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,W. 'W.ftf , -'.'-. XA':3BflH t?'!ffi? V "' V "'' "T '?'' v.? 1 f HVENINa BULLETIN, HONOLULU, II. T.. TUESDAY, FED. 25, 1902. FOR RENT $27.50 a month MAKIKI 8T. abovo Wilder Ave. Flvo rooms, servants' house, etc. 35,00 a month Mrs. A. Rosa's house on KINQ ST. opp. Wnlklkl turn. Parlor, dining room, tlirca bedrooms, etc. 35,00 a month DERETANIA and MILLER ST. next office Dr. Watcrhouso two bedrooms, etc. 36,00 a month FORT 8T. below Fort St. House. Seven rooms, electric lights, servants' house. Very nice. Henry Watertiouse & Go. STOCK AND DOND BROK ERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Fort and Mercnant Stt. HHBmMHMHil THE NEW ENGLAND BAKERY MASONIC TEMPLE WEEKLY CALENDAR. MONDAY Lodge Le Progret Regular. TUUSUAY Pacific Third Degree. WUDSBSDAY Aloha Temple Special THURSDAY Perfection Regular. I'RIDAY Hawaiian Second Degree. SATURDAY All visiting members of the or der are cordially Invited to attend meetings of local lodges. Is Loaded Up With GOOD THINGS TO DAT. Scotch Shortbread; Cakes, nil sizes, prices and styles, I'les, Just liko your mother used to make; Cookies, Maca roons; Lndy Fingers; Crenm Puffs; and nil tho dainty styles suitable lor the well furnlshcD table. Tons of Puro Candy, from cheap ermln for children, un U better grades. For EOc wo can furnish you a box of Delicious Candles worth a dollar else' where. IF YOU WANT TO BE HAPPY DONT FORQET NEW ENGLAND BAKERY Fraternal Directory. HARMONY LODGE, NO. 3, I. O. O. F. Meets every Monday evening at 7: SO U Harmony Hall. King street. II. McKECHNY, N. O. , E. U. HENDIIY, Secretary. All visiting brothers very cordially Uvlted. MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2, K. of P. Meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 'clock In liarmouy Hall. King street. Visiting brothers cordially Invited to attend. II. J. OALLAQKER, C. C. A. E. MUHl'HV, K. II. B. OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P. Meets every Friday evening nt Har mony Hall, King street, at 7:30. Mem bers of Mystic Lodge, No. 2, and visit ing brothers cordially Invited. F. V. DUNN. C.C. ED. C. ALDR1CH, K. ot R. & S. FOR SALE ! -AT MAKIKI- Now two-story house. Eletrlc lights; stable for 3 horses and car riage. Modern sani tary plumbing. Ce ment sidewalk. Near Electric Car Line. $3,500 EASY T 11 It M 8 CASTLE & LANSOALE, 5ofi-SQ7 Stanr.cnwald BIJ LOCAL AND GENERAL Postage on the Bulletin's special In dustrial edition Is three cents to all parts of the Statec Y W)fzpauxmi&wjzn , lit wzr sw Tils. Sua Wo have constantly on band a fine lino of Alaska and Star Refrigerators, Ice Boxes, Stoves, Rubber Hose, -Paints and Oils. HAWAIIAN HARDWARECO.,Ltd B16 FORT ST. HONOLULU, H. T, When You Want a Rig RlNO UP TUB CbLb,UbB LIVERY BOARDING and SALES STABLES, c : : : : sib fort street Btablo 'Phone, 109 Main. Hack Btand, 'Phones 319 and 72 C, H. BELLINA. B A B V CARRIAGES AND GO-CARTS Latest Styles Low Prices HOFFSCHLAEGER Co., Ltd. 29 KING ST., NEAR BETHEL BEGIN THE NEW YEAR WELL By having your photo taken. My work In ot the highest quality and prices reasonable J. J. Williams, Take elevator In Boston Block. Professional Cards. THEMONEXPRESSCO. Safes, Pianos, Furniture MOVED Drays lor Freight and Lumber Our representative meets all Incom ing steamers from tho CoaBt, and w. chock baggage on all outgoing steam rs. White and Black Sand For Sal? Office with Evening Bulletin, 211 King street Tel 86. W. LARSEN, Wft. Madame A. Sclioellkopf, FROM PARI8, WILL TEACH FRENCH n classes or private lessons. Residence Extension of Hotel 8L, )pp. Adventlst Church. French Laundry 505, Corner of Beretanla Ave. and Punch bowl St. All Work Done By Hand, Lace Curtains, Silk and Glove Cleaning a specialty. AUADIE tt CO. Read "Wants" on pago G. Finely bred Leghorn roosters nro wanted. Sec Want column. New parlors of Mrs. Hannn In tho Oregon block, Union street. Domes & McTlghe, successors to Co mara & Co., liquor dealers, 95 King St. Mystic Lodge, No. 2, K. of P., meets tonight In Harmony Hall, King street. N'lcoly furnished rooms, Popular House, 1249 Fort St., $1.00 per week up. Corns and Ingrowing nails removed without pain by Dr. Uoglc, Arlington block. The ofTIco of the PEERLESS PRE SERVING PAINT CO. Is 017 Fort street. Ulank books of all sorts, ledgers, etc. manufactured by the Bulletin Publish tng Co. The adjourned nnnual meeting of tho Wirlnnac Co. will be held on March .1 nt 10 o'clock a. m. Tho weekly edition of tho Evening Bulletin gives a complete summary of tho news of tho day. Meet me at the Fountain tho popu lar Ice cream nnd soda water resort; Wall, Nichols Co.. Ltd. A notice of Interest to those wish ing to sec lantnna destroyed Is pub lishcd By Authority today. The engagement of Miss Clara Hertz ot Honolulu and Dr. E. W. Dodd of Butte, Mont., Is announced. Privates Wm. Peterson nnd Albert Easman have been promoted to be corporals In Co. A, N. 0. II. Intending steerage passengers per S. S. Alameda will noto the notice ot the agents on page 7 ot this Issue. The annual meeting of the llono Una Sugar Co. will bo held on Thurs day at 10 o'clock In tho morning. The Hawaiian Woman's Club will meet at the home of Miss Desha, Pa latini, Tuesday, Feb. 25, at 3 o'clock. The stock books of the Klhei Plan tation Co. will be closed to transfer from the 2Cth to 2Sth Inst, Inclusive, The stock books of the Hawaiian Sugar Co. will be closed to transfers from Wednesday to Friday of this week. Charles Moltcno, formerly of Mer chant street, has reopened his shaving parlor on King street, opposite Young building. A meeting of Irishmen Is to be held tonight nt tho drill shed to devlso ways and means for tho celebration ot St. Patrick's day. The band will give a concert on tho grounds of the Hawaiian hotel this evening nt the usual time. Four Ha' wallnn songB will be given. A pocket book containing a largo sum ot money has been lost by a lady, n strnnger In town. A substantial re ward will be paid for the return ot same to this office An evening shorthand speed class begins nt the High School un March 1st. Applications for membership will be received there by F. J. Armstrong between 5 nnd C p. m. Immediately after the mid-week ser vice tomorrow evening at Central Union church, there will be a business meeting of the members. A full at tendance Is requested. Don't forget Camarlnos of the Call fornlt Fruit Market when you want fruit and vegetables. Ho always has on hand a fresh supply of both Califor nia and Island fruits. Tclephono Main 378. D. T. Bailey, manager of the Son solldated Soda Works, has been com pelled to resign on account of ill health. Clius. E. Frashcr, for a long time bookkeeper of tho firm, has been appointed to fill the vacancy. C. n, Wilson has received n letter from Senator Forakcr stating that h has received the petition of the leper residents of Knlnupapa nnd Kalawao protesting ngalnst tho leper bill of Delegate Wilcox. This petition will be given full consideration before ac tion on tho bill is taken. An interesting 5 o'clock 20-mlnut. lecture will bo given at the Young Women's Christian Association next Thursday, by Miss Macdonald, who will talk on "First Aid to the Injured." Miss Barnard ot Kamchameha School, will pose for Miss Macdonald, so that the suggestions of the lecturer can be readily Illustrated to the audience. A memorial service for tho lato Dr. Oeorgc M. Saul Jr. was held Sunday afternoon nt ,tho residence of Mrs. Weir by the Rev. William M. Klncald, and was largely attended. A trio com posed by Mrs, C. II. Damon, Mrs, J. T. McDonald and Wm. Forbes, sang, "Lead, Kindly Light." and "Light Af ter Darkness," After the services tho many beautiful floral pieces were tak en to II. H. Williams' undertaking parlors and placed upon the casket The remains will bo shipped to Peta lumn, Cal., and will be placed aboard the Alameda tomorrow, Captain Timothy D, Murray, N. O. II., had a long funeral In carriages oc cupied by members of tho I. O, O. V. and friends, apart from the parade of his old Co. II, reinforced from other commands to the strength of ono hun dred. As stnted yesterday, tho mili tary pall bearers were: Captains Paul Smith, ltellly, Illpa, Rose, Klommo and Gonsalves. Those from the Odd Fellows were: W. O. Atwatcr (P. O,), O. A. Turner (P. G.), J. J. Ieckcr (P. C. P.), I). P. Lawrence (P. C. P"), J. C. Gall (P. 0.), and J. C. Lorcnzen (P. 0.). Tho procession wns directed by C. J. Flshcl, P. O., and II. McKech nle, N. G of Harmony Lodge. Services nt the hnll and cemetery were conducted In tho I. O. O. F. ritu al, "Nearer My God to Thee" being sung bcfoic starting out. Military honors were paid nt the grave In Nuu anu ccmeterv. Tho band played a dirge while the procession wns being formed nnd sacred tunes along tho route. Besides fie N. G. II. officers serving as pall-benrcrs thero were In attendance: Colonel J. II. Sopcr. Ma- Jors Zelglcr and Cnmara, Captains Wall and Schaefor, Lieutenants Smith, Carlyle, Moore. Gorman and Boycn Among numberless floral tributes was n pillow In red nnd whlto carnations from the dead man s command. , ABOUT FATHER OIL A late San Francisco paper hns tho following to say about Rev. J. L. O'Nell, O. P., founder and editor of tho Domlnlcnnn. the magazine published monthly by the Domlnlclan fathers in that city and who Is here for a thrco months' visit in the Interests of health. Father 0"Neall, who Is a New York er, by birth, had attained literary dis tinction before reaching this Coast. Ills "Why, When. How and What We Ought to Read" Is nn accepted text book In many Catholic schools, "Cath ollc Literature In the Home," "Cntholl city In the discovery of America" and a volume on Savonarola are among some ot his well known book. In the pulpit he Is a recognized orator and while EnBt lectured before the C'atholle. summer school at one of Its New Yo.'k sessions. He was transferred to the Domlnlclan Jurisdiction In California nnd line since been stationed at St. Dominic's monastery on Stclner strcfll. TENT MEETINGS' A tent to hold over three hundred peoplo Is to be put up on the empty lot off Fort street. Just above .Hotel street. In which Rev. Wm. Morris Kln cald of Central Union church, will hold a scries of evangelical meetings covering a period ot several weeks, Work was begun yesterday on the cen tral floor which was completed last evening. The big tent, the gift of P. C. Jones, will probably be raised over the space .tomorrow morning nnd the exterior will then bo arranged In a manner which will provide for the comfortable seating of all who enter. The first meeting will be held on Thursduy night at 7:30 o'clock. Thero will be a special lot ot singers under tho direction of P. W. Rider which will give a Bong service outside the tent to last fifteen minutes. Tho only two meetings to bo held this week will be on Thursday and Saturday evenings. McKINLIlY MEMORIAL. Milwaukee Beer Drat In fart nt well In came. Bottled at the urewcry. Frtl Miller Brtwlij C., Mllwaotte. Wit Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd. King Street, near Bethel. Ornamental Climbers DUTCHMAN'8 PIPE A rapid growing climber, with very curious flowers resembling a ptpo....10e DALLOON VINE A handsomo climber, with Inflated capsules liko a balloon Ec NASTURTIUMS A hardy climber, well adapt ed for tho Islands; blos soms appear In various and showy colors .... 5c CLACK-EYED 8J8AN Very ornamental, rapid grower; flno for arbors.. 5c HYACINTH DEANS A trench bean with beauti ful clusters of purple and whlto flowers-. 6c JAPANESE JOY An Introduction from Japan; it grows rapidly liko "Vir ginia Creeper," clinging firmly to nny wall or tree. 10c CLEMATIS A handsomo climber for nn arbor or lanal 10c MORNING GLORY A beautiful climber, with brilliant and varied color ed flowers Ec SWEET HE A3 Beautiful, fragrant, frco flowering plants, grown very successfully by many but not by all 10c HOLLISTER DRUG COMPANY FORT STREET. BOWERS' MERCHANT PATROL AND CONFIDENTIAL AGENCY Night watchmen furnished for build ings, business property and residences. Builders will do well to consult Bow ers In regard to watchmen. Office and Residence, School Street P. O. Box 284; Tel. White 3691. Motor, Carriage and Machine COMPANY. REPAIR AND BUILD ALL KINDS OF : : MACHINERY Sato Work of AH Kinds. Typewriter, Phonographs, Etc., Etc., Repaired. UNION 8TREET, near Hotel. Phone Blue 721. P. O. box 112. J. W. 8CHOENINQ, Manager. Subscribers to the BULLETIN not receiving their papers promptly will confer n favor by notifying tho Business OiBco; Telephone 256. Gleaners Meet. The Gleaners' Aid Society ot Central Union church held Its regular monthly meeting at the home ot Miss Julia Damon yesterday. Thero were In the neighborhood of fifty present. Mrs. C. M. Hyde read a paper on "Houses of Royalty" which she visited on her re cent tour of Kuope. The members talked over their annual lawn party, preparations for which will soon be gin. The exact date has not yet been decided 011 hut It will be held some time dining tho month of May. Following nrc the latest additions to the McKlnley Memorial fund. C. Brewer & Co., Honolulu $1,000 Castle & Cooke. Ltd., Honolulu.. 1,000 Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd., Ho nolulu 1,000 II. Haekfeld & Co., Ltd.. Hono lulu 1,000 The B. T. Dllllnghnm Co., Hono lulu 500 The Bank of Hawaii, Ltd., Hono lulu 230 Chas. M. Cooko 230 Lewers & Cooke, Ltd.. Honolulu 250 Henry Waterhouso & Co., Hono lulu 250 McCnndlcss Bros., Honolulu .... 300 Hotel Bond Concert. The band will play tho following se lections at a concert on the grounds of the Hawaiian hotel this evening, be ginning at 7:30 o'clock; PART I. Overture Tho King's Lieutenant Tlfl Finnic Tnnnhauscr Wagner Grand Selection Lohengrin.. Wagner Four Hawaiian Songs (n) Hooheno. (b) I.ihl Kal o Ohcle. Miss I. Kelllaa. (c) Wnl Mapiina. (d) Ahea Oc. Mrs. N. Alapal. PART II. Cornet Solo Tho First Love Neumann Mr. Charles Krcuter. Selection Toreador (by request) Monckton Waltz Tender Kisses .... Wnldteufel Polka Pollnchlnollo Fahrbach Tho Star Spangle 1 Banner. . Y. V. C. A. NOTES Mrs. Walter F. Frear will give the fourth of her series of Emerson lec tures on Friday afternoon nt 4 o'clock In tho Y. W. C. A. hall, her subject being, "Man In Relation to Society." Miss Iola Barber's concert, which Is to bo given Friday night, will be a musical treat, as several of Honolulu's best musicians will be on tho program. flOSLER SAFES Best Insurance In the World HAWAIIAN IRON FENCE AND MONUMENTAL CO,,. LTD. Tel. 287 Main. 176 King f treet DIED. M'CI.KAIinY In Kapaa, Kaunl, Feb. 0. 1002, Miss Izzlo McClearey, aged 23 years. It Is a Real Pleasure, to us to speak favorably of PAIN-KILLER, known al most universally to be a good and safe remedy for burns and other pains of tho body It Is valuable, not only for colds In winter, but for various summer complaints, and should bo In every family. The casualty which demands It may come unaware. Christian Ad vocate, Avoid substitutes, thero Is hut one Paln-Klller, Perry Davis'. Price 25c. and 50c A $20.00 BELT for $5,00 -. Alden Electric "Belt' penary Is guaranteed ' all the curative rroner files of the esoemlve bells now sold bv Jo, tors and druggists. it gives a very trong current of electricity and Is easily regulated. Hcund to supersede others. Can be had from the undersized onlys no lEents; no discount. Circular free. Address Plerco Electric Co . 200 Post St., Son Francisco. Sent free to Hawaii for 65.00 wgMSm dJii rv y--w Flic Dr. (with sus- in possess ICE rtlANUFACTURED FROM PURE DI8TILLED WATER. : : l i Dollvored to any part ot city by courteous drivers. Oahn Ice and Electric Co KEWALO. TELEPHONE DLUE 3151. HOFFHAN & HARKHAn. Waialua Beach Hotel A. WENNER, Manager, Now Open for Business. Fin est of Accommodation. Finest of Bathing. Be 8ure to Get Off at Waialua Station. RATES $2.50 per day; Special Rates by Week" or Month. For further Information ad dress HALEIWA POSTOFFICE. Beaver Lunch Rooms Fort St., bet. Queen and Merchant OPEN A BOTTLE of "PRIA10" and you will find a beer ot absolute purity. Beers that are shipped long distances are fortttlcd and the acids used for tills purpose aro Injurious to the health. 'primo LAGER contains no fortification. Out of six bottled beers examined by the government chemist, 'PRIMO' was the only one found pure. 1 t 1 t 1 1 & J(k rw1 $Q i tyio They'll bring apod price ! Tho now 1902 designs In WALL PA , PER8 nro particularly pleasing. Tho best of art has been worked Into wall decorations and thero Is Individuality In tho patterns. Best papers at tho lowest price. HrZ? A J DERETANIA ST 3lZl,rYLrf next to emma Metropolitan Meat Co., LIMITED. lis w Freeh Meats and Pish by Every Steamer From the Coast that has Colrl Storage. Choice Beef, Veal, Mutton. ( Lamb and Pork always on hand. Also Poultry, Salmon and Halibut. FOR SALE AT The Metropolitan Market, King St., Tel. 45. The Booth, Fishmarket, Telephone 379. Central Market. Nuuanu St.. Telephone 104. C. J. DAY & CO. GROCERIES 122 King St., next to Bulletin Office. Manufacturer's Agent Wanted. A largo Amorican manufa ono in Honolulu who is In po Watch, Clock and Jewelry sldcrcd except that of soma representing American manul given to any ono who Is enga carrying stock, etc. Tho bust a lino of samples, from whlcu ped direct from tho factory. less accompanied by full ex pllcant's business, and full an cturcr desires to arrange with some sltlon to represent their lino to tho Trado. No application will bo con ono engaged solely In the business of ncturcrs. Tho agency would not be ged In business for his own account, ness would bo conducted by carrying orders could bo secured, to bo ship No applicant would bo considered un planatlon as to tho nature of the up- d satisfactory references. Address : MANUFACTURER, this office. Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Go. ROOMS 508, 509, 510 STANGENWALD BUILDING. P. O. BOX 834. TEL. MAIN 70 All classes of Engineering Work solicited; Examinations, Surreys and Re ports made for any class ot Waterworks, Steam and Electric Conetructloij Plans and Specifications and Estimates Prepared, and Construction Superin tended, In all branches ot Engineering Work; Contracts solicited for Rail roads, Electrlo and Steam; Tunnels, Bridges, Buildings, Highways, Founda tions, Piers, Wharves, etc. Special attention given to Examinations, Valuations, and Report Properties for Investment purposes. FREDERICK J. AMWECi, M. AM. Boa C. ., Engineer and Manaxer. W. R, CASTLE JR., Secretary and Treasurer. Oreakfast, Lunch and Dinner Served. Everything first-class. Comploto line Key West and Domestic Clgara alwayi on band. H, J, NOLTE, - Proprietor, HART fir CO-, (LIMITED) HIE ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS Flno Ice Creams and Water Icjs, Chocolate and Confections. The Finest Resort In the City. Try our "Elite" Oyster Cocktails. JUST RECEIVED PER GERMAN SHIP "MARIE HACKFELD' GERMANIA and CLOVER LEAF CEMENT also IRON MATERIAL FOR RAILROAD GARS for 30-Inch track, For sale in quantities to suit, at lowest market prices by H. HACKFELD & CO., LIMITED OAHU CARRIAGE MF'G CO., Ltd. 1170 River Street. Bet. Beretanla and Pauahl. Tel. Bluo B41. P. O. Box 078. Rubber Tires pot on in Satis factory Manner. MANUFACTURERS OF Fine Carriages, Wagons and TmCkS. Repair Work a Specialty All orders promptly attended to. Only competent help employed.