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TUE PACIFH; COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: IIONOU'LI". JULY JG. Wl
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m
n
MERiCAN COLONY
To Develop Cuban Sugar
Plantations.
of the la:e Cloacra! I.'.oyd A;inn all.
:h. f.inio'! hiiw:i-r .nd menhir.:
prir.:e. II. his r d two i r-
tan s in the u iy
This is the season o the year
when TANKS interest those who like to
be sure of water for the garden, house or
stock. If you are provided with one of
our
Pat. Ron-Shrinking Redwood Tanks
there will be none of this G to S a. m. and
4 to G p. in. business. You will be able to
use water all day if you wish.
The Pat. Non-Shrinking Tank
has no equal. Many try to
imitate it, but you want the genuine.
Louisiana Planter Says the Annex
ation of Cuba to the United
States is Inevitable.
ruiNirsi: mtim:s.MA!is.
A:i x r;i.i .r.nlly :i.y . M v. :n.i:i i:j
Chin i ran i!v.is :u.:k a ftir l;i:ig
by a:ing as hri.b -:r.a;-! a: a - .-! I : r.-r.
A Chine. br:d raak. a j-.ln: f
dm- sing rnly uly v.-:n n for hr at-
: :i.l m:s ::i rlr t.i.i: ::: may .
foils h-r beauty.
THE RPMEDM SS&
TONIGHT! TONIGHT!
CCUTAIN U!.1:U-!.v:k''.;.i:.:.- r.i:.. r.c;..!y i:Mi::r.
O'MALLY'5 BOARDERS.
!! and Ma:1.' in N
Two Irish Swells.
S I.
11. .:.;-. and Haeward ;i
SkUh.
Ural
Drifted Apiirt.
Sold by-
E. 0. HILL I SOI, I
K5
22
2a
Ready - Rock Asphalt
s
RFDK1S
It is a NON-CONDUCTOR OF HEAT, which, to
gether with the fact that it is practically indestructible,
particularly recommends it for this climate.
yCall and see it on roof at office.
FOR WATER MAINS. SEWERS AND
ELECTRIC CONDUCTORS.
Last advices from Washington state
that President McKinley is so mu h
pleased with the situation in Cuba that
he has decided to recall the greater
part of the troops still on the Island
and send them to Manila: this step is
considered as the first one towards the
final withdrawal of military in Culm,
and no one now doubts that the Cubans
will be left entirely free to decide on
the form of government to be estab
lished on the island, says the Louisi
ana Planter. Finally, advices from
Washington are to the effect that the
disturbances are of such a nature that
require more rigid police regulations
and it is now useless to maintain on
the island large military forces, and
this with so much more reason that If
the American Government is seriously
inclined towards the formal annexa
tion of Cuba. an indefinite military oc
cupation is not of absolute necessity
ito ensure the carrying out of the plan.
1
In case a Cuban republic should be es
tablished and recognized by the Gov
ernment of the I'nlted States, the sim
ple shutting out of Cuban sugar from
the American market, by a tariff
against this island ami in favor of the
produce from the new territories
should be sufficient cause for the peo
ple to make a prompt petition for the
admission of the island to be annexed
to the Union. People generally admit
that this is the inevitable end of Cuba.
According to recent advices from
! New York, another powerful American
syndicate, presided over by Mr. Hugh
Kelly, has just been organized with a
capital of $12,000,000. to establish in
Cuba the first American colony, at
Uahia Honda, about seventy-five miles
from Havana, and to run thereon sev
eral large sugar and tobacco planta
tions, cattle breeding ami fruit and
vegetable-growing farms. All the ma
chinery needed for this vast concern
will be Imported from the United
States and the majority of laborers
An excellent remedy for inomnl.i
will found In the famous oM Jesse
Moore "A A" Whl. k-y tak-n at bd
tlm .
Mav Ashlcv,
Mdric M. Hrdiulrs,
Vocal !i
Ti:nn:i:uT in
M story unil MciqTr.
4lhe Salt inis,"
la CVascvtloa ml:!
Itie llcirtttell Sisters,
ta t!.;r on ::clr.al Iyrass!Jc
Act ar.d .f ::r r:'a.
0:
lumet
GRADE j
Bailing
NONE
SO
GOOD
Ponder
General Adm!'.in. -V and "V. Um rm f.r Chi! !rn und r I- 3m"is,
Kcs rcd Chr.1.:. Tw. Sa!. can t Wkcd by rlr.cinc up !c ; 5i.
T. 1. IIALLILMYM:.
II. I IIAKIN.
Ballentyne & Eakin,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers.
M0RE
BOOKS! h
If vou want to luiv r mU oither Ke.il K-tat
tiMks call ami mm u.
lA"t'anful attention ptven t ovcry ooiniiuion.
MclNERNY BLOCK, FORT STREET. HONOLULU.
or Suir.u
At Publisher's Prices.
lackfeld S Co.s Ltd
-Tin; SWALLOW.
-C.ADFLV.
-GAUDKN OP SWOUIW.
-UKAL HAWAII.
-DH05S.
-capt. couuA(;i:ors.
-DAY'S WOUK.
-I-.XDY URSULA.
-princess op lion:.
-dreyfus case.
-;;nciianted stone,
-island empire.
-TRELAWNY OP WELl-S.
-OUTSIDERS.
-And a large number of other..
ooo
Beg to announce the arrival of
Iron Ship "KILUORY"
rout
in.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR PRO
... . MIFESSOR ULACKMAN t MAKING Or
employed on same will proceed from ' " ...
the Southern States, Virginia espe-
-AGKESTTS FOR-
CALIFORNIA 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.
Hawaiian Trading Co., Ltd.
riffle Mr f I cxif Riiilrlinor Pnrt St.
S.
cially.
This deal has been probably organ
ized by the American merchants and
manufacturers who are in favor of the
annexation of Cuba to the United
States, and who recently complained
to President McKinley that English
onnitnl w.is boiiiET too extensively in
vested in Cuba, thus making annexa
tion more difficult, and claiming that
American money should have been in
vested in the purchase of the Cuban
railroad lines, which have been re
cently transferred to Hritlsh syndicates.
SHORT WORK OF RERELS.
HAWAII. A few copies Just received.
more on the way.
Thos. G. Thrum.
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR'S
New Book Bulletin I
BOOKS : AND : STATIONARY.
31 FORT STREET.
Iron Ship "YfBGA"
Fivin fjofidon.
Iron Bark "H. HACKFELD"
With a large assortment of
kv nor FAX a HOC Ell IKS.
OILS AM) FAIXTS.
CRM EXT FWElllltCKS.
com:, atiri fla ix inox.
FEXCE-WlllE,
BUCKETS ami TUHS,
S. 1 UCEF-1 XS, TE. 1 KETTLES.
FILTEIIS, CROCK IlKY.
DEMI.JOIIXS, ETC ETC.
For Sale at Lowest Prices.
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.
he h Piite i Plite.
i: n c 1 U h
N. I'atlrn.
iTTrimnii tt IVALIFORNIA HARNESS
l ILlIIUl IV SHOP is now prepared to
PI AN I A I MANAhtK. furmsli at snort nonce an
Plantation Supplies. A full line of goods in our line at
Rock Bottom Prices.
We use the Extra Heavv Hames and Best English Chain,
Stock and work throuchout No. 1.
SAMPLE : ORDER : IS : RESPECTFULLY : SOLICITED.
California Harness Shop
NO. 639 KING STREET. LINCOLN BLOCK,
TMhotie 641. Just Below The Arlington Hotel,
D. O. & M. S. HAIMAjST.
Alleged Conclusions Heachcd at Wash
ington Conference.
NEW YORK. July 11. A Journal's
special from Washington says: Tin-
United States should receive the abso
lute surrender of all reikis in th
Plulippi" islands vi:hin foiy-llve
days after the opening of th" fall
campaign. The officers now in com
mand in the Philippines should he re
assigned for that event. C.eneral
Wheeler must he put at the head of
a brigade or In command of as large
OUR SPECIALTY IS
Sanitary FlumMn
tu.., tnnrh difference! In twee n triutnhioc and ANI-
,.-.n.. r I " T " . . . . . ."! lt
nullum ti.ui.tiiM. tvpy PTUMIUNCi a there is lctween ayns:v ana iisrsnrtp.
The Downfall of the Dorvishe,. by ITAu l 1 LU.M1H. a ,rt,r nnd run them ofl
'Tho Development of
Thoucht by Simon
Ph.D.
f'S wallow." by II. Rider Haggard.
"The Wizard." by II. IUder Haggard.
"The Fowler." by Ilea tr Ire Harradcn.
"The Hough Illders." by Theodore
Roosevelt.
"The Trail of the Cold Seekers." by
Hamlin Rartaml.
Z. N. Dennett.
"Waldtraut." by M. Rudlger; transla
ted bv C. I,eDuc. Crook. Ph.D.
"The Minor Tactics of Clicks." by
K. You n i; and IZ. C. Howell.
"The Major Tactics of Chess." by 1
K. Young.
"Outsiders." ly Robert W. Chambers.
"Dross," by Henry Seton Merrlman.
"With Kitchener to Khartum." by O.
W. Steevens.
anywhere, but with Honolulu' turf. ice wwerage the eential
point U to have the ilumbin done in a way that make tl
Sanitary condition? crfecu
body of cavalry as can be raised in "Prisoners of Hope." by Mary John-
Question." by Klirabeth
JOHN
75-79 KING ST.
NOTT.
TELt NO. 31
Homotolu Tobacco (Eo., Ltd.
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA
AND MANILA
SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
PORTERS OF
WARS
the Philippines.
The foregone conclusions were reach
ed this afternoon by the President after
a special conference with C.eneral Mer
ritt. formerly Military Governor of the
Philippines. Merrill was called t the
tity today by the President to dis
cuss the fall eampum against :he
rebel Filipinos.
ston.
Tho Open
Robins.
Fii
ic Grades of Smoking Tobacco.
Corner Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu.
Isoshima
"wisiifcfc'fi
liiiPteiiiPisi."
ALL NEW GOODS! at goo kiavs.
210 Nuuanu 5trctt, Above Hotel.
Hire r.tr Kid
HAT MANUFACTURER.
CENTS' FURNISHINGS.
KING ST., Next to Castle & Cooke.
EX C A It MA TIIJSNSHIHF.
aue shipment of the latest styles in
' STRAW HATS.
New Style Shirts, Neckwear,
ents Furnishings, Etc., at the lowest reasonablepuces.
Till: TEXAS FLOODS.
GAI.VCSTON (Tex.K July 0. Relief
work in the Iirazos Hooded district has
been systematized, three relief trains fabrics have 1 n advanced live to rtf-
leavins Houston, Oalveston and San teen per cent
Antonio daily. Probably 2VXmi neizroes
are now beins fed and will need to
sustained for some time by the relit f
committe-es. The water is falling a:
all points, except in Brazoria comuy.
All sorts of estimaies are made as to
the amount of the cotton loss. An
estimate of ."jO por cent, is con.-id'-reil
conservative. This will be a money
lass of $3.000.0o. The 1. is.-, sustain - l
by the destruction el otn.r cro,s.
houses, fencing, siock ana orioles win
be $2,."00,oo, wliile the h;ss to tlie rail
road is probably $1.""Vm..i. maUing a
total of SS.oOO.ooo.
All grades of wrdb-n and worsted
But our price. will remain un
changed. Wo are offering a lett r and
larger line of clothing this season than
vcr before at prices that can't help
but meet with your approval. All yon
will have to do Is to come and tell u
your wants we will do the rot.
We are now ready to show yon a fine
line of KNOX HATS in Mackinaw and
Milan straws. These goo.js r.re un-.r-passrd
in style and !inih.
Have a try at our p. ln; l r;:.n-!i.--h
underwear.
The clearance hale l.s ocr ar.d the r.ew tork opcMJ u;.
of the latest:
Chiron Ora? Cloth in White. New Tailoring Gooi
..A i Silk Crcrc (Black.
Kmbrobb rcd Silk Handkerchief. ar.d Color J.)
Fancy Carvel and Scented W.l Colors! Lawe. Z :. !' .
yf,x"j! Victoria I-awn. Tic the jacc c! It
Tarwcll Cotton. C-Mn. wide.
r.incham?. 2 yd. fi- ti". -r".
Vast Color Calicoes 2'i y?.
THOSE
Bafey Carria
SOrANIERKI TWO KOUTl NnS.
Ni:W YORK. July . I.loyd Aspin
wall, hen vivant and spendthrifr. is re
ported U be dying penniless and almos;
friendless. He is a grandson of the
late William H. Aspinwall. and son
D Hotel Street : : Wavcrley Block.
WE MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDEfc.
Telephone No. C7C. No. 9-11. Hotel SL
HAVE ARRIVED AT THE
(Bity Furniture Store
K, .H. YILLIAW1S, manager.
Love Buildinfr, 534-536 Fort Si.
TELEPHONE 846: PES1DENCE. 849.
mm THE ADVEMSSEK

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