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It THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. !., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST i, 1900. ARLINGTON BLOCKTHOTeLST. ..SgrO L A Special . . i A i Special . . Until ft LADIES (Solid or Jrop stiUh) IN ? HUM BLACK, WHITE, All Size-, 4 The best bargain the MONEY ! ,xc,uu vu,uu See our attractive window display of . . . M. Brasch 10 Co. I. Fraternal Directory. UAPMONY UlDflE NO. 3, I. O O. K . Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 M Harmon Hall. KIdr street. U II DEC X. 0. E. It. HEXDIIY, Secretary. Ul rliltlng brothers very cordially fcTltod, tlTSTIO LODUE. Xo. 2, K. of P. Meets every Wednesday evening at :I9 o'clock, Castle Hall, Fort street, VUltlng brothers cordially Invited to Wttnd. S. J. SALTER, C. C. A. E. MUnPHY, K. It. S. HONOLULU CHAPTER No. R. A. M. 1, Meets every third Thursday evening IB Masonic Temple. All visiting cora (taloni cordially lnvltd. A. F. G1LFILLAN. H. P. I. D. TUCKER, Secretary. HONOLULU COMMANDERY No. 1, K. T. Msets In Masonic Temple on the sec mi Thursday evening of each month. Ul rlsltlng Sir Knights courteously tertted. HENRY E. COOPER, E. C. . D. TUCKER, Recorder. OAHU LODOE Xo. 1, K. of P. Meets every Friday evening at their Uitle Hall, 4204 Fort street, at 7:30. Jbmbers of Mystic Lodgo Xo. 2, and tutting brothers, cordially Invited. A. N. SINCLAIR, C. C. M. ROSEXtlLEDT. K. of R. and 8.. NUUANU CHAPTER, ROSE i CROIX, No. 1, A. & A.. S. R. Meets the firrt Thursday In each (Math, at Maeonl- ""ici'V.'.. Sojourn "IM ad visiting others cordially In Itttd to attend all meetings. W. M., FRANK D. AUERDACh. RLLAN B. SCRIMOEOUH. Secretary. LODOE Le PROGRES DE L'OCEANIE. No. 124, A. & A. S. Rite. tated meetings on the last Monday tt each month. In Its hall, Masonic tuple. C. M. WHITE. W. M. g. B. FR1EL. Secretary. GEO. W. De LONO POST No, 45, O. A. R. r Department of California and Neva m. meeu at Harmony Hall, King BMt, first ThursJay evening ot every watk. (Sojourning comrades are cor Ully invited to attend. W. L. EATON, P. C. IAg. T. COPELAND, Adjt, t HAWAIIAN LODGE, No. 21, fciJ. F. A. M. tated meetings, first Monday each Month. Special meetings, when called twill be noted In this space.) Members Lodge Le Progres, Pacific eclfe, and all sojourning brethren rsUally Invltfed. J. M. OAT. W. M. K. R. O. WALLACE. Secretary. THE ALOHA BRANCH OF THE THEOSOPH1CAL SOCIETY. Every Saturday at 7:1,0 p. m. The Aloha Branch of the Theosophlcal Society, will hold Its regular meeting In the Knights of Pythias Hall, next door to HolllsterK: Co , Fort street. Public cordially Invited. Books lent at the Library on MonJays, Wednesdays and Frldavs, fnm j to 4 p. m. Information on Theosophy given hv writing to P. O. Bot s. HAVE YOU been thinking of 1900 Boxes of Prang's Water Color Paints for the CHILDREN? For Bale by Hawaiian News Co,, Limited Mirchint Strut NOTICE. From and after this. A. F. Cooke will occupy the office nf the Palolo Land and Improvement Co., Ltd., Room 8, Model building, Progress block, daily from 10 a. m. to 12 noon. A. F. COOKE, Manager Palolo Land Co., Ltd. 1579-ml . . August JIOSE Am ?v TANS for V Dni.nUl' tZ.fr tnlnn -m&nis&fit Labor for Hawaii From Porto Rico San Juan, I'ortii Rico. July 21. O It Alexander of Oakland, Cnl.. who Is reported to he Inteieitteil In llnunKan pluntatloiiM, mid W. N ArnixtroiiK of Honolulu lire here repiexeutliiK the Planters' AgRciclntlnn of Haunll, In M'HtlKntliiK the labor question. TIifi Kentlemen na Hint TiOOO Porto Itleuns are unutiil In Hawaii ami cfTcr dee transportation for Inboreis anil their fauillleH on a three ears' contract. UKrielnt; to furnish Iiiiiihib. Kehools nun men lea 1 attention at jir. ier iiiiititli the first enr and after Hint $11 nml $17. The nitwits bellexe Porto PI dins nre ndnpttil to the work and r. li re wilt Hint Hie illmate and hnbitx of life In the two Islands nre similar. Conserntle niithorlt). iiiuxlilerliiK the our population of this Ixlnuil. the destitution of the people and tile illill- nilty (if irix nrlriK work nie fawirulile to the plan If the iiKents can lie xhnuu to lie reliable. It Is reported that (Sov ernor Allen has endorsed Hie scheme at Washington. -BUY- Yonr Home GREAT BARG NS IN Real Estate 1. Business lot on Fort St.; corner lot; about 8000 -quare feet. 2. Fine house and lot; looxtoo; Wal klkl road. 3. One lot, McCully tract; 75x1 50; King street. 4. Two lots, Kawalahao St.; 501100 each; Kewalo. 5. House and 3 lots at Kalulanl tract. 0. Four lots, Walkikl addition, near Camp McKlnley; 50x100 each. 7. Nine-year lease, with 2 houses; Punchbowl. 8. House and lot, Ilanlwal St., Kewalo; 25x100. 9. Ten-year lease and 2 houses; Punch bol;Coiio 10. Four lots, Kallhl, near King St.; 50x100 each. 11. Three lots near DlamonJ Head; 5595 each. 12. House and lot, with stables; 5jv 133; upper Punchbowl 13. House and lot, Queen St.; 50x100. 14. Ten-yeir lease, with 2 cottages and store doing good business; (Joxtoo. 15. One share vValmea Hul land. 16. Elev en and a half years' lease, w Ith 1 cottages, gr.ip:s and other plants; 75x 200. 16. Beautiful lot on Fort St., between School and Vineyard sts. 18. Lot 100MI0, with 2 new cottages, WllJer avenue. 19. Two lots, Walkikl road; 50x100 each. 20. Five lots, Beach road, near the sea 60x1 02. 21. Two acres land at Kallhl, with 2 houses; beautiful country residence. 22. House and lot, llaniwii St., Ke walo; 50x100. 23. Lot on Fort st. extension. 24. Lot corner Wilder avenue and Ma klkl; 226x221. 25. Lot 80x278, King St., near McCully tiact. 20. Three lots at Kallhl; 20x95. Fur further particulars apply to Silva & Vivas, oi'PosiTL 1'Ot.T orricu REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Subscribers are furnished with from five to six lists per week, giving an ac curate record of deeds, mortgages, leases, releases, powers of attorney, etc., etc., which are placed on recoid SUI1SCRIPT10X PRICE, K'.OO PER MONTH. A. V. GEAR. JutM Uulldlng, Honolulu. 1 . LOCAL AND GENERAL. It Is the "Arnlile" nml not the "An- dent" Order of Hie Mstlc Shrine. Mystle l.odRe No 2 K of P.. line's loulHht In Castle Halt, Port street. WEDDING STATIONERY. Engraved Cards, Embossing. II. F. W1CHMAN. The band will give n coniert In Tliomns Kuume nt the usual time tills evening. iilcely furnished rooms nt the Pop ular House, 154 Fort street, from $1.00 per week up. The Hawaii. Able M. and V.a will go for n run to llnnnmnn bay a ek from Saturday Clonsalvcs, photographer, Deretanla near Alapal Is giving awny one 10x20 crayon portrait with $5 worth of pho tos. The lle stoej department of the Stock Yards Co. Is flourishing under the supervision of Mr. Grlgsle who -il- nB pldixes. ' The Honolulu Stock Yards shoeing shop Is being conducted l) two ". pirtx who hne worked together for thirteen ienrs. Tr them. I'ood Inspector Shorey has found morphine In the stomach of Kane. Hie last Palolo vnlle It tlm mid It Is 'lis opinion Hint the native died of mor phine poisoning. Reports of limy rnlnx Monday night mid esterday morning lime lome from Koolnu. The heavy rainfall wis very much like 11 cloudburst. The roads were badly flooded. Deputy Sheriff Chllllngworth leaves for .Walalun this evening for the pur pose of prosecuting the 1 licit .liquor sellers recently nrrested by two mount ed patrolmen from Honolulu. All mtinbcrs of the Kamehnme'in Alumni Association nre expected to V at the meeting of that organization in the liili house nt 7 3d this evening. It Is rumoied Hint C. S. IHsky Is coining home fully empowered to erect the X. S. Sachs block of four stories and basement on the Bite ot Dewey restaurant. Port and Ileretnnia streets. J. G. Pratt having had his home en I'neitl" Heights for two weeks testtliej that the temperature there Is is to 10 degicse cooler than In town with ve.'y much less humidity of atmosphere. It was unite comfortable up there last Sunday. E II. McClannhnn of the film of Klmie.v, ll.ilou k McCtminhan, return ed In the Australia this morning Mrs MeClnnalian was to have aiiompanlc il her hiislmud but was forced to give up her plan nt the last moment on ac count of 111 health. She has gone- to the mountains. At n meeting of the Hawaiian Xav! gatlon Company, held esterday. the following ofllcers were elected to serve until the annual mectlngfn December Allen Herbert, pie-sldent; I. Ilray, vice president; A. X. Campbell .treasurer; F. J. Lovvrey. auditor; V. W. McClies ney, se-cretary; J. It. Mneaulay, dliec tor. The American schooner H. Til but came In from Xew castle jesterel.iy afternoon with 11 full cargo of coil, having made the trip In ut days. The Sea King with fore mid main topgxt l.mt vardx gone nml bound for this port, was spoken by the Talbot. Cap tain Hen net lie Is accompanied by h's wife. A. W. Seabtiry was yesterday (re sented with 11 metal double Inkstand together with a handsome painted Chi na pen tray nnd sliver letter opener by the Hawaiian Electric Co. In recogni tion of his services as collector for that corporation. Mr. Senbury has re signed Ills position and Is now with the O.ihu Ice & Electric Co. The use of the Singer In millions of homes shows the unprecedented suc cess of these Ideal sewing nncliln"". Itjs convincing proof that the Singer excels In nil kinds of family sewing and art needle work. All our sewing irachlnes arc of the best construction, beautifully decorated, and are mounted on selected woods In finely finished cabinets of artistic designs II. ll.'r gersen, agent, lfi'i Bethel street. Among the arrivals from San I'r.in- cImo In the Australia this morning weie the following' J. V. Alexander. II. It. Banning, Hiram Illnghmn, Jr., W, W. llruner, Mr. nnd Mrs. Cms. Hon, Captnln V. D. Ilurnhnm, Mrs. A. P. Cooke, Miss Margaret Cooke, V. H. C'ornwell, C. S. Desky, J. L. Horner, Mr. and Mis. Otto Istnberg. Prince Da vid Knwauanakoa, Judge Kcpolknl, E. P. Low, E. II. MeClaiiahnii, Miss I Xulte, Samuel Parker, II. M. Sewnll, Osenr T. Sewnll, Geo. S. W'lterhouse, C. II. Wilson and Geo. Trimble. SEATTLE I1EER. The ever popular Rainier beer Is be coming a, houkeliolil vvoid end "will ou have a glass of Seattle," is moro often heard than anything rise. The Criterion Saloon has the beer on tap or In bottle b. HORN. CONEY In Honolulu. August 1, to the. wife of John II Cone of Kauai n daiightei CIIAS. D. WALKER, Dtilgntr ..-1 BolMtr c.1 Hlh-Crl. Yachts, Boats and Launches! I Womi, Ca KING ST. P O. but t)l. TtltpboBt tCw. lg'l Miii.,tiii DRINK "TURCO COFFEE" : Every tin contains 5 lbs best coffee and one fine China cup ami saucer. Try it and judge for your self. The Washington Mercantile Co., Ltd. SOLE AGENTS. t W. Memhii. G Middhdiich The Merchants J Collecting Agency, Custtm House Brokerage 113 KAAHUMAMJ ST. Makes A SPECIALTY of Monthly Accounts and Rents. White Teeth! are generally perfect and sound, and at all events are a much prettier feature of the mouth than dirty and discolored teeth. Then again when kept clean and white are less liable to decay which rather is due to thought lessness in teetli care. All teetli preparations, in a general way are good we have them all some better than others. Prophylacti Tooth Powder 25 cen we know is as near a perfect tooth cleaner and antiseptic as it is possible to make because every one of its ingredients is the purest obtainable. That's the feature of our tooth powder. Hollister Drug Co. FORT STREET. C&3 THE : PACIFIC : NURSERY Cut and Growing Plants Sprays Bouquets Weddln& Funeral Designs ON SHORT NOTICE Large Variety of Roses and Other Plants : FOR SALE :: FINKE&CO. Union St., above Hotel. FRED J. CROSS, Consulting and Superintending Electrical Hydraulic ENGINEER. Flctro-Hyilraullc Power Transmlsstoi REPORTS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. . . . With Catton-Nell Co., Queen street. Office next to Pex.Boe. 122. JJMES T. TAYLOR, M.Aa.Soc.C.E. CONSULTING Hydraulic Engineer. 806 Judil Block. Tel. 638. Honolulu Iron Works C Improecl and modern SUGAR MA CHINERY of every capacity and de scription made to ordei. Holler wori anil RIVETED PIPES for Irrlgatlot purposes a specialty. Particular atten tion paid to JOD WORK, and repaln executed at shortest notice. Fine Job Printing at Office. the Bulletin Ladies' Muslin We have just received direct from the makers an assortment of Ladies Muslin Underwear, which we believe, in Variety of Styles, Com pleteness of Assortment and General Attractions lias never been sur passed in Honolulu. Tlie line is too large to enumerate the different garments, so we have uvide a display of a few of them In our large central window which will give one a partial idea of what they are and the variety of styles we have. This stock is worthy of inspection. In the same department will be found, Ladies' and .Misses' Shirt Waists, ladles shirt waists in silk and cotton, white and colored, a large variety of styles, but few of a kind. La lies Over-Skirts for dress, traveling, walking or riding, of silk, wool, linen, cotton pique, In white, black and colors; there need be no delay in one's supplying oneself with a Skirt at short notice suitable for any occasion. Ladies In want of a Cape of any description, would do well, If before purchasing elsewnere, tney inspected Capes for the opera, for dress, golf, etc., in white, black and colors. B. F. EHLBRS & CO. Reore Insuring Your Life consult tlie best company and secure the best und most liberal policy as Issued by the GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE CO. of New York TO THE GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE CO.. JuJJ Building, Honolulu. PI;jesenJ me a statement showing the Annual Premium for$ on your Gold Bond Redemption Policy, with Guaranteed Dividend. My age at last birthday .... years. Name... AJJress. Fill up the above blank and forward to EMMETT MAY, Judd Building, Manager for Hawaii. By the Barks "J. C. Pflueger" and "A. E. Watson" WE HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF : : Morton's and Crosse & Blackwell's Groceries Bicarbonate of Soda, Wash Soda, Caustic Soda, Paints & Oils, Cor rugated Iron, Ridging, &c, Cement Firebricks, Carbo Iineum, Stockholm Tar, Tubs Buckets, Tinplates, Sauce pans, Teakettles, &c, &c. H, HACKFELD THE : - On Ice -- All Seasonable Fresh Fruits and Vegetables TURKEYS. DUCKS and CHICKENS. Try one of our TENDER BROILERS. FRESH SAL MOM and Flounder. Smoked Salmon and Halibut. FREsH POTATOES and Onions. Cervelat Sausages (In foil). "And In Swetts FROZEN OYSTERS both California and Eastern. Cream Cheese (in foil). GRUENHAGEN'S BON BONS and Marshmallort-s. H. MAY & CO., Ltd. 2 Bier Stores 2 The Waterhouse Store BETHEL ST TELEPHONE 24. if By Australia Today" FROZEN OYSTERS FRESH FRUITS FROfWAGE DE BRIE SAIOKED SA' MON tfs- FRESH CHOCOLATE BON BONS, CADDIES, Etc. -a SALTER & WAITY, ORPHBUM BLOCK, Fort St. Burnham's o CREAM CUSTARD Contains no Corn Starch, Reoulres no es, no cookinc. PrepareJ In a moment by simply addlne one quart o ' boiling milk ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS. Will produce ten cups of delicious Custard or two quarts of rich Ice Cream that cannot be surpassed. For sale by fftlADhnnti 119. Will open a new store In the Magoon Block on or about Aur, i, with a fine line of General Merchandise. Dry Goods, Groceries. Japanese Provisions, etc PQBOX 886. Telephone 903. Importer and Dealer in Chinese Goods and Silk Hankerchiefs SPECIALTY! at- Nujinu Slfttl "WIISTG WO CHAN THE OLDEST CHINESfc FIRM IN HONOLULU. COMMISSION MEiaoH-A-NTS. Diilirt la Flo Sllki mi Gri Llnem Ctilnut nl Jipineu Goo.li ol All kloli tio-9ii Nuuinu llrt P. Q Hue BIZ H -A. ...... Importer JAPANESE PROVISIONS & GENERAL IEBCHANDISH to) Bkhltania Sthkkt Underwear. ' our stock ot capes. for traveling, for walking, riding, & CO., LTD. -TTSTI5-A-3LI-A. The Mclntyre Store COR. KINO ANtTFORT STS. TELEPHONED SS. Grocers CHAS. HUSTACB. 212 Klnit Mtrnnt. nnxt to the Arm., Tel, sil. P. O Bos 984. MBRCHANT TAILORING B.twn Hottl nd Pauibl - Tiliphona BOS 3VE L 3XT O and Dealer in OrPOSITK QUKK.N'a IIOHPITAL . v it