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i THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, APRIL. 4, 1S99. There is Some it WEDDING HELLS 7 Satisfaction in finding something bet ter than the last of the kind you had for less money. Money talks very loudly today it is doing all the talk ing. When you are prepared to make your investment we would like to have you see a suit with this in it. CO PYP1CHTC P ffjL-jy-fJE Such a suit will appeal to you, es pecially if you have heretofore worn to-order clothes. We are now showing the Stein Bloch suits and over-coats, and ask you to inspect them whether you buy or not. M; ricINERNY, Modern Clothier, Herchant and Fort Streets. f 4. f m LIST OF LETTERS. Remaining in the General Post Office up to March 31, 1S99. GENTLEMEN. American Colonial Anderson, O P Trading Co (3) Armstrong, W II A Happy Hair United Yesterday ' at Kauieliaiiiviha. The wedding of W. W. Bristol to Miss Olive Lamb took place at noon yesterday. The ceremony "Nvas per formed in the Memorial" chapel, Rev. C. M. Hyde officiating, assisted by Itev. Silas P. Perry. The bride looked very charming in her bridal gown, which enhanced her own natural beauty. Mr. Bristol, at tired in conventional black, looked proud and happy as he led his bride to the altar. Following the bride came the little pages Cyril Damon and Ruth. Bracken, It J E (2)Bergmana, Y Richards. In a moment the simple Buchanan, A Brown, C H service was over and the happy pair j Brabazon, H E were man and wife. The chapel had been beautifully dec orated by the girls of the school. Long Bennett, A Y wreaths of maile were twined grace- j Bateman. B F fully around the altar, and banks of flowers were placed about, together with many potted plants. Mr. Bristol, who is the registrar of the Kamehameha schools, has been in Honolulu for a few months. He is a graduate of'Hhe University of Califor nia, where he held many prominent po sitions. He is a thorough business man also, and since coming here has made many friends. Miss Lamb, the bride, is one of San Francisco's fair daughters, being well known in that city. The newly married pair left for Ma noa valley immediately after the cere mony. They will spend their honey moon there. Arnand, L Adams J C Andrews, S Ames, H B Andrews, T L Atwater, C L Burns S S B Burk, II E Baker, E P Bailey, J M (3 Brown; J Bali, F F Curtis, G (2) Cluney, Capt. Crowell, W O (2) Clayton, C L Clark, V Clark, J Carter, C L Clayton, B Clark, W Court Hawaii No. IIIIISIIMII H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. SOLE AGENTS OF Portland Flouring Is AND Sperry Flour Coi of the following Have just received a large quantity popular brands: GOLDEN GATE FLOUR, OLYxMPIC FLOUR, SUPERB FLOUR, CASCADIA FLOUR, C & C FLOUR, GOLDEN LILY FLOUR, PORTLAND FLOUR, DAYTON FLOUR, ELDORADO FLOUR For Sale at Lowest Prices, American Express Co Andrews, C Armstrong, J Anderson, A W Andrews, T L Benton, C P Beissu, L N Bock, A Bledsoe, J M Berry, H W (3) Bartlett. E B Beck, M Bemewiz, A Bettington, J (2) Caufman, J Creagh, Capt. A D Clark, Capt. F L Clark, C H Cook, W li Cooper, F B Courtney, A D (2) The Commercial Co Cowan, F Clark, A V Cook, E 37C9 I O F Court Lunalilo No Corbin, Hon G CGOO A O of F (2) Cooke, M Drake, W H Dudoit, Mr Davis, P Dorrah, D Damon, C Dorson, J G Dickieson, W (2) Duchalsky, J L Chicago Dental Parlors. Dr. W. A. McQuitty, late of Chicago, has opened up offices in the new Model Edwards, F block, under the name of the "Chicago 'Fuller, W H (2) Durfee, C II (2) Dupee, W H (3) Davis, C E Evanson, O Ewing, E It Erb, G E Evans, E C Enatt, Capt AV C Daly, J J Douglas, G H Dental Parlors." Dr. McQuitty has had a number of years' experience in the dental line in the East. After graduating from the University of California he took up offices in San Francisco, and continued his practice in that city for ten years, meeting with great success, but wishing for a larger field in his line, he removed to Chicago, that being his headquarters previous to his arrival here. The doc tor is very comfortably situated in the Model block and any person getting crown or bridge work, plates, gold fil lings or extractions can rest assured of getting first class work at reasonable? prices. Fall, V Fatzke, C Foutz, R Fredesdorff, It (2) Foss, H Fletcher, R J Green, J B Guise, Major H J W (2) Gowans, J YV Gamer, Elder YV A Greensides, II Evans, J E Edwardsan, E Egan, F F Enwright, J B Emmerich, F E Fisher, D Fisher, H S Fay, J P Faul, R Farnsworth, II S Ferguson, B (2) Fisher, II Grau, C C Gerard, T L (2) Goodman, Col T H Gosliner, T The Gazette (semi-weekly) will be tFsaed thij morring in time for the outgoing islasd and foreign malls. - M1U gy PRiCE b yuyys j i i ' T tr t r i ii 1 1 him im i "V- FOR $950 Cash. $900 Balance, May, remain for two years longer. WILL E. FISHER, I Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts. ST" no P4 4 PI AREA 7I40 FI 1 1 1 76 F T FRONT v 1 O hi 0) O o X J o o X o cn UIO IN G BRANCH Griffiths & Co Hyde, Dr Horner, H L Hogue, YV Harris, J Hall, W Hanson, Rev O Haywood, J P Hauxhurst, R Hansen, R Ingleroch, Sergt C Gremsath, A O Hill, D Hubbord, Mr L Houston, E D (2) Hoffman, M L Haage, YV Halstead, H L Hall, C B Hewitt, A B warn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,R. C. A. PETE ndl32tka alalia Zoi HONOLULU, M. I. Office: 15 Kaahumanu Street. RSON, rsaass- P. O.Box 365. Stocks and Bonds. Notary Public. Real Estate, Financial Agent. Gustom House. Loans Placed and Negotiated. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 000000000000 James, N V Johnson, F (2) Jones, C . Johnston, F B Johnson, E Jeffson, W Kratz, T Kane, A King, DJF Lor ell, G Low, J G Long, R H Lobenstein, A B Lorck, C Long, C Lucas, H Lazarus, J Myers. Rev J S Mulholland, J Mossman, D Mossman, H Mai tis, R 1 Meyer, G Miller, O Mihran, M B Murphy, A Morris, B (2) Morris, F F Makee, J Nckes, H St J (7) Nelson. A Nicol, H Nilson, E Olson, J Olmsted. Dr E D Ogdan, W J Poole, O A Parker, R II Palmer, T Peikard, "V II Pierce, II Perry, H Peter, S Peterson, F Perry, F Pawtowski, J Pahul, G Parker, A L Robertson, G B Rockford, T Rhodes. H Robb, W Rice, S F Richards, F Sullivan, M L Stoll, C W (3) Strcwback, II Sant, R Stevens, G D Stevens, O St Clair, J Streckewald, C Stanford, D F Seymour, W C (2) Stillman, O Spencer, O B Sedgwick, T F Smith, B II Turner, G A Turner, G Taylor, J Tillotson, W D Tobin, C Thompson, G Thompson, J G Vicboli, Mr Wright, "W Woodward, A F Wilkinson, Mr Warren, T (4) Wallace, C (4) Williams, W W Wittman, G Willys on, J Wells, W Woodward, R W Wood, M W Wilburton, F (1) Watson, D Walters, II Yates, J Waddoups, T A Young, B C LADIES LIST. Mdrich. Mrs F It Alexman, Mrs C C Mexander, Miss A Barnes. Miss L C Brabazon, Mrs R (3) Bryiant, Mrs Butterfield, Mrs N Carter, Mis C E Cavanagh, Mrs A Chapin, Mrs E P Cranes, Miss M Conner, E A Cooke, Mrs C F Dickey, Mrs C A Dineer, Miss Edwards, Miss M Farrant, Mrs W Garst, Mrs C E George, Miss L C Hall, Mrs M D Hart, Mrs H Hanan, Mrs C Berielman, Mrs F C (3) Brewster. Mrs C M Bourke. Miss L (2) Brims. Mrs M Chase, Mrs C Chaum, Mrs J Clark, Mrs N Cooper, Mrs H K Cummings, Mrs W II Duncan, Miss Ewing, Mrs C P Grube, Mrs M Gouedard, Mme A Hatch, Miss II Herman, Miss M Hopking, Mrs A Harrison, Mrs J W Howard, Mrs M II Jackson, A Jones, E M Jordan, W Jimeng, P Johanson, C A (2) Ivruger, E Kemberly, C Lawton, W W Lester, C H (2) Larkin, Rev Father Lund, J T (2) Lazell, E W Lake, G Ludloff, W II Mansbridge. R Merrill, C F Miller, J McKee, II McCutcheon, J T McCall, II M (2) (McDonnell, Capt McCluskey, Mr McPherson, F S McLean, J H Mackintosh, H E Nelson, Chas Needles, A Neilson, V B Orben, D Olsen, O T Ohara, Rev Parker, Capt E II (2) Patiz, C H (2) Potter, W J Pierce, Rev F M Pitger, A Pedersen, W (2) Pury, J Peterson, W F Pacific Immigra tion Co Richardson, C H Rau. L A Richardson, J G Rivers, R S Rayner, F Raac, L Schussler, II Shaw, B H Schmidt, H Sinclair, H Smith, H A Smith, F S Sodman, G (2) . Seaman's Club Schlemmer, Capt M Schunyf, V (2) Smith, J W Smith, J F Smith, J M (2) Tator, C S Tellis, F ' Thompson, Col J 'K (2) Thompson. Dr H F Thoming. T W Toomey, D (2) "Van Doon & Co WTilliams, C Wilson, Capt P E Widde-man, C R White, R C West, G E Wessel, G Webster, R V Welles, E Walters. W R Wade, F Wessel s, A Wuitz, II T Harrison, Mrs L Harrison, Mrs J Hart, Mrs HJJ Jackson, Mis$ M Johnston, Mrs M Johnson., Mrs N C Kennedy, Miss J King, Mrs II C Laran, Mrs M Laymond, Miss McDougall, Mrs W McGowan, Mrs J Howard, Mrs S M Hutchinson, Miss C Jones, Mrs E Jones. Mrs C P Kruse, D A Lucas, Miss S E Lucas, Miss A R K H (2) Moore, Mrs B F Moore, Mrs J Morris, J W Marse, Mrs S S Meyers, Mrs F K Meyer, Mrs W F Mitchill, M Narem, Mrs Olive, Miss H Parker, Mrs G Parker, Mrs E Qulcs!, Mrs Raynolds, Mrs J A Robertson, Mrs J Perkins, Miss L B Postley, Mrs Read, Mrs S Renand, Mrs Rice, Miss E Richards, Mrs F A Strauss, E St Clair, Mrs Setpmell, Mrs Seguirant, Miss I Seymour, Mrs Spencer, Mrs F R Tartleton, Mrs C B (2) Taylor, Miss B B Trask, Mrs A Treat, Miss M C Underhill, Mrs F Vinn, Mrs K L Walker, Mrs II F Waller, Miss H Wichman, Mrs F S Wicks, Mrs II Wilder, Mrs A Robinson, Mrs M Robinson, Miss E H Rowland, Miss E Schmeidt, Mrs C A Simpson, Mrs J D Shirley, Mrs LW Smith, Mrs P L Smith, Mrs J Smith; Mrs II C Treblig, Mrs I Thomas, Miss M Thomas, Mrs M Ii Thompson, Mrs J K Turner, Mrs F C White, Miss L , Williams, Mrs S E (6) Wood, Mrs W B Whynn, Miss M EUROPEAN LETTERS. NottradL'F (2) Wienbicki, F (2) Lizak, J Zork, J Gut, M Toselow, II W Kochmani, J BaryekL J Katnik, J (2) Hrapel, T (3) Wos, Jos Z'kraggen, J Mulavski, J Szachter, W Platinotype Photographs. OK Mr. L. HART, F. R. M. S., lecturer oT the Ballarat School of Mines, and at he Working Men's College, Melbourne, writes as follows: "The Platinum process is decidedly, he most perfect process of photo graphic printing, as the metal is not affected by any sulphurous fumes or compounds such as are found In the at mosphere, whereas other processes aro easily attacked by them. The impression is indeed unalter able and were it possible to hold a platinotype print in the hand for sev eral hundreds of years the paper would crumble and rot away, but the photo graphic platinlc image would remaia intact. "L. HART. If you wish your pictures printed In platinum, see that you do not get Imi tations. -oo PHOTOGRAPHIC Co. LIMITED. J Corner Fort and Hotel Streets, y I! 1 1 CO. Shipping and Commission Merchants SUGAR FACTORS. STOCK AND BOND BROKERS AND DEAL- . ERS IN INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Members of the Honolulu Stock Exchange. Particular attention given to the pur chase and sale of SUGAR AND COMMERCIAL STOCKS AGENTS FOR THE BRITISH-AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. AGENTS FOR THE UNION ASSUR ANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. ISLAND AGENTS FOR OFFICE, BANK AND SCHOOL FURNITURE. OFFICES, QUEEN ST., HONOLULU. Telephone 313. REGISTRY BUSINESS. Malinowski, J Muller, E Damoser, II Berry, II W Harms, G P B Zemelka, M Weisbart, Capt N Green, J Von Bornewiszu I Cervicky, Capt Clark, Geo Foss, Mrs H PARCELS POST. Johnson, Mrs G J Hoffman, A P Duquette, Mrs Markham, W Parties enquiring for letters in the above list will please ask for "Adver Used Letters." - JOS. M. OAT, Postmaster-General. General Post Office, Honolulu, IL I., March 31, 1899. Garden Entertainment Tonigbt 3$d following nights Union Street, next to Old Fire Station. THE Gil lib I 111 000 ANIMATED PICTURES OF The Battleship Maine in Havana Har bor before the Disaster. Spanish Bull Fights. American Fast Trains and Fire Scenes. Thousands of People Moving on the Screen. Positively the most refined and Intel lectual entertainment ever offered to the public Doors open, 7:30. Commence at 8. Admission, 25 cents. Children lialf price. SUPPOSE! ;iVELANi EM Suppose the CLEVELAND peoie made a poorer Bicycle m ''y: than in "02 and bo on .jiitil in 'yj than in 'fts. do vnti thick the CLEVELAND wonld be considered the most reliable and honest wheel on the market today? No Sir ! . When price!? are Cut la Two, the qnalitv must be cut in the fame r;;tio. Iiemeraber .thf? when yon buy a wheel. Don't make a mistake. The Cleveland Should be Your Choice. . . . . . Ill BISIE CO. 209 HOTEL STREET. Telephone 909. MAPS, MAPS, MAPS, of Honolulu, just issued by the Hawaiian Gazette Co., von Holt Block, King street. Se cure one before they are all gone. 50 cents each. flOR SPRING STOCK HIS mm And -what an innovation to anything: that has ever been shown in HONO LULU. In selecting the stock we have spared no pains or money in the selec tion of the most desirable that could be found in the markets. That our stock contains just what the people want is evidenced by the number o pleased customers that have already left the store. The stock comprises everj'thing in MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING, FURNISinNG GOODS, HATS, CAPS, NECKWEAR, etc., etc Everything in our store is new and marked at prices that will sell them. Come in and look at goods that are within the reach of all. . REMEMBER strictly Kash at Kash. prices. One price to tall. Agents for Dr. Delmel's Linen-Mesh Underwear. Send for Catalogue. A til 10l 9 Hotel Street : "WaverLey Block. WE MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDER. Telephone No. 676 No. 9-11, Hotel St. HOME BAKERY and CAFE. The Only First Class American Restaurant in the City. oo CAFE open from ' :- 6 A. M. TILL MIDNIGHT, BUSINESS LUNCH, from 11 a. m. till 2 p. in 25 Cents. DINNER, from 5 to 7 p. m. .............. 50 Cents. Ica Cream Parlors IX CONNECTION. . Bread, Cakes, Etc., delivered to any part of the city free. OMO 527-529 Fort Street, HONOLULU, H. I. lie Pniii inc. m. EyiiSAWA, Nuaaiiu street, near Beretanla, 0590 site Commercial saloom. Read the Hawaiian Gazette (8emi-Wee7cly).