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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. MARCH
IE BANK OF HAWAII.
EDICIMt
Of iwl OAy.
for Serious Prostration
Genera! Debtttty&c
Ut lAttyr 4 6kW Discover
tn medical ocitricr.
- ? Media ne Vendors. -
DRILL FOR BOYS
"St. Mary's Cathedral,
Sydney, October 14th, 1S&7.
To the Minerva Company, Sydney.
Gentlemen: I have much pleasure
-LIMITED.
3aoorporated Under the Laws of the
Republic of Hawaii.
-fiAPTTAL - $400,000.00
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
O-ias. M. Cooke President
J. iB. Atherton Vice-President
Q. II. Cooke Cashier
?. CL Atherton Secretary
DkHKrtors Henry Waterhouse, Tom
May, F. W. Macfarlane, E. D. Tenney,
J. A. McCandless.
Solicits the Accounts of Frms, Cor
porations, Trusts, Individuals and will
promptly and carefully attend to all
bTt3itte33 connected with ban kins en
irsatea to it. Sell and Purchase For
eign Fjtchange, Issue Letters of Credit.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary and Term Deposits received
-ri Tnoriiit niinwpd in accordance
-tt2i Tales and conditions printed In in bearing testimony to the high va.ue
rpaaa books, copi3 of which may be Qf your Minerva Tonic. During the
2Kd on application. holding of the Grand Australian Fair
.Safe ieposit lioxes uitu uj CTftatlv anDreclated here by
cwfa-eh or year: , ,
tne uiergy ana ouiera, wuo uuuu .
3HLATJS SPRECKELS. WM. G. IRWIN, most palatable and energising. Every-
1 MIC QDPPfin?! Q Jfr fft one who has had Werience of il Pro"
yiftllO arnLuMllliu & W., nounces it admirable.
RnnlfArQ. Yours Faithfully,
DENIS F. OH ARAN
HONOLULU - - - H. I.
3ATh. FRANCISCO AGENTS The Ne
vada Bank of San Francisco.
DRAW EHXANGE ON
3AN FRANCISCO The Nevada Bank
-of San Francisco.
1.0NDON The Union Bank of London,
(Ltd.)
NEVA YORK American Exchange Na
tional Bank.
CHICAGO Merchants National Bank.
PARIS Comptoir National d'Es-
oompte de Paris.
4BRLIN Dresdner Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
if British North America.
aagagg' General BonMnn 8 txcftanoe Business
"Deuosits Received. Loans, made on
ADDroved Security. Commercial and
Trailers' Credits Issued. Bills of Ex-
tfcs&gs Bought and. Sold.
TQiLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC
COUNTED FOR.
It is Strongly Advocated!
By a New Yorker. j
Many Benefits to Accrue 'It Will
Make for Peace As Acatnst
Athletic Drill.
Dr. MacCraoken. CujatVlor of the
New York University, mado an ix
.plVnt address at the National MllItlA
Convention organized at Tampa. Fla. I
In it he said: :
J
Gonsalyes & Co., Ltd.
QUEEN STREET,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE HAWAII
AN ISLANDS.
GOLDEN HOLE BAZAAR
-OeO-
HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR F1.AGS
lO CENTS EACH.
HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR PINS.
HAWAIIAN SCENIC CALENDARS.
HAWAIIAN IIATS AND CURIOS!
HAWAIIAN SHELL LFIS!
HAWAIIAN SILK. FLAGS!
1SH0P&C0.
Savings bank
FINE STATIONERY.
:- For Foreign Correspondence.
NOVELS! BOOKS! NOVELS!
3n October 1st, 1898, and continuing
aatil further notice, Savings Deposits
-sm ba received and interest allowed
hy this Bank at four and one-halt per
eat per annum. The terms, rules and
r-nriation3 of the Hawaiian Postal
3aviiLgs Bank will be adopted as far as
3t i practicable to apply them, and thfi
Cash Reserve of $50,000 as required
ijader.the Po.ital Act will be main-iaaed.
Belated copies of the Rules and Regulations-may
be obtained on the 1st of
October on application.
BISHOP & CO.
arouolulii, September ,?, 1S9S. 5019
ESTBLISHED IN 1S5S.
BISHOP & CO.
-Bankers-
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
316 Fort Street.
THE CLUB STABLES
(Limited)
C. BELL1NA, Manager.
Fort St., near Hoiel. Telephone 477.
sties
m Booing ona soles
PROMPT SERVICE, STYLISH TURN
OUTS. SAFE DRIVERS. .
We are especially equipped to cater
to your trade. Fair dealing ana gooa
I service is what we depend on to get it.
Dr. Rowat is always In attendance
i at the Stables.
nm10rr.ini nmi Travelers Letters of
-Jrectft- issued;, available in all the
TMucipal Cities of the World.
Club Stables Hack Stand
Cor. Union and Hotel- Sis.
(Old Bell Tower.)
1-vTKiiF.syp allowed after July 1st
ms fixed deposits: 3 months 3 per HACK!
.Btr months 3 per cent; 12 months Orders
4 per cent.
CAREFUL AND WELL INFORM
ED DRIVERS.
FIRST CLASS CARRIAGES.
HACKS AT ALL HOURS.
for Surreys, Wagonettes,
"First Instruction iu military tuc
tics In public and private high choo'..,
o far r. tried, ha been eminently
useful to the boys and to their teach
ers and the nation, and therefore this
convention should organist? a proa-l
canda to secure the extension of la-!
structlon in the high schools until In
stead of less than ner ccn: of th
III Y. I . . I- - .t.tnr -i.t 1 . In. I
struction, there should not be . per
I rent neglectins this Instruction. AUo
1 in the private high schools, so that in-
stead of less than 15 per cvnt In any
j one of the five divisions at our coua-
; try that give such instruction threi
should be less than 15 per cent, noil
giving it.
communities where no hih school
exist, and where lniys are conthiul In
the grammar or common school until
they arc fifteen or sixteen years of age.
this convention should encourage such
schools to give military drill such as is
elsewhere given in high schools. Fur
ther, that grammar schools should 1k.
encouraced to Introduce the various
I Vettlng-un exercises' as a vai ;.iblo and
I easily arranged gymnastic. Beyond
this, .as a rule, the grammar school
should not attempt any military tac
tics. Between athletic drill and mil
itary drill, I believe the latter excels in
promoting symmetry and rounding out
the physical Iveing.
"Ascending beyond physical results.'
marching to music cultivates the par
and rythm. Attention to orders culti
vates" alertness of he j ring, prompt
movements and concentration of
thought and will. It discourages dls
putatlousuess; it brings Into contrast
individualism and organization, nnd
emphasizes the importance of the lat
ter. It is an old proverb that those
who would learn to command must
first Iparu to obey. The youth of
America are perhaps as little reverent
to superiors as any youth in the world.
There is the more reason that strict
discipline should be a part of educa
tion. The supreme argument xor mili
tary drill in our high schools Is that It
makes for peace. Today blind and silly
optimists Join to raise a cry against
military drill In school as threatening,
us with militarism in excessive and
ruinous amount. I should not fear it
every one of the eight hundred thou
sand boys that go out of our school-
every year Into active life had enjoyed
two or even three years ot drill. tht
. ... .1.1. It!..
we snouiii oe one pariici: mmr
to march Into Canada or Mexico or to
take shin to conquer either Europe or
Asia. Nor would the fact of their drill
make them one Iota more ready to a
courage riot or civil war.
"On the other hand, gran: the Fnlted
States that out of her Ihjvs leaving her
high schools and the uppermost grades
nf hpr cram mar schools, a hundred
thousand every year with some kno1
edge of tactics, and at once you have
the best material for our State militia
or National Guard. You have tin Inst
substitute for a great and expensive
standing army. You have a strong de
fence against threats of insurrection
and anarchy.
"May this convention stir the South
.tinnt nn.l oiith Central State, that
have today S;s public high school for
boys, but not Z per cent of thro giving
military instruction, anu iue hi pri
vate high schools and not u per cent
ylvlnir militarv instruction, to entri
c
.
U T-B'P-
AND
For Sale.
iA iv XUJ. AiJ :a fii c! C.
Cats: c el-r2 t K.H.
r Kits :rw., z o f
lt,rvs; X-a year.
Mill tiKlHtOK, A C1IAMIMU.N IlllNTi:!:.
di is ll..trr.'.i rUt,. -lVr J f-off. l f - r-'
A ): cf S31 L:f S -rr a-VA
i of Kizz ai
(.ro it cckxt of Ul Kirx
f rr' Ti ;rrc: ;r!cre a.a
iir r ini 7? ti-k.
1
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' Baldng'
Tin: wp.ir:: makv? itfRir.N.
tliulyari Kr'- )
Take up tfc- White irL rx
Snd forth tt- tet je Lrrr!
(m bind your -c t exi
To serve your captitrt" ri:
To wait, in fc-avy harctM.
On flutter? 1 fc!V; at: ! vi:i
Your MW-cvJstl rp-.
Half devil ar.1 hi!! cht
Take up the Vh!:e MaaV !.rdrn-
Iu patlecc to &M.
To veil th tbrel c! trrrvr
And checi: tte tto-x cf ; t'.U
U- open -h and slsr'-
An hundr! t! aa-ie ylVr..
To eek anottcr's rro-t
And work af.tter
Take up tt- YL'.'- .V.vr t ir n
The sava2 wir. cf race
Fill full tfc r:cuh cf Faaln.
And bid tb !e
And when y.r .
The vert fr titer o;?ht
Watch slctl. as VittrS fo!ly
Ilring all : hr :o crc!::.
Take up tt V. !.i v M-". f-'K-l. i
No Iron ru r ? k'.cs.
Hut toll of rf J." I r- r
The ta cf c-rz'zznz. ".hlici.
The ports y ba!l Lot titer.
The roa ye shall Lt :r0.
;o. make tbn: wl!h cur Ilvln,-
And mar: v-. !!h your di !.
Take up ttt V.'i.it. y.u' t J.-! n.
And r-?ar reward
The blare? cf thc- e tft:r.
The hat cf thr e suri
The cry of hcv v huscr
(Ah slowly!) tcwanl ttc I'.s'i;:
. . 4 . i w . . mmm .
: v :l o ts P::: Trr.
IS k-J TitlJ la r--rl TYrl.
r.it c?;:;! it- c:4 r k.
j AScrsi S 3 :c la K'X Trct.
;:a'.rvS cr!' 341 Ia-5
5 iaJ -.ai. tt U as::!el tail U
O la ti-e Kra
Id Atoa". tf0 ArrrJ la K"IUS0.
frca ta l-ca to Aot.
lkiTlrrjjGl' (Ijimlb oil!
2! C::y rT- 'r-
111. t
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
W. C. A CHt. or iur. i r
la taU city.
Shildren s Photos
aa:U cra ivs: ar r.cis3 to
tf !-:mi &-j2itr t-f ttl-ct atitxk. KoVUn t ti oar
Our lovei i::vr:-n a'ra:"
Take up the vMr- Mar. t ;r;Vr
Ye dare t. it ?oop to Its
Nor call tc ca KrvcJoa
To cloke j ur ucarini'
lly all ye will cr wL;r-r.
. Hy ail yv lrtvr r do.
The jJN-nt. f:!!'! rT!'
Shall Arlch : :r ! ..:! ;
Tak up th Whit- Mar ..'b'Jrd. u
llavi don? Alth chll i!h dy
The lightly rreffcre-I la-rel
Th ay ur.f?T.;!s'd rr'-
i&--a:.oar .C'.A:palUa s!lUit ta cxktrs pso-.M cf tr t!U!-
: w to .aoia!a aJ ir: horse I co. On a;?at 1-IZ-
1- tAist-M-rtf aa3 t:a!y ftJi cf ta-
CBBTBHHIAL BEST
Cat fv;r :a rrj
totafr j --
i Sterling Flour.
, o
WASIIISRTON FEED CO.
J. J. WILLIAMS.
IIM I IP.
Fort StrooL.
doai.
The J idxtr.-'. 'f , :r ;r
5o:.t: A;r.sr
COK. FORT A QUtt! STS.
Ttl;ioa 412.
Single or Double Teams at a moment's
notice.
TTAr-TCc: vro 4T. 63. 70. . 97. 125
W YOKOHAMA SPECIE , , 1NAM.
LIMITED.
Tel. 319.
Stables Tel. 477
jow r-.inUnl Yen 12.000,000
STVt S . Yen 10,500,000
CJr7ndT Yen 6.960,000
J. R. Shaw, D.V.5.
. M-u-.h V Te ' r- iCHOICE VL K Jf TJl J X14 SIXTH ST 0,V4
lay at Z oV.c k it ANfJ I CAL.
PORKS
in:.T in mn::..
MANILA
lure
svctt !e2r.?. bat :h cl-- v!y al,r ..v
on this course of work. It mean more J'' !M:n. rod tho tn ; crta.-;
law and order In your own Mates. It My Itnrtn xii n:d n
means a larger hare In th. nationally t,,. trujrary
re.ponsil ty. U meaa m '' ro;l,,in and U.aW b-f. f-.
analysis, Peace on catth anl K" I
unto men " uir-
Thrpo ritip on!v In the I nitcd States I Thn .vr. fcvicr l r:r.:t. r.. Taj
make military !niruvl!oa obligatory tavV,.ra flxm ixe te!. O ir trc r. rl 'fXIlIC 21 tilC
the srammr.r fono.)i-cjw . r.., ,nin..ii, to repair. In it. -r-
! fA L F!f- C W iL?vrA'.t.
FYFE & ADAMS0X.
jCOMMISSION AC5KNTS.
tr.
u.r' i
oo-
Sau5JKCf. Liver. Hi-c
Cheese and Break f.is? Bo-
1 fsral IVf3acUL
fUsta far IvaJ rrJu aa1 Pr
1av iut:uitASt:o aci.T3 trrc.
C4Via rUriaart cax4 ca CTCaafK.1.
rroas?i iiiaJcjo.
HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA.
BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:
Kobe, London, Lyons, New York,
San Francisco, Shanghai,
Bombay, Hong Kong.
INTEREST ALLOWED:
On Fixed Deposit for 12 months 4 p. c.
On Fixed Deposit for 6 months ZYz p. c.
On Fixed Deposit for 3 months 3 p. c.
INTEREST ALLOWED BY THE 1 OffiCO olid Illflllllaiy,
HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA. TELEPHONE 796.
On -Current Deposit 'z per cent p. a. Modern and Humane Treatment.
Oca Fixed Deposit for 12 months, 7 p. c.
Th Bank buys and receives for col
wtion Bills of Exchange, issues
dL.e"er?f i.n J5 Merchant : Tailor.
863 King St
Colorado CUy, Col., and Butte. Mont.-)
two of which are small cltle In the
Rooky Mountain region, and the third
is practically a suburb of Cincinnati.
Obligatory military Instruction In
grammar schools may lie said hardly
to exist. Four or live cities authorize
voluntary Instruction la military drill
namely. New York City.. Ceneva. N.
Y.. Yonkers. N. Y.. UH-heter. N. Y..
and Winona. Minn.
i
n e;v r.Z."Se ; ;r. .ar-i
ins the jms. Th rtLt .d-r.i .m-
oKintry to the sr.rce vjt.i rfc
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
pMr In tlu orcr. tcrtt ia tJ.
ih tnom'.rti: ar. 1 la
s)!d;Ts pri!wit'.7 l!! f
whm i!v are cn tt:- v?.i-
.1
WM. G. IRWIN L CO-
LiuiTi::.
Branches and Agencies ana
tssTOsacts Oeneral Banting liusmess.
Li. KCXNGr FJSE.
tCHANT : TAIL
f23& Fort St., Opp. Club S:ab!es.
TWO TIKU'AND VOLTS.
NVw York I ::- rielun Who ll c. U
a Terrible f Itock anv' Still Live.
1
sn;.K n:-: capita.
Urea! ItriM'.r. take rr.' .
anv country C0v. . r- ;r.
':u O. Ir:a..f.-rt; tra .vx-! Majr
W. 51. G;!!a.M..5rv.:r a - T.-arr
II. M Wi'.tsty. Jr Aai;:or
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NEW YORK. March T. J- U Il.mi-1 P,,:,l,,lJ' lror.: f.-rr.ar.y r.. 1
Agency Y'okohama Specie Bank:
few Republic Bldg., : Honolulu, H. I.
JUHEI 1SHIZUKA
AGENCY OF
KE H1N BANK, LTD.
Vineyard Street.
FINE SUITS TO ORDER AT REA
SONABLE RATES.
Suits cleaned and repaired.. Satis
faction guaranteed.
WING WO TAI & CO.
214 NUUANU STREET.
Transact General Banking and Ex
change Business.
HES OFFICE - - - TOKYO, JAPAS.
3rir exchange on
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK,
YOKOHAMA.
Ivory, Lacquer. Silver and Crockery
Wares, Screens, Vases, Rattan
Chairs, Crepes, Silks. Cig
ars. Etc.. Etc.. Etc.
Read the Haeiin
jfrmt-UVejry
GagrtU
Ifl. an eniV-ovce of the l.-xlnuton-ax-nn
c: '.e jover-ho;K-i'. uhl!' ai.v:p.
at hi.- switchUiard nccivil and s ir
vivod an electric f hi ck of aluvi:
volts. The man' body was badly
burned from head to fint. ci-ry inh
of clothing '.va.s torn from him and h
fell c-ensIcs.- thronsh a ho! Ins-aa'a-nooxly
burned In the tloor by ih ter
rific electrical io'.ver. The dv.-t;r.- who
attcndcl him say there is no -a.- oti
record of a man withstanding a similar
shook. The accident w.v caused
through II.iai;vI tryinc tt iiht-t a
loo.-e screw on th s-.vitchlHard and In
some way closing a circuit. The enor
mous iKjwer of the shock may b. J ids-
el from the fact that until the circuits
wer readjusted all the car of the
road were brought to a standstill.
Norway. 12. a:.! Spiir..
V b.v .avd many i.it tills
.:nce we iezin u.;az v.43.i...iai s
Couch Remedy In our home. We
a bo:: open all the tia:e asd r.he11Tfr
any of my family or myself tcc'.a to
catch roM we bcs'.a to ue the Coj;h
i:mdy. and a a resu'.t we never fcave
to watl away for a doctor and Inrur a
!arp. den-tor bill, for Chasjbtr'.A'.a'
Couzh Remedy never fa'.'i to cure. It
i certainly a m liclne of crot rlt
and worth. 1. S. MearkI. Gesen!
Merchant and Farmer. Matf.e. IV-!ford
county. Pa. For &a by IVaion. 5:'.ta
it Co.. Ltd.. whoa!c asostf.
For more than half a ca:ury th
famous o!d J Moore AA "Wal:ey
has l.n the faor'.te with cor.?'.-eir..
COMMISSION AGENTS
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list or fjrnciiii?:
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