Evening bulletin. [volume], April 28, 1902, Image 5

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EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU H. T.. MONDAY, APIUL 28. 1902.
PERMEO FOUNTAIN PEN PILLS
GIVE YOUR
FOUNTAIN PBN
A PILL.
Every user of a Fountain Pen should
have them. They aro convenient,
osilly handled and always ready or
use.
TRY THEM.
'J;WALL, NICHOLS CO., Ltd., A6.
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OAK CHIFFONIERS :
There Is no other place In the world where a chiffonier Is
needed so much as In Honolulu. In this climate, whero ladles Q
require bo many changes of clothing, extra spaco Is In demand to a
keep them, and no other phec of furnlturo Is qulto so convenient
and beautiful as a chiffonier. Our present stock Is very band-
some and the prices aro low W
Wo also hate a complete stock of 0
Dining Room Tables
both round and square with chairs to match and some very hand- 9
somo
Round Card Tables
We will bo pleased at all times to Bhovv you our stock. Q
J. HOPP & COMPANY,
LEADING FURNITURE DEALERS
a Corner Kind ond Uetlicl Streets Q
II WEEK'S HITS
Judging from the list of plays offered
to the patrons of the Orphctim, the
Kllcford company lias held three ot
their strongest plnn for this neck. To
night "A Klsg of Truce." as good a
play as was ever written, will be pre
sented It Is by Wm. Ilansnorth, au
thor of 'The Ensign," and other no-
r'irj-n-jTii-iir w -CT-nr"j .:-' it. i- ,,,rr'i-i
KssiwKffiSPKi "WgZal . SftSsSM&V''
$'
iM lff,l ,,,,, v
Wrifl ffi'tf,
W.
table successes. Every character In the
play has an equal chance for recogni
tion. Special scenery will be used and
a number of specialties Introduced
Wednesday nnd Thursday evenings the
Kllcfords will give "The American
alrl," Friday and Saturdaj "The
Hunger."
At the family matinee "nttirilay af
ternoon Ilaby Lillian and Little Evclvn
will hold a reception on the Orplicuiu I
stage, to which those in the matlnei
who desire, will be given an opportun
tty to meet tho little ones personally.
hk BiBlis
LOCAL AMI GENERAL
H. W. Foiter, Jeweler, IBS Hotel St.
The remnant sale at Whltnej 4
Marshes Is on this week,,
A sliver plated veterinary Instru
ment has been lost. See Lost column
on page S
Your amateur photographic work
will be veil done If taken to Honolulu
Photo Supply Co.
A card of thanks from the bereaved
family of the late James K. Kaulla ap
pears on page 8.
The weekly edition of the Evening
Dulletln gives a complete summary of
the news ot the day.
If jou would have u really good cup
of coffee telephone to May & Co. for
their Old Kona Coffee.
The names of the newly elected offi
cers of the Oregon Uulldlng Co. appear
oo page 8 under New Today,
A fine gold fob and enameled charm
was last Saturday evening. Reward tor
return See ad under New Today
The phaeton of Dr. Howard Humph
rts was demolished lis an electric car
on Llllba street Saturday morning.
Table claret and other wines" are
sold by Gomes & McTlghc. liquor
rtcalers.N King street. Tel. Main 110
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders ot the Star Soda Works to-i
morrow at 10 a. ni. See ad under New
Today. ,
Bourbon Whiskey, 6 years old, J3 50; j
Claret, 50 cents; Sherry and Tokay, 73
cents a gallon at Hoffscblaeger Co.'s,
King street.
SI. T. Simonton, clerk to Circuit
Judge Robinson, Is drawing grand and
trial Jury panels of eighteen men eacn I
fiotu lists of fifty each for the Mas
term ,
When H St. Dow went down Satur-1
rtaj afternoon In his lacht anchored!
near the lighthouse he found that somo'
one had cut jwoj and curried off his
main shut i
In the Police Court this forenoon ,
Luni Hong nnd Yorg 1'lng, two viola
tors ot Hoard ot Health regulations
weie lined 510 und costs eacn on Hit
charge of common nuisance. j
R C. Drown, secrttar) of the Orlcu-1
A HIT!
a
genuine
hit
An uptodato Ilia ich
cr at an upto-dato
price, $4.50 Invested
In this shoo will bring
jou more returns In
comfort and satisfac
tion than twice that
amount spent In oth
er ways. This Bleu
chcr Is built on mad
cm, progrcsslvo lines
nnd Is a fitter and a
winner In every re
spect " " " " "
J. H. FISHER
a Company,
Sleek and Bond Brokers.
AGENTS FOn
FIFtE ASSOCIATION, of Philadelphia,
WESTERN AS8URANCE CO, af Tf
ronto.
Offices Btangenwald Bldf, M
j chant Street. Tel. Main lit.
I HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, April 28, 1901
MclNERNY
SHOE STORE
Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monumental Co.
4
TELEPHONE
H. E. HENDRICK, Prop.
MAIN 287. 176-180 KINQ STREET.
Bulletin 75c per month.
Alexander & Baldwin's tug Leslie
held win arrived early today from Ka
huiul to go on tho dry dock for a gen
eral overhauling. Sho wnnted to go
on tho marine railway when bIio was
here Inst, but the steamers Slaul and
I A. Cummins were ahead of her and
tno could not watt her turn.
The Baldwin brought tho remains
of Jack Cushlngham, who was chief
engineer at the Pain plantation, and
.ho was formerly foreman at tho Ho
nnlulu Iron Works. Sir. Cushlngham
died yesterday morning from djscn-
tery. The wife of the deceased accom
panied the remains to this city. The
funeral takes place this afternoon at
3 o'clock from the undertaking par
lors of II. II. Williams. The remains
will be Interred In tho family plot in
the Slaklkl cemetery.
A
cup of
good coffee
To get a cup of real good cof
fee you'll have to start back of
the actual making that Is. to
the roasting and grinding.
May's ,
Kona Coffee
Is roasted fresh every day and
ground as )ou need It.
It Is pure old Konn coffee and
there Is nono belter on earth;
clear and delicious. Costs only
30c the pound
H. MAY & CO.
LtMITED.
Tho Populur Grocery.
22 TELEPHONES 24-
Plenty 'Good Gravy'
CHEAP ,
BOOKS
NEW..
BOOKS
OVER..
1200
PAPER NOVELS received Ex. S, S.
"SIERRA" - 20c to 50c each
and now on snlc at tho
Golden Rule Bazaar
ISO HOTEL ST.
BREAKFAST
FOODS
according to tho opinions
of pbjslclans and food ex
perts, we have all tho best
ot tho many breakfast
foods now on the market.
Trere Is one that has be
come the most popular ot
all foods simply because
Its work nnd results tell
quickly and satisfactorily.
Come and we'll tell you
confidentially which .will
suit you best.
LEWIS & GO.
ji it Limited 11 u
1060 Forvr street.
240 Two Telephone-. 240.
DEATH OF J Hill
Washington, April 2. Tho War De
pnitmcnt Is advised of the death at
Manila, April 2, of l'lrst Lieut Ilprt H
Merchant. Klglith Infantrj of disen
teiy and liver abscess, lie was bore
In Sllchlgan and was promoted from
the ranks In 1S97.
Mis. Slerchantl was here severa
months ago as a guest at tho Hawaiian
hotel and while visiting In Honolulu
was entertained frequently li sottety
people. She left In a transport to Join
her husband In Slanlla. Sirs. Mer
chant Is a niece of Gen, Chaffee
The body ot the late Lieut. Merchant
was supposed to leave Slanlla In tlirf
transport Sheridan on the loth Inst.
nccompanlcd by the bereaved widow.
As the transport V HI make this port be
foie proceeding to San Francisco, it
has been requested that notice of tlw
fact be published In the Bulletin In or
der that the friends of tho widow will
call on the lady when sho arrives her"
and attempt to In some measure soften
the sorrow of her present Journey,
Something over $500 was realized
from the Normal school fait Satuiday
afternoon and evening.
"TWO WAYS OF LOOKING AT IT"
Both wrong.
Twelve Inches Is tho averago dis
tance at which perfect eves see best
and easiest.
Holding book or paper differently
meuns eve strain means an error In
refraction or defectlvo muscles
means gravo harm Eooner or later.
"A glasa In tlmo saves" slightly
changed, hut you know tho Import, and
eves are moro Important than stitches.
A. N. SANFORD,
Manufacturing Optician,
Boston Building, Fort Street
Over May & Co,
ORPHEUM
Every evening during the week except
Sunday.
Elleford's
Big Company
TO-NIGHT
A FLAG OF TRUCE
WEDM1SDAY AND TIIURSDW
THE AMERICAN GIRL
FRIDAY and 8ATURDAY
THE PLUNGER
MATINuE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
tal Life Insurance Company, leaves In
the China for an extended business trip
to Shanghai and Hongkong He will
icturn the early part of July.
Hadifeld &. Co ale moving their
Hllo planing mill machinery from Its
present quarters on Front street to tho
former location ndjolning the main
warehouses and lumber yaicK
Frank Peters of the Canadian Pa
cllic Ilallroad Is expected In Honolulu
hj an early steamer Sir. Vetera Is
one of the best authorities on trans
portation In Canada.
The big trees outside the curb on
King street near Alakeu arc being re
moved Beautiful though they were,
the trees obstructed tralllc besides be
ing a perpetual Interference with elec
tric wires.
The United States Fish Commission
Btc.mer Albatross, Captain Thomas.
If it port nt an early hour thU morning
foi a cruise otf the Tslands of Molokal
and Slaul. Shu will bo gone, several
iln) a.
The Qlobo Navigation Company's
fieighter Eureka was scheduled to
Ball from Seattle on tho 21th Instant
for Honolulu with general cargo. She
Ic expected hero about the 5th of next
nonth. At this port sho will load a
full cargo of sugar for San Francisco
The bark Nuuanu has about com
p1' ted discharging her general enrgo
Irom New York. Tomorrow sue will
rrcve to the railway wharf to tnKo on
sugar She will take on about lOrt
tf.ns of sugar here and then proceed j
(r Kaluiltil She will leave here about
Saturday From Kahulul she will sail
for New York with 170Tj tons of sugar j
The Sons of St (Jeorge wjll give a
social and dance In the San Antonio
Hnll. Vlnejard street at 8 o'clock this
evening This Is the first dance given
for some time and the tickets for It ari
going at a great rate. The social this
cvenlngSs bound to be a great success
Tickets may be obtained from the com
mittee In charge consisting of F. II.
C. Seymour. Geo. S. Harris C. A, .Mack
intosh, W C Iloe or at Thrum's book
store.
There was an attendance of five or
six hundred people at the first contests
of the tug-of-war tournament In tho
Aula warehouse Saturday night. Thu
Pacific Hardware Co.'s team pulled tha
Portuguese over the line In twent-
four minutes. The weight of the for
mer was 1233 pounds and that of the
Portuguese 1114 pounds In the con
test between the Longshoremen and
Kanl Ke Ails, the latter won In fifteen
minutes Chalmers Graham, A. (J. SI
Uobertion and C. II. WlUon were the
Judges
INDUCEMENTS
EXTRAORDINARY
The following aro no n'dlnurj offerings as In somo instances wo
have reduced tho prices on staple gooiTs over one-half. In every case
tho opportunity ot saving money Is exceptional and should be taken
advantage of by bujers with tho slightest economical propensities.
Salo begins Monday morning, April 28th,
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE.
C. Brvf fcConptny,
NS S.chlDO.Co.L'l
LB. Km ft Co., LI J..
SUGAR.
Cwt Ptindllon Ca . . . .
Htvcllio ArrlcolturtlCo
n.miiiiLom a:Mito
Htwatlin Sufir Co ....
Hononu Suftr Co ,.
HonokiaSufir Co....
Haiku Sot' Co ....
Kabuku Plantation Co
I KIMIPIant.Co.Ltd,..
I Klpahulu Surar Co....
i Koloa Surar Co . ,.
McBrydaSuCo.,Ld.
O.hu Sgrar Co . ,.
CHrnta Sucar Co
Otkala Surar Plan. Co
lOIaaSu Co. til , aa)
I OlaaSuCo Ltl plupf
1 Olowalu CAfnr.nv
Paauhau Su Plan Co
Pacific Surar Mill
Pala Plant! 'Ion Co
PapetkM Si e.r Co ..
Plonttr Mill Co
Plonnr Mill Co Aims
Walalua Arm Co
WallukuSurarCo .
WalmanaloSurar Co
Walnaa Mill Co
MISCELLANEOUS
Wilder Staamihlo Co
Inttr-lslanJ Steam N Co
Hawaiian tiftric Co
Hon Rarli T A L Co
Mutual Ttlerhona Co
Oarm Rv&L Co
reorie t let st K I e Co
BANKS
First National Hank
Flnt ASUank&TCo
nosn;
Hawaiian Gov a eer cent
Hllo RR Co i percent
nen Kapu irantu
Ewa Plantat n 6 per rent
O.hu R ft L Co per c
Oahu Plantation 6 r c
Olaa Plantation p. c
naiaiua Affricul op c
TAFFETA SILK SALE
350 j ards of assorted shades
Taffeta Silk, our regular 1.10
and 1 00 quality On sate this
w eek at
50 cents
KID GLOVE SALE
Any lady desiring Kid Gloves,
the latest with clasp fastenings.
In White. Illack or Tan shndes,
heavy stitching on back, all en
tirely new stock and In perfect
condition, should not miss this
opportunity.
VICTOR GLOVES at
Ktgular price $1.50.
95 cents
LADIES' FANCY NECKWEAR
Beautiful assortment on tale
this week at exactly one half
price.
PURSES
Flno Leather Purses at our
own prices, all In excellent con
dition. Wo are closing them
out at a loss.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Bargains offered this week In
every line Como and see them.
BARGAINS IN TOWELS
Just 100 doz superb Cotton
I luck Towels. Slzo 18x34 In.
this week at
75c a dozen
READY MADE SHEETS
Excellent Cotton material.
Anchor llrand ready for use,
size 90x90, regular price. 90c.
C0u on salo this week nt
65cents
HANDKERCHIEF BARGAINS
30 doz. Ladles' Handker
chiefs, embroidered corners.
This week at
5 cents
FANBY BORDER Handkerchiefs
Cj doz. on salo this week at..
CarltatlS J
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t.eoo,onc
eo,
s.
liltMSo
8 000.000
TSO.
$00,000
509,000
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JOC.OOO
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) 600.000
1.000,000
joo too
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a joo,ooo
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5000,000
500.000
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tso.oool
a a 50.
500 000
4,500,000
700,000
asa,oco
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500 000
500,000
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150,000
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Albert Raas
FINANCIAL AGENT.
STOCK AND BOND BROKER.
MEMBER Or
HONOLULU 8T0CK EXCHANGE.
Orders for tho purchase or salt ot
stocks and bonds carcfuly and prompt
ly executed. Loans negotiated
Office Room 401, 4th floor. SUngsn-
wald Bldg. Postoffice box 390; Tal
phone Main 331.
50c a dozen
BLUE SEAL VASELINE
This week, per bottle
5 cents
HOSIERY
Sato ot Hosiery will bo ex
tended to tills week, same ex
tremely low prices prevailing
as during last week
Pacific import Co., Ltd.
MODHL BLOCK,
FORT ST.
LOST TWO HO ITS.
Two of the steamer Walalcale's
bouts "wero lost at Anahola while tho
vessel was there on her last trip.
They were carried by the swell up on
tin beach. One of the steamer's men
narrowly escaped drowning by tho
capsizing of one of the boats.
BISHOP WILLIS ON MAUI.
Wallukii, April 28. Bishop Willis ar
rived In Walluku trom Hawaii last
evening and will preach at the Church
of the Good Shepherd tomorrow (Sun
day) morning Itev. Canon Ault will
conduct the services.
Honest dental work
at lionest jices
Tho New York Dental Parlors are
under now management and aro turn
ing out tho best kind ot dentat work
known to tho profession at tho lowest
prices over Knorm In Honolulu.
Each department In charge of a spe
cialist and our operators t " graduate
dentists of tho bcst-rerognized schools
In tho L. S. or tho world.
We havo n larger stall than any oth
er dentnl office In the city; wo have
tho best plato workers, crown and
bridge specialists, and In fart alt
branches of dentistry as practiced by
us aro strictly up to date
Wo can savo 5011 money on jour den
tal work. Wo will tell ou In advance
exactly what jour work will cost by
a freo examination.
SET TEETH 00
GOLD CROWNS $5.00
GOLS FILLING'S $1.00
SILVER FILLINGS 50c
HO PWTES
: "gREn
Alt our instruments aro thoroughly
sterilized before use.
New York Dental Parlors,
itoom 4, Elite Uulldlng-, Hotel tJUeei
LADIKS IN ATTKNDANC1
Hours, 8 a. m. to 6 p. n.
Sundays. 9 a. m. to 12 tu.
tal! JHafiaM afei
VaVkirjvnfjjJtSM
I h Ur ' AlJtn
A
$20.00
BELT for
S5.00
Fred. L. Waldron
BROKER AND
COMMISSION MERCHAN1.
P. O. Box 653: TeJ Blue 791: Room
3. SoreckeU BulldlLg.
P. H. Burnette
Real Estate and Conveyancing, Insur
anee and Collection, Notary Public.
Halstead & Co., Ltd
Stock and
Bond Brokers
MONEY ADVANCED ON SUGAR
SECURITIES.
921 Fort Street
TEL. MAIN 133.
A. C. LOVEKIN.
STOCK AND BOND BROKER,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
403 Judd Building:.
Room 10, Mclntyre Building.
M Slenklewlcz, tho Polish novelist,
writes In a Paris journal that the Boers
may think themselves lucky to be van
quished by the British, who will treat
them well. If they had been so un
fortunate as to fall into the hands ot
Prussia they would sharo tho fate of
the Inhabitants of Prussian Poland.
curtains
CURTAIN WEEK AT
a
E. W.Jordan's
O'pheum Popular Prices 25c, 60e,
MATlNKi: PUICUS 15c and 25c.
75c
blort-u "Belt
(v i tit n 3iJ; Pe'" irv s KuaralitccJ
to povsess vti all tin erttlve proper
ti" of tlif oieiv-lve bel n n ivv sold by
In tnr- md drui'f, ' It rvm a very
trout; current of electrkih anil Is easily
rcjnlateJ. Hound to upcr-Je others. Can
b hid frnm the unJc-rlir.neJ only; mi
aKeMtS iwili-.ctn.nt. (..Ircul.ir fitc. Address
"I'l-cc lllcctrlc Co . 206 Pot St.. San
i-r 11 ,.icn. Scent tree to Ihw jII fur $5.00
Itev W H. Illco of the Antl-Salooa
League has leidved uothe from itev
1 Mi L'rii'un of llilo thut the League &
wink in thut llj bits lietn ver 1,111
' iist-ful A shuit time ago the l.rjMin
stilt nitltlui.g to Hllo til be Mmh d b
'iiAldiiitK of the cli In older la fun
1 ti all the Usuauie of 11 full tnlnun II-
mine foi whli b application had been
ni.idi Mi. C'rtiznn writes that tlicj.
petitions hid lieing signed by a Urge
Miinliei of people, no km than newntj
tunics huvlim bet 11 bccnicd ou u peti
tion after oue slncle morning service.
NO. 10 6T0P.I1
300 PAIRS CURTAINS
from 50 cents a
pair up.
The ItcHt collection In tho city nnd much
lower tliini tiKunl prices for ,
one wm; ONLY.
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