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''WlfWfPW V" sjpw. . jp r St' T9nM eKf v-, r fijfmf -f !- " 'ywt ir I V THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, II. I., SEPTEMBER 1, 1898. Agents, Brokers and Jobbers. ,JA.t. F. MOKCJaN, AUCTIONEER AND 8TOUK UROKE1 No. Queen Street. Expert Appraisement of Ubh) Estate utul Firui"irw. ILUVAII Mercantile Agency 210 King; gtieeti Difficult Collections a Specialty Architects, Contractors and Builders. U. G. TUAPilAGEN, A.U01-11TJ130T 223 Merchant St.. Honolulu, Between Fort mill Alnkeii, Tki.kpiionk : : s 734 0. BREWER & COMPANY, LIMITED, Queen Mrcet, Honolulu, n.l. AGENTS FOR Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Onomja Sncat Company, llonomu Sugar Company, Walluko Bunr Company. WalhM SuRar Company, Makci SaearCompan, HatcaVala Ranch Comnanj, ka .,T.i. u.nrh - rianttn' Line San Francisco W.ivt rh Prurr A. Pn'i Line of Boston Packetf! Agcnli Boston Board of Underwriter!. Ajctnlt t'huaacipnia noara 01 unuciwumi. list or orriCKR.li P 0 Jones, President! George II Kobortson, H&nagor; E F Ulshop, Treasurer and Sec rotary; Col. V F Allen, Anditort 0 M Cooke, H Watcruonse, A v v-arior, uiroaiors. M. PHILLIPS & CO., Wholesale Importers and Jobbers of luropean and American Dry Qoods Fort and Qncen Streets. Wm. G. Irwin & Co. (limited). Wm. O. Irwin, - President nnd Manager Glaus Bpreokels, - - - Vice-President W. M. OifTard. - Secretary and Tronaurer Tbeo. 0. Porter, ... Auditor Sugar Factors AND Commission Agents. AQBNT3 OF TUB 00EANI0 STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF SAN FBANOISOO. OAL. H. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd BENERAL commission agents. Oor. Fort and Qnoon Streets, Honolulu. MISSION WORK REVIEWED F. H. REDWARD, Contractor and Builder. Offices and Stores fitted tip and Estimates Riven on ALL KINDS OP WORK. rar Oaice and Btiop. No. 619 Fort street, adjolnlOK W. W. WrlKht's Carriage Shop. To My Patrons and the Public. Having recovered from my re cont illness, I am npnin proparod to do all kinds of Tinsmith and Plumbing work as horctoforo. Thanking you for past favors, 1 respectfully solicit a continuance of tho samo. JAS. NOTT, Jr. Ifflr Tel. 844. Monuments and Headstones. Tlio undorslgnod Is proparod to do CEMETEItY WOUK OF ALL KINDS, nnd supply MOSUMENTS and HEAD STONES of which ho has a groat va rioty of tho Latest and Most Artistic Designs, nnd will also supply Stono Cop ing separately for surrounding como tory lots. jfiT Estimates gl von in Marblo, Gra nlU), Hawaiian Stono, etc. 000 tf FKED. HAIUUSON. Features Brought Out by Hawaiian Evangelical Association. Progress In Repair of Church EdlDccs Money lor North Pacific Institute News ol the Year. -More cotifoHHion of faith during tho liu-t yi'nr. llev. A. V. Sonros of Honolulu ami Itov. Jt. K. Bnpltst of Ililo find much cnuso for yruiilicntiou from tho work nniouu, tho l'ortu gueso. In tho foreign department Iho Oilbort Isliituls bcciiih to bo tho only section that does not roturn encouraging reports. ALLEN & ROBINSON. Doalors in Lnmbor nnd Coal and Bnilding Materials of all kinds. Qnoon Htroot. Honolulu, Consolidated Sofia W.5? Co., LI Hisplaiiaclo, Corner Allen & Fort St., Honolulu HOLLISTER Aeor.tB. & CO., Hawaiian Carnage Mfg. Co. Ltd. 121 Queen Street. Currliigo nml "Wngon Builders- RUBBER TIKES AND ROLLER BEAK1XO AXLES. WILSON f WHITEHOUSE, 8olo Licensees Hawaiian Islunils. 70-tf 121 Queen Stroot. A Hew Paint Shop. Hnvlng associated with us Mr. John II. West, a practical IIou ralntor, Decorator anil Wood Follslior, wo are now proparcd to glvo ostlmatos on all I:lnils of work in inai lino. Mr. West having hail a practical ox porlonco of ovor twenty years in San Francisco nnd othor largo cltlos on tho Cottt, wo fool confident that any work entrusted to ns will glvo ontlro satisfac tion to our patrons. Peerless Preserving Paint Co. Dentists. t -W V I t awanan reromzinq COMPANY is proparod to furnish Nltrato of Soda, Ilono Moal, raw or di8solvod;Florldn and Lady Elliot Island Guano, Sulphato of Ammonia, Murlato and Sulphato of Potash and Kaiulto, Co ral Llmo Stono and Manures. In quanti ties to snit. A. F. COOKE, Manager, Feed and Stock. Mules For Sale. A choice lot of Missouri nnil;Callfor ula Mulct) Jvist .A.rrivecl DJL ALBERT JOM DERBY Dentist. COKNEIl FOKT AND HOTEL STS., MOTT-SMITH BLOCK. Tki.KI'Honkh: Olllco, ClBj Kcslclcnco, 780. IIouils: 9 a. in. to 4 p. m. A. C.WALL.D.D.S., O.E.WALL, D.D.S. DENTISTS. Hew Love's Building, Fort Street i TELEPHONE 434. DR. P. E. CLARK, DENTIST. 13-14 Progross niock, cornor Borotanla and Fort Ktroots, Honolulu. Jewelers. Now for sale at low terms, En quire of Q. SCHUMAN, 805-tf Club Stubles. le Wasliington Fed Co. Cor. Queen and Fort iSts. Importers nud "Wliolcalo DculerH In .... Hay, O ruin, Peed, . . . . ."Flour, ileitis, ote. Our Goods are Always Fresh. Island Orders Solicited. Phone 422. gk DIKTZ, Practical Watchmaker 417 NUUANU ST. Repairs tine complicated Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes and Jewelry. All work Kuaranleed. Thlrtyliveyears experience. LATEST STYLES JEWELRY By last steamer from the Const. THE REGULAR THING At my store, whore the BEST CUSTOM WORK Ib ilono repairing and now work both. Pins, rings, bracelets, watch making, etc H. G. BIART, - 404J Fort St. To Let. House anil Lot at Waiklkl, In rear of Jamos Campbell's rosldonco, Iloulal $30 per month. Enquire of J. S. WALKER. 083-tf Tho annual report of the Ha waiian Evangelical Association for tho year 1898 has bon pub lished. llev. O. P. Emerson, cor responding st'crotary plnces tho activity in repairing church cdi ficos as tho foremost feuturo of the your. At least bcvoii old church structures liavo boon modified and improved. In tbis connoctiun tho laymon of tho Hawaiian churches have bhowu a particular awnkon iug i gathoriug funds and look ing after tho careful expenditure of tho samo. In tho Sunday ScIiooIb tho lny mon liavo also taken a renowed intorost, Tho quartorly meoting is reforrod to as "a possiblo way of reaching tho nativo mind which may bo mado most effectivo." Tho Sunday School associations nro regarded as n "permanent powor" to bo takon into account and de veloped moro extensively. bpecial literaturo lor tuo nativo youth, to bo introduced through tho Sunday school is suggested. Experiments thus far havo mot with good results. Pastoral aid has boon a feature of tho year. Itov. Kapu, chair man of tho committoo on pastoral oid for Maui and Molokai, gives a tablo showing that nino pastors woro promised salarios ncgregatiug S2230. Of this S1021.30 was paid. H. P. Baldwin made up deGciou cics amounting to 595 and there is now SG38 duo thoso pastors. Tho Board has given SliOO to as sist pastors. Tho inability of soveral parishes to pay their pastors has proven tho necessity of tho Pas tor's Aid Socioty. Rov. J. M. Lydgato reporting from Kauai speaks of a "steady upbuilding" and a tendency "to forgot political and factional strife." Koloa and Lihuo aro without pastors. Tho work at Hanapepo has snffored by tho lapso of tho ministor to tho follies of superstition. His flock rofused to follow him. Kauai pastorB aro regarded as a superior lot of mon; churches havo improved in koop inc un castors' salaries. Tho "Ministers School" whioh has mot fivo times at Lihuo is a valuablo atBistanco for gaining now idoas. No Bpecial ovangolistio work has beon dono. Tho eorvices of Mr. Bichards it iB hoped will be to extend this work particularly among young Hawaiians. Tho quostion whother tho Young Peo- plo s Associations will not bo in creased in efficiency by morging with tho Christian Endeavor is brought up for future solution. There are twelvo nativo pulpits vacant: six on Hawaii, throo on Oahu, three on Kauai and two or throo parishos "aro sadly in neod of a change." Rov. O. M. Hyde reports neces sity of moro funds for tho Nor-h Pacifio Missionary IiiBtituto. A bottor trained ministry iB needod. Two capauio mon aro neoded as permanent teachers, and a fund of 75,000 is asked as a porraanont guarontoo salary fund. Tho stu dents havo beon: 11 Hawaiians, 8 OhineBO, 1 Portuguese. J. Load ingham gives an interesting ro view of tho Instituto lifo. Kawaiahao Seminary reports 100 girls enrolled for tho year: 52 imro Hawaiian, oinlit Chinese, two .'ortugueBO, ono Norwegian and remainder part Hawaiian. Tho East Maui Girls' Sohool, tho Kohala Girls' School, Hilo Boys' Sohool and Kauai Indus trial School all report progress. Frank W. Damon, Buporinton dont of tho Chineso dopartmont, contrasts a rocont Sabbath church attendance of 308 mon, women and childron with former years, as ono of tho signs of religious development. Throo havo joined tho church on confession of faith. nino by letter and 21 children havo received tho rito of baptism. Pro press is noted ull along tho liuo in tho work among tho Chineso. Rev. O. H Gulick reports ton Japaueso pioachers aud evango-lipi-j now doing good work amonc their people. Competition nnd opposition from the Buddhists is fell very Btrougly. Over 101) Jup- Tho Rev. "W. B. Costley, of Stockbridgo, Ga., while attouding to his paBtoral duties at Ellen wood, that state, was attocked by cholera morbtiB. Ho sayB: "By chanco I happened to pot hold of a bottlo of (Jhamhorlaiii'H Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Romedy, and 1 think it waH the meHUs of savinc my lifo. It roliovcd me at onco." For sale by Bonson, Smith & Co., Goncral Agent. If you want a nico Rubber tiro hack with a caroful driver ring up Club Stable Hack Stand Tol. 319, and wo guaranteo you will bo satisfied. Nrnttlrj Urer. This ovor popular Ranier bcor is becoming a household word and "will you havo a glass of Seattle" iB moro often heard than anything olso. Tho Criterion Saloon havo tho boor on tap or in bottloB. Fraternal Societies. HARMONY LODGE No. 3, I. O. O. F., Moots every Monday evening at 7:00, in Harmony Hall, King streot. O. L. SOHItENSON, N. (1. E. It. HENDUY, Secretary. All visiting brothors very cordially invited. 1003 HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. 1, Improved Order of Red Mon. Meets on tho second and fourth Friday of each month, at 7:30 p. m., In Knights of 1'ythlas Hall, Fort Ktroot. Visiting brothers aro cordially invited to attend. S.J.SALTEU.Sachctn; J.F.ECKAltDT, Chief of Records. 1003 Hotels and Restaurants. THE "ARLINGTON A FAMILY HOTEL. l.iCroiaJBO, - - - IFxop Per Day 8 2.00 The Best of Attendance, the Best Gitna tion and the Finest Meals Li this Citj Beaver - Lunch ROOMS. II. J. NOLTE, Proprietor. The Best Lunch in Town Tea and Coffee at all nouns. THE FINEST BBANDS OF Cigars and Tobacco ALWAYS ON HAND. The Elite Ice Cream Parlors 108 HOTBb STRBBTS, Cakes and Candies, Fine Ice Cream. Oar Establishment is the Finest Itesort In the City. Call and see ns. Open till 11 n'clookr. m. BASE-BALL TRACT ! These Lots Are Now Offered on Easy Terras: lDIUCOl STREET, M to H W W Sold 28 2I 9S 27 to 1-3 to CO to to c r- O cc -.1 95 10 Sold 15 Sold - id i is i 190 M 8 r-l r tf! & I u o s & B H a f to "s 1 J 93 2 1 - Sold Sold 95 95 ( H r" O to - KEEAUMOKU STREET. Apply to GEAR, LANSING & CO., 210 King street. Telephone 2. Excelsior Dining Saloon 333 NUUANU ST., NEAH HOTEL ST. CHAS. L1ND, Prop'r. Firht-class meals, under tho supervis ion of n whlto man, sorvod from & a. in. to8 p. in. MEALS TWI2JTT.FIVE Cts. The Remington Typewriter HAS BEEN AWARDED A Diploma of Honor AT BRUSSELS EXPOSITION OF 1897. J$c This is tlio Highest Possible, Awakd, ranking above a Gold Medal. Chapman's Villa, PEARL CITY. J. W. CHAPMAN, Prop'r. Tliis Is ono of tlio most delightful SUI1U1U1AN HESOKTS on tho Iisland of O.vhu, Tlio host of Meals and Lunch eons served at short notice Catoror for Uanrjucts, DinuorHand Garden Parties, H. HACKFELD & CO. LTD Sole Dealers. Since We Must Eat to Live, Lefs Have the Vest. Just Orened Up an Invoice of . . . BefpLypq's Best Tis CONSISTING OF IIicBatejklanl And Ice Cream Parlors. E. POPPLETON, M'o'ji. This Ih a modern up-to-dato American resUiurant. Excellent nioals for 25 cents. I anoso have jo.nod tho church on I No. 629 FORT STIiEET. Japan Flavor, English Breakfast and Ceylon. Also, SCHILLING'S BEST BAKING POWDER. Give them a trial. Money baok If yon don't liko thera. Also, just received Choice Block Butter, Kits Creamery Butter, Fidelity Brand Bacon, Hams, Crackers and Cakes, u mua jneeso, omoKecl Jieof, -f Choice Humboldt Potatoes, Etc., Etc., Etc. Chas. Hustace, 212 King street, next to tho Arlington. 4 1 A '-" ''-- - - i -i. -