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v fig YL nL J WJ K ft K B v s f- - tf ir Wk Have just an of While ut the Coast Mr tliege Goods bort tho merits Tor- - diiloront Stoyes and ltauges und found tho consensus of opinion in fuvor of the UNIVERSAL We huvo de ¬ cided to give friends in Hbnoluhvun opportunity to get tho BEST INDEPENDENT FRIDAY THE PACIFIC HARDWARfeCO received invoiSk ovorwholmingly The Hardware Go Xd Telephone 16 Fort Street FOOD wVtTiWrl rs k out ri a zj t jKfj y HJif Ci Im a Dandy buOlm no Dude Telephone 92 of our H I 9 189G SPECIALISTS LEWIS BONELESS BREAKFAST Bacon is tho ilanst in tho world Nothing equals it for mildness of enro and dollcaoy of llavor and when sliced to perfection nirely cookod and daintily served It fairly molts in tho mouth and Is so much superior to oilier brands that there Is abso- lutely ¬ no comparison A moments timo and a chafing dish will convince you THIS BACON being alicod thinner and moro evenly than U possible In the ordinary househ Id giv¬ ing inoro slices to tho pound and tliore being absolutely no waste is reallv AN ECONOMY AS WELL AS A LUXURY In key opening tins of ono half and ono pound each Order a pound box from us we guaranteo you will bo pleased with it LEWIS CO Ill Fort St TELEPHONE 210 P O 217 Theo H Davies Co L d SUGAR FACTORS IMPORTERS OF AND s for x Lino Co Co Fire and Life Co t Lino of from Bast Corner fort kino sts HONOLULU OCTOBER Ld investigated Pacific BOX General Merchandise 0MMlSSI02Sr lEIROHLAJSrTS Agent Lloyds Canadian Australian Steamship British Foreign Marino Insurance Northern Assurance Canadian Pacific Kailway Pioneer Paclcetn Liverpool P O Box 145 H E McINTYRE BRO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Groceries Provisions and Feed New nni Fresh Goods received by ovory packet from California Eastern Btatoa and Kuropeau Markets Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fish 10th- - QoodH delivered to any part of the City il IflfANn TRATVK BOTmiTBn nATroVAfiTTON nriAltANTNren A 6QTJAlifc DBINK A City Saved by a Patriotic Human Bwill Barrel But of all tho attractlro feature of thin charming spot Kothonburg tho annual festspipl celebrating tho capturo of tho town by Tilly during tho Thirty Years war ranks first At that time and indeed until 1803 Rothonburg wns a fteo city taking an active part in tho peasants war of 1525 and in tho Thirty Years war of tho following contury It was in tho courso of tho lattor in 1G31 that tho eolobratod Tilly appeared before Rothonburg and demandod its capi- tulation ¬ This the citizens refused with tho result that thp gallant littlo town was besieged and taken Tilly and his goueralB proceeded to tho rathhaus and demanded tho muni- cipal ¬ kej a of tho burgomaster At tho samo timo Tdly imposed a fine of 80000 thalers and garrisoned tho town with his soldiers Tho burgomaster pleaded in vain for somo mitigation of the penalty until the victorious general aftor re- maining ¬ for fomotimo unmovod by his enlreatio conceived thn extra ordinary notion of offering torestoro tho freedom of the town on condi- tion ¬ that ono of the inhabitants should como forward and empty at ouo draft an Immenso beaker of wine containing about 3 liters over three quarts This was an unheard of fdit even in those hard drinking days and for somo time his offer re- mained ¬ unaccepiod Tho opportun- ity ¬ of freeing tho town from a for- - eigu yoke seemed however too im- portant ¬ to be lost and accordingly a patriotic citizen uamed Nusch re ¬ solved to attempt the difficult task imposed by tho conqueror As a matter of fact he drained the beaker at one draft audnUuugutradition rolates that a severe illness followed the feat still ho saved tho town for Tilly kept his word and restored tho independence of R thenburg Chambers Journal Sizo of an Earthquako Wave Seismologists say that every great earthquake causes pulsations whioh exteud for thousands of miles In all direetions on the globe and Frof Milne likens such pulsations to the long low swolls that sweep across the ocean Recently Frof Charles Davidson has attempted to measure the height and length of the waves of au earthquako that occurred in Greece on April 27 1894 the pulsa- tions of which were perceived by the aid of a specially constructed pen- dulum ¬ at Birmingham in England Tho pulsations or waves passed through the rocky crust of the earth with a velocity of about two miles a second and each of tho largest of thorn according to Frof Davidson must havo been about 28 miles in length but only half an inch height Youths Companion 1U Nashty American Among my follow passengers re- cently ¬ on ono of those good but very slow ships tho Irrawadie was a little curly haired Englich boy who had evidently boon brought up in the strictest sect of the aristo craoy an ombryonio Englishman of tho Englishmen Do you speak Frenoh littlo boy saiu a good lauy to mm wno was trying to scrape acquaintance with tho youthful Briton Oh naow said tho littlo chap Do you speak American then naked the lady Oh naow ho replied with a still stronger emphasis But wouldnt you like to learn Amorican porsiatod tho lady Oh naow thanks anBworod this little patriot It is very very nashty to speak Amorican North American Jieview Dimities at Band 10yardBfor100 fast colors at Kerrs Oceanic Steamship Go Aoslriai Mall Service For San Francisco The Now and Fino Al Steel Steamship MONOWAI Of tho Oceanic bo at Honolulu from Auokland on or nbout Oot Malls date Steamship Company will duo and jsyuney anu lBttL Passengers about that For Sydney Auckland The Now and Fine Al Steel Bteamship MARIPOSA Of the Oceanic Steamship Company trill be due Honolulu from San Francisco about Oot 22nd And will havo prompt despatch with Malls and Pistongers for the aboro ports Tho undersigned are now prepared issne Through Tickets to All Points In M Med Stales further particulars reardlnc Freight and Passage apply Wo Q IRWIN CO Ld Gflneral AccntH Business Cards 230 For OREIGHTON CORREA Attorneys at Law n -- H11py 208 Merchant Street Honolulu -3- 15-1 y PAUL NEUMANN Counsellor and Attorney-at-La- Merchant Street Honolulu ANTONB ROSA Attobney-at-La- Kaahumanu Street Honolulu Orrics A HUMPHREYS Attorney-at-La- w Kaahumanu Street Honolulu R N BOYD no on or at on or to to S Surveyor and Heal Estate Agent Offlco Hethol Street over the New Model Restaurant JOHN NOTT Plumbing Tin Coiter and Sheet Iron Work King Street Honolulu GONSAIiVES ad Wholesale Grocers and Wine Merchants 226 Queen Street Honolulu HAWAIIAN WINE CO FrAnk Brown Mouagor W anil 3rt MnrMmnl Strot Honolulu H I ALLBN ROBINSON Dealers in Luuber and Coal Building Materials ok All Kinds Qtan Htvf Tfnnnlnln iy AND No 40b Wilders Steamship Go TIME TABLE b WIGHT Pros 8 B ROBE See OaptJ A KINO Port Supt Stmr KINATJ GLAltKE Commander Will leave Honolulu at 10 a k loncatWa Lahalna Maalaea Day and Make a the same day Mahukena Kawaibte and Lin- - tho following day arriving at lilo tho samo afternoon LEAVES HONOLULU I ABB1VSS BONOLULV Friday Oct 0 Tuesday 20 Friday 30 Tuosday Nov 10 Friday 20 Tuesday Deo 1 Friday It Tuosday Tuesday Oct 8 Friday 10 Tuesday 2 Friday Not Tuesday 17 Saturday 2 Tuesday Dec S 22 I Friday i 18 I Tuesday 38 Returning will leave Hlo at 8 oclock a m touching at Lanpahoehoe Maha kona nnd Kawalhao same day Mftktns Maalaea Bay and Lahalna the following days arriving at Honolulu the afternoons of Tuesdays and Fridays ettr Will call at Ppboiki Puna on tritt marked gtf No Freight will bo receded after k A m on day of sailing Tho popular route to tho Volcano is Tia Hilo A good carriage road the entire dis- tance ¬ ltound trip tickets coverinr el expenses 5000 Stmr CLAUDINE OAMEUON Commander Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 x u touching at Kahulul Hana Hamoa and Klpahnlu Maul Returning arrives at Honolulu Bunday afternoons Will call at Huu Kaupo on second trip of each month W No Freight will be received after r m on day of sailing This Company will reserrer trio tight to make changes in the time of departure and arrival of its Bteamers without notice an It will not bo responsible for any conse ¬ quences arising therefrom Consignees must be at the Landings to receive their freight this Company nil not hold Itself responsible for freight after It tins been landed Live Block received only at owners risk This Company will not be responsible tor Money or Valuables of passengers unless placed In the care of Pursers OF Passengers are requested to par chase Tickets before embarking Tos falling to do so will be subject to an addl tlonalchargo Df twenty fivo per cent QLAP3 spreokels wu q lawn Glaus Spreokels Jo HONOLULU - - - H I Sin Francisco Agents THE NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO DBAW EXCHANGE ON SAN FIlANOISCO The Nevada Bank et San Francisco LONDON The Union Bank of London Ltd NEW YOUK American Exchange Na- tional ¬ Bank CHICAGO Merchants National Bank PAHI- S- Comptoir National dEscompte de Paris BKRLIN Dresdner Bank HONQ KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong Kong Shanghai BankincCorpo ration NEW ZEALAND AND AUSrltALIA-- Bank of Now Zealand VIOTOUIA AND VANCOUVER Bank of Montreal Transact a General Banking and Exchange Business Term and Ordinary DepoHts Received Loans made on Approved Heonrity Com- mercial ¬ and Travelers Credit Issued Bills of Kicn ngu bought and sold Oolloctions Promptly Accounted For 23 tf SUGIOKA King Strcot ninkai koa and Kokaullke between Manns- - Streets HOKSE SHOEING a Specialty 7fin 1W Acoordlna tn RisR

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found tho consensus of opinion

in fuvor of theUNIVERSAL We huvo de ¬

cided to give friends in

Hbnoluhvun opportunity to get

tho BEST

INDEPENDENTFRIDAY

THE PACIFIC HARDWARfeCO

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SPECIALISTSLEWIS BONELESS BREAKFAST

Bacon is tho ilanst in tho world Nothingequals it for mildness of enro and dollcaoyof llavor and when sliced to perfectionnirely cookod and daintily served It fairly

molts in tho mouth and Is so muchsuperior to oilier brands that there Is abso-lutely

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no comparison A moments timoand a chafing dish will convince you

THIS BACONbeing alicod thinner and moro evenly thanU possible In the ordinary househ Id giv¬

ing inoro slices to tho pound and tliorebeing absolutely no waste is reallv ANECONOMY AS WELL AS A LUXURYIn key opening tins of ono half and onopound each

Order a pound box from us we guaranteoyou will bo pleased with it

LEWIS CO

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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedNew nni Fresh Goods received by ovory packet from California Eastern

Btatoa and Kuropeau Markets

Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fish10th- - QoodH delivered to any part of the City il

IflfANn TRATVK BOTmiTBn nATroVAfiTTON nriAltANTNren

A 6QTJAlifc DBINK

A City Saved by a Patriotic HumanBwill Barrel

But of all tho attractlro feature ofthin charming spot Kothonburg thoannual festspipl celebrating thocapturo of tho town by Tilly duringtho Thirty Years war ranks firstAt that time and indeed until 1803

Rothonburg wns a fteo city takingan active part in tho peasants warof 1525 and in tho Thirty Years warof tho following contury It was intho courso of tho lattor in 1G31 thattho eolobratod Tilly appeared beforeRothonburg and demandod its capi-

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This the citizens refusedwith tho result that thp gallant littlotown was besieged and taken Tillyand his goueralB proceeded to thorathhaus and demanded tho muni-

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kej a of tho burgomaster Attho samo timo Tdly imposed a fineof 80000 thalers and garrisoned thotown with his soldiers

Tho burgomaster pleaded in vainfor somo mitigation of the penaltyuntil the victorious general aftor re-

maining¬

for fomotimo unmovod byhis enlreatio conceived thn extraordinary notion of offering torestorotho freedom of the town on condi-

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that ono of the inhabitantsshould como forward and empty atouo draft an Immenso beaker of winecontaining about 3 liters overthree quarts This was an unheardof fdit even in those hard drinkingdays and for somo time his offer re-

mained¬

unaccepiod Tho opportun-ity

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of freeing tho town from a for- -

eigu yoke seemed however too im-

portant¬

to be lost and accordinglya patriotic citizen uamed Nusch re ¬

solved to attempt the difficult taskimposed by tho conqueror As amatter of fact he drained the beakerat one draft audnUuugutraditionrolates that a severe illness followedthe feat still ho saved tho town forTilly kept his word and restoredtho independence of R thenburgChambers Journal

Sizo of an Earthquako Wave

Seismologists say that every greatearthquake causes pulsations whiohexteud for thousands of miles In alldireetions on the globe and FrofMilne likens such pulsations to thelong low swolls that sweep acrossthe ocean Recently Frof CharlesDavidson has attempted to measurethe height and length of the wavesof au earthquako that occurred inGreece on April 27 1894 the pulsa-tions of which were perceived by theaid of a specially constructed pen-dulum

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at Birmingham in EnglandTho pulsations or waves passedthrough the rocky crust of the earthwith a velocity of about two miles asecond and each of tho largest ofthorn according to Frof Davidsonmust havo been about 28 miles inlength but only half an inchheight Youths Companion

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Nashty American

Among my follow passengers re-

cently¬

on ono of those good butvery slow ships tho Irrawadie wasa little curly haired Englich boywho had evidently boon brought upin the strictest sect of the aristocraoy an ombryonio Englishman oftho Englishmen

Do you speak Frenoh littlo boysaiu a good lauy to mm wno wastrying to scrape acquaintance withtho youthful Briton

Oh naow said tho littlo chapDo you speak American then

naked the ladyOh naow ho replied with a

still stronger emphasisBut wouldnt you like to learn

Amorican porsiatod tho ladyOh naow thanks anBworod this

little patriot It is very verynashty to speak Amorican NorthAmerican Jieview

Dimities at Band 10yardBfor100fast colors at Kerrs

Oceanic Steamship Go

Aoslriai Mall Service

For San FranciscoThe Now and Fino Al Steel Steamship

MONOWAIOf tho Oceanicbo at Honolulu fromAuokland on or nbout

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For Sydney AucklandThe Now and Fine Al Steel Bteamship

MARIPOSAOf the Oceanic Steamship Company trillbe due Honolulu from San Francisco

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Oot 22ndAnd will havo prompt despatch with Mallsand Pistongers for the aboro ports

Tho undersigned are now preparedissne

Through Tickets to All Points In MMed Stales

further particulars reardlncFreight and Passage apply

Wo Q IRWIN CO LdGflneral AccntH

Business Cards

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For

OREIGHTON CORREA

Attorneys at Law

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PAUL NEUMANN

Counsellor and Attorney-at-La-

Merchant Street Honolulu

ANTONB ROSA

Attobney-at-La-

Kaahumanu Street Honolulu

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Kaahumanu StreetHonolulu

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Offlco Hethol Street over the NewModel Restaurant

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tin Coiter and SheetIron Work

King Street Honolulu

GONSAIiVES ad

Wholesale Grocers and WineMerchants

226 Queen Street Honolulu

HAWAIIAN WINE CO

FrAnk Brown Mouagor

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Dealers in Luuber and CoalBuilding Materials ok

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TIME TABLE

b WIGHT Pros 8 B ROBE SeeOaptJ A KINO Port Supt

Stmr KINATJGLAltKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu at 10 a k loncatWaLahalna Maalaea Day and Make a thesame day Mahukena Kawaibte and Lin- -

tho following day arriving atlilo tho samo afternoon

LEAVES HONOLULU I ABB1VSS BONOLULV

Friday Oct 0Tuesday 20Friday 30

Tuosday Nov 10Friday 20Tuesday Deo 1

Friday ItTuosday

Tuesday Oct 8Friday 10Tuesday 2Friday NotTuesday 17Saturday 2Tuesday Dec S

22 I Friday i 18I Tuesday 38

Returning will leave Hlo at 8 oclocka m touching at Lanpahoehoe Mahakona nnd Kawalhao same day MftktnsMaalaea Bay and Lahalna the followingdays arriving at Honolulu the afternoonsof Tuesdays and Fridays

ettr Will call at Ppboiki Puna on trittmarkedgtf No Freight will bo receded after kA m on day of sailing

Tho popular route to tho Volcano is TiaHilo A good carriage road the entire dis-tance

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ltound trip tickets coverinr elexpenses 5000

Stmr CLAUDINEOAMEUON Commander

Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 x utouching at Kahulul Hana Hamoa andKlpahnlu Maul Returning arrives atHonolulu Bunday afternoons

Will call at Huu Kaupo on second tripof each monthW No Freight will be received afterr m on day of sailing

This Company will reserrer trio tight tomake changes in the time of departure andarrival of its Bteamers without notice anIt will not bo responsible for any conse ¬quences arising therefrom

Consignees must be at the Landings toreceive their freight this Company nilnot hold Itself responsible for freight afterIt tins been landed

Live Block received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible tor

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced In the care of Pursers

OF Passengers are requested to parchase Tickets before embarking Tosfalling to do so will be subject to an addltlonalchargo Df twenty fivo per cent

QLAP3 spreokels wu q lawn

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Sin Francisco Agents THE NEVADABANK OF SAN FRANCISCO

DBAW EXCHANGE ON

SAN FIlANOISCO The Nevada Bank etSan Francisco

LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLtd

NEW YOUK American Exchange Na-tional

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BankCHICAGO Merchants National BankPAHI- S- Comptoir National dEscompte de

ParisBKRLIN Dresdner BankHONQ KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Shanghai BankincCorpo rationNEW ZEALAND AND AUSrltALIA--

Bank of Now ZealandVIOTOUIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

of Montreal

Transact a General Banking and ExchangeBusiness

Term and Ordinary DepoHts ReceivedLoans made on Approved Heonrity Com-mercial

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and Travelers Credit Issued Billsof Kicn ngu bought and soldOolloctions Promptly Accounted For

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between Manns- -Streets

HOKSE SHOEING a Specialty

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EDMUND NOBBIE - - llditorF J TK8TA MonaBor

In Honolulu

FRIDAY OCT 9 1896

TOPICS OF THE DAY

The Advertiser apologizes thismorning for tho insulting romarkswhich appeared in its issue of yester ¬

day iu regard to ProsidoutCIevolandand L A Thurston The represen ¬

tative of tho United States is prob-ably

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satisfied with tho kind of anapology tendered Ho ought tohavo been horo when his prodecessorMr Stoveus raised hoavon and earthbocause an evening paper criticizedHis action or rather non action iuregard to tho wrocking of an Ameri-can

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vessel A reprint iu the HawaiiHolomua from a United Statespapor threw Mr Stevens iulo hyste-rical

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rage and tho editor into jailTho arrest of his chineso cook forgambling and having a deadlyweapon in possession mado Mr Stev ¬

ens sot all the mochiuery of diplo-macy

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iuto operation Whatever hisfaults might havo been Mr Stevensevidently knew how to uphold thedignity of his ollico aud protoct hisgovernment from insults MinisterWilli will probably take suppor withThurston and tho apologizingAdvertiser

Wo mentioned few days ato thofact that tho Portuguese BenevolentSociety had writton a letter to theMinister of Interior calling his at ¬

tention to the leakago of tho newrosorvoir on Punchbowl whichoventually will prove a seriousmenace to life and property in thatvicinity Tho Government in rosponso has assured the Society thatthoro is no danger and that it theGovernments willing to as3ume allrisks at a small premium It is tosay the least ludicrous to see theHawaiian Govemmout entering intho fields of insurance co npaniesand assuming risks of life aud proporty at a small premium Theconsolation to tho people vho livowithin 250 feet of tho loakjtig rosor-voir

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must bofjreat If thoy drownaud thoir houses are washed awayall they need to do is to oa 1 on thowovommoni wuiou Kindly will reimbureo them at a small promiumTho reservoir is now leaking intothe quarry

Whou groat meu disagroo some ¬

thing is going to drop PrinceBismarck a geutleman of some re-

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for statesmanship duringthis century favors bimotalism andhas expressed his views in a lotter tothogovoruor of Toxas in which heondorses the money plauk of thoChicago platform Mr Bryan feltquite happy over tho notion of thoveteran statesman but his hopes ofsuccess wro blighted when a SonFrancisco paper published a lotlorfrom W O Smith Mr Dole pf Hawaiis owli iittle Attorney General

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ami according to his own idea thepeor of Bismarck in statesmanshipIn that loltor Billy butts againstsilvor and Bryan and endorsesMcKinloy and gold That sottlosBryan When an intollootual Riantlike Billy Smith arrays himself andtalks back to old Bismarck it is timefor all mon who heretofore thoughtthat they knew --something aboutpolitical issuns to retire and take aback soat whilo thoy liston lo thewords of wisdom flowing from tholips of Hawaiis great statesman in-

spired¬

iu California New ZealandJapan and China By tho way isHis Excellency tho Attorney-Genera- l

partial to tho MoKinley begpardon gold cure

Tho Rovorend Serono E Binlnphas apparently joinod tho oppositionto the A P A In tho last numberof Tho Friend tho following paragraph appears

An ovoning paper is busily de-nouncing

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au alleged organization oftho A P A in Houolulu Wo knownothing of any such organizationaud should doprecato its existonceWhatever warfare is to bo wagedagaiust Romanist spiritual preten-sions

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or political activity by allmeans lot it bo open and public andnot through sooret societies

Wo cannot doubt any longer thonommon roport that Mr S E Bishoptho Roman Catholic hator was de ¬

feated at tho election for tho presidouoy of our local A I A

A contemporary wants tho Gov ¬

ernment and the plantors to importdMrosspd Armenians to HawaiiAlthough we cannot generally ad-

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Mr Doles Government wofeel obliged to stato that it has suf-ficient

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common sense not to listento the suggestion of the Star Asfar as tho plauters are concerned wenoed not feel uneasj Their soleambition is to obtain tho largestdividends with the least trouble audan iuvasion of Armenian rebelswould certainly not advance theiravowed interests Tho Star manprobably never taw au Armouian orhad tho opportunity to study thecharactec of that muchly adver¬

tised raco If he had dono so howould never have made tho sug ¬

gestion which if adoptod wouldlead to I he result that ho would sellout aud join the Turks in thrirrather harsh rneasurosof exterminating the rebellious vermin which iufest their country For tbn sake ofpeace and futuro prosperity let usavoid au Armenian faction iu Hawaii

A very peculiar system is in voguein our polico department which iscausing many comments far fromcomplimentary Largo number pfGhineio are arrested daily forgambliug When they are arraiguodiu the district court ono lhird oftheir number plead guilty and pay anominal line and a nolle prosequi istutered in tho cases of tho remain-ing

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equally guilty two thirds Thelawyers of course would like a shareof tho booty What iulortsta thetax payers is who guts il 0 courseit cannot be the imaculate police

THIS AAIiA PABK

Mrs Nnkuina joints with tho Press madvocating a recreation groundWo reprint with pleasure tho

following lettor from Mrs Emma NNakuina in advocacy of tho muchneeded park and child rentf playgroutid ou tho reclaimed aio of theold Chinese laundries Divers as aretho opinions and politics of tho localpress on many other matters theyare unanimous in favoring tins pro-posal

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Admittod that tho laud isvaluable from a selfish business outlook this temporary loes would eooube recompensed by the geueral im ¬

provement in the land curroundingtho park and by causing a muchhigher grado of buildings to beerected in lieu of tho hideous ehinesefrarao shanties now going up In afew years time with tho new streetsthis point may bo mado as attractivoas tho sites arouud Thomas or EmmaSquare and quito as valuable IIwill bo egregious folly and injusticeou tho part of tho government lolose the opportunity of granting tothe peojilo that which they so earn- -

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ostly do8ire Tho arguments in favorof tho park aro numorous and thosoagainst it may bo torsoly summed asbeing land greed

Mrs Nakuina writos as followsMn Editor Let mo as a Hawai

ian add my ontroaties to thosoalready put forward for tho conver-sion

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into a park and playgrouud oftho reclaimed lands on Nuuanustream banks lately occupied by thounsightly wash houses

Thoro ore many natives amongtho dock laborers haokmon etcwho aro living in hi rod rooms iu thocheap lodging houses on Kingstreot Hotel streot below Nuuanustroot around Smiths bridgo andtho locality known as KikihaloThese rootns aro gonerally upstairsabovo Chineso and Japanese shopaand in one instnnco known to thewriter over stables Tho poorchildrou of thoso peoplo havo noother playground than tho si roots

Tho gradual absorption of kuloanas by tho rich tho prudout orenterprising foreigners have forcedmany eldorly natives to follow thefolks to town so thoy can bo sup ¬

ported by tho younger gonorationTo such as well as to the childrenwhose natural habitat are tho greenfields of lovely Hawaii as much soas to auy half tamed wild croaturoa park of oasy access provided withbenches for uso iu damp or rainyweather but covered with a thickmanienio turf whoro luxurv ofluxuries an old body could lay downand sun onos self without fear orcare for tho too critical gazo of thewell dresedmembors of tho upperfour hundred would be a boon in-

deed¬

A few trees scatterod hero audthere an occational plot of sweetbright or gay flowers and an adjoin-ing

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playground where after schoolhours tho childron amuse themselvesat bnso ball or auy other innocentand Ihealthfulgamoi while tho oldkupuuas could look on at the gam-bols

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of their descendants dreamingand hoping that thoy may acquirothe kuowlodge and ability to copowith the more onlerprisiug aud ac-

quisitive¬

strangerSuch a place would bo a real haven

of rest to some of my poor bewilder¬

ed raco to whom the rapid marchof leceut events the hustling ofthem by the uewcomer tho over-turning of what to them representthe majesty and power of stable gov ¬

ernment has been a sort of moralcyclonp Their roligioup beliefs astaught and acjeptod from the whileman have received a rude shockMany waver batweon a return to thobolief and practices of their an-

cestors¬

and a skepticism engenderedby a generation of unbelief in such

Rightly or wrongly many havoloarnod to look on foreigners iu theaggregate as natural enemies whoimputieutly owait the day whou thesod shall have been turuod over tholast of their race that their breathmay not contamiuato the air thefavored children of earth breathe

Their moral condition is indeedpitiful

An open green a breathing spaceas it were whero they oan go andsun themselves meet thoir friendsand pass away lime cannot possiblyfail to impress them with the ideathat whatever government wo nowlive uuder tho powers that bo recog ¬

nized their needs aud are disposedto ameliorate thoir hard conditionwhoro possible

And now for tho misnomer of Palama Park Palama proper is almosta mile away from this place Aala isin tho vicinity Aala in tho verna-cular

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moans fragrant odiforousThe locality was so called becausein the days of tho great Kamohameha tho banks of Nuuanu streamwere planted with hala pandanustho fragrant white blossoms andnuts of whioh gave tho name to thelocality Tradition has it that Kaahuinauu the fatuous wife of Kamohampha planned and hersolfplanted most of tho lauhala grovoof Aala a forerunner it is to bohoped of tho grovo and park whichthe remnants of hor raco will morofully and frooly enjoy than couldIho conimonors of hor days tho grovoplanted by her royal hands

Emma M Nakdina

fc0 VPMI

DEMAND FOB BEATS

Tho Frawloy Engagomoul ill bo aSuccess

- There is an aotivo demand for sea ¬

son tiokots for tho Frawloy ongagomont and a largo untuber will hodisposod of ou next Monday whfntho sale opens Honolulu has novorhad tho pleasuro ofsooing such aporfont dramatic organization asFrawloys and it is indeed a favor torocoivo a visit from them

A foaturo of this Companys per-

formance¬

is tho costumon of theladios which aro said to bo exquisitegems of tho modistes skill

mo mA RBUCKLEt

Mr MacLyu Arbuckle who playsTho Senator in tho Frawley Com-

pany¬

comes of a noblo Southernfamily and originally practiced lawHo was cut out however to bo aministor and has how adopted thostagoas his profess in with remarkablo success Mr Arbuckle is a tallhandsome and commanding man afine athlete and ono of tho bestactors to day ou tho American stage

The LoilanisThe Leilani Boat Club havo oloct

od tho following officers for thoenbuingyoar Ed Stiles prosidontD Kawananakoa vice president JL Holt secretary Frank J Krugertreasurer J F C ITagon auditorJuris Willi captain TrusteesWin Molnrny J D Cockott andSam WooiN Delegates to HawaiianRowing Association Win MelunmyJonah Kalaiiiananl and CWillis

It was decided to admit hoys un-der

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18 i ears of agn ou a fio of 50cents a month to bd trainod forjunior crews It wai also decidodto incorporate and to issue 1000worth of stock iu 200 shares of 5each The mouoy to bo used tobuild a boat house J F O HageuD Kawauanakoa aud Sam Woodswore appointed the committee toprocure a charter

Ole Olson

Tho muddy streets aud threaten ¬

ing weather of last evening intorforod most unfavorably with thoattondauce at Company Bs benefitTho limited alteudance did nothowever mar the pleasure of thosopresent and tho performance of OleOlson was given with a vim andcareful precision most aoceptablo totho audience and very complimentary to tho amateur performers Ofcourse Robert Scott to whom woextend aloha on his birthday wasfacile princeps aud conducted hisrolo like a born actor as he is Thoaudience was liberal iu well deservedapplause at tho many clever piecesof acliug and welt wrought putsituaticns

Tho Meteor

A haudsonio uiodol 3aoht namedtho Meteor is displayed iu tho Ha-waiian

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Hardware Coo window onFortetroot It i tho artistio workof Oaptaiu McNeil mastor of thoharkentmo S G Wilder who wojudco stands second to nono in thisbranch of work among our coastingCaptains Tho MeUor is a saucyand superb production and wo namotho winnor iu hor aud othor classesiu compel ition iu our Hawaiianwaters

Born

Iosa In this city Oct 9 1890 othe wife of Joseph Rosa a daughter

Subscribe for Tur Independent 50rtonln pnr month

Dimities at 8 and 10 yards for 100iDu uuuira ai iverrg

Timely Topics

Honolulu Oct 0 1S9G

Jt is woll known to all sonsiblo persona Hint La Grippe niahirial Typhoid and scarlet fovors cholorn diphtheria small-pox

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and iimurnorablo olhor con-

tagious¬

disoasos aro convoyed intho air by gorm disoasos

In our city owing to tho wantof oiliciont drainago and sewer¬

age wo aro most suscoptiblo tomany of thoso disoaso3 aud asour mortuary records show es-

pecially¬

aro our infant childronIt is tho duty therefore in

tho intorests of tho communityof ovory honest citizon who hastho wolfaro of his family atheart to keep his homo healthyand free from disoaso by using

Roberts Ozonatorwhich diffuses tho SANITASVAPORIZER MIXTURE oxpressly preparod for it

It is tho most comploto GERMDESTROYER known to chemi-cal

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scionco It is endorsed bythe Boards of Health in all thoprincipal cities as no contagi-ous

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diseases can bo contractedwhoro it is used

It is not only A PERFECTDISINFECTANT acting notonly as an antiseptic and gormicjdo but also as an oxidizingagent It provonts tho dangersof sower gas and other decoraposition

Tho apparatus itself is quito ahandsome ornament and re-

quires¬

but very slight attentionbeing automatic iu its actionTho ODOR OF SANITAS is uvery agrcoablo perfume Everypnvato lamily public institu ¬

tion and saloon should have onoin tho interest of health ItsPrice 5 brings it within thereach of all as it will save doc-tors

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bills to a large amountovory year

Call and see ono in operation

Trie Hawaiian Hardware Co

307 Fori- - StueetOpposite Bimetals Bank

FALL OPENING

I Fine Millinery I

Thursday Friday Samrdayimtobur 8th 9ih una 10UW

There will bo displayed a tasty lino olPersonally peleoted ruilllnery all thoIntent PAIUBUN NOVELI1K8 ANDSTYLUS IN HATS BONNETS ANDTOQOK9

A lino lino of SHIRT WAISTS in PERR1AN AND DRESDEN ORQANDIIiS

Tho Nobby Now CAMPAIGN SAILORin silver or gold

Miss A CAHILLArlington Block Hotol St

100 3t

F H RED WARD

Contractor and BuilderOffluo and Stores fitted up and

Estimates Gven on

AL kinds of worksW-- OfTlco and Shopi No 010 Fort

Stroot adjoining W W Wrights CarrlagoShop 377 Om

DR S KOJIMANo 10 Ukhrtakia Stueet

Queen Emma HamOPlflTE

Ollico Hours 7 a m to 12 m 6 r m to8 r m Tolophone 17 377 lru

TBEO P SEVERIN

HAS OPENED THE

PilotographGallery

Niuumu Street opp LovtaBikeryI 370 Ira

iey

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LOOAIi AND tHINERAL NEWS

Bishop Willis loft by tho Kinauthis morning on a pastoral visit

Mrs Pattorpou and pon woro pas ¬

sengers for this port by tho Monmouthshiro

Tho Troop carries away a largostono from Moiliili for tho gravo ofQoneral Armstrong at Hampton Va

Arrangements aro boing rnndo togivo a propor roooptiou to ourband duo to roturn hero on tho20th inst

Tho accounts of Cecil Brown ad-

ministrator¬

and trusteo of tho ostntoof Iho lalo Walter Murray Gibsonhave boon approved by Judgo Carter

A match will bo shot off to morrowbotwoon ton men of Co D and thoPolice team after tho conclusion ofthe match between tho D and fttoams

Tho will of Capt H W Mist ItN arr oir Socrt tary of tho ForeignOil co has been filed for probateThe estate is valued at a little-- ovor5000

Jack McVeigh ono of our bpstshots loft by tho Kinau thismorniugConsequently his roliablo scoro willbo misaod in to morrows match withDonvor

Tub Independent congratulates itsgonial and competent foreman JooRosa on tho birth of a daughterMay sho long livo to bo a bappinawto hor parents

Road Timoly Topics and call atthe Hawaiian Hardwares Companysstore aud soo Roberts Ozonator inoperation It is tho long wanteddisinfectant of the century

Tho police aro rounding up ourCflestialB at a vory lively paco andefficiently adding coin to tho Treas-ury

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Dope gambling tho narcoticpipe and saki aro good revenueproducers

Our athlotes aro ambitiously ad ¬

vancing A project is now on footto take a football team to tho Coastto whip all creation as representedby the clubs of tho Boar Flag StateGo it boys aud bring Inck someCalifornia laurols

Capt Bowers of tho MerchantsPatrol is evidently eartiinjr the ap-proval

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of his employers by his alert ¬

ness and vigilance Scarcely a nightpasses but ho has Honiething of in ¬

terest to report in regard to thocarelosaness of others

Capt Bache reports that hischiuesowould be soldiers aro progress ¬

ing rapidly in thoir drill but thatnow having partially mnstHrod thoEnglish drill they now waut to learnAmerican tactics before they tnckleGermau French and Russian

Miss CabiUs opening of her FallMillinery display is meeting with amarvellous buccbss Her nutuemiHvisitors are oxstacized over tho grandcollection of tho beautiful creationsof oxquisito tasto Advantage shouldba taken of lino weather

Tho followiug Bchodulo of gameshave been arranged by tho foot balltoams Regiments vs Town TeamNov 11 Punahou vs Loosers of thofirst game November 21 The finalgame between tho winners in thoprovious contests will be played onThanksgiving Day

Our local rifle shots are graduallybecoming renowned abroad To-

morrow¬

thoy shoot against the Den-ver

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Col team undor some disadvant-ages

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and to morrow woek CompanyB contests with Company SixthInfantrv Reciment of the Third Brigade N G O Stockton Maygood luok attend our boys

The funeral of tho late AntouoRosa Sr was attended by a largonumber of tho friends of the docoasod Tho burial took placo yester¬

day aftornoou at tho Kalihi cotnotory Tho docoasod was a native ofPico ono of tho Azores the birth ¬

place of Mr Viorra and severalother old Portuguese residents ofHonolulu

Among tho passongora by tho SS Monmouthshiro whioh arrivedyesterday is Yan Phow Loo anAmoricanizod ohiuaman a graduateof Yale aud a member of tho staff oftho Now York World Mr Lee is

an accomplished author and journa-list During his stay in town he hasbeen tho guest of tho Chinese Commercial Agent tho Chief JusticoMr Justice Froar F W Damon andothers

Captain Pahia of tho Kaulkoaouli Rev John Haro boat builderJohn Dower and our reporter wit¬

nessed at 10 oclock this morningthe maidou trip of Priuco Davidsnow yacht off the Emraos wharfTho tiny vessel is Iho finest modelaud tho largest in our miniaturomariuo It is n stunniug credit toher designer aud builder PrinceDavid Kawananakoa who has takenthe groatest interest nud pleasurejn this branoh of recreation

Prints in PorsUu dosigns tho vorylatost 20 yards for SI 00 atKorrs

If you want Childrons Hatu besuro and too tho assortment at N SSaohs

Who should bn bettor ablo tomake an O P S cocktail than P OS of tho Criterion Ask for TomCoopors

At the Royal Annox au adjunct totho Royal Saloon patrons will findtho prottiest little samplo room intown and tho famous Corrogio Atlunch time a ploasing lunch isBpread and all tho liquors suppliedaro of tho finest quality

A horse wns securely tied to a ringbolt at tho Esplanado wharf thismorning His uock was tightenedand adorned with a 15 inch shipshawser and it did not look jikolythft io animal could take Frenchleave in a hurry Ills owner was atwork on the GainBborough andthought ho would have his fnvorilobeast woll nnehorod

Tho Star loft quietly by thoKioan this morning to meet victoryor defeat at tho hands of thoknights of tho red soil of Maui Thefollowing composed tho championcontingent J 0 Carter Jr man ¬

ager 0 Conradt captain LionolHart pitcher H Wildor catohor0 Wlllplt base Tom Pryce 2ndbase Willie Wildor s s PercyLishman 8d base Don Ross 1 fSam Woods c f R F Babbltt andDuko Mo Niohol mascot

WATEttFBONX WHI8PBBINGSV

The O R N Coa S S Mon-

mouthshiro Captain Evans dockedat tho P M S S wharf at 8 oclockyesterday afternoon uino days fromPortland Or She reports fineweathor and brings in the neighbor ¬

hood of 100 tons of feed and breadstuffs for this port Sho has takentho place of Ohittagong now on hotway to England Two hundred andfifty tons of New Castle coal of theWilder pile is boing put into herbunkers The steamer boing adver ¬

tised to sail at G oclock this eveningfor the Oriont Suporimlent Claronco Crnbbe has a gang of over 80natives at work upou tho steamer

TtVtCslnatner Lehua arrived at 780oclock last ovoning and is dookodat tho Likelike wharf She broughtno sugar Sho will carry away toHawaii a largo consignment of fortilizers and assortod merchandise

Thotennidr Hawaii Captain Weirarrived al 10 a m yesterday with5350 bags of Paauhau sugar for WG Irwin Co Part shipment wasmade to thi brig Irwin 200 bags tothe ship Troop and a substantialremainder had to bo put into tho OS S Coa warehouse for tho nextNew Yorker

The bktuo S G Wilder CaptainMcNeil topped off her cargo yestorday afternoon with 5019 bags CircleD sugar from the schooners Ka Moiand Kaukeaouli She sailed for SanFrancisco at noon to day with afull load to the great satisfaction ofher agputs and Captain Mac

The schooner Ka Moi leaves thisafternoon at 1 for Paauilo Sheoarrois a largo amount of freightwith heavy iteui3 such as coaloemnnt railroad iron and mill pipoCapt Sam will return in about 8days with tho last output of Hamakua sugar

Olareuce Crabbes ofllco at thePacific Mail dock has been repaintedand his sign of tho C A S S Corelottored It is suggosted thatSuperintendent Arohio Gilfillanmovo his office to alongside of SuptOrabbe Parties doing businessthere havo not as yet been poisonedby inhaling a putrid cesspool thatis a lenown quantity in the immediate neighborhood Asiatic cholerawill break out at the Pilots office iftho boastly nuisance is not speedilyabated

Tho purser of tho Monmouthshinoia in strong contrast a gentlemanand a scholar to that of tho in ¬

dividual on the Doric

As tho ship Troop was beinghauled away from Iho Kiuau dockto tho Oceanic tho sailors of thoship sot up a shout and a roaringononis The bass voico of Archi-

bald¬

Gilfillan was hoard above thouproar Eml Burgers touor withTod Traoys sublimo alto Thescotch sailors danced tho HighlandUing to please Archie

BUSIBBS LOCALS

At the Pacific Royal and Cosmo-politan

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saloons you obtain inter ¬

changeable chocks for tho famousPabst Milwaukee boor on draftThis is a great convenience to pattrons

Brown Cotton 80 indhesyards for t at Kerrs

wide 10

j

Ladios Shirt Waists Rechorchodesigns at 1 25 oach at L BKerrs

Au olegant assortment of SwollHats are now exhibited at N SSachs

Figured Duck 8 yards for 100 atKerrs

TVThe finest stork of Millinory

Goods ever brought to this markotcan bo scon at N S Sachs

Fibro Chamois 15 conts per yardat Kerrs

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The Bedspreads for 1 00 and 125at Korrs Cannot bo bought oIbowhere under 2 00

Dont foTTto attend tho MillinoryOpeniug at N S Saohs

1 wont into tho Criterion yester-day and put a quarter on tho barCharles gavo mo a check aud drewa glass of beor

A lot for a little at Kerrs

Those Buffalos

Wo must again remind tho publicthat if the Buffalos of tho AmoricanContinont are now principally to bofound on reservations alone there isstill a Buffalo or two left on exhibi-tion

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in Honolulu Of course worefer to tho Buffalo beer just intro-duced

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at the Royal Annex thoRoyal Pacific and CosmopolitanSaloons It will be fouud extromelypalateablo and up to the most re-fined

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tasto Tho system of interchargeable checks still continuesaud those issued for tho celebratedPabst are equally valid Taste andjoo how good it is

New DepartureThe Undersigned bog to announce

that from and after

Thureday Night Oct 11896

THE UNRIVALED

ST LOUIS BEERWill be served ON DRAUGHT

at tho

Hawaiian HotelTo meet the times and competition

it will be furnished at

12 1 2 cis Per Glass

We quote from letter of the Anhe-

user-Busch Browing Associationdated August 8th

Yonr honorablo Arm having represent ¬

ed us for si many years wo believe It use-less

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In call yonr attention to thn uiorlts ofour article but vo should Hkt to repeatagain and call yonr nttontlon to tlm factthat ours is Till ONLY PUUKBAHLEYMALT BERK MANUFACTURED andcorn corealino and other adnlternnts aswoll as acids for the preservation of beoraro unknown in onr establishment Withtho above you may go before the public inour naiiio

No enconium of ours can add totho high reputation of AnhouserBeor Its introduction in any audevery markot makes it an immediatefavorite It stands without a peerwithout a rival without oven a com-petitor

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It received the highestawards at the Columbian Exposi-tion

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Tho reduction of the draughtBoor to tho prevailing price of

12J Cents Pnn Glass

places it within tho reach of all audho is a wiso man who guts tho bestquality for tho least money

Macfarlane Co891 Limited lm

Hawaiian GrownOysters

Tho above delicacy can now boprocured in such quantities as re ¬

quired upon leaving orders With

H E Mclotyre Bro307 tt

titliSjlBth gtUM Ji n jrjLji

SifrXZffsvljrT- -

THE INDEPENDENTS ELECTION BAXLOT

Fiiidav Oct 0 1890

My opinion is that tho next President of the Unitod Stales will bo

YES NO

William MoKinlet Republican

William J Bhtan Democrat

This ballot must reach tho businoss otllco of The Independent bofore5 oclock on tho evening of Wednesday Nov 1 1890 or if voted in coun-try districts bo posted boforo that hour on that day

WLPIMOND5

Glasses are Glasses

And tho best can bo obtainedonly whore tho donlor mukos aspecialty of tho lino Wo havomoro glasses on our samplo tablothan somo doalors havo in thoirentire stock and thoro is not nsamplo there but what has astock from which ordors may bofilled

Greek Star Pattern

that never sold in Honolulu forless than 250 por dozon maybo had of us for a dollar Theyaro tumblers fit to grace anytablo and thoro is nothing bet ¬

ter in quality unless Dorflingorscut is selected

Two Other Styles

Engraved filio quality clearflint not a defect in them go toyou at tho same price Thesoaro now goods

Lemon Squash Glavses- -

built to hold along drink aro indemand in a warm climate Wohavo small ones too called

THE TOT

only hold a thimblo full Some-

times¬

it is all you caro to takeThen thoro aro othors whichhold moro suited to modicinoor something olso You knowtho sizo and may bo you knowwhat thoy aro used for

SHERBET OR CUSTARDcups may bo had in cut glassfor 4 plain ones for 2

VUJLW H RICKARD

General Business Agent

WILL ATTEND TO

Conveyancing in All Its BranchesCollecting and All Busings

Knttoro of Trust

All business ontrustcd to him will rtcolvoprompt nnd enroful attention

OlHon Hannkna Hnmnkmi Hnwill

Benson Sra itll 4

DRUGGISTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU H

F HORN

Hie Pionoer BakeryBread Flos Cakes ot nil kinds fresh

every dayFresh loo Oroniu nindo of tho Heat Wood

lawn Jreiun In all Flavors

The Inest Howe nude Confectionery178 lw

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FOE THE SEASON

The Celebrated Thorough-bred

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Stallion

ord brock

Will Stand for tho Season atWaikiki

The Iomon Wniklkl 1remisos

1 OltD BIIUCK is by Bryant W by Monday Dam Modjeska by Joo Daniels Torextensive pedigree refer to the AtnerlcanStudbook LOUD BUOOK is 7 ycnraoldand has an excellent record on tho localrace liacks

IXF For Terms npply to the StableSoO tf

IP YOU WAOTTo nave yonr Txoi nnd a Jorge portion

ofjjoUr rent buy your edibles at the

Palaina GrocerySqnntf rimllng at rcnsinablo rats bos

necustiiated incrcaso1 facilities for carry ¬

ing a mnati largornnd moro fully assortedsock ti an heretofore

kit MackerelSoused pig feettonguhs and sounds

salmon bellies single oh kitsAT 10W IUTL8

GMD bUTTER 25c POUND

Fino Fat Salmon Goods deliveredTin 753 Unposil Bailwsy Dopot

U7 tf

Telephone Ml V Q Box 101

O KLBMMM CO

GASH GROCERSFort btrcet Chaplain Lane

Carry a full lino of

Groceries of voiy Description

ttr Island orders piompty attended to

KItUSIl GOODS BY EVKUY STEAMEU

ry Goodu Doliverpil Free in Every lartif thn City 240 rim

MODERN TIMES

Sale StaJoleNuuanu Ave opp Enirlo Honso

Sidnle Carnage Work BorsesA WAYS ON HAND

Kind and Truo Family HorsesA SPECIALTY

I33f All ordura ret eivn prompt nttontlonand try t plcnno overj one

i39 tf N BHEIIAM

flollister Drug Co

S5RUC3-CS-1ST-

Fort StreetHONOLULU H I

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JUST ARIUVKDA new lot of tlio Finest

Musical Insliuments

Autoharps Guitar Violins Etc

Also u now Invoke of tlio Celebrated

Westernieyer Pianos

Specially niamifarliwd for tlio troplctlcllmato sooond to none A

MORE THAN 100 OK THEM BOLD

On tholliUnihiu Islands daring tho lastyears

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Alio the choicest Kuropcan and Ameri ¬

can

Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST ItEASONAUUC TRICES

Kd HOKFSOHJAKaER CO

Corner King Bethel Street

Bruce faring Co

Real Estate Dealers

503 Port St near King

building lotshouses and iiots and

lands Fob sale- Parties wishing to dispose of their

MOR1KAWAThe Champion ol His Trade

Alcana Stables Konla Strcot aboveHotel

Blacksmith Carriage Builder

Repairer

Horse Shoeing a SpeciiltyHis charges as a Smith are tho Lowest in

tbo Trade and bin worn is nncnualcd2ai 3m

DAYID K BAXEK

FIjOH ISTNuuanu Valley above the Mansolonru

ORDERS FOR IHOWERS AN IPlants willrcceivo prompt and faith

ful atttonlon Frco dolivory to all partswithin tbo city limits

LEIS EVERG UEENS AND CARNATIONa speciality

m TwrwiHnTJui Torn 7A1 y

REMOVAL

elOHiSf PHILLIPSHas ronio J his Plumbing liaitn ksi from

King street to tbo premises on

IBIotel StreetFornmrly occupied byWnvon

Oceanic Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

LOCAL LINE

S S AUSTRALIAArrive Honolulu Imiyb --Honolulu

from B F for B F

8ept2tS Oct3Ool20 Oct 28Nov 10 tfNovSlDeo 11 iDeo 11

TIIHGUCIH LINE

Iiniii fian Francisco Froir Sydney forfor Sydney San Francitco

IrriV Honolulu feaxe JfoitoluluMnrippwi Onl I Mimiiwiil Out i

MouowalNiv 10 AJamed- - Nov 2

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PAItOELS OF VIOE

For Lifo Is sweet but after Lifo is DeathThis Is Iho end of overy mans doslro

SwiNtiunNK

Each woman had choson hor Bundlo of Life and was ready to lakehor pilgrimage to Earth

And tho Gods waited and watchedFor ovory woman had yet to tako

a parcol each must choose a Paredof Virtue or of Vice

And the Gods smiled for lol evorywoman chose a Parcol of Virtuo andmid thoro was not sufficient Virtuefor all tho women

And they Baid Give us moro Parcols of Virtuo Aud tho Gods re-

plied¬

All tho Parcels of Virtuohave been usod aomo of you musttako instead Parcels of Vice

Aud tho women who had alroadytaken up tho Parcels of Virtuo hur-

ried¬

away to tho Earth and left theothor womon aloiio with their Par-cels

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of Vice

And tho Gods smiled

But the ivomon wept aud eachtook her Parcol of Vice and hid itbeneath her bundle of Lifo andturned away with bowod head andmade ready to depart to tho Earth

Aud tho great inscrutable Godswere sorry for tho women becausothoy saw that they wore bravo andtrue And thoy saidunto tho womenBecause your sistors have stolen all

tho Virtue from you and left youonly Vice they shall be curced audtho parcels thoy have takon shall bea curse unto ihom And there shallbe war between your parcels andthoir parcels and thoy shall prevailin the end But because you worebrave and booauo your sisters tookthe boat parcels men in the worldbelow shall bo moro gontlo with youaud thoy shall lovo you more trulythan they love your sisters for alittle while Only for a little whilebecauso iu tho end Virtuo shall pre-vail

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aud your sisters and your loversshall cureo you and their childrenshall curao you and tbore will benothing left you save Deatb audoven of Death you will grow afraidSo cast away tho Bundles of Lifeyou have chosen and tako these in-

stead¬

For a little spaco your lifeshall be pleaaaut aye exceedingploasant and happy so much so thatyour sisters will onvy you But be ¬

ware of tho end when the cup ofpleasure is emptied and ouly thodregs remain For the dregs of thatcup aro poison a poison that doesnot kill 1

And then the Gods coasod audwere Bilent

And tho women bowed thoir headsand went down unto the Earth

And qvon as tho Gods said soIbitfgHcaino to pass

And thoro was war between thewomeu who had stolen the Parcelsof Virtue and tho womon who hadtaken tho Parcels of Vice And intho end Virtue prevailed And Vir¬

tue knew no mercyBut tho Gods smiled

p

And the day came when tho womons sojourn on Earth was flnishodand they gavo up their Bundles ofLife and their Parcels of Vico andVirtue and returned unto tho greatGods

And the women with tho Parcelsof Virtue came unto tho ElysianFieldsaland stood before the Godswhite aud pure and spotWs

And tho women who had takonthe Parcels of Vico camo and stoodouUido tho gates and wero afraidto outer for they wore like fairfallon red roses

And tho Gods smiledA id thoy said unto tho women

who stood before thornLook at your foot and tho grass

that has been trodden by your footAnd tho womon looked at their

feet And they wore red ond outhe grass whoro thoy had walkedwore great rod marks

Aud the Gods said Go returnuuto Earth and stay thoro untilyour foot nro oloansod from yoursisters blood And unto tho wo ¬

men who stood nt tho gates thoysaid Enter for your foet aro cleanthough your bodies nro soiled Enterand rest and sleep in tho ElysianlHelds and you shall awake refresh

ed and roturn to tho Earth withtho Porcols of Virtuo which werostolon from you

And tho fair fallon rod roses en ¬

tered into tho Elysian Fields Andthey sloop at tho feot of tho greatinscrutablo Gods Arthur Applin inthe Sketch

Who Old Ma- -

What made that young man stayso latol nskbd tho fathor

Wo got to talking about thocolnago quostion said tho fair daughtorand did not notice tho flight of

timoI dont think that story will do

said tho old man Peoplo who diaouss tho coinage question uiako alot moro uoiso than you two did

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