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" jjwr" V M ..-..faaMpi r .1 I - r r The Big, Shoe " Store The Big Shoe Stor dl o Herb's Tj4& Point. : IsTXJF1 SED! Manufacturers' Shoe Co. J. T. Waterhouse, Queen St. Store. ""'""'"''" ii..i..il...i.n..miu.ll.iuulimi iU " niiiii.i,....i.,i.i,nin..ii.uinii.iHiiiniiiiuiil Crockery Department. llaviland China, plain and decorated, Glassware, cut and engraved, Flower Globes, Baskets, Vases, and a great variety of other useful and ornamental articles. Expected to arrive shortly from Eng land, four new patterns of finest Limoges China, consisting of Dinner "Ware, Tea Sets, Fish Sets, Bon Bon Plates, Olive Trays, Salad & Ice Cream Sets, etc. Beautitul line of Semi - Porcelain Ware, plain and decorated. By Australia: Small lot of Crown Milano Ware, something new for Honolulu. This department is under the management of Jlr. Dimond, who will always he found ready to show goods and quote prices. Groceries and Bottled Goods. This department is filled to the ceilinji with fresh, now goods, such as J lams and JJacon (l,edar napuls), Teas, Uollees, ougar, Spices, Soaps, Pearl Oil, etc. Bottled Goods in great variety, Eng lish Pie Fruits, Lee & Perrin's genuine Worcester Sauce, Olives, Catsup, sour and sweet Pickles, etc., etc. CANNED GOODS for Soups, Table Fruits, Tomatoes, Corn, Peas, Asparagus, Chicken, Turkey, Curried Oysters, Ox Tongue, Lunch Tongue. This de partment is under the supervision of that genial and well known salesman, S. J. Salter. General Merchandise. This heading covers a multitude of articles, and means everything from a knitting needle to a plow, but wo have them all in stock, you don't have to wait a month for the goods to come from the Coast. If you don't believe it, call and see for yourself. Mr. Henry or J. T. WaterhoUhi', .Jr., will always bo found at tho Queen St. Store, and will give you the attention your patronage deserves. No. 10 Store, on Fort Street is keept open solely for tho accom modation of our customers who do not wish to conic as far down town as Queen St. A great variety of goods is constantly kept in stock, such as dressed and undressed Kid Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts, otc. Figured Silks and Satins, India and Surah Silks, all shades, Real Laco, JIdkfs., Laco Curtains, White & Ecru, Down Pillows, all sizes, Leather Goods of Now Designs, mid Toys from a Jumping Jack to a Velocipede. No. 10 Storo is undor the manage ment of Messrs. Jordan and Murphy, who under stand their business thoroughly. nimiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiimniiMimiiiiinmiiii "Anothor curious feature in tholr uharautor which nooms to liavo largo- ly disappeared tinder uow conditions was tho tendency to act as spies and tho ontiro absencoof any considers-1 Hon of dishonor in such a position Everybody from tho tycoon down i was watched and watched someone olso in turn. Whou tho earl of El gin and Kincardine arrived upon h s mission thoy could not understand who was watching hi ml No ouo in his suite seomed to havo notebooks for that particular purpose and there was certainly no ono specially ap pointed, as would havo boon tho case with thorn. So, seeing tho dou ble name in his signature, tho con clusion was como to that tho Kincar dine, who seemed to bo nowhoro , visible, was in boiiiu way 'keeping his oyo on Elgin.' , JAPANESE HELI010N. "It would bohard to say just what tho present roligion of tho Japanese is. There aro all kinds of sects, Buddhism probably predominating. Since tho mikado renounced his in fallible and sacred character con siderable looseness in religious thought or superstition prevails leavinir. of course, all tho more room for tho advance of Christianity. Tho temples aro very simple structures, the chief internal feature in many of thorn being a lookiug-glass, sup posed to be emblematic of tho soul's 1 purity. Near it is a font containing water. In this tho worshipper washes, then proceeds to tho look j tag-glass and prays for what ho I wants, and after leaving a few cop 1 pors hi a box near by rings a boll I at tho door thrice as ho goes out. I "Tho oinpiro may therefore bo I said to havo fairly established itself and tho peoplo to have earned the reputation of being tho most re- markablo nation in Asia, wnai may bo ahead of them in tho way of development or misfortune uo ono can predict, but whatovcr it is they havo given to Asia a beacon light of civilization from which much should bo learned. Within twenty-five years they havo achieed what European peoples have taken centuries to do. Tho monarch has thrown away his imperial robe of seclusion and the halo of religious veneration which were his by right of 2000 years of precedent and power. Tho feudal system and oppressive oligarchy havo been swept away in favor of a free government and a foreign scheme of rule. Tho once hated foreigners are given ample freedom, welcomo, and oven employment. Where the shores once bristled with dangors to navigation lighthouses aro now everywhere established. In tho capital, where the British minis ter twice nearly lost liis life, twelve foreign powers aro now represented. Where tho highway of Yeddo once threatened him with death tho for eigner now rides his bicycle, with tho whistle of the locomotive in tho distance aud tho sound of the tele graph operator at given intervals. "Well, therefore, havo the Japa nese earned the right to call them selves a progressive people and to speak of 'new Japan, the laud of the rising sun.' Ami, whether right or wrong in the present war, whether filially victorious or defeated, we cannot but hope that they may re main a light in the eastern sky until the day of a final and bettor dis pensation dawns upon the nations of Asia." H. Hackfeld & Co., Oiler to tho trado on tho most liberal terms their largo and varied stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Shawls, Clothing, Saddlery, etc., etc., Furniture and Hardware, Bags, Bagging, Building Material, Crockery and Glassware, Groceries, Wines, Liquors, etc., etc. Sole Agents for Golden Gate Flour, Flour, Merchant Flour Sperry's Flour, Diamond Mortuary Roport for Docombur, 1804. A (1KB. UmliT 1. ...T.' '1 to 5 ... I i! 6 to 10 . , 1 10 to 'JO 1 J I lo 30 .'SOto 10... 10 to Ml .. Ml to Ml .. 1,0 to 70 .. Over 70... T. s 5 J- - n, 3.3 5 t- 's 5 9 a ? 2. u 9$Z 1 5 " 2. ': I S'i 2 c . : B : : 7 113 f, . ! li.. i I l . 8 II , l1 2 I1 2 0 , 1 23 13 13 2 ft I 3 ... 11) ft ... to, i 1 I 6. ... 7 2 - I 3- 17 1 ft 75'lft Fort and Queen Streets. Henry May & Co. i ... i. .- ,.. .I.,. We make a specialty of the following brands of TEA: Ceylon, Flowery Orange, Pekoe, in 5 lb. boxes. Asain Primrose, in 25 lb.- boxes. English Breakfast Congo, 5 lb. boxes. Shilling's Blossom, 1 lb. canisters. Comet Oolong, 15 and 30 lb. boxes. Silver State Oolong, 18 and 3G lb. boxos. Formosa Oolong, 5 lb. boxes. Japan, uncolored, 5 lb. boxes. China, different grades in Chests. SHORTLY EXPECTED s CHOICE KOIff A TEAS. COFFEE: Fine Old Selected, in hags of 100 lbs. Fine Selected, one year old, bags of 100 lbs. K&. Cofl'co roasted and ground daily. a I. MIEEM 4 i it 1 1 - B begs to inform his patrons and tho public generally, that he has moved the entire stock of shoes out of tho corner store, and has placed an entire new stock of the following goods on tho shelves : A now lino throughout of the celebrated Stetson Hats, all sizes and of tho very latest block; Wilson Bros.' Neckwear; Jaeger's sanitary Underwear, etc., in fact a com pleto lino of Gents' Furnishings of tho best quality and tho latest styles. Steamer Trunks, Valises, Hand Bags, otc. Straw Hats and C I MM I rt Fiannei Suits Fort and merchant Sts. V t'AUMi: OF UK Mil. Asthma ApopI xy Ileritifrl .. Mood l'oiHOiiliig Consumption .. Convulsions. UollL'OHtiOII Of l.uuus. . . 1 Cholera Infantum 1 CUML'LT 1 Dropsy ti Hublllty 3 Diiirrliiiu 1 Dysentery 1 Kntero Colitis .... 1 Kuterlc Fever 1 Fever I Hemorrhage .. Heart l'liUiira. . Inanition . Injuries liillaniiuatlon linnets Itillueiu . ... Mala Inl Kuver. Old Age Peritonitis . . .. I'm-nimmlu l'nr jlybla IVrlcurdltlN HuMde Tumor. . Unknown of T ' I ' ' ' MJ Christmas Gifts. COMl'AIUriVK MONTHLY MWITAI.ITY. HinmfuvmimmmmmimiiiiimiiiiimiimTiimiiiimii'MHii) I)cu., 18'J0 .VI Dec., ISII.I 63 Don., Ik'U ft I Duo., lbUl 75 Dec., 18U2 51 Wnrds 1 2 3 lift Outhlile lleatbs. . ... 1U lft , 1') i 17 1 H Xuu-ltcauleiitH roi-ui.vno.N i'ktimtk. Annual tlcntli rntu tier lUKI per iiiontli.3'),l3 lluwiliiiiin HUH AhLuIui ail.OO All otbern 28.00 O. II. Kkv.noujh, A;ent Hoard of Health. Hand Concert. Tho Govurnmuiit band will givo n concort at tho Hotel tliia ovou ing at 7:30 o'clock. Following ia tho program: TART I. Mureb Vienna Scliramniel Overture Jolly Student Huppe Hungarian Dunee llralinis Btleetlon-I l'urltuiil Jlellliil l'ART II. Selection Hulls of Conievllle.,.l'lanqiiette Serientlne Dance Ulllct 1'oIkh Nmiiinu Valley Herder Waltz I'uradUo of tho I'uoiila. .Horner Hawaii l'onol. I TRADE 1 V MARK M The undersigned has just received direct from the manufacturers in Ire land a fine assortment of new goods, consisting of Ladies' Embroidered Hand kerchiefs, Tea Cloths, Sideboard Cloths, Linen Damask Sets of the Celebrated Shamrock Linens, Etc., Etc., all of which are suitable for Christmas Presents. W. C. Sprout I. Desiring to reduce our large stock wo ofler for ono following prices : month, beginning Deeombor 1st, our entire stock, at tho J. T. Waterhouse, No. 10 Store. People's Baggage Express WIM, 0A1,L ANY 1'AIIT OF TIIK City for llAaOAQK. All Hape received uy us will be bandied with cars I aim iii9miuu. tvuiona will uo uu mu Wbarf to meet all Foretell and Inter- Island Steamers. Moving U'iunos aud Kurnltiire a Hiieclaltv. (Itlleo United CarrloRe Co, and Mvery Staljles, corner of KIiir aud Fort Streets, next, to K O. Hall & Sou. Doth Telephones 2vj. 1100 3m M. T. MAUHUALili, ALen's Seamless Socks, 10 & lfic. por pair. " Heavy Undershirts, 25c. or 5 for 1. Gaiter Shoes, fine finish, $1.50 por pair. Silk Handkerchiefs, all sizes, 15 to 50c. Good Huck Towels, 3 for 25c. Mod's Blue Sorgo Suits, reduced from 7.50 to $5.00. Moil's Black Diagonal Suits, reduced from 11.00 to $8.00. Ladies' Kid Slippers, 75c. Worth $1.25. Ladies' Button Shoes, in great variety, from $1.50 up. Brown Cotton, 21 yards $1.00. Brown Cotton, heavy, 30 inches wido, 13 yards $1.00. Bleached 10-4 Sheeting, 25c. per yard. Blue Denimo, 7 j'ards $1.00. Whito Cotton, soft finish, 30 inches wide, 13 yards $1.00. Farwoll White Cotton, 30 inches wido, 9c. per yard. Ladies' Fast Black Stainless Hose, 20c. poi pair, $2.00 por dozen pairs. Men's Fast Black Stainless Socks, 20c. per pair, $2.00 per dozon pairs. Men's Whito Unlaundored Shirts, Linen Bosom, 50c. Come early and avoid the rush, and remember: these prices hold good for one month only. YEE CHAN, Nuuauu Street, one Door maoka of King Street. ; 'I I ii U 1 r !! i ft'. I ii ,,! i ' i i mr & x X & '&&' p x- w