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THE HONOLULU REUBLICAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24t igaJ,
i
HOW JUDGE
ESTEE WAS
ATTnrvTMTT TT
I I V H K K I H IS
J I JLillJLl'VJ JUJLJJL
Referee Fleming Appoints Ex
perts to Appraise
Property.
COURTDISAPPROYESIRREGULARITY
WRIT OF INJUNCTION ISSUED TO
H. A. JUEN AND WIFE
IN LAZARUS SUIT.
Reply Brief of Hatch . Sftliman in
Honolulu Plantation Case Mo-
j ten for Bill of Particulars Join
s' der in Demurrer Paulo. Lano's
Demurrer Set for Hearing.
J office, Jan. 14th. as Postraaer Gen
oa the application of Attorney J ral
Wade Warren Thayer In the United The New York Central Railroad is
States District Court yeeteraay mora- to materially increase Its capital
mt Jadge Bt" appointed W. H.
Jatraaon, P. IL Burnett and C. R. The Santa Fe Railroad will spend
Hetnenwar appraiaerc 4o appraise the, many millions on roadbed and equlp
swrt property of J. T. Schneider. menL
iMttkntpt. It developed, that Referee The reports from China show an
FteMina; had appointed two appraisers
Ifi do the work.
Judge Estee reminded the attorney
of a previou ruling that appraisers
mom be appointed by the court, to re-
IKKt to the court, it turned out thatl
tlto appraisers appointed by Referee
Fleetlng had been chosen as experts .
d had completed their work. The
oowrt declared that such proceedings
WW not In accordance with the stat-l
Hies and auch Irregularities could not
Ite endorsed. It was a case of
the j
referee overruling the court. I
i
Attorney Thayer Explains. , The United States government has
AUomev Thaver explained to tne taken steps toward the establishment
,..;.,' . . .. of a permanent exposition at Shang-
TOUrt that the appraisers in question j j (4hnn
were appoints before the court bad " " oaihe
MUMJe order In that reaard. Judge , Engiand. ,s t0 build Sir Thorn
ISstee said, howver. that Uiat made as Uplon.s next challenger for the
no difference and that the court America's cup.
would not approve of anything not' Secrotary av has sent to the
done In conformity with the bank- HoHse of uepresentatives a request
i-aptcy law.
Referee Fleming was the sulU:t of
much good natured raillery in the
Judiciary building yesterday and v:is
accosted by numbers of his friends as
one "who had "overrHlod" the United
Slates District Court.
It Judge Silliman's Brief.
' Hatch & Silliman's reply brief in
Ike Pearl Harbor land condemnation,
owe of the United States against the
Honolulu Plantation Company
is, in
wart, as follows:
The verdict was probably unsatis
factory to both partie to this Htiga
tiea. Defendant felt it should receive
m lai- 2Mrw A ata'tA Atilnnnn
required a verdict in the amount
claimed. JSM.OOO.
llainUa: called but two
w tne quetttion of value, and to one
of those witnesses a hypothetical
question was iut in no ay Justified
bjr-the altuatlon of the land as it ac -
tamUy existed. The question assum-'did
4 that there was no mill in conncc ,
thw with the land and that there was
no water supply and expressly stated
tlMt the witness must assume that the '
y risible source of water supply
wn a single artesian well, and the
witness was ashed what would be "a.
1 1
tmv price io py, a ixir nwrivei iiriuu
t my, tor that strip of land. Tho
question was manifestly argumanta-
Ut and unfair 1 Its assumptions.
Al to the other wltaees. An ob-1
i-tABc fkffart w& made liv counsel for I
,r 4 . .: ,i.iinn'
t
KfM him which he refused to assont.
to. bat cooneel now assumes. In vio-i
lutioa of the whole record that the
wftds testified to a valuation which!
T. u&f oJmlila.1 am) -vvhlr4i lip tint-1
I.. .1 .J n.ual cm-C ,n Mr .
iy hcuut-u. uwu s-v .....i
li r j .-c , ra fr io
1ii toutd Avas 5.i Pr acre for S4.
TTib.Li.at ..,,-.1 T.nr n, i-niuniinn 1,1
aeras. a ? lor me remaining -i.,
iur sn -mmlnatkin of the transcript
,m show that l wa, mistaken.
rn ...- - -
IS It aot significant that only two ,
wltuasses. haing no special quallfi-
cations, wwo called by the Govern-
ment oa the quostion ot value.
Injunction Writ Issued.
A writ of Injunction has been is
goi to H. A. Juen and his wife.
IBethOr P- Jc. ln tlie cancellation
Hd accounting suit brought by Kaui
iai:aaJf Latarus. The First Circuit
HNUjuuiv -. ..-.'" . ,
ytltt commands that responuents re-
erty. i
It kas boon stipulated that pen- marriage licenses, notary puonc.
tioner aiay file an amended bill of I Office In Macfarlane & Co.'s Kaahu-
omutatat and that defendants may.manu street.
have ten days thereafter ia which to
rlf ad. Bond of Indemnity upon the
granting cf tne writ ol mjuuimuu.
has been filed by Kaulmakaole Laza-
tus. as principal, ana josepn ciar., Messrs wm, F. Wilson Co.. the
s .-tuexy. Pleading plumbers of San Francisco
Wants Bill -of Particular. have located a branch ofiice here Ir
Def-niant In tho assumpsit case of the Alexnnder Young building.
r Jofen Siepfceasoa against Jofes De
j Greaves bag Slid a motion for bill of
I nanieslars and affidavit bv hU at-
' lor9j T. McCaats Stewart.
Joinder in Demurr-. t
PtaintlS In the case of ReSaai
' -' agaiaat. L.ouisa r. jieauuuv,
. t r - t- irj
wn for iKsolUoa of partnership. by.Ba nwaias ' "j7;
her attorney, A- G. Correa, files Jolnd -
er 1b demurrer, sajing that the de -
claraUoa and the natters thereto
rtated are sufficient in law for the
plaintiff to have and maintain hor
action against defendant
Set for Hearing.
Latest foreign
The Barcelom
strikes have beea
renewed.
Russia has barred the entry of Am
erican payer.
A big mew tourists' hotel is to be
built at Santa Barbara, Cal.
The government of Chile is desirous
of securing Boer immigrants.
Preliminary work on Los Angeles,
Cal., new theater has been begun.
llenrr C. Payne took the oath of
unsettled condition of affairs in that
country.
Extensive and elaborate plans are
being considered to beautify the Cap-
itol at "Washington.
The state Board of EoualizaUon
of niinois has increased the assess-
ment roll J1S7.000.000.
Judg0 Grosscup of Chicago, has
rulcd that cjties can control the price
0f gas and other utilities.
A British transport loaded with
mules for South Africa is said to have
foundered in the Gulf of Mexico.
for a legation building at Seoul, Co
ren. to cost 40,000.
Massachusetts s one of the only
five status in the Union in which no
lynchings have occurred during the
last sixteen years.
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans has
been selecttd to prepare the naval
program for the reception of Prince
Henry, of Germany.
Klng Edward is sai,i t0 novc niven
endorsement to the belief that an ear-
ly declaration of peace in South Afri
ca may be anticipated.
Two libel suits for damages aggre
gating $20,000 were begun at Van
couver, B.C.. Jan. 15. in the American
COtirtS
against the steamer Rosalie
and her owners.
I Oscar Hammersteln threw a bomb
witi esse ' bhuI1 ,nto tlle camD of t,UJ "theatrical
the Theater Republic to David Be-
insrn
Jo,m w Gatcs Qf ch,cag0 hns bQeQ
( pi,lving poker again, and this time he
not win. He dropped 525.000.
The gnme was at the Waldorf Astoria,
in Xew York.
King Edward has pleased the Welsh
people immensely by dlrecthig "that
thore be added to the achievement
omrrvr AT A MPT? A rrrTnc:
VJO. OlVJUC-VU i.V.J ... V-V-VO. J.-J.1 .
Soma fine white dicmoad rings la '
stock, come and see them. G. DIetz. j
t?,.. . nil.-.., Tvn.-r tar mm nm t
upto-date machine, fitted with all the!
latest Improvements. Wall, Xlcholsj
i Co-
A coz' arm-ctiair maKes a comtori-
.j aoie evening ai nunitr. our siuck u
arS
and varied one. The Coyne
Furniture Co.
Waen "ou riire a good plumber
house telephone Walte 901.
0scar Soners Beretania street.
. .,... ...,,, ,
-rnft . niirnrnian riu tiiii mr
Hul oa " Januarj. 2i
tne American about March 15th.
viiit Mrirffi ISr-h 1
At thJ Beaver Lunch Rooms you
can aiways depend on obtaining a
good tasty lunch. H. J. Xolte. prop'r .j
-... . t , .. .11.
..i - -wt offr rt., s tMc
" -"..-".- ..-... -
John A. Hasslnger. agent to grant.
our hot lunch at 12 o'clock every!
jay is putting the restaurants out ot !
Business, only iu cents, me cam-,
orinus Saloon.
waesis are nam uiiap, ana aim , wore always on nana attests to its j
to repair, don't waste time on yours.; excellence. The Robert Grieve Pub )
bring it in to C. A. Cowan. Union . lishlng Co. v
street. j Tae best is always the cheapest in ',
Friends of Messrs. E. R. Bath and,lhe end and whea a house ls known
H. W. Barth are reouested to readr. ,... ,e i. c k , !
' Compiaiaast's demurrer In the case
' of Paalo Lano against Jalia Achiea. '
Mil to set aside and cancel deed, was
; yestetday set for hearing on Ti
Taars -
"F. ia jto uutaw
A Nw Citizen.
liniiH states joutr rstt; es.ei-
United States Judge Estee yester-
i -- -
' "" j"-t ww.-. v,-
!zea of tke LnlIed States.
Marshal Has Money.
United States Marshal E. R. Hendry,
has the money to pav alt Federal '
grand and petit jurors who served
during the last term.
fiems Gondecsed
of the Prince of Wales the badge of
the Red Dragon."
Oscar S. Strauss of Xew York, for
merly United States Minister to Tur
key, has been appointed as a per
manent member of the Committee of
Arbitration at The Hague.
The trolley Is invading the sacred
shrines of the Bible, the Koran and
the Vedas, and the day of picturesque
pilgrim caravans and the ships of the
aesert is apparently passing.
An atrocious act of vandalism com
mitted in South Africa on Christmas
night was the destruction of the Taal
monument at Burghersdorp, a town
in the disturbed district in Cape Col
ony. The Senate Committee on Com
merce has agreed to report favor
ably on the Nelson bill creating a
new executive department to be
known as the Department of Com
merce. The Spanish War Department has
promulgated an order prohibiting
army officers from marrying unless
thev are 25 vears old or nnon! and I
ninv nn Inrnmo oni.nl rn tho nnv nf
j- -. .!.. bV -- ! j w
j captain about 550 per month.
Lester Hanover was fined $1000 by
Judge Pollard, Jan. 15, -in the First j
District Police Court of St. Louis. '
Mo., on a charge of disturbing the'nneJ. "uuen
peace of Mary Institute schoolgirls.
Mrs. Hannah C. Sprinkle, residing
eight miles north of Pana. III., has
found a source of profit in being di
vorced. She has been married twice,
divorced twice and allowed alimony
both times, to the extent of ?15.000.
all inside of two years.
When the Transsiberian Railrcad
was begun it was estimated that its
cost would reach 330,000,000 roubles.
It has already absorbed 450,000,000.
and it is now believed that the total
cost will reach 1,000,000,000 roubles.
Prince Ukhtomsky. head of the
Russo-Chinese Bank, has declared the
three alleged secret documents com
municated to the Times, January 3d, .
by Dr. Ular, a prominent student of
Phinacn nfVa?-c ir a 4lo linil inL-o I
-- , w w- fun JWIIV
from beginning" to end.''
The death of the Pope may be ex-'
pected any day, as his holiness can
only be said to be just alive.
Ten miners lost their lives in the.
,, , ... , -..',!
explosion Jan. In in mine No. 9 of
the Milbv & Dow Mining Company
atDow'i-T-
A brakeman who had bcth his legs
I
cut off in a railroad accident near
Emporia, Kas., last September, si
tied with the company on the basis
of being taught telegraphy at its ex
pense, receiving employment for life
and being provided with a pair of ar-
Uncial limbs.
A Cure for Lumbago.
W. C. Williamson, of Amherst Va.,
U. S. A., says: "For more than a year
I suffered from lumbago. I finally
tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it
gave me entire relief, which all other
remedies had failed to do." Sold by
all dealers and druggists. Benson,
Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii.
m?Tnrn?T?ri TTV
VX X JJil UO-- J-J JL.
DIFFERENT BTJSDsESS HOUSES
9
It is said that to-morrow's issue of
"Gossip" will be particularly rich.
I r- . . 11.1 .il, i :j
some iiueresuusr iiwuss win ue DillU
bout many well known people. j
Qur macaroons and light biscuits j
are in great requisition for afternoon '
teas; you must nave lasiea mem
. c."i,i"u oancij, uuici surei.
Insure your life against fevers and j
accidents with A. C. Lovekin. agent '
for the Territory cf Hawaii for the
Traveler's Insurance Co. ot Hartford
Buy your wall paper cheap, over;
. .. . ... ,
-- -, ot paper onereu tor sa.e;
; . . ! " " . .J
' faint and wall Paper Co.. aetnei
street.
Our binderv is the most comnleie
Jn Hoaolulu and the large amount of
. . ..... .. '
. . . .. '..," .1 '
patronize it; see Honscniaeger uo.s
A g Sjs,n is
gcod business j
proposition in every way.
it makes i
-rJSiisK3rvs5Kri
secret of good advertising. Get your i
signs painted by Tom- Sharpe. sign
cgraphist. Union street.
0nr turn-out of soft drink? is the
lart f town, all mire and healthr
r
The Arctic Soda Works. White 911.
Any supply of stone delivered by
xntract, excavating and building by
"red Harrison, contractor.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Rrma:ninn in hf Honolulu PefcnffVf
t ,. , i, .,,,. o iei-
w M few wMSy v? w,
AJlen. Mrs Miner. Geo Jr
Anne, John F MitchelL Lewis M
! Atkinson. H W Miles. C E
. ..
. Ayres, Mrs i t; Jiorse. MISS L. fc.
BamheiseL Grace Murphy. Thos
Beaumont, juie
i Bernard. Mrs S
. Beck, Martin
Mcintosh. G
3IcConaghy, Jno
McDougal. W P
Pratt, Frank
Patsu, Annie
Pettus. T H
Pickard, Mary K
Porter, H G
Poter, Jos
Powell. E
ilss B k (2)
Bender, Ella
Bowen .Mrs. G
Boyle. Mrs R A
Brunald. Jacob
Burnham, Dr
Brunley. Mrs M BRandall, Wm A
Brown, J "W Rankin. Guy
Brown. Mrs JohnRencb, M C
Carroll. Capt F WRoberts, Clarence
Cambell, M
Sanford. Mrs G H
Shoemaker, Mrs L
Smith. Jas K
Spencer, G R
Steele. Miss A
Steward. Mrs C
Summers, Mrs A
Trans, J S
Thompson. Thos
Toyre, Thos E
Toemis, L
Von Gunther. W
Chapman, J
Christley, Thos
Christopner.
Louisa
Clark. Al
Connon. Geo TV
Cole. Reginald ,
(21
Cole. Geo W
Collins, Mrs C A
Collins. Mrs K
Cole. Mrs
"Wallace, John
Cockett, Mrs MollieWarran. Thos
Cook, Chas A
Davis. Mrs D D
Dawson, J G
Decker ,W 3
Dennis, Eva II
Edwin, Peter
Faney Joseqh
French, Ethe,l
Grewt, Henry ,
"Ward, Rud A
Walton. H P
Walters, Mrs G
"Waikamiio Camp
Whltnev Sadie M
White, V.'m D
White, Chas E
Williams.
Mr and Mrs F
Green, Mrs Porter Wilson, J H
Hancock, Mrs E Packages
Halverson. C 12)
Hardee, M
Haber. J" (2)
Hall Mrs Maria
Hermance, Jos
Hines, Mrs F E
Howe. A W
Hogan, J G
Andrew, Mrs S J
Berry. H W (2)
Brown. Clara L
Bush. Carrie
Clark. Mrs M E
Cooke. Jennie
Cooper, F F (2)
Collins, Jack
Connor. H V
Jacobson, Fred
Jensen. Mrs Peter Conrod. Geo
JePnSOn. Mr Dert, Mrs M
i Judd, Mrs Bonnie HighL Harry
T.wi.J tr.. n
., ' ,.
Johnson, Thos
Jacobus, Myra
Kennedy, Mrs
Knight, Hary
Laurence, Florence
Lang, John A
Lundohl, C B
Metcalf. Helen
Mitchell. Douglas
Kennedy, Mrs A
Kinney, C
Kidder, C
Kidder, Joseph
Klitz, Admiral
Kiitz, Maj Gen
Knight, H W
Lamb, Miss X E 2 O'Connor. Mrs X
Lewis, Master M Richard, Geo (2)
Long. Mrs G A Simpson. Xellie E
Logan. James Stewart. Gilchrist
Meese, Constant St Leon, Miss
(2) Ward, Arthur F
Miles, Chas E Webster, A M
Miles, A Wheeler. Mrs H
-When calling for these letter please
ask for "Advertised."
JOS. M. OAT, Postmaster.
Call up Pnone -i ann set our figure
on Bookbinding and Ruling, Republican
When the Clock
.Strikes Nine
i !.!., , r.r
livery morning begins the race
San Francisco to Chicago
.of the....
California
Limited...
A'JV TITJE
rn
I
ONLY 4 DAYS TO NEW YORK,
Offices:
-641 Market Street
and Ferry.
SAN FRANCISCO.
.-
5clHXl. J O
- -, -,-v --
TraillS-lial'
Leave Market Street Ferry Depot:
9:00 a. n,, 4.:
:0 p. m., S p. m., 7:20
a- m'
9:00 a. m. train Is the California
Limited, carrying Palace Sleeping
Cars and Dinig Cars through to Chi-
! am . rl.nlv. rr Tiin Tr "Palrorcflplfl
,Q - accomm()aauon of local first-class
passengers. Xo second-class tickets
are honored on this train. Correspond-
&S train arrives 7:05 a. in., daily.
4:20 p. el is Stockton Merced and
Fresno locaL Corresponding train ar-
UhUt JUM tt.O . Ill AMU...
fives at i:3u p. m., aaiiy.
S;00 p ls overland Express,!
witb. tbroagh Palace and Tourist
Sleepers and Free Recllnig Chair
Cars to Chicago; also Palace Sleeper
7:2o a. m. is Bakersfield Local, stop-!
ping at all points in San Joaquin Yal-
ley. Corresponding
train arrives
S:40 a. m., daily.
OFFICES 641 Market St. and In
Ferry 'Depot. San Francisco.
W. G. IRWIN & CO.,
Acenu, Honolulu.
Keep Healtliy
BY DRINKING
ROBERT'S
Cream of Chocolate
A pure beverage of great benefit
to invalids and children.
YOU CAN GET IT AT
Salter's Grocery
0RPHEUM BLOCK.
The Complete Process
of repainting a carriase necessi
tates sometimes the putting on
of a many as 16 COATia of
Lead Paint, Filling Paint, Color
Paint and Rubbinjr Varnish, and
only then is it ready for the final
STRXPIXG.
Ali Carriages
that are brought to us go through
all this a'jd more, the old paint
is burnt off and every three coats
of lead are pumice stoned otf
smooth and when we let it go out
of the Shops you could not tell
it from a new one. ,
Bring in Your Old Looking
Chariot and Have it Resurrected.
W. W. WRIGHT,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER
King Street
Wm.G.Irwin&Coi
LIMITED
REFINED SUGAES
Cube and Granulated.
PARAFLNE PALNT CO.'S
Paints. Compounds and Buildlni
Papers.
PALXT OILS,
Lucol Raw and Boiled.
Linseed Raw and Boiled.
INDUBINE
Water-proof Cold-water Paint, la
side and outside; in white and
colors.
FERTILIZERS
Alex. Cross & Sons' high-grade
Scotch fertilizers, adapted for
sugar cane and coffee.
N. Ohlandt & Co.'s chemical Fer
tilizers and finely ground Bone
meaL
STEAM PIPE COYERIffG,
Reed's patent elastic section
pipe Covering.
FILTER, PRESS CLOTHS,
Linen and Jnte.
CEMENT. LIME & BRICKS
Agents For
Itt-
WESTERX SUGAR REFIXIXG CO.,
San Francisco, Cal.
i BALDWIX LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,
Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. A
! VPWPT.T. TTVTY-FRRAT, MTLT, C.Ci..
(Manf. "Xational Cane Shredder"
Newark, U. S. A.
johlardt & co..
San Francisco, Cal i
RISDOX IROX AXD LOCOMOTIVE' '
WORKS. San Francisco, CaL
. ! a'
Furniture Work a Specialty.
All Orders Promptly Executed '
SING LEE TAIjS
CARPENTER
CONTRACTOR ;
PAINTER '
54 King Street
Honolulu, H. I.
Sua Wing Lung Co.
K. YAU TOUNG. Manager.
Corner Alakea & King Sts.
FRUITS and FRESH OYSTERS
by avery boaL
KONA COFFEE,
KONA BUTTER,
GUAVA JELLY.
Goods Delivered Free.
inumffl press fi sin
A CYLINDER PRESS, in good con
dition -just the Press for a Weekly
Paper. Will be sold at a Bargain.
Apply at REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
REMEMBER !
E. W.
REMEMBER
DISCOUNT
Is Still On. j
REMEMBER !
:;'.3C3ti
THE
T1
'HE advertiser's best
which he obtains the biggest returns for his money.
One medium which is used by advertisers to a groat
extent is the circular or booklet. The circular or
booklet is always Ineffective, unless it is rery handsome
handsome enough to attract the eye of the man to whom it
is sent, no matter how busy he may be. A booklet hand
some enough to do this almost always costs from three to
four cents apiece. There is the mailing to count in (two
cents a copy, of course); there is the trouble In getting a list
of names, and in addressing. Altogether the cost will figure
up to about seven cents a copy for a good booklet. Two
thousand circulation in a booklet is very large. Two thou
sand circulation at seven cents is 5140. I propose to show
that you can invest 5140 in newspaper space and get returns
five fold of what you would got through a booklet.
Newspaper Space Is Valuable ;5
'pi
In the first place, there Is the cost. For $140 you can get
a good-sized space in a newspaper of good circulation for
quite a long time. You know your newspaper rates; you can
figure it out to suit your own Instance much better than I
can. So much for cost.
ri
I Now for Effectiveness
You must tell your customers how much your goods are
going to cosL An advertisement without a price Is like meat
without salt it will do you no good. How can you put
prices in a booklet when you are doing a strictly rotall busi
ness? You have competitors; you have to change' your
prices constantly to meet theirs, and to meet other exi
gencies. The first change of a price will kill tho effective
ness of a booklet, and where are you? Your advertisement
In a newspaper may be changed as many times as you de-
sire. You are constantly up-to-date.
The Newspaper Is Effective
Any kind of a newspaper has more circulation than yoa
can obtain through a booklet for $140. Xewspapers reach
the heart of the home. Every one reads them, and they are
'4i
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far more certain to obtain close attention than any printed
matter which you would send. If you sent printed matter
of your own accord to persons who do not know you, you
would be putting yourself face to face with thvm without a
guarantee. They have nothing to judge the quality of your
goods by, and they can only take what you say on our own
paper and in your own way. Anybody can say as much as
they please.
When your matter appears in a newspaper of good circu
lation and good standing, the newspaper is a guarantee for
what you say. Xewspapers are always particular as to whom
their advertisers are. (I speak of good newspapers always.)
Your ads will gain a value besides their inherent one. They
will be vouched for, and this Is not to be despised. You
have a certain fluctuating trade, which Is always valuable,
and which needs some sort of an introduction to your store.
This Introduction the newspaper gives you.
Good Paper Adds Dignity
You are kv.7WH by the company you keep, you know,
and if your ads appear in a paper whici holds lUelt up be
fore the masses as a leader, you will be known as a patron
of what is good, and you will obtain trade from those whom
it is worth trading with.
On all scores I consider newspaper advertising by far
the best. On the score of cheapness; on the score of being
able to constantly change your announcements: on the score
of direct and immediate returns; and on the score of being
Introduced to people, to strangers, as a store which can af
ford to announce Its news to every one in a dignified and
straightforward manner, and this 13 the manner which brings
trade that pays.
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The above article, written by one ot the best-informed
advertising men in the country, is In line with the business
policy advocated and maintained bv THE HONOLULU RE
PUBLICAN. His description of a good newspaper and Ita
superior merits as cr advertising midlum is distinctly appli
cable to an essentially reliable anl dignified family paper of
large circulation, such as THE REPUBLICAN.
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The Union Express Go.,!
Office with Evening Bulletin.
, 10 King Street -:- -:- Telephonb Efc
We move safes, pianos and furniture.
; VYe haul freicht and lumber.
We sell black and white sand.
We meet all incoming coast steamers,
We check baggage on all outgoing
teamers.
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Meals, 25c Each
PRIVATE ROOM FOB L&DIES.
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RYAN A DEMENT.
Xorthwe3t comer Hotel and Xuuiu
Streets.
DEPOT SALOON
Honolulu Brewing and M&lttsff
Draught and Bottled Beer.
King street, opp. O. R. & L. Co.
Depot
RYAN & DEMENT, Prop.
Xanana Street. Back of Clnb Stables.
Fine Bath House.
Fine "Barber House,
Fine Imported Cigars,
' Fine Boot Polish Stand.
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