The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], October 26, 1899, Page 3, Image 3

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(Or u oin.' of our department
heads put it, MEN'S SMALL
Is prevalent and redolent with an air of good taste.
Tho flowers in glass howls which grace the showcases
are rivalled lv the Silken Blossoms woven into our
latest Xeckwear. The colors of our Business Shirts are
pleasing and artistic. The English and American Un
derclothing of serviceable and fine textures lends a sub
stantial air to the whole, to which the daintv things in
tended for men's wear adapt themselves with good
grace. Magnificent value is coupled with modest price
in such a way as must give our store an additional
prestige as a men's wear shopping center.
M. McINBRNY.
Merchant and Fort Streets.
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Telephone 398
P. O. Box 441.
The MAJESTIC GAS LAMP at $4 with a tin of CARBIDE thrown In.
This lamp is the very best that Is made, and It is not offered at a ridicu
lously high price; burns plain rock carbide, is light in weight, and, after
having sold 100 lamps, satisfaction in every case has followed. No danger.
Makes an excellent buggy lamp.
The MILWAUKEE PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRE has slowly, but surely,
won its way Into the confidence of Honolulu bicyclists; it is an every-day
seller; the workingman's standby; it is always ready for work, to carry you
there and BACK.
STEARN'S BICYCLES are strictly high class in EVERY respect, in
cluding TIRES. A large shipment expected shortly.
MANSON 3-CROWN BICYCLE Is the acme of elegance and the MOST
MODERN BICYCLE oeffred in Honolulu.
LONDON. Oct. 1. Ii:i;Mtchr.4 from jt
South Africa toll of fitchiing alom; tho t
railway north and south of M.ife- 7
king, but far as known, nothing I ?
lon confined to skirmishes alonz the
railroad in which losses on neither vMr
have been s-riotis. Keiorts are of a
meager and contradictory character.
but it seems tliat the Boers have no:
fared well in thir conflicts with the
British troops, ami strangely enough
the marksmanship of uie burghers has
been poor, if reports are to be believed.
Larly dispatches from Cape Town
yesieruay iiuesuayi sani trial tne
Boers had attacked Mafeking and been
repulsed with a loss of Cm killed, but
later news reduces the alleged heavv
lighting at Mafeking to mall propor
tions. The earlier sensational story
originated in tho skirmishes !n:w,cn
the armored train and Mnall detach
ments of Boers. Although since thn
much may have happened to the little
garrison, it is difficult to understand
how refugees arriving at Lnrenzo Mar
ques should have come into possession
of news of serious Boer losses at Mafe
king. At the same time it must be
QUEEN STREET.
Full Lime of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, Notioi
As well as all kinds of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
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For
The Lancashire Insurance Co. of Manchester. Enlind. Fire and Life.
The Baloise Insurance Co. of Basle, Switzerland.
The Union Gss Engine Co.
The Domestic Sewing Machines.
The New Pacific Hand Sewing Machines, and other agenctes.
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HAWAIIAN
pera Moinse
remembered that much news from the 111
Transvaal is likely to come by way I 'J
of Delagoa bay, as most other chan-j
nels are strictly censored. L
At latest advices the gallant little
force of Baden-Powell at Mafeking was
still holding out. but unless relief Is
sent soon the Boers are almost certain
to take the place, as they have strong
forces both north and south of the
town, and last night's dispatches said
they were bringing up their artillery
preparatory to a general altark.
On the Natal side little has been
done. Tin Boers are slowly advancing
their forces with a view to cutting oft
the garrisons at Cllencoe and Dundee.!
Dr. Leyds. the Plenipotentiary of t.ie
South African Republic to European
Governments, is said to be going to
Berlin shortly to confer with political
personages.
Advices from Durban announce that
the Consul of the Netncrlands there
has Issued a warning to all subjects.
The Netherlands Is to remain neutral.
The Post's Ladysmith correspondent
telegraphs that the Bastitos have ris.n
against the Free State.
LONDON. Oct. Ifc. A sp-cial Is-
patch from Pretoria states that a white
Hag has been hoisted at Marking. The
ctrivspomlent does not know wnvtaer
or not the town intends to sum :idr. I
Following is the special iHsnatch
from Pretoria in full, dated :.t xio.in
yesterday:
"After a few snots were fir.'d at
Mafeking the white Hag was hoisted.
A Boer party bearing a l!ag of truc.
was sent to Inquire whether the town
surrendered. No definite reply was re
ceived. The Boer mesenger was de
tained for six hours and then released.
PRETORIA. Oct. IS (leneral CronJ?.
after warning the women and children
to leave Mafeking. opened fire upon
the town with cannon Monday afer-
noan. No response was made.
The report current at Dc'.agoa bay
that WOO Boers have been repulsed at
Newcastle is false.
The Boers continue to close In upon
Mafeklnc and to destroy the r.V.road
north and south of the town.
Positively Last
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Mr. Clay Clement
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EXCELLENT COMPANY,
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TUFILSDA), OCT 20
By Itcfiucst.
Mr. Clement's MaMcrplccc,
The New Dominion.
SATURDAY, OCT. 2S
S hakes pea re's Croat TragIy,
Hamlet.
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LIMITED
Offer for Sale:
REFINED SUGAILS.
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Wc make no pecUl oZorinf; In any one llnf. a. all of crjr linn
picte In ctcry dctalL The irc!M&on quality of all our ftoo! tird no
cUI mention; tbey pcak for theaKlvrjt. Since oar cc !ore hm
4 - - w - - . M M '1
Th other half arc waiting for Ittir cbanr. TSxat lt ccxt rck.
ulll Klrc yoa due notice hen to come; and bn y tri do e Va yoall Jsst
c!o4 your cycj and irab; couldn't nuke a niUuVe a tnlitaie If you Mtd.
Wc hac made arrangement j mlth oar acnt to furnUh u vltli maj
thing new thai happens along and not nail until e order tbrm. Dy
mthol tc propose to l.fp abrrait ulth all the tr rrrallosi In tbo FUG
NIHIIINr; GOODS world for MUX and IIOYK. iKan't forrrt that
the agrncy for DIL DHIMIIL UX!:X-MIL1I l'XDi:UV!:.IL Jnrt try tU
ll I. commonly surpatcJ that woolen undenrar protect tbow mho mrcsr tt
agalnM rxpofure. ThLt oso daltn U Mp!lJr made In lu Uhilf. Tet
greater fallacy rx! i jt, Bbo!d a lurty clad In oo!cn undtmear and
mill oiiMTte In the ame raiment one mho fear draft: dreads
takes cold frequently; It liable to saffrr from thctimatDm. and In co&stsat
anccr of Wnz rarrlod off by pneumonia or othrr acute affection. Apaltest,
an old Itoman author, ay: 'Wool, hf excretion of a !urclh body. Twg
front heep. mas dfcme! a profane attire etrn In the limes of Orpbras cr
ljrthaeoras: but flax, that cleaneit prolurtlon of the r!d. Is UKed for thm
Inner clothing of man." The "Father of ModkJnc.- Hippocrates, tfra th
folloming adke: Iurr linen !.ou!d mom next to the kln."
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thi: laukada vhi:cki:d.
Cube and Granulated.
PARIFLN'E PAINT CO.'S
Paints. Compounds and BuIkMcs
Papers.
PALNT OILS,
I .u col Raw and Boiled.
Linseed Kaw and Uol!e
INDURIXE,
Water-proof roM-watcr Paint, la
sldo and outside; in white and
colors.
wc can maKC uux LUULUbS and all Kinos-
of LOUNGES with style and despatch.
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Alex. Cro.A & Fon hUh-srade
Scotch fertilizer, adaptrj for a
par cane and coffc.
Repairing at the
PIONEER REPAIR SHOP
231 King Street.
End of the Famous Blockaue Runner
and Filibuster.
SEATTLE, Wash.. Oct. K. By the
United States revenue cutter Corwln.
which arrived here tonight, survivors
are brought of the steamship I-nurada.
which lies a wreck in Zapadlno hay.
St. Georce Island. The Laurada. Cap
tain Frank White, left Seattle Septem
ber 12 for Cape Nome with a crew of
fortv-eicht otllcers and men and twen
ty ia.-sencers. She carried a full car-
co of ceneral merchandise, hay. lum-
hber. thirty-six head of cattle and ISO
sheen.
She encountered rough weatner from
the start, and just before I o clock on
the morning of September 13. was
driven by wind and current into shoal
water in Active pass, but after brief
detention she resumed her voyage. Be
ing loaded deep, the heavy &cas broke
over her bow again and again, and by
the time the open sea was reached it
had. become so serious that she was
forced to turn back and take tne Insld
passage to New Metlatkatlah. where
thirty tons of lumber and fifty tons of
coal were nut ashore. Thus lightened.
she proceeded to Dutch Harbor, which
w:is rnnched Sentembcr 2.V At Dutch
Harbor thirty sheep were landed.
Thr T.nurada left Dutch Harbor Sep
tember 2rt. encountering continued
stormv weather. On September 27 It
was discovered that a leak had been
started forward. This increased rapid
ly, and soon it became evident the
pumps would not much longer keep the
vessel afloat. She beean to gradually
settle by the head. The only hop of
safety now lay In reaching the Prlby-
loff or Seal Islands, the southernmost
of which. St. George, is Uirely 223
miles from Dutch Harbor. At 2:3 p.
m. September 2S Captain White, alter
havlnc skirted the eastern shore of St.
George and finding It Impossible to
o nf l.i ml inc. ran th now
liuini " " . .
inkinr laurada ashore in th shallow
writers of Zapadlne bay. The tire In
the lower grate had by this time boen RiSDOX iron AND LOCOMOTIVL !
extinguishes oy tne rising t-a water. .nn..Q
nn.i the stokers were wadlnc In the wuuna'
fireroom up to their knees. I San Francisco. Cal
Orders taken for
Coc(Dainnui1t Ftbire
FERTILIZERS Y UWRM Mffl WmV nflTTPATlV
UU11IU XUUU1LIJUU XUllUllUJLUJ UUilililUls
Progress Block. Fort St.
X. Ohland: & Co's chemical Fcrtll
izcrs and finely ground Hone McxL
STEAM PIPE C0VEK1NG,
Heed's patent elav.lc sectional pipe
Covering.
FILTER PRESS CLOTHS,
Linen aid Jute.
CEMENT, LIME & BUICF
Plantation Owners,
Managers, Agents,
And Buyers. . . .
AGENTS FOR
Wi:STi:itX SCGAIt hf.fining co
Saa Franc! net. CiL
DALDWIX LOCOMOTIVi: WOItKS.
Philadelphia Penn.. U. S. A.
Xi:VKLl. UNIVKRSAL MILL CO..
(Maaf. "National Can Shred Ur").
Xcw York. f. S. A.
OHLANDT & CO
San Francisco. Cil
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TELEPHONE 662.
P. O. COX 507.
ESTABLISHED 1891.
' KING ST. near HUUAHU ST