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6 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, AUGUST 3, 1S9S. (V The best at tbc lowest ;- prion at IIOIT'S. f yon do ; ) 0 not Know tho market' value of furni ture you can .-afelv place yourself in our hand-, and be sure of honest treatment. We will advi-e von honestlv, and give you just as good prices as though you were in the' bu-un-ss. We have built up our inirnense trade through fair and square dealing, ami we have too much at stake to spoil our reputation. flodels are perfect. These sample Polished Oak Chamber Suites and sample pieces of Hall, Dining Room and Librarv Furniture are mod el 3 of the best makes and best styles. That's why they're such big bargains at the special prices. You can't appreciate what a chance is offered unless you see the furniture. Remember that our repair department is run on the saving-to-you-plan. We give you the best service for the least price. e e Our OLD TROOP SHIP Ma I iiiilow Contains the following articles, composing a complete kitchen outfit, ALL FOR Capt."Ben" Whitney's Re collections of Transports. .MORTUARY RLI'ORT. The total number of deaths reported for the month of July '.'A. l, was 75, dis tribute.! as follows: 'Twas Many Years Agone-Not a Great Deal of Attention for the Old Time Boys No Pie. r (rJ () m ) (J "JEWEL" Stove, .1 lengths stove pipe, J Jakcpan, Agate Kettle, Agate Saucepan, (medium), Agate Saucepan (large), Frying Pan, Teapot, Crater, Agate Cake Turner, Dish Pan, Galvanized Uueket, liroom, Tea Caddy, Coffee Container, Kitchen Spoon, Eadle, Cake Mould, 3 Pie Plates, Egg Beater, Flour Sifter, Dairy Pan, Muffin Pan, Kitchen Knife, Tin Bucket, Strainer, Potato Masher, Lemon Squeezer, Stove Brush, Stove Polish, Can Opener, Hatchet, Oil Can, Funnel. J. HOPP & CO IlllliflKO Leading Furniture Dealers. KING & BETHEL STS. Limited, e Peoples 81 e. fit? j A dry scalp causes dandruff dan druff causes the clothing to becomt soiled. A minute or two each morn ing and evening devoted to the apply ing of our Dandruff Killer does tht rork. Put up In one size bottles only. Flag Handkerchiefs and LANTERNS. LANTERNS With American and Hawaiian Flags. n s FLAG HANDKERCHIEFS With American and Hawaiian Flags. THE SILENT BARBER SHOP. PACHECO & FERNANDEZ, Proprs. Arlington Block, Hotel St. A Large Stock on hand to select from. To be sold at low prices. (Limited) C BELLINA, Manager. Fort St., near Hotel. Telephone 477. Livery. BiiiiyiTSDies Siles. PROMPT SERVICE. STYLISH TURN OUTS, SAFE DRIVERS. We are especially equipped to cater to your trade. Fair dealing and good aex-vice is what we depend on to get It. Dr. Rowat is always in attendance at the Stables. Glub Stables Hack Stand Cor. Union it Hotel Sts. (Old 15ell Tower.) CAREFUL AND WELL INFORM ED DRIVERS. FIRST CLASS CARRIAGES. HACKS AT ALL HOURS. Orders for Surreys, Wagonettes, Single or Double Teams at a moment's oti CO HACKS Nos. 15, C5, 70, 77, 97, 125 and 180. C. BELLINA, Mgr. Tel. 319. Stables Tel. 477. S OZAKI WAVER LEY BLOCK, HOTEL ST. EVERYTHING FINE FOR THE TABLE. Tender, Juicy, home dressed meats. BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, ROASTS, CHOPS. Everything fresh and good here. And prices are always very reasonable. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET. 214 Nuuanu St. Tel. 104. Refrigerated Poultry and Fresh Salmon CONSTANTLY ON HAND. A SHIPLOAD OP Metropolitan Meat Market, Telephone 45. C;)p'n IJ'.n, tho iil':.s watchman, v.u.s ii.stenins to the .strains of the Pennsyl vania's band the other evening. The sun had just sunk from siulu around Harbor's point and carriages were go ing to and from the Mail wharf where the big transport v,"as moored. It was then that he told of the eukt way, in which the men of the North left for rhe battle fields of Cerro Gordo. Chap ultepec and Vera Cruz during the Mex ican war of the later There were no women around the old ship on which he was stationed, as she swung at anchor off Governor's Island in New York harbor. They shed their tears at home in those days. There might have been buttons with "Re member the Almo" on them, but Cap'n lien didn't think there was. Fair hands brought no pie to the hungry boys. There were no snap shots by kodak fiends to send to home and mother. Somehow or other, the lads got along without these things. Eight een days on salt pork-and cabbage rather a long stretch but that was ail the food of the troopship of '47 that had Cap'n Pen and his comrades al the way to Vera Cruz. Then there was a long march over the burning sands to the City cf Mexico. There had been no stopping off place for the seasick soldier boys to find sympathizing friends and send word back to New England that they had eaten no other pi( for many weeks. Salt pork and saner krout with coffee, morning, noon and night. Cap'n Pen got stiaer krout logged and can't look at a head of cab bage without becoming nauseated now a days. The return by the old side-wheeler Massachusetts, which broke the record of those days by making the trip in 10 days was more pleasant. Upon the arrival of the victorious army after their two years' campaign in Mexico a good deal or luss was made over the soldiers in New York and Poston. "Put Jnotnin', nothin'," said grizzled Cap'n lien, ' compared to what these youngs ters are get tin . Somehow we didn't feel so rich in those days and the main thing was to get back to the farm, get the crop in and go out fiishin' for all us Maine men were more or less sea farm " T i 1 a r i-ater on, wnen mistortunes came, and Cap'n Pen reminded Uncle Sam through the pension office of his ser vice in the war of '48, reward came promptly, and comes every three months still, in the small amount al lotted to pensioners of the Mexican war. Once, some ferret, in the pension office in Washington thought he had picked a flaw in Cap'n Pen's record and wrote on saying he wanted affidav its of birth and other things that for sixty years he had long quit worrying about. Put plenty of letters went from Honolulu to Washington, showing that Cap'n Pen had not only been a sol dier of the Mexican war but master of an American ship as well and never again has he been questioned by the pension office. I'ndt-T 1 year 1J j From Go to 4 -1- From 1 to 5 7 j From 4n to .. From .3 to 10 of From ;"o to o . From 10 to -0 5 j From f'-o to 70. From -0 to 30 11 Over 70 Males V, Come to Att ention! 12 Ft-males. Hawaiians Ctime-e Portuguese -i Japanese o Total , Fnatterided Non-IIesidtnts 43 j Great Pntair: 1 . 1 i j Fiuted .t.ttr- ; Oilier !iat;u:iaiit:t- J 14 s At this time, when the minds of the people nn with reetinj: and aloha toward the army of visitors should not le lorotteii to personal wants Xot ahsorhod at tention the attitude Julv Jufv Julv COMPARATIVE MONTHLY 54 1 . lS'.fi. 105. d July lv.;. . Julv 1 v 7 . . July 1-0 v.. C'AC Abce3 Iro:;chiti Uriphts Diaea-e. . Iilood Poisoning Consumption Cholera 1 nfantum Convulsions Cancer F. OF r.EATH. 1 Diphtheria 1 Dysentery 1 Dyspepsia ........ 1 Drowned 1 Dropsy 2 Diarrhoea 1 Enteritis ... 1 Exhaustion 1 Epilepsy 1 Fever Fever, Typh id . . b ever, Malarial ... 1 llemittent 1 Ganzrene l Heart Disease. . . r Hemorrhage . Inanition ; Intlamation 2 Injuries 1 Old age Obstruction, vi tbc of the soldiers when attention is called. They are all business, so should he tin- civilian when attention is called to their personal needs. Newspapers are the medium of attention and thou-ht and through them we call the public to attention. Shoes need attention, your fret need consideration. We have shoes to suit everybody in price and style. We ask your attention and patronaire. A. E. MURPHY & CO. Island Orders Solicited. 205 Hotel St., Arlington Block. Opp. Elite Ice Cream Parlors llowels Faraly'sis . . Pneumonia Plturisv Discount DEATHS BY WARDS. Wards 1. Deaths 13 1 1: o ;o Out side. 0 Animal death rate per 1000 for month 30. CO tiawauans ll.i Asiatics 24. (Xc All other nationalities lG.'Jl C. 15. llEYNOLPS, . Agent Board of Health. f rll mi HARRY BODE. hitrate of soda WASHINGTON FEED CO. An excellent Fertilizer for Rattoons and Early Cane, And in the Dry Season. Advance orders filled as received from the wharf. For further details address Hawaiian Fertilizing Company A. F. COOKE, Manager. P. O. Box 136. Honolulu. Correspondence solicited. COR. FORT & QUEEN STS. Telephone 422. Importers and Wholesale Dealers HAY. GRI1IH. FEED. rLOUR. ME1LS. elC Our goods are always fresh. Island orders solicited. Honolulu Lad Who Has Been in 31 any Lands. Harry Bode, the voting musician of Company G, Montana Volunteers, has seen a good deal of life for a boy of his age, and, of course, he has been in some narrow places. He was on the Maine, for one thing, and left her just before she sailed for Havana. Once he was in jail for CO days for refusing to leave a tabu freight train upon which he had taken passage. He was in Skaguay, Alaska, only a short time ago and saw a good deal of the gold excitement. His enlistment tor Ma nila was not a surprise to any of his friends. Bode was born in these Islands. Be- ing cut auritc in tne worm wnen a mere boy he was taken up. raised and educated by H. Klemme. Once when 14 years of age he was given a switch ing for a serious breach of parental discipline. He ran away immediately and was jrone three years. During this time he wandered over most of the world. When last in Honolulu he worked on the dredger and was bell boy at the Hawaiian hotel. One day he was gone, no one knew where or how. His ace was recognized a few months later in a group picture of a I. S. S. Maine rew. For a long time after the terri ble disaster in Havana harbor. Bode was supposed to have gone down with he ship. News of him in Alaska, how ever, dispelled this fear of his friends. Bode is a polite little gentleman. He as none of the bumptiousness of a wanderer or tough, and is honest -to the core. He is also smart and in dustrious. . For these reasons he has gotten along fairly well everywhere and undoubtedly has a good future be fore him. He is very popular with ofhVers and men of his company. TIVQLI ! Late Saratoga, Waikifci. Mr. Karl Klemme begs to notify the Public of Honolulu and surrounding Islands that he has undertaken the management of this well known Seaside Resort. Every arrangement has been made for the convenience of Bathers and those wishing to enjoy a For Days. Improve this opportunity. o o o All carriages will be sold for per cent, less than formerly. This discount brings the goods on a par with San Francisco prices and in many instances less. A full line of Fine Double or Single Harness, Saddles, Whips, Lamps and Lap Robes Always on Hand. Vacation : ROOMS BY at : the ; Seaside. WEEK OR THE DAY. MONTH. He trusts that lie may receive the patronage he will endeavor to deserve. Free bathing for school children every Tuesday. For particulars inquire at Queen's Hotel, Nuuanu Avenue. Tels. 809 and SS9. CARL KLEMME. Fence, Fence, Fence! CHUMAN CARRIAGE AND HARNESS REPOSITORY. firislani Oriars Promptly Filled. Fort St.. above Club Stables. H. E. McINTYRE & BRO. East Corner Fort and Kin IMPORTERS AND DEALERS Streets. IN Please don't take offense when I -tell you an Iron fence is the greatest that ever happened at 55 cents per foot and erected and painted. Be modern and show your beautiful homes. Down with the hedges and board fences (relics of by-gone days) and beautify your grounds and the city by throwing them open to view. It does not take a scholar to see the economy in beauty and durability in an Iron fence over all others at our prices. Every one acknowledges its superiority in every way, but former high prices have kept it from all but the wealthy. Iron and Wire Work of all kinds at lowest prices. 61 'oceries, Provisions and Feed General Agents for the Sanitarium Brand of Health Foods. o o o New and Fresn Goods Received by very Packet from California, Eastern States and European Markets. Standard Grades of Canned Vegetables, Fruits and Fish. Goods Delivered to Any Part of the city. Satisfaction Guaranteed. P. O. BOX 145. TELEPHONE 92. few iTi J li f. V4 iCo IS0SH!1112L lie Hawaiian n Fence Co r-igS HAT MANUFACTURER. KING ST., Next to Castle & Cooke. J. H. ANKROM. RAINIER BEER Is a winner with the "boys." They drink as much of it as they like without fear of having a "large" head nxt day. Rainier leaves no unpleas ant after-effects. It's the most delight ful of all fine beers. On tap or in bot tles at the Criterion. It's Such A Convenience To have our wagons bring all the Bread, Rolls, Biscuits, Cake. and Pastry vou'll need every morning, fresh from the oven. Saves you all the trouble of baking. Insures having the lightest, most delicious Bread, etc., it's possible to bake. JAPANESE FIRE WORKS, Of all descriptions made to order ' HftlS. JflPflNESE LANTERNS SOLD AT VERY LOW PRICES. N Hi Minis A A That from and after the day of actual possession by the United States of the Hawaiian Islands the dutv on all The GERMAN BAKERY English made LEATHER GOODS 833 FORT ST. TELEPHONE ;77. The Result of Neglect Is Blindness. Many people are given to procrastin ation. They think that wrongs will right themselves. Xot so with the eyes. Every day brings further complica tion. Many suffer with headaches, nervousness and dizziness without thinking they are cause,! by the eyes. used in the harness business advances in duty from Lj per cent, to o0 per cent. o o o I will sell my present stock consisting of Hiding Saddles, Saddle Felts, Stirrups, Horse Brushes, Saddle- Girts, Spurs, Leggings, Elliman's Embrocation, Etc., at the former prices, but cannot hold out any inducements after the stock is sold. Take advantage of this offer. It will pay you to visit my store when in Tieed of anything. By my methods of examination mis take is impossible. Examination; free. S. E. LUCAS, ' PARISIAN OPTICIAN. OFFICE: Love Building. Fort Street. (UPSTAIRS.) R COLLIN TELEPHONE 662. P. O. BOX 496. And King St., near Nauana St., Honoleln. OKJ A I s a w n 1 HJiLj iy win