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VOL. IX. NO. 1324.
HONOLULU, II I., FHIDAY, APRIL 2G. I895.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN
FRINTED AND PUBLISHED
KVEltY AFTERNOON
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ands. Daniel Logan, editor, reside on
Alakea street, Honolulu, aioreeald.
Address letters for the paper "Editor
UnLLKTf," and business letters " Mnnt.ger
Dally Bulletin Publishing Company."
Using a personal addrnui may cause delay
In attention.
BoaineM Cards.
XJEWXB8 COOKE.
IkirOBTKM AMD DlALUS 15 LOMBIB AMD
ALL KIBCS Of BOILDINU MaTBBIALB.
Fort Street, Honolulu.
K. XAOXTOJ) A CO..
Ububbal Commission Agists.
Corner Fort and liueen Streets, Honolulu,
NO. . IKITHTJEB.
Adctionxxuakd General Bcbinkbs Admit.
afahokona, Kohala, Hawaii
THOB. XJHDBAY.
IfAHUrACTCBIBO JlWELIB AfD WATClI
MAKEB. Cokni Jewelry specialty, fattic
attention paid to all kinds of repalri
faiticular
'
Campbell Block, Merchant Street.
HOKOLXTLU IKON WOBKB,
Steam Eruimrs, Bdoab Mills, Boilers,
Coolebs. Ison, Brass amo Lead
Castings.
Machinery of Every Description Made u
Order. Particular attention paid to Ships'
Blacksmithlng. Job Work executed l
Bhort Notice.
Atlas Assurance Go.
07 XiOTSOX7
MIKTS, 110,000,000.
H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS
Aarenta for Hawaiian Inland
City Carriage Co.,
Oarner King and Bethel Bta.
- BOTH TELEPHONES 113 -
Fine Carriages & Civil Drivers
To be had at all hours.
J. S. ANDRADE,
MUW-tl Mnnnitcr.
Consolidated Soda Water Go,, L'd
Owr. AUao Pert SU., Honolulu.
holurthjh oo
lBft tf A vent
Look At This
and Smile.
! Fine Soft Kid Button
Boot, new diamond tip
' and Spanish arch, only
ssoo.
Out of Sight !
I Elegant French Kid Ox-
ford, Pump sole, patent
; back stay, tor
as bo.
Mclnerny
Shoe Store.
Jewelry !
Our stock of Spring
Goods is acknowledged hy
everybody to be the finest
on the Honolulu market,
and consists of everything
Useful and Ornamental.
Our prices arc moderate.
Jewelry hi special designs
manufactured to order on
short notice.
JACOBSEN & PFEIFFER,
P. O. Box 287.
Fort Street,
For Sale or Lease
Asm.?:
lbss
THE VALUABLE FitOFEUTY ON
Queen street knowu as "John Bola
bola's." Thero are Five Cottages on the
property and room for two or tli ee more.
A good Investment for a person who cun
give persotml attention to securing tenants
and collecting rents. For further parti
culars apply to J. O. OA11TEH,
201 Merchant streot.
Honolulu, April 3, UOi. 1301-lw
Merchants' Exchange
B. I. SHAW, Proprietor.
Cor. King and Nuuanu Street, Honolulu.
Choice Liquors and Fine Beer.
KKLL TELEPHONE 491.
FOR SAT.E
HOUSE & LOT
Corner of Berelanla and Pensaoola
streets, opposite the Ice Works.
AaT" Inquire at Bulletin CMlc.
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friSi" an; till wiS3S33E552
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o Write
on typewriters marwl
that busy business men
stil cling to the pen pro
cess. The bui-iu. -. man
UMiiif u typewriter would
not volunta ily return to
the old method, because
he can tuin off more
work, of a better quality,
and with I em ift'ort on
Iiih machine.
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believes ihi taik of Us lin
ing to wiitv ii diilieult
and hopclet-s one. Try
Others have learned ; you
nan. Your first" attempt
will probably reveal the
fact thut you do faster
work with t)i- pen.
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you are just learning,
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prise you. Your iingers
go io the right kevs in
stinctivt ly. It becomes
easier and you will then
begin to r alize the use
fulness and benefit of a
tvnewiiler.
j CHOICE OF A TYIEWR1TEH
(i will either make or mar
i your writing happimss.
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! desiring a machine, that L
combmes speed, durabi-
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.. and lastly, has the easiest
keyboard to learn, buy
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T is typewiiter stands at
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latest improvements.
Let me hhow you a
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BOCK BEER!
First Consignment of BOCK 11KKK
arrived at
"THE ANCHOR"
PEH AU8TKAIIA
From the Fredericksberp Brewing Co.
of San Jose, Cal.
2--For 25c.--2
1300 W.M. CUNNINGHAM. lw
Beach Bouse To Let I
A FURNISHED HOUSE
is to let or lease at
Walklkl beach, a few min
utes' walk from tho tram-
cur. It hui Cook lloubo, Hath House ami
Good Sea Bathing Household Utensih
and Dishes are all complete Kooms inav
bo let with bathing privileges, if thowholV
promises aro not taken.
Hitve other Hnintes In town and suburbs
to let, furnished and unfunlshed.
Also. Building 1-otH for t ale.
liuiuireof DAVID DAYTON,
1277-tf 'i Mi-rclunt streeu
HO YEN KEE & CO..
II iiuhii'i wr
Tinsmiths, Plnmbinu. Htc.
OKOUKEKY nri OLAHHWAHK.
mtw&
Rheumatism
- ANJD
8EQUAH
Wiilreas, Mr. L. IIeicke of f)4 Mor
cliatit Streot, nnd nell-known in
Honolulu, did complnin, boforo n
lare audiunco on Monday night
last in tlio old Armory, on tho cor
ntT of liorotanin and Punchbowl
Slrceto, that RluMimatism bad
bi'tm torturing him for tho past
80 venro, Mr. Beiukoa stated that
lin Lad trii'd (ivorvtliii)K ho know
of to obtain rolittf but nil ondwl in
failure, Skijuah upon bfiiiR ap
plied to, iininodiatoly nuggeatfd
that tho IUiuumatiRin had buon in
possession quito long onotigh, and
proceeded to give it notice to quit
by applying tho Sequaii Oil to
tho parts olllicted and in tho pro
soiii'o of a number of gentlHiueu
from the audionco relioved tho
sufferer from his torture; ami,
Wiieiikas, the said Mr. Ileicke, pre
vious to the treatment, could not
walk without tho aid of a stout
stick, is now to be seen about town
as lively an a kitten, feeling as
pleased ai a dog with two tails.
Others besides tho alh)ve have re
ceived the same wonderful relief
and Sequaii's fame is spreading
far and uear.
Cripples with KheuinatNtu are
now pouring into tho old Armory
ovory evening, where Sequaii locturen
at 7:30. All invited. Seats provided,
i National Band in attendance. Ad
mission free.
i 0 Sequaii attends at the old
Armory each day at 3 o'clock for
sale of his Remedies and to receive
persons who wish to undergo his
treatment.
Sufferers
l
f ' WITH
Rheumatism
K.For your own benefit,
j come, sec, hear and judge for
yourselves.
Sequaii
Speaks !
1807-tf
JPxjLxe ndlills:.
The busiuesa of the country it
settling into its former groove. Our
gentlemanly driver has returned
from his vacation, the cows in the
pasture switch flies instead of bul
lets with their tails aud the croam it
richor in consequence. Wo beliove
wo havo satisfied every oue of our
customers who hare taken milk from
us and wo aro in a position to sup
ply a great many more The people
who from choice or necessity visited
Waialao during tho past two woekt
, havo had an opportunity to seo just
wuat sort ol Uiet our stock reeds
upon, and no longer wonder at the
riohnoss of tho milk from our dairy.
Our facilities for delivery aro the
best. With the exception of a day
or two early in tho lato unpleasant
ness our drivers havo always been
on time at our customers' residences.
Wo tako this opportunity to thank
those who havo been patient with us
and to solicit a continuance of their
patronage Wo will be pleased to
fill all ordors telephoned to us aud
guarauteo all milk to be pure aud
free from adulteration.
Tiik WAIALAB RA.NCU.
LEI ILIMA DANCE.
Tho Complimentary Farewell to Sr.
Crandall at Independence Park.
The pavilion at Independence
Park was the scene of a gay aud bril
liant throng yesterday evening. Tho
occasion was a farewell dnco given
by the Lei Ilima Club to Dr. K.
Porcy Crandall, U.S.N., a member of
the club, who will leave on tho S. S.
Gaelic for San Francisco. Tho in
terlor was decorated with streamers,
the predominating color being yol
low, the color ol the ilima. Sus
pended in tho conter of the room
was a largo bouquet of variegated
flowers. At the entrance hung con
spicuously the Hawaiian and Amer
ican flags. A large Hawaiian ilag
was tastefully placed over tho door
leading to the dressing rooms and
on it was neatly worked In ferns tho
welcome "Aloha." Alt tho invita
tions issued had been accepted aud
it was a swell assemblage.
Shortly after 8 o'clock daucing
was begun to tho popular music of
tho Quintet Club. There wero about
fifty couples on the floor and every
thing passed off like the proverbial
marriage bell. An iutermissioii was
taken at 10 o'clock during which U.
J Ordway, Dr. Crandall andThos.
Hennessey gave an instrumental trio.
Tho selection was accorded well
merited applause. After the rendi
tion Dr. Crandall, the guet of tho
evening, was railed aside by J. M.
Sims and in an appropriate speech
was, preeuted with a leather medal
Hon suitably insciibed. Tho letter
ing done in gold is as follows: "Pre
sented to Dr. 11. Percy Crandall.
USX., from the Lei Ilima Social
Club, Honolulu, April 'St, 18U3." In
tho address Mr. Sims dwelt on tho
doctor's attractive aud magnetic
qualities, nud hoped that while wear
ing the token of the club's esteem on
his manly breast he would remember
with what feeling it had been uiveu.
Dr. Crandall acknowledged the gift
with a bow and retired amid thun
derous applause.
A mandolin and guitar quartet
was later rendered in a very accept
able stjlo. The Quintet Club sang
a solo aud chorus in the ulub'a ini
mitable WBy, receiving an eucoro.
Dancing was resumed and kept up
with zest uutil oue o'clock this
morning, when with regret tho gay
party dispersed.
Hefeshmeuts in the ihape of sand
wiches, cake, coffee and ice cream
were served about midnight. Tho
diversion was much appreciated.
Among thoe who wero present were:
Mr. aud Mrs. C. A. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Wright, Lieut, aud Mrs.
Werlick, Dr. It. Percy Crandall, U.
I S. N., J. M. aud Mrs. Julian Mousar-
rat, Mrs. Gfo. E. Boardman, Mrs.
11. Gillig, Mrs. P. Ncumaun and
daughters, F. Unger, Miss Belle
Walker, Dr. Murray. Prof. H. Bor
ger, D. Davton and daughter. J. A.
Wilder, Walter Dillingham, Frod.
B. Oat, H. Dirnoud, C. P. Colburn,
Jas. Mersberg, Miss May Cummins,
Mr. Duuscombn, the Misses Irish
man, the Misses McGuire, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Krueger, J. W. Winter and
membors with their wives and sweet
hearts. The chaperons' wore: Mrs. J. N.
Wright, Mrs. O. A. Brown, Mrs.
Boardman, Mrs. B. A. Williams, Mrs.
Loo Warner, Mrs. J. L. Holt, Mrs. J.
H. Thompson, Mrs. I. Creightou,
Mrs. J. I. Dowsett
Much credit is due tho different
committees by whose efforts the faro
well dance was made a decided suc
cess. Ringing Noises
In the ears, sometimes a roaring,
buzzing sound, are caused by cat-
arrh, that exceedingly disagreeable
i aud very common disease Loss of
' smell or hearing also result from
catarrh. Hood's barsaparilla, the
great blood purifier, is a peculiarly
successful remedy for this disease,
which it cures by purifying the
blood.
Hood's Pills aro
dinuer pills, assist
vent constipation.
tho boat,, after
digestion, pro-
If you watit to buy a really good
clock or watch at Coast prices in
spect the stock of Brown & Kubey,
tt No. 4, Masonic Temple; thero you
will find tho largest variety in Ho
nolulu at the lowest prices; clocks
sud watches sold on weekly and
monthly payments Brown & Kubey
make a specialty of rubber stamps.
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