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HILO, THE RAINY. A Four Stray Notes From Big Hawaii's Capital. Vem the Ilito Tribune. The Trillion; publihhe this k the irowrnwuiit, spyclGwitious for sidewalks. The government pajs for the advertisement (pnuniaWy) and the people pay for the sidewalks. This is known as division qf lalor and should satisfy every-Ono. Mr. C. C. Kenuedy and son, with MIsmm) McMillan and L'eatve, left by yesterday's Klnau en route for the coast. Mrs. Kennedy will spend the winter in California, where she will be joined by 31 r. Kennedy in the spring. There. seem to lie intlyencw at wurk iu the Portuguese voting relative to the senatorial ticket. trtin lders workine for Desha and others for Lwlienstein. It is to bo hoped this dement of the Republican voting strength will unite on the straight ticket. The, imh' liilo friends of Captain Chirk of the Kiunu were pleased to see liltH lmck acaiu on his regular run last WcJuomIhj. Tlte Captain ha Iteen kept 1r Honolulu for some time owinp to a painful Injury to one of his feet. The ireHt condition of most of the roatts n the vicinity of liilo would seem ti Imitate that affairs under home rule iu ihls rtpivt vuld certainly le no worse than when, as now, we are dependent upon a chronically depleted treasury. A ie'tis of the property owners ou the lino of the proposed Hridpe street was hehl ou Monday evening, in rtjKi to a call of the road board, to coRstdw a propositioa made by the relative to such extension, this proportion Wine that it the land owners wjiuld eI right of way and land slto for the Mrtvt the soverument would find th woneo" to construct the same. Tlie matter has pine over for the time beiuc. MOONLIGHT CONCERT AT THOMAS SQUARE There will le a public taooulLeht concert at Thomas Mjuare at 7:30 oVloct this ewnltu:. The program will be a follows : PART 1. ilarck Mc'tory Franke. Orarturt Upht Cavalry Suppo CraRd Selection Maritana ....Wallace (a) Ko lo, AIHihal Pua..... Mis I. Keliiaa f Ka lnuwai, Kuwiliwili Ibo Au.. Ins Kpi PART 11. Medley Crackwjack Mackie March An African Symphony (new) Loey Waltr Wanderius Minstrel ....Kiester Cake Walk Smoky Mokes.... Helxssan The Star Spangled Baaaer. If a iwcbelor dies In IVaasylraaia without leaving a will. Hales the estate p o liU ireat. the state imposes a collateral faberitan tax of 5 per ceaL Pliiladelphia Record. In so riajle is it gooJ tQ & iu Pcaasylvania. Vaudeville at the Orpheum. A pood nntured, enthusiastic crowd was at the Orpheum last night to witness a ery well presented show. The curtain rose with a bright sketch entitled. "A l'ipe Dream." in which the members of the company too part. The Dulcie sisters rendered operatic selections in a pleasing Style. Hirdic Hrishtliiiff is a clever baujoist and the instrument in a professional way. Deminj: and Carroll comedy sketch team held the entire audience in a roar of laughter throughout their act. Miss Carroll's buck and wing dancing is of the genuine type so familiar 'o patrons of vaudeville shows. Edward Adams, descriptive oealist, sang "The Moth and the Flame." I'aolo de Closca, in his novel electrical musical act is a new act down here and worth witnessing. Hear Admiral Silas Casey will succeed Hear Admiral Albert KaliU in command of the Pacific station. With "Casey at the hat," new interest will lie given in naval affairs. STAR DAIRY CO. LIMITED. '5 S OFFICE Koom 1, Magooti Building, Corner Merchant mid Alakea Sts. Telephone MAIN 391. Dairy Telephone BLUE 3171. A.B.DOAK, Manager. CHOCOLATE BON BON& for Sale By LEWI5 & CO., Grocers Sole Agents THEE G. H. BROWN SANITARY PLUriBER. Estimate made on everythiB? in tie pluaibinr line. CMice Territorial Stables Beildiajr. Kin; Street. PHONX : MAI IT 48. A Crack Cadet. The first honor man of the recently graduated class at West Point Is George B. Plllsbury, who has the CADET GEORGE 3. PILtKJUKT. Unction of being one of the most brilliant students In the history of that Institution. Cadet Pillsburys the son of a physician of LowelL Mass. Commands Cbinn'a Army. The commander In chief of the Chinese regular army is General Yuan Shlh, a great mandarin and very Influential. His force, which Is known as "the new army," has been organized 6lnce the war with Japan, and he really deserves much credit for what he 6ETOAX. TCAS &&IU. dose. He came to the front In sjBSWepaPWff -Su-. ri" "V" 1'"U" nr' vr TH1 BOXQLVLV HOTJBLKJA5, TCED2H55DAT, XOVZXBIft 7f 1I0. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm NEWS WORTH READING L. B. KERR & CO., LTD., have much pleasure in announcing that tney uvc been successful in purchasing at their own price a large portion of the stocK 01 L. 0. Thompson & Co., 898-900 Broadway, N.Y., who made an assignment for the benefit of their creditors, on September 16. Our ilR. KERR happened to be in Xew York at the time this stock was sold; but he had already purchased largely when, this opportunitv presented itself. Notwithstanding this lie ma e an o for jroods suitable for this market which was accepted. We are now in a position to offer the finest stock of Dry Goods ever brought to Honolulu at prices never known before and probably will never be heard or again. There are bargains in every Department of this extensive stock. The following are only a few of the Leaders: DRESS DEPARTMENT Cotton Challies Beautiful patterns, fast colors 85 yards for $1 American Shirtings Guaranteed to retain color eYenif boiled in soda " v f 20 yards for $1 i Liberty Silks Black Grounds, White Floral Designs 15 yards for $1 Ginghams Fast Colors.New Slyles,Checksand Stripes 14 yards for $1 French Organdies Lovely Goods, a quality worth 25 cents per yard; our price Per yard. 10 cents Some extra superior lines. We will ofl'er for 15 cents and 20 cents Satin Parisienne Wo have a beautiful lino of these goods; we could only get a few pieces; Dark Winter Shades, Ricli Floral Effects; make a handsome waist 35 cents per yard W r DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT MEN'S FURNISHING DEPT In spite of the big rise in the Cotton Market, this purchase has enabled u? to sell Goods in this Department cheaper than ever. Why pay an increase when weu offer you special inducements? " Jurkish Towels We have over 3,000 dozen in stock; anyone can examine our books if they doubt the quantity. We had to take the lot or none. Come and judge the value $1.00, $1.50, $1.75 $2.25 per dozen Bed Spreads o other house could ever come near us for value in these goods, but this purchase permits us to do better than ever. We can sell them at 75 cents, $1.00 and $1.25 apiece Others may quote same price, but price is nothing; exam-' ine the goods. ShirtWaists Such bargains we can , never get1 again they are true fitting and of the newest cut; Marvelous Value. Our prices 50c. 65c. 75c 85c . and $1 HERE AGAIN WE SHINE. Gentlemen, if you don t know where our Store is ask the Ladies, they all know. If vou find it inconvenient to call before 5 p. in., our clo'sing hour, step in at Innch time. We will be happy to show you the Goods. If you don't buy now, you are sure to do so when wantimr. We have the very newest styles in MEN'S IIATS direct from New York. . If you want a Hat come and look at ours, the price is halt that of other stores, and the variety and style un-equaled. Men's Shirts Our customers ask us how wo: cumsell them so cheap. We'll tell you. Where others buy 10 dozen we buy 100 dozen. We can give you good shirts at 45, 50, 65, 75 and 90 cents. and up to any pi ice you require and in any style. Our Golf Shirt jsoft bosom) at 75 cents ... cannofcbe bought elsewhere for less than $1.Q.? Men's Patent Elastic Seam Drawers, any size you wantv our price 75 cents The finest stock of Neckwear in the city. Anybody who Studies their Own Interest, Must Buy From I. B. KERR & CO. Ivtct. QUERN STREET 1891, wkeB. as a civil officer connected with the Chinese military guard In Korea, he drove the Japanese out of the Koreas capital and saved the yotmc king's life. For this he was made minister to Korea a post which he beM fer.nlae years. Old pasters for sale here. MONUMENTS Marble, Granite and Blue Stone CEMETERY COPING Monuments lettered aud cleaned Stone yard, between King and Hotel on Alakea Street. SAFES . . . THE MOSLER The best in the world. Call and examine our stock. We have sold 250 SAFES since November lbt, 1899. HAWAIIAN IRON FENCE 641 King Street. I MONUMENTAL GO. Phone 502 Metropolitan Meat Co. -- 108 KING STREET. G. J. WALLER, - - - Wholesale and Retail BUTCHERS and NAVY CONTRACTORS O A il I aBBBBBLBK'&r' St.ffft J&BLB BBBLBLE&k. " SeBH GAS & ELECTRIC CO., Lti BOILDIXG, Corner 2er alMslaod Alafee Sczeet WHIPS WHIPS WHIPS Per S. S. Queen 75 doz en o whips of all styles and grades Price3 from 25 cents to $10. Dozen lots at reduced prices. We also received a full line of Harness Supplies. LEN'COLN BLOCK. TELEPHONE 96 gg&S? D. 0. HAMMAN. KO. G, KING STREET P. O. 130X 791 Henry Manufacturing Co. Old Ice Factory, Young Street. Manufacturers of and Wholesale and Ik-tail Dealers in Wardrobes, Chiffoniers, Desks, Food Safes, 7: Bedsteads, Mattresses, Etc. Repairing and Upholstering a specialty. Come and see us. Oahu ice T? Electric Go. ICE delivered now to all parts of the city. v OFFICE: . . KBWALO. Yocr Orders Solicitjid. HOFFMAN iMARKHAM Telephone SI61, Bin. A P. O.Bx 00 OAIU RAILWAir AND LAND GO. MBBflaaBBXSS!Z39VbBIBSBIaVaSBCBBB TI1WE TABLE. Trota and Aftr January 1, 1000 SttUOBJ. Ka&uktt ex Son Bcsala TU4 hMitatr ssa Kva.X!U 9 OS otmrAHD ;t - - - VAttr DUr DallT Dallr IHUI7 9:IS :W 193(38 IUAJ U33 ex San 11 us 11 : 3:15 2 HZ tie t:iS s.ia p.m. S:1D 15WJLHD. TMij VhtBT DMj Dlly Baa Saa w..k - -- -. aja. VaUBM ...... . TtM .... 33? WMU 38 tjM lis 5i 5iCKj... tM im go m n.r.Baruos. . F.aKITK. P. T.A. jt . "Z'-'"-' -&. ' - lfc -' - . ,. .o " sar?TMi,' ";"Wf' Srfi Mtll"'"'1 & M' v-. yw l : : IRoberl Grieve t - Printing Co. WILL FURNISH . ARTISTIC PRINTING. UP-TO-DATE BINDING. FIRST-CLASS JOB WORK, PLANTATION STATIONERY Of All Kinda. At Short -Notice . . . WE PRINT. RULE OR BIND Letter Heads. BUI Heads, Statements. Envelopes, Cards, Programs. Invitations, Ctrculara, Posters, Pay Rolls. Manifests, Plantation Blanks, Calendars. Expense Accounls, Diaries. Bank Blanks Ledgers, Caah Booka. Journals. Blank Booka, Check Booka, Invoices, Bank Books, Stock Books and Record Books OFFICB;COMPLBTB IN EVEP.Y BRANCH. Haying succeeded to the old established buslneaa the late Robert OrlaTe. It will be oor alB to uphold the repaUHoat so held by him for wora: in eTery department of the Printing Office, while our la-creased facilities enable na to ail orders at much shorter notice than heretofore. . 4aj Business sen will tell yoa tat an a4 in Tae a Wni .ee4 cm). mm tfee jeopfe read K. ' '-T r 1 "i -'in-- .- - - "-' II t -I