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TOE PACIFIC COMUERCIAL ADVEBTHER: IIONOLULU, NOVEMBER 5 1S00
"BIRDIE" STEWART.
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flrt lord f th treasury, and
Itr tgo f hla uncl tp.i
Fwllsbury. han at Ut tired of tho noil-
mrj jnjn oi rnchlorhfK)d and b.a .1
nd"d ta marry.
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Irldw la on i.f th moat mnular t
Ir London, namely. Ia.r H.n St-w-
l. who arnona; her relative ami
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ami Vh i k V v. . .rae. , r.rry are not j.rerl-ely what
r ""w i""mter n.ta. tina; one of the
lunuu nn-rrwy ot ireiana. which Arthur
Though far from Wins; aa lovely a
her mother, who waa and still la cele
brated for her beauty. Lady -Birdie"
ttewart la a very pretty girl Indeed,
arid far more brilliant, clever and ami
able than the Marchloneaa of London
derry, who haa never succeeded In
raklnir heraelf very popular, 8n fre
quently takes the j.lare of her mother
.t the head of her father's tabl and
he uphold, as Ltrl and Lady London-
one would
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Ualfour Ulonjrs. Lady
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BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
Iler hand atlll on her aword. hilt the npur wa ftlll on her hel
h had not cat hr harnraa of areT War.dlntfl atel!
Illah on her red-at'Uhnl hrrr. iautlful. hoM and bmwnel.
ItrUht.eyed out of the tattle. .'. younjr Queen rode to be crow
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In the hall of the fire freaj nntlona that are pera imonx their pra:
Iljral ahe aave the Rreetlnr. loyal she bowed the head.
Cryln: "Crown tne. mr rnotherr ard th Id Queen ctood and nald:
"Now ran I crown the further? I arc.w whone rtamlard flUa
Whera the clean aura: take the Iualn or th notrhed Kaikouraa rlp.
ICood of our foea on thy bridle and f -ch ' our frlen la In thr mouth
How can I crown thee further, O Queen of the Sovereign HouthT
"It th five free natlona wltneeaT TSut the younar Queen answered awift:
"It ehall crown of our crownlnar to hcM our crown for a gift.
In the days when our folk were feed thy aword mad, sure our lands
Wherefore w come In power to br cur crown at thy hands."
And the old Queen rained and kle1 ler, and the Jalou circlet preat.
ftopil with tri pearls of the Northl trd and red with the gold of th. West
Lit with her land' a own opal.a, l!oi-h ar(el, alive.
And th fWe.atarred crfua above them, for algn cf th nations five.
o It was done In the preance In tr halt of our thousand year
In the fac of the five free nations that have no peer but their peera;
And th younar Queen out of the Southland kneeled down at the old Queen's
kne
And aake.t .for a mother's bleswlna; on th excellent yeara to be.
And the old Queen stooped In the stillneas where the Jewelled head drooped
low:
Tu:hter no moie but slater, and doubly daurhter so
Mother of many pr'ncew and child of th child I bore.
What Roml thins; shall I wlh the that I have not wiahed before?
"Shall 1 give thee delight In dominion raih f.rMe of thy setting forth?
Nar, we t. women together we know what that luat la worth.
I'ear on thy utmost borders and strength on a road untrod?
These are dealt or diminished at the secret will of Uod.
"t have swayed troublous councils (I am wis In terrible thlna-s)
father and son and grandson I have known th heart of the klnara.
hall I give thee mr sleepleea wisdom or the gift of all wladcm above?
Ay, w h. women together-I glre thee thy people's love;
Tempered, augnat. sMdlna-. reluetart of prayers or vows.
Faa-er In face of peril as thine for thy mother's h6use,
DM requite thee, mr daurtter, through the strenuous yeara to be.
And make thy people to love thee -oe thw hast loved me!"
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ARTISTS! MAKING READY
FOR THE FALL EXHIBITION
an. I col-
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"'"''on cf nature
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W "l tk. " " areat item
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U. D. IIOWAfti llITClIdHiK. cna:rman ci me piticrai commute or it.!
Kllohana Art League, haa announced that the full view reception w!ll oe
ba-t.l on Monday. November 5, : p. m., and that the League will thrtv
open Ita hopltaMj otors to the public fem Tuesday. Novkn.br 27, until Satur
day, reremher TZ.
Mr.-Hitchcock says that It will be t'te finest exhibition ever held In Hono:uTu.
nlng to Increased mcmbershtp an! 'hi many new artist, now In the City, w.10
.ra epecte. to contr btite bo(h landcps ani prtrall.
The memrshlp of th league has sv-e'.led to nearly 2. This month fifty new
naroea wr plare on the Hat. .
Mr. Hitchcock will eahlt.lt either seventeen or eighteen canvasses. He haa
heen working very hard for thla eahlb t on and feLi ahowlng will be a (In one.
Notable am-ng them will b a Urge canvas of the crater of Kllauca In cfuptlon.
aa u was In "V. This waa painted from sketches ttween thirty and fcrty cf
hem-taken on th spot. It Is gool. He will enter a large number of marines.
n la entlt'ed "On the Hawaii 0et; another 1s a scene off Peart Harbor be
fore aunrlsr A surf piece outld th r'ff at Hllo will be liked. "Mokulll" will
r entered, although It I a private order. There Is a lovely bit of nature ntltld
the "Judd I'oad." which Is Hollandlsh In treatment and color, and many or the
tortralta will attract mora than passln In rest, although Mr. Hitchcock stoutly
aaaerta portralte ar not his metier.
Th new art sts. wnose won
win h such a distinct and pleasant f-ature cf
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aZ a M p-a nw ronrl.mlon
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".'i cn:mgea
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-hial . .'h" "are a
"to;;,,, 1 vwt, in
the exhibition, wf.l enter portralta. Und capea. marines and possibly some plas(er
T Kll'hsna's Japanese at horn la arnounced to tak place on Saturday. ro
vember 1 It will be an artistic, literary, musical and p'ctorlal feast. Mulca!ei
'tavs become a marked feature or tne iii;ui entertain mem.
tn future a reception 10 the m-mbers ar.d their friends will be glvenminthly.
T.e aim Is to make th Leagu similar In purpose to those of New York. Boston.
T'MembVrs of 'ih League are requested to obtal- membership r.rtj for the
.nmlnTV." a, soon .s-s.hle. for th-e card, will be ""nr to admit ir.em
r, ,i privileges and functlona of the League, and will Ir. future replace fcP
rUlsZtTJrt'??nM 1T o ho'ders of membership cards nrd the
, elrt of a notice will have the effect o, an Invitation Membership tarda arc
, bloM alned from th-treasurer. Mrs. Le.la O. Mr,j,n. upon payment of da-.-a
a the omce of the Dvsy l'holograph Cmany, Hotel street.
Vote the Straight Republican Ticket.
Mr P body Had Paaeesl TbroagU
" a 17101 K.x perl ac of
Iler Ufa Befanre She Foatud
m rtcmedy for All
IVeman'a Ills.
Nobody yeho sees Mrs. Mary M.
Teabody, of 42 Water Street,
Haverhill, Mass., to-day vvill find
it easy to believe that 6b 2 has
passed her 63d year end has en
dured more surcrinj Una conies
to the ordinary lot of vroinen.
How the regained health and
happiness is Lest told in her own
words. She says:
ifrg. iSary AT. Peabody,
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1 "fMd snrlnf I bad tha grip which left my system all run
".uirsred from fsmale weakness nod troubles peculiar to
women. bad no sirengta and 00 ambition. My friends did not think
iUal I would live and 1 waa afraid that 1 was roin Into consumption.
Ti rc1dth t-enefltthat Ur.Wtillama' l'ink Pills for l'ale Peoplo
Th?J?ii? furmer UlQes' nd Jlr 1 began taking them.
JbeydidnotCiaapnolntmo. I used several boxes of them and from a
toUl wrack I was made a bealthy woman. My only regret U tbat I did
jot know of Ur.WlUUms' Pink Pills for Palo People wben 1 had the
change of lira. I am now enjoying the best of health, eat heartily and
alaep aoandiy all dee to Dr7VullamB Pink Pills for Pal People,
-Mi T,?.M.,,n,M' .fk?u boa my ease that I do not care to bar
puoltahe.1 but I will gladiy answer any womaa who earea to writ sua
, aiMMittaa eaojacu" . . Mast M. Psabodt.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this first day of September. 1KRV
THOMAS W. QOIJtBT. JuMice ot t iVacs.
T)r. 'Wnilams Pink Pills for Pale People are an onfalllnr speclflo for such
fllseaaea aa locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis. bU Vitus' dance, sciatica,
neuralgia, 1 rheumatlam, nervous headache, tne after effects of the rrip, palpC
tat ton or the heart. pl aad sallow complexions, and all forms f weauaaa
euaar La tuaia or female.
Look for this
trad mart
cn every
package.
DR WILLIAMS'
INK
2 91 .JJJills
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Soli by all
druggists, jo
cents per box;
six boxes, S2.J0.
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DR. WILLIAMS MEDICINE COMPANY. Gchene t3dy, N. Y.
IB
The Paris
Exposition
OF
1900
vArrAAArAAAArrWVVVVVrVVVVyV
AWARDED TO THE
Remington Typewriter
A DIPLOMA OF "GRAND PRDC"
A -GRAND PRIX" ts th highest grade of award offered
by the Tans Exposi.in. higher than Gold or Silver MedaL
and is a fitting- recognition of the supreme excellence of the
REMINGTON.
H. IUCKFELD & COMPANY, Ltd.
Dealera for the Hawaiian Terrt-ory.
For exhibition at the store of the PACIFIC CTCLH AND
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, EHLERS BLOCK, FORT
v STREET.
'cVAArVVAAAeVAVAArVVVVVV
WE HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE LINE
OP
Electroliers. Brackets
PIANO AND READING LAMPS,
DECORATIVE AND PLAI! SHADES AND GLOBES.
MEDICAL BATTERIES. ANNUNCIATORS.
Bells, and General Electrical Supplies
IN IIONOLULU.
Special Bargains
K ia
ELECTROLIERS
AND SHADES.
0 m
ODD
FIXTTHiES
ncd Shades
will be sold at
a sacrifice.
The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.
LIMITED.
Have in Stock and
Offer for Sale
P
and
B
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ROOFING.
BUILDING PAPER,
PRESERVATIVE PAINT,
BOILER AND STACK PAIN!.
INSULATING COMPOUND,
BRIDGE AND ROOF PAIXX
KEFINED SlIGARS,
Cuba and Granulated.
PALNT OILS.
Lucol and Linseed.
STEAM PIPE COVERING, '
Reed's Patent Elastla BeetJvBaJ
Covering.
LNDUK1NE.
Water-proof Cold Water I'sdnt, la
side and outside. In white and aaJU
ors.
FILTER PRESS CLOTH,
Linen and Jute.
CEMENT. UMEIAND BRICKS
AGENTS FOB
t
WESTERN 8UGAR BJCFTNINO CO, ' .
aa jrranciswo, cax
BALDWIN IXCOMOTrVB WOKKB.
rnuaoeipma, ta, .
NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL CXX,
aianuiacturers or Mauonad Caaa
Shredder. New York.
PARAFFINS PAINT COMPANY,
an sTanciaco, cL
HLANDT CO
San Francisco, CaX
AU Kinds of
CANDY.
Always Fresh
and Pure!
WE HAVE IT. .
Remember your friends, and youf
kindness will not be forgotten. Our fine
Candies make an agreeable prenent for
anyone.
Office: 'Phone 3W.
P. O. Box 144.
Power Station: 'Phone SS9,
Republicans, Democrats,
Independents and Other Parties:
Should unanimously endorse the following facts:
Resolved, that it Is the sense of the party (having tried and found satis
factory) to encourage the benefits and pleasure the
HONOLULU BE L6 CIGAR
1
Does to voters, by Us liberal and general use of same by all intelligent men
in the Territory. Sold by all retailers for five cents.
OUR CONFECTIONERY satlnfles the
appetite and strengthens the body.
We also have
Delicious Cakes, Pies
and Bread
Which are made of the beat floor aad
by experienced workmen.
NEW
ENGLAND
BAKERY
J. Oswald Lutted, ,
Hotel St. near Bethel. Mgr.
J. J. Plonsky,
TERRITORY. OF HAWAII.
SOLE PROPRD3TOR.
Read the Advertiser
75 Cents a Month.
A
Family
Group!
Wa makt a hulsress of taklnjr pic
turesmake a' feature of art photo
grapho. We study the arrangement of
groups and the posing of individuals,
and our work is the sort that Insures
s tlsfaction all around.
Call and be convinced.
J. J.
nm runt
1 ART
STUDIO
Fort Street, Upstairs.
Alarm. Cabinet,
Hall and Onyx
LeKS.
a
AJfo, a very extensive assort
ment of
Hawaiian Souvenir Jewelry
at
404J4 FOKT err.
JEWELER.
B I ART'S
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