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ISalt Lnko Tribune
Charles P. lllnckburn, n famous pros
pector, who incidentally In lita lmvil
among tho llockles, bnsfkilled forty three
full-grown bears, furnishes Tho Tribune
Willi tho following linirntlrc. Wc were on
n prospecting tour. "Banger Hank "(Honk
wormwood). ti-Texns rancer. niul myself
i left camp one morning just nt daybreak.
I Wo wero out to e.anilno the rouutry for
( quartz lodes nbovo timber line. It was dur
f lug August. Wo reached the snow oy 10
' o'clock. We vu re bound for that famous
peak known us tho "ltuslan Crown."
Tho Crown Is the highest mountain be
I twecu .Clark's Pork nnd tho Yellowstone
' river.. Wo reached tlio summit nt" o'clock.
It.wnsn tlicsonio journey; Mill, wo never
, regret climbing such mountains. The Bus
' elan Crown.ls nearly 14,000 feet high. I
will not rltcmpt n description of the keen
cry, but, tell nbout the bear.
, 'Whllc'looklng carefully over this snow
fields wc discovered tichtccn full-crown
bears and ten rubs, Leveling the tele
scope on tlicm wc could see the monsters
In all their glory, lying lazily mound in
' the snow y. Komo n sleep, some playing nnd
homo fctdlng.on grasshoppers. "Tlicso In
jects, Ijylng over the range, get chilled
wlicnf'cnr tho snow, nnd thovc that fall
onMhc sow Holds never get nway. All of
tho bears except two wero ( everal miles
from us. Nearly u-milo down the slope,
on the mountain that wo wero on, wo ob
wrveditwo large'.bears nnd i evolved on tit
1 tackliigtlicni. Looking nt them through
' the glass wo soon found that they had no
knowledge or our presence. Wc were
within ltWynrds of them, and then, stand
ing, wo both shouted to rouso the bears.
f ' Thcjgrlzzly observed us first (the other
was n cinnamon). Immediately after see
ing us tlio grizzly jumped up from the
snow nnd came charging growling at
every step.
Hank had nSharp's riflo nnd n good
six-shooter; ldiad n Winchester and u full
,lclt of cartridges. "Wo let tho bear como
within Jlfty paces; -lie commenced snorting
and began to show his teeth; his long
. fchaggy halr'began to stand up, and he was
'n mad' grizzly. "Vc felt safe and kept
cool; having good breech-loaders, wo
wero brave. Bruin was brae, too; he
i-amo right along, evidently bent on liav
lng(n squarctmcal from an Individual of
tho genus homo. "Vo let Mr. Grizzly
l 'come wlthin'ithirty paccs'and now ho be
i gnnlto-lopiniup like a Mississippifstcnm
Jioat. Hlinkjsnys: "Let mo crease him?"
Jlsaid: ",GIvo it to himl" Hnnk slrot
bruin throughtthc toplofrflio neck; ho was
JnoHhurtbut.'ho growled ''loud with rage.
,Wo bothfopchcdllreniidthoi bear. would
fall at every shot. Seeing 'that tho other
lcar,hflstartcd for.us-Dtook rareful,aim
nttho grizzly,'s head'and. fired, killing him
instantly; jlio went rolling down the
, snowy'slonoiund did not, stop until ho had
' rollcdiout on the ice of n frozen lake S,000
feet below.
Astho dead grizzly rolled nway tho Hvo
cinnamon moved bravely up. "When
withln'ipO'yards wo commenced on him.
"WecoOl not shoot fast enough. Tlio
bear wosmsoou between us and it was dan
gerous to bhoot atall. In less than two
j-eeonds tho bear made for Hanger Hank,
knockingddm down and Instantly jump
lug.on him. Hankdost liis rllle, but m.ido
good'use of his revolver, shooting tho bear
iu.tbcnoiith and brain, killing bruin in
stantly. Tho bear diopped and, being
Mpuaretyjover Hank, mashed him deep in
. thoTsnov. ,Itiwnsiiot.d6ug,uutll I rolled
1 HieAicivr.off iltiingcr Hank, and Mr. Dear
) wertt'tiunbljng 'down thetfsnowy slope,
landing, nlongsido tho'grizzlWon tho frb'zcn
i lake. Hank audil concluded to kill no
more bears that'day.
Aiit-IIUW liiOrclianls.
Cor. Saturday Evening Post
Many ofitlio, leading orchard proprie
tors'in northern Italy, and southern Gcr-
many arc cultivators of'tho common black
ant, whieh'iusect they hold in high esteem
hs the fruit-growers' best friend. Tlicv
establish ant-hills in their orchards, mill
leave tho police i-eivico of their fruit-tices
cntirely.to their tiny colonists, which pass
nil their time in climbing up the stems of
the fruit-trees, cleansing the b' ughs and
leaves of malefactors, matured as well as
embryotic, nnd descending laden with
spoils'toDc ground, wlicretlicy comfort
ablyconsumo or prudently store away
their -booty. Thoy never meddle with
sound-fruit, but only invado such apples,
pears,, nnd. plums ns have already, been
penetrated by tho canker, whloT. thev re
morsclcbly pursue to. its , fastnesses -ltkin
tlio-vqry heart of tho fruit. Nowhere aro
iipplennthpcar trecs.sotfrco f'mi blight
' nndrdestruetivofiusccts ns'iii.thc.iinmcdiato
; neighborhood of 'n'largo nutlillrilvo or six
years old.
Ants havo been usedtin.Chinu for many
t, years to protect orangc-trccs nnd other
: inui-irccs nom tue uepreuations ol in-
sects.
Tlio Electric Llslit In AVnrfHrr.
St. James" Gazette.)
" The electric light is i evidently destined
! to play a considerable part in tho warfare
- of tho future. If properly cmploytd by
i any army.-in camper bivouac it ought to
r make night attacks nnd surprises impossi
, blc. A storming party might ns safely nt-
tuck n town nt noonday us nt midnight
I under the glurcoffu-'dozen nrc lights, In
naval battles also His to bo largely used,
und tho musthead electric light i to bo re
lied upon as ono of tho great defenses of
an ironclad ngnlnst torpedo-boats. Tlio
other day nt Aldorshot experiments wcio
tried for a moro benevolent purpose. Mov-
able electric light wagons will bo used to
j illuminate nt uightfnlhtho area on which a
! battle has been fought during tho day, so
i , ns to reveal the wounded men who lio
thcro to tho searchers of tho bearer com
,y pauy nnd tho nmbulance corps. The re
i. cent operations wero successful enough to
P' encourage further experiments.
i A Prchliitorlc I,nkc.
r Ilcno (Nov.) Journal.
1 Professor J. S. Dlllcn, assistant geologist
. of tho United States Geological society, has
f returned from n -islt to I'yiamld lake.
: His visit was for tho purposo of ascertain-
; ing tho exact altitude of tho present bur
faco ol'tho lake. Tho professor gives it as
Ids opinion that tho whole basin, including
Pyramid nnd'Mud lakes, and tho sinks of
tho Humboldt and Carson livers, was a
prchlstoiio lake, which ho calls Lake Lu-
nontan. Thero is also unmistakable ovi
dcuco,that tho surfaco of this ancient body
! of water was considerably moro than 400
L feet nbovodho surfaco of Pyrnmiil lako nt
m its present -stage.
'; ,
Jtl' It Wouldn't Kccji.
k Jforclmnt Traveler.
f " Blunkin and hisywifo had been indulging
k in a family discordance, nnd finally Mis.
. - -J), exclaimed:
i; "'Well', I'voigot my.oplnloii of any man
,' whoitals;likojyou do. "
h w01r;haveyoii? Well, you can keep It,
f lfyouwait'to."
v 2$0ftvW'ffl$tiVit'-JLii!i s0 awfully bad
HOIK III WlH!'
wM?
mBL.
--jgb2s-
(Thiiiillglibvcd.)
J-.V
laek Maloue, lie by L'.'.iiiguni.
ltd.ini, Ivy Leaf, liv imuortcd Austin-
linn; '.'ml dam, ll.iy Flower, by Lexing
ton; !l-il dam, ll.iy I.e.if, by 'imported
Ym K-liliu. -II It ifniu, Imported Mm In
lllm-k, by Plillo da Put ih, etc., etc.
iliviitw was bred at Illogical Wood
bin ii l-'.iiin, near Lexington, Ky., by the
lull It. A. Alix iniler, .i lid was sold to
V. I.. I'liti'huid, of SiiciiiiiH'iilii, Cil
for vfi.lKli'. lie -lumls IC'.f 'liiiiuli,
wiighs 1,0(51 ib-., mid is a liifght I'lii'st
nut color. Durl'ig lil inHiij career he
downed many it bmiiiti', and won many
n hatful rif inoni'y for his oiuicr, unit
niOM-d hlmi'ir mic ol tho gifilc-t of
liorsfs iiwr u dl-tiince, most of bU races
being m two and font miles. He has
iilii'.idy 'drill M'viril colt- In California
that tire wlniicio, nniong which nie
I.i.ie Dunbar, Young H.izimr, Sophl.t,
and aiiollicr called tliellizaai Minerva
Colt, ho In Ins; out of .Minerva by Im
pulled Leamington, the slio of I'.irolu
mid lioipioK Ll.zii- Duub.ir gieatly
ilistingul-hod herself last year In her
to.ye.u-old form by dufiMtlui; one of
tin1 largest llelds ot two.yi'.ir-olds t lint
ever staiti'.l In C.iliforiiia.'iunoui: wliicli
weiclbe two ! dutiful llllics bioilght
line 1-ihl Spilng by Mr. Aunew, distance
"a mile; lime, 1.0Uj, tliu, la-tc-st time on
recoid for two-year-olds nt the dltnnce.
Tills yc-r she litis won several important
eonK and has proved heiself to be u
cinck ihice-yenrold.
1(1111:11' bus now- been biought back
to lloiioliilii, and will remain heiotlio
b.ilituce of tlil ye.-u, nnd breeders, horso
owners and stock lalscrs should avail
themselves of tho oppoituully to obtain
Ids cervices while they have tho chance.
'IVi'i.iM. U-80. l'nyable at time of
seivlee.
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion
BJoimSil B)2tn:tf. .Jr., will stand at
(ho sttnu time and place at r.( for the
.season, lie win bred In Canada, hired
lit inputted Donald Dlnnlo, and out of
nil impoilcd Ululosdult mare, llolsn
leaulifut dupplc gicy, 1(i hands high,
n ml wclglis 1,-lOOIIx.: i? iry nctie,
ami as line n large noive ns eouhi no
found nnywlieie.
Also, ("lie 1 1 1 1 1 lirgi' linported Ken
tucky .hie Is H:siiiitsii. This is one
of the lTirgest .Jsioks tlnit wc ould llnd
In California, and is an unlm.il ol im
mense lime; is n very sure breeder, and
should be liberally p.itronl.ed, as ho Is
ono of the veiy best animals of his
kind Trriiis, $.$ for the season.
Tin- public aro cordially invltul to
call nnd iu-pret the above animals.
3I.IJL.KS 15KOS.
l'rjirletois.
Maishlkld. Sept 15, 1SP-I 818 tr
w
T. RHOADS,
CONTWACTOlt & HL'ILDEK
Simp oh (Jitccti sliett, neai Alakcn
H'.ir, Cm
MCK3CE-
AFTER THIS DATE
TIIK I'KK'K OP HOAim ATTHIl
ASTOR HOUSE !
WILL Mi: ltKDl CI'.D KHOM Sl'.TO
$5.00 Per Week.
U. Y. (iHAXXIS, Proii'tor.
IIllHOllllll. Oct. (). IH.Sl.
SI7
The Best Lunch in Tovn,
Tea and Coffee at All Hours
The lines! Ilrands of Cigars and
Tobacco, always on mind.
THE
AT
IS OPEN
I2TTIio "I'ly
Kingdom.
nir. i'auk
EVEHY DAY.
(ca-sldo
If
le.sort In the
.1. XOLTU,
Proprietor
iVSTOU
IIOU.S12
fl
70 Ilotul Stieet.
MCCARTHY Prop'tor.
CJ
Boot Manila, Havana and American
Cigars on Hand.
Frtsh Vanity Fair, Little lieautlc', Gold
IJ.tr, Tliieo Kings niul lite Pet
Cigaiettes.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Cut Foil and Hug.
The ;miliart! Tables of this establish
ment, hau' been m covered and
levelid, which nnkos tbeni
the best In town.
Ginger Alo and Soda Water on Ice.
E5?
till and Feu me,
"a
78.-.
WILLIAM MILLER
Vncl lI)!io!s(or"i
No. IK) Hotel t-tieet,
Opposite Interi.titioiial Hotel,
Canos nnd Walking Sticks,
Made of every kind of
NATIVE WOODS
Brackets, Cornices, Cm tain Poles, &c.
Hindu ot tho latest dei-lsiif-.
Beaver L Mm
mm
MLUU1
SPECIAL NOTICE.
rpmi L'mlci.-lL'iiul Pi ipiletnr .,f tliu I
FUSEES STEAM CAHDV FAtiOSi'
AND BAKERY
deslies toiiifoim ills ikiIiou-iind tlio pub
Ho generally Hull notwithstanding the
leeent DISASTROUS KlIlK, hnseieetcd
A NEW FACTORY und BAKERY,
On n much more Lxtensivo Scale which
Is now In l-'fi.t, Oi'KUAiio.v, und which
will be in complete working older by nn
Karly Arrival of new Machinery nnd
Tools; and Is now again prcp.ued ,to
imiutifaetuie
CHOICEST PURE CANDIES
ami will always ltao on hand his deli
clous Prch Made
VANILLA CHOCOLATE CREAMS,
COCOANUT CANDIES,
RICH NUCAT IN UARS,
SUGAR ROASTED ALMONDS,
CREAM CANDIES of great variety OPT
MARSH-MALLOWS.
Gum Drops, and Gum Fruit
j3on Bons
Of nil doscilptlous. All those Home
Made Fresh and Pitrn Confections. sell
,it .10 cents PWl 1'OL'Xl).
RICH WEDDING CAKE
Of tho Finest Flavor, In all sl.es always
on hand mid ornamented in the
most artistic: htylc.
MIIVO-IE 3PJOSS !
always fre'h, us also
Home Made Miuce Meat
for s-ile at 130 cents per pound.
AY111 receive per Consuelo tho balance
of my new machinery of the newest do.
signs for manufacturing all descriptions
of plain Candies; thanking the public
for pievlous llbeial patronage mid .so
licit ing a continuance of same.
Very respectfully,
F. IIOKN,
Piactlcal Confectioner and l'.isl'y Cook.
Uir. old bTAxn. 71 Hotel btreet
P. (). 15o No. 75; Telephone N'o. 7-1
r,7'J 1
WENNER & CO.
ii i'oict sTitr.t:r,
Have on hand XewFoielgn nnd Home
Mailo Jewelry.
Watches, Braoolcls, Necklets,
Pins, Locko'is, Clocks,
An I Ornimuiits of nil kind".
Silver and Gold Plate.
Elegant Solid Silver Tea Sets
Suitable for Presentation.
.',i!r:i In- niul Xnllvc .lewclr.v
A Specialty.
licpali'iug in all lis branches.
is?" Sole Agents (or King's Eye Preservers.
817 Cm
Wilson Iirotlicvs,
INHIUL BLACKSMITHS.
Horso Shoeing a specialty
A first-idaRsinnn being specially engaged
for that work.
Ship -.Hid Wagon work faithfully
altcnded to.
Shop on tho Esplanade, op. Hopper's.204
FRAWK HUSTACE,
li'iiviiniii.
(Successor to C. P. Ward.)
All oiders for ciutago pioniptly nt
tended to, nt the lowest mte.s. Also for
sale:
Knlcunlio Salt,
l-'lro Woml,
AVhltc anil llliick Sand
in ipiantltiea to suit, at lowest prices.
(!(!3 ly
UAVA WOOD OHAHCOAL, in any
VJ quantity, Irom 1 to 100 bags,
FOlt SALK 11 Y
Frank lluslace,
Queen Stieet.
7(il
THE WINDSOR RESTAURANT,
II. Cavcnagh, n Proprietor.
aiJBALS fe 3IK.1I.S
CookltoorilM-;icSS-At all hours
Oysters, Celery, Salmon, and Fruit
Kecolved by every steamer.
(ill!
GEO. E. SHERMAN.
No, H Maun.uuia Sr.
Ticcsuiid Saddles of all kinds made to
oider and repairing Harness, etc., done
in shoit notice.
ah timers promptly at
tended to.
593 ly
ALVINII. IIASEMANK,
Book-Bindes'
PAPKU-BULKlt nnd BLANIM1001C
Mantifncturer.
Hook Uliidlng of till description neatly
and promptly executed.
Gnzetto Building . . Merchant street
722 ly
J 1 -v- til
ur
I
AViJL.I-'lUlt'S W.
l.liiilteit.
fei;ft,Stoamor Kinau,
r; ICili--, Commnndcr,
Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday nt
1 p.m., touching nt Lnliulim, Mun
ition Hay, Makeiui, Mnlmkonn, Ku
wnllinu, Latipitliot'hoo und llllo.
llotiiiiiitig, will touch nl nil the
utoVc torts, urilvlng nt Honolulu
each Kntunliiy ntttirnnun,
XOTrCE.
To the Volcano and Back.
' Bii. cr-Jslaml ti. IV. Co.
THHOUGH TICKETS to thu Volcano,
ami lcltiin, can now bo had at thoolllee
of the tinier-Island S. N. Co. Tourists
leaving Honolulu per time table of tho
" PLANTEH," will bo landed ntPuna
lull, theiico by llallroad tol'.ihala, where
I lon-us nnd Guides will belli attendance.
liy this lout. Toui'ht'i ran make the
round trip In 7 ilnjs, giving -I days to
visit the Volcano.
TICKETS FOlt THE HOUXDTP.IP,
Including Horse?, Guide, Hoard nnd
Lodging, !JG0.
For further particulars enquire at the
olllcc of the
lllttH'-lwIllllll S. X, Co.,
Honolulu,
or J. F. JOllDAX, Volcano House.
711 tf
j4&t FOR ICO 1.0 A & WAIMKA,
SjBffl KAUAI.
Thu Clipper Schooner
WAIMALU,
F. Kibbling Master,
Will inn regularly to tlio ports of
KOLOA, HANAPliPi: & WAIMEA,
KAUAI. For fielght or passage- apply
to the Captain on boaul, or to tliu
l'.vciric Kavioatiok Co.,
TJ'i !!m Cor. JCuuanu & Queen sis.
TIIK KAfeT 8AII.INI1
Schooner Waiohu
will run icgularly
TO WAIALUA EVEKY MONDAY,
Heluniiug on Thursdn, weather
permitting.
For freight or passage apply to the
Captain on board, or to
Pacific Naviuation Co.,
181 Agents
LASftlE & CO.
Have a Largo Stock of the
VE&Y BEST HAY,
GS-rrtin, EJte.9
Which is oll'eicd nt Lowest Market Prices
AND
Dciivcrcd Freotoany part of tho City
AGENTS FOS THE
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance. Co.
OK CALIFORNIA.
Agents for tho Hoover Telephone.
Commissionerof Deeds for California
Telephone No. 1-17. 700
Tourists Retreat,
Honuapo, Kau, Hawaii.
IS NOW OPEN for Travelers, where
First class accomodation can ho had
nl all Times. Tho climate of Honuapo
is recommended for invalids.
UOltSES AND GUIDES
Provided for tho Volcano.
B2TFor Terms, etc., See CAHDS at
Hotels nud Sheets.
J. W. SMITHIES,
570 ly Proprietor.
4&
-V7
9k
'S&
CHAMPAGNE CIDER
APUHE, WHOLESOME, HE
FHESHING, HEALTHFUL
UEVEHAGE,
Accoidlng to the highest nnd best medi
cal testimony.
Manufactory, : : : No, 13 Lilihn St:
P. O. Box, !)70. Telephone, 281.
BfiyAll oiders receive prompt attention.
Tie Mil Bulletin
Queen Street,
Bill Heads
Briofb
Ball Piograms
Hills of Lading
! Business Cauls
Book Work
Certificates
Oiiculnrs
Concert Progr'ms
Draft Books
Delivery Books
Envelopes
Hand Bills
Invoices
W38gAWlLi'M&
immm
2S
',i9SBSim?ltovi'is(rfr:.
VcZmBmSMFLWlXHr t- .JrSArd-
lHWSNj
EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH,
Olftr for Sale tho Cargo of tho
MAET11A DAVIS,
JUST ARRIVED!
nit; i oi.lowinii
LIST OF lluHANDISE,
. Ox Carts,
Light Expresj Wngons-,
Ex Top Carrlnges.
STEASS C OAL.
Cumberland Coal,
Com. Wood Chairs,
KEROSENE OIL.
Mutches,
Flue Mohisrcj Shooks,
Itosln, Soap,
Ice Chests, Nos, ii, 3, and fi,
Hoe Handle?,
Lobsters, llbtns; Ucans,31b',tns
Sprueo Plank.
Hay Gutters, Nos. 1, 2, & 3.
AnIo Grease,
Fairbanks Scales, Nos. 7,S,I0&114
Leather licltlng,
Centrilug:
ii'iil Liuinc,
duing, M inch:
Comp. Nulls, ill, 1-1-1 Inch.
MAMMOTH ROCKERS,
U.iles Excelsior,
Manila Cordage, Assorted:
Excelsior Mattresses,
Galvanized Fence Staples,
FARMERS BOUSES 20 AND 25 BALLS,;
Sisal Hope, Assorted,
Ash Pin nk,
Hump Barrows,
Amcf) Shovels,
Y. IET.Ali. SHEATHING
10, 18, '.'0,2, 24 nnd 20 oz.;
Hah Mattresses I
Giiiidstones, Hubbor Hose,
Hide Poison, Barbed
Wlro, Hellncd Iron,
ANNEALED FENCE WIRE,
Galvanized Screws nnd Washers.
C32
COMMOTION
IN TIIK
ROPE MARKET!
Yes, and wo sell
A JCOAV tlK tllO JJOWCHt I
and don't anybody forget it.
We bell New Hcdford Hope, and any
retailer knows how It will bold out in
net weight.
We also havo the mo?t varied assort
ment of
SHIP CIIAJXDIiEllY
kept by any house this side of the Hocky
Mountains, such as
Hemp nnd Manila Cordage, nil sizes,
Artesian Well Uorlng Hopes,
Manila Hawsers, Wire Hope,
Cotton ami Hemp Duck and Twine,
Galvanized Marine Hardware,
PAINTS AND OILS,
Pure Copper Shcatliiug, 14, 10 & 18 oz
Yellow Metal und Nulls, 14 to 23 oz,
Copper Paint (Tarr & Wonsin's)
Wlialo Uoats, IJo.U Stocks,
Gal. Boat Nails, all kinds nnd sizes,
And 1001 other things too numerous
to mention Albo, ngents for
1'orry IJiivIm' 1'uin Killer,
Brand & Pierce's Bomb Guns and
Bomb Lances, &c, &c,
All of which wo will sell at the
Lowest Bates.
390 ly A. W. Peirce & Co.
JOHN N0TT,
Tin, Copner and Sheet Iron Worker
Plumber, Gus Fitter, &c.
Stoves and Ranges
of till kinds.
Plumbers' stock and metals,
House Furnishing Goods,
17 Chandeliers, Lamps, &o.
Jot Printing Office,
Honolulu.
Letter Headings
Labels
Law ltcports
Nolo Headings
Plantation Books
Pamphlets
Posters
ltcports
Show Cards
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Statements
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LDAILY BULLETIN
Business Directory
Auctioni'ci'H.
H. P. Adams, (linen si
Lyons & Levey, (lueen fct
iiiiulct-y.
Alvlu II. I(aseinatin....G.ielle llulhllug
ItniiUcrM.
Hlshop & Co., Merchant t
llutcliet',
W. MiCaudlcss Pish Murlut
Hoot mill NIiim'n.
L, Adlcr, Nuiinnu si
Chr. Gcttz, Port si
Temple of Fashion Port st
ClutliliiK.
Gonsalves fc Co Hotel st
Temple of Fashion Poll I
Cabinet .lliiliern.
W. Miller ..HotcPbt
Lycan& Co !..l'ort st
(.'nrrlnco .llnUein.
W. II. Page," 1 oil st
Hawaiian Caulago Co., Queen st .
(Muni-M nml Tolineco.
C. McCaithy Astor Hill lard S aloon
Noltes Beaver Saloon, Foi t st
Ciller,
Fisher's Champagne Cider,.... Lilihn fct
Candy Factory mill Ilulirry.
P. Horn Hotel st
CnrpcnterH anil lliilliIorM.
P. Wllhclm, Klngst
G. Lucas Port st
Dry mill Fancy ;ooi!h.
N.S. Sachs Pott it
J.T. Waterliotise (lueen st
I.T. Wutcrhousc, ivlug st
J.T. Wnterhousc, Pott st
11. P. Elders & Co Poitbt
M.'A. Gousalvcsib Co Hotel st
Temple of Fashion Port st
.DmiKglutM.
Benson, Smith & Co., Pol I st
Hollister & Co., Nuuauu st
Holllsttr& Co Pott fct
IK'lltlMtH.
M. Grossman, Hotel st
Drayngo anil Cnrtngc.
Prank Hustacc, Queen st
G. liobinsou, Queen st
I'lirnlHlieil JtorniM.
Mrs. Turner, King st
Flic IiiHiii'iuu-c AKcntH.
II. llicmcnschneider,..nt Wilder & Co's.
C. O. Bergcr, Merchant st
t.'Ollt'N I'lll'lllHllllIC (lOOllK.
Elders & Co., Port st
N. S. Sachs, Portst
Gousalvcs & Co., Hotel st
II S Tregloan Port & Hotel sis
roevrk'H mill l'ro intuitu.
A. S. Cleghorn & Co., Queen st
Kennedy it Co., Hotel st
Wolfe is Edwards,. . .Port is Nuuauu stt
IIoi'HO Hlioeint; SltopM.
Wilson Bros Port M
Hay ami Feed Ktori-N.
Wolfo & Ed wards. ...King Us Nuuauu sts
Union Peed Co., Quicn bt
Lalue & Co Port st
llni-ncMH linker
G. E. Sherman, King st
Hardware.
Dillingham & Co., Port st
J.T. Waterliouse Queen bt
ImportcrH .1 Coiii.McrelimitH.
G. W. Macfarlane & Co., Port bt
C. Brewer & Co., Queen st
Lyons is Levey, Queen st
M. S. Grinbaum & Co., Queen bt
. G. Irwin & Co., Port st
A. S. Cleghoru is Co., Queen st
J.T. Wuteiliouse, Queen st
Krecth . Peacock Niiiiauu st
Castle is Cooke, King st
WlugWoTal is Co. Nuuauu st
C. O. Bergcr, Merchant st
llyman Bros Merchant st
I.nlioi- AuciilH.
W.Auld, Water Woiks Olllcc
J. A. Ilnssiugcr, Interior Olllco
W. C. Akiina Klngst
Iiiiniliei' Denlei'H.
Lowers & Cooke, Port st
Wilder is Co., Pottst
lillhiery ami IM-ohs .laKlns.
Mrs. A. M. Mollis, Portst
Mctllcal.
Dr. Emerson .' Kitkui st
ZVcwh Dcalerti.
J. M. Out Jj. is Co., Mere'liunt st
I'luiulii'i-H ami I'nliitcrM.
E. C. llowe,.... King st
Brown is Phillips King st
J. Nott, Kiialmmnnu st
Mux Kolim Portst
l'llOtORl-apllCl'H.
Williams is Co., Portst
TiiiiIiik Jfc MiiHlenl IiiHti-iinieiitN.
Lycau & Co., Port bt
Jti-HtaiirnutM.
Noltes Beaver Saloon, Poit bt
Windsor Restaurant King, ht
Casino, Kaplohiiii l'ut k
Tourist's ltctrcnt, .Honuapo, Kau, Hawai i
Itenl IlNtiitc AtentM.
J. E. Wiseman Merchant st
Holll'ItOl'N.
A. S. Hnrtwell, over Bank
J. M. Davidson Kaahumauu si
A. Ilosa Gov't Building
W. A. Whiting, Knnhumanu st
J. Russell Merchant st
S. B. Dole, Kaaliumauu st
P. M. Hatch, Kaaliumauu st
li. P. Blckcrtou, Merchant st
Cecil Brown ... .Merchant st
J. M. Mousnirat, .'....Merchant st
Nonp Fnrtory.
T. W. ltawllns, King st, Lelco-
Htatloiici-H.
J-JI. Oat Jr. & Co., Merchant st
Hall MulcerH.
J. M. Oat & Co., Queen st
Httlp Climiillery.
Pierce & Co Queen st
TIiiHniltliN.
J. Nott Kaahumniiu st
Talloi-H.
II. S. Ttegloan Port st
Travel.
Inter-IslandS. N. Co Esplanade
Wlldcr's 8. S. Co., Port is Queen sts
(). S. 8. Co., Poi t & Queen st
Pacific Navigation Co, Queen st
Wooil ami Coal Oonlci-M,
Prank Hustacc, Queen st
IVIiu-h ami HpIrltH,
G. W, Mticfarhino is Co.,.Kiialiuniann fct
Prcetli & Peacock, Nuuauu st
Brown it Co., Merchant bt
Vl'iitoli 7,IiilcrM.
Wi'iinor is Co Port st
Jp M. OAT Jr. & Co.
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