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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AHVKUTISEI5: HONOLULU. IT.IUnAKY C.
V
Mil
YOUR CLOTHES,
To 90 per cent, of the people
with whom you come in daily
contact, are the index of your
financial condition.
Therefore, no one but a very rich man can
afford to wear badly fitting, badly made or
shabby clothes, and since the Stein-Bloch Co.
have solved the problem of finely tailored
ready- to-wear-and-to-fit clothes at one-half
and less than made-to-measure tailors' prices,
no one needs to wear poor clothes unless he
as
1
"pure cussedness."
See the swell business
suits bearing this label OSf"
which we are selling at from . . $12 to $25
See the handsome black clay worsted and
Vicuna cutaway coats and vests . . . $27.50
SI
M. flcINERNY,
Modern Clothier,
flerchant and Fort Streets.
Your Roof
And Gutters
Should be put in thorough repair before you are washed
out during the heavy rains that may be expected at any
time.
ooo
I stand ready to do any necessary repairs required.
Remember, the heavy storm last year that did so much
damage.
ooc
JOHN NQTT.
75-79 KING ST. TEL: NO. 3J
H. H. WILLIAMS.
Undertaker and Embalmer.
LOVE BUILDING, 534-536 FORT ST.
Telephone 846.
Residence, 777 Fort St., Next Door Below Fort St. House. Tel 849.
0
ounders and
CATTOiM
213 Queen St., bet. Alakea and Richards Sts., Honolulu.
Invito Enquiries for General Ironwork; Iron and Brass Cast
ings. Ships' Blacksmiths. Cemetery Railings and
Crestings Made to Order: Samples on Hand.
HEPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
KING ST., Next to
Straw, Panama and Native Hats in Stock.
Christmas Toys, Gents' Furnishings, Japanese Bamboo
Baskets, Matting, Japanese Lanterns.
From December 17th to January
5 to 25 per cent, discount.
. E. McINTYRE & BRO.
East Corner Fort and King Streets.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
roceries, Provisions and Feed
General Agents for the Sanitarinm Brand of Health Foods.
ooo
New and Fresh. Goods Received by Every Packet from California.
jjL8tem States and European Marketa.
Standard Grades of Canned Veg enables, tTautoe and Ffcafo.
Goods Delivered to Any Part oi the Chy. Sa4W&coo, CinKKrfcxxL
fetecd Trade Solicited.
P. O. BOX 145.
v.l
i-UFTHlOMTlD 6o8.
rr
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si
, WEILL & CO.
Machinists.
TEL. 410.
L Isoshima.
HAT HANUFACTURER,
Castle & Cooke.
1st all Goods will be sold at from
TELEPHONE 92.
A READY KNIFE
Another Maui Pake Uses ,
the Blade on Himself.
Did Not Want to C3 to Prison
Opium Case Shows-Dry Wea
thai Snow on Hateakala.
MAl'I. !). 1. ljj.V..:Ui Chi
nese a -fiii to have honor of j ill.
Sunday, January -iih. a Mongolian
named Alana was arrt-?i.-l in l;..-5 hoa-
charged with having opium in p .--sion.
Jjis'. after the am-.-: had le:n
formally made, and while the poliee
man's back was turiK.l for a moment.
Alana stabbed himsWf in the abdomen
with a knife inflieting surh a :vv!--wound
that h has beta in Malul.in:
Ho.-pital for a wok urdr th ear
of Dr. Weddiik. Hv. however, was
able to ap;ear in court this morning.
The "Kiekapoo Show." which ha
been doing "good business" in l.iha
ina, is expected in Wailuku to-day or
Monday.
The "eineograph man" who was
"billed" to exhibit in Wailuku during
the past week did not put in an ap
pearance as ndvertlsvd.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Allen and party
(tourists) who visited Haleakala last
week report that recent south winds
have torn the iron-roofing completely
off "Craigielea." the little ston huti.
on the summit.
During the week. Mrs. Iwis. the
wife of Itev. J. M. Lewis of Wailuku
has been seriously ill. A baby daugh
ter was born to the Lewis's Monday.
Jan. 30 rh.
Maunaolu minary has now nfty-
four pupils enrolled. It will b pos
sible to accommodate but a few more
girls until the new buildings are con
structed back of Sunnyside parallel to
Grove Ranch. Pala.
John Kanakamaikai. the well-known
clerk in .the office, of Ta.-Asvsor V.
T. Robinson of Wailuku. has Urn very
sick with hemorrhage of lung.
Jan. noth. the three-masted schooner
Jenny Ward." Christiansen master.
arrived in Kahulul. 10 days from l.n
Francisco with a general cargo for the
Haiku. Paia and Alexander an-' Raid-
win Companies.
Tho bark "Nuuanu" now loading
sugar for New York will probably get
away the middle of next week.
Weather: Very dry Indeed ka ma
ul nas are prophesying a dry winter.
South wind though not heavy. bnow
on the summit of Ilaleakala the early
part of the week, and thunder and
lightning on its -western slope th af
ternoon of the 1st.
KSTATES AND Ti l LIC.
An
American Woman Who
is
Now Called Lady "
In the Advertiser of Saturdiy ap
pears an extract from the sun potry
of Mr. J. Hooker Hammersley. Mis
Price, of Albany, afterward th Duch
ess of Marlborough, and now the wife
of Lord William Re res ford, the brother
o? Lord Charles, married for her llrst
husband a Mr. Louis Hammersly. a
cousin of Mr. J. Hooker. Ry a curious
will he left, on his death, the income
of an enormous estate to his wife, with
power to dispose of the estate on h r
death. He provided, however, that
hould Mr. J. Hooker Hammersly have
a son. the estate should go to that son
on her death. For many years no son
was bora, but after the marriage of
Mrs. Hammersly to the Duke of Marl-
lorough. a son was lorn. is now liv
ing, and will probably receive the great
estate. In a will made some year be
fore his death Mr. Louis Hammersly
provided that if his widow married
again, she should forfeit the right to
the entire income. He relented before
his death, and his change of mind en
abled the handsome widow to re:or
the Rr.hci:n palace. Nn-ome a Da h
ess. and finally settled down with
nominal tit! of "Iad" Rere-ford ualy.
i Ikt husband has no actual rank.
WHAT
CUR.VS LOSS
MCAN5 TO
SPAIN.
Tho lo5s of Cuba means to Spain the
loss c! the very sustenanco of the na
tion. Already her tax-rldaea people!"''"
are crying for bread.
la the sane way
a vigorous a?p-
the losa o! your once
tire means poverty and starvation to
yo-ar body. If any reader of this ra-!
per wishes to be as hungry ngaln us
atr;i vt i..ii;u, uiiu warns 10 iuaj vn'
hearty meal?, drink Seattle bvcr. It
cures inalgesiioa ami dyspepsia. Or.
tap or in boitles at the Criterion.
LET US TALK
To you on the merits cf the Sterling
Picycle and -why it la the best mad
an.i bect lasting wheel In the market
today. Pacific Cycle ani Mfg. Co ,
agents.
MESSENGER BERTCE.
Honolulu Messenger Service dellTer
messages and packagwa. Tel. STS.
MAI'S. MAPS. MAPS, of Honolulu,
just issued by tho Hawaiian Gazette
Co.. von Holt Mock, Xvlng street. Se
cure one before they are all gone.
WITH Y. P. S. C. E.
Eighteenth Anniversary is
Observed in this City.
At Central Union Church-Papcf
Are Read-Origin a nd Mission.
Work Done.
p.
it. (
o.i..; of CI:r.
:;.it; Iln l a.-
- .i
I'nion !as: .nv::;:;:. . v. r i
:.p.r were r-ad i. ::;:; n;'r.i.
:h ur.r.: r-ary of t -
f :i;.. v, ; :y .t: p r-.:..:. !
. lM. by R. v. I Van. CUtk.
p ap. r. r. ad by Pr,.f. Fr :. !.
Th
. !
.t
f mil::u of
.. . .
a:; I
K.'Vy.
on 1. n a ! !
M K
told of It p-irp -e
Dr. Clark tin ling tha
any ;
i-;:;t:s -. r. in r. ! of ... .;
tl.a: e.riM not w. !l n by the "io
: rrembt r of hi- vhurch. p'.anr.e I
: .mization of a x,-Jety whr iy
m:sni u ip the other. "To help one an-
other and to help other?, to sive young " t
people, and to train them to work forjj
Chri:." has ever leen the uppernv:
i:-o'.ig:i: of tni grand rganlzation. !
That it ha., and is doing tht. I dem- S
on! raid by the million of its adher-'1"
t r.t an-l sup;rter.. j xi.
Th. se pap.rs followoi! !v 3 1"" 'Corner WaikUi R. ar. l John
ers. ( lling if "The Convention.." ' TJu-' lload. S ze 1011".
Forming if the First Society un t!;. lUrh. To wry l.-;rab
Hawaiian Island." and "The (;row:h! building I :. p;Roi St. mlth
of th- Organization in th D;ff rn: abundant- of va!-i4b fruit
Countries." i !rr fhrcn. Sir? of ca h C
In the first convention, held in 1W. ! x22o.
but six s,K ietles wer, represent!. ' $ r. -t-Pitkoi S:.. I.,-. : r.u- t.. drhl-r-whlie
the last one. held at Nasnvll.i .ri. i-v
Tenn.. in renrcsentd Zl.Wl m- '
cietl . with a total nwmbTshlp f ; 00
over thr million. The next oawn-j s- t!i PAW TR CT I)r 'ac
tion i to be held in Ivtroit. Mich., and ire on King and IrVtanU :r-..!
doubt, will eclipie all former one.
i ne nr. i society otttstiie t.ie r.,: .l
State was organized In Honolulu ln
1SS1. by Rev. J. A. Cruzan. A f.wj
charter memln rs are still in existence.
Tiiere are now rrnten socieii- on
the Islands.
The growth In other rountru ha.
ben very raphl. even "Darkest Afrfc.i"i
Thu. it is seen thlt t!;e w!io!n r-irt!
1. . 1 .1 . II ft ft.. t ft ft
i. a o.m:i mro.e.i uy in:. uan-l o
workers and no oietv ever orr.i?iirr.l ;
. an numb, r n it do., minion of ih
res; -and b.;glite: ottng pjpie of a'.'. ;
naitor.s.
AT Till: TI.NT SHOW.
Aboti: people filled the trnt at the
turner of Alakea and IVfetanli s:re.;
Saturday rlglit. to wltr.es the initial
p rrormance. and .rnim the frrqn-:u 5
bursts of applause th' program mnt j
!:ave be-n all that was iidvrrtij't I. i
Mr. JacKson s Irish yon- were t!I-
reived, a was Mr. Weaver , r. ndi-
lion 01 .s.et-p at m' wttcn. j
Rfca intrlu-fMl song in three I m-'
gt;aes-Am. r;can. Hawaiian and Chi-J
lie.--. , j
The ever p:nlaA- Hawaiian Ouirte-'o
obliged to respond to several rncore.
Tin littb Chinese acroh.it. were'
truly marvelous, and astonlihel cvry
one present with their rr!ormanr
Ro-a and Weaver npp.-vird
in
I.-rughabb' skt tt li and tli n!rtain-
zt r;,'. tr;,.KFMB bleach ebkoves freckles,
v..unte. rs. hypnt;ized eV.-ra! to th- ,: ot ih- . via. irt,ir o of . u
sati":at tion of the audienre an I a . m- j
mittt- of prominent gentle: wh, ,
wr ea!ed tn t!i stage to examine th'
su!jerts. j
Altogether the show was a pe.ilnri
. . . . . . I ..-Ml I 1 t . . ! . 1 I
.sun hiii i ii'iiiiii r-M u-iiin
week with a change of program nUh:j
ly. AdmUltn i 1." and 2"c t
Von I la in in -Voting Coin pa ny.
Th. capitalization of the Von Hamm
Yung comp.iny is JRmOoo. divided in
to l.f shares at tM ach. Alexander
Yottng Is pr.li!vnt. Coara 1 n l!an:m
is vie prts;d"nt an l auditor, an !
An-h'.luM A. Voting i- s- retary ar. i
tiasurer. A general merrhan-U. and
commision bu.-incs will carried n j
by
concern. '
AN IIDITOR S LIFR SAVP.D RV ;
CHAMRL'RI-Al.VS COCOH RRMRDV.I
During th early part of ):toVr. j
IV-.. I eontractd a bad o! !. whi. h
sett Id n my lungn and w as r.' gN
During th early part cf ):toVr. j
until I f-ire i that cnump:ion ha I
apparr-1 In an ln.-!pr.t :a-. I wa'
constantly roughing anl trying to ex
pel sfmethlr.g which I eo iM r.o. I
came alarm! and after giving t!:.- I
dtw-.or a trial l-ought a b::;.
Chamb-rlalrs Co tgh Rt..- !v an 1
of
reul: wa immll!e imp.-overar..
ar. I afir I ha ! uM thr- !..!?-. r..y
I'tng v. r r-tor l to th r h.-a!:hy
e. R. . I.dward:-. pub: :'.:- r f T.-.-
I Rnw. Wyan;. R!. F,,r s.i: by p. -.
A: C.. I!. ..o:;:
IWL'LAR PRICR.
i p. K..rr vn, a flr. t:3vir 0;
. ,n.ry CO-.rH at T.l I2,j',a n:r: f.or
ar.l I quo? in price up-a other x1
tna: cannot fall to ultra: burr
Food Pr.por.cJ WitM MCHumr
Fr. from Rochoil. 8.it, Alum,
Lime and Ammonia. Calu
mat' lath. Houa.oif.'.
Fri.nd.
NONE SO GOOD
WLydnLy Powder
PARTIAL LIST Or
Real Estate
IOR SAI.L IIY
Will E.Fisher
COR. HEP.CHiST ASD FORT.
ROTH'S STORE.
IMPROVED.
'i::.u-" P..!jr-..
. i; Vry
rira".V.
t: .r. 1 tr.Vc
n:cr.
'i "K.iI.hl a' 1 ar.
ln:pro.'J. Wc! !ir.tl :n tr-
a:. I j:.r -Vry. iili:.p.
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t.-ir V;i r Acr. a--, c r..a.r. s
nn: ar.-l Nab. M i-
;ippre.-;.i:fsj.
in.i will accp'.e !.
c .:ac
f ten r n. in fUf!r.t c o i:-tb-a.
MAKi: AN DFFIIR-XInini i . r.ear
Vinejur! . cr- lz.
ui'.h r.;ail cnta-. Ml'r Ri:
.-OLD.
ini.mppjivi:d.
7 Qviet4 ,- k;XO '..x:"!.
7roch. To r.ne IoCa n WjI-
Mkl R oxi 1. Car jat tie roj
rrty. i".rV ltH -ruV..-rr.
WuVr p:p ar? ling U! I on
rtn.
thi
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An a'l-Rijnnal L of d-ira! rrof-
t rty wi:j l- given tjp.n application.
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WILL. fc. t-I5rlER.
:?!REAL ESTATE AGENT
Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts.
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t DAY HAIR RESTORER
itry or ;.: ! h;r B!rf H "f f I :-i!S
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MRS. NETTIE HARRISON
DERMATOLOGIST
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Sin Ffjocico. Ci!.
J. LANDO.
JUST RLCLIVLD:
A N-;-.v ar.l Cc?y? 15
of
BOYS' EOBBT CtOTHISG,
H.T3 ASD CAFS, COLP SHIRTS,
USDERWE1R, PEF.CHE SHIRTS,
HOSIERY, PiJAXAS, ASD . . .
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O Lctll 1 SV Oil 11 US,
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Hurry-Up Orders.
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P..-or.:4 2. C. t. Love Uallha?. I'or. Sl
MALTESE
LICE.
We have a Large As-
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we are selling at
the most reason
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FOR HATCHING.
rrort tie foUowlac runC-DREO
Kovli of the chi!cct ttraat At n
Ian&hoa IVDultry Yixdt. Tlx: DaiJ
Letfcora. Rrovn Leborn. TL!la
Lrsaorai, IRirk Ulnorrxt. An2c3
tn, lUrrrd Plyxaontii IIocUl, 7yc
dottet taj Hac'.laa a G. Dcrtlrca.
Ik!o Dncks aad Rroat Turttya.
Ir!m faraUhM tioa arpHrmtlcx
rTom fro a ih othrr ItUnlt trill ro
ct!t rronpt mai cirtTal araUoa.
A fw ch3!c Powl tor
waltkii a vrni:ixN.
211 Port 8L. Hooolate.
CASTLE & COOKEf Lti
HONOLULU.
COmilSSIOH UERCHA1ITS.
SUGAR FACTORS.
At.KNTr H!t
The Km-a P'aaLillaa Co.
Tbc WaJxIua Acr:ra::afai Co
The Kohala S-gxr Co.
The Wa!ou Sucar ld::i Cx
The I Colo Asrlcaltural Co.
Th Oaome 5-jgar Co.
The Ia::n Iraa Worlf, Su LoaU.
The Sua lard OI! Co.
Th Ceo. r. f'f va PaipE.
Wc-toa'j Catr:fari2t.
Th N-r !ng:a3 HatuJ X-!fe Ian-
t.3V Co.. of R'i"03.
Th Ac.u Hre larjra' Co, of
IUr.for4. Conn.
Tho A!!laac4 A.-rjrin Co.. cf Loa-
CHOICE vul, Hon
PORK
At
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Sausages. Liver, Head
Cheese and Breakfast Bo
lozne a: the
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
Member Stock and lion J lichanse.
EDYARD P0LL1TZ & COUPAHY
co?:::is5:on xi::okkpj5 and
iJlLM.KlLi IN 2.VVJ1ST-
chxi 5.t.J of !ivi:ua Sir?
f?:o:.
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Te:?h3af. :iD : : p. o. Box 13.
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