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HAWAII ' progress; HOLOMUA.
.
aaie Life of" tie Tia,n,a. Is Estanollslxea. in. Sig-jb.teo'U.srLessJ
Vol. I. No. 16.
HONOLULU. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1893.
Pkk Month 50 Cts.
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Edmund Norrie. - Editor
ISTOTICE. .
All BnttineM CommorJc-itions sbonld be
Addressed to Abraham Fernandez, ITono
Inln, H. I.
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"io any "anonymous communications.
A. P. PETERSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office: dl3 JCnabntuarfn Street, Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands.
CHARLES GKBGHrro"g
4ATT0HKBV,AT LAW.
CVice: 113 Knnbnmann Street, Hnnolnla
ILtwniian Islands
CLARENCE W. ASHFORD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW.
Offlc; Old Capitol Building, (Honolulu
j Hale), niljiining Pst Office,
1 Honolulu. in.-
A. EOSA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
yo.JL5 Kaulnimanu St. .Honolulu,
, Hawaiian Islands.
.
I PAUL NEUMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Mutual Tolephono 4.15. -
J. DAVIDSON,
, ; , ATTORNEY AT LAW,
..306 Monslmnt Si. Oftico (Mutual)
Tel. 180, Residonco G7. ..
S. 1L EA-NE,
, 4 tm
l ATlOKN'Ky VT. LA V.
Office: Corner King and Bethel'.'
y . streets, up-stairs.
i,
JOHN LOTA K ATJLUKOU ,
. -ATTORNEY AT LAW,
6$eo, eorusr King tfc Bethel Sts..
Wing Mow Chan,
" IXPOBTERS AND
.Commission Merchants
; DEALERS IN
Cftiift and Japan Tta,
r PrtVrSiMS, Haaila Cigar,
t
GROCERIES, SILKS,
MATTING,
-
CkJtpkor Wood Tnraks, BatUa
Cttairs, etc., etc.
"&4 Kib St. , Hemolala, P. O.
JN& Ko. 180, Mttaal Tel. No. 78.
gHSiarss (Sards
BRUCE & A. J. GARTWRIGHT
BasineM of s Fiduciary Nature Transacted.
Prompt attcntion"pTn to the manacmeat
o! ErttaUrf, Guardianships, Trusts,
etc.
etc..
etc.
Ojjicex, - : Cnrtwright Building,
Merchant Street, Honolulu.
F. H. RED WARD,
CONTRACTOR akd BUILDER,
No. 506 King Street, Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands.
MACFARLANE & CO.
Dealers in Wines and Spirits
Kaahueunn Street, Honolulu.
Bell Telephone .13 1 . p. O. Box 32
V. W. WRIGHT & SON,
Carriage and Wagon Builders
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
79 and SO King Street, Honolulu, H. I.
H E. aicINTYKE & J3RO. ,
Grocery, Fred Store & Bakery.
'Coriier of
. . tr. PHILLIPS, -
PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GAS-FITTER
COrPER-SMlTH,
Hnnao and Ship Job Work
Promptly Executed.
No. 71 King Street, Honolulu.
- - -
GDNSilLlZ'ES & CD,,
Importers & Dealers in
Groceries, Wfnei, Spirits, &c.
naen St , Honolulu.
ICmpire Saloon,
JAMES OLDS, PnorRirroR.
Fine Wine, Jgnoi BeerJ,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Corner Nuuanu and Hotel Strata
LEWIS J. LEVEY,
Real Estate and General
Auctioneer.
Corner, Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu
Personal attoritinri g'ven to Sales
k of FnrnHuro; Krtrtl Estate,
Stock and General - .
Merchandise.
Mutual Telephone 233.
r Tlep&oc.3Sl. Peat Office Box 32.
W.W.WRIGHT 4 SON
Carriage &Wapi Bite
In All Its Branches.
Horseshoeing
A SPECIALTY.
79 d 80 Eg Si., Hool.
- H. F. BERTELMANN,
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CONTBAUTOR AND BUILDER,
86 King St. Bell Telephone I0t
HARRISON BEOS.,
C5T CONTRACTOM AND BUILDKRS,
208 Fort.St, "Honolulu.
' THOMAS; LINDSAX.
Manufacturing iTeiceler and
Watftmktr,
Mclneniy Block, 4B5 Fort St., Honolulu.'
MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE,
S. I. SHAW, PRorsuctoR.
'
CHOICE LIQ UORS
and IrlNE BEER,
Corner of King and Nuuanu Sts.,
Mutual Tel. 423. Honolulu,
fi.W.IACFAllAIEtCO.,
Importers &Gbmmission
Honolulu, '- Hawaiian Islands
Club tables Co.,
S. F. GRAHAM, MaMger.l '
lteyexsfirJ?&edL and'' 5
" 'Sale States,
Fort Strfiot. between Hotel .
and Beretania.
Both Telephones No. 477
doonec.ed With HacJ jand,
Corner King Sc. Bethel Sts.
Both Telephones 'o. 113.
Hi MRY & CD,,
Tea Dealers, Coffee Roasters
0 Provision Merchants
98 Fort Street, - Honolulu
Families, Plantations-and Ships
supplied with choicest
European & American Groceries
California. Produce hy Every
Steamer.
Chas. T. Guiick
. NOTARY- PUBLIC
For the Island of Oahu.
Agent toako Acknowledgments
to Labor Contracts.
Agent to Grant Marriage Licen
ses, Honolulu Oauu.
Agent for the Haw'n Islands of
Pitt & Scott's Freight
and Parcels Express.
Agent for the Burlington Ronte.
Real Estate Enter aii&aenl ipit.
Bell Tel. 34S; Mut Tel.
139jP. O. Box 415.
OFFICE: No. 3S MERCHANT
Street, Honolulu, H. I.
CHOCK LOOK,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
"e. 3I Na Stmt,
ALL SUITS GUARANTEED
TO FIT, and MADE in
Oe BEST STYLE.
CLOTHES CLEANED
AND BXPA1
IKED
6 rural 5M?rrti$tMtat5
33. 3LOSE,
jNotary ZPublic.
Collector and General Business
Agent.
Mutual TeJepkoM 8. P.O. Box 333.
Merchant stmt, Honolulu.
Thbo. P. Ssmtiy. A. W. Bouro.
ALOHA GALLERY
513 Fosr Strut, noxotrtc.
(Up-s tairs.)
Portraits & Landscapes
Finest Collection of Hawaiian Views.
P. O. Box 93.
Elias Kaululaau Wright
& DENTIST,
Comer of King and Bethel Sts., "Upsteir3,
Entrance on King Street.
. Office Hours From 9 a.m. to
12 ra., 1 to 4 p.m. 3T Sundays
excepted.
ESTABLISHED A. D. 1863.
. Pioneer Steam
Candy Fatdpy-ll
IBAKEEY amd
Ke Cream Parlors
F. HORN, Proprietor.
PRACTICAL
ConfectioDer & Ornamenter
In all branches of the businec? on
these islands.
AMERICAN, FRENCH, ENG
LISH and GERMAN
PASTRIES MADE TO ORDER.
Wedding and Birth-day
Made of the very best material,
unsurpassed in richness of quali
ty and ornamented in unapproach
able style, at lower prices than
any other establishment in Ho
nolulu. FamiliJ -fahan 2 FanciJ Bfead,
Gnava Jelly,
Preserved Tamarinds
and
Tamarind Syrup.
ALL CONFECTIONERY
Manufactured at ray Estab
lishment re GAranteed t- be PosmrsLY
Pcks and sold at prices mo
otker establkb-teat cam
coBtpeie witk.
FACTORY & STORE,
No. 71 Hotel Stexst,
Betweew Ksaan axd Fort Streets
0TH TJCOTOIfES Ho. 74.
SliTOXJS P BOCTOJ-H.
New York, September 20.
Elerea new caws of 8mUoz were
rsported to tbt liealth Offiwr to
day from Turious parts of the city.
A blunder that 'amounts alnacat V
a crime has bwu committed in a
clinic, and by it teed has been,
own that may yet bear a disastrous
crop. The list of tc-day'a victim
is headed by two younj doctor?.
It was their coming down with tbo
disease in one da, within a few
hours of each orther, that exposed
the blunder. The Vanderbilt Cli
nic in West Fifty-ninth sttet was
the scene of it.
On September 4th Jamea Mc
Gowan, a laborer, went to the dis
pensary and tsked to be examined.
Suspicious blotches colored his
skin. Til" tsrt in skin disease
attached to the clinic paw him,
and concluded that he had before
him a fine case of chicken-pox.
He did not make it his businees to
find out thht the house frorr which
McGowan came had been the sceno
of tfrs?istent cases of smallpox,
with which the health officers aro
struggling yet.
He took th man in before the
clinic of young doctors and parad
ed him us a typical jc.se of chicken
pox. The doctors were, interested.
JTheyJouktd at thsjblojchea oh the
man's skin and felt of them, listen
ing to the expert's exposition of the "
difference between the shot-like
feeling of smallpox postules under
the skin and the more solid touch
of harmless chicken-pox.
It waB all very instructive and
altogether a rare chance. Them
were twenty or thirty doctors, and
they all took their turn at the fino
exhibit. .Among them were Dn.
Richards and Norrfe. To-day
these two ore lying ill of smallpox.
That what the exhibit turned out
to be when it got into the hand
of tha health officers. How many
more of the young doctors will
follow th-re is no telling.
KO JKNEX1TI0X OF HAWAII.
Tho appointment of Mr. Wilha
as minister to Hawaii ia rational
ly interpreted as indicating thai-,
the administration wilt not carry
out Mr. Harrison's scandalous
and outrageous policy of annexa
tion. Did Mr. Cleveland intend
to comply with tho request of tho
Honolulu traitors and suppress
the independenco of a friendly
people, it would not be neccssaiy
to send an official half round tho
globe to do it. Thero are enosgb
of these traitors in Washington
with adequate credentials froxxv
the insurgent government to ne
gotiate a treaty of annexation
witbin a fortnights
This action, in cosBectioa with
Comausioier Blotral's retim
I from Hawaii, is sigsificaat. It
appears to skow that daring hw
investigations he losad no j veri
fication for the. xtraord.'Mry
conduct of tbelateadmiaietratioi).'
While this disclosure is not jmtt,
it is important as eomtg t
opiaiox forated at ike tiaie of Ihm
detkrofteaeBt of the Qaees ascl
the BegotiatioM of tlie traaty oj
asBexatiom with ber rtrbelliocs
I ( CojlUmMd OB fort p,)
