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NO. 88

Mr. p. a. JCIntUWaihlniton, YL

Blood Poisoning13 Running Sore Gv Way to

Hood' artftparllla.tX X. Hood 4 Co., LowtlU M.t

"OenUetncn ThlrtMD yeaii affo I wu IdDour IH Alena, bow called Fort flberaiftn. Idaho.Whtlttthrrtl weot la iKliunlnc oat day todcaagbt cold, chilling th bone In my leg. caaalng

ffertor on utf limb. The tor continuedabout three monUti, continually rotting taj leguntil It rot up to iny knee, when I had the limbf.mpuuled. My leg waa 10 rotten that after hamputated the loot dropped off,From thlt itaU 1 got Mood poltonlug and Lad

Thirteen Running SoresM my body. The aorea continued fromthree to lour years, my blood being in a terriblecondition. After thti I commenced takingllood'i SariaparlUa, 1 used three bottle andfound It did me good, ao I kept ou until 2 badMed ten betUet or more. My blood was eonv

HoodVCuresnletcly c learned. The aorei itopped runningand hare not troubled me any now for all yeara.My appetite and dlgpitlon are good and I amperfectly well. I owe my euro to Hood'i

1". S. Kimie, Wuhlngton, VL

Hood' Pllle u purely vegetable andlisnuleat. Soldby alldruggliU. 25c.

Ilobron Uruff CompanyWliolfwalfl AcentH.

WAIANAE

mgSSmSaturdays & Sundays

Train, will leave on Saturdaya ntOilSa.m. and IM p m arriving In Hono-lulu 3:11 p. m. ami B20 P. m.

Train will leave on Sunday, at 9:15a. m. arriving In Honolulu at DM p. m.

ROUND TRIP TICKET81... r I . . . . .. SI.7D3d Claa..- --

F. C. SMITH,Gen'l. Pass, nnd Ticket Agent

245 Is the Telephone Num-nu-to ring up when youwant Wagons for ...FURNITURE MOVING

which, when properly handled, U apositive pleaiure Instead of worry anilvexation.

LARSEN'S EXPRESSla prepared to move anything from anamendment to a safe and with-out scratehlng or marlng. Bpeclalfacilities and appliance for

PIANO MOVINGand special rates for all kinds of work.Baggage checked and weighed and handbaggage placed In stateroom saving allannoyance to the traveling public.

WM. LARSEN, Prop.Bland at 1XL. cor. Nuuanu and King Bta

Fertilizers!!For 1896.

SOLUBLE,ACTIVE and SURE II

iHiwiiiaR Fertilizing Co.Have a full stock of all Fertilizer

Materials for sale at lowest market rates,

Bold In Original Bags or Groundand Mixed to Order.

.Good Guaranteed to any AnalysisIn Bags of Equivalent Weight.

Nitrate of Soda, Sulphato ofAmmonia, Cotton 8eod Meal,

Sulphate of Potash, Double Man-ure Salts,, Muriate of Potash

and Kalnlt.Double s,

Dissolved Guano and Bone Meals,Florida. Phosphates, Etc.

Corrtipondenca ind Orders Solicited.

A. F. CWHCE,Proprietor and Manager Hawaiian

rerveriixinK

Mr.Soda-Wat- er

DrinkerWe tljink our Soda-Wftt-

ia tho best in

town. Wo want you

to know so. Comeonco onco win oo

onough to giyo you

that knowledgo 5 and

the satisfaction of knowing you're drinking

Pure Fruit Flavorsgoos with that knowlodgo. Our glasses aro

thoroughly washedthat's an added satisfaction that doesn'tmake tho pleasuresoda-wat- er drinking less

keen, .

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Neeewlat tteadlltoM ftf an Allmtllt,1'ri.Rtmn,

The entertainment of tlic HumanCatholic Cathedral Club took placeTuesday evening. Attendancewas good, The program wax welltendered and was very much enjoyed by (hose present. It was aslollowi.

ritoOIUMMK,

Bong The Herdsman Olee ChoirWalla Itosas Muelho Cranvooe

Tens Uont-ordl- aItecilatlon The Cuit&ui lkihl

. . M. Deponle) M. Uracla

Trio (Julian M, (IriiidinlioI .... .J. Oracla

r'srre '"Absent Minded."Stubs Absent Minded Man A, ItosaHnooks "Vrvant M. DeponlePhilip AUent Minded Man. A. Ilaiboaa,llauna A Servant (ilil . . M. llrancoBolo Makela Puh M. Deiionto

1 M, (JraclnTrio (luiUrs ! M. Urindliiho

) J. ClracUlarce "The Cooer. ,

Sloppy A tVjoin'r J, llonhnI'ete An Employe A. Itosa ICale A Vof V. Hai t sJacobl Lit.)'. Lovir .. K FernandoWorkman A Poor Mechanin

J. Corela 'Lliir Daughter of SI . . J. Jose

I M. Oracla.Trio (luilara M. Urlndluho

) J. OrarU1Cornet Bolo Aloba Oo J, Jue'

Farce "IJnx and Cox."Characters,

0 x A Whitewu.her M. I)eicntiHox A Waller A. ItosaAunty ilouncer A House Kecr

M. llrancoBolo Down in the Corn Kit-I-

M DepuntoMarch -- Honolulu Post Concordiu

An Ka.jr On..MOnce when I vtns in China," said ths

long eanil man, who didn't know Chinafrom terra colla, lliouuheveobodr didn'tknow he didn't, "I saw the Authorities cuta Chinaman's cue oft for some offense hebad been Kulitr of."

Inasmuch as the conversation us1on the Chinese and their customs, Interestat once centered in this uiuu who hod beenon tbo very spot.

"umn i it break bis beartr" In'iulml alistener who hid lived In California.

ell. no. not that 1 could discover." responded t he long eared man. "Indeed hedidn't seem to notice lis loss at all and nev-er referred to It that I ever heard of,"

He must bave beenaaueer Chinaman."Insisted the listener, "1'robably be wasdvltlxed."

lho. he had never been out of China Inhis life and hod never seen a Christian un-til heaaw me."

I've known a irood many Chinamen Inmy time," said the Californlan thought-fully, "but I never beard of one like thatand can't account for his strange conduct,"

l'erbans."suiiK?ste(l the Ionir eared manas he rose to depart, "you might, If I told

on tual wben tbey cut oil Ills cue bl.ead accompanied it," and the louireured

mau shut the door, Detroit Free Press.

(Jeo. W. Jenkins, editor of the SantaMaria "Timet," Cal., In speaking of thevarious ailments of children said'When mv children have croun there

Is only one patent medicine that I overuse, and that is Chamberlain's CoughItemrdy. It possesses some medicaliropcrtles I lilt relieve the little sulierersnimediatelr. It Is. In mv onlnlon. the

best cough medicine in the market." Ifthis remedy Is freely given as soon as thecroupy cough appears it will prevent(no aiiacx, u is also an meai remeayfor whooping cough. There is no dan-ger in giving it to children, as it con-tains nothing Iniurlous. For sale bv alldealers. Uknbon, Smith & CD,, defter-a-l

Agents, II. I.

Notice.'ortuguese Benovelance Socletj of St. fcitrnio.

The followlnc ofMcers have been elected for the year IBM:

J. T. Figueredn President.J. V. Fernandez. ...Vico-I'residen-J. B. Itamos SecretaryM. S. Ferelra Treasurer

BOARD ' V DIKECTODS:J. M. domes. A. I. Sllva. A. 0. Cun- -

ha. J. A. Nunes. II. It. Disho.820 8t J, B. ItAMOS, Secy.

Mectioii of-- Officers.

At the Annual Meetlnc of the shareholders of Castle & Cookk. Limited,helil at their omce on tne uutn uuo, (liefollow lair odlccrs were toserve during the ensuing yean

President J. It. AthertonVice President Ooo. P. Castto"Secretary E. D. TenneyTreasurer W. A. BowenAuditor J. Ii. CastleThe above named officers also consti

tute tho Board of Directors.

Seer. Castle & Cooke. Limited,Honolulu, II. I. Dec. 2nd, 1B03. 837-- 1 w

Elcolion of Officers.

At the Annual Meeting of the shareof tue st

I'anv nclu on the iMitii into at tne omceof Caslle & Cooke, Limited, the follow-ing olllcus were rtvelected to serve forthe ensuing year:

President C. M. CookeVice President J. B. CastleSecretary E. I). TenneyTreasurer J. B. AthertonAuditor , J. 11. PatyThe above named officers alto const!

the Board of Di.ectors.E. P.

Secretary Ewa Plantation Co.Honolulu, U. 1. Dec. 2nd, ISM. WO-l-

Notice.

All Deraons bavintr claims againstSANBORN & CO., Coniractors, forfence building on the waianae Divisionof the Oahu Hallway and Land Com.rjanr. are herebv reauested to send theiraccounts immediately to the office oftne uauu itauway ana fdna At.t urtney win noi oe aiioweo.802.tf O, I, BANUOBN & CO,

THEOSOPHY.

Those interested In Theoaophy, visiting Thcoaophlsta and any not connectedwith lodirea In Honolulu can obtain I

Dlock. Nuuanu Street, ooDAY EVENINGS from 7 to 6i30.

FINE MILLINERYFOR THEHOLIDAY

mroHTiTioaa or.,.

LARGE PATSSmall Toquea In Felts and Ugborns,

CHILDREN'SfAT

Wlngf , and other fine Trimmings.

MISS CAHILL,Arllaatea niesk Hotel Strsst

GENERAL DEBILITY

and IndigestionMad Her IJ Is Miserable, 1ml the Is

Cured by

AytKteUHiiNUaA th teellmnny nf Mr. K. U.

$tanmt Coliyrg, lletorla, who portrail le alan gltrni

".Some few years ago I tuffcrpilterribly with Indigestion nn.l gen-eral debility I could not slcrp,nml my condition was such as toinako my life inlscmble Nona oftho many remedies I tried did moany good, anil I despaired of evergetting better. One of my friendstold mo of the blood.purifylng andstrength-givin- properties of Ayer'sSarsaparllla, nnd I began taking It.lleforo 1 had finished the first botlloI felt belter, was thus encour-aged to giva tho medicine, a thoroughtrial. In all I used four bottles,and then was perfectly cured of thogrievous trouble) which hud Hfllictfilno. I now lec'oiiiiuend, to anyone

Buffering as I did,

AYER'SSARSAPARILLAAi i 8lndld flirvt md Blood Hclclst.

HOLLISTKR DRD& CO.,WI10LESA1,K AOKNT8.

Cook's Music School.

Puor. E. Cook, for llfteen years,Principal of Cook's Musical Institutes1'orlland, Oregon, is prered to giva

A'ano, Voicf andJlimiiuny Umn;

For terms apply at thn Studio,WAllINO'B IIU1LU1NO,

Ilerelanla St.

G. T. U.

LUNCH ROOMfor Ladles anil danll.iD.n,

At 111 lCIIVO SH'i'KIClC'X'.

I.lllllll friilll lltUO to l30.

Our attractions nrot Home-mad- eFood, a cool, neat room and satisfactoryattendance. ; l : : . : :

Tuhfe a la carte.

Thisis

reservedthe

Hawaiian Company.

MMBv a lenidonterous insect of

nocturnal habits or knownas a moth.

for

better

Small as they aro they will get intoyour best clothes and all because youneglect buying tho very thing thatwill not only keep them out but is

holders Ewa Plantation Com- - (ie same

Mil

mid

space

.Wine

time an ornament toany house. Wo refer to our

Ladies' CedarWardrobe Boxes

These boxes aro made 0 feet longby 2 feet u inches jvide, aro

making a HANDSOMESETTEE. We can Tnako you ahandsome one for ... .

$18.00.We liavo a

Ohilds Safetygoring.

Just the thing you, want. You caqput It up any v(l(ero, they only cost

. a $1.50The tame thing may be said ol our

Child'sHammock

Hbrari of 'lAwail IbTt. FosU, only that our price U onlyWEDNES

TRADE

Bird,

W.

$1.00.Each week you will notice wo only

mention a few articlci at random,We give llie prices In plain (Inures.

Thcso prlcei are not catch pricct hutIndicators of liow we are selling ourentire stock. Wo want your tradeand will have It II you aro lookingor your money' worth

TT x flL ft n.

iiKsintt ai mm t:n.ef a SlnnHy Criminal Wit tlrtrt

Waalrd la lite.Wong l,ok, the tmirdcrcr who

slabbed and killed I lie Chinese boyAh Votk a few weeks ago, is deadHe died quite suddenly Tuesday,afternoon. At the time he wasivery wtak, having refused for mvcral days to take nourishment itit thought by the prison physicianthat, in the several tumbles WongI,ok has taken in an effort to ct dhimself, he sustained Internal injutics, from which he finally died

Wong I.ok was a peculiar mdl-- 1 tf . 1vidua!. All the trouble that led to Y I ft Qthe kiHititrirHip l.nv u-- ,. r, ., ffcalaVWover five cents. The murderer wasafraid of a haud-lo-hau- encounterwith the boy, so decided to take aknife with him. At that time hehad. not decided to stab unlesspushed to il. When cm the stairs .tvnmve wrinkle an. I nil ttart--

".wJv,r- - " iof nge. U femU tl, ..uuli tin-victim turned around, sat down hispalls of water, which he was carry-ing, and faced the dcsiicratc man.Wong Iok hedged and became jlinurialuwairam. ine uoy was close to Ii in iaiirimks.iio?K PACIFIC HARDWARE Ltdflashed in dim light and iu a CJ,BH' u"r ,u " in ltsecond was piercing its way into thevictim uouy. All York Tell to thefloor and that night died.

The murderer did not leave townand did not wake any real efforts athiding here. From the time he wasarrested he enme to realize his crimeami now inhuman and brutal itwas Then he wanted to die.Numerous attempts) were made to,kill himself, among them being thelean from the corridor at the prisonand the fall from the second storvwindow of the Judiciary llui'ding.In the latter he doubtless sustainedthe Injuries which caused hisdeatb.

'i:trr)tt,lii( Has. Dm'Dick Daalirr of the Plltshura IHsrwU-l- i

has a contemptible opinion of wavUtruwhisky and xtvea reason for his nrerstonIt was at Lead title that n Underfoot oncenuno In and asked for a whisky. He wasuuaua a buttle ami a Klass. Then, to his

surprlM', the lurleudur placed A smallwhl.k bruuln hy tho side of the tattleOf eotiruo ho was nuzxlul, but lie lxmmlout his drink nnd drank It slowly, unwllling to prutuns ignoranou in the ways oftho wild west, and thinking that someliersoll lilliiht como to his rvscuo Tliedoor opened, and ho suw tho man wliosaved lilni. A hip, burly fellow, bristlingwith revolvers and U,wlo knives, steppedIn the and going unto the bur ordered whisky In a volco that seemed tocome front somuwhere lwlow the cellar. Abottle andnglass wure missed tohlm. and.as before, a whisk broom was added to tholayout The tenderfoot watched the mancarefully. He poured out a sizedglassful; then, after gulping It down,quietly picked up tbo whisk broom, nndgulngover toa corneruf tho room brushedaway tho sand from a portion of tho flour,lie thou hiydown and had a fit. TroyTimes.

HCLIDAY HINTS

There is one decided ad vantancabout a new store nnd that is:when vou purchase an article vouarc not in doubt as to its newness; it is not last season's outputand it is not shopworn, Wenever will have any shopworn(roods in our store for the reasonthat we will mark everything ata price that cannot help but sellthe goods. Take books for

this is the season of theyear when they arc in demand,we do not .hesitate to say thatwe have the best stock of booksthat was ever imported to thiscountry. The price ol one linewill interest youiall the standardauthors' books for 25 cents avolume. We miclit charire voumore than 25 cents 50 cents, 75cents or even one dollar butwe could not give you bettermaterial. I he line takes in altthe standard authors: the booksarc bound in cloth and in print,paper and illustrations there isnothing to be desired. We haveanother surprise one that willamaze vou; we sell a dictionarylor one dollar and tmrty-liv- ccents; it is tne w cosier unabridced and contains 1281 paces;it is clotli Pound and leatherback. Some dictionaries cost fitteen times the sum asked forthese, but they will not give youany more information. Vc haveanother bargain ana one thatwill appear to people who wantto make a Christmas present; wehave the pocKct edition ol standard authors lor eighty cents a;ct, two in a box. These booksarc bound in silk and the letterpress is perfect. Six volumesWashington Irving lor four- -seventy; thirteen volumes 01L,vtton lor nine-iort- v iiitccnvolumesof Dickens lortv. five volumes of Cooocr's tales(or three twenty-five- . The fore.going arc ntt a iey ol the inducements ouerea 10 purcnasers, vv chave a handsome book, "FamousArt Reproduced!" it is a newbook, bound in silk and illustrate

cravurcs Hiuitratin,localities and works caltogether one of the most satisfactory and attractive books olthe season. We sell it for three.eichty.five. Wc have MarionCrawiorus latest uook casa

our stock. If vou want art calendars, we can supply you. Elth'era handsome bible abook is an present;

mJL1SSAm SICHOLS COMMHT,

SkinFood

jmrnH mul lmililw th.. 1'nt tineinlinilipti atid wittxl tixMiit'N

till' nliriVllMl HillHKIII, tolli'S nml III

'for

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ml lilnod-vt-ftHi'- mid Htlpplii'Nyolltli nnd t v U tlicnotion of tin him Il'x

Vale's SVtn Fu.l pr, ,drag Mam MMP Mllesutv SncciiJi.t ,.'ItMutr (Hud. IBKilr,! It,

THE HOOIION DRUG

BargainslOlCrS,

WATlJllltN,nmlJISWICIUV.

l.imxiL IYi.fi Oak,

(ii:i;at imiujainm oivun

Thomas LindsayCampbell Rlock. Mcrclunt Sfreet.

SNAPS

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YOU :

Sterline iSilver Bells,

, Comploto for S2.B0.linndsouio Patterns, inado towear, Includinic monogram.

Sterling Silver Side Corah,

t . . . 00c. a Pair.Positively "Newest I'utterns.

SIcrliES-Bicjcl- fi Name Plates

C.E.

Reducod to 76cNllllio Killtruvvd I'ull.

H. F. WICHMAN.

HONOLULU

B ValvolineR. "R.Publico

Magnet

Hawaiian wanat.

fx

beautiful display, and at Under the

suie st.rTblcsso.

UI1U1I .11 they Santa buying,

19,

FOR SALE.

All Ittiu I)wbla Atilnc IWeI limp, H ineh Msrttstl and dlslislge

MO It, Iwh llemi.Al a baraatH M sjatl

lnMttte.One reretvtas; baVer'a even,

AlflyKMMHt.lfTH,

'tt if. No, A NHuanil itm t.

HAWAIIAN LIME

In Barrels or in BucketsIncludlnfi

( I'lM, !. Itnolrot.

the Hvssrih Isrg

door,

good

iiiium.

ODOLUnoqunllort

for

Another shipment thiswclUnowo ami

Mouth Wash on hand. TheO00L

decay

all matter injurious totMth

Par tale at Irug Stores at

H. HACKPBLD CO.i' AirvtiO for (UwalUn IsUiwli.

ku tr

Where Bicycles

Are Doctored.IlU'jcIe nurgeryAruU nnl chronlo cium trunk I vl h

OMKuraiife iuushm,Iwinirulil tlrisji rwtiml la lnwltli anil irlvar.Tire blown uj for Islands,W'b UDilnUiui tho flaaUmiy, I

ami liyEifiie tit ithwli, and lionuwi Iatliic fir allotMilblo treatment as liuliTiilual

raws riiuire. bure cureieutimonUiiM; "iiy rir lamfrncturwl atul you (iiral it la one

Mv wore with a coma ofactU4i aneurUtu, whlcu Iteun iironounceilfutnl liy other blevcle do-to- but vou cured

iliunlvr and I (1UI not lueaiUybf my

"I wan with varlorwe ln- -volvimr rujiture. You inn."

Ofllre Hours-a- ll dy. Yrtm,

DR. H. G. WOOTEN,BICYCLE SURGERY,

TflATJE MAim.

107

80LB

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u

for Centrl.fugala and

The I. C. Abies and II. P. fromcdbv a of J. the of

the right to uh and till thtin tue isianas.

Patent for Paint,On tho 26th day of 1801, the of Hawaii to

II. P, a onilto make, ute and ve,ul the

Mam Peerleaaand Oilier late of Hawaii has uramed to U O. II. P. Walton

lor is a ute of the l'AJNT as a

or

III

to

on

of

tlie

tor

mark tne ot Hawaii ror tne term oi zu

Imitation

RETAIL

Container)

CO.

the

IMBtllrio

A:iliseolic pWVMIsdestroys entltsly

Ilia

&

free. SianagerijliTIoloj(jr

guaranteed.

nlieel

tires

KING STREET

Valvoline OILS ValvolineIRON WORKS

AQKNTS.

Cylinder Oil.

Machine

White Dynamo Valvoline Ma- -aOll Specially manufacturedLXXXJLLC JXi.j Dynamos,

West Virginia Lubricating Oil.HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.,

To All Who Use Paint.undersigned, Walton, purchased

series admirable photo- - Charles Wagner, inventor l'KKHI,KSS l'Ur.Br.KVINUPAINT txduiive manufacture, I'KKULKSSrilKSKUYinu L'Ainr Hawaiian

PeerleaaRepubllo granted

IVWiVT

Trade preservingnovels, The alo and

Books Children feature oiUhe acluetxe wonle VEEHLESS

prayeracccptauie

Certain parlies in San hare sending tomil.. ,. I'urui Wvriifiiviufi I'liN-- nxrlmi. nrHlik nnl ntilv l,i- -

toysis '

Cd by they We hereby all persons heinst any but thethe which be of Able, and

little to waitorr. a.,n..hrmw nnrnnrO tliinl

with fet

AT

snd

nml

clvu

tire,ourtrl

allare

lhir warn nil selling or any articleAl I what to selling or

Honolulu,

Hsgttshdsg

1.

of

treatment,"

troulilotl

preservingSEPTEMBER,

VllKHEUVlSU

tnrouguoui iiopuouo

GO.,

I'lllCSEllVIKa

Francisco recently Honoluluuui

Nichols; against defraudedembrace latest novelties, genuine PtCEUcas Pheseuvinu obtained

children w.,nlnD ii,ma.m.nt.hereby ngalnst buying,

desire usiugwiioi i'kkkxkhh I'KKSKHVisa luai or us as sucn

ie a iniringeinoiu oi our alens nna iTauoiI lilt 1 111 111 i,.in n-,,- , I and a violation

1895,

Tooth.

our ruhts. aublecllutt the persons imrinif, orJ. H I ,g,Uc, paint to a claim for damages by us In with tire HawaiianI

I

October

i

I ... ,L. C. AUI.KS,II, P. WAI.TOK,

RipansTabules

In Ma. hiss. Me llw Mr 1'.. I .Ilnuld, win. is tnitloffHt as arandy niakr l.v ihe flrw rfMean. A ilardner, of ihat4ar- - Hwallnx of Mr. itould,

his friend, Mr V. . Mlletietl,reertilly said : 'I have knownhim for some jean, and until

I always board MmeoHtpla Intuit alamt his fooddlilrsNrfns; him, and freiUtKHam or Ism hodly aboot all I hetlitw. Ill work naturallykeels) him eotiAued a Kteal deal,and ho has little chancefor&orokw. iJitrly, havinghoaid Im onto plaint, 1 thoughtI would oall and see lo what liecredited hss lio;wovf,nieiit. Heale to tne," aM Mr Mm In 11

" 'for 1 Is en troublelasHoostlon and d.tsHwi.i

At wuold he diasy anray hoa.1 ver dull, esjieciallyafter Then would hav,.dtslreesaml jnljuiion. raiiMNlby e In my aioniaoh fromfond fermeollnir, The onlythins: I find that wouldHive me any relief wasami from that I got no lastinglnflt. but now I struckIt rteli. My employer hrttiRhtlot) a package of Illpana Ta bolesfron lkMton. Tlxy are theone IhlnK Ihat will fix you upall rljiht. 1 am feeling splendid

and I recommend them toyou ainl all for stooiaehttoublos. II

lUiiaea TakaM .r. miW r druk'efel. or LySMlTlf UMitloBisecwIt !; I. ui( ta the

DOUTUK

Physician and Surgeon,Itesldence House of Nuuanu

and Hchool streets, recently occupied hrHenry natcriioiise.

lime Hoar.. 9 to 11 I In -T IOS.Teltpiieiis If?. s7!

A. ,1. J)EIty, J).D.S,1M5NTIH1'.

Ileiilul TUh.iiis flolliiKO Xo, J00 AlakcaI Mtreet, hot. llerctunU and Hotel,I Telephone l&. OIllcs liours 0 a. in. lo 4 p. in

Equitable Life Assurance

IillUCH CAUTWltlGIIT,witlwut paf u. Wind Cleueral Hawaiian

wad three VhtiV

Uunaultatlon

"T"i

UraCCIO

n;,im..

lately

JLKS. BOLTON.

11 u IT 1U1& Dressmaking Parlors,

FOIIT STItEET,

Next to Bcattlo

A. S. HUmffiEYS,ATTORNEY LAW,

with T. Magoou,'street.

mi. JtUSSEL,

Hotel.

623,

Society

Mer- -

OFFICE, MASONIC BUILDING.

TelephonoItesldence: Hawaiian

M. E. C. SUEMAM,

NAKUINA,Commissioner Private and

RighU.

Notriry PubtloGrant llarriage Licenses,

Mutual Telephone

WILLIAM WAGENER,CONTUACTOK AND UUILDER,

All Kinds Jobbing Promptly At

k

Ban froat

so8

' I

WC Our pf r"or to the but one I. to any toJnew was of

our warn Into

All

hint alsoI

1'aint exceni solainreci s,!,., o(

very

very

hate

now,

comer

I

I

of the

117

House.

AT

A.

Hours: !M1 a. in. 5 p. m.

Has to

E. M.of

to

Floorrlaalnii Mill, fort HU

oftended to.

M. PHILLIPS & CO.and Jobber of

AMERICAN EUROPEAN GHDS,

Corner Fort and Queen fits.,Mtf

II. W. &

Fort

M. S. & CO.Umllsd.

II. II and

of ueneralFranclsco Office. 115 St.

F, &

No. X'ORT ST.,on your way to the wharf and

bur a clfrar or get an Iced cold drink.

I.. C, Aides and Walton Patent No. 110 them the right Htppu Clofilcsuiuij ju uutiiuiui uiumuii

paint,iinuLlla Abies

tradeyears,

beennl

can

Cur. and

and atfiou

TKLErllONK no. 4VU,

have them. Stock Kenulne .alut, which Injurious metaland personally Beware Fraud. omua

Mr. usinnonly

persons using

ClausMark: aeiung

V7.V "M"!, w,..,-v.- ..Law,

yoara

llwea

mUng

couldsoils,

have

TUCKER

United Htates,

Office

chant

removed

WaysWater

Agent

Feoond Honolulu

Wholesale Importer!

DRY

select- -

Paint,

Honolulu.

SCHMIDT SONS

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSIONMERCHANTS.

Street, Honolulu.

GRINBAUM

HONOLULU

Commission Merchants ImportersMerchandise.

YANDOORN

EsplanadbStop

Kranting exclusive Pnopilinir

invited

throughout niuuiivuu

llVA accordaneo

CO.,

Merchant Itlckard Streets.Carriages, Surrey, Hacks

,K.lti,Dly

JAMES CARTV, Proprietor,

CONSOLIDATED

WATER WORKSCOMPANY, LTD.

Esplanade, corns" Allen and Fort .treats.HOLLI8TER V OO.. AgentsT

Try tht"Star" Electric Wcrlt

forPint Printing,

POI! POI!E. Van Doom & Co., Fort St

Vmit !' risHfmt Mill willhe ftteti my dayAl IICl I I I KM AI I II U I'lll

KALIHIWbleb will ks

tlMliaaanlllhT. Tkls i.l I.

all

tone vetePOI rAGTOOY.

a In tsln Im In lanrrft,rlM r.otlslnrf. s,ir,ilst,

lr wilt, tM.llffl an ,W. I. II,nX.

rnqirtv-kl- r Kftll'H '( FlMln

IW QUALITYislH

STAMPS

l Maleatslxtt.SjPaWasMrasjBrj. in 1.1 t ny theHAWAIIAN

LTD.

HOUSE AND LOT

For Sale or Rent.

Wo oirer for Rile or Ilent a new twostory house, nearly finished, situated onllaasliiKer Stieet, Honolulu. IhelnndtaltOxlM feel, with several valuabletrees thereon, with soil twenty feetdeep.

Tho house is a two story house ofKOod size, with vetandaa In llrst nndsecond storice. The house Is iltteil withall tho modern Improvements, havingelectrio wlrea in every room.

Tills taluahle jirojierty will 1 oirereilfor sale at a reasonnhle prico and ujioneasy terms, or It will lw rented If notsold.

lor iarliculara apply toIHE HMIMI SAFE DEPOSIT UD

COMPAKY,

408 Fout Htrekt, Hokoi.ulu,

The greater part ol the Medals,IJmblems, Frizes and such likemade in Honolulu have been manu-factured by us, and , . .

WeMakeJewelry

RUBBER

NEWS

COMPANY

of every description. You haveonly to tell us wh-- you want andhow you want it made, and we dothe rest.-

Jacobson & Pfeiffer,Tort Street Jeweller.

Near corner King.

HUSTACE & CO.I1EALEII8 I"

COAL,

Also White and Black Sand

winch we will sell at the very low-

est market rates.

t2T Telepliono No. 414. ja

Holiday Goods

in Abundance.

Toys and Fancy ArticlesSuitable for ChristinasPresents

New Tailoring .Goods

.... Everything in thoStoro sold nt BargainPrices

000 rciM,411 NUUANU STREET.

Holiday Goods

New De.lgn In Art Furniture.

ART CABINETS.BEDSTEADS,

TABLES, CHAIRS,SOFAS, En;., Etc.

Fine Silk Goods.Indies' Silk Shirts, Sashes and

Handkerchief,

Pircslain ft Lacijuir Ware.Kxcellent Stock of Toys

and other SeasonableGoods.

S. OZAKI.313 Kino Strhbt, Cor. Smith

I.lMITItl),

Importers,HardwareandGeneralMerchandise.

I'.uti.ii List pt-- r "Amy Turner"11I CiixxN pist tneived

liuin New Ynrk.

Wheel Barrows,ROAD SCUAI'IJKS,OX HOWS,

HOB HANDLES,nAiuiF.D wiun,ASBESTOS Cli.MHNT,

MATTOCKSFEED CUTTERS,LAWN MOWERS,FORGES,BLACKSMITHS" BELLOWSMACHINISTS' DRILLS,VISES,

Charcoal Irons,REFRIGERATORS,

FAlliUANK'S SCALES.

Castle k Cooke, Ltd.

IMPORTERS,

Hardware and General Merchants.

GOLDEN

RULE

BAZAAR.

Christmas

Announcement

in

a

Few

Days.

Wiinlril ut tln I.uuiro Huloon,01 Nsussu alrssl,

5000 men dally lo drink the SOOOFAMOUS SEATTLE DEER..

Ice l'o!4 eu liraugbt.ISDWAKI) .J IIAKKV,

!',,toftu Ikil, ITS . . lloaulula.

Christmas.Corn Fed Turkoya,tw Cxi Cranberries, Mince. Meat,lslus and Currants, Candied I'eels,

Hplces and Herbs, Nuts, I'lum Pudding,Uoned Chirken, UilMler and tihriuiw,iHiotu tuiarjr. im, reas, Asparagus,Table Fruit and a fresh loi of Crackers,

Ring un Telephono OHO, W. delivergoods and collect at house,

VOELLER ft CO.,, Waring lilock.

f

4

'r f

B, -

L,

Tiik Hawaiian Star,

Men? BimiiATnf tllii iiawaha btah jibwp,

I'Aimi AWWotATiror. ml

Willi

uwwithubinhsb JiANAnmt

MMOtHrtM lAttlISJJJ

DAY. DiJtJIt.MllItU 4, I89S,

In tiik November Issuetrail elves an interesting summaryu Knmcli!)melia happenings amiwork. The little paper has improvcU very much lately.

An Hnousu iniWIcation ofYokohama throws a searchlight onJapanese shipping nomenclature."Maru," always In the name of asteaming or sailing merchantman,means simply the vessel is in trade."Kan," always lettered on thearmeil craft, means fighting ship.

Tint Hilo Tribune has commcuC'ed to write up the Island of Hawail, which has tweuty-fiv- e sugarplantations, besides coffee estates,stock ranges and small farms.There are 40,000 acres In cane.The total acreace of the Island is

2,500,000 and population, including coolies, 27,000.

Womisn can no longer ride thebicycle in St. Petersburg streetssays a London Journal. The onlywoman to whom permission wasGranted by the police a few weeksago has fallen off her machine,hurtinc herself so badly that shehad to be taken to the hospital,and the police will issue no morepermits.

Both wholesale and retail incrchants report that indications arefor a better holiday trade than hasbeen known in many years. Already stocks are displayed andseveral establishments are dailythronged with buyers. It seemsquite plain that despite a couple ofadverse periods during the year,money is easy.

In Till! Hawaiian Hoard page ofthe Friend for December is notedthe distress oi a native pastor.Clothing and some cash are sadlyneeded by Kev. J. Kaalouahi, thefaithful and hardworking head ofthe little church at Halawa, Molokai. It is confidently expectedthis case, being called to publicattention, will be promptly lookedafter.

Tin; Wkiiklv Star premium of-fer is one which should meet theheartiest approval and readiest re-sponse throughout the group. Withour WhKklv there will be sent toeach subscriber gratis, the weeklySan Francisco Chronicle or Examitier, as is preferred. Tun Star'sweekly edition is itself an excellentnewspaper as well as a first classadvertising medium.

WinTUk in Hawaii means therains of January and February.Otherwise the season is the sameas summer. And the two in theIsland are like grateful late springin the temperate zone. Somehowthe calendar winter months are theiavorite for building in Hawaii.These days the pleasing noise ofworkmen on new business blocksand residences as the chief melodyin the air.

Having made a failure of his latest lecture tour, Col. Robt G. Ingersoll has adopted a fad for advertising purposes. He has come outstrong as an opponent of vivisectiou. He' says: "I believe it is theduty of every civilized man to dowhat he can to prevent the infamouspracticeof vivisection. Every goodman should insist, if it is necessaryin "the interest of science to makeexperiments on animals, that theyshould be rendered insensible to thepain. No good man can have theslightest respect for any one whocares nothing for the agonies of thelower animals."

TilRRii is not yet general clearness on the subject ot parole ofpolitical prisoners. Tim Star isnow able to present the facts aboutwhich it believes the public to be indoubt. The only petitions formallyconsidered by the Advisory Councilwere those from the men liberatedon Thanksgiving Day. There wasno vote upon- - the prisoners yet k-maining in Oahu jail. The Boardof Pardons undertook to considerthe cases upon merit. The measurewas the attitude of the man appealing for clemency. The staudatdwas his position as to the Republicand its constitution and laws. Onlymen evidently believing in theintegrity of these were deemedproper subjects for the bestowalof the gifts of the Council. Therewere petitions from the men yet onthe "reef." but the Council was advised that these papers were signedat the last moment, unwillinglyunder pressure from friends 011 theoutside, and perhaps with somereservation. The Council was conviheed that Walker, Kickard andthe five natives to whom favor was

t ettended were genuinely repentant,ijully cognizant of the governmentalsituation as it reauy is auu sinceni 1 their voluntary pledges ol contin-ue I goo 1 behavior and regard forthe statutes. This is "the lay ofthe land" just now, as one mightsay. And just now t can safely beadvised that the remaining politicalprisoners will be advantaged bycalm btudy of the situation as hereoutlined.

g'g-iTh- e FindeSiecle Girl

Among n number nf oiliertlitngfl tlia Aitstmlln limtiglttus ton liioyolos fivo for mymid nil uiiiml iitiiiiinir for girlsThe? whuuls nro from Donto- -ivst fui'tory ntul nro little huntities; nro litteil with brnkutt amicounters nntl nro iiorlect inevery dottiil. Wo inlunil tnull ovurv 0110 of tho.su wheelboforo Christians mid the herniaof households nro cordially in

to call mid iiinko nn insticction. o will not mvothem away, because wo nro notin business for our health only;but we can say in an honestninnnor that no tair otler willbe refused. Any sensible boyor girl will prefer a handsome,well-uinil- e and at the sametime, not a costly wheel to anypresent you may mention. Anew saw says "health' outdoorexerciso creates a fovo for thebeautiful in Nature; a love forthe beautiful dovolopos lovablomen and women; lovable menand women niako happy homes;happy homes create a wealthynation."

For adults we have a number of Monarch and Tribunewheels; none arc better made.Terrill, the cyclist, says thatTribune wheels uro all the noin the Eastern States. Wosell these wheels at honestprices and warrant them togive satisfaction. Tho opinionhas been expressed by manythat a high-grad- e bicycle canbo manufactured unit profitablymarketed for forty dollarsThis talk is tho veriest nonsense,Bicycles can bo built for thatsum, and marketed as well, butsurely tho intelligent purchasercan not reasonably expect toobtain a thoroughly high-grad- omount for a great ileal lessthan the prico now asked. Thohigh-grad- e bicvclo of todav istested in much tho same mail'neras tho famous Kew Observatory in England testswatches. A watch bearing the"Jvew A certificate can not bopurchased under seven buntired and liltv Hollars. J.110ordinary watch of commercecan bo had tor titty dollars, boit is with bicycles. Iho makers guarantee carries with ita bona fide ofl'er to replace defective parts. Defects andshortcomings, are ascertainedonly after tho most severetests. Tho employment ofskillful artisans and tho costli-est machinery is utilized toremedy them. A high-grad- ebicycle leaves tho factory withtho maker's guarantee. Boththe Monarch and Tribune areguaranteed. A bicyclo may bobuilt to look all right us far asoutside appearances go, for acomparatively small cost. Itis diiiicult to iudgo from appcaranccs whether a framo has0110 coat of enamel or four, orwhether the plated parts havebeen run 111 nickel til teen min-utes or three hours. Also intho mechanical work, it is noteasy to tell when looking at afinished bicyclo whether thocones and bearinc parts aredrilled, tapped and formed in0110 operation and used in thoshape they come from tho firstscrew machine, or whetherthoy aro formed over sizo andthen finished to gaugo onhardened arbors, at severaltimes tho cost. Tho lattermethod means fine, accurateand easy running bearings thatcan bo perfectly adjusted, whiletho parts linished 111 ono operation aro always moro or losseccentric, making it impossibleto adiust tho bearint: so thatit will not bo tight in ono posttiou and loose in another.There is probably 110 pieco ofmaohinory, except, perhaps, awatch, where outside appearances can cover as vast adifference in quality as in abicyclo. The Xribunes arehigh priced wheels, and thodealer may recommend to arider machines on which hocan make a larger profit, buttho purchaser of a Tribunemay feel assured that ho hasgot tho finest bicycle, in bothdesign, 'quality and finish, thatgood machinery and experiencecan produce.

Wo havo quito an assort-ment of goods on hand suitablefor presents; our regular holi-days stock will arrive on thenext steamer that arrives fromSan Francisco, Wo will haveany quantity of now goods toselect trom.

THE HAWAIIAN HARD-

WARE COMPANY.

307 Fort street

Yon can

find liorevery clay

BuyingXmas.Delicaciesat 111 FortStreet.

the Von

HaWAIAN U'tlOMBSUAV DlKfeMMM 4.

u- - mu,i Mouuai 1 1,mi i

LEWIS Jte 00." IffiSfAWl

, , ,

: Owing to the delay in the completion of!Mock, I have concluded to open temporarily on

Monday, Dec. 2d,Tie Store Tormerly Occupied by W E. Foster od Fort Street,

FOR THE SALE OF

GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE

which wiu, inclum;HOYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN,

ROYAL CROWN DERBY PORCELAIN,COPELAND'S CHINA. LIMOGES WARE,

Statuary, Fancy Glass, American Cut Glass,FANCY LAMPS, ON.YX TABLES,FIVE O CLOCK TEAS, CH APING DISHES, Etc.

W. W. DIMOND.

Twill beMerry Oh

ft? ifffpSB

ANNOUNCEMENT. IP

anslmas

We have received it larger assortment of holiday goods thanever. livcrylninR is new and all the latest novelties can uc liatiin our stock. ,

Standard BooksAll the works of the best authors, handsomely bound and

at popular prices. I hese book are special holiday editions.

Oflico and Pocket DiariesA fine line of these goods

50 cents to $4 00.Children's

ranging

BooksWe arc hcadmiartcrs children's books and can supply

anything in that line. The popular Chimney Corner and Motheruoose series ; fainting uooks; 1 mpnauei, anoMenagerie series, and many other?.

Games and PuzzlesA full line of games and puzzles for children.

A Novelty ToyThe harmless gun is the latest novelty toy; powder or

caps rubber balls are brcu instead 01 bullets.

The Monkey DnuninqrThis toy is a brother

please the children.

Smoker's

climbing and will

OutfitsWc smoker's outfits suitable for holiday gifts.

For the LadiesTOILET SETS Manicure sets, wall pockets, handkerchief

boxes and a variety of useful articles.

Gold Pons and HoldersAn excellent stock of Fairchild's gold pens, pen holders in

pearl ebony ; toothpicks and gold pencils, wq haveline ol s pocket cutlery that cannot be surpassed..

The Popular Glow LampsWe have another supply of glow lamps with extra fittings.

Christmas PublicationsWc will have our regular supply of Christmas publications

and are ready tor your orders now.

Hawaiian News Co,

BY AUTHORITYto Tax Payers.

Tux I'uyera of this District aro herebythat all Taxes are now due and

payable At the otllce of the Tax Asitwior'and Collector, at the Government JtuitiJ-Ing-

Honolulu,

The office will b open from 0 a. 111until i p. 111. dally, (gjiidayn exceptcil)to receive payment of euch Tjxea.

"All Taxes which shall remain unpaidafter tho 10th day of December, (10) tenper cent hall be added to such Tuxea bythe Autesjor, and Miall be collected aspart of audi Taxfs."

WILLIAM II. WltlOUT,Deputy Aesestcr, Distrht Kona, Isl

and or Oahu.

Approved:

Jonathan fiiuw,Assebsor 1st Division. 8i7--

Try the

"Star" Electric Works

forFine J'ruttjiig,

TMi UTAH. t9!

wji

for 1S9O, at prices from

for

icture,

no

to the monkey

have

anil goldRodger

Notice

nritiued7Pvh fa m

if' pr--tr A

Ladies' High and

Low Crowned

Straw Hats.

IWAKAMI,ROBINSON BLOCK, HOTEL ST.

COnrORTulwuyt on draught ut our fount, 1 1.

Our reputation for liming tho

bet oihi eUrlyil the day wo opend!Wc never used cheap llatori; neorintern! to givo Hie people anythingbut the Lett Iruit lhor. When incason wo havo (roll crufheil ttraw

lierrirn ami plncapplw. Never eliiiiiiour eoila in any manner.

Wuleli the glatecs being walieil inplain iew of every body. Thewhirlpool washer in nutirpassed forrapidly and thoroughly cleaningglannei

Wo mrvo icecream ctcry dayIco Cream Sodas, 10c.Plain Soda or Vichy, Sr.

iioHKON mm co.Headquarters tor Soda.

What Have

We Got For

CHRISTMAS ?

Everything you could wishfor in the .Men's Vurnisliiiii;(ioods line. Look over thislist and K'O what we oiler i

NECl 'WCSr.Onr flock win nevmore coiunlele.Windsor, Sen In, Ilnw, HandDow, mid Wash tiesgreat variety.

Oliasto and Thcgandesign, including 11 liand-oin-line of till crochet Suspender,Kicbly embroidered, each pallu a handsome IIox.

Rain HOte Vou never saw theiieijuiil.

UrCSilMI uUWIlS. Our special 1111portation for llm Christmastrade. Vou ought to see these.

SmOilDEiiaCMIS nw 'i JwImW.il'atterus. Conn! rurly II youwant 0110 for they've startedto go already.

TT 1 U . ...UluuIGl 15. Hood serviceablo one,

witli natural wood handliSeveral tirades of Silk andCotton.

SWCalCn Assorted ColorsTan, Whitu etc.,

Neglige Shirts - Willi or withoucollar, Ihesc aro the sprinpatterns for 18'J'I.

Star SMrt Waists.- - In till stacs, newami M', unliable! patterns.

BOlfS StraW HatS.-r- A lunJsomline -

it hundred mid onoother thing'- - Come itnd seefir yourselves

Illue

very

And

M. MclNERNYHABERDASHER,

Merchant and Fort Stfl

IT POPS.Effervescent, too.

KxhiUratlnir, rppetlzinir.Just tl e thing "to build up tho

constitution.

HifeS' RootbeerWholesome and fctreiigtheulng,

pure blood, five from boils orcarbuncles. General nflbd health

results from drinkiV' HIRES'Koottxer the year round.

rackaga rikc five gallons, 3JCAsk ) our ilrnBlt or grocer for it.Tata no other,

Pn J t tnt slsmp to ths Charles It. HlrssCo., 117 Ann bt., PUIUulJlplils, ur IxsulUf ul Kuir csrds.

JIOBROJf MM CO,,AUKNTtJ,

JUST ARRIVEDA l iNi iiki; til

White Dress Goods, FreeFigured Dimities

and Ribbons

LEVY,Fort Street.

- FOR

Ivto., J5lo.

S.

FAT TURKEYSThanksgiving,

Christmas andWp.w Year.

Htwiy OrilurM c -- 1 I Cliolc f WolK't"

HENRY DAVIS ft CO.51 I'ORT STKUIJT.

DISINFECTINE

nml iIoch it tliurouglily loo. It is tlic mostuflbctivo mid nt tlic wimo time tho least cxiKiimivc ofnil tliu (lt'odoniiits. A hottlu that only

Costs sx QdAisrriRin amply Biifliciont to nmlfo from Two to

Twenty Gtilloias,of wtroiig (lisinfectinn fluid.

HOUJSTER mm CO., Ltd.

DIRECT FROM PARIS

Novelties

Wooen

TllUMH (lOOtlM 1 I C5

J f

Tlie New yromun fimoYe

RICHMOND

SINFECTS

FOR SALE ONLY BY THE

!

in

Suitings.

Woolen CreponsWll "VOIr

KUMllloilllbfU tlll4

B. F. EHLERS & CO.

GEMCIGARETTES

Richmond Cem

Gigarettes

lllT IN TIIK MAIIKKT IOU

PURITY and FLAVOR

VOW SA-Lli- lBY ALLD11UCIUI.STSANDCIGAltD1CALEUS.

I M. PHILLIPS & CO.Agonta (or Hawaiian Islnndi.

CITY FURNITURE STORE,Corner ot Fort and Berotanla stroeta Waring Block.

NE)W GOODSEx, "Aloiu" ami "Ahuut,"

KURD PURNITURB, LKATHHR 6 RAT PARLOR HOCKIiRS,OAK DINING and OI'l'ICi; CHAIRS,

CHH.nRHNS' CHAIRS, TAUUS COVKR3, MATS,' RUGS, Ktc.

H. H, WILLIAMS, Manacr., , , . UNDERTAKER AND KMBALMIR,

Have you sunthe

The "Tribune man ive the "SI HAKNS" WIIUIJL? It notlook over the livtmng Jlutlrtin, mh urn will &cc how the "Sun.Iii;ht irliMeiiiiiK on th(e Omnec iflms lias ilistulbcd tlic spirit olol his dreams, (or pnifils he wns Kiiui; lo tunkc on the "Tribune."

livery one knows without boW told, that the "Yellow Fellow" is a "back number," to the mnn who keeps "Tribunes." andthc"reliable San I'mncisco .incuts, who probably also kccp"Tri-buncs,- "

me beinp; kept awake nights for lea the ood Honolulu,wheelmen will buy "Yellow I'cllows."

(.hiotations Irom "icliablc" Icltcrs tire valuable some times ilpart "ol the letter is not quoted, for instance, a lew days ago anitem in a local paper stated that the well known rider, Icrrillhad written to the "Tiib'ine" tider that he did not think much otthe "Tribune" on the Oiast, (perhaps they only have the "backnumber" kind al that Agency.) but niter arriving in the liaM(otind il was a he ller wheel than he suimoscd.

We have read the whole letter, and Terrill jjoeson to say thathe is ridine; in races in the Iiast, and uses a 16 pound "STIiAKNS"KACI'.K. and says he likes it very much. Vc don't blame the' Tribune" man for 110I giving this part to the paper man, he was

mot paid for telling of an expert who would speak well of, whatlis really a very fair wheel, but prclers to ride a better. It canbe seen what kind of a man the ' reliable San Francisco agent"

lis, when he admits selling "in December" a wheel that was "badlyout ol order, and to a Incnd. What Honest man would treat aIncnd like that, and 111 the rainy, cold month ol December, whcnhe ouirhl to be filled with brotherly love, and be celling rcady'fo""make his "friend" a Christmas present of a wheel in good order.

Wc want to give the "Tribune" man a good send off in returnfor the kind turn done lor us in iiavinc for a $30.00 a month ad. ofour "YELLOW FISLLOV,'nnd we do our best when wc say thatthe "Tribune" is a good wheel, pretty light and fairly wellmade, in fact almost up in point of material, workmanship andfinish to the standard high grade wheel, the " JTIiAItNS."

Hut that almost, is the catch, and is why wc sell so manywheels, every ritlcr wants the iikst, so the " YELLOWFELLOW'S " sell, and as they show'up in great shape when theygo spinning down the street, the "Tribune" man can't helpseeing them, and on, "that tired lecling when tie lliiiiks.itmight have been a"lribune going by it that "alliAHNshad never come to town."

Our ' STEARNS' " wheels arc i8qs model, shipped direct tous from the factory in Syracuse, N. Y., but we'll admit that the1894 model is better inacood many ways than the 189s "Tribune."'The lact that you can to-d- ay buy tickets for a raffle of a new

1 nuunc spcaKS lor uscii, wc aon 1 nave 10 raine any ui uuiwheels, they sell without any such efforts

ui tlic two good wheels, "lriliunc and "Stearns nuc tneIii:st, the "SI EARNS for sale at reasonable prices, on easyterms, with a full guarantee, by

E. 0. HALL & SONAgents for the " Yellow Fellow."

The Handsome

Ad?

Piano lampKiliibiteil In our window

Will be Given Away.to Hie one that guoM-- the neareat numbrr of ucittn In tlin Pumpkin.

Big Bargains in' Worsted Dress Goods,l'laiil ami Hlilnul Dnts (Icoili. iloCl.le wlrlih 40 anil Mm. a vi':' Solid

Cu'or Dreea G(ol, all Wool, Double Wl.ttli at SOcli a yil.

Serge! Serge! Serge!!Fine all Wool Serge, Double Width for fiOcta. a A Full Aisortment ot

Flannelettes and French Chailles.

Do Your Shopping ut

NT. S. SACHS',

water.

620 FORT STREET, HONOLULU.and get your J3oll Coupon ntul Guessing Blanks.

1i I

WHO DARED J TO SAY THAT

MINCRNY ISNT SCLUNc'1 GCNUINC

VAUKENrHAST SHQC5 fOK SM

All the product of

Consolidated Soda Water Works Co.

Are made from water that has been purifiedby the Hyatt process.

Under this system the water from the,wells does not come in contact with the air"until drawn into the glass fpr consumption..

All fountains in city that disperse SodaWater supplied by them are filled with this

PURIFIED WATER.7,

1

h:.

f A''.

COLLEGE TRACT.

Hating laoeU on the markrt IhlrnafiiMcrnl tract of land, divided Intoa numlr of large house loU we mostcorJiallr call tlie attention of liouieBeaker to it.

ThU lret in lioundedbr MaUkl lreet,Wilder Avenue niil I'unalioii street, atan elevation of almut 75 feet, gentlyloping towards tlie t. A line (airo-ram- i

view can I had from the ui-- iportions.

These lot are offered at a very reaaon&Me flgura. Br calling at our ulllcewe dull be pleased to gl re further In-formation In regard to price ami terms.

JjillOCE WARING & CO.,

Ua Fort Htnet, uir iUm Btrort.

tNo clmrgc fur , milking IJcciI.

TO LET.

A LHA UOTTAOK. AT WAIKIKf7V. I to let, furnU'.ol, together with abesfh lot, Amtlr tn

r FRANK 1IUBTACK.

FOR SALE.

TWO COTTAOES, AND LAND PLANT-e-with Tree", for Hale.JOHKl'H FHKRKtA.

8M tf Htreet, near Hospital.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

AM PREPARED TO MAKEI of Title In a most thorough anilcomplete manner, on short notice, and accur-ate in every detail.

F W. MAKINNEY,W. O. Smith's ofllce. 31S Fort Htreet.

BUSINE88 AGENT.

TIKA I. ESTATE AND GENERAL I1U8I-XV Wats ARent. Iteal Ktftate bought amiold. lloueue Itenteil. uoaxh HEOOTIATED.

CoUectioiu made. Books pouted. Account.uerted. (Joovlne neatlrdone.All builnett entruitcd to me will receive

prompt anil careful attention. A share ofthe publio patronage respectfully solicited.

Telephone 1311.GEO. A. TURNER.

808 Merchant Htreet,Office formerly occupied by C. T. Oullck.

l'KIUIONAL.

E. Benner, of Castle & Cooke's,lias gone to Maul.

A. Cropp and wife returned toEleele by tbe Mikabala.

Ruby Dexter left yesterday for aabort vacation on Kauai.

Judge J. A. Magoon has gone toLabaina to attend the Maut term.

W. R. Sims Is much better. Hewas out driving Tuesday afternoon.

A. S. Wilcox and Charles Gayhave returned to their respectivehomes on Kauai.

A. W. Carter and W. A. Kinneyleft Tuesday to attend tbe SecondCircuit term at lVabaina.

Prof. John Musick left per Clau-dine for the Volcano and Haleaka-la- .

He will return in about threeweeks.

Rev. O. P. Jvmerson will soonleave on a visit to the UnitedStates. He may get away by tbeAustralia.

Mrs. McCuliy - Higglns " anddaughter, Miss Alice McCuliy, willleave by tbe Australia next weekfor tbeir Uome in Maine.

Blfkt Vou Are.Don't fritter away your money

on useless things. Better Ioolc 111at L. B. Kerr's and get a sensiblegift for your wife or best girl, asthe case may be. Remember eachcash purchaser of $5 worth of goodsgets a show to win tbe $350 piano.

You can put np the mot delicatefruit, uncooked, by uilng Antlfermen-tin- e,

and In tlx month they will be enatural In appearance and tea to a whenAnt picked.

IlealaoU.A regular meeting of the Ilea-Ia- n

I Boat club directors was heldTuesday afternoon. Capt. Herrickasked for boat repairs and equip-ment and these were granted.Extensive improvement is to bemade in the floatlngjproperty. Twomore pleasure boats Will be avail-able at once.

The club will probably lease tbesmall bouse mauka of Its quarters,already requiring more room.

Social features are to receive attention. There will be more tablesand chairs, and literature is to beprovided. President Lansing, Capt,Herrick and F, Waldron are a spec-ial committee.

Tb popularity ofCbamberlaln's CoughCough Remedy and the high eteem Idwhich it 1 befd lead us to bellete It tobe an article of great worth sod merit.We hare the Dleuure of eirlnir theexperience of three prominent citizenot Itedondo Beach. Cel., In the lite ofthe remedy. Mr, A. V. Trudell aan:"I hate always received prompt reliefwhen I uaed Chamberlain' Cough Rem.mdr." Mr. Jame Orchard aavi: I'l amsatisfied that Chamberlain' CoughRemedy cured my cold," Mr, J. A.IUtcheraay! "For three year Ihavauaed Chamberlain' CouiiU llemedr Inmy family and it reiult have alwaybeen satUfactory." For tale by all dea-ler, Bumoh. Bum! (C Co., GeneralAXTOt, U. I,

REAL ESTATEUllOKERAQE, INSURANCE,

NOTARY PUBLIC,

G. D. CHASE,Snfo Dcposll lltill.lliiK,

406 1'ort Sr. Telephone 1 84

For Rent.NUW COTTAGIt on Ullha St.

Parlor, 2 Ued Koonn, DiulngRoom, KllcUcn and llatli.Stable lite, Kent 18,0a.

IilOUT UOOM IlOUSIi on m.vtika side of King St. KlcctricLight, lixccllcut location.Kent 35,00.

For Sale.BUILDING LOTS 011 Slope of

Punchbowl, the most magnifi-cien- tview to be had in Hono-

lulu. Lots graded and fenced.Plenty soil and water. Within3 minutes walk of the Tram cars.These lots are on Hackfcld St.between Green and Spencer.Take a walk up and look atthem, there are no better lots tobe bad in or around Honolulu.Several other desirable pieces ofproperty.

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JIOTUAIIV.

The November 1.II ItHle, With CotlierUou. ror Other Venn.

Mortuary report for the mouth ofNovember js at baud. Deaths forthe month have been 60, against:1894, 46; 1893, 60; 1892, 36; 1891,

57. Of the deaths in November35 were Hawaiians; 10 Chinese; 4Portuguese: 3 Japanese: 3 British:3 Americans and two of othernationalities. Of diseases lung andthroat troubles take the lead, hav-ing carried off 22 persons. 8 diedof fever, 3 heart disease, 2 para-lysis, 2 dropsy, old age 6. Theremaining 17 died of seventeendifferent causes. There was onedrowned and one died ol knifewound.

l0er-- 1'romoter of Temperance.

in order to impress upon yourmind the fact that the Seattle Brewing and Malting Co.'s beers aremild, light, bright and lively, wcbelow give the average per c.nt. ofalcouol 111 various liquors in com- -parision:

Rainier Beer, 3.4; Olympic Beer,3.4; Ale, 7.4; Cider, 8.6; Claret,

54.0. vOn draught at Criterion Saloon.

A FINK FUAXT.

The Luau of tbe lear Olven bjr Mr. Sol.I'eck.

Sol. Peck gave tbe luau of theyear at his Vineyard street homelast evening. There were over200 guests and all were entertainedin tbe best possible style. Tbespread was served in a special lanaidecorated beautifully with Hawai-ian and American flags and greens.Mrs. Mana directed preparation oftbe food, which included breadfruit poi and countless other nativedelicacies in lavish quantity. Manywere engaged in serving tho. e invit-ed and each one had his or berwants carefully attended. Therewas an orchestra for the occasionand besides the string .music muchline singing was heard.

The festivities continued tillmidnight and all voted Mr. Peck amost superior entertainer. Tbeguests included a number of pro-minent people.

Wldenle Allee Street.The makai end of Allen & Robin-

son's lumber yard is being clearedtoday iu preparation for the widen-ing of Allen street. A gang ofworkmen have also been set at workon the culvert. The new sidewalkwill be of the same width as thoseadjoining on Fort street Six oreight feet increase of width will begiven to tbe road.

Iluek Suit at Khl.r'..B. F. Killers & Co, have received

a new line of duck suits for ladies.The garments are perfect in evervrespect and are made in iasbionabledesigns. Call and see them

or Mllre Wood.The Hawaiian News Company

has on exhibition two fine handmade chess-board- built entirely ofHawaiian woods. Tbe boards weremade by a native boy working inWilder's carpenter shop. All tbepieces are of different colors, maklog a beautiful combination especially in the squares. Tbe boardsare valued at 17 each.

Another Shell.The Healani Yacht and Boat

Club expects another shellby tbe Alameda on-th- 12th, It iscoming from Australia. Tbe newshell is similar in declgn to thosearst purcbased, but is said to bemuch more aubstantial. This willgive the club two brand new shells.

Nothle Straase,inieuiKent people, wh o rvalue tue Impor

imuh par vum vinon nolo m keeolnir theDoor in a normal inn find nothingstrange lii the number of dUeuee Hood'Baneuar Ilia t able to cura. Ha nun, trnti.bin remit from Impure blood, the bunt wayto treat them I through the blood, flood 'Danapariuayiuuiue 1ft flood.Hood's PHI are the beat after dinner pill,MM.. WWHlWf VT.M VWMMaUUa. 0

K'fe' tltiut oe UmI for fatuiili -

en ft Sclywi ofaKe.

C. I). Cliaw Ims lot on I'tineJitrawl nli))c fur iwle.

A notice frmil tlir UiiMum House!nieatx In llil Imuc.

v Ihave l.ecii eoi'iprBiimtHi.

tlcraaiiU Ten iili clttli mrttlng hpostponed to I'rlday evening.

Ailcr tlie 1 Mil lu itr Mill, willIjc ndded to ail unpaid luxti.

Mr Union lias lieetl ndded to ll eforce of Cintoiu House guards.

Tlie Mlowera took 3387 lettersand 1591 papers from Honolulu

I'rauk Kriicer's show window Isarranged in a wry art(stlc manner.

About fifty coses will ooiue be-fore the December term at l.aliaina,

Prayer nuttings will be held illmost of tbe churches this evening.

The fumigating room at the 1.M, wharf is being made air tight.

List ol officers of K011.1 KailTelephone Co., appear in this Issue.

Weather fine and steady; windNorth-east- ; good weather tonight.

Cook's patrol had drill this morning and will practice shooting onFriday.

Today is tbe one hundredth anniversary of Carlisle, the Scotchauthor.

President Dole is in the countrytoday with a few friends shootingplover.

No move toward Lookout Charley's "Merry Christmas" has yetbeen made.

Mr.Lamarch, formerly withTlieo.II. Davics & Co., is now with W.W. Dimond.

The Leilani Boat Club will boldIts regular monthly meeting at 7:30tbis evening.

M. Mclneniy is ready for theholiday trade; read his advertiseincut in this issue.

Kubia, backmau, was fined 4 1and $3 costs for talking back at In-spector Sam Macy.

Morgan's auction last tiiehtdrewa number of people. Other salesw.ll soon be announced.

All plates left at the hall for theI'lower .Mission party are now atMrs. T. Rain Walker's.

The Woman's F.xchange puts upa lunch "like your mother used tocook" at noon every day.

There wilt be an important busi-ness meeting of the AmericanLeague tomorrow evening.

j 'The musical circle of the Kiloha-n- aArt League will give rin enter-

tainment tomorrow evening.

The Kahului has a mail fromSan Francisco for Sydney. Shewill not take a mail from here.

The finest cut glass ware everseen in Honolulu is shown at W.W. Dimoud's temporary store.

The lawn social of the M. K.church will take place at Haalclealawn Friday afternoon and evening.

The Wray Taylor Merry Christmas entertainment lor tue leperswill be on Saturday evening,December 14.

A man was fined $10 and $3.70costs in the police court today forpoisoning two dogs belongiug toJon Kalaukoa.

Afler all expenses were paid6ii.6o was realized from fair of

tbe Fower mission at IndependencePark last week.

Henry Scrimger died Mondayevening of consumption and wasburied in Nuuantt cemetery at 4

m. Tuesday.

Wirth's circus will be ready forbusiness tomorrow night. Tbe fullprogram will be announced in tomorrow's Stak.

Tbe Hospital Flower Society begto tuank all tue ladies and gentlemen who so kindly assisted themwitb tbeir fair of Nov. 26.

The Circuit Court has disallowedtwo bills against tbe Don Adolfo,one of tbe Government for ?t3,tbe other of tbe Queen's hospital,?27.

Regular monthly meeting of theLeilani Boat club at the HawaiianHotel, 7,30 this evening. All themembers are requested to bepresent.

It is stated that the quantity ofsugar procured in Formosa tinsyear will be only from 50 to 70 percent of the average yearly out-tur- nin consequence ot tue war.

Tbe Ladies' Society of the Methodist church will give a lawn socialon Friday afternoon and evening ontlaaielea lawn, t ue quintette ciuuwill luruisu music In tue evening,

Bun Kee, Chinese fruit merchant near Lucas' mill, was arrestedat noon and is.beld for Investlgation. He refused to give information concerning another. Chinamantbe police are alter.

The December number of ThtParadht of tht Pacific was issuedtoday. It contains a number ofinteresting articles and some prettyhalf-ton- e pictures. Copies can beuau at tue newsdealers.

Lateal Children' Uala.The latest novelties in children's

caps can be found at N. S. SachsTbe Defender, short flap. University, the whistle sailor, are amongtbe latest. 1 bey can be bad Incream, cardinal, navy blue andbrown. ,

TIIK MODERN MOTHERU found that ber little one are Immured more by the oleaaant laxative.By run of Figs, when In need of thelaxative effect of a k title remedy thanby any other, and that It I more accept,able to them. Children enjoy It and Itbenefit them. The true remedy, Byrupor rig, i roanuiaciuroa py tue Lawor-nut rig Byrup u, only.

MAMU 1MH t IIMI'l,AtM 111 AtIJI If Hi t IIIM lUt II lit

tMtMlee l the I tiel.t lleir-lla-l thelrr,.l l. Ik. -- ) HrMait.4

alo.noA I

U. ft. M Mlletlt Willi rn led Itthe ltxcillv BttlMIng (hi munilug nt 10:30, oifd lit Rinrd wasparades In lilt honor. It n ofcourse an ofliclil event anil tlicrcwas a brief interview between thevisitor mid llnirj K. Cioper, 1

Minister of I'erelgu Affairs.The mildect ws l'rtiuk Godfrey's

complaints to the Atncr loan Government. These were:

(1 Detention at the cholera Ihh- -pltal Iwcntj four bourn over thetime n CTinvaloscent or stujicct l.sfrom tbe various .U iaiimenia olusually hel

(3) Being tarred and Ibatlicrcd 1 yseveral men 111 September Ian.This indictment was supported bya number of affidavits.

Minister Willis Informed tlie government the first complaint hidbeen dropped here. It was notsent to Washington nt all.

In re tar and foatbers tbe American Secretary of Slate advice hisdiplomatic agent here that the casewill not be taken tip from that emlor department.

In snort, Godfrey isIt is supposed the quarantine In

cident was considered an affairquite properly within the discretionof the local health authorities.

1 nc inicrencc witit regaru to tuc

Olney believes Godfreyshould appeal to tbe courtshere. Nothing is beard of citizenship, though that may be the vitalpoint. Godfrey is n registeredvoter ol tins inland.

Just what Godfrey claims orasks or sets forth in connectionwith the tnob misuse of himselfcannot be learned from any officialsource. He says lie forwarded apetition for $50,000 damages andwimc lie lias not heard from It. iscertain the claim was laid beforeSecretary Olney.

MIX'll It.tlN.

lit. ot it In (lie Knu.1 llurlnc the I'antMimiIIi.

Prof. Lyons reports henvy rainin the Kouas of Hawaii during

jNovember. At Kcalakckua 13.59Inches fell. Olaa held her ownwith 15.89. Pahala, Kau, the fallwas 5.97. On this island thethe heaviest fall was at I.uakahn,12.93. waimanalo came next witb6.61. 4.36 inches fell at Punahouand 4.68 in town. There were twosnow storms on the mountains ofHawaii duritic November. Kachtime tbepeaks tvere left coveredwitb snow. There was hail atWaimca.

Who Will net it?People are Ijcginning to wonder tu:lt paj,er W(.re treated to a

will be the lucky one to carry men of "jay" journalism suchofTthe magnificent $350.00 maho-gany piano that L. H. Kerr is togive away to Ins customers. Get acoupon.

PimII Hint.

Natives and Portuguise had asmall row in Punchbowl town Tues-day night. Natives went up to set- -tie an old grudge. They had sticksand stones. Portuguese came outwith whips. A fight ensued duringwhich several were hurt. The as- -saulttng patty were finally put torout. Tbe fighters were all youngmen. Bad blood has existed be- -tweeu them forsome time, and theyUave Had trouble belore.

New Bl.thodiat Church.The new M. R. church building

on Beretania street already beginsto look like a bouse. Carpenterwork will be finished iu two weeks.Wickander had charge of the build-ing. Next will come the paintingand finally the finishing decorations.Pews will be built and will takesome time. Chairs will not be used.Tbe opening of tbe church will becelebrated on the first Sunday iuJanuary.

Bunions are troublesome. 60 arecornr. ICeddirjg Kupam hime curesboth. SA cent. IIoixistkk Ditto Com-pany, Agente.

HIRTUDAYS.

Three or Them Celebrated-O- ee ThatWa. Flrat l eft Out.

There is a triple celebration in theInterior office today. It is the natalday of Minister J, A. King, ChiefClerk J. A. Hassinger aud ClerkE. S. Boyd of that department.Mr. King is 62, Mr. Hassinger 57and Mr. Boyd 56 years ofage. Theyhave all received the congratulations of friends today.

There is one on Major C. 1'Iaukea iu connection witb this tri-ple celebration iu tbe Interior de-partment. Iaukea's birthday usedto be tbe 4th of December, and hewould celebrate it and receive congratulations aloug with tbe otherswith the simple Innocenceon tue rigut track. At the lastcelebration be promised to "set-'em-u-

when this day camearound. But be visited Hawaiiduring the year and-the- re had tbeopportunity of looking over the oldfamily bible. To bis astonishmentbe found that ue was not born ontbe 4tb at all but on the 13th! Allbis life therefore he has celebrated,a false birthday.

AwardedHighest Honors World's Fair,

fjQld Medal-Mldw- loter Fair.

'DR.'

CREAM

BAKINGPOrfDIR

MOST PERFECT MADE.A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Treefrom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant.

In all the great Iloteli, the leadingClub and the home, Pr, Price' CreamBakfog Powder holds it (uprcmacy.

40 Years the Standard.LEWIS & CO. AGENTS, HONOLULU, K. I,

illhetl of all in Uitemng t o

as

IIAVK TUMI! TKI VLS.

run no tun in III tl tn sun niii.imi tn 11 A ftt i m 1. C tl!

Ilhil ruia.riillnn I lte lifelinel..la . Ilrptllt ami II,. aie-infil- l

1111.

Tin lloarrlof Heallh will meel at3 o'clock till riern'x.n KetMrU

city work will allow no specialchange. The Molukai trip will liediscussed and vinous incidentalnutlors of the Settlement finallydlpejd of.

Among other tnaileis to bebtouuht up will lc the suit insti-tuted by the Hoard uuum Mis. A.II. Franca for unliilninin u milsAlice on her pretiii.tes. case thatho gained cofH4drrhle notoriety.Tbi cue was brought directly ySanitary Inspector King. Thatofliclal located a nuisance 011 dclendant spremise and ordered it removedThe order was not , complied with

a suit was oenuii. ludirePerry heard the matter and fined

t Franca io. Anneal wastaken to the Circuit Court andallowed.

As it now stand tbe Board isout of tnone on the cue. Morethan the fine was expended onone witness alone, tbe one summoned from Hwa Some of theBoard members I eel that their workfor the sanitary condition ol tbecity is uot being supported, ndtbe matters of ceailitf to prosecuteoai will be discuted.

At the meeting till afternoon thesubject of bathing at the boatbouses will again be brought up.A general petition .mi llje subjecthas been circulated Alld will likelybe rend before the meeting It willcome from boat club men. Mrs.Iteist has also again nddreased theHoard on the subject. Tito boatingpeople are willint; to hold off. butpoint to the fact that sailors andnatives name in tlie Harbor almostdaily and. nothing is said. Theyassert two that fish have recentlybeen taken all around the boathouses.

"JAl" .IOimN.VI.ISM.

It.port.r Mmii.oi, Called Ii aCorr.apiinil.iit

f . . o ... !. ---"'"'lhe M'kai trip of the Board ofHealth ns detailed by Reporter

iManson in the ISulltliii (licbo,) isrfrlnlnlv MMIrllti mid li rnnAnra nf

one might i.xpect from any half-bake-damateur presuming to at-

tempt an assignment requiring theability and skill of a capable writerfor tbe press. The Etho's jayessays to tell of life at theSettlement when it is kuown be doesnot live there and of leprosy whenit is naturally supposed he is afflict- -

led onlv with enrv nf n lwltpr"story" than he could ever hope towr!ie. instead of emnhasizinfr hisstupidity by giving a guidebookrebasb, Reporter Mansou shouldhave left out his "slush" and fobowed bis confirmed custom ol

copying from Tint Stak, whichjKave a reauy readable, newsy.truthful and inteilinent account ofthe trip.

Another op tub Party.(Kd Towse.)

Auoual Chrl.tluK. Kale.Mrs George E. Boardman will

bold her annual Christmas sale offancy articles, commencing Thursday, December 5th, at her residence,corner of Kiiiau aud Kapiolanistreets.

Patent Muaqulto Lockout.A. M. Mellts has devised a frame

and tackle for a mosquito netting tobe rigged at the head instead of disfiguring walls and ceilings. It is a handy, ornamentaland effective arrangement and willmost likely be in great demand.There will be no more climbing ontbe bed, moving same or tearingnets. The frame is patented, andone will soon be 011 exhibition atHopp.fc Co,

ClltCUIT COURT.

Garnishee C lie liuardU-- l fur w, o.LaneHetllement.

Ill the case of the HawaiianGazette Co. vs. FrankJ. F. Clay, garnishee, the courtby Judge Whiting has decided thatdefendant was not a Government

and the judgmentgiven by the District Magistrate isamrmed.

Judge Whiting has adjudged W.C. Lane a siendtbrift and appointed Cecil Brown bis guardian underif t, 000 bonds. Tbe parties couldnot agree upon a guardian and tbeCourt decided upou tbe choice 01the defeudant.

It wan ot it 'iu&U iti utrly"I flnt in t uir ltttl- - ulrlie.

A ol ithu lookedmimic ifown.

Ucr lut rodurt'17 greetingt lnr luttrt mtm wildly but ti nn.

Aud dKpiW iujt lwt okiTur It n tan A toquit-- down.

Whit I suiw hT In ravlmuntA U knlckf r. uhn her wy went.

And accord log to tlie funny nien who acritiblafor tne prvut

I nhonld haT cried In kurruw,Til Uot out bvfon tomorrow

TU though! of one ftuch uncouth, im'

But in pitAailou never flkkervdWhen I uw hit thtuly

And I didn't find It hrd t Llfuuutod Uk towoo.

For, tht re no aw In (talking.Whett-- i r ulad fur wlittl or walking

Ho mUULtt lttrir intulw &Uut a girl who'hwuvt una iruui

A. K. Kilnatrlck, of Film ore, CuVhad the m irortune to have hla !caught bftuc.-i- i a cart riml a stone mnlbully I rul Onllnurilr he wnul.lliaro been I at. I up for two or Mineweeks, but wi): "After iilng nnebottle of CliainlifrlAin'i Tain I be-gan to ft el lkMtfr.an.il In three days waentirely well, The iccuHar soothingnunuiieii which napiiwriam rainflalm rwrwetwea I have never noticed Inany other liniment. I tike pleasure Inrecommending It.' Thin liniment Ia I no of gre.it value for rheumatUhi andlame back, for eale by all dealersuknbon, Bum! uo., Ucneral Agents,II.WIUBH tataiiu

BakingPowder

Absolutely pure

Godfrey.aud

beneficiary,

MttwtMeaAjui-jrinlttrrtnag-

FIItsT llKdIMhNT NOILS.

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Sheellni ami MeilaL-A- 'i M.e.remMltea-- --Hrw OeniMilllen In II II

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Company 11 had bnalitea meetlug lut night. About fifty mem-ber were out.

Nmi coins In A cotitpAtty wereIntinieted by Cituln Pant Smithlt night.

Men from the varioti shootingcompanies wilt have practice atMakiki at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.

Company I) will bavc neitherbusiness meeting nor drill thisevening. Postponed to next Wednesday at 7 30 p. ta.

Company t will have inspectionof arms and drill totuoriow even-ing.

Company C will bold a husiuesmeeting at 7 30 Friday evening.

1 nere will be no drill ol tbe second Imitation Fricay evening.

At tbe meetiuif of Cotniwnv IITuesday evening one member waelected and two application filed.Committees for the ensuing yearwere appointed as follows: Finance

I.t. Jacobsen, Sgt. Petrle andCorp. Wecdon; Investigation Lt.Jacobsen, Lt. Johnson and Corp-Parke- ;

Range Corp. Thrum, Priv.Udwardsand Blvin: Armory Sgt.Giles, Priv. Schmidt and Lamarch.

Tbe subject of shoots and medalsfor next six months received con-siderable discussion. FollowingCommittees were appointed: De-signs for medals Corp. Weedoti,Privates Pfeiffer and nivin; Shoot-ing classes Corp. Thrum, PrivatesKdwards and Iilvin; Team Cap-tain Private lilviti.

Geo. C. Broome, the new regi-mental adjutant, received his ap-- 1o'titraeut today and commission cs

Captain.It will be regretted all along the

line that "Jim" Torbert has decid-ed to resign from lhe first lieuten-ancy of Co D. lie resides at PearlCity and recently has found hisbusiness iu tbe city making greaterdemands 011 his time. However, itis certain ho will be on deck ifthere is ever any more active ser-vice. Mr. Torbert is a fine soldier,well drilled and fearless. Herendered good account of himselflast January with I). This com-pany has now iu the country as anofficer only the new second lieutenant, Mr. Kowell.

I'UIILISIII'.l) IN

.Itiiu.lng Newtpap.r rrlnieil OnItiinril a Crul.er.

A newspaper printed on shipboard, on the rolling decks of a

out at sea, beyond thereach of telegraph wire or post.Such is the 0"i" Waft, published"111 the interest of all good iiicn-o'- -warsmeu around the world," andfor the particular instruction audamusement of the officers and menof the North Atlantic Squadron.The paper is edited nnd printed onthe flagship New York. Subscrip-tions, it is stated in bin letters onthe first page, are payable in cold.silver or jewels. No potatoes orgarden truck is taken in exchange.The wave has six pages, each ofwhich contains three ' columns ofreading matter. It is printed Infour colors red, black, green andpurple. A fine engraving of theflagship Baltimore of the China sta-tion is priuted, showing that vessellying off a Corean port.

l here is a humorist on the stall.and. the funny column is full olsalty jokes which smack of the sea.For the printing of tbis little paperthe ship's printer, Michael Quinlanof the Admiral's staff, is responsi-ble. He can keep his sea legs audset type at the same time. Most ofthe work is necessarily done whilethe ship is at sea, and at such timesthe press lias to .be lashed to pre-vent it from breaking away.

A Ilandaome (lift.When you are 111 at I,. B. Kerr's

buying some of tils new goods, besure and get a coupon for theif.tseNew Kngland Piano which is to begiven away. Ue 111 the swiml

That JU!kVlv.Vnlvca ore n source of considerable

tronhlo. Often a vid vo is simply1 ' balky' 'nnd can be wljustcd by a little manipu-lation or coming. A speck of dnst 011the air plmigor will proven! it from fit-ting tightly and cauao a leak. Iu suchoasoii u drop or two of water will remedytho matter. Honietliuc the sprlug lackof the plnngcr bind and prevent itfrom roturulng to it place. Wheu thisis tho difficulty, it looks serions, but itha been overcome by turning tho whooltill the vnlvu was at the top, hangingnpaldo down aud giving a few smartblow on the tire. Bo simple a thing asthis, when one has wit enough to do It,will savo a walk home. When tho airplug is clogged by ilnfct, aud it does uotyield to u uter, a drop of kerosene orother oil may do the trick. Do not usomore than a single drop, for oil abouttiro Is dangerous. New York Time.

Nut a (liDllDn Cyclist."You uro no geutlcmou," cried the

embryo bicycli.t iu long skirts to theJilcyclUt 111 legging and abort pants,who monopolized the bicycle track onElm street.

"Why, who over said I was!" Inno-cently queried the wearer of tho log-gings aud short pouts, at the same timeturning round and disclosing a girlishface and a slim white neck, "Couldn'tyou tell by tho site of my feetf" Ex-change.

Frofcaalonall.ui That r7.Who say professionalism doc not

payf Here is Johnny Johnson who hajust bought a house and lot. It I not adoghotue aud a lot of pup either, but a(10,000 mansion, which la a far aheadof tlie expectations of the record breukerspeed merchant fivo years ago a wasthe White House. Hearings.

Wb !a your khoe4 u.ueak, go to the sliOmaker and have him put a p In tbe middie of tbe Hole, aud tbtrewlll beuomoroloud proclamations. Another thing, wbeuyou buy a pair of new khoes and they hurtyou, put water la them and let them remain for a mlnutuaud then pour It out,and If your shoes bum or hurt you afterthat you can say tbU Is wrong. The watertskes all tbe natural heat out of tbe

and makes tbe shoes comfortable. Bt.Louis Hopubllo.

Hlt U lllll N.tlll'1,1 I MlIIIH lllt.UM! Ill lllll IIM.

t'eRe III I ! Halt IHiVt MMHHrxileea Mm mitlill.Mele el Hw Frwttv.

Hit ItKiimrd le ow atTlie H - ill nr "H al neMltro the

M MewlThe Make will aill tnsn is

noun f 1 KaTtwN i'. Allen he mnmt near M tt

1. 1 n. wnetr.The Iwalani airlresl ihle aflefnnoei

from Wi Hawaii.Th Klrtae will artlea early fiWar ftf

irrTHani from lhe ViHnano and Maui.The Alnba will teh JlMeiarelttt

Halurday. Hhe wlfl wall for n IlflMof eusar.

The 8. C. Allen and W. II. INimikItook the ifr Nowilit by llw flail frmnHawaii.

The Claudliie and tb Mikabala getaway on time for their renptlt wflTiiewtay after mum.

The KahnlHl wa at first mietalceii forlhe Wild am, in IhitMt war reawelexpected hole, when lelephonad )elr-dy- .

The Kdmliii will leare at noon to-morrow fur Hyilmiy. I'rom there thewill no in newraatie ami luau coal rorHonolulu.

t!l. tlabel. the popular matter nf liteAlotaa, w acooinpanien on tHnirip nylit bride, a harmlnic youiur laily sf HanFranetKo.

TheCoiitlc, duePihUy, will t tlohut rel upon which letter or rwiitmay be emit to riw'h the Rsattru Statinliy ChraMinae.

It l lust noMihle the Amlralla willnot orrire neat Mondav She la In lof etlgiit repair and when hern laatIt wa etippoeed ehe might be orerhaubed on thi tifp, which would delay heriwthaiw two or three dii)n.

The W. II. Hull doektal at 9tl Tiuw- -ilar ndrtnoon. 8ho brought only fouroafaii MiiKera, 40 ltwniKe, ViOd luiirHiBjar nil I 80 hend of oatllo. Her hli- -tneut ot oil ling or honn oout-- wasipdte larg-- ami einhaaice a leap ahmdIn the trotliictfon nf Mil article. The1111 will sail ngain m ion. in. rriufij--

Tim steamer Kahului, Onplain Ty0D,reached port uliout 4 p. In. Tucsilay, 11!ilu fioiu San Fmnciaro. Hhe left nfew hour ahead of tho Optic, whicharrived on tho 38th. The Kahuluibrought no freight or pnaaenger forHonolulu. Her cargo constat of about1000 tons of mt'rchandiae for Sydney.Blieiut In hero to coal mid to jierfect nHawaltaii register. She has, by special

lieen living tho Hawaiianllg for sorni tliiif. The Kuhulut ii atNow wharf.

AHUlMII'.lta.

I'min Hawaii und Maui, per stmrWtl Hall, Dei-- J IliichholU, John Tilriiwn, J 1, Hall, wire ami o cnildrenChung lling, and 40 oil deck.

DKPAItTiai.

For Hawaii nnd Mnul, cr stmruIAiiulne, Dec ;i win liinney, A wCarter, Prof Musick, H Ueuner, II Iten- -ner, V L Stanley. I, V Zumwalt, Geo

on, wife and child, ctephf-t- i lana, ICovJ K Iosepa, J A Magoon, Chang Kim,I N Kc.i. Mrs Wahlvogel, All Ming, AhYoung, T Mori, MA Morton, Mrs ht

nnd SO on deck.Kor Kauai, per stmr Mlknhala, Deo

fl A Cropp and wife, A 8 Wilcox, Chos(lay, C Von Hamm, IJ II Hurrhon, VSmith, It Dexter, W Durlowitz, HowSlice, nnd 3D on deck.

AUItIY.tl.l-- .

Wkdnhsdav, Dec tStmr Hanail, l'itzgcrald, from Ha-

waii.

Ex WO Hall, from Hawaii and Muul.Dec 3 .1500 b8 nugar, 127 bfjs coHef,lbl! hgs awra, 10 bales hides, 1 horse, 30head cattle.

Am bk 11wanl Jlay, Iloston DueItr bk AMen Grave lAverol Duo(ler hk 1' C Piluger, ltr?nteti DudNor bk Kerltitra. Newcniitla DueItr bk Foxglove, Tort K tan ley Nov 30Her !.k Uin. Turt Stanley Nov SOAm bk lfolliwwood, Ituxtoii Deo JJ0(Jer D(c I'aul IwenW, IIverorl Deo 3"

VKSSKLH IN I'OHTi

H AVAL VKRHKTJt.USB Bennington, l'igimn.

MKHCIIANTUKN.(Coasters not Included in thin list.)

Bark Don Adolfo, Newcastle.llktne W II I)irnonl. Nellwm. B Fltk H C AUen, Tl.ouio!i, 8 FAm Helir ltolmrt I went, Gootlmau, IlilaHk II HackfeU, Woltew, New YorkBriir W O Irwin. Williams. B F8chr Aloha, Dalwl, B FUK iionican, uauao.

QUEER SUBSTITUTES FOR MONEY.

Eur) A uteri cu Culii Took Odd blmp?v ANulstbJu Cullectluua

Tho collection of coin, or, moro exactlyIHif.kliiK, tho articles (ikh huo iwm--

for money to U lire runt countrleit and IndllTcrent uges of tlio world, nt tbu Nallomdmiiheumls a cumplctoone and well repayono for a vlfclt Tho curlickt Aincrlumcoins aroltcllevixt to havo Iteen tboMi iiuhI"by Corlez, by periniimlon of the HpunUhgovernment, anil wuro luetl about thetlmoof tbo dtiuth of Columbus, which oc-curred In 1500. 'inei aruuf coper, and ontho ono sldo Is a representation of tlie"Pillars of Hercules."

Next in (Kilnt of tlmo comes tho moneyfor Ikrmudu which was minted In Kngland. Thcso coins aru of copper of tbovaluo of a KbUllng and sixpence, aud onono faco U thu pkturo of a hog; heiico lt 1known as thu ''bog money." Tlio earlysettlers of thcto UlamU found so many otthoMi animals roaming aUmt that theyumxI It to murk tht coin. Only ono

and two kbllllug nieces of thUmoney aru bUicveU tocxlit, nnd tjoth areowned in lloiu.n. Among tho oddities oftlio collect lou U tho "knlfo money" of thoCmucHe, UM-- about tho commencement oltho Christian era. The pieces aru shapedsoiuetning iikuuraxor, uuout o iikIicn long,uro of cupper mid worth about 8 cents,

"ltlug money" curious turlety, wltlch wits umh! by tho early (iauUand Uritoim. In thoMiilays, us there weicnu imiiiks ui:u saio uopot.n oompanlctt, uwas tho fakhlou Ui ourry all one's wealthupon one's person. Tbo amount vawrought Into ornuincnts of various

Itxctl slantiarduf w tight, mCthey were fi'ueutly mado In two or three(Nirts, which culd bo reudily Hiparatedaud um.i1 as cbango. llut coins of Urn dlfft! rent metals havo not Ihjcu tho only urtleles which hiivo Uen uwxl as money. Haltmolded Into bricks of u ilxitt nlzo undweight Is umxI In countries wluro tlds

llfo Is hard to obtain and fatmoro aluahlo to the ieoplo than any metul, nu matter how precious. Tea preMxlInto squaivs Is umhI very largely In fclhcrtu, and tho price of this commodityregulates thu prleu of everything vims,

Tolxiooo was the money In tho VI ruin lacolony, and tho New Knglanders wero coban! up for homethlug to umi Id oxebanguthat corn, codlUu and leas w.n rd us medium. Good lead bullets jialdmanyadcbtIn Hevolutlonary tlmus, though tu a number of tbe colonies copper had boca oolneil.Tbo shells which aru Uflcd as money Intho Bouth txa U landers nnd in itarUnfAfrica form uu Important exhibit ut themuseum, and tho study of tho money oftho world as rvpntseutcd there gives auexrciient Idea ul tho degreo ot ch illzullouwblt.li nations havo atUlnod, Ititladelphla Isxlgi r.

ChMrrsl itook.I turn oftcnest to ohoerful books to

Doots ui which my old friends marry well,for 1 think the hcodo of a novel U umtterlvllmltod to providing sound, wholesomeamusement. Tho novelist should notstrlvu cither to preach or to prove, butmum w punray.ouini.'y i. weyman.

Tne oniy piece of furniture In tbeoffloeof the secretary of war that was theredurlog Jeff Darls' lucuiu henry tsa clock, whichstill keeps good time.

Of tbe 88,000 inetnljers of tbe remnantportion of tbe ancient Maori race In New

inlwIonirrlwcltUos.

PLENTY

Fresh

HilV

and...

Grain

CALIFORNIA FEED CO.

TcIi-iIiiiiii- i I'JI,

BY AUTHORITY.Ukmiiiai. IlKAliuiaHTitlu), llKiniRur I

or lUwtu, tAdjutant Omkhai.' Optic h, 1llnioh.lit, I), I., Dec, 4. im.

GltNltRAI. OKDltUS No. 3.Tlie fnllowing npiaJliilinciit Hn- -

noiinwil for tho Information of theNational tluard of Hawaii.

(JoerizeC. Ilraoine. tn Imi A.llnlnMl t.lIleRiineiit. N. (1. II. with rank nf fntt.tain, from thl 4th day of DeoeinhtT A.1). 1KI5.

Ily order of tho Coiiimander-lii-nilc- f,

JNO. II. KOl'int.MS 3t Adjutant tlenernl. N. (I II

All suiiiille fiirnishnl tlmIlureau must Im mi rMliii.iiim, ,,v,vsuoli rwiuialtion being lgned by tl 0vxuiector, or Deputy. A memo billmust no given witii each purchase aithocloso ofrach month and prior totho 5th of tho month following. AnItouilred account in duplicate, on dcpnrtnient vouchers, rcinforctil by theemal requisition must lw prevented

iu 1110 uouccior or Deputy in prison.JAMKS 11. CABTI.H.

823- -lt Collector (It tii.riil.

'v"'vv AilvortUoiiuinte,Election of Officers.

Ala iiiMillni, nf ll,. . ,the Kona-Ka- Tei.ki'Iionk it Teleiikai-i- i KA. L,Tr Held ut the olllcu olthe Company Hits day, tho following

coming year.it. t,. Hewitt PresidentC. D.MillerI.. S. AUngst Secy. t Trens.M. K Scott Auditor.Diref-lrira- , f . M l'..l.... f,'la.lull. VIVUIUDClark, G. W. McDougnll Jr.

j.. o AUfiiiST, riecrelary.Holualoa, Dec. Soil, 18H5. 82811

Attention Company A.

Armory A. Co., N, (V II.,December 4, 1895;

Eery memberof thUconiuiand is hereby ordered toonitear nt tho Drill Sheil nml

report THURSDAY KVENINO, December Stli, at 7M) o'clock for Companyunit nun iiikeciiun.

o excu.ee except RickneM.rAUL SMITH.

ma 2t Captain Comumndfug.

Notice.All persons Indebted to tho firm of

tho late J. T. Waterhoutie, I. e , all ac-counts owing previous to A(arch 1; lbJ3,are notified to bettle same Ik fore Jan, 1,1890, at the olllco of J. T. Waterhouno.tjueen street. M7.3w

WARNING.

BtratiKers are warned to keen oir mpremises at Kalia, Wuikikl, after t) p.

LEE SUE.Honolulu, Df c. II, 1893. 827-3- 1

SI IFrazer River Salmon

(FROZEN)For sale at tlie new Fisli Market,

Honolulu, Knquire at

C. B. MAILE'S Salmon .Stall.

WHOLKSALK AMI) RETAIL

For the Winter anil 'Xmas Season :

Woolen Dress Goodsand Flannels,

of every Description anil Stjlo at tlievery Lowest cash rrices. f or sale uj

H. . SCHMIDT & SOUS.

J.

WatchmakerThe cheapest place in the city forwaicues. sola on easy paymentsto responsible parties.

Watches IfrjMirttlami Quamntvnl.

FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS4Mln

Columbia SalmonU1TV 31 EAT MAIIKKT.

J. TiNKElt, l'roprletor

Notary Fablic and Typewriter.

I I KAAHOMANU ST.I. O. Ilox 830. Tele j.hona a 1.1.

Mill's AuslralianCircus

Dir- t fr 'iu Australia, via FIJI,Ha arrived and will appear

AT HONOLULU,

nm a stioitr hi ason only com.MKNCINO

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 51b,

Tjih Croctod Fort nnd UeretanlaStreet.

8 tnmorro' 8TAK for pnrtlcul.il

l;irst AjipcarnnccIn Honolulu, of the

JapaneseWonders

The l ArvlZWVA FAMILY olAt rubats from Ozaka.

Thursday Dec. 5At tho Corner ofMerchant and lllchnrds StB.

Time fanioui acrobaU are tlio wonderof the lUlh Ci.'iitury . Their feata ofHead Balancing, Juggling, Trapeze Work,

Riding of Bicycle and Chair Balanc-

ing on Slack Wire.

Are Uneurpii-set- l,

lh nut fall ti) nt) thifO artUta fromtho Orient Tiiunwinv Ivkmnu Dice.5th . lVrforntaiice commences at 8o'cl'rctv eliurp.

Admission! Adults QOc; Children20c; Reserved Scats 70c.

Heuta on hU ut ltuiMinj; WwlnendayAdcniuon . Mrno.

FINE

THE

'STAR'S" ELF.CTRIOPRINTINC WORKSMclNERNT BLOCK

Is f repared to Jo nil kinds ofartistlo I look Job and New-pai-

p'intlrff at fair pHria.

MammothPoators

tttiorlnlty.

Longevityis looked for-ward to byovory ono.Thoso sull'ur-iii- g

with botli-l- ynil in out s,

It o w o v o r ,so in o t i 111 0 8wish for thooiul. 33uthovoftou thosov o r y nooiilotrot well nmlcoutlivu young-er, robust mennnd woiiion.

GORONADQ

WATERhas cured others and will boof benefit to you. Whynot try it ?

"While recoterhtf from sisrravsltd kldncrtrouble 1 was vlv twd bv mjr tihulcUn to trytho emitter (Vrundo Mtr. lhe reuuhu twrn m wundrrfully iirorapi ami bDflclsinot uutr In the lool el uint, but also tn tbpenral upbuild in- - of that 1 'estInitofil. oi atntewrgrfetui apprecUtlon, toymw iraiiiMtiuj IU IU UlVOICIbAt tUtaii'inc uruiri vi llim water' (J II.Miltola. Kast Oaklaad, Cal.

for tile by the botttt, or in ruses ofjiinti ami ;uurf.

IL0BR0N DKUG CO.,AOENTS.

CORONADO MINERAL WATER CO.

Seasickness. Positively Preventeft

"BRUSH'S REMEDY FOR SEASICkI!'"(ELIXIR PROPHYLACTIC)

Tho Only Known Spocilio that will Invariably Proven

Ouurttntootl Iorlfotl' Hrlos..Benson, Smith A Co.,

AGENTS FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,

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