The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], October 17, 1899, Page 2, Image 2

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL APVEKT1SEU: HONOLULU. OCTOHBll 1 .!:.
3
Jinither Large Shipment
RUMORS GUT OFF
OF THOSE
WELL KNOWN
Keen Sutter Goods
Has Juat arrived and been opened up. Chisels, Bits, Hatchets, Knives and
all irach articles with this brand on are guaranteed and will always be re
placed by us ir any defects show up on using the tools. The "TRUE BLUE"
Raws. Squares and other tools are about the neatest and best things itf the
way of fancy tools that have ever been shown. Call and see them and we
think you will say so, too. These good3 are made for, sold by and guaran
teed by the Simmons Hardware Co. of St. Louis, Mo., the largest hardware
houae In the world by long odds, and you get honest goods when you buy
these brands. The only place in town you can buy KEEN KUTTER and
TRUE BLUE Goods is at
E. O. HALL & SON, LTD.
READY ROCK ROOFING
Best Roofing on Earth.
Denial That President Dole Will
Resign or lie Swell.
NEW KIHEI PUMPSiTHB 0EFMEOM BB&.
! TONIGHT! TONIGHT!
To be in Operation by jTh0:altrr0rrhruCTCnRlsvin3raaX;6,.rl Ararur in uiasa r
rvrv. A..ncf i minsti:i:i. must iwut. mil jack.on- iulaiuu:
xiai. .nusui.. .;-KSD MEN; Com'Un-l.! of lUctVv v
Now Cas New Sonfs at; J Pjncc. Australian Mlnitrrl.
MIIIlSTtR COOPER IS AUTHORITY
The Kihnl Plantation Company to
AdoDtthe Latest Improvements
In Pumping Machinery.
K-Kr.cat::nnt of th Popular Youns Jut a Tuner a liter...
...AiutralUn Rutins... EMU. WALTON
MIL HAMILTON lULU la Original Cony Muscat Act.
Iirxt from th TlvoJl, Sydney-
And Special Agent Sewall Denies
That He Has Been Made Pres
ident of Hawaii.
The rumor fiend is at large in this
!gT m'm$ffi$Mm fffflT w, mi ! 1 1 Z HI I' !! i ! I ! ! I , . ! I :Y.
U !'r I I.. I II-TI l 1 III. 'll
Th Kihrl r:an:n;io:i Com;.my hav
contracted with th? Rld ?n Iron Work;
of S.iri Francisco f.-r the !ns:V.a:Lm of
their nw i :;n;.'.:i4 p!ani for ;h '
ing year.
A double compart mm: shaft will by
city again, and taking advantage of sunk to a depth of f-t and at h
rresident Dole's absence on Hawaii, bottom of axn? a lars underground
has circulated a story to the effect that chamber will be constructed to receive
the President of the Hawaiian Repub- the new pumping machinery. The
lie was to be summarily removed and boilers will be erected at th surface
Special Agent Sewall appointed in his of the shaft and stoani coney-l to
place. This rumor was in circulation the pumps at the bottom,
yesterday afternoon, and an Advertiser Short pipe lines on.y will bo requir
man at once started out with the pur- cd and It is estimated that the reduced
pose of running it down. Several CoaI consumption on account of the
parties were found who had heard theLhort pipe, will soon pay for the con- 1
story some days previously and others I .st run ion of the shaft.
Ue-.ppa ranee of th Charming Con
tralto. miss ethei. nixoN
In a Grand Repertoire t?f Jor.S!.
A Pah f Sunh!fc...
Titixti: coi.i:mn
I'rrm.er It-ark ar.4 Wicc Dxacrr.
Ensacrmrnt" Extraordinary of th
ISreat Musical Trim.
KITTY ANI CHARLES W1LLARH.
Direct from th leading ltou' in
...th" State...
ARMSTRONG AND O N KI I
In Their Original Act IUtlrJ
In a Club." IntrcO-adcc nj
Th i;tiat and Only...
T It A V ni.Lt:
General Adral!on. Z'-c and Z Ij: tlx n for cbllirtn H '
c.ui. 10c. Umerved chair. V. Scatucan I- lAe4 by llcslnc u; Tti. Lit.
Clearing Out Sale
only an hour or two before. The Itisdon Iron Work, ha. guaran- ()f tlc l:llam.c of M. SilvaV Mock Mill rotltimirc till
special ageni naroiu m. aewau was teed to have the shaft constructed and
this plant in operation by August Is!
IT NOT EXPENSIVE; comes ready to lay; any workman can lay It; Is
JlSht; Insurance 60 per cent less than shingles on buildings covered with it.
Not affected by any climate. SEND FOR SAMPLE.
Msiwainaini Tradinfl Ltd,
Office: Nos. 6 and 8 Love Building, Fort St.
TEL. 1132.
Will Drive Mosquitoes Away,
Clares the Bites!
Brings Comfort!
one of the first seen. He said:
"This is the second time today that
I have been asked about the relations
of the United States with the gentle
men at the head of the Hawaiian Gov
ernment. I had thought that we had
succeeded in killing off all these rumor
fiends when annexation was accomp
lished, but it seems not. If you can
trace this particular rumor to its foun
tain head you will oblige me by letting
me know the name of the originator.
You may state from me that I know
absolutely nothing about the matter,
and that up to this time I have not
even heard it mentioned. I am sur
prised that such rumors should gain
credence."
Attorney General Cooper was seen
after his return from Kaneohe yes
terday evening, and said:
"You can say that I have never
heard of such a story and that the Ha-
wniinn Government knows nothinir of I HANDKERCHIEFS. SILK SHAWLS,
... , u . , " DECORATED FLOWER rOTS. NEW
ii. a mi aa ua- wc.i.tUCu .o PORCELAIN CUPS AND SAUCERS,
cerned there is not an atom of truth I TEA AND DINNER SETS. CARVED
in it. President Dole has not resigned IVORY. RATTAN CHAIRS, CARVED
and we have never received the slieht- I SANDALWUUD liUALs.
est intimation that he intends to do so.
If he has been removed by President
McKinley there is no one at the Exec
utive building who has received any
intimation of it. There is nothing In
the rumor."
Griunsl (S
Bating lis:
(ir) Mir 1
ION MONDAY, OCTOBER 9.
Sl'KClAL SA1.KS in all lines. 11H! HAItCAlNS.
JUST ARRIVED
New Importation of
SILK GOODS. In tho piece: SILK
THESE GOODS ARE THE HAND
SOMEST IN ALL HONOLULU.
WING WO CHAN & CO.
210-212 Nuuanu Street.
The Hawaiian Dry Goods Association
LIMITED
CLAY CLEMENT COMPANY.
In
G3
B
enson, Smith & Co,
LIMITED
Fort and Hotel Streets.
MDimrjMM Tlbacco Lid.
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA
AND MANILA
SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
Pine
Grades of Smoking Tobacco.
Corner Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu.
tl
sosnima,
HAT MANUFACTURER.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
KING ST;t Next to Castle &!Cooke,
learainice Sale off .
Stro Hats. Silk and Grape Shirts,
Handkerchiefs, Etc., Etc.
Heckuear
'A Southern Gentleman" at
the Opera House Tonight.
This evening at the Opera House Mr.
Clement and his splendid company will
appear in "A Southern Gentleman of
which the New Orleans States says:
"Clay Clement as General Joseph Car
roll is possessed of a macnetlc at
tractiveness. First, the brave, dash
ing and chivalrous young officer of the
Confederacy; and then, the courtly, un
assuming, warm-hearted and generous
Southern Gentleman of the old school,
tender and gentle to women, brave and
chivalrous to men, were parts carried
by Mr. Clement with ease of one who
was to the manor born. There is not
the slightest stilt of stiffness about
the tvnes of the young and the old
Southern manhood, which he portray
ed, and when he appeared before the
curtain to acknowledge the bearty ap
preciation accorded him, his manner
was the same the type was Inherent
in him. One of the chief charms of the
play is the excellent balancing of char
acters, and the foils each afford the
other. The sentiment was sweet, pure
and good, and for that reason alone is
worthy the approval of the playgoing
world and the world at large. There
is not the slightest indelicacy or any
thing savoring of it. and. the rest of
the characters, taking their cue from
that of General Carroll, follow the
ideal type and carry it through the
play. It is such a piay from which
but good results, from the seeing of
which the heart grows tenderer and
less trammeled and brings a sense of
quiet and peace and contentment,
which is the author and actor's chief
triumph, for in this play Mr. Clement's
ideals have been high and pure and
noble, and he has ideally and nobly
presented them.
We Bav for Cash. Yc Sell for Cash.
Oar expenses are the lowest in town. Onr profits arc the lowest.
Therefore we ran afford to mU 2S p-r rent rbapr Inan anr irr
tlrm In Honolulu. IK YOU think It worth hll to tare 2Z- on eTrry w
I.ir? Give ua a rail and yon will find Ihr fart bear oat or Llrnztt.
CHAIRS. CH.MUS. CHAIItS-SironK durable roaplo rhalr. rV; oaowal
bedroom chair. extra hlh oak dining chair. uron rprinc mat
tress, only Z.ZQ; top matirc from 12 up: our No, 1 wool taattxtva alia
tick. bot material and workmanhlp. at t. U tho Rrratc barest) In txrn:
hair mattrc. 15 to 110: hair plllown. tl.
HOOK I)KIAIlTMi:NT. We run a circulating library, charging cmljr 5
for the loan of each book. Krrnh hlpment received every niall:
standard author, work of adventure, travel, etc. Hring along joor c
book: wc will buy them or exchange for new.
OPTICAL DEPARTMENT. spectacle or an Kina Krpi m mc wm
everyone, from the cnooiuoy io toe uiu iwmauni.
gilt spectacle, wear equal to gold, for tl.ZZ; llver. SOc
S. "M A THEWS & SIIN FVRxrrritg Deal-cm.
Whfltoey Mar
OF
DDUSY (BdDCDIEDS.
SALE OF EGAN STOCK.
Figures Speak Lender Than Wo:
OIUKXTAL LACK, per vanl. . gl-MUK 1I)1- COMI..., pair. i
rr n in flpntsu 10 Cents
L
H M KN S .1 F.AN DILWVKirS. . .
IIKS- HKIiTS, :u1. SLAIUK .l!h.Mir-r. j CeiltS
10 Cents
35 Gents!
2 . 4.
jikn-s i.inkn :oM..ia?r
KliAXINK TOWKUX.!. ,(mTfKKIsn HATH T)WK!A; wh
pus-.- it vara.. .......... f; ...... g Cents
UMimKIJ.AS. client quaLLAini-S- IMIUtMl M-T
it v. and inches, rach. . $ 1 K CeiltS
Triangle Club.
l rkiAit Prines Ever Offered In Honolulu.
This sale wUl commence on Sept. 30 and continue for 3 weeks only. c,ub was held ,n the Y M c A last
75 Oentsi
w .
5 Centsn 1& uenTS
I 7
THOSE
Baly Cam
ages
HAVE ARRIVED AT THE
My Furniture
H. H. VJILLIAL10,
Love Building 534-536 Fort Stl
TCLFnOftE 46: RESIDENCE. 849.
Store,
r.lanager.
evening. After the usual business, the
club was entertained by Mr. J. A. Mar
iner with a talk on "Hypnotism and
Suggestion.' Mr. Mariner tested the
susceptibility of some of the members,
three of whom were readily influenced
by his suggestions, and caused much
amusement to those present. Mr. V.
A. Eames contributed a mandolin solo
to the program and was obliged to re
spond to an encore. The meeting con
cluded with a hearty vote- of thanks to
the visitors.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
Honolulu Messenger Service deliver
messages and packages. Tel. 37S.
LADIES' SATIS BELT HOSE,.Al)IES- SHIKT WAIST j MB.VS 'E',;I "TT,NI!
SUPrOKTEKS i mHi : .".'M-r.r... -
15 Cents! 10 Centsli 75 Cents
(10I.I) l'LATED BnAUTYxrK SATIN KIBBOK. i-ril MEN'S IIALBIIUJOAN IT-
PINS. , r set i var.l nERWEAB
1 o fiftntRli 1 Centn 25 Cents
If the above NAROAIXS arc soM when you call there will he many otlrcrs
equally attractive.
A few cases of NEW 0001)3 have been opcnetl anl we will soon commence
opening our r.iiiir ojuuix.