The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], July 20, 1899, Page 2, Image 2

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TUE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEUTISEK: HONOI.UU". JULY 20. 1S09.
SAM WIDDIFIELD
UMHEJE
Family Theatre.
GOOD
1 899- RAMBLERS -1 899
M5-00
This seems low but we hg.ve just got in
another big shipment and we propose to sell
twice as many this Summer as ever before so
have cut down the price to the lowest point.
We offer the same options as before on
saddles, pedals, handle bars, etc., and our terms
are very easy, only 2.50 per week or less than
36 cents per day which amount you will easily
save in car fare and lunch each day.
will suit your pocket
and they are the same
good reliable wTheel they
have been for 20 Tears
past.
Ramblers at
$45.00
Made First Lieutenant By
General Otis.
Assigned to lhs Thirty-Sixth Pejlrrent
The Appointment Conf.rraci Cy
President McKlnley.
WASHINGTON. July 11. The Pres
ident today confirmed and commis
sioned the officers reeonimendol by
General Otis for the Thirty-sixth and
Thirty-seventh Volunteer Regiments
new being organized in i!u Philippines.
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-LIMITED.
Golumbia and B ambler Agents
Ready Rock Asphalt
It is a NON-CONDUCTOR OF HEAT, which, to
gether with the fact that it is practically indestructible,
particularly recon. mends it for this climate.
Call and see it on roof at office.
FOR WATER MAINS SEWERS AND
ELECTRIC CONDUCTORS.
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Among the list of thos? assigned to
the former regiment appears the nam-?
of S. V. Widdlfield. a Honolulu boy.
who enlisted in San Francisco in tht
First California Uegiment at the out
break of the war wi;h Spain.
It will be remembered that when the
First California's were in this city on
their way to Manila that Sam Widdl
field, the Turton boys. Hammer and
other island boys were made much of.
and it is gratifying to add that nothing
but good accounts have been received
of them since.
Lieutenant Widdlfield must have
earned his promotion by strict atten
tion to duty and soldierlike conduct In
general, fcr tho writer is well enough
acquainted with Major General Otis to
know that he would never recommend
an incompetent man to a position of
honor and responsibility, such is usual
ly enly -attained after years of the
dry routine of military service.
Lieutenant Widdifield's appolntmen:
is not only an honor to himself and
the place of his birth, but is a graceful
tribute paid by President McKinley
and Major (Sencral Otis to the loyalty
cf the youth of Hawaii.
AGrENTS FOE-
CALIF0RNI A CANNERIES CO., LTD. FRUITS AND JELLIES.
YITAX DRY BATTERIES, Best in the market.
STANDARD BISCUIT COMPANY.
HIGHLAND AND PET CREAMS.
C. F. MACKENZIE & CO. BROOMS, ETC. ETC. ETC.
lip
Hawaiian Trading Co., Ltd.
Office: No. 6 Love Building, Fort St.
ATTENTION TO l,A,hlFRNIA I!ARX?S.S
ri a iiTiTiAii iihiirne SHOP is now prepared to
PLANTATION MANAGERS, furnish at short notice all
Plantation Supplies. A fall line of goods in oar line at
Rock Bottom Prices.
We use the Extra Heavy Hames and Best English Chains,
Stock and work throughout No. 1.
SAMPLE : ORDER : IS : RESPECTFULLY : SOLICITED.
PAUL JONES' UK MA INS.
WASHINGTON. July 12. Inquiry
was recently made at the State De
partment in regard to the grave of
John Paul Jones, the great naval hero
of Revolutionary days, who died in
Paris on July 18. 17S2. He was hurled
there with the highest honors by the
French government, but it appears
that the present location of his grave
is not known. The Secretary of State
recently addressed a letter to Henry
Vignaud of the United States Embas
sy, m Paris, asking wnetner tne grave
of John Paul Jones in Paris is known
and marked. He has received a reply
from Mr. Vignaud. saying that, al
though he has made earnest and fre
quent inquiries of the city authorities
in regard to the matter, he has been
unable to discover the whereabouts of
the grave. One thing established by
his inquiries, however, he says, is that
John Paul Jones was not buried in
the cemetery where the remains of Ia
fayette He. as has been supposed by
some people.. In another letter it is
intimated that, owing to a custom pre
vailing in Paris, the remains of John
Paul Jones were deposited in a rented
grave for a term of years, ami that
upon the expiration of the lease, a
great many years ago. the bones of
this distinguished American patriot
were thrown into the Potters Field.
ialifornia Harness Shop
NO. 639 KING STREET. LINCOLN BLOCK,
Telephone 641. Just Below The Arlington Hotel.
X. O. & M. S. HA3LMAST.
Honolulu Tobacco (So
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA
AND MANILA
SMOKERS ARTICLES.
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Ltd.
C
GARS
Fine Grades of Smoking Tobacco.
Corner Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu.
isoshima,
AI.C.ER 1 1 HARD FROM.
WASHINGTON. July 12. Secretary
Alger today made, in a report to the
Associated Ire?s. his personal state
ment concerning the rumors that he is
about to resisn from the Cabinet.
When asked aa to the truth of the ru
mors, the Secretary said:
"There is nothing In t !; reports
but air. I shall not retire i hi. year,
certainly, ami cannot say as to the fu
ture. My private busine.-s and the
state of my health will govern my fu
ture course.
"These constant assaults and repeat
ed baseless reports are. of course, very
annoying to m and extremely dis
tressing to my family, but I have nev-
er retireu unue. nre ei. ami u u
propose to do so now. Nothing that I
have ever heard of or known of has
been so cruel as the attacks upon tne.
If my critics can point to one thins in
my official career that I have done that
1 ought not to have done, or that I
have not done that I should h:u
done, I shall be very glad to sum ndv
my present official duties."
BLOOD
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If lei. irr- ur.; V t!., n y --rl rain
IVj arc tre-.t;.-! -. i .jr ,-. -:r... j , . Clr .
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dooj r. t wen to i r.-.h c !.
not cure you: tut
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W. 12. SUA III
Musical DlW.orv
tc)Nh;iit:
Pot and Marion' Comical SMt
TON ICS I IT!
THE PAWNBROKER.
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H:NC1 tni: AND I.1U.1 AN II AEW Al:D. Til I! -AI.V1M.
MA1IIK t. ltlLMA Mil. I It AN lt.KTl.
Tin: HAirTAvr.i.i. -it:i:. i.vi: makhix.
A(N.SlruJ lVtMV.-t. luti. iVrai.J a. rjr t4 t
MAY AIIM.KY. JIM ltT.
BJMox Ottac crtt at lo a. it. Thcr.t i3
arsaparHia
T. Q. UALLUNTY.Nb.
11. UAK1N.
Kill It naif tho IIvt. U W.
LoweU perftm thr pr..- r v.. r ...
novea all inspuritici? in .i t i. ! -t if
rnalej the IW1 li i :., a . i.;. ,,t : . . .
erti-s.
STOCKS FOR SALE!
EVA. HONOKAA.
WAIALUA AMERICAN St'GAK CO..
(AtieMbtand Paid Up.) KlHEI
villi Ajt' irir.v . . r-
It
HOLLISTKIt DRUG CO.. AOEXTS.
BALLEHTVE & EAK1U,
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS
MclNERNY BLOCK. FORT STREET. HONOLULU.
MORE
NEW
' t0 announce l'ie arrva'
B. Maclrfeld & Co.,
ltd
At Publisher's Prices.
Iron Ship "RILUORY"
tiii: SWALLOW.
GADFLY.
GAItDKN OP SWOlUi.
KKAL HAWAII.
imo?s.
capt. coim.GKors.
DAY'S WOItK.
LADY UHSULA.
PRINCESS OF HOPE.
DREYFUS CASE.
ENCHANTED STONE.
ISLAND EMPIRE.
TRELAWNY OF WELI.S.
O UTS I D I : RS.
And a largo number of other.
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LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR PRO
FESSOR ULACKMAN'S MAKING OF
HAWAII. A few topic Just received.
more on the way.
Frciht Londvti.
Iron Ship "WEGA"
Fivat Ijondon.
Iron Bark UH. HACKFELD"
From IhvrHPoL
With a large assortment of
EU HOPE AX GUOCEMES.
OILS A XI) PAIXTS.
CEMEXT, FIUE11MCKS
conn, mid PL a ix mox.
FEXCE-WWE.
1WCKETS ami TU1L
SA UCEPAXS, TEAKETTLES.
FILTERS. CltOCKIlEY.
DEMIJOIIXS. ETC ETC.
For Sale at Lowest Prices,
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.
Thos. G. Tluwn.
Reopens
Wednesday, July 19th.
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OUR SPECIALTY IS
anitary PlumMng.
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Home
Bakery
CAFE
ThrcV a ii:ri cH:ftn:ic9 U tHwn pJuTubin,; and .S.NI-
Anvonc cna put a t of jit tortr.rr ana run i!ic-:n off
point i- to haw t j)U:!:jMn ilone in a ray thai zzxn tl.i.
Sanitary comlition j-crfrrl.
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JOHN
HAT MANUFACTURER.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
KING ST., Next to Castle & Cooke.
EX CAIiMATIIJENSHIltlZ.
.arge shipment of the latest styles in
STRAW HATS.
New Style Shirts, Neckwear,
Gents Furnishings, Etc., at the lowest reasonablepnces.
STKAMKKS rol.I.IDi:.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 12. -Th"
stt-amois Wot-titt axul Aloha roU'ninl
last nisht off Fiirt Uoss. ami tin WVo
ott nearly went to the bottom. Hoth
vessels are now bo-tno In. the Vclott
being in tow of the Aloha. A hnse
piece of canvass is spread over tho bow
of the Wceott. ami men are seen by
the station at Point Reyes over tin
bow of the steamer working to keep
the water out of the hoM.
At about 12 o'elock a telephone mes
sage was received in this city from
Fort Ross that two medium-sized
steamers were in collision off the
beach and one of them looked like she
was badly damaged. One of the ves
sels was apparently unhurt and went
to the assistance of the one in distress.
Thev both headed toward Point Reyes.
ciucKFr in i:.i;lani.
RIRMINOUAM. Kngland. July 12.
The Australians won the crickc; match
with the Midland Counties team by 41
runs.
LONDON. July 12. The return
cricket match between the "(Senile
men" and the "Players' resulted to
day in a victory for the former by a a
inning and 50 runs.
Will reopen nl p.
in. for dinner on
Wcv!nesu:iy, July 19
nnini?T nun? ni'im
316 Fort Street.
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
Tho I!tst nooks Pu! lishl always
In stock, or obtained on short notice.
Fine Stationery!
Liuht weight rvipers fr Pore ten
Correspondence a specialty.
ali:xani)i:r s history of thi:
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS on sa! at Pu!
Usher's Price!
Hawaiian Hats. Fans. C.i!ah.i.hr.,
Shell Leis and Necklaces. Island Pho-
tosrrarbie View. Rooks on the Island-,
(Suide to Hawaiian Islands, etc.
75-79 KING ST.
NOTT.
1 EL; NO. 32
ALL NEW GOODS! at goo kim's
210 Nuuanu 5trcct, Above Hotel.
Tl.e clearance ziW. I. ocr anI the r.'-w or- r-I u:i.
of th latent:
Ii : arc ! :t. u
Chlr.e CSra. Cloth in Whit".
iSroun nr.d I.llit Il!ti'.
llrabroiijend .Silk Har.dkcrcl!-fj.
Far.cy Carved and F-ntrd I
I!oxci.
N : Tailoring C,.
at3J Coinre.:.)
ictorla Uikd, C. i'ct of lo
FarAlI Conor.. Hvln. u-i!, 10 yl. jdR
II.. CP.!ark. W'luu r.::d rr.n,
ftlnzhani. yd.. $1.f H.itj. Cap, ctr.
Fa.-t ( lor Calico?. Z'i y.. S
Baby Carriages ! Baby Carriages !
Arrival of ZO tons of New Furniture. Iliby Carriaf -9, FttLcr ViDoks
Tlre and Wool Mattree, etc.
Evrytblnc to be oM at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
LO Extra Heavy Exccliilor IVrjblo Mattrrc4. II.
100 Exrclnior Pillowu. YTZi-j'tft- - rr
Baby Carrias at Ireatly Reduced
Oak IJcdroom F:. II?; Rokr.J2.
0 Stealer Caalri.
C00 Chair. C V.
Come nr.d peo the barsalot.
'rices.
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L. .AlATIIKWS SON, FckNrrrm: Dkalf.w.
20 Ecrctaala Street, Oppci Trorw RJock.
Lowest Cash Prices Always.
Only the hlgbt grade or RED UUD
13ER Is used in the S:am?3 aide b
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
iKead tlhe Advert oseir,