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mi TV 1 HI! TIJT-STTT TTKTV0 I-OC 1 1-T 1 fl IXI H 1111)1) HI 1 . in Knur nt Howou iviuuJLUiiNUO iwrmi rjW -m LIMITED. Incorporated Under tlie Laws of the Republic of Hawaii. CAPITAL $000,000.00 , officers and directors: Surplus & undivided profits $171,664.94 Clias. M. Cooke i ... , President V. C. Jones : Vice-President 0. H, CooUc Cnsltiiu- 1. C.Atlierton, , . .Assistant Cashiei ' . Directors Henry AVaterliousOj Tom May, F. W. Macfarlanc. E. D. Tcr.ny, J. A . MeGmdlcss. Solicits tlie Accounts of Finns-Corporations, Trusts. Individuals, and will promptly nnd carefully attend to 311 business connected with banking entrusted to it. Sell and Purchase foreign Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. , Ordinary and Term Deposits re qeived and Interest allowed in ac aordance with rules and conditions printed in pass books-, copies of Which may be had on application. Judd Building, Fort St., Honolulu InterIsla tele graphic Limited . Telegrams to all Points ol LI ! 1 r- iscjvvtin, ittnai ana uanu can now be forwarded by Wireless Telegraph Twenty cents per word Minimum rate , $2.90 per message Central Station for .Maui at Lahaina Telephone N&. Tiico H, Davis & Co NOLULU importerfe of General Merchandise AdfiNTS For Northern Assurance Co. , Canadian Australian Steamship Company. boys: YOUTHS; fALlL .HE WANTS The "Norwood" like the American citizen is SOLID THROUGHOUT. It is made of SATIN CALF in and Congress. Men's sizes sell for $f.75aPair ECONOMIC SJfOfTCO. Lt'd. Hfilo, Heivweiii Read' ttovKUAlNBWSl fid Jon Earth 'TOSSS men's mm w mm . "I MOULDINGS -in the- Latest Stylos for INTERIOR HOUSE FINISH An excellent selection com prising Crown, Spring Co o, Nosings, Ei turn Beaila, Quarter nnd Hulf Round, P. G.. O. G. & Bead Stops Astragals, Base and Band mould ing Wainscoting, Caps, Cornices, Casings, Frames, (windows and door), Stair and Porch Rails, Etc. Etc. Sash, ffoors & Blinds all sizes and styles Nor'West Lumber - Surfaced and Rough Redwood Lumber -Surfaced and Rough Cedar, Spruce, Ash, Oak tf'AHULUI PATLROAD CO Kaluilui Maui, For Sale. Two (100 Gallon Tanks, (wood), with Covered Tops Substantially built of Douglas Fir; also One Second- Hand Locomotive Boiler at reasonable figures. Can bo seen at ' KAHUL'UI RAILROAD CO. Kahului. Be Comfortable. You can now have your Spring Matresses Parlor Sets Old Furniture Sofas, Chairs, etc., neatly Upholstered at my Upholstering Shop, in rear of office formerly occupied by Dr. Weddick, Main St., Wailuku. Many Years' ex perience. Prompt attention to country orders by mail or telephone. D. L. MEYER. Tel. 04. Wailuku, Maui. Y. KASHlMfKI General Merchandise Japanese Fancy Goods .-. & Wares. Urge Stock of Canned Goods & Fruits. MARKET ST WAILUKU Fresh Ice Cream every day at 10, A. M. HAVANA ) - MAKir... cigars AMERICAN J Fresh valifornia fruits every week Candies' Nuts, Canued Fruits & Cold Drinks. CHUNG CH0NO' MARKETST WAHu'kU Hollis ter Drug Co. HONOLULU, H. T. This name on a Package of Drugs or Medicine5 is a guarantee of the SUPERIOR QUALITY of the Article, All first class stores handfe our goods. mrmwi'ms;' FOREIGN NEWS Girdled the Globe in OO days. Ciucaoo, July 20. Charles Cecil Fitzmorris, the 17-ycarold Chicago school-boy, who was one of the three lads sent out by W. R. Hearst, tho newspaper proprietor, in an attempt to break the record for tho trip around the world, arrived hero at 0:55 a. m. today on time, which breaks all previous records made by Georgo Francis Train and Nellie Bly. Somo of tho longer stages of his journey wcro th'ttde hs follows: Chi cago to New York, 900 hundrod miles, 275 hours; New York toQuocns town, 2,850 miles, fivo and one-third days; Moscow to Irkutsk (by rail), 3,800 miles, nice days; Ust Shllka to Khabarovsk (by steamer), 1100 miles, seven days; Vladiovstock to Yokd hama (by steamor), 1,650 miles, fivo days; Yokohama to Victoria, 4,114 miles, cloven days; Seattle to Chi cago. 2,300 miles, three and a half days. Hit the Stock Market. New Youk, July 20, Tho declara tion of tho strike of steel-workers brought crushing liquidation upon the stock market on Monday. In pursuance of the policy of relieving and supporting tho m'arkot, the Northern Pacific settlement was pushing to completion and so an nounced on Wednesday evening. The breaking of tho drouth In the corn belt was' an important additional fluenco in relieving tho depression of 4 1- T - - L T" 1 ? r J i continued in large volumo at all stages of tho rally and has kept the market feverish and unsettled, but effective support has persisted throughout. Agulnnldo Irritated Manila, July. Aguinaldo is coa siderably irritated at his continued 'surveillance by tho American author ities. w nenever no signs his name he must add tho word '"prisoner, He has rofused tho request, of his friends to writo tho insurgent Gen oral Malvar, still at largo in South ern Luzon, advising him to' surrend er. Ho consented to sign' a copy of his oath of allogiancA jyHta. the under standing that it be forwarded to Malvar with tho purpose of inflcne ing his surrender,' but under his sig. nature to this oa'th ho wrote "Pris oner in Malacanan Prison." Prisoners fit 6t. Helena. New. YonK. July 20. The British steamer Roading, fresh from Ascen scion and St. Helena, is now at Jer sey City, "Thero are just 4,700 Boor prison ors on the island," said tho Reading's commander, Captain Fishley; "and of these 17 per cent aro Transvaal- ers and Orange Free Staters. Tho remaining 83 per cent is made up of other nationalities in this order Scandinavians, Gormans, Italians, i -r iew nussians, irishmen ,anu even Englishmen, a handful of Scotchmen, a few Americans, a few Greeks and scattering from other, nationalities Havana Dry Dooki injsw iork, July su, it is an nounded that Rear Admiral Bowles Chief Constructor of the Navy, is taking stops for the transportation of tho Spanish dry dock in Havana harbor to Subig Bay, Island of Luz on. Had it not been for Rear Admi ral Bowles' foresight tho dock would within another week have been the possession of Now York capital ists who had opened negociatlons for its purchase and wore making final arrangements for tho transfer when the Navy Department stopped i and bought it. Chance for Enlisted Man. in ' WASHINGTON, July 20. The only door through which enlisted men tho Navy may enter tho service commissioned offlcors is that by which warrant officers, passing sue cessful tho examination, can obtain commississions as ensigns, Applica tions to take the examination will be received up to July 30. So far only two warrant officers havo put their applications. The hesitancy of tho men is said to bo' due to fear the examination. Tho NaVol Ration, of Washington, Julyf l0-Tho Score iary ot tne navy has appointed Naval Board, h6ade'd by Lieutenant Commander Hunker, to tako up the question of tfi6 Naval- ration. It forty years since anything was done on the ration and it was. felt 'to'' be opportune now that the,Bubject tako.up-wHh a view to . improving the nystem, For over two weeks, up to last Saturday morning, Lahaina received mail every day from passing steam ers. The 6ignal, "farewell" was display ed at tho top of tho lofty flagstaff at Kahului last Saturday afternoon as Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lowrie left the wharf for the Claudine. Tho W. B. Flint was towed out by the Claudine on Wednesday forenoon Just outsido the reef, tho Claudine s cable parted, but the Flint wus soon picked up and towed safely outside. For tho first time in months; Ka hului harbor is bare of vessels) only the "Leslie Baldwin' and the schoon er "Alice lumbal! being in port Tho Ottillie Fiord is expected from Hilo today. Tho Wilder stoain'er Mokolii will go out of commission, aud will bo laid up indefinitely. The decision to lake tho boat on nor regular run was made recently by tho Wilder com panv on account of lack of business for her. Tho Mail Company has evidently decided to look after the Manila trade and a regular line between San Francisco and the Philippines may be the result. The Mail Com pany's big freighter Algoa lately sailed with 2,000 tons of merchandise for Manila firms, aud it is now re ported that tho City of Para, late of the Panama route, will also sb'on be dispatched by the company to Mant la, sailing direct, and carrying pas sengers, as well a freight. In the yard of tho Wilder Steam ship Company is a very largo buoy which has been built for Maalaea Bay. It is constructed of wood. The Lehua will take tho buoy to Maalaea and Captain Tom Clarke will probab ly go along to superintend the laying of the structure. The now mark has been named "Maalaea Baby." As soon as it is put in position its bear ing in refcrenco to points on the sur rounding shore of the bay will bo sent to the United States Hydro graphic Office so that it may be not ed on tho chart of tho Maui Coast now being gotten out by that depart ment. Vessels In Port Kahului Isl. Schooner Alico Kimball. S. S. Claudine, Parker, from Hana ArrlvalB Julj 81sti S. S. Claudine, Parker, from Honolulu. Aug. 3. S. S. Clfeidine, Parker, from Hana. Departures. July 31, Am Bark. W. B.-FHtit Johnson, for S. F. Sugar, July 31st, S. S. Claudine, -Parker for Hana. July 31st, S. S. Claudine, Parker for Honolulu at 5 p. m. Oceanic Time Table. DATE NAME FROM Aug. 1 Peru....- S. F, " 3 City of Peking.. . , Yokohama " 3Aorangi., Viotoria " 6 Ventura Colonies 7 Sonoma S. F, " 9 Coptic ,Si E " 13 Gaelic Yokohama " 17 Ameiica Maru.. . . . . . . ,S. IJ " 17 Zealandia.. S( F, " 20 Hongkong Mar U........S. F, " 24' City of Pelting ...,S. F, " 27 Sierra. , . . iCp)onies " 27 China Yokohama " 28 Ventura S. E " 28 Miowera Colonies " 31 Moana Victoria, B. C Fon Aug . 1 Peru Yokoham 3 City of Peking g. T 3 Aorangi. Sydnvy 6 Ventura S. F, 7 Sonfrfnai . . , Colonies 0 Coptic t i , Yokohama 13 Gaelic,., S. F, 17 America Maru. . .Yokohama 20 Hongkong Maru S: F, 21 Zealandia S. F, 24 City of Peking,. ..Yokohama 27 Sierra 4 $. p, 27 China S. F, 2& Ventura Colonies ?8-Mtowera - '' .'Victoria: B: O 31 Moana ..u., Victoria Ths Rese FOR C. F HERRICK CARRIAGE CO. Ltd. Leading Carriage OF HONOLULU FIFTEEN OF THE Budw BREWED BY THE ftENOWNEI) Anheuser-Busch Buewing IN BBLS. and CASES htt due to arrive within, a few H, Hackfeld SOLE AGENTS FOR THE 1 Carria I i I Road Wagons ITop Buggies '7 Murreys IPhaetons ""T $175 to $2001 iTwo Seaited Wagons - $1001 I Brakes $85 to $T5 jfHarness - $15 & up per set IPadfic Vehicle P. O. Box 760 SOFA CUSHION COVERS. For one month only at 25 cts. each, size 24 in.'Vy 24 These covers sell for-4 , 75 cents in Honolulu We make this offer for the month only . And will send to any address in the Islands ; Postage Paid, on receipt of 25 Cents i They come tn einjct Coyne ,; & u i O.'Bot l2h . . . pace rved THE CARLOADS FAMOUS Beer Association of St Louis, OF QUARTS ANb PINTS 14 days. & Co,, HAWAIIAN TERRITORY. $100 & upwards $95 to $1001 $160 to $200 & Supply Co. LtcL Honolulu, H, T. S3 twelve patterns Ltd Hi Colofs; - ni tu Oft? .HONOLULU, H. T. i i