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BESTJUCIGARS
We Will Sell
For One Week Only
IJ " KUBMTED 1X
.AT THU ,
AND STATUTE OF
LIMITATIONS PLEADED
HAWAIIAN TOBACCO CO., Ltd.,
Corner Merchant and Nuuunu St,,
also HOTI2L. ST., opponlto Bethel.
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PURE SILK TAFFETAS
Will of Robert G. Rabe Probated An
Executor's Contra Accounts Partly
AllowedLong Delayed Administration.
IN A LARGE VARIETY
OF COLORS,
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AT m A YARD
Regular Price
1 .00 A Yard.
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
N. S. Sachs Dry Goods
COMPANY, LTD.
Wni. J. forties lias fllcl a master'
rcjiort on the accounts of .1. .1. Mnpnon
admlnlstiator of tlic estnto T Anna, it
deceased Chinaman. Tile arouulE cov
ered n period from Tec. B, 1SSC, to April
1. 1S92, and were filed. Do.. 11, lflOO.
Some minor errors nro ills -ovriril, be
aides thirteen linns without vouchers.
The mas'cr cann'H ilnd that the admin
istrator uloycd the court'b anW In
the matter of publishing a notice to
crodito-s. The .tccomits sKuv receipts
of $3019.10 and a bnlanco d'.io the es,
tato of $3.r,C.
Judgo Humphreys has nllowel the
contra accounts of .1. 8. W.i l.er oxecu
tor of the estate of J. Lazarus, against
certnln of the legatees, excepting that
against Mrs. K, Lazarus nnd tho charge
of Interest.
In the c(jultl suit of Knplolanl V.s
tate. Ltd., vs. Mary II, Atcherlcy nnd
others the defendants by their attorney,
Lyle A. Dickey, have- filed 11 demurrer
In which tho claim Is enlil to bo stale,
being forty-two jcars old, or lmre
than four times the period of the sta
tuto of limitations.
M. A, Gonsalves is appointed Admin
istrator of the estnto of A C. I'estana,
deceased, under $300 bond.
Tredk. Harrison and V. Mutrli are
appointed administrators of tho vIU of
Robert CI. Ilubo under 1G000 bond. The
decedent requested that hU estate be
divided equally between his brother and
four sisters.
In the matter of tho guardianship of
Knn Yco, a minor, the report of P. D.
Kcltctt Jr., master. Is confirmed by
Judge Humphreys, the accounts of Ho
Sun. a guardian, approved and he dis
charged. Tho petition to hao II, Sin
Fook appointed as new guardian Is de
nied, nnd none appointed as yet.
BTTERS
Inactive Bowels
Many people suffer from constipation.
This invarlibly produce stomach, liver
anj kidney dlscae. Constipation Is a
danjtrous distant. Cure It vv Ith Hostet
ttr's Stomach Hitters. There Is nothing
better. It will not sho.k the svvem and
It positively cures iiidlgjstlon, dyspspla,
Biliousness, malaria, fever nnd ague. Try
It It may be urtalneJ from any druceUt.
Seethitn I'l'lviitc Revenue Stump
covers the neck of the bottle.
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Good
for
Every One
Hostetter's
Stomach
Bitters
J.J.WILLIAMS,
Photographer.
WQMK
A SPStglAWV
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Visitors are cordially Invited to
call and inspect our gallery of life
size royal photos, from Kamehamehs
I, to date.
At the Old Stand
On Fort Street ::
Just Received
a New Lot of ,
and
Key West
Domestic
Cigars !
Beaver Lunch Rooms.
HAWAII LAND CO.
Limited.
- 5100,000.
$48,860
Capital Stock
Capital, paid up,
OFFICERS.
H. J. NOLTE.
W. O, Aclil President it Manager
M. K. Nkulua... Vice Presldnut
J. Makalnai .Treasurer
Enoch Jolmron Secretary
feo. h. Desha - Auditor
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Jonah Kuroalae,
J. Makalnai
J. W. Blplkano.
Tbeabovo Company will buy, lnaso,
or n11 lanJj In nil parts of tho Hawaiian
Islands; and also ui house In tho City
of Honolulu for rent. '489-yl
W. C: ACHI & CO.
Brokers & Dealers
REAL ESTATE
UERI1TANIA TENNIS CLUB.
P. O. Dox Tt lilinl Corrcsponltnct SollclMl.
FINKE & ASBAHR,
FLORISTS
Have removed from Mrs. Williams'
Undertaking Parlors to the CORNER
OP CHAPLAIN LANE, opposite the
Catholic Mission, Port St., and would
be pleased to meet their old customers.
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GHAS. CBAMER
G. A. GROTE
Merchant -:- Tailors
CLOTHING
Cleaned and Repaired
OUR SPBC1ALTV.
FIRST CUSS WORK GUARANTEED
Union St. near Hotel iecj
At a special meeting of tho Herctnnla
TennU Club was held recently. The
tieasurcr's report shovved $92.50 on
hand nnd $800 turned over to the build
ing committee. The election of officers
resulted in the choice of tho follow
ing: President K. II, Paris; vice presi
dent, 12. II, Wodehouse; treasurer, K.
A. Ross; secretary, II. Mist; auditor.
W. C Park; captain, C. A. Alston;
ground committee. 12. II. Purls, C. A.
Elston. V. A. Wall.
C. A. Klston, C. A. Mackintosh nnd
Hurry Mist v.ero nppolnted a commlt
tio to arrange for opening day. 13. Ross
and C. A. Elston wero appointed on an
other committee to nrrangc for n con
cert to raise additional funds. Anoth
er member of this committee lll be
appointed later.
The following were elected to mem
bership: Messrs. A. W. Ilottomley, D.
W. Andprson, A. S. Cunlia. A. Stadt
lander, II. S. Marx. E. O. Drown, W.
A. Drown. II. II. Sinclair, Oeo. Davis,
J. I,. Cockburn. W. V. Harris. Harry
Mist, Win. Thompson, Archie Young.
Parson Sheriff Gets
to Work Promptly
Portland, Me.. Jan. 1. At the stroke
of 12, last night. Orrln T. Despcaux, the
retiring sheriff of Cumberland county,
met his sucicmioi, the Rev. Samuel K.
Pearson, and handed over to him the
keys of the sheriff's olllco nnd the Jail.
This formnllty, which took place nt
tho sheriff's headquarters In tho city
building, was witnessed by several
of the new deputy sheriffs and a num
ber of enthusiastic prohibitionists.
This morning an entire new forco of
deputy sheriffs will be Installed In
office. Tho special duty of enforcing
tho prohibitory law In Portland will
fall to tho lot of Charles A. Plummer,
a former liquor deputy under Sheriff
Cram, nnd tho Rev. Henry T. Skllllngs
n Methodist preacher of South Port
land. It was very dry around town
last night. In anticipation of a vigorous
enforcement of the prohibitory law.
Mnny of the saloons havo closed out
their stock.
Portland, Mo., Janl 1. Tho Rev.
Samuel K. Pearson, tho new Cumber
land county sheriff, nccompanled by his
liquor deputies, made tho rounds of the
city this forenoon nnd made tlireo big
seizures.
Most of tho saloon keepers had taken
warning and disposed of their stork In
trade.
'HAT More Suitable 'Xmas. Present
than one of those Handsome "UP TO
DATE" Electric Piano or Readinc
Lamps. We have a Complete and Hand
some Line of
ElcctrolIepH,
lSi'iichetH.
HIindcH,
GIoIich, Etc.
NO ODOR,
NO S.ViOKL-.
NO DIRT,
NO TROUBLE.
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The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.
Ofl'ce and Salesroom,
Alakca St., Mai of Merchant St.
'. O. UOX 144. "I'HONL" 300.
TTiere is health indicated fcj
f jiiiiihw ratt
Witfv a- Stomach-trouble
oi-any-kindis-almost-an-impossibility.
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Pure-beer, used.with. any.
Uind'Of-reaoon.will'buiid.
up-the-stomjth-tjive.it-hcAltV
1 ryd'cascoi-pure.
Rawer Beer
It's an ideal tonitvoncl .
Beverage aids digestion.
Fop
Sale
Everywhere
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(ST We will Bn or Ltlt Btu ZiUtelc
til parts of the group.
or We will Bell Properties on Btuoii
ibleCommlislons i
OFFICE. 10 West Kino Street
DAVID DAYTON,
Real Estate Broker.
223 MERCHANT ST.
FOR SALE.
Honolulu tobacco Co.,
Corner of Fort and Hotel Streets.
Ltd.
Just Arrived ex. Zenlandln !
.A LARGE STOCK OF.
Owl Club Cigars,
Celebrated Hotel Brunswick Cigars,
AWARDIU GOLD .MI.IML, PARIS EXPOSITION, looo.
MAPS
Kauai,
oahu,
Maul.
MoloUal,
Lanal.
Hawaii,
Etc., Etc.
Set of 5 maps, $2.00
60 CENTS EACH
On sale at office of . . .
THB . . .
EVENING
BULLETIN
Property In town and suburbs
and HOUSES TO LET.
T. R. MOSSMAN
Real Estate Agent
Abstractor and
Searcher of Title . .
Loans negotiated
Riuts collected.
Campbell Building,
Merchant street.
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Tlio Honolulu branch of the Terrltor
lal Teachers' Association of Hawaii
will hold a meeting In tho HIkIi school
bullillntf this evening. hcRlnultiR nt
71.10. Tho following program has been
arranged:
Music Knmehameha Quartet
Recitation from Amerlran Poems
Miss B. Caitwrlght.
"Tho Vision of Sir I.nunfnl"
S. I'. French
Vocal Music Normal Students
"Tho IM.ico of Imitation In IMucu-
Hon" ndgnr Wood
Discussion "The Value of Cnmpleto
Classic Masterpieces In the Com
mon Schools."
Discussion opened by M. 51. Scott
and J. N. Taggard.
All teachers In public and prlvnto
schools nro cordially Invited to take
par; I Hio discussion.
CAIMJ TOWN KEFUG11U8.
Capo Town, Jnu. 10. Tho refusers
nre upproachlng tho military authori
ties, to obtain permission tu form it
corps for the'piotectlon of Johannes
burg and the mines us they wish to be
on tho Knml to assist In the defence1 of
their own property. Tho Chamber of
.Mines has adopted a similar attitude.
On tho ricqucttcburg road tho lloeis
occupying Cclviula and Sutherland con
sist of two columns, ono advancing In
tho direction of Clan William end tho
other towards Worcester or In this
direction. AH passes in front of Wor
cester havo been occupied by seasoned
troops, which nro gathering at btiatcgic
points. The. tranquil Dutch openly
disapprove of tho raid, many even
sending horses to tho Ilrltlsh camp.
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HollUny Hour cincl
MttrU Work Did It.
EASY TO MEND WITH
SCHILLER'S MALT EXTRACT.
A MALT THAT'S ALL MALT.
t!rc Uottlc-$2.(iO ii Doen.
ONLY AT
HONOI III II nRim CO, YIP A NV
Wfrj A. H. Otis. Von Holt Block, Kino: Street. .0. A. Bierback
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DIAMOND
ind other Rings, Watches, Brace
its, Pins, and an extensive variety
'Jtwelry.
-u. a, BiA.ua,
lantfacturing Jeweller
404 FOHT STREET.
SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY.
Tho annual meeting of tho Sanitary
Steam Laundry was held yesterday af
ternoon In tho odlco of X. A. 51ngoan.
Tho following officers wero elected to
servo during tho ensuing year: Oeorgo
Hockley, president; J, A. .Magoon, vice
president; J. I.lghtfoot, manager and
treasurer; I. H. Hums, auditor; C. W.
Ilooth, secretary; J, A. 5IcCandlcss, Dr.
Clifford, A. H, Wood, Dr. Charles II.
Cooper, Samuel Parker and Clarence
Crnbbo, directors.
Dolay In tho Treatment of bronchitis,
which generally begins with a chill, hU
feverish attacks and a feeling of ex
haustion, develops Into very Bcrlous
complication. I'AIN-KII.I.HIl taken In
hot wnter, ns well as rubbing tho chest
with It clear, will speedily cure. AvoU
substitutes, thero Is btu on Paln-KIUcr,
Perry Davis. Prlvo 25c. and 60c.
i y l E y N ' 'IP j? p L tjji1
y? THU OLDLST HAWAIIAN DAILY PAP IS R
I A KUSNmkl! IO AIIVLRTISEKS v4 v4 , v4 .4 ."
disapprove of tho raid, many even
sending horses to tho Ilrltlsh camp. .
miwm Reapins the grain I
B .Urt f.tlr VH' .-l I '"'XmM 1 ..!!-1. iL. .-,.,.1.1 ranmuneA Pufllt WM
mtYiJtffA I lTv ffl wnicn inc wunu ivnu.T.,vv, ,.
Wtl: Vr?HS lM i Ml fnri Noble wrti$lvey is distiiica. H
E XV V IHf WfWm Nothing but the finest grade of corn or
WMkSd' IS MiKm rye i$ Uied- I
mWvI W l w JwS No cxPensc ,s $i,arcd in i,s di$,ill4ion'
Wr8 13?$ ' mVj' I )vm Tnal is why il has bccn lhc leader a" ovcr I
v&!$)fw (mnMmSk the vvorId for ovcr scventy ycars" I
I'jiw Jw IfjfMjfflM ,l is six years ln vvood beforc boHlin5- I
llwayr V Ctl It is pure and honest.
IM WlliM A great aid to .digestion.
Mgl W' Wl An ideal appetizer.
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W. C. PEACOCK & CO., LTD
Sole Agents.
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