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" r ' - w ' ; '?" ,r ai$ - -f-")' Iffitf MW' , WWtF KVENINO BULLETIN. HONOLULU, H. T., WEDNK8DAY, APRIL 24, lMt. SEATTLE BEER. The ever popular Rainier beer ti bo coming a household word and "will you have a glaas ot Seattle," li mors often heard than anything else. The Criterion Saloon cm the beer on Up or In botMet. I'rof. W. Dogle removes coma with otu pain and successfully treats In growing too nails. Room 3. Ellto Ul'k. -.1 m m y . i.n vV 1(1 1 1 li 1 Sachs' Store News SPRING FANCIES FOR WOMEN A word to tell yiu that the new spring styles In Japanese Silk. White P. K., Sllkallnes, Grenadines, Laces, etc., are here In abun dance i that assortments are particularly attractive and complete, and that our prices represent the bert valu-s possible, which Is a modest way of saying that ni better values can be found anywhere none so good In Honolulu. .IAPANUSB SILKS We hae all the new shades In Japanese Silks of the finest qualities and weaves. They are S3 Inches wide. WHITE P. K. Is one of the stylish materials for Lidles' Skirts this season. It washes well and does not lose Its shape. The new goods are very pretty. t2tjlit ynrds for One Dollar. SIUKAUINI2 A beautiful fabric, handsome In appearance. The colors and designs are particularly attractive jG Inches wide. Fifteen Cents pur yitrcl. ORIENADINI3S Are very popular this season and the patterns are all new. We have many handsome effects. Our All-Wool Black Lace Grenadine, 40 Inches wide. Is very small priced at I'lfty Cents per yard. MALTESE LACES We have a large assirtment of them In all w Idths narrow, medium and very wide, with Insertion to match Thirty Cents to Two Dollars per yard. NEW SPRING LACE CURTAINS It may seem like an oft-repeated tale to tell you that our curtain assortments are greater than ever, but that's the truth. None of the choice things have escaped us. Come and see the almost bewildering maze of wizard weaves gathered here for your choosing. $1.25 TO $15.00 PER PAIR. IK I THEIR CHANCES BETTER THAN BRITISH PROSPECTS Capt. Hassell, who Commanded Ameri can Contingent Reviews the Situation-Recruits Still Being Added. WWWW You May Need SINE H i ilHBT N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., LIMITED. PORT ST. New York, April 15 A special to tlio World from Washington sa)s: Uaptnln John A. llasscll, Mho torn uinnded thu Americans In thu Doer army In thu llrst patt ot the war, but Is now here, says: "Tlio lioer cause, while It cunuot be said to bo bright, Is brighter than that of the llrltlsh. Thu Ltut hao Just ns good n chance to win now as the Americans had before tlio suuuen turn of good luck which resulted in the surrender of Coruwallls. "Thu winter season has just begun In South Africa, and from now until September the llrltlsh toldlcis will have a hard time. "The lloers are making their winter mutters In the Lydenburg range. where the Kngllsh will not duru tacklt them, for uiey would hao to cross the low, mnrshy country to get theic, and they have to Import every pound of fodder for their horBcs. Tlio prob lem Is not only onu of sustaining tlio 11 'es ot v.elr men In the marchy veldt, where chills and marsh fever wind up In deadly pneumonia, but It Is a prob lem ot sustaining horso Mesh. "I lived thirteen years In South Af rica and know all the country better than any Doer did before tlio war broke out, my business, that of an en gineer, carrying me over all ot It. "It Is hard for the Doers to get re cruits, but In splto of Hngland's pre cautions recruits, and valuablo ones, are getting In every day. For overy Iloer killed by the English nowadays half a dozen recruits struggle In from this country and elsewhere. "The Doers do not proposo to fight any big pitched brittle at present They will simply worry tlio enemy ev er) whero they can nnd about August nnd September you may look for a re sumption of general action on a largo Bcale." For Cuts Burns Drulsos Cramps Dlnrrhcoa All Dowol Complaints It Is a mr, &fe and quick umrdjr, Thc-e-n ONLY ONE PftinVla 1$ Porry Davis. Twonlze, STc iivlsoc MORE PEACE OPERATIONS SHREVE & CO., San Francisco, 'To facilitate trade with the Hawaiian Islands, will deliver all goods purchased or ordered of them, free of all charges for transportation to Honolulu, or returning same to San Francisco. Goods will be sent on select' jn to those known to the firm, or who will furnish satisfactory references In San Francisco. Jewelers, Gold and Silverware Manufacturers, Market tr Post StH., 6. F. Illustrated CATALOGUE and prices furnished upon receipt of request. We have the largest manufactory of Jewelry and Silverware west of New York City, and are prepared to lurnlsh special designs. TheLiglit TTiat NeverRds HEAT BRILLIANT Another Large Shipment of Anglo Lamps, "THE ANGLE LAMP" THE LIGHT THAT NEVER FAILS. tt teems almost Incred bit that any tamp couli be good enough to talci the place of electricity on evn terms, yet such Is the case lth the angle lamp. All ovtr the Ifclinii people are throwing aay their o d lamps and replacing them with this lamp, not merely tecauie It costs arom one-ientn as mucniomain tain (cost Is no oblecl to some do pte) but, beside blnjr infinitely cheaper, It Is more brilliant and more reliable In the bargain It Is a rivciauon 10 every one wno uses it, and simply demonstrates that the oldtashloncd lamp was a barbar ous contrivance. THE ANGLB LAMP never smokes, smells or elves any trouble Is lighted and extinguished ea easily as gas, and Is the lies light trim every standpoint We carry these lamps from St, 80 up. T. II. Daies & Co., Ltd. HARDWARE DCI'ARfMbNT. aGEN'TS FOR Slerllnj LuMcatlar Olli. C rlrkoi. Alitn Ccamt, PoilUnl Omen!, (.Unt PowJtr Sewlne Mtchlnci , fill KITTLE Atri.wrl lilt mm ECONOMICAL London, April 12. No further ncwa has hoon received regarding the report' cd resumption of peace negotiations In South Africa, but the fnct that the censor allowed the report to pass, and the fact that the government has not Issued n denial, arc held to provo that negotiations of some sort aro In prog! ess. Tho casualty list Issued yesterday revealed the fact that Lord Mothuen was discharged from the hospital last week, this being tho first notllleatlop that ho had been 111. There Is no Information from South Afrkn. beyond the fact that tho llrltlsh aa evacuated Hoopstad, which the Dally Mall observes "poems to show that Lord Kitchener's forte la still nono too strong." ' It Is announced from Brussels that tho Dutch Transvaal commlttco hna handed to Mr. Kruger a check for 1, 000,000 florins, collected In Holland for the assistance ot the Korri. It appears that Mr. Kruger's en tourage asiert that the route from Leydsdorp to Zoutpannburg Is heavily fortified and ablo to resist the British A long time. GERMAN ARMY BRIBERY. Senators Stttd Accounts Difficulty When tho nfternoon session of tho Senato convened yesterday, Mr. Naha paahu Introduced n resolution to tho effect that $2300 be Inserted In the Ap propriation bill for the water pipe of Koloa, Island ot Kauai. This was laid on tho tnble to be considered with the Appropriation bill. Under suspension of rules. Mr. Naka paahu presented a petition from fifty citizens and taxpayers of Walmea, Inl and of Kauai, nsklng for $"00 for n breakwater at l'eenmoa, Mnkawell. This petition was laid on the table to be taken up with the Appropriation hill. Mr, Kanuha Introduced the following bill: "An Act to nmend section 14, Act 57 of (he Session Laws of 1S96 entitled Internal Tux. ete. wbMi Ir also section S17 of the Civil I.aws." The bill tools the usual course. Mr. Achl gave notice of his intention to Introduce "An Act to amend section 1, Act 81, Session Lawi of 1899." This business completed, tho Sena tors took up Mr. Achl's resolution of tho previous day to tho effect that the Senate pay $1 per folio for translation, etc. Mr. Carter's morning report on the matter was taken up in connection therewith. Mr. Carter tlnally moved that $1 per folio bo paid tor translation, 20 renti for typewriting nnd that tho printing houses doing the work for Hits Senate bo requested to do the proof reading. Mr. Achl moved to amend to tlio cf feet that 50 cents per folio be paid for proof reading. This amendment car ried. Tho chair announced a communlci tlon from the Seciclnry of tho Terri tory announcing that the Oovernni hod signed "An Act nppropi latin Pittsburg. April 15. As n re sult of the dispute that for a week past has Invoked tho employes or tho V, Dewees wood plnnt of the American Sheet Steel Co. nt McKces nort. nnd tho company, about halt of the men nro on strike today and the operation of the plant Is badly crippled. Tho cause of the trouble; was the recent discharge of seven men, who, tho men claim, Were dls missed beonuso thev woro members of the newly organized lodge of the Amalgamated Association. The Btrlko was ordered nt a meeting of tho local lodgo yesterdny afternoon nnd went Into effect nt 1 o'clock this morning. All Is quiet nhout the works today. None of the discontented workmen nro loitering about the mill and there Is no prospect of trouble. Tho mem bers of the firm sav that they tlll continue tho operation of their plants nnd that If thev aro troubled by the strikers at McKeesport thoy will Bhlp their material flscuhoro for manu factuie. The mill rmplovs about 800 men nnd nbout half of them aro now out. The event Is looked upon as mo mentous throughout tho Iron nnd ateel trndo of tho country, from tho fnct that It Is tho first conflict be tween organized Inbor nnd tho new United Stntes Steel corporation nnd because of the announred Intention to day of President T. J. Shaffer, the bend of the Amalgamated Association of Iron. Steel nnd Tin Workers, to tie up every plant of tho new combine, steel, tin. tube, structural Iron, wire nnd nil. If necessary, to v,n tho fight. As to tho chnnco that tho men In oil the mills of the United Stntes Steel corporation will bo called on to como out, no one connected with tho man ngement of nny of tho orgnnlzed plants In the new corporation will consent to be quoted. Tho only un' denying companies In the now cor poration whose mills nro entirely In dependent of the Amalgamated Asso elation nro the Cnrnegle Interests and the JCntlonnl Tube Company. Tho mills of the American Steel Hoop Company, the American Tin Plato Company and the Republic Iron d Steel Company aro nil organized, while most of thos0 of the American Sheet Steel Company and tho Nn tlonnl Steel Company nnd n few of tin N'ntlonnl Steel, Amerlcnn Steel & Wire nnd American Ilrldgo plants work under thu amalgamated nssocln tlon. Most of the Amerlcnn Steel & Wire plnnts nro controlled by tho rod mill men. BESTJECIGARS HAWAIIAN TOBACCO CO., Ltd., Corner Alci-chunt unci Niiunnu StH... iiImo HOTBL ST.. opposite Bethel. Office 'Phone, 300. Save Your Wife A House Telephone from V0rk3 'Phone, 389, Many Steps by Installing Upstairs to Kitchen, House to Servants' Quarters, House to Stable, Etc. You will never part with it. We will install two 'phones complete under a g jarantee at a price well, juu cuiiuui iiuuru 10 De williout tllem. The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd., Alnkca Street Prize Shooting From Apr'l 1st to April UOth SHOOTING GALLERY HOTEL STREET. W. H. THONE, Proprietor. Prizes : 1st, $15 ; 2nd. $10 ; 3rd, $5. GIiihh MnkcPH Meet. rittsburg, April 13. The win dow glass manufacturers nro nrrnnR InR n meeting for next Wednesday to consider tho extension of tho flro which It has been announced will end May 11, according to tho understand ing between the manufacturers and tho N'ntlnnnl Jobbers' Association. Many of tho Independent concerns are nnlous to keep the factories open un til June IS nnd thf general belief is S.I..100 for i that this will bo done, ns mnny re- thu use of tho Hoard V nducarlo.l Ir. '' -si nam c. me in rreemiy lor uie VAiciiniwi,, u it (i iiuf iL't'llllK Ul tile The Angle Ump .ALSO CARRA GOOD STOCK OF HAHOIMQ.. $TArp AW) HAND LAMPS Co Dlcki Balnt LMtlnu, Roch Hirbor Llmi C New Horn bewlng Machines n4 I'aivAnmlcan Hart J f Micnintt . iiLii Lik im a ..!,..... m !... . - .. u ... citi... ... i i.,iku d,. n... n.4. tte4s, Trunks, VllMk, Alanines, Sites, Linoleum I'uttJrr ai d Caps, General HarJwir and Plantation MOANA HOTEL RESTAURANT 16 NOW Open to the Public MEALS AT ALL HOURS FROM 6:30 A, M. TO 11 P. M. bUKOI'bAN PLAN. Just Received a New Lot of , HAWAII LAND CO. LlSUTJlD. Capital Stock . $100,0 Capital, paid up, - . $48 Mo OKFICEIIH. W. O. Achl Prosldent 4 Manager M. K. Nakuln.... Vloe President J. Makalnai .Treaetuar Enoch Johnson Bocreterr Ooo. L. Desb Audltot BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Jonsh Kumalso. J, Makalnai J. W. Blplkane. The above Company will buy, lease; or soil lanJj In all parts ot tho Bavallan Islands; and also has houses in the City of Honolulu for rant. 1489-yl W. C. ACHI & CO. Brokers & Dealers . REALE8TATE and Key West Domestic Cigars ! Heaver Lunch Rooms ranking a display at the Iluffi'T Imposi tion." Tho resolution of Mr. White of Mu prevlous day. dealing with tho payment I of all K"iinto bills ordoied paid hv 'he Printing Committee ind laid na tho table by nn overwhelming vote, was re considered, on motion of Mr. Nnkic panhu. Mr. llaldwln moved lo amend to the effect that settlement bo made on tho basis Just ngieed on by tho Sen ate. This carried nnd tho resoluthu av.nr mini (All nb n tYI fltl l H.l fc The aoternorl appointments. F( ' young couple hae plighted their troth for the order of tho day. u.-re fuithcr aUl1 "' ere IonK acccnt a Ilfclo"B cn" nn-tnnnml nnlll Rntlir.lnv nnd. al -..on . li.'B'.mvill WIIOLUIMH o'clock, tho Senato ndlourucd. workmen In general Is that tho flro should not bo suspended until n month later. Will Mnrry n Actrcm, San Francisco. April 11. The many ndmlrcrs of Miss I.lla Conovcrc, tho 1 pretty nnd tnlented young actress of I the Alcazar Theater Company, nnd tha numerous friends of Francis J. nru I gulere, tho well known soclty man, I will bo surprised to learn that tho H. J. NOLTE. THE AMERICA (,OUrUlV THE EAQIE) OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE. OPEN NIGHT AND DAY lilliv lUNGautN Prcr'ltlor HOTEL STHEET. nratNuuimi ml Joor lo PjJly Hyn' ' Encoig' ,8,3- m I HI BvuflLTi 3U .lliBtl mX zm kaaa4L9l- Derlln. April 10. A icnBatlonal trial ter two llollrg. hari1 flB!,tg. has cap iif'nn imnr ni I :iikprifiM- ni n'nirn r , , i.t 1 . . , in 1 dnnt nresln, nt Llctnndetie, near 110 charged with having freed from mill- ' tary servlco many sons rf weal'hy pa-; WPtBd"rP- rents In Dortmund, llochum, Cologne, Kolmnr, HtraBliurg, WteBbaden. May ence, Frankfort-on-the-Maln, Mulhau sen, Sollngcn and Remscheld, A num ber of witnesses testified to having pild from 200 Oto 300 marks for liberation, tho money being used partly lu brib ing the military sui'gcons, amoug them Chief Staff Surgeon Hchlmmcll, Alto gether there aro 'I'll witnesses and ex perts to bo called. Kxposure to Wet, dampness nnd cold tnvnrlntitv rpaiilta In n Hiiililpti dill!. London. April 12. A dispatch fromwi,ch t not attended to Immediately General Kitchener, dated April 11, says will cause n cold, lly mixing n tea--.n,",i u,.,', mnnnti-ii infnnirv. Hf. spoonful of Perry Davis' PAIN-KILL- V...V. ........ ...u...... . .-, 1,,,, . , .- .! . . 1 i.h in iinu a ginss ui warm waier or 1 milk, tho whole system will be heated substitutes, thero Is hut ono Paln-Kllb I er. Perry Davis'. Price 25c. and COc. Fop Sale. Large tract of laud situated In Nuuanu valley, llonilulu, containing 20 acres, more or less, and known as the Nuuanu Pali Sa'oon premises, with buildings and other Improvements. Grounds cultivated with fruit trees, etc. A bargain. Apply to A. G. CORREA, 1702-tf if Kaahumanu St. W! I'll" Bu "' f,f B" SrtaUto . v. .uv group. We wllf 811 FtomiUm en pr wewiirBsif iBleuommlastonii OFFICE. 10 WEST Kwr, Stub DAVID DAYTON, Real Estate Broker 223 MERCHANT ST. FOR 8ALH. Property In town and suburbs and HOUSES TO I.RT. KING BKOS. beg to announce that they are now prepared to fill all orders for the I'anoram.t Views "Bird's Eye View of Honolulu" and "WaiMki Beach." T. R. MOSSMAN Real Estate Agent Abstractor ni Searcher of Title. . . . Loans negotiated Rtut) collected. Campbell Building, mercnant street. NOTICE d T.he J!,ol.l?wlnK, bicycles are now at tne Police btatlon and owners can have them bv proving property and paying expenses of advertising: Tribune, No, 47501 Columbia, No. 8204 Columbia. No. oi ifc Eldredge No. 24710. Imperial, No. USp6 iTicrt The EvcninB BuIIeUn, 76 cenu per month. A SPLENDID TONIC Is recommended to build up e convalescent. Streiitilhcn the Weak and overworked. a ml Droduce.otiiid lfreshjgfjjgiegp FOR SALE EVERYWHERE H Grass Linens in All Colors. St! ml 11 1 Wont! Moxoh. Ponjiec SIIUh for Oentlemen'j SulU anJ alto In lighter wclghtf. All colon, MliltCHANT TAILOR, A w variety of clotlu m.iJe up In the UtHtHvltl. GOO XST.iXDO., 1 1 10 Nuuunu St. Kiilmlul Sh'lpplnii. Vckiicl8 In port: Am. up. Charmer, John Slater, from Ldysmlth , II, C, coal, Am. schr. Lyman I), Foster, Kill man, from Newcastle, coal; Am, sp. Henry FalllnK, Jlalhens, from Now York; Am, bR. Lurllno, Hhaubo, from San l'lnnclscn, ineKhindtao. Arrivals: April 17, Ara. b(?. I.urllne, Bhaubp, IS daja from San Francisco, morchandUo; April 17, S. S. Claudlno, I'urkcr, from Honolulu, Dcpaitures: April IB, Am. schr. Me tha Nelson. ChrUtlaiiKcn. for San 1'iaii clsco, 11,000 bags sugar: April 21, nlmr. Claudlno, l'aiker, for Honolulu. Ilii(iuc nt Ciipe Town. Loudon, April la. Tho Colonial OllUu I, mh n'felvi'd n dlapntih fiom Kir Wnltrr llrly-llulchliunii, nnvernur of Capo Colony, nunouiii'liig that tho bu I1011U' plagilK U now roiiltncd to tho Cnpu pculiitiila w ttti tl.i' oxicptlon of A few i-iibi. 0110 (if whl.'h la 11 soldier. TO GUM? A i:w.l IN ONI'. DAV. Tnliti Luiatlro llromo (unluo Tiil'Iati. All driiURUU refund Ihn money If II fnlli tu iMirr, K, V, tliiivo'n ulyuntura lion each hm, 23 renti, BPCTal when you on gei'JnS Cyrus Noble Whiskey, H Zj r I rnw arc 1L3 v'''s Jl32- Fr seventy years wc have been trying (o pro'' H adiiiiBr'7 rVtfil f wt M :clucc tne bcst P0S5lb,c artic,c for thejeast K HVie mfaM possible H aiiaiiiV WlticL Immfm ' Thc Public know !t favorab,y' MV 'xilll 1 " ho,ds ,hc ood irndc' B 8PlraiiiL Mm 1 " cos's no morc "ian' "lcr ood wn'sey H mtBKfi!&Mk u !s l,urc nnd o,d BH iiSmM'm'm " wins on merlt a,onc' 9 W. C. PEACOCK i& CO., Ltd., S!v,, 3C ? m t ft J u. $vttit0' i iaK ' '