. TOE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AUVKUTISEK: HONOLULU, MARCH, 27. 1WI.
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IS "A GOOD SORT"
Emperor William Likes
Cecil Rhodes on Sight.
A BICYCLE TRUST
Hawaiian Scenic Photos
The best at the lowest
price at HOPP'8. i
LAST WEEK
We had a talk about Parlor and
Hex room Furniture, Chairs and
"Mirrors, this week -we shall tell
you about some other things
that are also essential. Wo
would like to call your attention
to our grand display of
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These are of entirely new pat
terns, and will accommodate
from four to fifteen people. We
also have some very handsome
Silk Floss Pillows
Just the thing for your
PARLOR or SITTING ROOM
To give them a cozy appearance.
There has been such a demand
for Box Couches that we are
making a specialty of them at
present. . Now that the hot
weather 19 coming on again,
Slave you given a thought about
getting an awning either for
t
your place of business or your
residence. We are prepared to
make all sizes.
QPPfCO.
Leading Furniture Dealers,
KING & BETHEL STS.
4040KHO00OKK4000
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108 KING STREET.
G. J. Waller : : Manager.
Wholesale and Retail 4
TC lES
AND-
HAVY CONTRACTORS.
Be Silent Barber Shoe
When in need of a good, clean shave.
by expert artists, with sharp tools,
lalt the SILENT BARBER SHOP.
Our Instruments are thoroughly dis
infected before using by an
ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION
Ladies' Boot-Black Stand
In rear of shop.
JOSEPH FERNANDEZ, Propr.
Arlington Block, Hotel Street.
! IHII-I I l.-ll .1-1. ..
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
New Importation of
SILK GOODS, in the piece, SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK SHAWLS,
DECORATED FLOWER POTS, NEW
PORCELAIN CUPS AND SAUCERS,
TEA AND DINNER SETS, CARVED
TVORY, RATTAN CHAIRS, CARVED
SANDALWOOD BOXES.
THESE GOODS ARE THE HANDSOM
EST IN ALL HONOLULU.
WING WO CHAN & CO.
210-212 Nuuanu Street.
HEW ARRIVALS.
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Waite and Blue Grass Linen, Silts,
Table Covers, Silk Shirts, Doylies, Pa
jamas, Handkerchiefs, etc. Latest Pat
terns of English and American Serge,
Scotch Tweeds, Linen and Duck Cloth
O KIIVI,
210 Nunanu St., above Hotel.
BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS.
Fort St., Opp. Wilder & Co.,
H. J. NOLTE, Prop.
First-Class Lunches Served
With Tea, Coffee, Soda Water,
Ginger Ale or Milk. Open
from. 3 a. m. till 10 p. m.
Smokers' Requisites a Specialty.
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Rugs,
CENTER, SOFA AND STAND
Heavy Stock and Great Choice.,
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Of Best Yalne Ever Imported
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E. I. JORDAN
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HAWAIIAN SONG AND CHORUS
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Sung with great success by
the 1 ... .
oil l
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awaiian Ms
COMPANY, LIMITED.
You should have a copy.
Only 25cts.
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The Washington Light.
keliable;, huii,i,iant
cannot explode . .
. cannot 11 low out
NO ODOR DOES NOT FLICK Kit
Consumes nothing but. Kerosene Oil.
The Cheapest and Safest Light
known.
Unsurpassed for Halls, Lanais, Ma
chine Shops, Plantations and Docks.
See Lamps now on exhibition and
get details.
TVe are prepared to illuminate Pri
ate Grounds, Lanais and Halls for En
tertainments on 24 hours notice.
Open evenings till S o'clock.
H. N. ALAIY,
Hanager.
Mascnic Temple, Alakea St.
M. M1SAWA,
Nuuanu etreet, near Berctanla, 0970
alte Commercial saloon.
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Agree on Arrangements In Africa
Telegraph Lines and Rail
ways A Dinner.
BERLIN, March II. The Tagob!att
says that a contract has b?en con
cluded between the German Govern
ment and Cecil Rhodes, th British
South African magnate, for the con
struction of a telegraph line in Ka.:
Africa. The Tageb'.att add that a
contract for building a railroad
through the same territory Is upon tno
point of conclusion, only a few laiU
remaining to Xm concluded.
Both Kmperor William and Kmprv.-s
Augusta Victoria, besides Baron von
Buelow, the Foreign Minister, and oth
er Ministers, with their wives, attend
ed the banquet given by Sir Frank
Iascelles, the British Kmbassador, to
Cecil Rhodes, who appears to have per
sonally impressed everybody from the
Emperor downward.
With the exception of the Agrarian
and Conservative papers the whoU?
press praises him. The Emperor is said
to regaru him as "jun the sort of man
that Germany wants."
It is understoo'l that the Rl.odcslan
schemes anticipate that Germany will
ultimately possess WalfUh bay. on tho
coast of Da ma ra land. South Africa.
KIPLING.
NEW lORK, March Rudy ard
Kipling is steadily improving. He was
moved to-uay from his rfoms on the
second lloor to a suit on the Moor
above which has been in readiness for
him for several days. He will have
more sunshine there and the apart
ments are brighter than those he ha.
been in.
The following statement was issued
to-night: "The doctors say that Mr.
Kipling has stood the removal to a
brighter apartment without producing
any disturbances, and that with the
exception of a small area of pleural
exudate at the lower portion of the
rignt lung, all signs of the late d!sas
have disappeared."
Mr. Kipling'ate a hearty .-upper to
night and was permitted to read some
proofs of a forthcoming book which he
has written.
THERE WAS WARNING.
LONDON,,, March 17.' The Vienna
correspondent of the. Dally Chronicle
says: "A startling story, emanating
from an absolutely trustworthy source,
is forwarded from St. Petersburg.
"It appears that on the dap preced
ing the explosion of the navy powder
magazine at Ia Goubran, near Toulon,
the Russian Minister of War, Lleutcn-
ant-General Kouropa'tkine, received
telegraphic warning that both m Tou
lon and t. Petersburg powder stores
would explode within twenty-four
hours.
"He immediately drove to the pow
der magazine and, after an inspection,
gave every employee three days leave,
installing fresh guards, establishing a
military cordon and taking other pre
cautions." MOUNTAIN GUNS.
WASHINGTON, March 17. The War
Department has ordered sent to Gen
eral Otis three light batteries and a
half dozen Hotchkiss guns, to bo used
as mountain batteries. Tho general
cabled last evening for these, saying
that seventy-two horses should accom
pany the three batteries. These bat
teries are needed where i: is impossi
ble to move the heavier artillery now
in the Philippines. The Hotchkiss guns
can be mounted on mulrs, which can
be secured in Manila and taken
through the pains and over mountains,
where it is impossible to move heavy
arm anient.
SPAIN BORROWS.
MA I) it ID, March 10. The Spanish
Government has concluded a loan of
thirty million pesetas with the bank
ing house of Urquijo. The money was
handed over yesterday and will be de
voted to paying the arrears due the
Spanish troops who have served in
Cuba.
It is very hard to stand Idly by and
see our dear ones suffer while await
ing the arrival of the doctor. An Al
bany (N. Y.) dairyman called at a drug
store there for a doctor to come and
see his. child, then very sick with croup.
Not finding the doctor in, he left word
for him to come at once on his return.
He also bought a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, which he hoped
would give some relief until Ihe doctor
should arrive. In a few hours ho re
turned, saying the doctor need not
come, as the child was much better.
The druggist, Mr. Otto Scholz. says the
family has since recommended Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to their neigh
bors and friends until he has a constant
demand for it from that part of tho
country. For sale by Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd., wholesale agents.
Wheel Makers Arranging
a Big Combine.
Ten of the Leading Makiri Havk
Signed Well Known Compa-
nle Not this 'Year.
NEW YORK. March I j. TLe 11. r
ald to-morrow will ay: Th maker
of bicycles have arrand tho d:al!
of th formation of a tra.! cuml;r.
thai ill involve capital to the om.::nt
of $."rt,iM.M. It Is understood that
n of the !-ad!n maker of h!
have entered the toniL.ir.c. and that
several othcr.4 will probably le p,r
suaretl to add their signature to the
jgn-vment. A. G. SpaMlr.g 1 .4 cre!i:.l
with being tru moving jp'.ril In the
proposed combine. With him are a,
soe.ated A. A. Pop? and IL Philip Gor
mully of the Gorrautly & Jeffry Manu
facturing Company of Chlcas .
No c-ango In th? b!cyc! bulnr
for tno present year Is contemplated,
but next year ruch manufacturer" pr
t.uet will l marketed, the middleman
profits being eliminated.
That all this had b-n Mrrfu!!y
planned Is shown by the recent organ
ization of a :.(km).ihj Mcyle-jkadd
company by A. I Garford, "former piv.
ident of tht National Cyc Ikiard of
Trade. To this Is t.i be added the teel
tuU? combination, and the wood-rlm
organsratlon. Aside from the Ucvet
ge.ired wheel, ihrn; ar two rhalnlf
bicycles manufactured, nchof which
is declared by its maker to 1k the tyi
of thos which will Ih cor.trollevl by
the organization. Terms have already
been orirrcd to thi Indr pendent con
cerns which will probably b acceptd.
ni:wspapi:r for himsi:lk.
It Is perhaps not generally known
that the German Ilrnperor has a. papr
published and printed cxclulvr!y for
hlmsvlf and for the Ilrapres. It U the
Imperial Gazette of Berlin, containing
a clear and concise- dally summary t
the world's news. The edition of thU
paper consists of two copir. doubt le.s
tho smallest edition of any pair pb
lished.
; PHOTOGRAPHIC St PPL! IIS.
CHICAGO. March K-. The men mho
make photographic supplies and the
men who sell theni held another secret
conference Lero to-day and made ar
rangement 10 perfect an organization
01 the manufacturers and dealer of
the 1'nlleu States. The d!eatr.4 ad
mitted that pries would N ra!s
somewhat.
A Git HAT EDITOR DI!AD.
CHICAGO. March Jo.ph Me!ill.
euitor-in-chlcf of the Chicago Tribune.
died suddenly at San AntonUi. Tex.,
this morning. The Immediate ratue of
his death was Ivrart disease, ahhotuh
for twa years pat the ailment of oM
ao had cati.teI him great suffering
and iappel hi strength. He wa al
most Ti years of age.
. GOMEZ AND HIS DUTY.
HAVANA, March 13. General Go
mez has decided to proceed with th?
plans agreed upon for distributing the
$3,000,000 to the Cuban troop, on dis
banding., as though the Military As
sembly did not exist. He conferred
for two hours to-day with Gn ra!
Brook regarding detail-.
NLGROLS MOP.BLD.
PALMETTO (Ga.), March Pour
nrgroes were kllVd nnd f w.-r"
w.T-r.ded early this morning by a mob
of Jo') .cn who shot them down wht!
they were lagging for mercy. The nine
negroes were prisoners in a warehouse
here, where they wcr hf!I on ?.ipi
cion of nron.
JOHN SHERMAN.
PORT DE PRANCE Mar'lr.Pr..
March 13. John Sherman. Is a
passenger on board the American I!n
steamer Pari., Captain Frrdorlc Wat
kins, which arrived hre ti-day from
Trinidad with tho party of vxc union
ists who are making a tour of ie
We-t Indian Islands. U stiff ring from
pneumonia.
"Calumot" makes tho light
est, swootost and most
whotosomo broad
and pastry
NONE SO GOOD.
AVarf tkr Uactutn UriU
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(Pfni-TTff).
MAKES A
dmiousRhigii ball
NOBLE
CROWN DISTILLERIES CDMPAI1Y.
Kaiulani.
Wc hate tho IMtniST aad KIN
HST el of VSrm of th rrMi faa-l
proccjjion of Sunday U: la ctUttc.
1 a ract c
CHALLHNGi: COMPirTITION.
Wc arc no: gUIsg pho:otrap!n aay.
neither arc c SWINDUNtJ Till:
PLULIC by pitting tltmg oa tho raor
ket at a prlc at hlch ll ! l3o
ib!e to make gtxvl plcturr V charg-?
the lowcn LKOITIMATi: ?rlo
lb!c and sell only AllSOLUTKLY
PKRMANnNT. Bri rht T5c-:ho
beJt to In bad.
C. E. Le MUNYON.
KW3i Z. 3. . Ijom lla'.MIejr. Tort S
JUST OPEN !
A hopon Union ?tnrrtt Vx
Tower, and atn irrrcifcl lo
do ail kinds of
PLUMBING, TI.N.NIM; AXD
GEXEHAL JOBBING.
H. F. LUDEWIG.
Orpheum Cafe
OPEN DAY AMD NIGHT
McaU SVrrcd at All Ho?r.
nRn iu:auisAi: ncn
Kroa 12 Till 2 o'clock.
FAMILY DINING ROOM IN CONNEC
TION.
TARLK3 HUSPJIVKD Xll L.DICi
WHITE LAIJOR INCLUSIVELY.
C. U. COW, Mnn.iKor.
FIRST CLASS
Bicjxle Repairing
Done at Wry KcAonable
Figure.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
CLEYELiKD BICYCLES FOR EE5T.
Wc bite a few f4fco3 1 hizl wir:
which we Arc :;ini: at cut ntc yrictJ.
... tTY Itt'.fAttt iict.
E. JONES. R..CLARK.
1 15 Rcthcl Street. Tel. 101 1.
UXCLE SAM UESTAUIiANT.
fort sTRtnrr. next to clud
Wc frtc th t-U 25 crat nvU In
the-city. Try them.
SjnJvtktcs Wilh Coffee. 20c.
LOOK WO SING it CO.
SEATT LE BEER
-AT THE
ClIITEIilON SALOON.
WM&i Mi KW MS CO.
UMITCO.
ri;:iA. Cot, xu ami rmBUk
HOLLtsTXR A CXX. - - JjOELVTB.
LEWERS & COCKE.
lzr.rf an I IVIcri la LuaVcr aii
i:u::::s Mivna:. Od.
411 Ton
M. W. McCHESNEY & SONS.,
WtsIiiL' Crcars izl Colin 12 Uxiz izl
A pen Li Hono!u'.a Soap Workj Coa
pasy. Honolulu, &n4 Tacsery.
Whether tou ir.t to bur sow cr
not tou arc cordUUr tavhrJ to in-
Irct cur tfH-k ct
Hawaiian Scenes andSnbjecis
In the nul'.rr of Coloml Thr't
wc ricM the rvalm to none.
A colIct;on of x cozen or a: ere
of theM? nratlr n:ountrl mnJ tlcnt
up in a nail re mule Iuhala folcrr.
could not lc excclle! a pi ft
Should we clance not to hr
Kn;e dcinb!e view we would ra-
pape to male it and le thankful for
the urrtion.
oar ili pUr ot Inland Viem
in our how Ctxatthe Tot O.Tcr.
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notary notion,
Ard Ttti: nLT Maritt.a
which tuccrfulljr trm$ with
loth the Ltkii and Cumx
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and ilurab-Ltj.
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NcodtoA and P.irta for
Alt Machines.
L. F.
"MIKtM HA0LE.
Fort, near Ho?cL
FREE EXMATIOII.
1 $19 lr tit torsAUaa c$ tvzt rya
aa tio:r ad4 aa acsraiit.'y m 12
a-rtjnorarr ats: Lu mzjir. Etwj
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uto3 ar all lrx-rt' to a
! tl rrcloIL K&ov:!c nr
5sc, aJJM by c bn a3 lxiri fa
pcoreJ ln:r3:'ji as J arvaooa,
cralA ay a-TTir ta rxxsiizizz ryva
tarx:sal lo yva. Trt itxl Prtkm Im
AIliOIXTKLY minx as) If Klacaa
w nnrTHj tlryr so t La4 at a
rsore lixa rrxoQA!.; yr?f.
S. E. LUCAS,
PAULS: IAN OITICLVX.
Love nIl :nr. ... rrt ntrwL
cj DANDUUrr KILUIIl ca Laai It
hat lo trry r-; :4r an J u Vtlzz
kk If L-'.a $txtK a ir rsrt for
CxzirzZ, ;r3t:y Lo: an 2 a: I iUa di-
So. I It all CrzzzUVi an 3 ai Cn!-a
Dartr SLop.
2: t-tr tn irai nnark Tit To
Vazx k IJcw arc cf lartatlcnt.
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Castle & Coolie,
LIMITED.
LIFE AND FIRE
an 11
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PRESCOTT,
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ACGNTS FOR
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OF BOSTON.
IE Hie tea fessj
OF HARTFORD.