt, nftai- -tlng, Curtains, Pictures, Croike y andGI.Ksware, Granite ware kitchen utensils
Jewel Stove, Co.il Oil Stove,Palms and Ferns.
JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctioneer.Mofrld
jnnessment Notice.INTEU-1SI.AN- TELEGRAPH CO.,
LIMITED.An ASSESSMENT tf 10 per cent on
the assess ib e stock ot this companylevied tlil d.tv. Is now due and pivableat th ffire of Jas. F. Morgan, 3J Queenstreet, Homlulu.
JAS F.MORGAN,Treas. Inter-Islan- d Telegraph Co., Ltd.
April 3rd, 1000. I4Q7 iwHawaiian Electric Co.STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
A Special Meeting of the Stockholdersof the HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.will be held Friday. April 6th, at 10o'clock a. m. at the office of the HawaiianTrust & Investment Co.. for the purposeof considering the Increase ol capital stockand for such other business as may comebefore it.
Per order President:W. L. HOPPER,
M9"iJ Secretary.
THEORPHEUMFAMILY THEATRE.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
and SATURDAY MATINEE.
Grand Spectacular Production of'
UNCLE TOMS CABINERNEST HOGAN AS UNCLE TOM
Assisted by the Full Strength of the
Company and Members of the
Orpheum Stock Comp.ni.
SPECIAL SCENERY I
JUBILEE SINGING I
Old-Tim- e Darky Songs and Melodies.
A POWERFUL PRODUCTION!
'
W and ali sorts ot
roads, ditches and all
a Next to
Fort Street
.gUi'ia niPf
PUBLIC NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Public notice Is hereby given thit the' Court of Claims for losses rau'ed by the
Board (f Health In the Suppression ofBubonic Plague, been duly ap-
pointed, commissioned and sworn, willhold a session at Its Court Room In theJudiciary Building In Honolulu on Wed-nesday, the 4 It day of April, A. D. it,oo,at 2 o'clock In the afternoon, and daily atthe same hou' until further notice. (Sun-
days and holidays excepted).
All persons having claims against theGovernment which properly should be
submitted to this Court are notified thattheir claims must be filed In duplicate be-
fore the first dav of June, A. D. 1900, withthe Clerk tf the Court.
The Clerk's office will b: open for thereception of claims between the hours ofio o'clock n. m. and 6 p. m. dally, (Sun-
days and holidays excepted).Blanks and Information will be furnish-
ed by the Clerk.J. ALFRED MAGOON, President.GEORGE A. DAVIS,I.ORRIN ANDREWS,A. NOA KEPOIKAI,ALBERT F. JUDD, JR.
articles needed in building
woik.
SONJohn Nott.
Fort Street
POWDER, Fuse Caps,Just received by the "Diamond Head."
Giant Powder No 1 & 2, Black Blasting Powder,
Fuse and Blasting Caps.
Steel Drills and Drill Hj miners to ute with above.
Picks, Stone Axes, Canal barrows, Crowbars,
Wedges,
such
E. 0. HALL
hz
having
Pacific Import Co.
33
&
(INCORPORATED),
PROGRSS BLOCK
WEANNOUNCE
The arrival of ourspring stock in
Ladies' Shirt Waists.Complete line of the most relia-ble shirt waists, at reasonableprices. We invite inspection.
Boys' Wash Suits.Complete assortment of up-to-da- te
