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m.vj'Wiiiim " - isssrss ?S2ftwwfc JC' XsiS? .-, - T -"tar tol '3? F -C NJ fc. -V -0 ,.. THE HOSOLUIitJ BHTJKJCSiH, FRI0AX AUGUST 5, 1SOT. te fe sa Ka rg 15 Pa ft psi f jsa m I i 10 Arrive J? I? -ON I? s rresh Truite, B Oranges, 7? B B B B SALTER B B Tel. 680. s p m p -a isa p p, per ICE- Apples., life, SMOKED FISH, ETC., & WAITY, Orpheum The Porter Furniture Co. BETHEL AND HOTEL STREETS IMPORTERS AND Furniture and -Chamber Suits Chiffoniers :- ' ; Chairs, Tables ::7T" Side Boards Divans China Closets Extension Tables Direct from Eastern Factories Something (few -& v AT- - I Australia 7 7 7 B B I I I B y i j j B B; B 2 B B 2 Block. Grocers. B DEALERS IN Upholstery ' .. - y iq Runafiouts, JJm ! manufacturers, a shipment of these O'BRIEN PATENT SPUING. They are to the equopoiso of successful nicety on INVENTED. Are fitted with DUST STEEL or RUBBER TIRES, and A close inspection of each vehicle the best materials, and a finish that vehicle do not fail to sec these. & SUPPLY CO. LT'D. STREET. - - Next to the Fire Station. & Co., Ltd. FACTORS. OF MERCHANDISE. -,4 MERCHANTS, FOR , - - AustralaiirSteanishipLine, Marine Insurance Go. and Life). Railway Co. ' - of Packets from Liverpool. Tobacco Co., Ltd., MERCHANT STREETS, from NEW YORK the world of Cigars. ; Mussel! -v CVo have just received direct from the port ulnr vehicles, EQUIPPED WITH TllE J-"111 on honor, built to wear, balanced HIDING SPRINGS EVER imOOP LONG DISTANCE AXLES, OAKOPV or FALLING TOP as desired. shows expert workmanship, the use of cannot be surpassed anywhere. If you contemplate purchasing a PACIFIC VEHICLE OAT "BLOCK. - - BERETANXA Tlieo. H. Davies SUGAR IMPORTERS GENERAL COMMISSION ; . AGENTS Llgytis, Canadian J3rilisK""& Foreign Northern Assurance Go. (Fire -', Canadian Pacific r: Pioneer Line The Honolulu : CORNER FORT AND Has received per Australia renowned brand XttHtaia 3Paritamos ,; his elegant CIGAR can be purchased for Five Cests Only. The Hawaiian Hardware Co., Ltd; lapriirs m Infers !s Hardware, Crockery, and Glassware. 2, 3 and 4 Light Chandeliers and Hec- troiiers .Metal ami Glass Lamp?, Lamp Fixtures, Paints Oils and Yarnislies, Lard oil. Cylinder oil. Dynamo oils, etc Powder, Shot and Caps, Agricultural Implement, etc House Furnishing Goods, Etc. Silver Plated "Ware of all descriptions. iabie uutlery, etc. Plantation Supplies of Every Description. Hart's Patent " Duplex" Die Stock for Pipe and Bolt Cutting; Rubber Hose, plain or wire bound, etc. Agent lor lie Aermotor, Made of steel aud will last longer and give better satisfaction than any other manufactured. Orders from the other Islands solicited and promptly filled. READY TO DELIVER ICE THE OAHD ICE i ELECTRIC CO. Have everything in readiness and are prepared to serve their customers with ICE manufactured from pure condensed water from arte sian wells. Your Orders Solicited. HOFFMAN & JtAKKHAH Telephone 3151, Blue. p. 0. Box 600 WWVVVVVVVTV'i'VVVVvVVV v. -v A LIBERAL COMPANY. The PBOVTDENT SAVINGS LIFE ASSURANCE COM- PANT of Now York, furnishes maximum insurance at a mini- mum cost. Tho company is as ! liberal iu its dealings with policy X holders as conservative and eco- nomical management will allow. I. R. BUKXS is tho resident ager; office lagoon Building, cor. Merchant and Alakea street, Boom G upstairs. xLL iaNDS OP - Dorse Fiiriiisliiiiff Goods ON HAND. Plantation Orders Solicited at Living Prices. California Harness Shop, 689 King Street, Lincoln Block. Telephone 778. vyv -: k J ;S O ,Forleby HAWAII ANiNEST;0, ' - LilllTED. - -. t t CAPTAIN EU11KM1 IN TOWN. TTT.TJB JL KPT7B3CAK SEPOSXES. ABOCyjKEED FOX CABLE. Feellar oaXslnlafid SeXatire to C&iaese Horror Seaports 3CcSisl;jJs Policy. Capt. W. D. Bcraaaa. the Trell known soldier and bssisess mn. in ton on the Australia on and 13 a guest at the Hawaiian hoteL Captain Burnbaxn Is the manager of the recently organised Steamship He Is arranging for thelnitiaprun of the company's steamers. The American will start from here about September I. Vessels will, after her departure, make the Xew York, San Francisco and Honolulu run every other montn. The Californian was one of the new vessels of the company, but she was chartered by the Government after her trial trip and equipped as a freight transport. She arrived here last-week, en route to regret to say that they do not seem to think much -of us in New York." said the captain to a Republican reporter yesferday, when queriel relative to the financial outlook. "The fact is we are altogether too far away. People are not inclined to make Investments where they ean not prompt ly communicate with their managers, and where they have to wait a mouth or two for mail advices. We cannot expect to do much thereaway until the-cable comes. There Is an absolute necessity for that." Speaking of the situation in China, Captain Burnham said Uie feeling on the mainland is that all the Ministers at Peking, together with their families and attaches, had been killed. "The awful tragedy has shocked the world, but there is no revengeful feel ing. Of course there is an urgent necessity for more troops over thert. Even Bryan. It is said, has so expressel himself. The conditions are very serious. The powers are not putting Iu enough troops." Captain Burnhamjias lived in China and rather scouts the idea that the empire can be partitioned among the nations. It is his opinion that if the uprising shpuld lie general the nations will not be able to put enough men into China, especially not to partition the country. "There is a population of 400.000,000 of people," said the captain. "How are they to be parceled out? An army can be put over there to control the country for n time, but think of the men it would taKe to garrison the whole country. How could they hold on? "I think Peking should be the objective point for the foreign troops. The moral ,effect of capturing the Capital would be very great. "In the States the attitude of President Mcjvinley is approved by the peo ple. The universal sentiment Is that we ought to protect only American interests nd the lives of American Citizens. Troops and munitions of war are being forwarded to China and everything appears to be moving satisfactorily. I do not -believe that the government intends to press into the service any mall steamers." Captain Burnham will remain hero two weeks and then visit Maul and Hawaii, and possibly .others of the Islands. ROBERTS ADVANCING ON BOER POSITIONS. Baden-Powell Announces Defeat of Strongly Intrenched Body of the Enemy. LONDON, July 25. The War Office has received the following dispatch from Lord Roberts: "Vandermer West Station, July 24. We made a general advance yesterday from the position we had been holding east of Pretoria" since June 12. Iau Hamilton, from the north, reached Rustfontein, seven miles north of Cronkhurt Spruit, on July 22. This so completely surrounded the enemy's line of retreat that they abandoned the strong position they had been occupying in front of. Pole-Care w. Stephenson's brigade advanced yesterday unopposed to Elands River Station. Our right was protected by the First and Fourth Brigade of Cavalry, under French, and Hutton's Mounted Infantry. The former crossed east of Wilgee river. Telegraph and railway communication were restored last night. "In the supply train captured at Roodeval were 200 Welsh Fusileers, mast of whom had been prisoners. De Wet's force is continuing to move northeasterlyf' It was at Roodepoort July 22, with Brbadwood not far behind and Little's cavalry brigade following Broadwocd. "Baden-Powell reports as follows: 'Magata Farm, July 22. Colonels Arey and Lushington, with 450 men, drove 1000 Boers from a very strong position and scattered them with considerable loss. Our casualties were six killed and nineteen wounded.' " It is not clear whether the supply train and 200 Fusireers "mentioned in the above dispatch, are identical with the train and 100 Cameron Highlanders, the capture of which was reported by Lord Ttbberts in his. communication of July-22. Tho following dispatch .from Lord Roberts has ben received at the War Office: "Bronkhurst Spruit, Tuesday. July 24. We marched here to-day. Thl3 is the place where the Ninety-fourth was attacked December 20, 1SS0. The graves of the .officers and men are in fair preservaUon and will now he pat into good order. The march was unopposed, but French's cavalry and Hot-ton's mounted infaatry making a wide detour on our right, met bodies of the esemy. These were, driven back, leaving- several dead and puned, A good many were also captared. Our casualties were oae killed. Broadwood reports that he captured five of UerWei's wagoas to-day. He -was waltiag at Vredefort until Little joined ainu" - A -Lame Shouldesv A lame shoulder la Esually caused h? rheumatism of the sauscies. aad may fee cared by a few. appUcatlosa of JPkia Balm. For sale by all tffsders asi draggte&T BeasoH, Smith Co.,"geefal Terr-.1 2 : OF PERSONA!. Asgast paiterss ai.3r3wHaas&&, Cleveland bicycles are saperks to all others, becanse they are S, 2aeaodIe3gy who if toonag. Jtarope, wxrtes to mends inxa bt. Petersburg, Bussia. Sain Dowseti and party will sail to Pnnloa inhis trim yacht Edith L. today tor a two weeks ostote. Ridean Koss has resigned his position with Davies i Co, Ltd. He intends going to British Colombia to take & place in a mining oiSce. Stephen Peter and iljs. Anna Schmedeu were married at .the Occidental Hotel last night by theBev. G L. Pearson, pastor of the ilethodis church. The oulces and salesroom of the Oceanic Gas and Electric Co, have removed to the Ewa store in the new Magoon building. Cor. Merchant and Alakea streets. -Sonny" Cunha, Yale Law, is at Sau Francisco for his vacation? He may return to the Islands soon to begin business life or may enter the "University of California for farther study. The firm of Herbert i Humphries was dissolved onJulylsL, by mutual consent. Ou and after August lst, their successors, Herbert, Humphries ..fc Walker will carry on the practice.-' After the boys, who have been enjoying themselves at the summer camp in Manoa Valley, the married men will enjoy an outing there. Sjecretary has a few line pictures of the Y. 31. C. A. camp. J. T. Figueredo, the well knovn Portuguese mail clerk of the HonoLttu postothce, has resigned bis positiou, and will go into business for himself. Mr. Figueredo has served many years in the Postal Department, being a trusted and efficient man. Commissioner of Public Lands J. F. Brown, will sell at auction on Saturday, September 1st., at 12 o'clock noon, at the front entrance of the Judiciary Building, a five year lease on Government land, amounting to 25,000 acres of Knhikiuui district, Maui, John Hassinger, for many years chief clerk of the Interior Department under the Monarchy and Republic, left for San Francisco iu tho barkentiue yesterday with his wife. Mr. Hassinger was advised to leave for the benefit of his health by his physicians. J.J. Sullivan and family left in the same vessel, Just a Few Words for the Honolulu BeUe. She succeeds where all others fail with the man that appreciates a" good thing when he sees it. When you once obtain thedelight that this uewMaideu affords, there can be none in the field to cut her out, with those who understand how to blow their money into smoke economically. For the small sum of five cents you upb enjoy the pleasure of the fiuest in the laud, which is one of the best New York band, made Cigars, Ask for and try the "lIouoluln.BllIe.,' Sold by all retailers-. J. J, PLONSKY. Territory of Hawaii. Good Medicine for Children If you have a baby, hv the house you will wish to know the best way to check any unusual looseness of the bowels, or diarrhoea so common to small children. O. P. M. Holliday, of Doming, Ind., who has an 11-months-old child, says: "Through the months of June and July our baby was teething and took a running off of the bowels and sickness of the stomach. His bowels would move from five to eight times a day. I had a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house and gave him four drops in a teaspoonful of water, and he got better at once." For sale by all dealers and druggists. Benson, Smith &. Co.. general agent3, Hawaiian Territory. CWORT for the thirsty that's cur soda. A delightful cure for "Unit thirsty feeling" which is epidemic these hot summer days. Oar soda is pure and just as cold as ice can make it. The real fruit flavors (no artificial essences used) have heen a drawing card for years. We never skimp quality. Try a glass of fresh crush ed strawberry or pineapple with a dash of appetizing ice cream. That's- the reason for th e crowds at our fountain. Hotel Drug Go .. ' "tat ' - - $ 'FiEFW KIKl ?, A - M Made of K 1 ' S ," M Oraslies CtrricHy Tailored, Finish, Style Mi Price to Yoar Tastt . WHITNEY & MARSH. Ltd. 519 FORT STREET. King Street Stables. The Largest and in the Hawaiian Islands Prices -:- -:- Honolola Stoek YafiJs Go LIMITED. bSE&E, ...IS KING... AND OURS is the "Noblest Roman of them all." We have (mistered the Serge Suit situation by sheer force of merit, and there is none now so stupid as to dispute our leadership. Our $15 Suits are the 20 in every other store. And every other merchant knows that is so. Why shouldn't you know it, too, when tho knowledgs is worth $5 to you? We guarantee every Suit guarantee them to hold color, shape and smoothness. We represent them to be absolutely flawless. If they prove otherwise, come and get another Sui t. No other house dare make such a guarantee, but we know whereof we speak. An Earning of 20 per Cent. IS declared to purchasers of Boys' aud Children's Vests and Sailor Suits. Come and get your choice out of the largest stock in town. a THE KASH" Two Stores, Two Stocks, Two Telephones 9GandG76 P. O. BOX 553. 9 and 11 Hotel St.. and comer of Fort and Hotel Sts. City pvrpiture Store H. H. WILLIAMS, Eos. 534-536 Love Building : : : FORT STREET. Bedroom Sets at Bargain Day prices. Baby Carriages the same. Full line of Wicker Furniture at prices never before quoted here. Undertaker and Embalmer and prompt response to all calls. RISDON IRON WORKS, . SAN FRANCISCO. Engineers and Builders of Ifci hty FfyriMi Piiflic Etus. All cl3 of Rrulie M K&iury. VtUfVbMis for direct connected mission, ariM,litN hint Waiir Tito and i Tibbr Mm. llffftS and ifc SfNl JWMlIk ElMS. UMZ for all mac Wry for .tb bmp1eto.of .Sipr'JIiNs. OFFICE: Rooa 12 Sprecke4s f HMf v!Hf THEM iOSE BETTER 1 M 1 HMM 1 1 til 1 1 II KM l '" -i.-SV yc nf.q6, TSY "i. - t. s- . fi . && "-Si. k-.::-":. a x:i -- i -- aj..' . 3 i - - j A LTf? -.) ' - TELEPHONE 436. Finest Stock of Livery and the Most Popular -:- -.- . Telephone. f846 generators for long distance Block. TeJephoae lMt Hoaolulu. i The Honolulu Republican. m i - S. m . 3 m I A