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BpWMkBHvI EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU, ,T II., SATUIIDAY SEPT 1 1M0 15 V A Every Utensil Sterilized mid every precaution taken to instit c abiO. lutely pure Milk The Pond Dairy Telephone 2890 MILK 121jo A QUART 1 A..BL0M, Dry .Goods Fort Street, Oppoitte Catholic Church Dunn's Hat Shop, IMPORTERS and DESIGNERS MILLINERY FORT STREET New Fall Millinery MISS POWER'S MILLINERY PARLORS Boiton Building Fort Street LEADING EAT CLEANERS. All Kindt of Hati Cleaned and Blocked, No Acidi Uied. Worlf Quarttitted FELIX TURRO, Soecialiit, 1104 Fort Street. Opp. Content Honolulu. T, H. Orders Taken (or MRS. KEARNS' ISLAND FRUIT PRODUCTS And THOMAS' SLICED PINEAPPLES MISS WOODWARD.,., . ., .Fort Street New Shipment Steamer Trunks and Bags YEE CHAN & CO. Bethel and Kintf Streets' Always Something New at YAT HING STORE Importers and dealers in Fancy Dry Ooods, Oriental Silks and dents' Furnishings, Trunks, Suit Cases, etc. HOTEL ST OPP. THE EMPIRE FANCY DRY GOODS Wah Ying Chorig Co., King St., Ewa Fish Market WING CHONG CO 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 fox Gifts at Wing On Chong's, Bethel St, Between King and Hottl ? IMPORTERS OF ORIENTAL I GOODS WING WO TA1 & CO. 041 Nuuanu Street Phone 1020 FINEST FIT i And Cloth of Al Quality Can be h. Purchased from SAlNCi CHAM, MO OANDLESS BLDG. E 0. Box 001 Telephone 1731 Meat Market and Importers. C. Q. Yee Hop & Co, S. MIYAMOTO . Carpenter Contractor for Building, Stone and Cement Work, Painting, Paperhang- Inc. ' Ho, 1310 I.II.IHA BT Cor, Kukut, Honolulu H, Y08HINA0A i Kmiim Street, abovt UrrtUnli tfew BIQY0I.ES nrilvrd for mcIii ami mm mo. l'rcM, $30 up u I'M, vvflliout fU. )Uilrlltf mill f( llriiiK done "tly. Jewelry of the latcit produc tions of the best Amer ican factories such ns is pleasing and will stand the test of the most exacting is ar riving by nearly eveiy mail. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO J.AftVieira&Co. 113 HOTEL STREET Automobile Supplies & Repairing Associated Garage, Limited Autos Repaired Your mctune will be ready foi ton when we say it will be. We lou't experiment on autoi; wt rtaali hem. Von Hamm- Young Co., Ltd. uexanp;b youno BuixiiniB LOCOMOBILE "The But-Built Car in America" SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO.. LTD. Agents J. W. KERSHNIB Auto Tire Repairing 1177 Alakea St. Phone 2434 Poultry IMPORTED and ISLAND I'ltK'L'H HKABONAIILi: CLUB STABLES Telephone HOD Chemical fc'ngines and Watchman's Clocks For Sale by J. A. OILMAN Fort Street THE RENEAR CO. Limited ALOAROBA BEAN MILLS THJS Chos. R. Frazier Company rOUB ADVERTISE!! Phone 1371 122 King St. For the Beit SODAS, OINUER ALE and DISTILLED WATER, telephone 2270, Ryoroft's Fountain Soda Works llluiik imiiltH n( nil miru HVrt, Ho, iiuiiiiruiiiiii iy Dm II ill I nil)' San Francisco HijjelslSAYS ROOSEVELT HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO Oeary Street, above Union Squire JiutoppotlM Hotel St. Ff.odt European Plan $1,60 s day up American Plan $3.00 a day up Steel and brick structure, furnlib Iiigscost $200,000. nigh class hotel at moderate rates. Centerof theatre andretalldlitrlct.Oncarlinestrans. lerrlngalloverdty.Omnlbusmeets all trains and steamers. Send for booklet with map of San Francluto. Hotel Stewart now recognized as IlawAilanlslandheadquar'rs.Cable address, "Trawets." ABC Code. HOTEL STEWART GENUINE DUTCH (GIN The drink of those who know that it is the finest gin ever imported into Hawaii. Made by P. Locpuyt & Co , in smiwam, itoiland. Delivered to any part of the city, PRICE, $2.00 A BOTTLE ROSA & CO., , Alakea, and Queen Streets FTER the moving. picture show drop into the CRI TERION for a cold glass of beer served as only the CRI serves beer. Corner Hotel and Bethel Sts. C. A. PEACOCK Prop. Try Haleiwa FOR A FEW DAYS AND RENEW YOUR ENERGY. SERVICE AND CUISINE EXCELLENT WAIKIKI INN First-Class Familv Hotel Best Bathing on the Beach W, 0. BERGIN. Prop. Hotel Majestic Sachs Block. Fort and BeretanU Sts. Fine furnished rooms, $1 per day 1)0 and uuwards uer month. Sulan- did accommodations. MRS, C. A. BLAI8DELL. Pro. IRIMO BJbCr Order Cream Pure Rye Sold bv . LOVEJOY AND CO. Rainier Beer FOR SALE AT ALL BAR! Telephone 2131 Ice Delivered to residences and offices at 25c. per hundred in 10-lb, lots or more. W. 0. BARNHART 133 Merchant Street Telephone 14 CO ICE Manufactured from pur dlitllltd vat tr, Dilivtrsd to any part of city by eourttcui drivtrs, Oalui Ice & Electric Co., Ktwuln Telephone 1I8B e.. , .. j . llHlr I In l.'illlnrUI IImiuii I'liuiif UIHR. II ii II rl III Mh'Iiii'm lldlic riMiiic yur.ii. IS TOO RABID NKW YOltK. Sept. 2. William llarncs Jr., Hepulillcan committee-( man, publisher of the Albany Jour nal, and acknowledged leader of the Republican' machine In the State since the passing 'of Timothy I, ' Woodruff's control, today stated In an Interview that hysteria linn run riot throughout the country and thntj the nctlvlty of Insurgent reformers hns become a menace to the nfel of the country ' llarnes declared that Col. Iloose velt's recent addresses have startled thoughtful men. He said also that level-headed men have been Impress ed by ttoosevelt with the frightful danger that lies In the probability of his ascendency to the ower ami position which he oilce held HORRORS OF JAPAN'S FLOODS. VICTOItlA. 11 C, 3ept. 2 The first authoritative news regarding the actual losses In life nnJ pioportyiCbamberi Drug Co.. Ltd.: lillo Drue during the great Hood In Japan reached this city today. According to the report, the death ll.t ex- ceeded one thousand drowned and missing. It fifteen prefectures there were 180,000 houses wrecked or swept a Way and 1113 homed flooded Altogether 359,350 acres were Hooded and two mllllo people were left homeless, Several steamers were wrecked CtOAkMAKXRS' STRIKE SETTLED NEW VoilK, Sept. 2. The great cloaknmkers' strike w,as settled to da), the, victory being won by the strikers. Seventy thousand wnrk-J erg, who were out nine months, re turned to their places. Ten million dollars Were Iijit In Wages. The loss to the manufactur. ers Was a hundred millions. DICKINSON GOES TO HONGKONG. MANILA, Sept. 2. Secretary or Wur DIckliiEon and party departed today on the transport. Crook for Hongkong, en route toSiberla on their round-the-world tour. HOLMES GETS O00D JOB. liBVErU-Y. Mass., Sept. 2. Pres ident Taft today appointed Joseph Austin Holmes director of the bu reau of mines - , - Ill.'ATJI OK KIMV.UII) ItOnnKIIK. (Specul Correspondence) WAILUfCU, Maul, Sept. 2-DlstrJct Magistrate Ed wur d II. Hodgors of Iji hulna died there ut 8 o'clock Wednes day etenlng, Atigust 31 of heinorrhngo of the lungs, aged 32 juirs. Deceased was born In Waltuku Aug. 1, 1878. Ills lather was District .Magistrate of Wfll luku District during tho '70s when Hon II Kiilbelunlw ai the chief per soriiigii of this town, it mernber of the House of Nobles under the monarchy, a titled prime, u district magistrate and chief land owner to whom all the luttUus look up for tutors, guidance and protection On his mother's side the deceased wus related, to the mis sionaries, his grandfather having cuiue to the Islands with the Hitch locks and worked with them In somu cupaclty at Kalauaaha, Molokal. Tho father died longugo while the mother dfed'ubout eight or nine years ago. Deceased was educated at the old Wu'lluku Union School under Prof. A. Moore, at one time In charge of Iji huluuluiiu Seminary, and futher of Mrs. a. D. Ileupy of the Kalulanl Home fur girls. After leaving bd.ool lldle Itodger sturted life us a po llceiuuu uuder SherlS U M. Uuldwln and later ucted as station olerk, und whuu Ceo. II. Cummlngs went out In 1VU3 Mr- Itodgers wus promoted lo h sheriff's clerk, u position which ho held with great credit until his up polntiuciit us District Magistrate, of I-uialna April 9, 1909. He left a young wife, whom he mar ried uouio live years ago, and two bis ters, nephews und nieces and u host of distant relatives A brother, Wal demur, died last yeur, und the two liv ing sisters ure Mrs Lliile Sumner feld und Miss Zelle Hod ner j, principal or Wulkapu school Senator W. T Itoblnson went oer to Lahulna Wednesday (nenlng and brought Iliu remains to Walluku for Interment. The funeral services Were held In the Walluku Union church at 3:30 o'clock esterday afternoon, Itevs. II. II. Dodg6 nnd I.. II. Kaume helua otilclutlng Tho ihurch wus tilled With the mourners und u large number of friends The Wulluku po lice uuder Deputy Sheriff Clement Crowell und the Wulluku Plre Depart ment, of which deceased wus u mem ber, under Chltf Engineer J V. elch, aUo turned out lluv Mr. Dodge preuihed the funeral (.efmon at tho church, Tho pull bearers were selected from the Plre Department und mmpilsed the folluwIliKi Chief Eugliuer J P. Welch, Assistant DiiKlueur ('bun Wll iu, PnriniMii W I! Hul, Truumirer le M Uuldwln, Dimi II Ciiiiiinliitis und Clius Mke 'in lemulim wmu u ul (lie Wullnkll lIHue) In lie rmnlly idol, miu ui ulsii 'iiiii.m hU ninlliDI, hiiiii und hiiitlim II ii'M; IImIIi'IIh i err Mur If Yotr Are Sickly Just lit Hostetter's Stomath Bitten' build"' up and' renew the entire system, make the stomach strong and healthy and keep the bowels free from constipation. It has done id in huridreds of cases in the past 57 vears and most cer tainly will not fail you. Try it to-day for Indl"est!on, Dvs pepiia, Costiveuess, Bilious ness, Headache and Malaria, Fever and Amr Ask for HOSTETTER'Q "j. STOMACH BlTTERO For mle by Benson, Bmlth Co., Ltd.: llolllster Drug- Co.. Ltd.: Co.; and at all Wholesala l.lq'ior healers . . J -Ji SUNDAY SERVICES """ "is i &lrus-.HT?isvyta8 SEVE.NTH-DAY ADVENTIST. The lervicej at the Adventlst church oh the Sabbath will be: Sab bath school ut in a. m., led by the superintendent, Mrs. Lena E. Wil liams; subject, ".fetus Comforts Ills Disciples.' Preaching by the pas- tor at 11 n. m.; Bubject, "Are Wo Palthful?" Oahu Prison meeting at 3 p m , conducted by Mrs. Wil liams. Sunday evening at 7.30 there will be a children's nleetlng and ctereoptUon views of lllbllcal scenes arid n study of the life of Christ All are cordlall) Invited to at tend these services. I'K.Vrini, U.MON' CIIIIKCII. At the Sunday morning service at 11 ii. m. Itev. Ilowland II Dodge, pus tor of the Wulluku Union Church, Muul, will preach, In the evening at 7 30 Itev. A, A. bbersole, the, assistant minister. His subject will be "The, Supreme Folly.'1 The male quartet will sing ut both services. Next Wednesday evenlug tho assist mil minister will begin a series of studies on the Sermon on the Mount. At this first meeting ha will take up the body of Christ's teaching us n whole At each successle meeting some definite portion of It. Everyone In the city who I not connected with nny other church hero 14 urged to uiuko Cntrul' UnlAii Church his church homo You will lie most welcome at anv or all of its tervlces, MirriioiiiST niiritcii. The 1'lrt.t Methodist Episcopal Ch'urcli, corner lleietunla avenue and Sillier street, J. T Jones, pastor. Class-meeting, !i o'clock; William Knott, leu'der. Sunday School, 9 45; It II, Trent, superlntvud'enL Mprnlrig worship, 11 a m Sermon by the pastor; subject, "True Pi lend ship." Epworth League, 7 o'clock. Topic, "Chapter Hally Day;" Iiss Maud Dawson, leader. Evening worship, 7:45 o'clock. Ser mon by the pastor; subject, "Pick up the Scrups," Speclul music by the iiuartet Prnyer-meellng, Weduesduy eve ning; Mrs Acbtwh Smith, leader. A most cordial Invitation Is extend ed to ull not worshipping elsewhere to Join us In thess services of wor ship fiiitirvm.V niuiiciL A. C McKeever. minister 9s4S, lilble Scbooli Win. a Dull, superintendent. 1 1 u. m , sermon and comiiiuulou H30, V, P. 8. C E; Miss LU1I0 Webster, president. 7:30 p. in, sermon: subject, "Has Cod Spoken to Man I" All ure welcome THE SALVATION ARMY. Hall, corner Nuuniiu uveiiue and King street, upstairs, Sunday etenlng meeting, conduct ed by the divisional officers, Major und Mrs John Willis. All uro welcome, The KamaukuplU Junor Endnator ers will meet with Iliu Suilor Endeuv orer Society ut holf past six o'clock Hunduy evening ut kuumukaplll Church At seven o'clock Itev. W D Wrstenclh will gltu u stureopllcon lecture. This will bo 11 must htlpfu) service und a cordial Imitation Is e. tended to ull TO CURE A COLD IN ONEDAY Tako Uxutlvu Dromo 0uiniio Tablets, t AH (ImuitUu rtfuml tlio inotw" if It fulls 10 ttirti, 15 W. tJrov ttlfiii4iir i n vorli lion KIiiHM)VlflU,W,l M,V H A, WANTS j - - - - i . .. i j ,. ,. WAJTTU WANTED A WIPE- Must have lota of money, and know how to cnolt lots of good tiling to eat Ap pllcniit call In pel eon, "ll.iliy llllss,' will Ill's ruttest bo) , good lutlued, Jolly and fut; weight, 6C pounds; age, IS t-urs Now on exhibition, Aloha l'ark, Hotel street. Anything of nlue bought for cash Carlo, 1117 Port street 4714 It WANTED A IH'SIIAND Must be tall unci slender and have extreme. ly long arms. Applicant call In person, "Jolly Trlxle," world's fat test girl; good looking. Jolly and fat; weight, 085 pnufids; nge, '11 years. Now ort exhibition, Aloha Park, Hotel street. Anything of value botight for cash Carlo. 1117 Port ttreel 4714-11 Young man, stenographer and col lector. Must be energetic. Amer ican or Ornuui preferred Ad dress, Btntlng uge und salary ex peeled, "Collector," llulletln of fice. 47ll-3t Anything of ftlue bnuRht for cash Carlo, ll 17 Port rtreet 4714-U Eterybody to know that the Wnl palm Exchange has the best I In. uors and tobacoi at Honolulu prices. Ten minutes' run from main road to Hwo. Anything of nlue bought for cash Carlo, 1117 Port street. 4714-11 Everybody to u9 the large nickel pad for school and figuring us. Two hundred sheets of. good paper for Ave cents, at this office. tr Anything of value bought for cash. Carlo, 1117 Port street. 4714-lt Hate your hat cleaned by the Expert Hat Cleaners, 1123 Kurt St., opp. Club Stables. Uest workmanship; no adds used, 4CC9-tf Experienced marble worker State experience and leave credentials, "Z.", Uulletln, 4712-lf (leneral store man and. solicitor (live nge and experience. "Y.", llulletln. 4712-tr To buy n large outrigger arfoo. Ai, ply Sergt. llahel. Purl "De" UuaSy, Wulklkl, 4711-Ct To buy welt-hied Jersey cows A'd dress "Jersey," this otIUe. 4708-tf Anything of value, bought for cash, Address or call 1117 Fort slree. Cledn wiping rags at the Uulletln omce. SITUATION WANTED. Position by a young lady who has, Just finished a course In stenogra phy and bookkeeping. Address "Stenographer'," this office. 4708-tf Japanese'CooklngScbbol. Families or hotels supplied with cooks. C. M. Uatzle. 1467 Auld Lane. Tel. 1604. - LOST. Straed from pasture on Wilder ave nue, a Jersey bull branded with "It" on leg. Finder leturu to 1445 Keeaiimoku St ; phone 234ti 4C1Mf FOUND. Sliver bangle. Owner ran have same by proving properly and paying for this ad. 4710-31 EMPLOYMENT AQtNOT lapanrie Employment ftuociatfon Maunakea near Asal Tittater. Cull up Phone 2097 It )ou want u cook, koikI boy or servants. LABORERS. All kinds of laborers furnished; Itus Blan society. Address (John I'ho tnlclieo, general delivery, 4C85-im DIABETES Pioplii of open mind having DI11 biltii, or having friends who have, tun hear of MMriullilug to Ihulr ud vuulsgu II they will mil Helpful dlel Iml free HONOT.UMI llllUd CD . LTD .1 11 mil 1 1 llluiik hooks ih (HI Hills, fnlsers, Hi' limiilllaijlliml ,y the lili I'Mbiisliliiv ruiuimnv ro ui I'ullelihoul Heights, iiewl, furnish ed house, inouiiilto piiNit, cool; sulalilc fm Jour single men Mrs ll- P Nicholson, top of Summit roul. corner School mid Emma. 4710 .11 Elegant new furnished and unfur nished inttnges nt Wulklkl lleach. (iood bathing und boating Cres sat)', 2011 Kall.i road (next to CiiHsldy's) tf I'wu furuttbrd room. I) te('ounll ll'il VV) Mil '.onus 1 . ROOMS AND BOARD. Til): I.ELAND," 27 lleretnnla ave nue Mosiiullo piiMif lanal rooms, with or without board. Ever) thing model 11, modur.ile prices Central local i)ii Phone IJUX. Mrs. H. Dlliklsge iuii 4711-tf' Cool fiirnlihei, rooms and cottages, with board KJI Nuuanu Ave, near School St Pi Ices moderate. 4 160 If F0H SALE. ' The Trunso euvr'ope a tluie-savlntf mveutiuu. No addrtialug u.e... sary lu sending nut bills' or re ceipt, bulletin publishing Co.. sole agenta for patentee. 11 One No, 1 Itausome concrete mixer No. L-2IJC (new), complete, with trucks,;ejc. II. s. C-ray, 632 Port street; P.'O, llox 549. 'Three-year-old saddle jiouy. D. O. uumtnan's Harness shop, Hlcharda and Merchant streets, ' 4708-tf Selected Caratonlca wool cotton seed. A. V. Gear, 1214 Port St. P, O. llox. 4P1, 4C93-tf InteMsland and Oahu Itsllroad.iblp- yiuic uuukk, ai iiuneiin omce, 11 Two pointer dogs. Telephone 1308. 4703-lw AUTOMOBILE. Around the Island, four or more pas sengers, p each. Independent Auto Stand. Special rates by the hour. Phone 2G09. 4"C77-tt Kor hire, seven-seated Packard: DhonciSJl. Young Hotel Staud; Chos. Heynolds. 4640-11 CLOTHES CLEANING. City Clothes Cleaning Co., No. 4 Ma sonic Temple, Alakea 81. Cloths called fur and delivered. PLUMBmO . fee 8inK Kee--Plumber and TinimlUu .mlth flt bet Hots! and PauaaiT ., n l SPECIALISTS EYE' EAR NOSE THROAT 31-32-33-34 Young Building DR. N0TTAGE.. .0 to 11 and 1 to3 DR. ROGERS.. .. 11 to land 3 to 5 Sunrtavi D to 11 Other Houn by Appointment When your ejea tire after reading a short time, they need attention. See A ALFRED D. FAIRWEATHER T MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN ' Fort Street Harmon Block DR.SCHURMANN OateopatL. 175 BEBETANIA STREET Phone 1733 WE RENT PIANOS BERQSTROM MUSIC CO., LTD. Steinway AND OTHER PIANOS Tkuyor Piano Co, '160 Hotel St, riione 2J13 TJlUimjiMlMJJU "-' liln lalaioi ami II l . sliiiiri liisiks fur s'liii s lli I'j!u iifllie, (Uv kimb 1 A A rl' -?! J A " ,1 r 'A M n ym 'I "t if. I' J I i I I IV I; 1 , 1 J 1 1 - ' ' ! "i i 1A "J "' "'I 'rl W 1 't i il " tri i l ail fci J ,. ,WW. saif rtt o S - '!. t vjt i