HAWAIIAN STAR. llipoilllaiutnui A WOMAN SNEAKS ON BOARD THE HELENE.

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1 fl - days News to- - H "! ffch--- - f you want to- - jf W,lTk "f W J1" fe; day you can fnd J rms,--- t t n THR STAD vrr m.--- r. JLJa. JLJL& HAWAAN STAR s m Tho Hawaan Slnr tho paper that ft goes nto tho bos J homes or Honolulu KV tt vol. V. 1 SEUH fl lb FOUR t;. CAUSE OP A FGHT. TODAY. H US CASES 10 GU xn. BSHOP S THE unwttng two late yesterday and two jsfe Hs Chrstan Era. Theory Put nto Practce Leads to an Affar Whch s fflph Explaned n Court. v V. "What! fghtng agan," sad the magstrate as he dmly recognzed n Alfred Wlls and John Clark, able seamen, late Chrstmas or New Years callers at the lar of hs court. "Well, ll tell you how t was, yer 3onor," began Wlls. "Me and me partner here, was n the saloon and he says to me Wot century are we n? " " n the nneteenth, says." " Yer a lar, says he; were n the twentlefh. " " Who says so, says." " Dr. Bshop and the Pope, says foe." " Well f them two agrees on anythng says, ts a cnch theyre both wrong, and theres somethng dong. " "But, Judge, yer honor, ddnt vant no trouble, so says, Lets have a drnk, and orders a beer.". " Wheres my drnk? says me partner." " Youve got t," says ; accordln to Dr. Bshops and yer own recknln the frst drnk of ths round s drnk 0; thats yours. Drnk one s mne. Drnk two s the begnnng of the second round an ts your turn to buy. " "Wth that he "blfts me, an ducks an comes back at hm good an plenty, an then the cops takes? us both to the staton house, yer honor." "Well t seems to me," sad the court n renderng Judgment, "that able seamen lke you ought to take a few soundngs when youre approachng as dangerous a reef as ths century queston. ll let you go f youll promse never to get nto a polce court agan tll the end of the century, and you can fgure out when that wll be for yourselves. Accordng to your reckonng, Clark, youll be an older man than am by that tme, but m not sure youll be a wser one. at the NEW ADVERTSEMENTS For Sale Forty acres, more or less, Kalea, "Walklkl, a frontage on the beach of 1KS0 feet. For partculars upoly at Jtoom 4, Love Buldng. ELECTON OF OFFCERS. At the annual meetng of the- stock - holders of the Hawaan Star Newspa per Assocaton, Lmted, held ths day the followng ofllcprs were elected for the ensung year: Presdent F. J.Lowrey Vce-Presde- nt J. B. Atherton Treasurer Frank L. Hoogs Secretary W. F. Allen Audtor, Chas. H. Atherton v The above offcers comprse the Board of Drectors.. W. F. ALLEN, Secretary, Honolulu, January 10, Lost! On January 1, 1900, a buckskn horse, : wth cropped tall, branded K on hp. A reward of $5.00 w.lll be pad to the fnder. YET LEE, 813 Kng St. NOTCE. " At the annual meetng of the shareholders of Hart & Co,, Ltd., a dvdend was declared due and payable to shareholders. The followng offcers were elected to serve for the ensung year: Presdent Jas. Stelner Vce-Presde- nt Ed. Towse Secretary Chas. H. Ramsay Treasurer C. J. Ludwlgsen Audtor J. H, MacKuuze The above offcers, together wth W. H. Hoogs and L. A. Rostn, wll consttute the Board of Drectors. CHAS. H. RAMSAY, Secretary. ugar Plantaton Bonds... Are desrable nvestments for trust funds. We make a specalty of tho bonds of such companes as have frst boon subjected to a thorough logal and fnancal examnaton; and wo are prepared to furnsh full data regardng tho propertes of the companes whose bonds we have purchased and offer for salo at prces to yeld a safo ncome and good nvestment. Wo wll tro subscrptons for the followng at SHX premum: KAHUKU, 8-- year 0 gold bonds: securty, $750,000j ssue, $200,000. EWA, year 0 gold bonds; securty, $5,000,000: ssue, $500,000, Wo are TRUSTEES for both of tho abovo ssues. HflWAflKTRUSTSNVESTMTGO.,LD. aeo. R. CARTER, Treasurer Tol. sa 400 Fort St., Honolulu Cne Ded Sn Detenton Camp Natve Lad Succumbs Natonal Guardsman AVth Plague Happenngs. There were two brand new case of plague ths mornng, whch, wth the two of yesterday afternoon, makes four snce last report n these columns. Both of todays patents are dead. Post mor- - tems were held at the Board of Health morgue and tho bodes cremated. One of the cases came from tho detenton depot at the kerosene ware house. The vctm was token, wth the rest of the occupants of the place, from dstrcts n Chnatown that have snce been burned. Symptoms developed last nght and the patent ded about 10 oclock. The man s name was Ah Chow, aged about 45. Paule, natve boy, aged 12, was found dead ths mornng n a house back ot Kaumakaplll church. He was found by nspector Strauch. Dr. Howard examned (he body and found unmstakable evdence of plague. The corpse was removed to the morgue where a post mortem was held. n a short tme Presdent Wood, of the Board of Health, gave out the nformaton that the case was one of plague. About 2:50 yesterday afternoon Dr. Howard reported to Dr. Wood that he had just fnshed examnng Koanohl, natve Hawaan, a drver of one ot the excavator wagons, and consdered the case one of plague. The fact was communcated to the Board of Health" later n the afternoon. The patent s now n the pest hosptal n a very feeble condton. Ths s the second plague case among the excavator drvers. A thrd man of the same gang has malaral fever. There are twenty men n the department. All of these have had ther wages doubled and have been placed n strct quarantne. The Board of Health regretted exceedngly n the late afternoon to receve reports ot a case of plague n the mltary on duty n Chnatown. The man Kaanoa, a prvate n Company H, was taken qute 111 n the forenoon and was asssted by comrades to hs home n Punchbowl town. Gettng worse, he appled to Dr. Cooper at the Queens hosptal for treatment. That physcun pronounced the case one of plague ard sent the man to the pest hosptal n Kakaako. After examnaton the physcans of the Board of Health returned the same verdct, and at 6:30 Presdent Wood offcally announced the facts. Kaanoa was formerly a member of Company C and had been n H a comparatvely short tme. Hs comrades feel certan that he exposed hmself too much n the nfected dstrct. An offcer s authorty for the statement that he was rebuked on one occason fomentng frut from a store that has snce been condemned. PASSED OUT PO. Guardsman Under Arrest for Allowng Breach of Quarantne. A natve member of the Natonal Guard was put under arrest ths mornng for allowng pol to be passed out of the quarantned dstrct. The nc dent was wtnessed by Joseph S. An-drawho could scarcely bellevo the guard had seen t. So he asked the guard about t, the latter repled, "yes the woman was passng out pol to send to her husband." Andrade reported the matter to George Carter who nformed Col. Jones of t. The latter sent Leut. Tavens who placed the guard under arrest. A number of smlar cases are alleged to have been een but they are not so well authentcated as ths one. n some cases clothng s reported to have been passed out of the quarantned dstrct There have been a number of cases of breaches of dscplne reported among the guard and two or three court martlals are n progress ths aft ernoon. The schooner Robert Lewers, whch s gong to Kaua to load sugar, has moved out nto the stream to be fumgated. Clearng sale of harness and vehcles ths week at W. W. Wrghts. N BEAUTFUL DESGNS. Dre3s goods n beautful desgns can be found at L. B. Kerrs, Queen street, and at prces that are remarkably low. NEW ADVERTSEMENTS KAMALO SUGAR CO., LTD. nterest wll be charged from December 15th, 1899, on all assessments remanng unpad on January 15th, 1900, ot the rate of 1 per cent per month. FRANK HUSTACE, Treasurer. Youre Another Sufferer from the result of poor repar work. But f you brlr-- s your Bcycle, Gun, Tyjjewrlter or any artcle of fne mechansm to us when t needs repars, anfl t wll be overhauled and put n such Bhape that t wll meet wth your thorough satsfacton,. Better stll, telephone us 665, and we wll BEND FOR AND DELVER WTH- OUT EXTRA CHARGE. V7e employ only he best sklled help am guarantee all our work. Kodaks repared, Tenns Rackets Keys made. Fne enamelng a specalty. n fact repavng done n all Us branches. PEARSON & POTTER CO., LTD. 312 Fort Street Remember tho Phone, 3GCJ HONOLULU, H.., THURSDAY, JANUARY n, No EXTRAORDNARY QUARANTNE REGULATONS, The Towns Rght to Make Such Rules Questoned Mall to be Opened and Envelopes Destroyed. The steamer Noeau arrved from Ha wa at noon today wth startlng news for the sland steamshp companes. The bg sland has establshed the strctest quarantne yet heard of. Hllo- - tes have even decded that they wll open and fumgate mall before alloy ng t to come ashore and all vessels must go nto quarantne for ten da s at Hllo before they can land any freght of any descrpton. Letters wll be op ened, the envelopes burned and the ton- - tents thoroughly fumgated. The Noeau went to Walplo on lu- - day mornng. Captan Wyman was that no vessel could land any thng on Hawa sol wthout a bll ot health from Hllo. He went to Hllo und was fumgated and allowed to As he was leavng, the new order was placed n hs hands, to le communcated to Honolulu. t stated that hereafter a ten days quarantne wll be nssted upon after fumgaton at Hllo and that mall would be treated as above stated. Hllo may get nto trouble wth the authortes here by Ter strct rules. The queston has arsen whether the Hawa.port has any rght to make rul3 overrdng those establshed by the Board ot Health here. The seat of government s n Honolulu and the Honolulu Board of Health, t s the opnon ot many, has power to say what rules shall be made all over the slands. Accordng to ths vew, Hlos course s wthout legal sancton and ts Board ot Health, organzed for the occason, s gong far beyond ts powers. The rule made by the Hlloltes may mean the end of the sland shppng busness whle plague exsts, f the rules are carred out. nterested partes, however, do not admt the rght of Hllo to nterfere wth the Honolulu Board of Health, and efforts may be made to brng the Hllo people to better terms, especally regardng mal. The Hllo quarantne has ts peculartes lke other quarantnes. The steamer Noeau was boarded at the captal cty of Hawa by. several offcers, who came to fumgate. They remaned on board long enough to complete the Job and then went ashore. GUARD MAY llpolllautnu OF BE CALLED. Talk of Quarantne Servce for the Second Mllltla. The Ctzens Guard may be called upon n the next twenty-fou- r hours to supply guards,- census enumerators and nspectors - for the dstrcts of Honolulu outsde of Chnatown. The Board of Health nssts upon knowng the health of every nhabtant twce a day. t s utterly mpossble for the present force of nspectors to do ths. Colonel Fsher, head of the.outslde nspectors, reported to the Board yesterday that t takes the nspectors three or four days to get through some of hs dstrcts. The matter of callng out the Ctzens Guard was dscussed yesterday, and was fnally left to the judgment of Colonel Fsher. As there are at least 1000 men n the organzaton only volunteers from the ranks wll be requred at once. t s expected that three or four hundred would respond to a call for volunteers. Quarantne TWO BLOCKS FREE. to be Rased on Foster and rwn Blocks. Quarantne bver-th- Foster and rwn blocks n Nuuanu streeuwu be rased ths afternoon. These are brck structures, n perfect santary condton. They are occuped by Lovejoy & Company, wholesale lquor dealers; a Japanese wholesale lquor store; Schwetzer & Company, wholesale dry goods merchants ; C. J. Fshel, wholesale general merchandse. The block opened extends from the foot of Merchant street. Ewa sde of Nuuanu, up to the rooms of the Planters Assocaton. The quarantne on the corner opposte the Royal saloon, near the polce staton, wll also be rased. The guards wll now be placed through the center of the block, leavng on the outsde the buldngs ndcated and the shops of the Honolulu ron Works. TO THE PUBLC. want to let the people who suffer from rheumatsm and scatca know that Chamberlans Pan Balm releved me after a number of other medcnes and a doctor had faled. t s the best lnment have ever known of J. A. Dodgen, Alpharetta, Ga. Thousands have been cured of rheumatsm by ths remedy. One applcaton releves the pan. For sale by all dealers and druggsts. Benson, Smth & Co., general agents, Hawaan slands. ALWAYS ON HAND. Beautful trmmed hats, choce rbbons and flowers. The latest patterns as shown n the Delneator at Mrs. Hannas Fort street. EXQUSTE RUGS. f you want to decorate your home buy one of those rugs that are beng sold Ht L. B. KERRS for JJ.7. They are good value, exquste patterns, chnrmlng colors, and must be seen to be apprecated. Do not fall to see them before they are all sold. Gong out of the busness of mportng harness and vehcles. Rare chance for bargans. W. W. Wrght. CROWN PANOS. Are frst class nsde and outsde. A lttle money nsde the Bergstrom Musc Co., takes a fne pano outsde. To verfy ths statement call at ther storo n the Progress block. at the Star Ofllce. A WOMAN SNEAKS ON BOARD THE HELENE. The Vessel May Now Bo Quarantned. Engnes of the Kaena Blow up and Scald a Natve. A natve woman got on board the steamshp Helene, lyng outsde the harbor last nght. She had become lonely as a result of long separaton from her quarantned hubby on board and resolved to brave all the guards. There was not much to brave as t appeared, for the partcular guard she encountered satsfed hmself wth reportng the matter to the Board of Health, nstead of preventng the woman from gong on the vessel. The occurrence s lkely to cost the Wlder Steamshp Company a good sum of money, as the Helene Wll probably have to go nto quarantne. The woman who got on board the Helene. s Mrs. Salamon. t appears that the successful attempt of last nght s the thrd she has made. On two successve nghts she started out for the Helene and was turned back by guards. Yesterday she tred to get a shore boat to go to the steamer and was prevented by John Makona, of the boat landng, who s now a Board of Health nspector. When nght came she tred a new plan. A boat for her was sent to the ralroad wharf, whle she walked out on the end of the Walklkl of the channel. The sea-wa- boat ll, made a wde crcut to where she was watng, took her on board and reached the Helene by another crcut. The guard says that he dd not see the boat at all tll t was comng back, when he ntercepted t and found that the woman was already on the steamer. Ths mornng the matter was reported by MaKona, who s lookng after the channel. As soon as the Helene came nto the harbor the woman was arrest ed and taken off from the vessel to the polce staton. The order compellng the sland steamers to anchor outsde the harbor every nght before dark was made to prevent just such vsts ns that made on the Helene. t was thought that f the vessels were beyond the channel there would be lttle danger of anyone from shore gettng aboard. The steamers all went out early last evenng, returnng at daylght ths mornng. The woman who went aboard the Helene took a shore boat and clmbed up the sde of the vessel. The guard who allowed her to do so and then reported Jt afterwards has earned a medal, n the opnon of those on board. The nter-slan- d steamshp company also had ts troubles ths mornng. The old steamer Kaena, "Whch was brought nto requston for use n the present emergency, blew up at the wharf nt about. seven oclock. A natve who was n the engne room was fearfully scalded by steam. The whole of hs back was burned through the skn. He was removed from the room whle the clouds of steam were stll spoutng from the broken tubes, and taken to the hosptal for treatment. Hs njures are very panful but he wll probably recover. The Kaena was lad off about two years ago, and was beng used by the Board of Health to tow rubbsh outsde the harbor. KNOCKED DOWN THE GUARD. Chung Leu Would Not Stop When Ordered to. Chung Leu was fned $5 for heedless drvng ths mornng. He was drvng n a brake along Queen street last nght after 6 oclock and faled to stop when halted by the guard at the corner ot Maunakea; but nstead drove on knockng the guard down and runnng over hm and flngng hs rlle ten or ffteen yards. n the course of the tral the queston was rased whether the Board ot Health had made publcaton or not of tho fact that Queen street s closed after 6 oclock at nght. Judge Wlcox sad he had been unable to fnd any publcaton of t and the only way he knew that t was closed was by beng stopped there. Nether the marshal nor the mltary authortes could present proof of such publcaton, but t was fnally decded that under the charge of heedless drvng such proof was not necessary. THE KJNG STREET BRDGE. Km Sng was charged n the Dstrct Court wth causng a blockade at the Kng street brdge. When he had heard the evdence Judge Wlcox sad: Ro-wel- "Ths s another nstance of ar. ls foolsh economy. f he had made that brdge just a few feet wder two vehcles Could have passed. As t s only one can cross at a tme and vehcles comng from opposte drectons meet n the mddle. Then there s a row and a Jam." The prsoner was dscharged. LAST NGHT OF GRAND OPERA. Cavallerla Rustlcanla tonght wll be the last representaton of grand opera n Honolulu for certanly some tme to come. A large house was present last nght, the news of the sudden closng ot the opera season havng created n demand for seats to wtness" the last few performances. Mss Andrews and Mr. Panneley carred away the laurels n Mascagnes masterpece. Tral by Jury s not all t mght bo but tho beautful, musc and dramatc acton of the prncpal bll of tho evenng atones for any lttle faults n tho curtan raser. RAN TWO LADES WTNESS ESCAPE OF CHNAMAN. Saw Hm Clmb Over Buldng at Detenton Camp Serous Charge Aganst a Guard Other Laxness. Two ladles, both toursts and stoppng at one of the hotels, wtnessed an ncdent ths mornng that would seem to call for the attenton of the Board of Health. They were out drvng and stopped nt a pont near the Kokauko detenton depot to look at the urraugement. At that moment a Chnaman was seen to clmb from the enclosure upon the top ot one of tho buldngs und le down. After watng a few seconds a bundle, apparently contanng clothng, was thrown up to hm. Takng the bundle under hs arm he clmbed down outsde of the enclosure ard walked away. There s hardly a shadow of doubt but that the man was n quarantne and successfully escaped therefrom. The worst feature of the case s ths: hlle gettng upon the roof, recevng the bundle and leavng the place the Chnaman was n plan vew of the pad guard, who was sttng about twenty feet away and lookng at hm, The thng savors of brbery. The lades oxpre&s a wllngness to submt testmony to the Board of Health n regard to the matter should t be requred. t s reported, and on excellent authorty, that members of a fre gang have taken artcles from shops n Chnatown burned by them. There s n story of n lot of undershrts from a Chnese shop, n whch the same gang l mentoned, that would bear nvestgaton. The mltary receved orders ths mornng to touch nothng n the Chnatown dstrct, t s sad that not a few have eaten frut from stores and other sources down there. f not dong acts worse than that. Tho natve solder plague patent of yesterday almost cer-tuln- ly contracted the dsease n some such way as ths. 1 Ml SB E CABNETS HAND N TRAMWAY SQUABBLE. Mnster of nteror Orders Hawaan Tramways Company to Cease Work Untl Court Hears Case. The Cabnet wll nterfere n the Kng street ralway muddle. Most of ths mornng was gven to dscussng the matter. Shortly after noon t was voted to nstruct the Mnster of nteror to order the Hawaan Tramways Company to cease work of layng double track on Kng street untl the acton now before the court regardng rght of way be settled. A letter from Mnster Young to ths effect was nent to Attorney Paul Neumann ths afternoon. Just what wll be done can not now be forecasted. Mr. Neumann wll consult wth Manager Pan before actng at all n the matter. t was voted to ask the Councl of State for the followng sums: For temporary shelter for persons released from detenton camps, $15,000; mantenance of same untl other provson can be made, J5000. The Mnster of nteror was authorzed to expend the sum of J approprated last perod for a custom house and post offce at Hllo. t was recommended that work begn at once. MUST BE DENTFED. n future persons presentng passes to go nto the nfected dstrct must be dentfed by a offcer. Guards can not recognze any pass. Corporals are statoned at Kng and Beretanla streets, edge o,f the quarantned dstrct, to examne passes. MLTARY REGULATONS. The followng s one of the mltary orders ssued under date of December 28, 1899, for the gudance of Natonal guardsmen whle n ther present actve servce: "When not n the presence of the enemy, sentnels may be requred to call the hours nnd half hours between the tme when challengng begns and revelle." WLCOXS REWARD. Judge Wlcox says he does not thnk hs offer of a reward of $5 for the capture of persons tryng to run thp outer quarantne wll tempt any conspraces to run t wth the ntenton of beng captured and sharng the reward. The two who were captured he says he s sure would not repeat ther experence for a much larger sum.. COMC NO LONGER. "Oof Paul" s no longer a comlo fgure n Brtsh funny papers. Sprngfeld Republcan. MESSENGER SERVCE. The Honolulu Messenger Servce delver messages and packages. Telephone 378. Hanan creates the style and leave others to follow. MNERNY SHOE STORE. DR. POSEY. Specalst for Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose dseases and Catarrh. Masonc Temple. RE HUB QUTE A BLAZE ON NUUANTX STREET. Ahlo Premses and Block of Shacks on, Walklkl Sde of Nuuanu Condemned: and Wll bo Destroyed. There was qute a large Board oc Health fre ths mornng, begnnngs about 9 oclock. The buldngs destroyed ncluded all those between the Commercal saloon and Kukul lane, on Nuuanu street, and extendng back to the mddle of the block. The buldngs on the front were all and were two-stor- occuped by Japanese. Two cases ot plague were taken from the premses. One new buldng, really only partally fnshed, n the yard was destroyed wth the rest. The blaze was started n a small cottage n the mddle of the block mmedately n rear of the Gertz resdence, Berctanla street. From there t was allowed to spread gradually toward Nuuanu untl the whole dstrct was n smoke. One of the Sllva houses on Bere-tan- la caught fre from sparks but the blaze was quckly extngushed. On account of the roof of the Commercal saloon beng of very old shngles there was some dffculty n savng t. As most of the former ones n Chnatown the Are was a very quck and hot one. Ths fre. n the crowds t attracted, was a good deal of a matnee performance most of them beng women and. chldren.. The fre could be approached, wthn good vewng dstance from all sdes but one, and there was a good szed crowd at every approach. The fre engnes were objects of much nterest and had constant crowds surroundng them, admrng ther perfect machan- - sm. The Board ot Health wll have anoth er fre n Chnatown that wll meet wth popular approval. The buldngs on the Walklkl sde of Nuuanu street left standng after the frst santary fre wll be destroyed. ncluded n the lot are the Ahlo premses at the corner ot Nuuanu street and Chaplan lane. There are two buldngs there, both ot whch are very old and have been an eye sore and an nconvenence for the tnor-oughfa- re. reason that they project nto tne On Chaplan lane everythng wll be wped out down to the wall ot Mlls nsttute. The other fre n the same localty wll take out the row of shacks begnnng at the lane nto the Mechancs Home and runnng down to the McLean block of brck buldngs toward Hotel street. The McLean block and other brck buldngs n the neghborhood are plastered, can. be made ar tght, have lttle wood work und can be properly fumgated. Preparatons are makng today to burn Block 10 tomorrow. Ths wll be done gradually, one set of shacks beng fred at a tme. Goods from the Louvre saloon are beng moved to the fumgatng depot. Not a house n the block except the brck buldng of the Holt Estate wll be left. THE WRECK STLL MOORED. The Wlder Steamshp Company stll has charge of the operatons at the wreck of the Wllam Carson, but s not able to do anythng as tho dredger cannot be secured. t s thought that the Carson s safely moored" now and can stand a lttle rough weather. The Board of Healh has taken the dredger and the wreck wll have to be left where t s for a tme. THE WEATHER. Weather Bureau, Punahou, 1 p. m. Wnd moderate east, northeast; weather cloudy, wth occasonal showers n the valleys. Mornng mnmum temperature, 71: mdday maxmum temperature, 77; barometer, 9 a. m., 30.09, rregular, (corrected for gravty); ranfall, 24 hours endng 9 a. nr.,.0; dew pont, 9 a. m., 64; humdty, 9 a. m., 68 per cent. CURTS J. LYONS, Observer. THE WALKNG BAD. t was Gen. Lord Methuen who, n startng for South Afrca, labeled hs baggage, "Pretora, va Cape Town." He expected a quck trp wth no wnltsr Sprngfeld Republcan. llght up to date s the "LANCER" A gentlemans superor shoe HAS FEW EQUALS. For lght runnng, easy adjustments, Tan, llack or tcd. Made ly the and good work the Snger Sewng has ma-ch- world-famou- s mukcrs few equals and no superors FOR CAMARNOS REFRGERATOR, B, Bergersen, agent, Bethel street. Tames A. Per S. S. HERE AT LAST. Australa Peaches, Grapes, Vannlstcr Co, nougk sad Oranges. Lemons. Lmes, celery. Caull "The Hawaan Scenc Calendar" flower. Cabbage, Pears, Plums, Fresh publshed only by The Golden Rule salmon. Flounders, lanuut, crans. Bazaar, 31G Fort street, was receved by Eastern and Calforna Oysters (n Tn the S. S. "Marposa" and s the handsomest pece of work n ths lno ever keys, Chckens, New crop of Nuts and and Shell), all Game n season. Tur offered the publc. Secure one and Dred Fruts. Onons. Burbank Pota send t to the- folks at homo they wll luea. owbb, urmuaun, Jucteun, nsw greatly apprecate t, and t only cobts Zealand and Calforna Cream Cheese, Sold Dealers CO cents. Olves. Al knds ot Dred Fruts. 8QN O? TUB BG. SHOE. f!

2 ?W ft, ft MMMM THE HM mporters and Gommsson Merchants ull Lno of Amoroan and European CO,, LTD DRY GOODS HARDWARE.. GROCERES! NOTONS As wotl as.. SOL.3 AGENTS POK.. Tro Lancastor Flro and Llfo nsuranco Co., of Manchostor, England "Tho Dnlolso nsuranco Co., of Basel, Swtzerland The Unon Gas Engne Co, of San Francsco The Domestc Sewng Machnes Tho Hand Sowng Machne "Now Paclflc"-an- d other agences - Ce bushed usurc your 1 mana e NEW Tho Gold Bond Endowment Polcy s better than Unted States Government Bonds Merchant St. sde Jmld Hnldlg Canadan-Australa- n STEAMSHP Royal COMPANY teamers of the above lne, runnng n connecton wth the CANADAN facfc RALWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney,. W., and callng at Vctora, B. C, Honolulu, and Brsbane, (Q.), aro Due at Honolulu on or auout the dates below stated, vz: rom Vancouver nnd Ylctorn, 11. C, From Sydney and Ursbnnc, for Vctora and Vancouver, R. for Brsbane md Sydney: C: 1900 SORANG JAN. 13 COWERA FEB. 17 KXRRMOO MAR. 17 AOBANG APRL 14 Steamers of the above companes wll call at Honolulu and leave ths.ort on or about the dates below men tloned: FOR JAPAN AND CHNA: FOR SAN FRANCSCO: nformaton apply knds of Conoral Merchandse n connecton wth the salng of the above steamers, the Agents are to ssue, to ntendng passengers coupon through tckets by any ralroad from San Francsco, to all ponts n the Unted States, and from New York by and steamshp lne to all European.forts. n SSST osuance Co, YOHK MOWERA AORANG WARRMOO MOWERA WARRMOO EMMETT Mnnngcr Ma JAN. 17 FEB. 21 MAR 14 APRL 11 MAY 9 The magnfcent new servce the "mperal Lmted" s now runnng daly BETWEEN VANCOUVER AHD MONTREAL Makng the run 100 hours wthout change. The fnest Ralway servce n lh world. Through tckets ssued from Honolulu to Canada, Unted States and E- uro. Tor Freght an-- Passage and all general nformaton, apply to THEO. DAVES & CO., Ltd., Genl Agts. Pacfc Mal Steamshp Co. Occdental & Orental S. S. Co and Toyo Ksen Kasha. For general. HACKFELD $c CO., Ltd. Agts. Oceanc Steamshp Company. TME TABvB The Fne Passenger Steamers of Ths Lne wll arrve at and Leave ths as Hereunder: fort FROM SAN FRANCSCO: AUSTRALA MOANA AUSTRALA ALAMEDA AUSTRALA MARPOSA H. JAN. 17 JAN. 31 FEB. 14 FEB. 28 MAR. 14 MAR. 28 For further partculars apply to to alt Lfe AUSTRALA ALAMEDA AUSTRALA MARPOSA AUSTRALA MOANA the MAY, FOR SAN FRANCSCO: 1900 JAN. 23 FEB. FEB. 20 MAR. MAR. 20 MAR. 30 W. G. rwn 4k Co. (LMTED) General Agents Oceanc S. S. Company. SHPPNG UK arrvng. Thursday, January 11. Schr. A. J. West, Ogllvle, from Aberdeen, December 8: 17,195 feet rough pne, 24,447 feet dressed pne, 2,000 bdls. shngles. Schr. Golden Shore, Rasmussen, from Newcastle, November 15: 1149 tons coal. Ger. shp. Cacserla, Crodts, from New castle Wth coal. DEPARTNG.. Thursday, January 11. Bkt. rmgard, Schmdt, for HUo to load sugar. Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Mosher, for Kll- - nuea and Anuhola, 4 p. m. lk. Aldon Hesse, otter, for San Francsco: 19,918 bags sugar, 2,476,250 lbs., value $93, Frday, January 12. Stmr. Nllhau, Uruln, for Eleele, 4 p. m. MEMORANDA. The Brtsh steamer Lady Joleey has docked at the Pacfc Mall wharf to dscharge her cargo, whch wll all be fumgated. The transport Westmnster s to leave on Monday for Munlla, wth horses and mules. Three mall steamers nre due Saturday and may be n tomorrow afternoon. The Gaelc comes from San Francsco, the Aorangl from Vctora and the Dorc from Chna and Japan. The Gaelc left here before the second outbreak of plague and was probably not held m quarantne n San Francsco. Tho tug Eleu was repared yesterday afternoon and ths mornng she towed the Vne, Mohcan and rmgard out and brought n vessels that were anchored outsde wattng for her. The salng of the Claudlne was postponed last nght tll 5 oclock ths afternoon. Three vessels are dschargng cargoes n the stream. The t. P. tthet s put tng freght on board the Claudlne and the Conway C astle on the Hawa. AS 1 ll 6USS MANOEL DE OLVERA LMA HOLDS THE MRROR. The Brazlan Secretary of Legaton Wrtes of Amercan Poltcs, Amer can nsttuton and Amercan Socal Customs. t s always lnterestlnr to know what other people thnk of us, saya Wllam. uurtls n the Chcaco Rec Fall Suts ord, and therefore a recently publlsned volume on "Poltcal and Socal m Whch we are showng n such lavsh presslons n the Unted States" by profuson, one wonders f further m Manoel De Ollvelra Lma, the scholarly provement s possble. ts a lne fully secretary or tne Brazlan legaton. consstent wth fashons requrements, would doubtless receve the attenton magnfcent specmens of talorng-perfe- ct that ts mportance deserves f some examples of fabrc, ft and fnsh; body would be enterprsng enough to and a strong pont about them s, they translate t nto Englsh. t s wrtten are exclusvely ours and you need not n the Portuguese language, and s fear duplcaton. As to Prces, "Come" cnely ntended to be read by Brazl! expectng to fnd some surprses and ans. Therefore t deals esneclallv wth youll not be dsapponted. those of the Amercan problems that tne autnor beleves to be most annl A Messago cable to hs own country, such as the Just Receved ruturo or tne negro populaton, foregn mmgraton, educaton, the emanclna From our boys and chldrens depart Hon of women, a correspondng moral culture and the applcaton of a representatve system of government n uoumuus aoout tne spenuu oermss Say. dont forget to tell the parents of wdely dfferent envronments. we are makng n boys and chldrens Mr. Lma s well qualfed to dscuss domng. Here s wnat t says: the topcs treated n hs book, because he has studed the world under tne Suts from 3 to 8 yrs. $2 and up most favorable crcumstances from several European and Amercan captals. Suts from 8 to 16 yrs. S3.SO and up He s a careful student, a man of broad vews and phlosophcal reflectons. He ponts out our faults wth a frendly fnger and commends our "THE KASH" vrtues wth cordal gratfcaton. He has not wrtten for North Amercan readers, as have sad, but he treats TELEPHONES 676 AND 96. each of hs topcs purely from a Bra- - zuan standpont, n oruer STORBS-- 2 tnat hs may fully comprehend Of tho llest Furnshngs them and apply the lessons they convey for ther own beneft. Mr. Lma fnds the weak spots n our Nor. 9 and 11 Hotel Street poltcal organzaton to be unversal suffrage and negro suffrage, and and Cor. Fort and Hotel Streets he beleves our greatest danger les n the llterate vote. He crtcses the educated class on the other hand for the neg lect or tner poltcal dutes and for HONGKONG MARU DEC. 30 permttng professonal poltcans to control the caucuses and conventons and to nomnate the canddates for offce. He deplores the number and the GAELC JAN. 13 CHNA JAN. 6 tnluence of demagogues n the Unted HONGKONG MARU JAN. 23 DORC JAN. 13 States who devote ther tme and abl CHNA JAN. 31 NPPON MARU JAN. 23 ty to agtatons whch befuddle the DORC FEB. 8 COPTC FEB. 10 mnds of the people and frghten pol- NPPON MARU FEB. 16 AMERCA MARU FEB. 17 UO DE JANERO FEB. 24 GAELC MAR. 6 COPTC MAR. 6 HONGKONG MARU MAR. 16 AMERCA MARU MAR. 14 CHNA MAR. 24 PEKNG MAR. 22 DORC MAR. 31 GAELC MAR. 30 tcans who are afrad to offer the op poston mat tney lee. Mr, Lma thnks we have too much polcy and too lttle prncple among our publc men, whch wll contnue untl the educated classes control poltcal affars. On the other hand, he ponts out as our characterstc natonal vrtues energy, tolerance, ndustry, perseverance, sor-rontr- o nnd a desre for culture, whch, n hs opnon, as a rule are lackng among the people of the Latn race. He recommends our school system and partcularly the facltes afforded the poorer classes for acqurng an educaton :the commercal and ndustral progress of the Unted States and our nternal mprovements excte hs admraton; the ntellgence and the comforts of the common peoplg and the comfort and contentment of the home lfe of the farmers and wage-earne- rs astonsh nm. He dscusses the re markable faclty wth whch we have assmlated the large foregn element that comes nto our populaton, and most of all he admres our poltcal freedom and the democratc sprt whch controls our publc affars. He dscusses wth commendaton what s called "Amercansm" n the catholc cnurcn, tne tolerance wth whch all re llglons aro treated, and commends our foregn polcy n hgh terms. He con sders John Fske the best type of nhll osophlcal culture and Mark Twans works the deal of lght lterature. t s Mr. Lmas opnon that such an evo lutlon as we are now wtnessng n ths country was bound to come, and that ts roots are to be easly found n our former development, conservatve nnd solated as t mght have appeared to some observers. HE HAD CAUSE TO REJOCE. "A young man came nto our store yesterday sufferng from a severe at tack of cramp colc," wrtes B. F. Hess. mller and general merchant, Dckeys --.mountan, Ja. no nao treu varous home remedes wthout relef. As had used Chamberlans Colc, Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy gave hm a dose and t soon brought hm out alrght never saw a fellow so rejoced." Sold by all dealers nnd druggsts. Benson, Smth & Co., general agents, Hawaan slands. Fne Job Prntng, Star. Offce. t fll Serve Yonr nterest to call ana" nspect tho elegant assortment of tho chocest Dress Goods, Laces, Rugs, Etc, Etc., whch wo are openng daly. These goods were person- - 1 ally selected durng my European Tour. Ths ds play excels anythng yet produced n Honolulu. E. W. JORDAN. FORT WO. 10 STREET ARTESAN WELLS L. E. rxkhaj, Contractor Offce wth the Pacfc Hardware Co. Honolulu, H.. Estmates gven and contracts made for wells on any of the slands. SX W PLANTS For heavy work operated skllful hghest class drllers. m Ra$b by the most The 4 Tea Department For rch aromatc blends of great strength, combnng the delcous "fra grance of the Orent," we specally rec ommend our "Maltese Cross" blends. These are the perfecton of the tea ex perfs skll. Ther sale s very large and steadly ncreasng, demonstratng the value of judcous blendng. BWS Ss CO. ll Port Street. Telephone 210 BEAYER LUNCH ROOM. Tort Street. Opposte Wlder & C H. J, NOLTK, rropr. Frst Class Lunches served wth te coffee, soda water, gnger ale or mlk Smokers Requstes a Specalty. Metropoltan AND NAVY 81 KNG STREET. ft Meat Co CONTRACTORS, O. J. WALLER, Hanjf Cannon Cgarettes New and SuperorBrand Best Value for Sc. Holder for each Cgarette! For sale at all Retalers. Lmted Supply at Wholesale by g t X HYMAN BROS. PORT Whte as Snow. COSTA FLO WasMpjon MBrcanue Co., Lt, Corner Fort and Queen Streets THE "MONTOR" Plumbng, Tn, Copper DMOND Honolulu BLOCK. ron Works. STEAM ENGNES, SUGAR MLLS, BOLERS, COOLERS, RON, BRASS, AND LEAD CASTNGS. s one of the specal features of Machnery of Every Descrpton Made our busness. Thrty years of close to Order. Partcular attenton pad to addlcaton. study and vared ex Shps Blacksmthng. Job Work Exe perlence enable us to select teas cuted on Short Notce. unsurpassed both n qualty and Drce. For rchness, strength, quav ty, tone, flavor ana purty we clam our teas unsurpassed. BYAUTHOETY RRGATON NOTCE. Holders of water prvleges, or thou payng water rates, are hereby notlne that the hours for rrgaton purpose are from 6 to 8 oclock a. nu and frotr 1 to 6 oclock p. m. ANDREW BROWN. Superntendent of Water Works. Approved: ALEX YOUNG, Mnster of the nteror Honolulu, November 9, and 32 candlo-powo- r OO and 10 volts (LMTED). at the and Sheet ron KNG STREET. j 3 39 V Work CLEVELAND FRUT STORE CNG STREET, Next to Occdental Hotel. Fresh Calforna Fruts Always on tana. Dealer m Tobaccos, Cgars, Butter, and Kona Coffe MODEL Kodaks OF ALL KNDS... Premo, Korona, Tee, Buckeye, Empre State, nnd n dozen other makes of cameras 50,000 card mounts, fresh flms, plates, paper, etc. The Le Munyon Photo-Sup- ply 42C FORT STREET BOL?VEaLxa Co, Curos Kapa, Calabashes, Les, Natve Hats, Hula Skrts, Nlhau Mats, Fans, Shells, Seeds, etc. Home-mad- e Pol constantly on hand, Mendng done neatly and Cut Flowers furnshed by THE WOMANS EXCHANGE Cor. Hotel and Unon Streets, Honolulu Telephone 659, W. H. BARTH H, W." BARTH Honolulu Sheet Metal Works Galvanzed ron Skylghts and Ventlators, Metal Roofng, Conductor Ppe and Gutter Work. Jobbng Promptly Attended to. Rchard Street, between Queen and Merchant. Honolulu. at the

3 THE HAWAAN STAR, THURSDAY, JANUAY 11, TTTTOrL A.. C. ATKNSON ALBERT F. JUDD, Jp ATKNSON & JUDD Attorneys nml Counsellors nt Lnu Ofllce, over Dlshop & Co.b Bank. Cor. Kaahumnnu and Merchant Sts., ATTORNEY-AT-LA- 1 M. BROOKS 1 Sprockets Buldng. Fort Street, Honolulu. DR. WALTElt HOFFMANN. Beretanla St. opposte Hawaan Hotel. Ofllce Hours: 8 to 10 a. m.; 1 to 3 d. m.; 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays: 8 to 11 a. m. ttel. BO. P. O. Box 601. DR.. MOR 130 Beretanla St., bet...mma and Fort Telephone 277; P. O. Box 843 Ofllce hours: 0 to 13 a. m. and 7 to 8 p. n.; Sundays, 9 to 12 a. m. r 15 XTS T s. LOVE BULDNG. OR, A, C, LL Dl 0, E. WALL. FORT STREET, OFFCE HOURS. 8 a. m. to 4 P. m. M. S. G1UNBAUM & CO. Lmted. HONOLULXT.H.. Commsson Merchants and mporters of General Merchandse. San Francsco Ofllce, 215 Front Street. EptaWB Lfe Assurance Socety OF THE UNTED STATES. BRUCE CART WRGHT, General Manager tor Hawaan slands O. G. TRAPHAGEN, 228 MERCHANT ST., HONOLULU. Between Fort and Alakea. Telephone 743. WLLAM Mclnerny STOCK AND BOND BROKER. SAVDGE Block, Fort Street. THOMAS LNDSAY JEWELER. DAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND FNE JEWELRY. Fne Watch and Jewelry Reparng A Specalty. (634 Fort street. Honolulu, H.. P. O. Box 614. P. O. Box 371. Telephone 328. EDMUND R. BVEN STOCK BROKER. sland Stocks Bought and Sold, nt trustee for stockholders OFFCE: CAMPBELL BLOCK. CHARLES J. FALK STOCK AND BOND BROKER Member of the Honolulu Stock Exchange. Room 301, Judd Buldng. G. DOH 223 Kng Street, Honolulu. STRAW HATS MADE TO ORDER. Good ready made stock on hand and for sale at low prces. HOWARD & TRAN ARCHTECTS Sute 7, Model Block, Fort Street Telephone 989. COMPANY, LTD.) Esplanade, cor. Allen and Fort BU ors mm f o he ELTE CE M f K BULDNG REGULATONS TO APPLY N THE FUTURE. All Structures Must be Approved by Board of Health Merchants Would Shp Goods. A very lone and mportant meetng of the Board of Health was held yes terday afternoon. The frst busness was consderaton of the report of the Merchants commttee, requestng that numerous art cles of merchandse comng from clean dstrcts be allowed to go to the other slands. t was remarked that there would be no harm n shppng merchandse from stores outsde of quarantne. The Board of Health called attenton to the fact that there was no unquar- - antlned secton of Honolulu: that the whole cty had been placed n quarantne. The report was referred to the Planters Assocaton for ts deas. The santary commttee of the Board submtted a long report n regard to the constructon of buldngs, the recommendatons emboded n whch were taken from the report of the santary commsson of two weeks ago. By the adopton of ths report all future buldngs put up must be on specally prescrbed lnes, n addton to those lad down by the Superntendent of Publc Works. The queston of provdng for the people released from quarantne, came up and was dscussed ndependently of the proceedngs n Cabnet. n connecton wth the matter came an offer from John F. Colburn of a tract contanng about forty acres, stuated n Calthl, for one year wthout charge. The land belongs to the Kaplolant Estate. A communcaton from H. P. Baldwn was reported n whch that gentleman sad that Maul dd not want any merchandse from Honolulu except such artcles as the sland could not get along wthout. Dr. Davs was granted a lcense to practce medcne n the slands. Just Receved Please call and examne.our goods, we are wllng tq sell them at lowest market prces. nnneo Fort St., opp. Soreckels Bank. SLK PAJAMAS SLK SHRTS n up to dato colors and styles, and at prces to boat tho lowest WAKAM The Great Hotel Street Bazaar Tro Stores,. Robnson lllk., Hotel St. F WZARD OF DULL STOCK MARKET PROVOKES DSCUSSON. But the Dscusson Tends to ShoWThat Stocks Are Sufferng Only n Sympathy Wth Other Busness. "Well have to replace B. F. Dllngham wth Col. John H. Soper as the Honolulu wzard of fnance," sad one n the group of brokers who were alternatng ther observatons of the stream of would be Australa passengers gong Consul-Generalto and from the s ofllce, wth dscussons of the stock market. "Why?" asked the others n chorus. "Because of hs settlement of the Walalua stock deal," repled the frst speaker. "Just look at the stuaton," ho contnued. "Dllngham pad Soper $65,000 n cold cash and spent several days or weeks of hard work and worry carryng through the plan of an addtonal ssue of $1,000,000 of stock. Now what s the stuaton? Walalua assessable, 60 per cent pad s quoted 50 bd and 57 asked. At those fgures he could have gone on the market and bought the mllon dollars of stock the $575,-00- court requred hm to produce, 0, for whch he had sold at the par value of the assessments, or better and so have cleared up the dfference, dont you see, nstead of beng out the cool $G5,000 he pad Soper. "On the other hand, Soper took $63,-0- whch s stll at par, surrenderng clams to stock whch fluctuates and whch s now fluctuatng the wrong way. Therefore, am nnt rght gentlemen n declarng Soper and not Dllngham the real wzard of fnance?" "Youre rght," sad the oldest broker n the crowd. "Youre as rght as Col. Sellers or any of these other fellows who fgure out colossal schemes on pa-ne- r. But f you go to handlng your money on that bass youll end up where Joe Lelter dd. Not but what Col. Soper showed good sense n settlng the troversy con- nstead of lettng the ltgaton co on to the detrment of the planta ton. But f anyone undertook to buy a mllon dollars worth of Walalua hed have to pay a good deal more than $575, for t. Stocks have felt the general effect of the plague on busness. But f voull notce even the market quota ADMXTURE OF LNEN. There has been an ntermnable and perhaps rremedlal mxture of clothng taken from wash houses n the nfected dstrct to be delvered to partes n tons dont show any great fallng oft town. The trouble seems to have been n dvdend payng and what may be n the fact that the Chnese laundrymen called nvestment stock and bonds, and dd not know the names of half of ther good propertes wll recover as soon as whte customers. Prvate famles have normal condtons return." been suppled wth the laundry of boardng houses and vce versa; old SENATOR MORGAN. bachelors have found the most preposterous neces of lngere n ther pack Gov. Johnson of Alabama Wants Hs ages from the wash John and others Senatoral Seat. have receved garments that they know not of and need not at all, WASHNGTON. December 27. The contest between Senator Morgan and Gov. Joseph S. Johnson of Alabama, who s seekng the seat of the former n the senate. s becomng qute acute, and has reached the stage where formal letters demandng explanatons are n order. Mr. Morgan made a speecn the other day about trusts, and Gov Johnson, who belongs to a frm of ron manufacturers at Brmngham, took offense at what he consdered a personal alluson The exact words were these: "t s a monster monopoly that had to leave Alabama and fnd a home ana shelter n New Jersey, and a large cor noraton n whch the governor of Ala bama has or had a large amount of stock leads the processon." The governor of Alnbama demands that Senator Morgan retract the above A large assortment of all knds of Leather. Black Harness Leather No. 1 and 1 Russet Saddle Leather No. 1 and 1 Sole Leather, Splts Leather. Buffe Leather, French Calf Skn Eheep Skns, Lace Leather, Alum Leather. Batlgo, Etc Mule and statement or "wthdraw from the shel.nurse sonars. Assorted szes. Harness and Straps, Trace Chans. A nlace where he can get at hm ter of the senate and repeat t at some large assortment of Carrage Whlpa Whatever the facts n queston may bo t s perfectly safe to say that although Senator Morgan s 77 years old he wll not permt even the A large varety of Harness Buckles covernor to play "norse wun nm Brdle Buckles, Harness Rngs, Etc There was a report about the captal Sngle and Double Harness for Bugges today that Gen. Joe Wheeler had cap Dump Cart Harness complete. tured Agulnaldo, and r t ever turns out to be true, both Senator Morgan, Double Mule Harness n Sets. A fne wth all hs learnng and ablty, and the lot of Mexcan Saddles, Just what the profound confdence that s felt n hm Cow Boys wanted. Har Clnchas and bv hs colleauues of both partes, and Cncha Straps. Gov Johnson, wll have to look for other Jobs. "Fghtng Joe" wll he the next senator from Alabama, NOT HER FAULT. "s ths the cracked wheat, Jane?" " dun know, mum; ant looked at t or teched t, an f ts cracked twuz cracked afore come here." A GOOD THNG. Theres one good thng when they feel dry That busness men cannot pass by, For far and wldrf ts fame you hear, They stop to drnk of "Raner" beer. On draucrht or n bottle at Crteron. BUSNESS MENS MEMO. Thursday, Jan. 11, HOLLSTEB & CO.. AGENTS. Fve per cent ($1 per share) assessment s due and payable on the assessable stock of the McBryde Sugar Co., H. K. MEEMAN0 & CO. Ltd. on August 15, 189. Fve per cent CONTRACTORS AND BULDERS ($1 per share) on October 1, 1899 and 5 per Panters, Paperhangers and Decorators cent ($1 per share) on January 1, KEEP THE HEAD COOL and the All Work Neatly Done. feet warm s the advce gven by all Two and one-ha- lf per cent assessment on tho assessable stock of Olaa the doctors n tme of epdemcs of any Offce: Fort Street, Honolulu knd. Pachecos Dandruff Kller s the Sugar Co., Ltd., s due and payable best to use on the head. t s refreshng, nvgoratng and stmulatng, betonal on the 1st of each succeedng October 1, 1899, and 2 per cent add- fll sdes possessng coolng propertes contaned n no other preparaton n the Sxty per cent assessment on the month, ncludng July, SUES, LTD. market.. new 10,-0- ssue of shares of Walalue Agr. Fort Street, Near HoteL TeL 4T. PACHECOS DANDRUFF KLLER Co., Ltd., due Jan. 15, 1900, delnquent February 15, lvery Boardng and s for sale by all druggsts and at the Unon Barber Shop; Telephone Second assessment of 25 per cent on 696. the assessable stock of the Honolulu Bales Stables, Prompt Servce. Stylsh Turnouts 8afo Drvers. Grand Dsplay Stock-Yar- ds Co., Ltd., due January 1, of Fourth assessment of Ave per cent or one dollar per share on the assessable We are especally equpped to cater stock of Kamalo Sugar Co., due December 15, 1899, delnquent January 15, to your trade. Far dealng and good Chrstmas Goods! servce s what we depend upon to get t. Sevonth assessment of 10 per cent on Hack stand Bell Tower, Unon Street, Telephone No Hacks No. 12, 65, 81, 125, and 180. C. H. BELLNA, Manager. Rapd Transt & Land Co. due January 1st, delnquent February 1st. Sxth assessment of 10 per cent on the as3ehsable stock of Kona Sugar Co., Ltd., duo January 2, The ffth assessment of 10 per cent or $5 per share on tre assessable stock Jf Klhel Plantaton Co. s due and payable January 2, The fourth assessment of 10 per cent or $10 per share on tho assessable stock of Maunalel Sugar Co., Ltd.. s due January 1, 1900 delnquent January 31, Fourth nnd labt assessment of 25 per cent on tho assessable stock of Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd., due February 1, Tenth and fnal assessment of thrty per cent on the assessable stock of Amercan Sugar Co,, due December 15, 1S99, delnquent January 15th, JUDD BULDNG, FORT ST. n corporated Under the Laws of the Republc of Hawa. CAPTAL, $100, OFFCERS AND DRECTORS. Chas. M. Cooke Presdent Vce-Presde- P. C. Jones nt C. H. Cooke Casher F. C. Atherton Assstant Casher Drectors Henry WaterhouBe. Tom May, F. W. Macfarlane. E. D. Tenney. J. A. McCandleBS. Solcts the Accounts of Frms, Cor poratons, Trusts, ndvduals, and wll promptly and carefully attend to all ull busness connected wth bankng entrusted to t. Sell and Purchase Foregn Exchange, ssue Letters of Credt. Savngs Department Ordnary and Term Deposts, receved and nterest allowed n accordance wth rules and condtons prnted n pass bookn, copes f whtch may be had upon applcaton.! FRS! MRU BANK OF HAWA, LTD. ncorporated Under the Laws of the Republc of Hawa. Authorzed Captal, $1,000,000 Subscrbed Captal, 7 HO, 000 lnd Up Captal, 600,000 OFFCERS AND DRECTORS: Cecl Brown Presdent Vce-Presde- Mark P. Roblnso. nt B. F. Dllngham Vce-Presde- nt W. G. Cooper Casher JS. M. Boyd Secretary Drectors Cecl Brown, W. G. Cooper n. M. von Holt, Mark P. toolnson and uruce Cartwrght. DRAW EXCHANGE ON: San Francsco Anglo-Callfo- The r. ntan Bank. Lmted. Chcago The Merchants Loan and Trust Company. New York J. & W. Sellgman & Com pany. London The Bank, jmtea. Anglo-Calforn- Pars Soclete Generate. Hamburg M. M. Warburg & Com. pany. Hongkong and Yokohama The Char. tered Bank of nda, Australa and Chna. Australa The Unon Bank of Aus tralla, Lmted. Canada Bank of Montreal. Berln Gebruder Meyer. Exchange bought and sold. Letters Credt ssued on nl parts of the world. ESTABLSHED BSHOP & Co., Bankers, TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG AND EXCHANGE BUSNESS. COMMERCAL AND TRAVELERS LETTERS OF CREDT SSUED, AVALABLE N ALL THE PRNCPAL CTES OF THE WORLD. NTEREST Allowed on fxed deposts: Three months, 3 per cent; sx months, 3 per cent; twelve months, 4 per cent. CLAUS SPRECKELS. WM. G. RWN. Glaus Sprectels & Co, BAN KS, HONOLULU, H.. San Francsco Agents The Nevada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. DRAW EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCSCO The Navada Natonal Bank of San Francsco. LONDON The Unon Bank of London, Ltd. NEW YORK Amercan Exchange Natonal Bank. CHCAGO Merchants Natonal Bank. PARS Credt Lyonnas. BERLN Dresdner Bank. HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The Hongkong and Shangha Bankng Corporaton. NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALA Bank of New Zealand. VCTORA AND VANCOUVER of Brtsh North Amerca. Bank TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG AND EXCHANGE BUSNESS. Deposts Receved. Loans Made on Approved Securty. Commercal and Travelers Credts ssued. Blls of Exchange Bought and Sold. COLLECTONS PROMPTLY AC- COUNTED FOR. BSHOP & CO. Savngs Bank Untl further notce, Savngs Deposts wll be receved and nterest allow-t- d by thls Bank at four and one-ha- lf per cent per annum. The terms, rules nd regulatons of the Hawaan Postal Savngs Bank wlt be adopted aa far as t s practcable to apply them, md the Cash Reserve of $50,000 as requred under the Postal Act wll be - mantaned. Prnted copes of the Rules and Regulatons muy be obtaned ton. on applca- BSHOP & CO. Antseptc Soluton. A law s n Togue n Par that ths shall bo used n all barber shops. n use at THE SLENTJM SHOP, Joseph. Fernandez, Propretor. Arlngton Block, lotel t "WHTE Are recommended for ther beauty, ease of runnng. A large assortment red n stock by H. HACKFELD SOLE AQENTS FOR THE Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu, H.. WE NVTE NSPECTON SEWNG MACHNES the world over durablty and styles c & GO., Ltd. HAWAAN SLANDS. HONOLULU TOBACCO CO,, Ltd,.. MRORTBRS OF.. Havana and Manla Cgars Smokers Artcles Fne Grades of Smokjng Tobacco Pacfc Heghts Resdence lots on Pacfc Heghts are now offered for sale. No resdence property havng smlar advantages and attractons, as far as healthfulness of locaton, havng an elevaton of from 170 to 800 feet, and affordng the grandest marne and scenc vews, as also ts proxmty to the busness part of the cty beng less than a mle from the Progress Block, has ever before been presented to the people of Honolulu, One of the man features of ths property, and procured at great expense, s the abundant supply of pure sprng water, pronounced by Dr. C. B. Wood as beng the purest and best drnkng water obtanable n the sland, whch s now beng conducted nto storage reservors upon the property by an ndependent ppe lne, an 1 wll be suppled to resdents at Government rates. Oun Guarantee. We guarantee to all purchasers of lots on Pacfc Heghts that we wll, wthn sx months, provde rapd transportaton to the hghest lots on the property, connectng the same wth the Honolulu Rapd Transt Co.s lne on Pauoa Road at the begnnng of Kaulan Drve. Terms. One-thr- d cash, n one year, n two years; nterest, sx per cent per annum on deferred payments. Our carrage wll convoy partes desrng to nspect the property to and from the same. For maps and full partculars, call at our offce, rooms 7 and 8, Progress Block,, BRUCE, WARNG & CO. Parlor Furnture Rattan Chars A LARGE ASSORTMENT JUST TO HAND Coyno-oM- o EXE. P. MTHET Furnture Company PROGRESS BLOCK, FORT ST. Schraders Waluku Hotel Stuated at the mouth of the scenc wonder of tho slands, the AO VAL- LEY, Maul. Ths house s a convenent startng pont for toursts vstng the crater world-famo- of Haleakala, the largest extnct volcano n the world. Tho house s modern n ts appontments and genune home cookng s provded guests. MRS. O. D, SCRADER, Propretor. NOTCE. Fne Job Prntng, Star Ofllce. at the Star Ofllce. of 5 always Capstan Navy Cut Gold-tppe- d 3 Castles Cgarettes vory Coods, Sofas, Chars, Tables, Bureaus Slk Tablo Covers LUN C0NG CO. Hotel Street, opposte tha Arllnaffla JUST ARRVED! Notce s hereby gven that tho undersgned assortoa amus- A comptoto lno of has apponted J. ALFRED MAGOON General Manager ng for the Hawaan slands for the Provdent Sav- playng toys for chldren. ngs Lfe Assurance, Socety of New Call and soo us beforo you mako York. All premums on polces held by your Chrstmas purchasos. people n the Hawaan slands are payable at hs ofllce.. R. BURNS. & Honolulu, December 22, 1S99. Romovod from tho Orphoum Block to OM Kng Stroot, opposlto tho Metropoltan Moat Market.

4 TOUR THE HAWAAN BTAH,.THURSDAY, JANUART,11, THE HAWAAN STAR DALY AND SEM-WEEKL- Publshed every afternoon (except Sunday) by The Hawaan Star Newspaper Assocaton, Ltd. JULATAU T. ATKNSON Edtor PRANK L. HOOGS, Busness Manager SUBSCRPTON RATES: Per Year (n advance) t 8.00 Three Months (n advance) 2.00 Per Month (n advance) 75 Foregn (per year, n advance) Natonal guardsmen for a few days. We are n such a poston now that everyone must put hs shoulder to the wheel, and we must not bear too hardly upon Any partcular secton. The work should be dvded. The layng up of the tug Eleu at the present crss s unfortunate. Stll the lttle vessel has been dong double duty lor some months past, and machnery, gves out, as human mechansm gves out. The only dfference s that whle you can tnker up your old machnery, 5t s a great deal cheaper to dscard the human machnery "n toto" and start wth an entrely new outft. Human ndustry s very cheap and has always been from the commencement of governments. t s necessary to lay up the Eleu, or any other machnery for a tme. The human element s never lad up t s lad off. What s "Hawaan fever," whch appears n the Board of Health mortuary statstc? The reports of "Hawaan fever" come n from one establshment only, and, as the dsease s not recognzed by the medcal works one would thnk that the Board of Health would have the matter looked up, and a proper dagnoss made. t s absurd to put down as a cause of deaths name for a dsease whch s not professonally recognzed, f malaral fever s meant, the dsease should 1)8 ho lsted. To.allow "Hawaan fever" to appear s merely slpshod. f one wants to wrlto of malara or typhod one wants to know whether "Hawaan fever" s a dsease totally apart or whether t s analogous to ether of the two OVER Y ESTMATED. From the report b Sergeant Weedon, lhe number of fjsople n the. Chnatown wcut nu MKt: very. nuun overestmated. Trere have been so many ephemeral addtons that one was dsposed to thnk that a mstake had been made, but the orgnal estmate of the populaton, wthout undue swellngs, must be near the truth. From whatever one learns there must have been a con slderable amount of passng backwards and forwards and undoubtedly a largp percentage of the Chnatown populaton has managed to make ts way through the lnes somehow, and when the total populaton s removed t wll be found to be very much less than the,10,500 t wab estmated at. Of course the 1700 ratons do not represent the total populaton, for many are wllng to supply themselves wth food, and others are supported by ther frends. But Sergeant Weedons fgures are a ponter and the populaton of Chnatown s certanly consderably rhort of 10,000. Accordng to the latest census estmate t s a lttle over 4,000. STLL HOPEFUL. The plague contnues to crop up here and there n spte of the steady war-far- o that has been waged aganst t. The cases reported can all be traced to the nfected dstrct. One of them was a guajd, another was a man workng on tre ordorless excavator, one case reported today s a boy n Knumakapll, wthn the nfected dstrct, and another s a Chnese n the detenton camp at Cakaako, Ths clearly shows the necessty of thoroughly clearng out and sterlzng the present quarantned dstrct, and vndcates the Board n ts acton of burnng out the secton. There are some who. stll are averse to ths ac- - tlon, but the longer we are engaged n the struggle, the more s t realzed that nothng but the drastc measures employed wll bo of any aval. The dllllculty the Board s laborng under s the mpossblty of movng the populaton at once. Could ths be done, many a case mght be saved. As long as any people reman n the nfected dstrct they nre lable to contagon. That the utmost dlgence s beng used, and the work rushed as fast as possble s certan, and more despatch cannot be expected, for work s beng SPECAL ADVERTSNG AGENTS pushed nght and day. But t must be Chcago James E. Colby, 309 Stock Exchange Buldng. tryng to nl who are engaged n ths San Francsco Dakes Advertsng lfe and death struggle to free the Agency, 64 Merchants Exchange. town from the pest, that human effort SEM-WEEKL- Y SUBSCRPTON: s of necessty lmted. cal Subscrbers, per annum $2.00 The cases whch have occurred durng Foregn Subscrbers, per annum the last twenty-fou- r hours need not (Strctly n Advance). alarm the communty unduly. They were to be expected, and others may THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, be expected. What the communty has to be thankful for s the fact thnt the n the controversy about the twenteth century the clam s made that the dsease wthn certan defned Board of Health has been able to con-ln- e Dr. Bshop, the Pope and Emperor are lmts. The fact that all cases occurrng are ether n Chnatown or can be nt one. Ths s not the case. The Emperor and Dr. Bshop agree, but the drectly traced to Chnatown s most Pope does not, as has been shown by encouragng, and ponts to the fact that quotatons from Englsh, French and the Board of Health has the stuaton Flemsh papers. really n hand, but that certan lmtatons prevent t from complete vctory The Natonal guardsmen are feelng at present. That the Board of Health lhe stran of constant duty. Many of s workng on correct lnes, events them are complanng of colds and planly show and the communty nstead of feelng ether depresson or slght alments, and most of them are tred out. The suggeston s made that alarm should be satsfed that a dangerous stuaton s so well held n hand, the Ctzens guard should be called on for volunteers, to take the place of the and s beng so scentfcally and carefully met. THE DESTTUTE. Tls subject of provdng for the desttute has been practcally met by the commttees apponted. A locaton has been found where such people can be housed, and as the number released from quarantne and detenton camps ncreases, other locatons, wfylch have been examned, wll be avlalable, The commttee whch met the Phhese and Japanese Consuls found thatqulte a number of each natonalty would be qute able to take care of themselves. Of the mass of Japanese, close on to 3,500, there are 700 who would be qute ready to go on plantatons as laborers. f the33 were put nto a rgorous quarantne, there seems to be no reason why they should not have ther wsh and thus releve the pressure on the communty. Properly quarantned they Mould be qute as safe os those laborers who come from Japan and are, after detenton on Quarantne sland sent to varous ponts throughout the goup. The dfllculty wll be wth that class of the populaton whch were clerks, and shopkeepers. The barbers can start up agan easly, and snce. there has been a dearth of barbers outsde Dr. Bshop apparently was the cause of a bar room fght f the polce chroncler s to be beleved. t s very dangerous to monkey wth these abstruse uuestlons, and Dr. Bshop really ought to be careful. When that worthy gentleman s quoted n support of a theory for drnks, t really becomes serous. t may be harmless enough as long as, the quarantne lmts, they wll do well. the drnkers keep to drnk 0, but when But how to get work for the clerks and they start out to fnd whether 99 drnks others no accustomed to manual labor s 100 drnks, they are very s lkely to a problem. t s always the clerk be consderably muddled n ther calculaton. They wll be undertakng to class n any natonalty that feels the prove that 100 s 200 or somethng lke that. pressure of any calamty. However Chnese and Japanese are all more or less able to labor even though they have gven up manual work to go nto other lnes. For these some knd of publc work must be found. As yet the commttee has not formulated any plans for supplyng these people wth work, but just as soon as they leave the quarantne and detenton camps they wll have to be put to some works, otherwse we shall be pauperzng them, and that must be strctly avoded. We must provde them wth shelter, because n the nterest of the communty we have burned ther homes, and t s ncumbent on us to fnd work f necessary, but that work must be pad for by a dally wage. (Street reparng ought to be at once n sttuted, and ths would glve,ernploy-men- t to a consderable numbert There s lots to be done n ths drecton certanly, as the Road Supervsor well knows, for he has been makng a very careful survey of the stuaton company wth the Mnster of the OET ACQUANTED. The more people you know the greater your chance of fndng useful frends among them. The samo prncple obtans as to labor-sayn- convenences. t s much better to get a lght by pressng n button at your bedsdo than to rse, strke a match and set the gas gong. The more thngs you know how to do, the more thoroughly safe-guarde- d you are n emergences and tmes of trouble. t s gnorance along these lnes whch nduces ncalculable loss of tme, monoy and health. "Oh, f had only known of t n tme," s the sad, deplorng cry of multtudes who fnd themselves n tho grasp of some (ls-eas- e from, whch a certan remedy mght have delvered them. Now, nformaton comes through the eye and ear. t s reasonable, therefore, to suppose that what wo are now gong to tell you about WAMPOLES PREPARATON may be the most valuablo ntellgence prnted n ths nowspaper. t s palatable a3 honey and contans tho nutrl. tvo and curatve propertes of Pure Cod Lver Ol, extracted by us from fresh cod lvers, combned wth the Compound Byrup of Hypophosphtes, Malt and Wld Cherry. t has no equal for tho use of nvalds and Consumptves. n nl cases of Fevers, Aruema, Nervous Deblty, Pneumona, Scrofula, Rheumatsm, etc., t may bo mplctly doponded on. Pro. gresslvo physcans ndorse and proscrbe t. Thn and wasted patents quckly gan new health and strength. Ono sufferer ganed twelve pounds n weght from a sngle bottle. f you need t now take t now. f not, get acquanted wth t and know what to do when occason arses. One bottlo convnces. Effectve from tho frst dose. " You cannot bo dsapponted n t." Sold by all chemsts. n The Old Relable FOR Pure Drugs AND MEDCNES Dsnfectants OF EVERY DESCRPTON Dealers n Photographc Materal and Chemcals Prescrptons Carefully Fort Street, Honolulu, H.. Announcement. Commencng wth the New Year and the new Century, W. W. Dmond & Co., Ltd., beg to announce that ther store wll be open each day untl 5:30 p. m. W. W. DMOND & CO., LMTED. mporters of Crockery and Glass and House Furnshng Goods. You Cannot Complan Ths Chrstmas for want of a nce lne of Mens Slppers to remember your frends wth! There s nothng a man apprecates or enjoys more than a good, easy-fttn- g Slpper; one that s bult for perfect comfort, and weve got them, drect from Hanans factory; perfect gems wthout equals! All styles. clnernys Shoe Store FORT STREET. HONOLULU. FNE CUT GLASS Tho very latest patters dlroct from Eastorn manufacturers DNNER SETS, 100 PECES Just to hand by the " Martha Davs", RONSTONEWARE By the " County of Meroneth " Addtons to our stock of Japanesewaro, ncludng screens, by tho "Carmarthenshre" The "W. H. Dmond," "Aldon Besse" and "Australa" have brought us lnes of regular supples, whch have been "short" n tho market. Just opened ex "Alameda" a full lne of Englsh Cutlery PACFC Fort and Merchant HARDWARE Streets. Openng nvtaton to Kerrs Hew ueen Street COMPANY Store New and Seasonable Goods and Mllnery at Specal Prces, c 5- - :? LMTED Kng and Bethel Streets. DRESS GOODS N BEAUTFUL DESGNS NEW MLLNERY, the latest 1 shapes, desgns and colors. NEW TABLE LNENS, mostjfappro-prat- e Chrstmas Gfts. NEW CURTANS, beautful desgns and great varety; bought wth care ancj. judgment. NEW RUGS, alo szes and colors. And all at prces that cannot bejbeaten n thsj cty. Specal prces here mean bargans. v. PB. KBRR? MPORTER.

5 1. THE HAWAAN STAR. THURSDAY, JANUARY lf,j FTS. The Century 11 1 H 1 GUM S S Ht MARTAL ACTVTY SEEN AT THE BUNGALOW. HENCE THERE ARE 1900 YEARS N 19 CENTURES. Stock Takng Sale! "Wll Commence on SATURDAY next at N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd. We have appled the knfe wth a ven geance, and have cut prces n half. The Bargans vnce you that The Stock must of Cost. we we Dont Fal to Secure Your Share of the Good Thngs, Sachs D THE Durng Quarantne Telephone shall mean The Harness Factory, and Offce of C. E. COLLNS s stuated n the " Lncoln Block," Kng St. near Alakea. Any orders entrusted to me wll receve prompt attenton, orders already booked wll be delvered from there. No For Sale ON EASY WAALUA AGRCULTURAL CO., LTD. Notce s hereby gven that an assessment of per CO cent has been leved upon the 10,000 shares, new ssue, of the Walalua Agrcultural Co., Ltd., and that the same wll bo due and payable at the offlce of Castle & Cooke, Ltd., January 15th, E. D. TENNET. Secretary Walalua Agrl. Co., Ltd. at the." ry Goods PEOPLES PROVDERS. C. K Collns, Largest Manufacturer of Harness and - Horse Goods n the slands. P. O. Box No. 507 Cheap TERMS Thla desrable property, bounded by Beretanla, Punahou and Kng streets, on the town sde of the McCully homestead, 1b now offered for sale. The extenson of Young street passes through the land. An artesan well on the premses supples the purest water. The breezes from Manoa valley render the localty extremely healthful. The property s on the lne of cars, and the Rapd Transt cars wll run through or by t. There s no better or more refned neghborhood n Honolulu. For terms, etc., apply to. F. WUNDENBERG, At J. A. Magoons offce, next to P. O. Or to J. LGHTFOOT, on the adjonng premses. ASSESSMENT NOTCE. NOTCE OF be ASSESSMENT. Notce s hereby gven that the seventh assessment of ten (10) per cent on the captal stock of the Honolulu Rapd Transt and Land Company, wll be due and payable to J.. Fsher, Treasurer, at 411 Fort street (upstars), Honolulu, on the 1st day of January prox. The (.hares upon whch any assessment may reman unpad after thrty days from sad date, wll be declared delnquent. J. A. OLMAN, Secretary. R. T. & L. Co.. Honolulu, 3rd January,1900. offer wll con busness. reduced regardless Co., Ltd, NOTCE Notce s hereby gven that MESSRS. W. G. RWN & CO.. LTD.. have ths day been apponted RESDENT AGENTS for the Hawaan slands of the followng nsurance companes ROYAL NSURANCE COMPANY, of LVERPOOL. ALLANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY of LONDON. SCOTTSH UNON AND NATONAL NSURANCE COMPANY of EDN- BURGH. ALLANCE MARNE AND GENER AL ASSURANCE COMPANY of LONDON. MR. JOHN S. WALKER wll contln ue to be assocated wth the busness of tne above named companes. R. C. MEDCRAFT, General Agent and Attorney. BY AUTHORTY Offce of the Board of Health, Honolulu, H.., January 8th, At a meetng of the Board of Health held ths afternoon a resoluton was adopted wjth relaton to steamers leavng Honolulu for sland ports, whch provdes as follows: 1. That all steamers or other vessels engaged n nter-slan- d commerce, are prohbted from approachng closer than 100 feet to the wharves, except by specal permsson of the Board of Health, and that they proceed outsde the harbor and reman at anchor durng the nght. 2. That no passengers be allowed to leave Honolulu "for other ports on the slands untl further notce. Ths does not apply to Japanese laborers from the Quarantne Staton at Maullola to steamer wthout communcaton wth the shore, or to cabn passengers who have been transferred dlreptly from foregn steamers n the stream to the nter-slan- d steamers wthout communcaton, wth the shore. 3. That shpment of food and fodder materals be allowed only when same are transshpped from foregn vessels lyng n the stream (wthout havng touched the wharf). 4. That shpment of the followng artcles, not lable to nfecton be permtted from the port of Honolulu under supervson of the Board, vz.: Con n bags (after bolng or dsnfecton). Lme. Machnery. Coal from vessels n harbor only. Brcks, Portland cement. Sugar bags (when same are dsn fected by - steam or other effectve means). And such other artcles as the Board may deem equally unlnfectous. C. B. WOOD, " Presdent Board of Health. Note Heads, BU Heads, Statements Bargan louse and Lot! Makk Street, Wakk sde, above Wlder Avenue. House contans seven rooms. Nce lawn, abundance of shrub bery and trees. Sze of lot, street frontage, 225x101 deep. : PKCE, $6, For further partculars, see - -. jt. Wll E, Fsher Real Estate Agent & Auctoneer FORT AND MERCHANT STS. NOTCE. Notce s hereby gven that J. H. Fsher retred from the frm of Bshop & Co., on the 31st day of December, The frm now comprses Samuel M. Damon and Henry E. Walty. BSHOP & COMPANY--. ELECTON OF OFFCERS. At the annual meetng of the stockholders of the Bank of Hawa, Ltd., held Jan. 5; 1900, the followng offcers were elected to serve for the ensung year: Presdent C. M. Cooke VlcePresldent P. C. Jones Cashlr C. H. Cooke Asst. Casher F. C. Atherton H. Waterhouse, T. May, Mac-farlan- F. W. e, E. D. Tenney and J. A. wth the above offcers consttute the Board of Drectors. F. C. ATHERTON, SecretahrV.o; Honolulu, Jan. 5, LA& ASSESSMENTS. THRD ASSESSMENT of 50 cents per share was DELNQUENT Dec. 31, 1899; delnquent shares wll be sold at 12 oclock noon, January 27th, 1900, f sad assessment s not settled for, wth nterest, before that date. FOURTH ASSESSMENT of 50 cents per share s now subject to penalty and wll be delnquent Jan. 31st, FRTH ASSESSMENT of 50 cents per share s now DUE AND PAY- ABLE. All assessments are payable at the offce of Alexander & Baldwn, Judd buldng. J. P. COOKE, Treasurer Honolulu, Jan TO vlst! Olaa Sugar Co. Mr. Danfords Cottage on Clnau street between Mrs. E. R. Henry and Mrs. S. Roths resdences. Cottage contans parlor, dnng room, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and all modern convenences, also ktchen range. C. BOLTE. REMOVAL NOTCE! The offce of the PEERLESS PRESERVNG PANT CO. s removed to 617 Fort Street opposte tue Club Stables. BY AUTHORTY Lorrn Andrews, Esq. has ths day been apponted a Notary Publc for the Frst Judcal Crcut of the Hawaan slands, ALEX. YOUNG, Mnster of the nteror. nteror Offce, Jany. 0, Full Force of the Frst Regment n Therefore Untl the Full Completon oc Actve Servce Every Department Years the Twenteth Cdnturj; Now n Full Swng. Wll Not Have Begun. Consderable apprehenson was creat ed among the Natonal Guard by a rumor that ther pay was to be cut down to the rate of actve servce pay prevalng pror to annexaton, that s to about $1 a day. nqury among the off cers however seems to develop the fact that ths suggeston was only n con templaton when the avalable funds were supposed to be only $25,000. But snce the Councl of State has approprated $250,000 to meet the plague stuaton, and as the mltary s beng employed under the drecton of the Board of Health, the dea of gong back to the old actve mltary servce bass of pay has been abandoned. The Executve Councl has authorzed the Mlnlstet of Foregn Affars, who s at the head of the mltary department, to make whatever expendtures he aeems necessary n the present emer gency. There s an ar of the mltary camp and feld and of martal exercse and actvty about mltary headquarters at the Bungalow these days. There are guards at the gates to the Executve grounds. Col." Jones s on duty constantly. The offcer of the day keeps hs dutes. Orderles wth brghtly polshed buttons, bolt buckles and shoes and spotless whte trousers are on duty ready to carry orders. Two or three two seated rgs wth double teams and drvers n unform, dash n and out of the Executve grounds carryng a captan or leutenant here to some mltary du ty, or a sergeant or corporal there to some santary task. Over n the corner of the grounds at the ntersecton of Hotel and Lkellke streets la the commssary department under the drecton of Commssary Sergeant Dck Daly who wears hs unform as becomngly as f he were born n Jt Two bg ranges are at the servce of a corns of cooks. The dnng room tor tllh men wll seat one hundred, and that-fo- the offcers a dozen or more. r Soto and roasts wth plenty of bread rand-butte- r, coffee and vegetables are servea lor anner wm u. curreajuu-n- g bll of fare for breakfast and supper. Every department of the mltary organzaton s now well establshed and n good workng order. THE PHLPPNES. Cncnnat reports an order from Manla for 20 car-loa- of beer. The consgnee, a Manla saloon-keep- and a er red-h- ot mperalst, says he has a demand for eght car-loa- a week. Sprngfeld Republcan. Presdent McKlnleys lttle war of Anglo-Saxo- n conquest s decdedly overshadowed these days by Joseph Chamberlans war of the same sort. Qute possbly the presdent does not regret ths. He never appeared to be very proud of hs performance. Sprng, feld Republcan. The Phlppne commssoners say that Mablnl has been the brans of the Flpno government and movement for ndependence, whle Agulnaldo has been nothng but a fgurehead. Stll, Gen. Ots would gan weght mmedately f he could catch the fgurehead. Sprngfeld Republcan, t may be fortunate for Presdent McKlnley before he s through wth hs Phlppne troubles that he has a happy faculty of.rhanglng hs mnd when t seems advsable for hs nterests, for the track he s runnng on at present leads straght to free trade.and drect taxaton to pay the blls. Worcester Telegram. ENGLANDS TROUBLES. They call t "The Whte Mans Boer-den- " n England just now. Sprngfeld Republcan. Charles G. D. Roberts, the gentle Nova Scota poet, now lvng n New York, has offered hs servces n South Afrca, and dd t by telegraph to the Domnon mnster of mlta at Ottawa. Are there not already enough msfts n the Brtsh army? Are we to have gentlemen rankers from Canada and the Unted States? Sprngfeld Republcan.! The early Brtsh estmates of the nqney cost of conquerng the Boers wer.e $50,000,000. They are now beng rased to $200,000,000, and even that fgure wll probably look small when the dsastrous account has been closed up. Sprngfeld Republcan. THE GOLD STANDARD. The House, of course. ntended to act genunely, but there s a decded note of rony n votng to adjourn out of respect to the memory of Rchard P. Bland after passng a gold standard bll. Sprngfeld Republcan. The wldest magnaton wll not, of course, be able to detect any connecton between the present fnancal stress and the gold legslaton at Washngton. Stll t s not an auspcous fact poltcally for the gold party that the passage of the gold bll n the House should be concdent wth a panc n Wall street. That s capable of dong some cheap-mone- y servce on the west- Sprngfeld Republcan. ern stump. COMMTTEES. t s not at all certan that the creaton of three commttees n the Senate to deal wth nsular affars wll prove to be for the best nterests of the varous slands. t seems lke havng one commttee fo-n- ew Mexco, another for Arlbna and another fort Alaska, nstead of a sngle toromttee on terrtores.to deal wth them Republcan. HAMMER ANJ ANVL. "n the comng century," sad Count Von Buelow n the Rechstag, Ge-m- an the people must ether be the hammer or the anvl." Thd" now naval ncrease bll whch the count was advocatng ndcates whch role the Germans, under Wllams leadershp, are nclned to choose. t s the same wth the other great natons. All want to be tho hammer, none the anvl. Sprngfeld Republcan. THE NOBLE RED MAN. n the Crcut court here yesterday the jury n the case of the state aganst Bloody Tomahawk, charged "wth cattle stealng, returned a verdct of not gulty. Mnneapols Tmes. Tho Lzze Reld mado her way through the floatng ce last Monday, to the great relef and satsfacton of the ndans, who were n after ratons. Forest Clty.(S. D.), Press. EDTOR STAR:-W- 11 you grant n your Valuable columns tu take ma-spac- e ssue wth the Rev. S. E. Bshop? 4Uc Pope and the Emperor Wlllfum notwthstandng). Mr. Bshop arguen that when a man s n hs 41st year ho s only 40 venrs old. 1. e. he wlr nut le 41: years old untl the end of the 41 years, whch s qute correct. Therefore when, an era s n ts 190pth year t s only 1899 years old and wll not be 1900 years old untl the end of the year Consequently t cannot be n ts 20tl century untl t has become 19 centures old whch Wll not be untl tlo v.nr wn shall have ended and the 1901 be about to commence. Agan Mr. Bshop nrgues that when a man reaches hs year 100 he has fnshed hs 100th year, not begun t. Thlsu for the sake of argument, may k? admtted but t docs not alter the fact that he has not fnshed hs century (or term of 100 years). A man: born on the 1st of January,, year 1, wll not complete hs 1st century untl the 31st of December year 100; nor wll he enter upon hs 2nd century untl that date has lapsed. The Chrstan Era wll not ;o 1SDO-year- s old untl the end of the year 1300 and logcally t cannot enter upon tst 20th century untl the 1900 years of ts. exstence are completed. Mr. Bshop says that so soon as was ho 10 years old he began hs lltl year. True agan, but he was not 10 years o3 untl the 10th annversary of hfs hlrth n other words, untl he had completed 10 years of exstence. He says that when he pays a man $100, the man has no rght to demand another dollar. Also true: but when he has pad hm $99 and then pays hm 1 cent, that does not complete the payment of $100, but le has to keep on payng untl he has other pafl-th- 99 cents to complete the full: $100. n support of hs theory Mr. Bfshop quotes the legal formula of datng documents "On ths twenteth (ordnal) day of December, n ths year of our Lord, one thousand eght hundred andt nnety-nne- " and then asserts that ths clearly proves that last year was year the Ths axom no one can controvert, but submt that the year 1893 was not complete Untl ts end, nor dd the year 1900 commence untl the ended. Now f ths s the case year l years t must be so wth centures or perods of 100 years, and the 2nd cycle cannot commence untl the. 1st s completed nor can the 20th cycle or century commence untl the 19th cycle or century s completed,. e. untl the last day of the year 1900 has passed and the 1st day of 1901 commenced. The Chrstan Era wll not ho HOtf. years old untl the end of the year 1S00. When a man s 12 months old he s one-yea- r old. t s the end of hs year 1. s When a century s 99 years am old, t s the end of the 1st century and the begnnng of the 2nd; when an era s 1899 years and 12 months old t s the end of the 19th century and the begnnng of the 20th. But a man s not one year old untl the end of a year from the day of hs natvty. A century s not 100 years old untl the end-oone hundred (100) years from ts ncepton, and an era s not 1900 years oa untl the end of 1900 ypars from ts nauguraton. Therefore t seems to ma. that the 19th century does not end untl the last, day of the year 1900, nor does the. 20th century commence untl the. 1st day of the year Respectfully yours, FRANK B. AUERBACn Honolulu, January 11, Fne Job Prntng. A Favorte wth f Everyone! FAMOUS FOR TS" PURTY y Jme.WAawwwr. - ts deal for home use MllltfUHM-- a tral A OAHU RALWAY AND LAND GOS TME TABLE From and After January lot, 1H0OL TKANt. STATONS. Dully Dally (Outward) ex. Sun. D.ly ex.sun Dly DTSf A.M. A.M. A.M. P.U, P.W. S Honolulu 7:10 0: :15 B: Pearl Oty 8K :4e 11:40 8;7 6f Ewa Mll S: a :05 OHO Walanae... ll:m 445 Wnlalua Kalmlcu JWB 0:15 STATONS, Dally (nward) ex.tun. Dy Dly Dlnr A.M. A.M. r.u. p.m.. Kahuku. B: Walalua t):10... sm Waanne... 7:10... ajtk Km Mll :60 7: tsk Pearl Cty :03 1:80 4:8 Honolulu :10 8:05.. fm2l G. P, Denbok, F. O. Surrn, Supsrlntendnt. den. Pass. & Tkt, Act 1 A "4 a.t m m h

6 JL HacMeld & Go. (LMTED.) SOLE AGENTS FOR Portland Flourng Mlls tvltlcl Sperry Flour Co. HA.VE JUST RECEVED A LARGE QUANTTY OP THE FOLLOWNG POPULAR BRANDS: 0olden Gate Flour, Superb Flour, Olympc Flour, CJascada Flour, CL and O. Flour, Golden Lly Flour, Portland Flour, Oayton Flour, Eldorado Flour. sale at Lowest Prces. fluhacoeld & CO. (LM LTED.)! (LMTED.) msson Agents. 3U to call the attenton of the trade to ler complete lne of rdware n Crockery Saddlery Etc, Fants and Ols teal Plantaton Supples. A fne assortment of Ktchen : Furnshngs. toyagateware A Specalty. Kaahumanu Hawaan Electrc Company. Street. The cleanest, brghtest nfest and reallv x the long run, the oheapest and best lght t w ue n the famly resdence, la the lncan- - foant electro lght. 8af e ; nothng could t) cf er. A lew davs aeo a promnent aren-- Stoman of Honolulu camo rushng down to sa onoeo ne jsectno uompany and sad: are me fgures for wrng my house, and rant t done at once: no more lamns for me. fact nght a lump tpped over and t came to near settng flro to the house and burnng nr chldren and take no more rsks," Sht s the sentment of qute a number n 3a past few weeks, who have ordered tbelr wooao nttod wth the perlect lght, last thnk t over and make un vour mnd fc&t you want the best and safest lght; send the Hawaan Electro Company and tell 4tra what yon waus. have a complete stock of everythng n m 1d6 and have just receved a lot of the pry latest desgns n ohanaellers l. W HcChesney & Sons. "Wholesale Grocers and Dealers u Leather and Shoo Fndngs. ftjrents Honolulu Soap Works Com pany and Honolulu Tannery. ndgeston No Appette, General Weakness. f your food s only partly dgested, then tlo body s only partly nourshed. Tho blood rapdly becomes thn aud flled wth mpurtes, tho nerves aro easly exhausted, thoro s headache, restlessness, and tho wkolo system s greatly debltated. Mr. A. ChauTourer, of Wagp Wagga, Now South Wales, sends us hs photograph and tho followng testmonal : " Wlllo reportng for tho local and metropoltan press n Hverlna, contracteda severe chll whch developed nto a general weakness of my dgestve organs. A short course of AYDK enabled mo to rontnuo my work nl rght. My appette mproved, my tasto for food camo lack, and my general health was greatly mproved n every way." When takng tho Sarsaparlla, t s best to use Ayors Tlls also. Tako just enough each nght to produco one good froo movement of tho bowols daly. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ajer & Co., Lowell, Mass., U.S.A. HOLDAY Toys Toys Toys books books books For sale by (LMTED.) lerhant STtEET. Near the Postofflce. CASTLE & COOKE, LMTED Lfe and Fre nsurance kgm o 1SF" AGENTS FOR NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LFE NSURANCE CO, OP BOSTON. ETftA NSURANCE OF HARTFPRD, CONN CO, THE YOKOHAMA SPECE BANK LMTED. Subscrbed Captal Ten 24,000,000 Pad Up Captal Yen 12,000,000 Reserve Fund Yen 7,600,000 HEAD OFFCE, YOKOHAMA. The Banks buys and receves for collecton Blls of Exchange, ssues Drafts and Letters of Credt and transacts a general bankng "busness. Agency Yokohama Spece Bank. NTEREST ALLOWED. On fxed deposts for 12 monts, 4 per cent per annum. On fxed deposts for 6 months, 3 per cent per annum. On fxed deposts for 3 months, 3 per cent per annum. nterest Allowed by the Head Offce at Yokohama. On current deposts, 1 sen per day. On fxed deposts for 12 months 5 per ten per unnum. Now Repnllc Bnlflng,, Honolnln H 1E TUB HAWAAN STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, DE MEMORAL TO HENHY CASTLE AND DAUGHTER. Wll Care for Forty Orphan Chldren. Publc Asked to Assst n the mportant Work. A publc mootng of the Free Kndergarten and Chldrens Ad Assocaton, and all n the communty nterested n the establshment of tho "Castle Home for Homeless Chldren," was held n the Y. M. C. A. hall yesterday mornng. A large number of people representng all the relgous denomnatons, and all classes of socety, responded to the call. Thus far no plans have been formulated for conductng the home, but t s hoped everythng wll be n readness before long. The responsblty wll be placed n the hands of n commttee of nne ladles and an advsory commttee of lve gentlemen. The followng artcle was read by the presdent, Mrs. Hyde, presentng to those assembled the needs,of the home. The proposed "Castle Home" for homeless chldren wll accommodate from thrty to forty chldren, and t s estmated that the runnng expenses for the year wll be n the neghborhood of $2000. exclusve of the. salary of the matron and the care of the grounds, the money for these beng guaranteed by Mrs. Castle. As ths s a charty n whch the whole communty should be nterested t necessarly follows that every one ought to desre to have a part n the work. t s therefore proposed to nsk, not only for the generous donatons of those who can afford to gve lberally, but for the mtes of those of lesser means, and t s hoped that those who have no money to gve, may llnd among ther household possessons some artcles of furnture or crockery, bed or table lnen, whch they wll be wllng to donate for the furnshng of the home. There are nne dormtores and pledges have been made for the furnshng of seven. The name for each room to be desgnated by the donor. One lady has promsed to secure all the n?cessary ktchen utensls. A fne range s alrady n place. The followng artcles must be secured before the home can be opened: Twelve chars for the dnng room and four for the parlor, crockery and table lnen. No rules or regulatons n regard to recevng applcants have yet been formulated, but each case wll be decded on ts ndvdual merts. The age lmt wll probably be from three to twelve, leavng t dscretonary wth the Board of Drectors to make such exceptons as they may deem wse. Chldren who are old enough wll be taught to help n domestc work, as the desgn of the homo s to ft the chldren for usefulness and not make them paupers. When frends are not absolutely desttute part payment wll be requred for the chlds mantenance. THE NEW PASSES. The new passes ssued by the Board of Health to nspectors and some few others whose busness takes them nto the nfected dstrct are of heavy pasteboard. The top half s blue and the bottom red. All of the old passes expred at noon yesterday. Jack McVegh has been placed by Dr. Wood n entre charge of the pass department. MARKETS N THE SLANDS. A hundred mllon dollars a year ap pears to be the present market offered to the people of the Unted States by Cuba, Porto Rco, Hawa and the Phl ppnes, says Bradstreets, provded we are able to supply the normal demand n those slands for foregn products. Ths estmate s based upon ther actual consumpton n years of normal cond tons. How rapdly ths wll ncrease remans to be seen, but, f the exper ence of the past year n Hawa s an nd caton of what wll happen else where, the ncrease must be very rapd. The exports from the Unted States to Hawa n the ten months of 1899, whose record s now complete, are more than double those of the correspondng months of 1897 and nearly double those of the correspondng months of 1898, whle to Cuba they promse to exceed n 1899 those of any precedng year, even surpassng that of the great recprocty year 1893, when the exports to that sland were double the average of earler years. More than one-ha- lf of the supples whch Cuba, Porto Rco and tho Phlppnes have receved from other parts of the world n former years have been furnshed them by Span. WASHNGTON-LAFAYETT- E. NEW YOtK, December 20. The Washngton-Lafayett- e statue, whch s a replca of that erected n Pars, wll be presented to tne cty ot New xork, February 22, The statue, whch s by Bartholdl, s of bronze, 32 feet n heght, and represents Washngton and Lafayette claspng hands. t s the gft of Charles Broadway uouss. Fne Boole and Commercal Prntng at the JOHN. S0PER StocU Bond Broker 116 MERCHANT STREET Wakk nn SATUUDA.Y NGHT DNNER Groon Turtle Soup, Slrmp Curry wth llco, Etc., Etc. SUNDAY, Extra Lunch and Dnner. Fne Bathng, hgh tde n afternoon POWER OF ATTORNEY. Durng my absence from the slands, Samuel Dwlght wll act for me n all busness matters under ful power of attorney. W. H. CUMMNGS, Honolulu, November 1, REDUCTON FOR TWO WEEKS Commencng MONDAY August 21, 1899 SALE Owng to a changeln the frm all goods n stock wll be sold durng the comng two weeks at greatly reduced prces. A Rare Chance for Bargans CHYA & CO. SUCCESSORS TO MURATA & CO. Hotel Street, corner Nuuanu Street. Refrgerated Poultry AND Fresh. Salmon CONSTANTLY ON HAND. TELEPHONE NO. 45. CHAS. HUSTACE. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. Mornng sesson Sales: On the bonrd, Oahu 145; 15 Klhel 7.50; 15 Khel S.00; KNG STREET. TEL Khel Between Fort and Alakea Sts. Sales: Between "boards, none.. DEALER N Quotatons. Bd. Asked. Amercan, pad up $ GROCERES and PROVSONS. Ewa Hawaan Sugar Honomu Fresh Calforna Roll Butter and Honokaa Kahuku C0. 00 sland Butter always on hand. Khel, assessable Klpahulu Fresh goods receved by every steamer Koloa So.UO Kona, assessable from San Francsco. Maunalel, assessable SATSFACTON GUARANTEED. McBryde, assessable 5.00 McBryde, pad up Ookala M. PHLLPS & CO. Olowalu Poneer Wholesale mporters and Jobbers of Wamanalo AMERCAN & EUROPEAN DRY GOODS. Walmea Wlder Steamshp Hawaan Electrc Peo. ce & Reflg. Co Corner of Fort and Queen Sts. Hawaan Govt. Cs Oahu Ralway Bonds Ewa C per cent C, BREWER & Kahuku 6 per CO,, LTD cent Queen St,, Honolulu. H,. AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural Co.. Onomea Sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Wa-- uku ttugar uo., waneo ougar uo. Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Ranch Co., Kapapala Ranch, Planters Lne Han UTancsco rackets. Chas. Brewer & Co.s Lno of Boston Packets. Agent jboston Board of Underwrters- - Agents Fhladdlpma loara ot under wrters. Ljbt op Offcers : P. C. Jonks Presdent Quo. H Robertson Manager K, F. Bsnop Treat, and Becy. Col.. W. F. Alxxk Audtor C. M. Cooes j H. WATEnousc..Drectors Geo. U. CA.RTBB..., Alexander & Baldwn, Sugar Factors --AND- Commsson Merchants. AGENTS FOR THE CALFORNA & ORENTAL STEAMSHP CO. TODD raovdvg FORT STREET, HONOLULU. Note Heads, Bll Heads, Letter Heads, and all knds of Job and Com merctal prntng neatly and promptly executed at The Lubrcatng Ols Wll be used very freely for tho next G or 8 months so wo wsh agan to call the attenton of all Mll men and users of machnery to our TROPC LUBRCATNG OLS. For years ths brand has been used on these slands and each season tho demand has ncreased so that ths year wo have had to buld a specal ol warehouse at Kakaako to hold the hundreds of barrels of ols wo have to carry n stock. Tropc Cylnder, Engne, Machne, Dynamo and Carbox Ols aro the ones you want f you want everythng to run smoothly. j Benton Boler Compound Ths compound s entrely vegetable, contans no ol or acd, t beng a natural preservatve for ron or steel. t rots the scale n the boler and gradually cleans same. After tho boler beepmes clean, the compound, f used accordng to drectons, wll keep the scale formng propertes of the water n the form of soluton or pendent, and the boler can be kept clean, and the scale formng propertes of sad water can be blown out n the form of mud. t s a great saver of fuel as t wll clean and keep clean any boler. Let us send you a barrel on tral, no pay f not satsfactory. Packngs, Waste, Compounds, Engneers tools and supples of all knds at P. 0. E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd Tfef Cures whle j j you Sleep, Wlocpng Cough, Asthma, Group, Catarrh, Colds. j CroSOlono when vaporzed n the sck room wll gve mmedate relef. : ts curatve powers are wonderful, at the same tme preventng the spread of contagous dseases by actng as a powerful dsnfectant, harmless to the youngest chld. Sold by druggsts. Valuable booklet free. : HOLLSTER DRUG CO., Honolulu, h.. Agents. TWO BETAL STOBES Corner Fort and Klng.Stroots and Wavorloy Block, Bethel Stroet SUCCESSORS TO HENRY MAY & CO., J. T. WATERHOUSE,.. E. MoNTYRE & BRO. WhoesaUand, Tea Dealers and COn QfQQ Coffee Merchants "Refll Sfnvpsj Corner Fort?nd Kng Streets. Waverley Block, Bethel Street. Wholesale Department, Bethel Street. Box 386 TplflnhnnPC Fort Street, 22 and 92 Bethel Stroet, 29 and 949 Wheeler & Wlson "Famly Sewng Machne Tho Rotary Moton and Ball Bearngs make t tho lghtest runnng machne n the world. Sold on monthly nstallments. Dealer u Sewng Machnes W. G. fflffl & CO. (Lmted.) AGENTS FOR Western Sugar Refnng Co. of San Francsco, Cal. Baldwn Locomotve Works ot Phladelpha, Penn. Newell Unversal Mll Co., (Natonal Cane Shredder.) New York. U. 8. A. N. Ohlandt & Co.s Chemcal Fertlzers. Alex. Cross & Sons Hgh Grade Fertlzers for Cane and Coffee. Reeds Steam Ppe Cars. Also Offer for Sale Paraflne Pant Co.s P. & B. Pants and Papers. Lucol and Lnseed Ols Raw and Roled. ndurlne (a cold water pant) n Whte and Colors. Flter Press Cloths, Cement, Lmes and Brcks. WLDER Fort Street, near Hotel Establshed n COMPANY Estate S, G, Wlder W, C, Wlder MPORTERS AND DEALERS N LUMBER AND COAL Buldng Materals SUCH AS DOORS, SASH, BLNDS, Bulders Hardware Fants, Ols, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc. Cor. Fort and Queen Streets HONOLULU, H.. Note Heads, Bll Heads, Letter Heads, and all knds of Job and Commercal prntng neatly and promptly executed at The t

7 Unted States of Amerca By act of ther Congress have authorzed the Worlds Columban Commsson at the nternatonal Exhbton held n the Cty of Cncago, State of llnos, n the year 1893, to decree a medal for specfc mert, whch n set forth below over the name of an rdlvldual Judge actng as an examner upon the fndng of a board of nternatonal Judges, to Klhel lasegawa, Japan, Hyoga; Exhbt, Mneral Water! Award for alkalne water, well carbonated and well bottled. Permanent n qualty, clear and sparklng a good table water. fsened) A. H. BRENEMAN, ndvdual Judge. JOHN BOYD THATCHER, Charman KSttUtlra Cemmlltc so, AwardC THE ABOVE "HRANO Was the only prze secured by Columban Exposton. an Eastern FOR SALE BY W. C PEACOCK & CO., Ltd. 48 Bottles Baby Carrages SOJCrC AQE5NTS Prce, $3.50 per case New Furnture SKlT&T a GTY FURMTURE STORE.. WLLAMS, Manager Tel. THE HAWAAN TOBACCO CO, Successors to Leo Tomn & Co. Cor. Xutmatt and Merolont JStsu 3TORTEKS AD Amercan Mexcan Manla G. B. D. French Ppes Who wl do t? THE BEST CHNESE TEAS You are gong to have your uoum Papered, Panted or Decorated. Whos gong to do t? No one does or can do better work than we. nvestgaton proves that few do us good. All we ask for t s a far prce-n-ot hgh, not low. Ether extreme 1 dangerous. Any one who gves us work gets thr best gong at the farest and square prce. Offce: Unon Square, opp. Bell Townt SEE WO 105 HOTEL STREET Cgars, Tobacco, Cold Drnks and Notons Meals, 25 cents. Per Week, $4.60, 8 OPEN DAY AND NGHT A GOOD THNG 4 U 2 C. Frewood, Goal, Sand. Oha, Alagaroba and Pne Frewood cut and splt ready for the stove; Stove, Steam and Blacksmths Coal, Whte and Black Sand at lowebl prces delvered to any part of the cltj Hustace & Co. QUEEN STREET. Telephone 414 NEW. SHPMENT. Slk Goods --ALSO Grass Cloth, Handkerchefs, Doyles, Table Covers. k sums, mwm, tc, HANDSOME CARPETS FOR HALLS AND STARS. JAPANESE RUGS YERY PRETTY PATTTERNS. A large stock on hand to select from, at prces that wll surprse youl S. OZAK, WAVERLEY BLOCK, OT. L ST. Note Heads, BU Heads, Statements AWAD TO WATER" Mneral Water at the Worldb and Pctures A new nvoce Just openod, and they are solng fast. Call early or you wll mss a choce. 84G nd wll bo on Lore Buldng, Fort Street DEALERS N gars and Smokers9 Artcles 0. A. GROTE Merclant lalor CLOTHES CLEANED, REPARED AND DYED. Frst-Clas- s Work Guaranteed. P. O. Box 280. Unon Street. : : Honolulu, H. S. S. KBRSAU, FREEMAN, Master. MOLOKA, MAU, HAWA. LS Change n salng of Str. "Knau" On and after. Tuesday, Nov. 6, the steamer KNAU wll sal from Honolulu on Tuesdays at 12 noon, for Kau-nakak- Lahana, Maalaea Bay, Klhel, Makena, Kawalhae, Mahukona, Lau- - phoehoe and Hllo. Returnng, wll sal from Hllo on Frdays at 2 p. m. for above named ports, arrvng at Honolulu on Saturdays. Passengers and freght wll be taken for Makena, Mahukona, Kawalhae, Hllo, Hnkalau, Honomu, Papakou and Pepeekeo. Passengers and PACKAGES ONLY wll be taken for Kaunakaka, Lahana, Maalaea Bay, Klhel and Laupahoe-ho- e. S. S.CLAUD1NE, CAMERON, Master. MAU. Wll leave Honolulu every Tuesday at 5 P. M., touchng Ka-huluat Lahana, l, Nahtku, Hana, Hamoa and Klpa-hul- u, Maul. Returnng, touches at above named ports, arrvng at Honolulu Sunday mornngs. Wll call at Nuu, Kaupo, once each month Ṡ. S. LEHUA BENNETT, Master. MOLOKA, MAU, LANA. Sals every Monday for Kaunakaka, Kamalo, Maunale, Kalaupapa, Lahana, Honolua, Olowalu. Returnng arrves at Honolulu Saturday mornngs. and Fne Commercal Prntng at tho Just Receved A New Lne of Plan and Fancy Bathng Suts and Trunks, Also a Largo Assortment of Footless Golf Stockngs Sulables for Football, Baseball, Cyclng, Golfng and Trampng. R. A. DEXTER, Manager. FORT ST. EHLERS BLOCK. Johnsons Parquetry Eloors Are the Best! Parquetry s becomng very popular on account of Us great beauty, dura blty cleanlness ana moderate cost. We have a few patterns n stock now and can execute ordnary orders wtn out delay. Specal desgns are furnsh ed to order only. Desgns ond estmates are cheerfully furnshed upon applcaton to the Sole Agents LEWERS & COOKE. Fort Street. JOHNSONS FLOOR BRUSHES, JOHNSONS FLOOR WAX, JOHNSONS POWDERED WAX, JOHNSONS FLOOR RESTORER, JOHNSONS SOLVENT. ROBT. LEWERS. F. J. LOWREY. C. M. COOKE. LEWERS & COOKE. Lumber and Bulders Hardware. DOORS, SASH, BLNDS, PANTS, OLS, GLASS, WALL PAPER, MATTNG. CORRUGATED RON, LME. CEMENT, ETC. Let Us Do Your Bakng? You certanly dont want to be n a hot ktchen, workng about a red-h- ot stove such days as these. Save your self that dsagreeable trouble. Order all the BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES and PASTRY Here. Well sena everytnmg fresh: twll be as toothsome as the home-mad- e knd, and cost consderably less. Kndly gve us a tral. The German Bakery 823 FORT ST. TELEPHONE 677. CASTLE & G00KE, LMTED Commsson flerchants. SUGAR - FACTORS. AGENTS FOR The Ewa Plantaton Co. The Waalua Agrcultural Co., Ltd The Eohala Sugar Co. Tho Wamea Sugar Mll Co. The Koloa Agrcultural Co. The Pulton ron Works, St. Lous, Mssour. The Standard Ol Co. The George P. Bloke Steam Pumps. Westons Centrfugals. The New England Mutual Lfe nsurance Co., of Boston. The Aetna Fre nsurance Co., of Hartford, Conn. Co., of Lon- The Allance Assurance don. Ths company reserves the rght to make changes n the tme of departure and arrval of ts steamers WTHOUT NOTCE, and t wll not be responsble for any consequences arsng therefrom. Consgnees must be at the landng ror to receve ther freght. Ths company ooo wll not hold tself responsble for freght after t has been landed. Lve stock receved only at owners rsk. Ths company wll not be resmnslb.e THRTEEN BEAUTFUL VEWS! for money or valuables of passengers unless paceu n tne care or the pursers. Passengers are requested to purchase FOUR PECES HAWAAN MUSC! tckets before embarkng. Those fallng to do so wll be subject to an addtonal charge of twenty-fv- e per cent. RANFALL AND TEMPERATURE TABLES The company wll not be lable for loss or, nor njury to, nor delay n, the delvery of baggage or personal effects of the passenger beyond the amount of $100.00, unless the value of the same be declared, at or before the ssue of the tcket, and freght s pad thereon. All employes of the comnany are forj. A Neat Remembrance to bdden to receve freght wthout delverng a shppng recept therefor n the Send to the Folks at Home rorm preserved by the Company, and whch may be seen by shppers upon applcaton to the pursers of the Companys steamers. PS CE BO CENTS Shppers are notfed that f freght s shpped wthout such recept t wll be solely at the rsk of the shpper. C. L. WGHT, Presdent. Publshed and S. B. for ROSE, Secretary. sale only by CAPT. T. K. CLARKE, Port Supt. 316 FORT STREET, HONOLULU.. PROVSON FOR HOMELESS COMMTTEES REPORT TO THE EXECUTVE. Number of People to be Cared for. Offers of Land From Several Sdes of the Cty Honuakaha. The commttee apponted by the Executve to devse ways and means for earng for persons after ther relense from quarantne met wth the Cabnet yesterday afternoon and submtted the followng report: The commttee apponted to ntervew. the Chnese and Japanese Consuls ascertaned the followng facts: There are SO people n quarantne to be released Jan, 10th or 11th, 100 to be released Jan. 12th, 100 to be released Jan. 15th, and 100 to be released Jan. 18th. Out of the 380, 130 are Chnese, 70 are Japanese, about 30 are natves, and the remander varous natonaltes. Ot the 130 Chnese, 83 state that they have places to go to and are able to look after themselves, and 47, consstng chefly of clerks, shop keepers, etc., doubt where to go, and must be taken care of. Of the eghty who are, to bo released tomorrow, forty-on- e are Chnese, thrty-thre- e are Japanese and sx are other natonaltes. The forty-on- e Chnese state that they can all take care o themselves, and of the thrty-thre- e Japanese, eght have no homes to go to. Of the total number ot Japanese, there are a number who came from Japanese hotels n quarantne dstrct, whch were destroyed, and who were there awatng to secure passage accommoda tons to Japan. These desre to go nto quarantne at the quarantne sland, so that they can obtan passage by the frst vessel leavng for Japan. t was also ascertaned that n the quarantne dstrct at Chnatown at present there are some 3242 Japanese men and women and 182 chldren. Of ths number about 700 are wllng to go to work on plantatons. The commttee to pck out locaton for those released from quarantne submt the followng avalable locatons: Frst, a porton of the land on Punch-bo- Etreet, known as "Kaplolanl premses." Ths land was offered by Lewers and Cooke free of rent for one year, and the commttee recommend t for m medate use. Second, government land on the new beach road on the makal sde leadng from the town end of sad road toward Sherdan street. Thrd, government land beng the Lu-nall- lo slope between Punchbowl hll and Home. Fourth, 2acres of land at Kaulu-we- ll at the foot of Vneyard street. Just across Nuuanu stream, whch s offered by Theo. Rchards. Ffth, about forty acres of land nt Palamakal between the two ralroads and the town sde of the present quarantne staton, whch can be arranged for wth the Bshop Estate. The commttee recommends all of the above locatons as ther use may be deemed necessary. A. V. GEAR, Secretary of the Commttee. t was decded to at once accept the Kaplolanl premses and tho same were taken n hand later n the afternoon. The Executve wll net wth respect to the remanng property. THE OUTPOST GUARD. Camp Moved From Halawa Hll Down the Valley. The Rouch Rders on quarantne out post duty at Halawa have mov,ed ther camp from Halawa ml runner ms way and named t uamp josepnne. n s stuated n a beautful localty n the deep and narrow valley of the Moana-lu- a stream, rght where the stream makes a sharp bend. Thn chance was made because of greater convenence of wood and water and because t s more centrally located n relaton to the strategc ponts of the pass to be guarded. Commssary Sergeant Phlp Hall s n charge ot the camp. The day guard s stll located at Halawa hll where a small camp s mantaned, because at ths pont every approach to the pass can be seen n daylght. S. M. Kamakau and P. Halola are n charge of the day watch. S. M. Damon has manfested much nterest n the Rough Rders and has furnshed a number of horses besdes many convenences for the camp. PUBLC CONCERT. The band wll play at Thomas Square ths evenng. Followng s.the program: PART. March "The Charlatan" Sousa Overture "Mozart" Suppe Selecton "Potpourr" Lamberton Songs (a) "Hooheno," "Nua a Kapalal." (b) "Hole Wamea," "Llh Ka Ohele." (c) Duet "The Magc Lantern." Mss Kelaa and Mrs. Alapal. PART. Selecton "La Perlchole"... Offenbach Fantasa "The Mll n the Forest".. Ellenberg Waltz "The Source" Waldteufel Polka "Red and Ulack" Coote "Star Spangled Banner." CULLOM N TROUBLE. Senator Cullom s n trouble. The other day he receved from a consttuent as he does n nearly every mall, tho draft of a bll wth a request that he ntroduce t tn the senate, and as t came from a man n whom he had entre confdence he put the manuscrpt wth other blls that he had prepared for ntroducton on that day and sent t up to the clerks desk. The next mornng, to hs surprse and horror he found he had ntroduced a bll to gve pensons to deserters, and he has been recevng letters of protest from every drecton ever snce. He s not the only man who has made a smlar mstake. t was only the other day that one of hs colleagues was compelled to apologze and wthdraw a bll he had ntroduced to penson all the colored people that had formerly been slaves, and three or four tmes ths sesson already have other senators been vctms of ther frends n the same manner. Of course t s not necessary to say that Senator Cullom wthdrew the bll as soon as he dscovered ts character. EDBLE TRMMNGS. Mothor "Chldren, shall buy a lace paper angel for the top of tho Chrstmas tree?" Chldren (n loud chorus) "No; gt a candy one!" TCHN G SKN HUMORS NSTANTLY RELEVED BY CUTCURA., A hot bath wth CUTCURA SOAP, to dleanse the kln, and a sngle applcaton of CUTT-CU- RA Ontment, the great skn cure, to heal the akn, followed by a full dose of CUTCURA RESOLVENT, to cool and cleane the blood, wll a! lord nstant relef, permt rest ana sleep, and pont to a speedy, permanent, nnd economcal cure of the most torturng of tchng, burnng, bleedng, scaly, and crusted skn, scalp, and blood humors, rashes and rrtatons, when all other remedes and even the best physcans fall. MnTlrpP to know that CmcnnA Sor, s the greatest of skn purfers and bcautlft&ca U n Lllu as well as purest and sweetest of tolet and baby soaps. Bold throughout the world. FnR Dbco aht CnrM. Conr.. Pole rrop., Boton, U. 8. A. Brtlh dfofr P. Nwpkbt B".. TAn Mow tn Cure tchng llumore." tree. THE ORPBEUM FAHLY THEATRE. SEASON OF GRAND AND COMC OPERA. Boston Lyrc Opera Go WEEK OF JANUARY 8th. Monday and Tuesday "MKADO." Wednesday and Thursday "CAVAL. LERA RUSTCANA and "TRAL BY JURY." Frday, Saturday and Saturday Ma tnee "OLVETTE." POPULAR PRCES 50 Cents and 70 Cents, Telephone Number 540. H Box Offce open at 10 --J. H. & CO J. H. & CO.- - a. m Tho Best at tho Lowost Prces at Hopps WHAT A BLESSNG T S TO BE ABLE TO GET m ROOM SE! of the very Latest Styles Upholsterng n Specalty J. HOPP & CO. LEADNG FURNTURE DEALERS KNG & BETHEL STREETS J. H. & CO. J. H. & CO. BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! Hooks Tor Chldren Rooks for Hoys nnd Grls Hooks for You Just receved ex Alameda and other Shps. Books lent to read, 6 cents a volume. Old Books bought or exchanged. Dolls, Toys, etc., for Chrstmas. The cheapest house n town. Gve us a call. Whte Enamel Stool Bods n all varetes and every sze. Spectacles from 25c. to $1.50 to sut all Bghts. L. S. MATHEWS & SOtf Fjrntturo Dealers 20 Borotana 8t. Opp. Progress Block Noto Heads, Bll Heads, Letter Heads, and all knds of Job and Commercal prntng neatly and promptly executed at van Btar Utfce. Kaulan Tract r; to:? Stuated on tho east sde of Kalh Valley. The vew to Pearl Harbor s the best & tho cty of Honolulu. The sol s very deep; no stones or rocks on the place. Water wll be lad before purchasers are ready to buld. A space wll be set apart n, memory of the late Prncess.. Kaulan for a park. The lots wll be sold at the lowest prces n the market, wth whch other real estate agents wll not afford to com-pet- o. ap- For further partculars ply to Real Estate Brokers 10 1ST 16 STREET October 4, f. Wm. G. rwn.. Presdent Claus Spreckels... Frst W. M. Glffard... Second Applcatons for lots wll ho receved at our offce, and wll bo gven preference of chosng lots n the order they are receved. G. EWH & CO., Ltfl. and Manager Vce-Presde- nt Vce-Presde- nt H. M. Whtney, Jr,.Secy and Treasurer Geo. J. Ross Audtor SUGAR FACTORS, Commsson Agents, Aa cuts or tub OCEAHO STEAMSHP COMPAN OF SAN FRANCSCO. CAL. H. "W. FOSTER & CO. Gold and Slversmths P. o. Box Hotol Street Souvenr Jewelry A Specalty DAMOND WORK Manufacturng and Reparng, Engrar ns and Fne Watchwork

8 - s lllm T THE HAWAAN STAR, TURSDAT, JANUARY 11, r,. Neckwear! For Men and For Women McNERNY C. FARA 3&:rol.arxt. Talor BERETANA STREET. Clearng and Reparng Neatly Done. fantng Faper Hangng And all work n ths lne promptly and carefully attended to. d2lng for the trade on short notce. GEORGE TURNER, "Telephone 923. Beretanla Street. m o S cc o 3 s 0Q 0 0 NEW ADVERTSEMENTS. ELECTON OF OPKCEUS. lawn Star Newspaper Asso....Pape 1 Hart & Co., Ltd l"se 1 NOTCE. hove Oakery lke 8 Kanmlo Sugar Co., Ltd Page 1 LOST. lhckukln Horse Page 1 FOU SALE. Heaeh Property Page 1 MSCELLANEOUS. Walklkl nn Page 6 NEWS N A NUTSHELL. Dlts of Pnngnphs Hnt (Utc Condensed Notes of the Day. Only three more nghts of opera at the Orpheum. Extra dnner Saturday nnd Sunday at Walkkl nn. A concert wll be gven by the band at Thomas Square ths evenng. A rehearsal of the Amateur orchestra wll be held at 8 oclock ths evenng. Save for a small demurrer matter there was no busness n the courts today. Captan T. B. Murray, Company H, s ndsposed today at hs home n u. Assocates Secretary Coats, of the Y. M. G. A. s now a corporal of Company B, N. G. H. Complant s made of a ple of rubbsh ut the corner of Green and streets. Hack-fel- d An excellent pece of beach property s offered for sale. Apply at Room 4, Love buldng. Henry Smth, chef clerk of the Supreme court, s agan on duty after a week of JUness. George Keeper was arrested ths mornng charged wth assault and battery on Nelle Mackenze. Fremen are restng up ths afternoon for ther bg days work tomorrow. The lads dd lne work ths mornng. The laboratory and rooms of the Planters Assocaton s one of the n quarantne. A buckskn horse was lost on January 1st. A reward of $5 s offered for ts return to Yet Lee, S13 Kng street.- The - two new excavators for the Board of Health are under constructon and wll be ready n a few days for use. The matter of takng the QueenThotel for a quarantne depot for persons to sal for the Unted States s beng consdered. John Antone was arrested ths mornng charged wth forgng a treasury warrant. He wll have a hearng tomorrow.. Dr. Yule, who has been at the Buena Vsta Hosptal for a long tme, left yesterday for Manla on the transport Athenan. The lst of offcers who wll serve the Hawaan Star Newspaper Assocaton, Ltd., for the ensung year s publshed n ths ssue. Ac Chew, the Chnese frut and vegetable man, who was n quarantne for about two weeks, s now out attendng to hs busness. nterest wll be charged from Decem ber 15, 1899 on all assessments of Kanmlo Sugar Co., remanng unpad on January 15, Three Japanese of alleged dsreput able character are n the mltary guard house n quarantne, charged wth as sault on Dr. Mtamura. Tomorrow and Saturday are the two last days of Sachs stocktakng sale, there are stll some bargans left, well worth your attenton. Loves Bakery have purchased the bakery of L. Andrade, and are now prepared to serve ther former cus tomers. Telephone orders to No. 72. At the annual meetng of the share holders of Hart & Co., Ltd., held yes- - toj-daa dvdend was declared and offcers elected for the ensung year. A meetng of the Councl of State has been called for 3 oclock ths afternoon to consder an appropraton for carng for people after comng out of quar antne. Kamalu the woman who boarded the Helene contrary to quarantne regula tons was fned $10 by Judge Wlcox. Amala and Kaloha the two boatmen who took her out were fned the same amount. Dr. Carmlchael, actng upon nstructon of the Marne hosptal servce, s requrng a ffteen-da- y quarantne of all passengers from ths port for the Unted States, whether they go,,by steamer or sal.. A quantty of freght left here by the Gaelc the last tme she passed through here s stll at the Oceanc wharf,.,and some of t wll be there when the Gaelc comes n agan on Frday or Saturday Paul Neumann has been apponted attorney for the Chnese colony to present clams for damages aganst the Government. He s to receve $500 re taner and fve per cent of all clams for hs work. The bowsprt of the shp Posedon knocked down a flag-po- le at the Ocean lcdock ths mornng, whle the vessel was beng moved away to allow room for the Robert Lewers to leave the lum ber wharf. A reputedly wealthy Japanese woman slpped out of quarantne durng the exctement attendng the fre on Nuu anu street ths mornng and takng a hack drove to a house beyond Kawalahao church. The matter was reported to Marshal Brown who sent Offcer Offce desks and chars Just arrved. Werncke bookcases For home and offce, wll soon ar rve and should be ordered ahead The Globe Companys Desks, Flng-Case- s and all knds ol offce noveltes secured at lowest rates. Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold. Members of Honolulu Block Exchange. QUEEN STREET. Warehouse Telephone 313. Toma to hunt up the woman. She was found and sent to tho mltary guard house nsde the quarantne lnes. KAMALO PLANTATON. Plan Beng Consdered for Reducng the Captalzaton, The drectors of Kamalo plantaton are formulatng a plan to be lad before the stockholders for a reducton of tho captalzaton of the company. t s beleved that f ths can be done a better feelng n relaton to the stock wll preval. So much stock s now held n the treasury that the burden of developng the plantaton falls on a porton of the assessable stock less than the whole. Wth the captalzaton reduced on some equtable and satsfactory bass t s beleved the burden wll be more equtably dstrbuted and more easly met. PRAYER AND TRUMPH. A Brtsh lyddte shell, wndng ts way nto the Boer lnes as the battle began at Magersfonteln, fell wth terrfc effect n the mddle of an open-a- r prayer meetng, held by the Boers to appeal to the Almghty for vctory. God may have been dspleased at the nterrupton. At any rate, the Boers trumphed. They seem to be more lke Cromwells ronsdes n ther.combnaton of prayer and valor than any solders now n exstence. publcan. Sprngfeld Re- BRYAN WLL STAY. Mr. Bryan announces that he ntends to stay n poltcs untl the ld closes on hs coffn. Smlarly, the bee stayed n the tar barrel, but the barrel ddnt mnd t. The Phladelpha Ledger. Choce Real Estate Bargans TOE SALE. 1. Fne Lot and Resdence near Thomas SaUare. The lot has a front- - nra nn TOoratnnta ntrppf nf 400 feet. grounds tastefully lad out wth shade and frut trees. 2. Fne Resdence lot Kewalo street, 135 feet frontage, 260 feet deep. 3. Resdence and Lot Klnau street. Lot 175 feet front, 150 feet deep. Two story house, stables and outhouses. 4. Pennsular Lot, 50 feet water frontage, 214 feet deep, area 14,000 square feet. For further partlclars apply CAMPBELL BLACK, MERCHANT ST Telephone 889. NOTCE LOVES BAKERY. Havng purchased the Rakery of L, Andrade, we are now prepared to fur nsh all of our former customers and all new ones wth bread. The new Bakery wll be conducted by Mr. F. Johnson formerly Chef Baker at Loves Bakery. Send orders to Telephone 72. LOVES BAKERY, Per Jas. F. Morgan, to- & f. BLANK BOOKS ALL KNDS, ALL SZES, ALL PRCES, Specal : Soo Our Now BROAD DEBT SALES LEDGER Wll, NCHOLS CO,, LTD, Kng Stroot, Honolulu Stop that Cough n Tme By --Takng Putnams Cherrv Cough Comfort The frst dose wll ease the cough consderably whle a few more wll cure t entrely. Nothng nasty about ths cure that wll make one stop takng t, but on the other land t s a very agreeable mxture, beng pleasant to take, curng n a short tme, whle others fal. For Sale by fobkon DRUG CO. Cor. Kng and Fort Sts. S MAKNG THE Genune Chrstmas Mnce Pes ll THE NEW ENGLAND AN1 BAKEKY CANDY CO. J. OSWALD LUTTED, Manager. Our phone s No. 74. MR SALE. $2,800 louse and Lot at Punahou consstng of 3 Bed Rooms, Parlor, Dnng lloom, lutchen, tc. Sze of Lot 75x125. A bargan. $1000 Lot at Kallhl, 80x150. $050 Lot at Kallhl, 75x150. $400 Lots at Kalh, 50x100 each. Apply to WLLAM SAYDGE a 10 Fort Street H "..: unjmnnaun 1 Rbbons s n DKercneTS v asj Lades Hosery Furnshngs WHTNEY Telephone 436 tm ab mb ab ab "B ab n Lots of Remnants All Knds of Eemnants COME AND LOOK THEM OVER of g Gents & MARSH Q A H S B Remnants To-d- ay Street... m9: mt: Po Away o?r- - GNGHAMS CALCOES PERCALES MUSLNS SHEETNGS, LNENS LAWNS DMTES FLANNELETTES Lots and 519 Fort RBBONS LACES SLKS EMBRODERES WOOLEN GOODS CHALLES SERGES r tjmm ALPACAS. TENNS FLANNELS Bargans! NEW PERFUMES NEW STYLES NEW ODORS Danty "Baskets, Caseg and Bottles 3. Wth lots of brandy n them, same a3 Chrstmas Tokens mother made. Also a large assortment of all knds of CAKES SUTABLE FOR THE HOLL DATS., ce Creams and Sherberts. Hand-mad- e Chocolates and Marshmallows. Also. French Candles Backed n ele gant boxes, -- sutable for Chrstmas presents. Candy Rngs and Canes, for the lttle folks. Come early and avod the rush Tolet.Sets and Cases n New Desgns Atomzers and Tolet Waters V Male Cologne.. "rc" v, BENSON, SMTH & CO., Ltd. V