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r. " DAILY HONOLULU -PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1885.-
LORD GORDON-GORDON. (Scncntl bbcrtiscmentfl. (Scnxtttl Jlbbcdiocmcnls. cncntl 3bUccti0cincitt0. (Gcncvrtl uucrtbcmcnlc. cncrrtl ubcrmtcmcnUn cncwl bbcrficcmcnto.
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v A Noblcmnn Wlio Duped America' Sharp
est Xtnllroad Kins.
W. A. Criffut in tie York World.1
Do you romim tar Lord Gordon-Gordon,
heir of tbo nob!o house of Scotland, com u of
tb Campbells, nnd descendant ot "bold
Loclilnvnrl'' Ho was a low-bred knave. In
Scotland bo ha I been ofton "wanted" by the
sheriff, but he Dually stolo f 100,000 worth of
diamond i lit Edinburgh, and six months
later, lnl3j,tnalo bU appearanco In St. Paul,
Mlna, as Lord He had $10,
000 In tbo local bank. Us presented forged
letters of Introduction to a few, nnd became
the lion of tho tjvrn. Uo won tbo ontlro
of John B. Loomls, land
ot the Northern I'noltlo railroad,1 and
rnterod Intj contract t J buy several million
acres of tlo ccm,miy'ii land. Ha would go
and pick It ou, ho sail
loomhj orunUjJ a gorgeoui oxounlon for
lillud, soiuotbiug Ukd tbo excursion that
ApoUodjrus plauuod for Cloopatra. During
tbro mouths of tummcr tbo, mpoitor
' traveled flatted and bunted through Minnesota
and Dakota in the stylo of a king, at
tho exports of tin Northern Paclflo railroad.
Thirty or forty strong nwn served
him in hU retlnu). Nothing wai too good
fcr him. He hsJ two palatial tents of his
own, and thcM, on silver and the most
lovely china, vrcfo served to him such viand
ai would have enraptured Bam Ward , or
Epicurus. Fruits were Hrought from Mexico
fur hint curacoa fromVJij Bplce, bland, Dry
Monopolo from iti fragrant homo. His table
was lluo Montezuma' LooinU spent $13,000
on him that sulumer, anl wwto to the
'Ho' J tbo rlctoit lord in Europe.
He will inve.t fivj nilillojj with U'.B Fhially
the splondld caralcuJe wojJod its way back
to St Paul. Uo muit "run ibmr to New
York a few days," ho said, and hltbor he
aimo and installed himself at the Fifth
Avolu) betel.
' J i st how thb Scotch Monti Cristo mado
Jay Ojuld's lcqualntanco I am not certain;
( but tho groat lluanclir called on htm one
bright morning. Ho v,a. completely captivated
by lilt briUbnt address and bis
conversational powers, and lmms
diatoly took stock in a "wonderful schema"
which hu unfoldod something about a.
st'amshlp company, I think. IncrodlbU as
it teems, Jay Goul 1 went down to lib office
and sent up to Lord Gordon-Gordon at tbo
Fifth Aveuuu hotol tbroo trunks full of
greenbacks no lou than $150,000 In all
lent to tho noblo bUMusor without seourlty.
Tbo N. a packed it oi to Canada and followed
it Lltusclf on tho next train.
Juy Gould hod been badly duped. He
ode rod a toward of f 25,000 for the capture
of tho natnolcsl swindlor nlthin American
' jurisdiction, nnd three or four lively
undertook to dellvor him. Tboy
wont to Manitoba in a wagon, kidnapped the
f Impoitor htid fled with h'un tied hand and
foot, but they ncro nil captured on tho
frontier and held a? prisoners. Tba
uowjcr, and the diplomatic row
gronlnj out of It, adortIsod Mllud pretty
extensively, anl tbo Edinburgh authorities
obtained nn order for bis delivery to thorn.
Tho polished Lnavo saw tbo ofllcer coming
and shot himself through the head. I bollevo
Jay Gohli never jot any, of hb money back.
Jt is about tin only timo bj was ever
takoo lu.
Tom reppor'u Tribute to Artomut 'Ward.
lVIrgbila (Nev.) Enterprise.
Tom Pepper, who is known us "the peerless
prevaricator of Nevada," led a Bohemian
llfo Loroj ears ago. Ouo day, hearing
of Artomu3 Ward's arrival at the International
hotol, in Ircatbless hasto ho rushed
away to Interview tho groat humorist He
ran at onto to Ward's room and, knocking,
was instantly admitted.
"Artcmm Ward, I believer
Artemus signified that tho guess was a
good one.
"I am rio!l;bted to moet you," cried Tom
"delighted to meet you,f sir."
"And I bavo the pleasure of seelngl " and
tbo emlling Ward looked a whole line of interrogation
points.
"X am Lam that b ray namo is," gasped
Tom "my name is. Well, Jut wait a moment
till I think," anl Tom ran out of tho
room and do oi tbo door behind him, leaving
Artemus tUudlng in tbo middle of the
Door.
After n few momonti in tho hall Tom
rushed kick toward tho astonished Ward
with extendod baud and glowing face, cry-iup:
"Popper, Popjior, slrl I'm Mr. Pepper
Tom Pepper bettor Lnonn as Lying Tom
Peppsr."
Uingston Wnr.Vs agent was out nt tho
moment, Th'uktn h bad an insane man
to doal with, Artemussmllud tbo most cheerful
i mil) then at hb corainan L Uo doclarod
he bairof ton Leaiil ot Mr. Popper, and was
delighted to moet him. At tho moment he
was abcut io change his sockt ; would Mr.
Prpror be kind cucush to withdraw and call
around njaln In Lair an hour. Mr. Pepper
would and di L ' ,
AVuoi Mr. Hlnston came in Arlomui had
a fearful ttory to toll about bb adventure
vith a crazy man. Alter ward, when Word
coma to ki mv that a tonso of hb greatness
as a humorist ha 1 to overcome poor Tom as
to cwuo him to forget his name, the genial
lecturer declared It was tho greatest compliment
that had over bean paid him.
Drumming Out Deserters.
tXew York Cor. Kansas Cltj Journal
I wns in Cr. William A. Hammond'tf ofQce
the othor Oay, end I asl.cd him about old
nnny tlmo. ' You know I was in tbn regular
army years ego," he said: "At
thin t mo to ertkn Is ccu.mcn in the army,
I (.m to d. but then it Tins followed by condign
puulil incnt. A deserter wasordorod to
reicho tblity latbenon the baro lack, well
laid on, to La 1 rl rded on tbo left check with
t ha lotii r D, (o forfeit oil j ay and allc n nnces
duo, to lii.vo liis head and to bo
drurrmed cut f Iho ici visoiffnomlnouslv.
'ihe dn min'ng tut I rouemlcr as a curious
ceremony. Tbo effendtr M as placed between
lu o plaloons of soldier;, lb to behind him at
chnrgo In one U and tbcsu In front with
arniB rcer;ed and bayonets pointed close to
hb person Tito roceislon. Leaded by a
drjnn hu I flfo playing tba Roguo'a March,
paraded cround tho gurrieon nnd llnully
o cortcd tho rilsoner Leycnd tbollmltsof
ttiopo.tt. Tbo eoulers bad set some words to
tho air, nnd they shouted it after
tbo cull nt, as Lo wLoelod about, be sometimes
joining in.
'Tho odd thin; about It was that as the
squad sent tbo defcrterover the l'nes, flogged,
branded, disgraced, half naked and very uncomfortable,
thcra viai ulnict always n
woman waiting for him In the busbos wait
ing to pour ell on his wounds and fetch him
a coat from cemewbere. We used to watch
firm the fort nt a drumming-out, and wonder
wbeio tbowcmnu wns coining from.
Presently she would arlso by the side of the
path, give li.'m a hug, and they would mosoy
off together. It eini hselzed tbo old assertion.
which has tometlmes been denied, that every
Jack has lib JUL By the by, I am going to
put tie inuulo ot the fttguo's March Into oio
of my Lcokv, nrd I've hod to chaf o nil over
towu lefqre I could find it. Let us hopo It
wis neoueu as mucu ai it usea to no."
llrcames AwfuL
' The dnko ot Conaauht has the hay fever
ro bad that bw lo oi his voice. Tbb fever b
bad enough on persons' of great Intolloot,
but wl en It attack) royalty, the situation
besomef simply aw'uL
For tho hnino ltomon.
Eatn, you an not honest Why do you
put ojl he go, 1 peacboi on the top of the
msanurj an I tbo llttb onsi Lelbw) ' "t'aino
rean r,ih, dat mlkoi de front ob your hon
All nuxrliL). and d) Auoic gato oblally
iotieer Hiiixe,
Stteril Slipi Annuity Irom LittrpooL
Pr "Ortrte" from Liverpool, Stesmers from Sn
I rsncuco and other Ul srrivalt,
THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.,
11 an received
EnEltsh nd Araetlntt Prlnti
While Cottons Unblenchcd Cottont,
Linen uriu ana Duck, irown ,snvse,
French Merino of Olflerent quihtlei,
Orey, llluesnd Mind Ibnnel,
Wterproof IVeedi, l)reu MnlerUll,
bilks, Sttlm, Silk Kibbont,
Velvet, Hosiery Underclothing,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Lkwns, While Mid Printed Moletkln,
Linen nJ Cotton LUtodoi, Towelt,
HsnUkettlitefi, Monquito Mettlnt,
4 Kubber Clothlnir, Wsterprtraf bheetlng,
Men's, Women' A Children's Boon ft Shoes,
(ihes and ttvle adapted lo this market,)
Hone Blanket!, lied Blankets,
(all sites, weights, qualities and colors,)
Velvet and Tajicstry,
llUQH and Mats,
Centre Rup,"Navr and Merchant Canvas,
r liter rress uagt, iatw), oujar uses,
Kice Bags, Coal Bags, j St j l'ly Twine,
English, Hawaiian & American Flags
(j, s and yrd.
Floor Oil Cloths, (tutcful designs, assorted widths)
Men's baddies, Side Saddles, feaddlery.
Iron Bedsteads, Galvanlred Buckets,
Tinned Iron lea Kettles, Sauce Pans, Fry Tans,
(assorted sires),
Butcher Knives, Knives and Forks.
Tin Plate, iht Lead, Galvanised Water Pipe
(W to Inches),
While Lead, (vnnohs qualities),
Boiled Oil, Turpentine,
Corrugated Roofing,
(i unuje, 6, 7( t and 9 A. lengthsX
Galvanlred Screws and Washers,
Oalvanlred Kldglng,
Yeltow Sheathing Metal d Kail
Annealed Tence Wire, Fence Staples,
wire I'rani uuarasanu Arcnes,
bieel Kails, with FlslT Plates, Bolts and Spikes,
a Large fresh assortment of
Crockery and Glasswatc, O is, Picks, Shovels,
Plantation and Mechanic' 1 ools,
Kobey ft Co' Portable ! ngines,
(4 ILI'and 6 Il.f)
One Sptendid Piano, by Brlnsinead & Sons,)
lested Chain, Gouge's Soap,
(1 qualities, in bxs 94 and Co bars),
Best Welsh Steam Coal, Coke,
Flooring Tiles, i ire Clay,
Portland Cement, (White 4 Johnson
Fire Bricks, both squire and
I ump Rock Salt,
LEATHER. BELTING.
(j to is Inch widths.)
A Large and Fresh Assortment of
Californian and English Groceries
N. F. BUllGESS,
GAltPliSTEll AND BUI LI) Jilt,
llMTctfully announces to the public that
, he has purchased the
BAGGAGE EXFTllCSS
Butiness recently c inducted by Mr. G. M. Lake, at
No. 84 King street, which will be tinder the management
ufhlsaon B. P. BURGESS.
The Eirpress will attend the arrhal ol every steamer
and promptly delKer
FREIGHT, PACKAGES k UAGGAGE
In Honolulu and vicinity.
i'TJUlsJ X'-C LdrtB Ss 3PT A1TOI3
Moved with care
HE, ALSP, HAS PURCHASED THE
Tobacco, Cigar and Soda Water,
Bust ess heretofore kept by, Mr. J. W. Hlngley, at
No. 84 King street, which will be conducted by hi
son, G. W. BURGESS, and where everything in
die line of SMOKERS' ARTICLES can be found, ol
the best quality.
rhanknu the public for past favors and euannteelnj;
to promptly execute all orders In either lint of business,
Jl reasonable charges would r.spectfully solicit a
share n1 public patronage.
Ie Telnphnno Nn. 90S.
Kejfifoiro Tetephon No. 1BH.
No, 84 King Street, Jlotiolulu.
"
BEAVER SALOON
H. J. XOLTE, PROPRIETOR, .
Uegs tn announce to his friends and the! public Ingen
cral that tho above Saloon provides
"r t i
Z Rofretstun an hi t
From a. x., m to r. u.
Th Coast
Clgaruttts
Tobaccos,
Cigars
Pipes,
sod
Smoker's Sundrir:
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
"Ooeof BrunswtckltBalke'sceUbmte '
Billiard Tabic
Isootnectcd with the establiuiment, where lovrrs of
the cue ran participate.
Saratoga House!
99 Hotel St. near Library Buildinc;
FIRST-CLASS BOARD BV THE WEEK,
MONTH, OR TRANSIENT!
Special accommodations for Lajlet and Families.
Reading Parlor with Dally Papers open for the
guests of lbs-House, i ; v 1 l
The Coolest Dining Rooms In llic city, NO FLIES
H BARBER.
TWTETROPOLITAN MARKET.
KINO STJIEKT, .
C. J. WALLER, Proprietor
Choicest Moataroml Finest Hords.
Families and shipping supplied on short notko and
Lowest Market Prices.
All m.111 HelivFreif frrim this market arti
ehlllerl Immedlatelv after klllinff bv means of a Bel
Coleman Patent Dry Air Refrigerator, Meat so
treated retains all Its Juicy iropertUs, and Is sunrantecd
to kjrvp lagr ai'Ur ttalivcry than usaat
Wife
KiJJcCim&oon.
No. 42 Queen Street.
Have now landing
For Alamodcv & John D. Sprcokols,
Iarcb or
Assorted Merchandise
Conttsting In part of
BbU. Dour, Golden Gate.
Dbli. Flour. CI Dorado.
Sacks Whcit, Best.
Sacks Barley, Bet,
Sacks Coni, Best, Whole,
Sacks Com, Best, Cracked,
Sacks Bran, Coarse and Fine.
srcl.I.V.n..W,' l'.f
Sacks Beans, Red,
Sacks Beans, Bayen,
Sacks Beans, Horse, 1 '
Sacks Beans, Lima
Sacks Ontont, nest Siher Sklnl
Sacks Potatoes, Dei' In Qunnit.
t
Cases Nicnace,
Cases Extra Crackers,
Cases Medium Bred,
Casts Cracked Wheat, to lb. bags,
Cases Com Meal, white, to lb bags.
Cases Oat Meal, so lb. bags,
Cases Cora Starch.
Casks Dupee Hams,
Casks C & A Hams
Cases R. B. Bacon,
Cases Faltbink's Lard, j lb. pail,
Cases Fairbank's Lard, J lb. pall.
uases I airnanu s l.atu, 10 lu. paiL
Cases Whitney's Butter. In tins ,
Halfbbts. Butter, Pickle Rolf,
Qr. bbls. Butter, Pickle Roll,
Half firkins Butter, Gilt Edge. v
Qr. firkins Butter, Gilt Edge,
Cases New Cheese
Boxes and bills. Salt Codfish,
Bbls 1 lerccs Columbia River Salmon
Cases Fresh Eggs
Cases Laundry Stirch,
, Boxes Brown Laundry Soap,
dozens Brooms,
Pure Jiva Coffee, Roasted and Ground, t lb. tins,
Sacks Green Coffee,
Chests 1 ea, 1 lb. papers,
Chests Jtpan Tea, lb. papers'
Hosts Raisins, London La ers.
yi boxes Raisins, London Layers,
J boxes Raisins, London Lacrs,
Boxes Raisins, .Muscatel
Drums Citron,
Boxes Currents,
Cases Chocolate.
Cases Mixed Pickles,
Cases Spices, assorted, all sires,
Pails Mince Meat, Atmores,
Tins Mince Meat, Cuttings.
Sacks Raw Peanuts,
Sacks Lnghsh Walnuts,
Sacks Soft Shell Almonds,
Sacks Texas Pecans, extra Urge.
Cues California Honey, t lb. tln.
Cases Ring, Morse & Co's , fresh canned
Fruits, Jellies and Vegetables.
Bales Wrapping Paper, extra quality
A LASl.II ASSOXTIIINT ',.
Best California Leather.
Sots, Insole, Harness, Skirting and Uppers.
French and American Calfskins, '
Sheep Skins, Goat Skins,
Hawaiian S'addle Trees
And other goods too numerous tomtotlon.
These goods art fresh, were bojght very low, and
will be sold at
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
H, W. KcCHSHEV & SON,
No. 42 Quo on Stroot.
0. BREWER lb 00.
Offer for sale to arrive per
T3ARK AMY TURNER-,
Troa Ibston, doe
0 7LV 1, 1886,
Franklin Stovt Coal In Casks,
H bbls crushed Siuar,
Cases Frarer"s Axlo Gtas.
Cases Hoe Handles, "
Bbls. No 1 Rosin, -
Cases Wheelbarrows
NESTS TRUNKS,
Hay Cutters,
Flax Packing,
i bbls Wilmlngtn 1 Tar,
WUmlngton Pitch,
Biles Nivy Oakum.
Cases hx I nrd Oil,
Grin Istonea, Iron Safes
FARMER'S BOILERS,
IltJsi'Dalry Salt, -' ' '
Dbli. Cement, l and a In, Ox Bows,
Cases Axe and Pick Handles,
Canal Bartows,
Bbls. Ex Prime Potk,
Kegs Nads
Cumberland Coal In bulk
MANILA OORDAGK,
Sisal Cordage. , ,
Oak Lumber,
hlle Wood Lumber,
, Walnut Lumber,
Ash Lumber,
Eastern While Pine Lumber,
Refrigerators,
Cases Tinned Tomatoes,
1
Electric & Downer's Kerosene Oil
Ketchup ard Codfish Balls,
Catr Clam Chov der.
Fish Cowder and Gheiklns,
Cases Sausage Meat,
Cases Huckln's Tomsto Soup,
Cases Huckln's Mock Turtle Soup,
Caws Huckln's Ox Tall Soup,
Ooivtrifiigral XLluinurm,
Burkets, Llmt Wash Hoards,
Cases Clubs, Cotton Waste,
Cases Yellow Metal Shealhlng,
Keg's Yellow M. Sheathing Nails,
Bbls Twine, Bales Duck, I
Hid. Poison, Linseed Od,
Cues Turpentine
Ca.ica Brown Soap,
K bbls. Mineral Taint,
Mammoth Rockers,
Book Oses, Assorted,
' Extension Top Canlsgea,
Cases Curled Hair, ,
Drums ef Caustic Soda.
CASTLE & COOKE
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, 17 ItONOLUtU, II, 1.
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Would rail attention tu their Large and
varied Stock of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Consisting of tht unrivalled Parts 3trl
t,' f .
Brcakiny Plow)
The Muline Steel Breakers, and Furrowing Plo. Mo-Jot
lint Steel Plowsull shes Planet, Jr., Culti
vators, Dirt scrapers.
John Dooro's Gnus Flows,
... ' ' ',
Planters' Hoes of tht best makes. v
DISSTONS' CELfeflPuVTED CANE KNIVES
made to order, Atnes'i; Shovels and Spades,
Garden Hoes, Canal Barrows, Ox
Bows, Yokes, Chains, Foil to
Chains. 1
n 1
Sujar Mill 'Requirements.
SUGAR BAGS, SUGAR KEGS,
CnmLorlantl Cool.
Sperm Oil, Cylinder, Lara
and Kerosene Oil, Perfect
Lubricators, Plumbago, At- '
bany Grease. Dittton's ard
S. and J. riles, allsizcstni
kinds. Steam Packing, i lat
and Round India Kubber,
Asbestos and Soap Stone,
Flax Packing. India Rubber
Hose, )i to 3 inch, Pipe,
-and Couplings, Nuts and
Washers, finished. Machine
Bol s, all sizes, Cold press'd
Blacksmith's, Engineer's and
Carpenter's Hammers, Pipe
Cutters, Winches, 8 Inch to
4 Inch, Anvils, Vices, Tube
Scraners. Grindstones. Best
American Bar Iron and Tooi
Steel, Builders' Hardware,
all kinds and styles, Hub-buck's
P.dnts and Oils, raw
and boiled. Small Paints In
Oil. in large variety. Dry
Paints, Umber, Venetian,
Red, Oc'ues, Metallic. cc,
Whltlnr, German Window
asa'ti sites, Manila Rope
Staple Groceries,
No. 1 and a Flour, No. 1 and a Rice,
Crushed Sugar, China and Japan Teas,
Oysters, Clams, Salmon. Lobsters,
Finest Table Fruits from the Factory,
Pure English Spices. Condensed MUk
Cocoa. SPECIALTIES!-Tho
ira Keroiene Oil, Weston's Con-
Irlfifanl Xtnlnys, 14 Inch. Jtubbcr
Sjirlnn ami Canvas llrakc just at
liand.Blabe Steam PumpValves.Paelo
lag. he., Blake Boiler Feed, Juice or
WestonVPateat Cca!rifup;als Complete,
AlSO ON CONSIilNSIENT
California Hay, Barley, Potatoes, Barrels
Salmon, Hams, Asbtuos Mixture for Boilers
and Sttatn Pipet, very cheap; Fence Wire
and Staples, Galvanized Roofing
SEWING MACHINES.
Wilcox and GIbb't Automatic; Singrr Manufacturing
Company, Assorted; Remington Company. Family;
Wilson Machines, the best assortment to be found,
and at Bottom Prices.
New Goo by every arrival from England, Mew
York and San Francisco.
1 Now Traotion Enctno, powor.
Orders from the other Islands fillnd at Best Rates and
with dispatch
No. 34 Tort St., Clock Building,
Have received a consignment of the most Economical
and Valuable Feed for all kinds of stock, vit !
COOKED LINSEED MEAL.
-A V
It Is the greatest Flesh former, Milk and Butter producer
in use.
Oil Cal-e Meal shows about 7 per ant of nutritive
matter : this nearly 39 per cent.
zoo lbs of this meal Is eo.ua! to 300 lbs. of oats, or
318 lbs, of corn, or to 767 lbs. of wheat bran
, Also, our Unrivaled MIXED THED, as well as our
usual supply the beitklndsof. . .
Hay. Oats, Wlznnti Corn, Eto, Etc,
,..
Which It offered at the Lowest Market Rates, and
delivered free 10 any part of the city.
Agents for the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. of California.
Agents for the HOOVER TELEPHONE.
Commissioner of Deeds for the State of California
TELEPHONE NO. 4i.
LIME. IK LIE!
Patraitizo Homo Mauufiioturo.
TIjb Hawaiian StotiB Company.
Are now prepticd to furnish fresh Llrns In
quintitles to suit purchasers, and satisfaction
warranted as to lioth the kind and the price.
AliXsEN & ROBINSON,
AGENTS.
HOLUSTER & CO.
IXriTB TUP ATTBSTIUX OF 2MJ
1
VUlir,W COVNTJir MISlluliAXXS
in particular, to their large and
varied asssortraent of
LVNDDOllO'S PERFUMERY,
Just itcelvtd. This Is acknowledged
to be the finest perfume In the
.. jrorid. Atl of ont quality,
Creot variety of clort t lee
' endows. V also
CoUnlold Trnasoos,
(all shapr and st) le)
finrjilcal Instruinonta,
Pliotocraphora Snpplioi
and tht largest and. most complete stock of
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS
PATENT MEDICINES,
tvtr kept In this Kingdom. A
- large Invoice of
IVASnUD JUEDITEJIBANEAN' SPONGE
direct from Europe, free from
sand or din. Agents for
PARKE DAVIS & CO'S
Pharmaceutical Preparations
J. O. AYER Sc CO'S
Patent Medldues,
Horseford's Add Phosphates,
Green's August Flower & German Syrup,
AUcock Porous Plaster Co',
Murray & Lanmans Florida Water
Verba Buena Bitters.
,YTOLLISTER &.CO.,
are also Proprietors and Manufae
' facturers of the celebrated
Rheumatic Liniment
EUCALOFORM.
Agents for Wm. S. Kimball & Co's
Fragrant Vanity Talr,
Tobacco and Ctanrcttti
which have no rivals. The
largest assortment of
PLUO TOBACCO AND CIGARS IN
THB KINGDOM
OUR GINGER ALE 4 SOD A WATER
has always been recognised as tht
, best In the market.
OUR QIKGER ALS EXTRACT
being manufactured front our own
private formula In
New York.
AERATED WATERS In Patent or Cork
Stoppered bottles asdealrtd.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL, jj NUUANU ST,
RETAIL, Cox. FORT MERCHANT STS
QEORGE LUCAS,
CONTRACTOR end BUILDER,
STEAM TLANINO MILLS
Ittplanatlc, Honolulu.
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Manufacture all kinds of
Mouldings,
Brackets,
Wlndowf j frames
Blinds, sashes
and Doors
and all kinds of wood-work finish.
Turning, svoroll, and. band sawing.
All Vinds of PUnlnj anl Saurlnj, MortJilAg, and Tea
onlsg.
PROMITLV ATTENDED TO AND
l ' .
WORK GUARANTEED
Ordersrorntth IslardrslIcite!oar 9)I-M
JOHN
offiFJSKSm'AwitsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssV
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At the Old Stand, No. 8 Kaalmmanu St., Honolulu-
iMPORTER AND DEALER IN ALL IHE LATEST IMPROVED
Granite Iron Wate, Plain tad Nickel-Plated ;
Tin Ware, of all kinds;
Chandeliers;
Latnns and Lanteraa ;
Tumps; .
Plnmbing, Tin, Copper
OFAiL KINDS,
SET A vatlely of House Furnishing Goods too numerous to mention.
Special
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Iirect from Eiia'lain9
COMPRISING
Fancy Coatings, Trcusersings and Serges, Tweeds,
Cassimeres and Trimmings of Every Description.
These Goods having been bought for Cash at the Factory can be sol
at the very love,st rates.
Workmanship and Fit Guaranteed.
B INSPECTION ARE INVITED J
ASTOR HOUSE CURE -
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A Sure Remedy. Properly Cooked Food. An Ounce of Pre-
Better than a Pound of Cure. -
One great evil of this city is a certain fiendishness displayed by
restaurant keepers in the manner in which they slap victuals together
and throw the sa,me at their customers.
Worse by far than a certain Nevada Eating House where a tramp
was in the act of walking out without paying. The irate cashier violently
seized a pie crust, took deadly aim, and brought down the Unfortunate
free luncher, badly cut about the head. The Grand Jury afterwards
held the cashier to answer for assault with a deadly weapon. Take for
instance a Honolulu Hash Factory doughnut when cooled off. 'A
leaden bullet is no where in comparison; then againsome of the HOT
CAKES would prove unworkable for ineiiding old shoes and will stretch
further than any rubber band ever made. From all such, etc., deliver us.
The above named instances of cooking depravity are much to be
deplored.
A recent change in, the Proprietorship of the ASTOR HOUSE
(at all times famous for good grub) enables the management to greatly
'facilitate the suppression of such villianous systems of careless, cooking
which tend in such a marked degree to destroy the Human' Digestive
organs. Upon all occasions it will be found a real luxury to step into our
Dining Parlors (no flies) and there partake of a savory trieal cooked by
our Champion Chef.
Every morning Boarders and Transient customers may order German
Pancake, Tender Loin, Porterhouse, or Sirloin Steak, with
or without onions, Prime Ham and fresh eggs Royal Breakfast
Bacon, Fish every day, Rib Mutton Chop (none but the best of
material used.) The" midday bill of fare as published on the Bulletin
Board is something that .everybody should read and inwardly digest.
For supper we supply in addition to the substantial goods. Sponge
cake, Ice cream, Jellies, Fruit, and various other dainties. Some
of our would-be competitors are surprised to know how we can sell at
meal tickets for $4.50. And in our elegantly appointed private dining
room only charge 35 cent for meal.
The secret may easily be given away; the ASTOR HOUSE is
centrally located and doing a large Transient cash trade. Meals at all
hours produces a constant flow of ready money, thereby enabling us to
go out to the market and buy at reduced rates for cash. Our patrons receive
the full benefit of this superior system of dealing. All who have not
yet experienced the luxury of eating at the Astor House can now come
right in and be made welcome at the oldest established Dining Rooms
in the Hawaiian. Kinedom. Sjj mo,
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OT. MATTHEW'S HALL, SAN MATEO, CAL.
a sojrooJT for hoys.
Under Military Discipline.
Locuted In the beautiful village of San Mateo, on the Southirn Pacinc R. R., at miles from San Fruoso
Established In iM. Fourteen Instructors of reputation and abMy. 'The buildings ara extensive, r.d
heated by steam and art iti every way arrangeJ for the health and rr nfort of tht cadets, 'trinity Scsslca
begins July
ror inrtiier information ami catalogue, lust out,
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Rubber Hose; :
Galvanized Irotrand Lead lip
ilitet Lead and Copptt;
Iron-Stone Dralo Pipe.
and Sheet Iron Woflf,' '
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Kav. ALFRED LEU DP.UWEH, M. A.,
"'Principal
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