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. wo 'i-'";' i THE EVENING "fT" ?,H(ipti'-j rws BULLETIN; HONOLULU, E. I., Fill DAY, JUNE 8, 1900. "s X - a Benson,Smith &Co.,Ltd WHOLESALE RETAIL DRUGGISTS. Baldwin Celery Soda For Head ache, Nervousness and Seasickness Pleasant and Refreshing SOLE FORT AND HONOLULU When in Need of DRUGS go to the "" HONOLULD PROS CO., mm """ " imssssssssmssbsssssb Prescript Inn Dru3glts. VON HOLT BLOCK, KING ST. Tel. 364. - - On Ice -- All Seasonable Fresh Fruits and Vecetables TURKEYS. DUCKS and CHI :KEN. Try one of our TENDER BROILERS. FRESH iALWOM and H'lunder, imoked Si nvm and Halibut. FREH POTATOES and Onl n. CeiveUt -usages (in folli, "And In Swetts.'1 FROZEN OYS I ERS bth Clliornta i.d Eastern. Cream Cheese (in foil). GRUENHAGEN'S BON BONS and Marshmahows. ' H. MAY & CO., Ltd. 2 Bier Stores 2 The Waterhouse Store BETHtL ST TBLBPHONE S4. We have Just marked and placed on sale another large shipment of merchandise direct from New York, comprising among other things some of the latest novelties for ladies' evening wear, arriving Just in time for the approaching opera season. French Silk Gauzes. With alternating sarin and lace stiipes, 441 inches' wide, in black and all the popular evening shades pink, light blue, ma ze, lavend;r, bhek shot, w th silver threads, black wilh satin stripe and ecru lace insertion. Nile green, maize wilh satin stiipes and ecru lace insertion, black spangled with gold sequins, black spangled with cerice sequins, and white spangled with silver Mequins These are only a few of a stoik too numerous tor individual mention, comprising chiffons, silk mu'K liberty silks, &c. Pineapple Silk. This most desirable fabric we import direct from Japan, and the numb r ot good qualities it possesses is astonishing. It resembles silk in lustre and strcnytn; it is mace trom a vege table fibre, and consequently it does not readily crumple or readily pressed so that it looks as good again as new. In spite of its extreme thinness, its strength is remarkable. It makes one of the daint'est of evening dresses. Gimps and Passementeries Galore. For trimming evening dresses. We have a stock very com plete in all evening shades, m bead passamenteries, silk ap pliques, chiffon ruffles and ruchings, sequins Jn all colors, sequin trimmings and applique, and a host of others too sumerous to mention. aMHl 3-E335TO HOTEL STS. DRUG CO. H : -A.TXSTIR.A.XjX.. The Mclntyre Store COR. KINO ANCTFORT STS. TELEPHONE BE, SHOULD washes, laundering perfectly: muss, but once rumpled it i.s B, F. EHLERS & CO. Hotels and Restaarants. THE ORPHEUH CAFE The Best Meal AND The Best Service In the City :: At Popular Prices :: WMEALS AT ALL HOURS: Ala carte or Table D'Hote. WE OFFER YOU THE Best 5c. Cigar lu do had (or the money. CLOSING OUT ALL OUR DOMESTIC - CIGARS. Beaver Lunch Rooms H. J. NOLTE. . Mflrtets and rows. Potatoes, Naval Oranges, Lemons, Dried Fruit, Ranch Bs, Butter. Cheese. &c. Per Australia J. R. MILLS Lincoln Bltvk, King street Millions of TTnrri . mm Have boon sacr'flced that yon and ) might tat Mm delicious Lewis' Own Core Hams and Breakfast Bacon. LEWIS & CO., Telephone tap. m Fort St Real Eatate Transactions datuitbcn are furnished with from n u ill luts per week, grrloft an accnm ,03rd of all deedc, mortgages, leasee, r. laMi, power of attorney, eto., ate., whlo ,r pUoed on reoord 1ihrrlttlon Price, SB.OOTper BeaUi A. V. GEAR, nrid Rnllrilnc Honolnm BE OF INTEREST. kt- jlass. Derfect XSjBj? Fans. Just received and marked, a line ofl 'the latest in evening fans, no two alike. Among ihem there are some exquisitr creations, hand-painted, daintily colored, with hand -carved ivory sticks. No evening gown will be -complete without one of these fans. Come and see them. Opera Capes. Just received direct from Europ:, a half dozen operacapes which we b -lieve will be pronounced by competent judges to be the triumph of'the dressmaker's art. There are no two ot these alike in any respect, and any lady wanting a really chick and up-to-date cape should see these at once, jfl They are so fiew and so desirable they will not last long. J j? U. S. MARSHAL RAY. Washington, May 2C. The position of first United States Marshal of Ha waii, It Is conceded, will go to D. V. Ray of Illinois. Ray Is secretary of Senator Cullom, who was cbalrmnn of tho Hawaiian Commission that framed the hill creating tho Territory of Ha waii, and had charge ot tho trips mado by Commissioners Cullom, Morgan and Hitt. During the summer ot 1899 Ray visited tho Islands a second tlmo In tha Interest of the chairman of tho Com mission, looking Into the question ot Imported Asiatic labor. Ho visited overy Island of the group and Is nc qualntea with most of the planters unci business men of note. Ray, who Is now n man of CO, was born In Columbus county, N. Y., but has lived In Illinois many years. Ho was secretary of tho Illinois Stato Scnnto In 1873-74, and continued with tho Stato government some tlmo In ft seml-otlklnl capacity. Ho then locat ed nt Springfield, where he formed a close acquaintance with the leading men In tho political Ufa of Illinois, In 1889 he came to Washington, and was chief of tho surveying division of tho General Land Offlco during tho Harri son Administration, and later bec.imo private and political secretary to Sena tor Cullom. During several campaigns he was chairman or acting chairman of tho Illinois Republican Central Committee WANTS OTIS ADVICE. Washington, May 28. President Mc Klnlcy Is anxiously awaiting the ar rival of General Elwell S. Otis, tho for mer commander of our forces in tho Philippines, who will bo hero about Juno IS. Upon his nrrlval hero ho will bo ublo to give the President and hla advisers a great deal of Insldo Infor mation nbcut the situation In the Phil ippines. Tho President will bo nblo to use tho information to excellent advantage. Ho will then probably bo nblo to fully de termine whether or not It will bo nd vlsablc for him to change his policy re garding our far Eastern possessions. Tho President Is nware of tho fact tint It will not be an easy matter to bring tho wnr to a close, but believes that Gcncial Otis will bo able to give him such advlco that he will be better nblo to conduct tho war In the future to ad vantage to himself and for a final end ing ot tho controversy. As the caso stands today, very, little can bo done to wind up the war In the Philippines until nil information General Otis hns In his possession Is formally laid before the President. The use ot the Singer in millions of homes shows the anprecedenfd suc cess of theso IdeJ sewing ma Nines. It Is convincing proof that tht Stager ixcols In all kinds of family "Vfcng and art needle work. All our l -vtng machines are of the best conatruoOon. beautifully decorated, and are mounted on sleected woods In finely finished cabinets of artlstln designs. D. Ber rrmm. cpnt. ts4 Bthe street. Gloves, Gloves, Gloves. We carry the world-known Dent's kid g'oves than wlvch no better is made. Wc hive ihem from two-clasp length up to twenty-two (22) button length. We hae hem in black, white, pink, light blue, Iaven Jer. tans, etc Anv one wanting a first- fittiner clove, will oo well to call and examine the De t cloves. Their price is no higher hin others in spite of their superiority. The Waikikl BOARDING AND LIVERY Stables Bigs sent to any part of the City. HACKS -AT -ALL -HOURS Walklkl Road, Walklkl. TEL. BLACK 141. Meicintile Agencies. rlftoM 10S6 ft j. p. o, Boi r I J A. WAIIA.CN Mercantile Agency I Q. H. BERREY, : Manager. I Judd Bulldlnc. Difficult nolleftiDM a Specialty. He Agency Room 10, Sprcckeli Building, Fort street. Collections a specialty. Prompt re mittances. No fee charged unless collec tion I. made 141 DIAMOND kad other Rings, Watches, Brace lets, Pins, and an extensive variety f J velry EI. GK BjLAjRT. Manafactaring Jeweller, rwV PnT STRPFT. GHA8. CB4MER C. A. GROTE Merchant -:- Tailors CLOTHING Cleaned and Repaired OUR SPECIALTY. First c.ass work guaranteed Union St. near Hotel- 1509 fVMir 1 WtrtA rn rVar ciiK.aie tli.n . ffeveninp- wear . . . I1WW a VVU'U Ull UlllLI JUU ttt Ladles' Muslin Underwear. Our vlnrk nf this i wri rnmn'p nnri rhn'ra ma knuinn only of the very best makers with the most advanced ideas and styles. This siock is worUiv of inspection. uH GENTLEMEN t We have jist received dirct from New York, a very choice line of te ratst la NECKWEAR. I here l not an old nunber 1 1 the lot. Tr.e5e hive be .mi wry sure fully st lected. i nd wi I on'y have to bt setn to be ip reclated.. In addition w e ruve our usual stock of carefully selected Gents' fi rr.lshli : Fort Street. architects, Contractors and Bnllden. Fred Harrison, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDCR WiVl. T. JfAAl, Contractor and Boilder. St.r a4 Offlc. PIMa . M ml EitlmitM FornltM, 1488 Hotel Street, near BereterHa, 0. A. Howard, Jr. Roir.F.TaAff HOWABD & TBATJty Architect. Sail. ,, Modtl Block, IIONOLULU.'OAHVXH. t. P. O. Boi to). Ttltefto iS IJ4 H. L. KERR & CO., Architects and" Builders Rooml it-it, PROGRESS BLOCX. Ttl,hon '' Co W. Pit. Til. n, F. W. Burdtl. P. O. B r& BBARD8LEE & PAGE Architects & Builders Office: Rooms 3-4, Arltattt Atunk, Honolulu, H. I. Sketches and Correct Estimates famish at Short Notice. 1441 Building Materials or ALL KHU8. j Dealers in Lumber and Goal. ' ALLEN KOBINSON, I QnMn (ttmAt. Hnnnlnln W. H. Baith H. W. Baith. HodoIoIq Sheet Metal Works Galvanized Iron Skylights and Ventilators, Metal Roofinj, Conductor Pipe and Gutter W. Rlctard, StrMt. Ux. Oums ul Mwc&ut, IfniiU'a SVJobUoc promptly att44 t."W Tel. White 41. P.O.noxtT H. F. BBRTBLMAN'8 Carpenter Shop IS RBMOVBD To rear of old stand. Entrance ta Klnf itreet. Order left at either shop, r offer, tt John Nott's itare, Kln'street, wlrlif .elve promp attention. f4S'tf LLL3 Lllilll!! Jftj Shirt Waists. Have just pi iced on sa'e ?nother line of ladies' waists, in both colors and white, com prising ever) thing that is latest and new; and what is of some importance, they are marked right. For the benefit of tourists who come here unprepared with suitable clothing adapted b this climate, we would savtlvit ourshi t wakts ind our resdv-made skirts of linen and coveit Joth, etc., should piove a boon. M t V S .( J: (VV ,f ,' - TjSM i