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victim.

"Seth Crowall, one Of the most i'm
portant merchants in Hawaii" is
introduced to the readers of the San
Francisco Bulletin as "an annex
ationist of the most pronounced
stamp" and "who is very much put
out over the fact that President
Cleveland has seen fit to do nothing
n the matter" Seth shows he is a
genuine Honolulu annexationist,
anyway, when he says, after telling
Of blighted hopes thus far, that
just now we are of the opinion that
we will have to hoe our own row."
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80 4 q7g7lSG,
Flow or
For DNcrp,ocia.

For Dyspepsia,
A. Bcllangcr, Propr. Stove Foun.
dry, MontasDy, Quebec, writes: II
have used August Flower for Dys-
pcpsia. 1t save Inc great relief. /
recommend 1t TO all Dyspeptics as a
very good remedy"
Ed. Bergcroa, General Dealer,
Lauzon, Lewis, Quebec, writes: II
have used August Flower with the
best possible results for Dyspepsia. "
c. A. Darlington, Engineer and
General Smith, sydney, Australia,
writes: august Flower has effected
a complete cure in my case. 1t act
ed like a miracle" u"
Geo. Gates, Coriuth Miss. writes:
81 consider your Au&, ust Flower the
best remedy in the world for Dys.
pepsia. l was almost dead with
that disease, but used several bottles
Of August Flower, and now con.
slider myself we'll man. sincerely
recommend this medicine to suffer.
ing humanity the world over" g
G. e. GREEN, SHE Manufacturer,
20, iburv, View Jersey, u. S. A
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A Card.
EDITOR BULLETIN

EDITOR BULLETIN
The undersigned members of the
Board of Health feel impelled to re-
sent the attacks made upon the Pre-,
sident, Mr. w. o. Smith. Mr.. Smith,
in his communication to the papers
July q, states the situation exactly
as we understand it. The response
bility for the Kalalau affair rests
upon the board as whole, not upon
any one member of it, nor can any
member escape his share of the
responsibility.
GEO. p ANDREWS,
j. ENA,
F. II. DAY.
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Both the Morning Padded Sheet
and the Evening Gratis Rag appear
to be deeply concerned regarding
the circulation of the BULLETIN
This is easily accounted for, as not
withstandng the boycott which was
attempted against it some months
ago, the circulation of the BULLETIN
has still continued to increase, until
it has now the largest genuine circu-
lation of any newspaper printed in
English in the Islands.
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Lie upon lie, lie upon lie, and so
the Advertiser is built. Failing a
particle of proof to bolster up its
fabrication of an insinuation that
Minister Blount's action in regard
to Mr.. Nordhoff was disapproved by
the Secretary of State, the morn
ing Lie-for-you-sir makes up another
lie to cover its tracks when it repre-.
sents the New York Herald as having
merely said that Secretary Gresham
was reported to have made the
denial of the Honolulu falsehood
in question. The Washington cor.
respondent of the Herald quoted
the Secretary of State directly il
denying that Minister Blount':
course in any particular had failec
to meet the approval of the admins
tratiOn,
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Alexander's Apologist.

EDITOR BULLETIN
A smart aleck, who signs "Kama-
alma" in the Star, is on the warpath
for the purpose of trying to exone-
rate the Extraordinary Commis-
sioner, Prof. Alexander, from the
charge of Inconsistency with his
fathers teachings. He begins by
accusing "Anti-Humbug" of belong
ing TO the gin-mill majority, what
ever that may mean. The mistake
is egregious, but there is no diff
Guilty in identifying "Kamaana" as
one of those unprincipled pirates
who have considered it very smart
Yankee deal on a defenseless and
confding nation, to seize country
that does not belong to them and
offer the stolen article to the y. S,
for annexation.
"Kamaana" first shows that he
knows not what he talks about, by
referring to the native population
Of these Islands, in 1853, as being
lO9,0OO, whilst the official census
| only found 7l,O19 natives. Go back
/ to PunahDu Preparatory, my boy,
and study more attentiyely, your
patrons Brief History"
"Kamaaina" next Gnds that the
conditions Of this country are SC
( changed that, If annexation to the
IT, S. might have been disastrous"
TO the natives in 1853, it is now IN
/ dispcnsable for their protection and
salvation!-and for the satisfaction
Of the foreign flibuaters who have
been allowed to settle here by the
natives extreme hospitality, "Ka'
mauina" is right in this point that
I tho present conditions are vastly
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That rumor about the death of
the President of France was not
"ahoat on the streets two days be-
fore" it was published in the BULLE
TIN. The Advertiser simply lies
again. Members of the Advertiser
and Star stats both were anxiously
trying to find the source of the re-
port in this paper after its publica-
ton. If it was known to be an
"absurd and unsubstantiated rumor,"
why did neither of our smart con-
temporaries have the courage to
denounce it as such before the San
Francisco mail arrived? The French
Commissioner was satisfied with the
probability of the report, when he
had ascertained its origin privately
and was making preparations to is
sue the usual notices to the diplo-
matte corps on the arrival of the
mail from the Coast.
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II is a pity there have been too
many holidays in Hawaii TO suit the
Advertiser. That paper thinks hall
a dozen more OF those observed
"under the monarchy" might bo cut
of without anybody's obJecting. As
out of tho fifteen holidays listed in
Thrum's Annual only half a dozen
are Hawaiian national holidays, the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-31
MONDAY, JULY 81, 1898.
"Melange" by any other name
would smell as bad.
Councillor Emmeluth would hare

Councillor Emmeluth would hard
ly be blamed if he used his senate
rial power to have the sidewalk by
his store repaired. AS it is on the
route between the Holomua Office
and the Post Office, that bette ,oir of
Mr.. Emmeluth would surely not
growl at saving its editors bunions.
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Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
Saturday, July 29, 1898.

S'i'''''S ~ .
as a new species Of feathery
songsters is equal to the one
about the man from Jaytown
who paid ventriloquist $500
for a white owl believing it to
be a new species Of parrot.
There's tricks in all trades but
ours. You may wash our
Cages or scrape them with a
knife, you can't get the brass
oh-they're solid metal all the
way through.
The amount of building 60
ing on in Honolulu is sugges-
tive of a boom-a building
boom rather than a peace des-
troying land boom; and these
improvements suggest others,
bath tubs for instance, not the
flimsy zinc affairs but the hand
some Enamelled Tubs which
you see advertised by the
Standard Mig Co. in all the
magazines. There's no need
for you to send off to the
States for them, we can show
you an assortment large
enough for anyone.
Our California agents sent
us some new tangled Key
Rings by the Castle that
ought to take well. They're
decidedly easy of manipula-
ton and very cheap. We
have also lot of Key Rings
of the conventional patterns
such as you have been using
for the past twenty years,
The styles are varied and the
stock large.
The Red and White Glass.
ware proved such a go thai
we have replenished our stock
The tall Water or Lemonade
Tankards beautifully cut viii
grace any table. We have
: also the Salad Bowls, Dishes
and Glass Tumblers to mattel
the tankard. The price vii
win your admiration as quickly
as the ware.
If you wish to know how
. rapidly and we'll brass worl
may be cleaned with Liquie
Putt. watch the artist at Nc
Inerny's corner any morning
as you come down to business
1t is decidedly the best polisl
!, for Brass, Copper, Zinc, Steel
a Tin, Bronze, Gold or Silver,
: half dozen rubs and the article
is handsomely Furnished.
A month hence and the MIN
g rods will be preparing for al
active campaign against nativ
! ducks. Sportsmen are as fas
] tidious about their ammunitio
as the average woman is abou
her Easter bonnet, the deale
must cater to the wants Of tn
man who swears by Woo
, powder as we'll as those VIII
believe Schultze and S. S. t
be the only powder fit to us
> in a gun. When the seaso
opens we will have a suppl
IS of the best "loaded to order
, Cartridges obtainable. Ou
'' orders for the fall supply hav
r. gone forward and the stoc
: will be here in ample time fo
7 the Sept. 1st sports. We hav
j in stock some of the bes
Cleaning Rods that ever er
tered gun, and we have ais
handsome Sole Leather She
70 Cases. Last year we importe
a few on special orders, tn
year we will keep them i
I stock if the public will allo
us to; we would rather sc
them.
40 A few Soup Ladies' of c,
ki ceptionally neat designs cam
- to US the other day and al
ready to go to you. Near
every one uses them and whe
= you want a new one why NJ
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Advertiser simply wants to blot out
every remembrance of Hawaiian
nationality. 1t has joined in the
murder, now it wants to bury the
victim
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Minister of Finance.
CONDITIONS.

Present this Certificate at the Postal
Savings Bank at the expiration of the term
stated herein. Interest will cease at that
date.
Holders at a distance may indorse this
Certificate and send by mail to the Postal
Savings Bank, when it will be paid.
This Certificate may be transferred by
endorsement, and principal with interest
will be paid to the holder hereof.
SECTION 4. This Act shall take effect
from the date OF its publication
Approved this 10th day of June, A. D.
1893.
fSignedl SANFORD B. DOLE,
President OF the Provisional Government
of the Hawaiian Islands.
(Signedl
J. A. KING,
Minister OF the Interior.
767 1m-27 At
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b" Brace UP /"

Is tantalizing admonition to those
who at this season feel all tired out,
weak, without appetite and discour-
aged. But the way in which Hoods
Sarsaparilla builds up the tired
frame and gives good appetite, is
really wonderful. So we say, Take
Hoods and it will brace you up"
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LAND FOR SALE

AT IWILEI, HoEOLULU, 4,a@sn
n Oahu Valuable Piece SISSg.f5
OF Land, close to Rev, i. Wal %sfN4Ss
amaus property, and known AS w
"Palao's Land Terms cash. ..as5sEl.--
Apply to j. w. KAHAUMlA,
at kalihi Poi Factory.
or through Bell Telo, 3i5, Mutual Iele. 577
777-lms
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BY AUTHORITY.
ACT 40.

An Act to Increase the Facilities to
Depositors and Providing for
Term Deposits in the Hawaiian
Postal Savings Bank.
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BE IT ENACTED by the Executive and Ad-
visory Councils of the Provisional
Government OF the Hawaiian Islands:
SECTION /. The Postmaster-G eneral, as
Manager of the Postal Savings Bank, with
the consent and approval of the Minister
of Finance, may issue to any person Term
Deposit Certificates III the name of the
Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank for deposits
of not less than Five Hundred Dollars nor
more than Five Thousand Dollars.
SECTION 2. The amounts 50 deposited
shall draw interest at II rate not to exceed
six per cent. per annum to be computed in
accordance with the law regulating the
Bank. Such deposits shall not i'll the ag-
gregate exceed $l5O,o00 at any one time.
SECTION 5. The term for which any
deposit shall be received under this Act
shall not exceed twelve months.
SECTION 4. The form OF the said certi-
ficates shall be as follows, and shall con-
tain the conditions hereinafter set forth:
HAWAIIAN POSTAL SAVINGS BANK CERTIfI-
Gates.
S.......... No.....
honolulu ........... .Iob..
Received from. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IN. 800.
Coin,. ........................D Dollars OF
Deposit, payable in. Coin on pre-
sentation of this Certificate, properly in.
dorsed. This deposit is made for. ..........
months, and will bear interest from. ....,
................ .lS9. :, at the rate Of. .......,
per cent. pei annum, and i'll accordance
with the conditions printed hereon.
Approved:
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Pledged TO neither Sect nor Party,
But Established for the Benefit of All.
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might have been considered well made
bat no prGceas of reasoning could make
sim out anything better than n f-to-l snot'
sied to the fact that Ives game lsnd a'ials
flied and improved since their last meeting
and that the .Ni1ara could not have
been expected TO adpanre tIrre was the
plyaical eondition propositions on which
the young nlan had u long way the net
ter IL il, Moreover, Jake had suffered 9
fracture q the right wfisf qi9 q ~ piossu
1t was 5filg after b . had settled down 10
practice that his clianee neann 60 eoHa-
that basis Ives apparently held hini sate
When II ea.ne TO playing the game scaee-
eas by Enlhg on ii the Mad the hrst pisht
and increasing hts advantage RE ssc'huF
night with the greatest break on rse9fa-zT
sfd but the way Ives came from Behnd
ana wiped out this advantage and 70 81
seeming cinched the game on tine tqnrth
nights play with fsn q son 49,, an ~ m, ~
thuslasni 81 Schaefer's supporters and sent
hts o1id-blpoded Daclters seainpeIlpg ~ al
directions to hedge out II amy cost, ms
iasf nishfH play looked like & mere fqr-S
nudity Here was a man who naa sraash'
ed out over 900 points IN four consecutive
innings ITO Ia a single RIM, and a single
ngerage 81 80 for 500 points, with s10 %
40, While his opponent, who was 30 weak
and worn*out that he had to use atltnil..
the coveted goal. Why. II looked as Il
nothing short 81 4 stroke Of paralysis or
a bolt 81 lightning could stop ives. Ihe
hressts of Iake's followers. and douht
if Jake hiunaelf entertained n serious mo-
ton OF doing better than npluinB MS own
On the Nights play hut his neeYe ulault
weaken The discrepancy IN the strings
ds1 not worry hin,. On hie avn courage
tie enugif VI, with his opponent led him
20 tie end 81 the strtng aud won giifIle
tllRs should be TOLD n fonr-tos.plea capitals
" nc hlstory ST hiliinf,ae. tsiat RistoIy,
tnehnicsllly involved IN the game, snpuld
iseen the victor IN glory TOR the resi- pf
his days. Il hringa him bAck his old ares
tive and reputation, and ne eoaid easily
rhet would be foreign 70 his uature Hes
never ahllked a fnatrh nor turned down q
challenge, and he VIII mol now. He viii
hia hest efforts, moi 70 serve ssliisa e1s-s,
but for the generai good Of the game.
This match win trke the edge of tho
triangular tournament that hns been ar
HGentieman George stands about as much
show With tile other two MS a cat without
claws III haaea. II tho tournanifnt IL play
cd IT VIII deterfnine where SIosaon stanas.
little might to Keep Ives from coming 10
the front, aud long aftsr the yonngsfer
onselnSscd him az a billiard playsr Slosson
aelEned to notioe no oiie but sehaefer.
recognize In Ives the matafhi that goes to
make champions. Wilfn the present cham,
piQn came 70 Chicago raw Kid from
Mlehiean he WAS given y job IL slosson'a
yantage o. every appoFtunity he iuipr1ved
50 rarsdly that HGhilly ffaori;ne are,p post
fiFeiv Jealous Or him. one day while Glps~
son WIS pracficsng with Ives Tor a march
he SAM the 1lldi' Wak untplHyinN him and
grabbed The heila on the table
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03

Manager b. b. fuce liz getting ready to
celebrate the one hundredth anniversary
OF 1872 at Paliner's on December 4
y. II Gilmour,. Maud Harrison and Owen
Fawcett have been engaged Tor Daniel
ErohmAn'B new comedy company.
Good Bye Sweetheart" Lillian Isewis
new play. has bean quietly tested on tour
and mas proved splendid success.
Princess Nicotine" with Lillian Rus
sell IA the star, is certain to have a long
and prosperous run at toe New York Ca
sino.
The BostonIans' new opera, ''Tha Ogal-
alias IL called in Chicago a wild, woody
West affair unworthy OF the organization.
There are an even dozen OF specially
people with THE Two Old Cronies,' and
they. are said TO be the PICK Of the yau
deville stage.
Joseph Jefferson before he goes TO hes
drinks q glass of milk and evidently with
relish, for he drinks At slowly and seems
TO taste every drop
MAZDA CrGlgen and Frederick Paulding
expect to present "A Duel OF Hearts" in
New York after the holidays
The next opera on which Messrs. Byrne
and Harrison VIII work ~ called The
Bangdoolah of Swat" 1t Will not be conf
pleted before the late spring.
Freder.c.i warde and Louis James pre-
scented an attractive repertoire last sea-
son, but this year they otter a greater
and more pleasing variety
Some captious first nighter suggests that
Marie Jansen change the title Of her skit
to "prlmonico's ut SIXTY" for It's long
af.er six" now--for the once Jansen
Kitty cheatham is making great sue
cess IN Jane" In the South, where she is
the recipient OF many social attentions
from the best people OF the cities she
visits
The assertion that Charles Frohlnan IS
engaged to marry lSitty Cheatham, made
In New Actk newspaper, Is absolutely
without foundation and was promptly de-
MED.
On December 4 Mile, Rhea presents her
new play THE Queen OF SheDa,t IN San
Francisco for the first time. Il VIII be her
first appearance In that city in several
years,
About Town is the title selected by
John h Russell for the adaptation from
the German comedy The Corner Grocer
of Avenue A which he win produce next
season.
BIushing, bashful Boston thinks Mrs.
K9ndal's Second Mrs. TanqueraY would
be perfectly shocking were Mr.. Kendall
not in the cast also AS IT Is the play Is
simply delightfully."- wicked.
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ties they could and would certainly have
arranged matters differently. II the pub-
He Is nea tired q the farce It ought 10
There IS again tank 81 aniah aontest
hqfween FilgtTner and DIXON The former
afts 'asat Dixon at Ia pounds.
ehances o etory ought 10 be better than
those q PlimHler
Sullivan, though defeated. IS stir the
iaai q the people as a prize tighter aad
nqw thar he las sisii that he may try the
TIKI once more, he Is bainR watched close
~ sullivan has been sober for quito Il
while ana says that ne u IN g5od shape
ard would lihe to try c0nelusion With Cor
tett once inofe
4 was p pa condltion," no said fsw
lays ago % the East, 20 iigft when !
4hipn nor than I was then, and / am OF
,as ouiiii0n ihet c8h regain what 4
Fioushlp 81 The wotld / am &C Least wili-
ila % try u uud ] think shall ahk for
i4 ms. sfifi after tbs turn hetseea eVf-
rtst and Mitchell " over"
sullivan has all along expressed the hes
iie ri4t Aiifescil would wlilp Gefhett
whan thH tsit comes and SASS rew tbat he
Z Miia.nE e leg sonie money 81 hls luig-
isut mo oh8neea arc that Sullivan wii
it91 q taker for every dollar he has on the
sullivan iias hatiled With both mon aud
ttiFNs Lie stfsn9th and worth Of both
H4th Cprbetf he lost. While with Mitchell
be f1Q1it whnt has heen called dram
SO ln ought to know the worth OF tile
$40 better than nrN living runn, probably
s3at tlliA night with Mitchell wts quite eif
TePeaf frufn hat &ith tiDrnett. When he
fought Mitchell no gloves were used, and
siie hRht Nf,8 arerrsling e lie Lenaee
srizs ring faies n was a hHrd and stub
Aarn lfht from tie start and Il ~ thel
CLINTON ~ many VINO RaW IA chat had tnG
fsysree done Mat vas rlsht he would
aaye declared Sullivan winner. Hut thn
taflie took PLACE IN sditchelfs soil ard
araw. 30 dselassd ~ ono u hts own aann-
ta3i men
ahe hsht was ore Of the hardest OF sui
tleanfa life
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did come Everybody seemed glad when
they knew for certain that ''Wiaardt
Sehaefsr was the winner. Jakes popular
itv III Gotham mas been a factor that no
reyersesa have ever shaken. He has al
ways come into town a strong fayorite In
the betting and with the prestige of this,
new victory stlll fresh. he'll come to town.
thia time stronger fayoflte than ever.
with the exception of lYes run OF wv
which was varied with fine open table
play, all the big runs were accomplished
by means Of the anchor nurse. Maurice
DAILY is of opinion that the frequency with
which the position WIS gained and held
indicates that the masters OF the cue
have 50 far advanced in tie art Of playing
billiards that balk line Will soon be swept
away, Just as the champions Saine of
eight inch balll line was, and tha. the
stars VIII have to take Up cushion caroms,
III this turns out to be the logical sequence
Of modern progress IN billiards, then the
big triangular tourney which opens at the
Madison Square garden concert hail on
December il may mark tie official fare
well to ba1k line billiards in the matrop-s
oils. The GhicagG game has given a tre-
1nendous boom 10 this tourney. all bill
liirdists IN New FORK being on the tiptoe
Of impatience To see Ives and Sc1aefer
come together again and also to discover
how each win fare with "the student
George ssossnn. against his well known
s'SextoniHn safety tactics and generalshp
of the cue. Slosson is saving wood Mt a
great rate and Keeping his mouth shut
about possibilities. His admirers think
that'he viii surprise hotii Ives anaS Sehae-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03

Tho merry comedy Dr. Bill,r from the
siarden theaJer. Sew York. is schedules
FOR Friday and saturday evenings aila
saturday matinee additional interest at
taches to the engagement IN that the pre-
sentaton Of this play on Friday nignt
WIN mark its one thorsandth performance
ia America. Ii wiii be given by the same
eaIitnl comedy organization that was seen
in il here last season, and theater-goe
can RELY upon j performance as finished
"a IL In funny "Dr Bin Is all laughter.
There Is not a dun moment IN the piece
ara "a q LAUGH prpvolter Il has no superior
on Tho stage today 1t has q clear, consis-
tent and reasonable plot le rich IN high
class specialties, and It's fun, While fast
ana furious, Is always legitimate, The
play was produced for the FIRST time m
Houston last winter and made an unden-
able hit. lila Bell still plays the ex-aueen
% the ballet, Gertie Stanwnod continues
10 enact kitty. "the Kangaroo girl Err
nest Rartram appears as usual as the mis-
chief-making father-in-law, and Messrs,
sweetiand, fturleigh. Grace and Montgom-
rrv lend their usual good support.