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r,'. hik - O W.T. WHEATLY 206 Merchant St I SELL TO DEALERS OXLY Agent For S. E. SLADE LUMBER CO., San Fran cisco. Cal. Northwest Pine and Spruce. o o o CHAS. NELSON, San Francisco, Cal. Humboldt Redwood, Shingles, Shakes and Posts. o o o PACIFIC ROOFING AND REFINING CO.. San Francisco. Cal. Itoof Paint, Wood Preservatives and Building Paper. o o o E. A. HOWARD & CO., San Francisco, Cal. Hardwood and Wagon Materials. o o o TRUCKEE LUMBER CO., San Fran cisco, Cal. Clear Spruce and Box Shoolts. o o o STEIGER TERRA COTTA AND PRESSED BRICK WORKS, San Francisco, Cal. Pressed Brick, Fire Clay and Sewer Pipe. o o o SCHAW INGRAM, BATCHER & CO., Sacramento, Cal. Riveted Steel and Sheet Iron Water Pipe. o o o OBKAR NESTER GLASS CO., Saint Louis, Mo. Flint, Green and Amber Bottles. o o o THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, unicago, ins. Cottolene Soaps and Gold Dust Wash ing Powder. t i ooc naier ijhixs ot any Size. Wholesale -mfcr. ililiii AISJ) COMMISSION BROKER. Model 15 Beebe Bicycles at $30. -Satisfaction guaranteed. Model 17, price $35. with improvements. Model 19 it $40, with all the latest improvements. Model 25 at 45, 30 In. wheel. BjJf Repairs that are reoairs at the old reliable 231 KING STREET, where the latent is on tap. Special Machinery. '? v J. J McCaJbc Double Spindle Lathe Heaviest Lathe Work. Dnect Acting Elect i 1 1 fr"? "rr; v.. ILN USE BY-O. R. L. CO. ! 1 OEDIvREI) HY-OAHU SUGAR CO.. WAIALUA AGRtCUI TUUU, SUGAR CO., K1HEI SUGAR 00. OTJIER SPECIALTIES: Gray Planers, Barnes 8c AlcCate Drill Presses, Combined Upright an1 Racial Drills. Shapers, Universal Alillin Atachines, Combined Bolt and Pipe Cutters. Henry R. Roberts, Agent, Pacific Hardware Co. Ltd. Machinery Department. ftechanics' Tools AND uilders' Hardware AT COST! We make this announcement in the fact of a rising market. Why ? . Because we want the room for other goods more strictly within our lines. Our entire stock of 111 ool Mechanics' Tools will be s )Id1it cost. Jms CLEARANCE RALE will commence on TUESDAY, JUNE 20, and will continue until the en tire stock is exhausted. The gocds are marked in plain figures. You will find a few samples in our lar jo window. The stock is on our second fio r. Take the eleva tor. You will find a salesman in charge of this special department Come early before other dealers buy it out. 1 HA3 We want our customers to get this benefit. Om- LIMITED. IMPORTERS OF Crockery, Glas, Lamas and Honse Furnishing Goods SOLE AGENTS "JEWEL" STOVES for coal or wood. "GURNEY" CLEANABLE REFRIG ERATORS. NEW WICKLESS BLUE FT. A MR PROOF FILTERS. PRIMUS" OIL STOVES. AILEY'S TKK ITS. P, 0. BOX 44 TEL. 398. The Milwaukee Puncture Proof Tire. IS RESILIENT AS ANY TIRE MADE Pau : Puncture : Pilikia SOLE AGENTS. Two Lathes in One. Motor When Desired HONOLULU SUGAR CO. Shell Hardware MO SI B Bailey's Hi MU THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. JULY TO COLLEGE MEN Governor Roosevelt's Ad dress to Cornell Class. Valuo of Education - A Proposition Set Out Graduates and Politics. The True Amerlc r s. ITU f V x- ... iii.vv... .. 1.. jimc . lioverno: ikKoo vil ujuay auenueu tu, t lass- day exorcises of the class of :o in Cornell Armory, fho students receiv ed him with cheers. In his address 10 the graduates the Governor referred to statements recently made by sevra men who had amassed sreat fortunes to the effect that collegiate education is useless in the world of today. H attacked their position vehemently. and said: Our country could better afford to lose all the men who have amassed millions than to lose one-half of its college-bred men. We can get aiong witnout men of enormous wealth, but not without men of brains." Governor Roosevelt then discussed the desirability of college-bred men making themselves active in the polit ical world. He criticised the position that because politics are corrupt good men should shun them, holding that the very fact that dishonesty and cor ruption exist should be an incentive to good men actively to participate and remove the evils. Speaking directly to the graduating class, the Governor said they were no better than the masses who had not had their advantages except in so far as they utilized their great advantages and proved themselves so. Collegiate education did not make them too cul tured and refined for the active work of life; if it did, it would be a curse rather than a blessing. "Above all," said the Governor, "do not become of the class of so-called highly educated and cultured, who sneer at American institutions anil American customs. If you recognize a fault come forward and expose it and strive to remedy it. Do not become of the class who lose faith in. the ability of Americans to govern either them selves or their islands." ' A 'NEW ARTIST Portrait of lianku. A portrait (ilias. M. (.'onkc Ii the Japanese. in oil "of Charles M. Cooke, president of the Hank of Ha waii, and one of the best known of Hawaii's citizens, may bo seen at the studio of J. .1. Williams, the pioneer photographer,, located on Fort street. The portrait h:is been viewed by a number of the intimate friends of -Mr. Cooke, anil by several persons inter ested in art. It is a faithful likeness and of most artistic execution and fin ish. It shows good drawing, good painting and good coloring, lly some it is pronounced better than any por trait ever done here. It is certainly far and away superior to most of the work of the class that has been put forth here by visiting artists from time to time. The author is the Jap anese, Hanko, a new arrival, who has located here permanently. He is ol the Orient by birth only. lianko was educated in the United States. Like Iienjamin West, he was an artist from childhood. For place of training he selected the Pacific Coast, and was a student of the best schools and fore most masters for seven years. He holds the coveted gold medal award of the San Francisco school, which gives him equal rank with the many distin guished artists who have homes on the Pacific Coast. Hanko is modest, an intelligent gentleman, whose artis tic temperament and true love for cul ture are noticeable "at once. All who meet him will be impressed with hlra and will feel that he should be en couraged to remain In Honolulu as a member of the art circle so small, but so genuinely valuable. He has pro duced his first portrait under great difficulty. The face of the subject so lected is one familiar to all in Hono lulu, aiid.it is reflected most faith fully from the canvas. What the ar tists call technique is shown In the expression, and both the boldness and the blending of the chief colors are remarkable for the skill exhibit I. The picture should be ?een by all who care for pictures. FCNKRAL OF OILLLSPI IZ. (San I'rani isco Cbronii ! .June l"-'. GILLHSPII-: In lfonlulu. Mav 17. William Francis. belovd s n of V. Ifii and the late Mi. 1ki1 ;il!s:o. and brother of Mrs. M. I. M jrj)!iy. of Oregon City. Or.. Mrs. Joseph .McCoy.-Joseph (in!oii' anl Lillie .uid (leoruie Murray, a natie of S.i! l'ranei?co. airctl 21 years. Friends and acquaintances are ie spect fully invited t attend :. funeral this dav (Thursday) at oMmk. . ffMti- t lw li'irliri: if I ' f V i'i n T" A- ;' T,:T Minion "street": theiuo t iioiy 'Cros CI!linh- IM,l. nt s!,,,;n s;,w5s- l;!"vh ' In,orn,on, Cillespie v.-as shot on ilie S. S. Aus . tralia ly Wade and died in the Queen's ! hospital here. JAS. F. MORGAN ilia i Bin 1, 33 Queen Street. P- .Box 594. Telephone 72. THIS DAY. Auction Sale Shares of Stock OX SATURDAY, JULY 1ST. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. .i my salesroom. S.I 0,uen Mr-t. I win sell at public auction SHARKS OF KWA PLANTATION CO. 10 SHAKKS OF HAWAIIAN SlOAK CO. J SHARKS OF OOtv I civmh PLANTATION CO. It? SHARKS OF HONOM17 SFOAR CO. . SHARKS OF WAIMANALO St C.AR CO. ! SHARKS O. R. & 1 CO. ItONDS. JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr. THIS DAY. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY At Auction. ON Saturday, July 1st. 1899, AT 12 O CIX)CK NOON. At my salesroom. C3 Queen street. I will sell at public miction a valuable parcel of land on the southeast corner of Reretanla and Miller streets. Tho property has a frontneo of r.i feet on Reretanla street and I3 feet on .Miner street. Area 4790 square feet. There are two cottaces on the nmn- erty, ono of which Is now rented for IZo per month. For further particulars apply to JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctioneer. 33 Queen Street. At Auction. ON SATURDAY. JULY Mil, AT V2 O'CLOCK NOON. At my salesroom, 0,u'mi street. I will soil at public auction That Valuable Piece of I.and on IWctanla between- runchbowl and Alapai streets, opposite th resilience of Senator II. Schmidt. Tho property bas a frtmtace of about 111 feet on Ileretania street and Is from Hi; to 190 feet deep. There Is a Store and i Cottaces on the Prop erty, which at a low rental will brine; in nearly $70 per month. A splendid opportunity for Invest ment. Map and further information at my office. JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr. Auction Sale or Beach Property AT KAALAVVAl. On Saturday. July 8th, '99 AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. At my salesroom. ?.?. Queen street. I will sell at public auction 4 Fine Beach Lots AT KAALAWAI. To the Knstward of Diamond He id. Thcso lots are finely situated, f.irir.c tho bench and command a line vio. of the ocean and Diamond He id .ir.d tn picturesque country to Koko IIa!. Tho property Is adjacent to tb' hold incs of A. i5. Cleshorn. K-q . and Cecil Iirov.-n, Ksq. Government wat.-r laid to th ! ts. Consult the plm of lots published on pae 2 of tills p iper and obtain all needed information from. JAS. F. MORGAN. Aticlr. T-1 Q':'n Strert, JAS. F. mOSGAH V I! fl llf 33 Queen Street. P. 0. Box 594. Telephone 72. mm Mi til II 1 1, IS09. ; j A. L. MURPIf & CO. w w w o o r Shoe I i A. E. UHURPHM CO 205 Hotrf St., O 3 Men's, Wonan's and I A. E. MURPHY & CO. Mules, Horses, Cows, Fine Poul try, Buggies, Roadcarts, All Kinds Traps and Vehicles. nounu-: and sixclk iiak- XIiSS, SADDLIS AX I) r.K IDLES. Anything and cvcr thing in this line Imnght and 5cihl on commission. FII F00 Large Hssorimmemiit ncm Manndl HONOLULU STOCK lAHDl CO. CORXKR ALAKIiA ANI (jVEES STREETS. Ex Bark Alden Bessie Now FANE STRING YOUM BMUMH MANUFACTURER m OF s7. - C. ricOLLIIB. AABLISHED 1S9I. 1 I5G ST. ij TStersoxa . r.o. bcx 507. aJ murphy & CO. m I Hdise t Arlin(?n Block Childm's i miki . A. EL CRPHY & CO. I Us due, with a late shipment of 9 fori sr. AND G) ' 10 m add lory FUUiDD C?.