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J3Hy!Iflw'ig9JHPH
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Coyne
For Good Furniture
Furniture ;;o.i
-UMTTED
Ui" "'l
ffi-BUDM,
Dry Goods
Tort Street, Opposite Catholic Church
ORDERS TAKEN
f TROUSSEAUX
JHiss Kate ' Woodard
1141 Fort Street
) PARISIAN "ART CO.
EUROPEAN AND FANCY GOODS
Armenian, Maltese, Torchon and
Cluny Lace, by the yard, at reason,
ablo price.
TORT STREET. HARRISON BLDG.
FINE MILLINERY
Exclusive, Designs and Reasonable
Prices, 'at
MISS POWER'S. MILLINERY
PARLORS "
Boston Building . Fort Street
LEADING HAT CLEANERS.
All Kinds of Hats Cleaned and
Blocked.
No Aotds Used. Work 'Guaranteed
FELIX TURRO, Sneciallst,
1154 Fort Street. Opp. Convent
Honolulu. T. H.
New Shipment
Steamer Trunks
and Bags
YEE CHAN & CO.
Bethel and King Streets
FANCY DRY GOODS
Vah Ying Chong Co.,
King, St., Ewa FjtshMarket
WG GHONG GO
' KING ST- NEAR BETHEL
Dealers In Furniture. Mattresses,
etc.. etc. All kinds of KOA'and MIS
SION FURNITURE made to order.
You'll Find
FRAMED PICTURES
for Gifts at
r
Wing On Chong's,
Bethel St., Between King and Hotel
IMPORTERS OF ORIENTAL
jl GOODS
WING WO TAI & CO.
841 Nuuanu. Street
Phone 260
Rl NEST FIT
I And Cloth of Al Quality Can be
u Purchased from
SANG CHAIN,
MO CANDLESS BLDO.
P. 0. Box 061 Telephone 031
Meat Market and Importer!.
C. J). Yce 'Hop & Go.
S. MIYAMOTO
Carpenter
Contractor for Building, Stone and
Cement Work, Painting, Faperhang'
ing.
No. 1310 LILIHA ST.. Cor. Kukui,
Honolulu
H. YOSHINAGA
Emma Street, above Beretania
New BIOYCLES,arriyed, for racing
nnu general use, rrices, $o up to
$35,' .without brakes. -Repairing and
re-tiring done neatly; J'
ICE
i
MHI.'rllL.J -. ..M tll.thfarl lllft 1
mniiuiavvuivu 1 1 win umi v untinwu
er, Delivered to any part of city by
courteous drivers. '
Oahuice & Electric Co.,
Kewalo. Telephone 528.
Delivered to residences
and offices nt 25c, per
hundred in 10-b, lots
or more,
W.o. dArnhart,
133 Merchant 8t.,
Tl. 148.
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"1 QO ir ' 1 A L A I POLITICAL NOTICES. i. . i
m . - w m ii t 'r"iriii 'niniiin 11
R. Wallace"
STAMPED ON ANY
PIECE OF, FLATWARE
MEANS THE (BEST
PLATED FLATWARE.
WE ARE AGENTS SEE THE
PATTERNS COMPARE PRICES
J.A.R.Vieira
fc Co.,
113 HOTEL STREET Phone 512
Automobile Supplies
AutomobileRepairing
Associated Garage,
Limited
Autos
Your machine will be ready for
on when we sav it will be. We
lon't experiment on autoi; wt rtiiii
tnexn.
Von Hamm.- Young
Co., Ltd.
tLESANDSR YOUNG BUILDIHB.
LOCOMOBILE
"The Best-Built Car in America"
SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD.
Agents
J. W. KERSHNER
Auto Tire Repairing
1177 Alakea St.
Phone 434.
HORSES
ALL KINDS
FOR SALE OR HIRE
CiUB STABLES
Telephone 100
TUb
Chas. R. Frazier
Company
TOUR ADVERTISER!
rVinne 371 122 Kin (
THE RENEAR CO.
LIMITED
ALGEROBA BEAN MILLS
GEO. A. MARTIN,
FASHIONABLE TATLQ.
Business .Suits for 125.
Hotel St. '
For the Best SODAS, GINOER ALE
nnd DISTILLED WATER, telephone
270,
7
Ryqrqf t's Fountain
Soda Works
COCA-COLA REFRESHES
Bottled by
HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS
Phone 510
Collet Kills
and Kaimuki
Residents
can be assured a uniform and
onstant supply of water if they
have'a RedwooduRound Hoop
Tahk attached to the city
maim- Worth in comfort far
more than the cost.
SOM1JIY
Lewers & Cooke,
LIMITED
177 S0UTH KINC
Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted
ALFRED D. FAIRWEATHER
Manufacturing Optician
Oculists' Prescn'ntions Filled
HARRISON IILOCK) TOUT STREET
-Honolulu, T. H.
San Francisco Hotels
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street.above Union Square
Juit oppoiltt Hotel Si. FrincU
European Plan SI. 60 a day up
American Plan S3.00 a day up
Steel and brick structure, furnish. .
iibvwu, iiigu ciass noiei
atmoderate' rates. Centcrof theatre
and retail district. On carllnestranu
ferrineallorer city. Omnibus meets
all trains and steamers. Send for
booklet with map of San FrandscoJ
Hotel Stewart now recognized as1
Uawall&nlilandheadquafrs.Cabla'
addresi, "Tiawets." ABC Code'
HOTEL STEWART
A1I( appreciate the need of
a tonic in this climate where
one has little reserve energy.
Any unusual work or worry
is likejy to put one down and
out.
There arc no better tonics
in the world than those1
served nt
The
Criterion
Corner Hotel and Bethel Sts.j
C. J, MCCARTHY, Prop.
SUMMER VACATION SUGGESTS
H A L E I W A
IT'S A GOOD THING
pn' the Line of the Oahu Railwav
WAIKIK1 INN
First-Class Familv Hotel
Best Bathing on the Beach
W. C. BERGIN. Prop.
Hotel Majestic
Sachs Block, Fort and Beretania Sts.
Fine furnished rooms, $1 per day
1J0 and upwards per month. Splen
did accommodations.
MRS."6. A. BLAISSELL, Prop.
WE USE
NMre'servatives
In Our Cream
Special care to keen
it cold and protect it ,
from contamination as
sure ample keeping
qualities.
TEE POND DAIRY.
Tel. 800.
hteVUiM"11'1' ' '
185 editorial rooms 250 bu.
near office. These are the telephone
4iurnbe'rVof the o'ul fct I n'oldce.
uduicwffo
(Continued fiom Pace 1.)
OYSTER HAY, N. Y., July 7
Ex-President Roosevelt today an
nounced Hint he would speak In In
diana In behalf of tho candftacy of
Senator Ilcverldge for reelection.
Senator Ilevcrldgo Is one of tho most
aggressive Insurgents In Congresi,
and for that reason tho action o(
Mr. ltooBctelt has created a sensa
tion tn politics throughout the en
tire country.
In Indiana tho fight over llevor-
idge's scat In tho Scnnto Is n heated
ope, and the Republicans fear the
Democrats will win, as at tho prcs.
cut time the Democrats liac n ma
jority on a Joint ballot.
OIL CASE SETTLED.
ENID, Okla.. July 7. The ouster
suit of the Stato of Oklahoma
against tho Waters-Plcrco Oil Com
pany, n branch nf the Standard Oil
Compnny, was compromised today.
The State's counsel agreed to let the
defendant .settle the case by paying
n line amounting to f7f,000.
The rase hung (lrc In tbo courts
for n long time. Similar suits were
brought In Texas n few jears ago
and tho authorities nt that State
droe the Wnlcrs-Plcrco company
across the boundary line. I.ntcr
tli compnny got a trial In the State
court, was fined more than n million
dollars, and paid the pennlty In
rash.
BOSTON HERALD IN TROUBLE.
uuaiuis, uuiy i upon cue ap
plication today of tho International
Paper Company, receivers' were ap
pointed for tho Iloston Herald Tho
Indebtedness of the Hernld Is $2.
200,000. Tho fnllnrc,.of thin publi
cation Is one ot tho largest In nil
neuspnpordom.
In 1901 the Hernld had n circu
lation estimated by the newspaper
directories nt more thnu 75,000,
morning nnd evening. It Is one of
the oldest dallies In this city.
WESTERN UNION .
CUTS,0UT SERVICE
NEW YORK, July ".The West
ern Union Telegraph' Company to
day discontinued service tn stock
brokers In ten cities In this State
nnd In Pennsylvania,
ALASKAN'S FIRE DAMAGE.
SAX pE0, gal., July 7. After
nearly twenty days of hard fighting,
the tiro department nfitbls city, as
sisted by special crew's: drafted from
tho waterfront, has succeeded In
putting out tho lire In tho hold ot
the steamer Alaskan of the Amerl.
can-Hawaiian fleet of freighters.
Tho loss of merchandise and dam-
ago to the ship nro estimated at
lr.00,000.
WILL NOT ALLOW PICTURES.
MEI.HOURNE, July 7. Clergy
men In New South Wales today pe
titioned tho Premier to prevent tho
exhibition of moving pictures Illus
trating tho Jeffries-Johnson fight.
Similar. movements are on foot In
New Zealand.
i
H X X M M 5C X K K K K,X KW.X X
j RECREATIONS ,.
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KMJVJIKBWKMX XX H U X x'jl
THE PARK THEATER.
It is n question whether tho serpen
tine dnnco can bo called a gem of tho
terplHChnrcun urt. Rather should It be
considered high nrt In posturing At
nil uvvnts tho dnnco has not been seen
lioro for a long time nnd It Is a ques
tion If It has dvor been as well ((one
as tho Desmond sisters do It at tho
Park, A fn-o peep at n rehearsal con
vinced tho press agent of their ability
to do tho Inillerll)' and all ot tho othor
famous figures created by Ixilo Fuller.
And they do them with quite us much
grace, Tho motion pictures will bo
good tonight, ono of them a ported
thriller. Tho Park Is always crpwdod
and the early patron gets the best
scat,
AT TUC Mnuel TV
Tonight at tho Nocly 'TlNutro
I hero win uo a change or pictures und
slnclng by Orton and Lepto.
Tho font nro film Is a, grand histori
cal "Div Luxn Rlchellou," nn udaptlon
ot Kdwlu 'Booth's version. H has
nover been ahnvsn hero before
Orton and leotu still continue to
draw largo houses und Mr. Orton'tf
piano play tukes very well. 'There will
bo a matlnuo every Wednesday and
Saturdny.
THE EMPIRE. y
Tho V-st Pocket, Trio In clover mil
Blral stuntH 1110 drnuiiig good houses
nt tho Emplto Tho now films nrrlv
od and nru up to standard
Bulletin Business Office Phone '250
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 185
NOTICE.
Republican Precinct Club Meeting,
A meeting of'thc Republican Pro
clnrt Club of the 2nd Preclnci, 4th
District, will be held nt tho resi
dence nf Charles R. Roe, No. 1929
Knlakaun menue, on Friday even
ing, July 8, 1910, nt 7:30 o'clock,
for tho purpose ot nominating offi
cers for .the ensuing twojears.
All members are requested to bo
present, and all others (who wish to
become members of the club, come
along.
Ily order of the president:
S. K. KAMAIOPIM,
4664-2t Secretary.
NOTICE.
To the Republican Voters of the 7th
Precinct, 4th District.
There will be n meeting -of this
Precinct Club on Friday, July 8,
1910, nt 7:30 o'clock p. m., nt' tho
residence of Thomas Kakalla, Kaka
ako, for the purpose of nominating
officers to servo for the ensuing two
ears, and nt the same hour on July
IB, 1910, for the purpose of electing
officers from those nominated nt tho
previous meeting,
J. C QUINS'.
4663-.1t ' President.
PRECINCT CLUB NOTICE.
11 Precinct, 5th District.
There will 'ho a meeting nf tho
11th Precinct Club, 5th District, Re
publican Party, on Friday evening,
July 8, 1910, nl 7'.30 o'clock, on tho
prenllses of Samhel C. Dwlght, for
tho purpose of nominating officers
for the ensuing two jenrs ot the
club.
SAMUEL C. TJWIOHT,
President;
P. 8H.VA. Secretary.
464-2t
FIRST PRECINCT. FOURTH DIS-
TRICT.
A meeting ot the Republican Club
of the First Precinct, Fourth Repre
sentative District, will be hold at
Alllnlnnl College, Pnlolo, on Friday
evening, July 8, nt 7:30 o'clock, for
the purposo of nominating officers or
the club for the ensuing year. All
Republicans of the precinct who hnVe
not signed the roll nre Invited to
nttend and do so.
Another meeting of the clu'o will
be held on Friday evening, July 1.,
nt the same hour, for the election of
officers,
DANIEL I.OOAN,
4663-31 Vice-President.
10TH PRECINCT. 6TH DISTRICT,
There will be a meeting of the
10th Precinct Republican Club, r.th
District, on the Hopkins premises;
corner King and Knllhl road, oh
Friday evening. July 8, nt 7:30
o'clock, for tho purpose of nominat
ing officers for tho ensuing two
jears. All Republicans of the pte-
clnct who have nut signed tho roll
nro Invited to nttend and do so.
Another meeting of the club will
bo held on Friday evening, July in,
nt the same hour and place, for the
election of officers.
WM. II. HOPKINS.
1st Vice-President
4662t
7
MEETING NOTICE.
There will be a meeting of tho
Precinct Club of tho Fifth Precinct,
Fourth District, .at llalley's Hail,
Friday evening, July 8, 1910, at
7:30 o'clock, (or tho nUrnosa of con-
slderlng nominations for precinct of
ficers and such other business ns may
arise. t
CHARLES HUSTACE, JR., .
Chairman;
W. W.. CHAMIIERLAIN,
4CGI-2t Bccrctury.
NOTICE.
A meeting of the Republican Club
of the 14111 Preclpct, 5th, Reprcson
tutho District, will be held at Ka
hlllaulunl Hall, on Kukul street,
City and County of Honolulu, for
tho purposo of nominating 'officers of
said club for the onsulng year, July
8, 1910, at 7:30 p. in. All members
ure Invited to attend.
l)y order:
S, P, MA1ELUA,
4664-2t President.
PRECINCT CLUB NOTICE.
Members of the 3rd Precinct. 4 th
District, Republican Club'.'kUl meet
ai mo itapia iransii wumug bihiiuh,
corner of Punahou and Wilder ave
nue, on Friday evening, July s,
1910, nt 7:30 o'clock, for the Vur-
-pose ot nominating officers to serve
for the. ensuing term. 'to be. elected
Friday, July 1C. 1910.
OEO. P. DENI80N,
4664-2t 1'resldent.
-PRECINCT CLUB NOTICE.
Members of the 6th Precinct, 4th
District, Republican Club' are re
quested tn moot at tho residence nf
J. M. Kcalolia, Knknnkn. Friday
evening, Jlily R, at 7 o'clock, tor tho
purpose of nominating officers nf tho
club. , '
1 604-
C. COSTEIL
'President
W A
WAJTTD
Everybody to use the large nickel
pad for school and figuring use.
Two hundred sheets of good paper
for five cents, at this office. tf
Second-band runabout, In good or-
dor. Apply "Runabout," this of
fice. Clean wiping rags at the Bulletin
office.
SITUATION WANTED.
Japanese Cooking School. Families or
hotels supplied with cooks. C. M.
Mattle, 1407 Auld Lane. Tel. 1664.
LOST.
Passbook No, 4CS9, First American
Savings nnd Trust Co, or linwnll.
Finder please return to bank.
46C3-.1t
Hold cuff link, Chinese character
Reward If returned to this office
46C4-21
- 'EMPLOYMENT AGENflT
Japanese .Employment Association.
iuaunnsea near assi ineaier. uau
up phone 697 If you want a cock,
good boy or1 servants.
AUTOMOBILE.
For hire, seven-seated Packard;
phone 199. Young Hotel Stand;
Chas. Reynolds. 4640-tf
PLUMBING.
fee llni; Kee-PInmber and Tinraitk,
Smith St., bet. Hotel and.Panaht.;
PROFESSIONAL QAHD7
W. Karl Vincent
Prof, of Music Lessons in Singing,
Planororte, Pipe Organ, etc. Resi
dence and Studio, 1560 Emma St.
4t4-ir
Dr. F.'SCHURMANN
Osteopath.
Corner Union and Beretania IU.
House Consulting, 2.3 p. m., Sat
urdays excepted. Operatinr, 8-11
am., 3-6 p.m.
Phone -.33.
'A. B, BOWAT. D. V. I.
HOURS Club Stables: 10' a. rn".
to 12 m.j 3 to 5 p. m. Residence!
8 to 10 r. m.; 1 to 3 p. m. .
PHONES Club-SUblex 109; Res
idence, 1420, ' z -
NEW BOOKS" -
ON
PHOTOGRAPHY
Even experienced kodakers
can learn something new
about the fascinations of
snapshotting. We have a va
riety of new books on 'the
subject,
Be sure to ask to see Has.
luck's new Encyclopedia of
Photography,
Honolulu
Photo Supply Co.,
FORT, NEAR HOTEL
Drink
MAY'S OLD K0NA COFFEE
Best in the Market
HENRY MAY &
Phone 22
0 0.
FOR Y0UK GROCERIES, SEE
AMERICAN BROKERAGE CO.
93-95 King Street, near Maunakea
Phone 291 Daily Deliver?
HAWAIIAN FISHERY, LTD.
King Street Fish Market
PHONE 565 '
SUMMER DAYS AND
Pan Ka Hana
GOOD 'THINGS
.i iiiktiii ,.,'ii.yi.- ii iv it 1 iiAi,iiiiaiTriTTiirii'ii r stirMnifiMrinawiiriiBiiii i tn
N T S
TO LIT
Furnished rooms cool ni,d plenant
plenant
Idly i Ira.
In private family. ApiHy
F, L. Schmidt, prop
No. 1038, near King.
Alapal St,
4629-tf
Furnished house In town good lo
cation, cool In oxenango for
board. P. O. Ilox 587 1662-31
Cottage, seyen rooms; electric lights,
gna stove; J 20. Apply 1 186 Emma.
4662-3t
Two furnished rooms. Apply Mrs.
D. MeConnell. 1223 Emma B.
Furnished house,
road.
Apply 1713 llcach
4134-tf
17"
ROOMS AND BOA
Cool furnished rooms and cil age,
with or without board. 1624
Nuuanu Ave., near Brhool Bt.
Prices moderate. 4'SO-ti
Neatly furnished rooms and board,
1650 Emmn street, opposite Royal
School. Mrs,. Annie Qnbe, prop.
Nicely-furnished rooms, for couples,
with board, In private family. Ap
ply 1366 Klnr; street. 4624-t:
FOR SALE.
The Transo envelope a time-saving
Invention. No addretslng neces
sary In sending out bills or re
ceipts. Bulletin Publishing Co.,
sole agents for patentee. tt
At..tli Wnlpnhu Exchange, 10 mln-
- u les- run from the main road to
Halelwa, finest liquid rofrcsh-
mentK nt Honolulu prices, tf
At n bargain, a lot on Fort street,
with three houses one 7 and two
6-room. Inquire 1916 Fort.
4663-6t
Gasolne launch, two outrigger ca
noes and fish nets tor sale cheap.
Address F. Johnson, Honoullult. ,
Dlanrondnind jewelry bought, sold
and exchanged. J. Carlo, Fort St.
Inter-Island and Oahu Railroad ship
ping book, at Bulletin office. tt
CLOTHES CLEANING.
The Expert Clothes" Craning Co.
Goods called for and delivered.
1127 Fort St., opp. Club Stables,
City Clothes Cleaning Co., No. 4 Ma
sonic Temple, Alakea St. Cldthes
called for and delivered.
Vienna Bakery
1129 Fort St
- FINE ROLLS AND BUNS. 1
BOSTON BAKED BEANS.
. BOSTON BROWN BREAD.
BEST HOME-HADE BREAD IN
TOWN.
Ring ud 187.
Fine Shoes
MANUFACTURERS' SHOE-CO., Ltd.
1051 FORT STREET ,
REQAL SHOES
REGAL SHOE CO.
Xing and BetheL
ART GOODS
FRAMING
YE ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOP
Fort below King Street
'ANSC0
FILMS AND, CAMERAS
Gurrey's, Ltd.
April Records ,
For the Victor Talking
Machine ,
.BERG8TR0M MUSIC'CO., LTD.
Steinway
' XND OTHER PIANOS
Thayer Piano Co.
ISO Hote) St. Phone 218.
TUNINQ GUARANTEED
, Inter-Island and O, R. & L shipping
honks for snlu ut llio It'll lie It n
I offlco, (Ot t'tt'.u.
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