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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-25

Strangers In tas City and wAssllas rsls.
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wAssuaS Folk,
Abroad.
Frank Losses "Eolaar Rye" C,n.
pany, With q carload Of sceaery, passed
through hers as; Sunday en- TSu.e 20
Pittsburgh, where they play this week.
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the street vail. originally played in this
pieaS bY Henry L Dixey, is 4 sis;e. Of
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directing the performances in rehearsal
tos the bszes. Q: the City Hospital. 70
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and ~
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ebeatei his sixteenth birthday Monday
evening in : pleasing manner. Twen,T.
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uaae3 until ! o'doc&, rhe2 sill de-
parted for their ho=es well pleased with
lksy's ho:2itziiy.
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CT tie Panhandle ;o= New Yosk
M:.s Mamie Lee. o; Columbus, is the
cues: CT her cousin, Mss Carrie Rerae..
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WARM
WEATHER
GOODS
GEO. r. TAYLOR,

We beg to call the attention Of
the ladies 10 or new and attractive
lines OF Sunner Goods, consisting {;
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We beg 70 call the attention Of
the ladies 10 or new and attractive
lines OF Summer Goods, consisting Il
Organizes. ParasoIs.
Grenadines, SIX Waists,
India Silks, Derby Wa!ss,
T.ffe,a Silks, Dotted Swiss,
Lawns, India Dini,y.
Dgcks, Linen Lawns,
Scotch Gingh'ms Wash Silks,
Challies, White Silks,
Covert Cloths, Cheek suidnss,
Boys Mothers Friend Waists,
Boys Star Waists,
Otteaheiner's Imported Cos.ts,
Glove Fitting Cots=r,
Dcuble We Waists,
Ferris Waists,
Crescent Hnizy &c. M=a, Women
and Children, absolutely stain.
less and fast black dye.
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
WOVEN WIRE BAILEY.
The Manufacture Of Woven Wire
Mattresses a. q New Industry.

A new industry for Honolulu, Is
the Manufacture OF Woven Wire
Matt resses aud Iron Beds.
A BULLETIN Representative called
around to see Woven Wire Bailey
on Hotel street, to get few points
that may interest the readers OF this
paper. He found the man Of wire
weaving ready To give any ipforma.
ton desired. "Ths Uire Which TW not
rust" IL OF especial excellence OF
manufacture, not At present used In
United States, Canada or Colonies,
its cost far exceeds that Of ordinary
wire used for q similar purpose 10
those countries. The makers Of the
wire "whose works are the largest in
the world" informed Mr.. Bailey hs
was the only person rs yet using II
outside OF the United Kingdom.
This wire OF corrosive fame,
Is the greatest improvement Intro.
duced In the Wire Bed trads and IL
bound to superseue all other makes
for first class beds, for cheap sbaddy
goods IL cannot bs used, owing Ia
its greater cost for material and
manufacture.
The wire. wood and iron frames
are imported. But its manufacture
il entirely carried out in Honolulu
by j. S. Bailey aud his workmen.
These Woven Wire Mattresses and
Iron Beds Of Honolulu make are
slowly but surely winning their way
into the confidence ~ the people oi
these islands. Iron Beds as neat and
we'll finished As any imported article
are an especial feature OF manu-
facture. Aud these beds for schools,
hospitals aud also for an ordinary
use with Wire Mattresses combined
are made to fold up compactly, and
with its especial aud unique virtue
OF not rusting will commend them.
selves to everyone.
The machine used to make these
goods are chiefly n J. s. Bailsy's
own make and il we'll worth seeing IN
operation. The Woven Wire man Is
glad To see anyone, call in at tho fac.
tory, Hotel street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
wRxRE TO BUY FODDER.
Splendid Record Made by the Cali
fornia Feed Company.

In the year 1890 the steamer
Farallon made several trips here.
loaded full of hay and grain, from
San Diego, Cal. 1t was thought
by the promoters that line of
steamers could be established be-
tween San Diego and Honolulu.
but the scheme fell through. They
had the hay and grain in ware
houses about the city. In Septem-
her, 1890, these people wanted to
sell this merchandise and came to
L. J. King who, with J. N. Wright,
bought the whole lot. On Sept.
18th, 1890. the California Feed Go.
came into existence. In October.
1890, J. n. Wright went to San
Francisco and made arrangements
for regular supplies. 1t was thought
by some that the company's ware
house was located too far out of the
way. The old kings stables"
King street, Leleo, was the only
place available ut the time for the
large stock purchased rs above.
The location was all right. With
a reasonable rent. printers ink,
the telephones, prompt and courte-
Gus treatment to the people who
use hay and grain, they gained n
good start. In November, 1893. the
California Feed Co. bought the
leases, merchandise and good will
Of J. +. Colburn 4 Co, and
moved to their present location,
corner Queen and Nuuanu streets.
They have made several good
charters. The Hawaiian bark
Mauna Ala made four trips for
them from San Francisco i'm 1893
The bark Oakland made one trip
from Seattle, Washington, in 1894
besides which the company receives
merchandise on almost every
packet from the coast. L. J. King
has been in the business since
April, 1888, over seven years ms
manager Of the Union Feed Co.
and over four years ms manager OF
the California Feed Co. Having
been brought up to the 'biz.," rs ],
were, he thoroughly understands
it. BY strict attention to business
it has grown to its present proper,
tons.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
L B. KERR.
Cents Clothes and Sewing Machines
First GLASS Goods.

l.. b. Kerr was born in Ireland
and arrived on the Islands in
1873. For ten years he was in
the merchant tailoring business.
He established his present bust
ness in 1889 and claims to conduct
the only strictly Wholesale cloth
house in Honolulu. He carries
a full line of gents suitings and
every variety of tailor's requisites.
No other place in town can COM
pete with him in this respect. He
also handles the celebrated Sew
ing Machine known as the Auto
matte Pearl, which has all the mo-
dern attachments and cannot be
excelled by any other machine on
the islands. They are suitable
for both light and heavy work ac-
cording to adjustments. Mr.. Kerr
keep an employee especially to
teach purchasers how to do ARA
sene, tinsel, chenille and fancy
embroidery work on the Pearl
machine. These styles ARE most
beautiful and any one can lenrn
the secret by purchasing one ~
the machines ut the extraordinarily
low price of $50.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
ARLINGTON Ho, Ell.
Honolulu's Popular Host and Chief
Caterer.

Who in this city does not know
mine host Thomas KrouseY Or
who from the other islands staying
in town has not made his acquaint-
ancey Over seven years ago Mr..
Krouse made his debut rs n hotel
keeper and caterer for the cuisin-
AIRY wants of the Honolulu public,
after six years preliminary in
getting acquainted with them. Year
has followed year, and his popular
ity has grown with it. Now he
controls room for over Is guests in
the Arlington and about 100 in the
Eagle House. Long and loud were
the complaints in former years of
insufficient accommodation and
poorly furnished tables, as all old
residents can tell. Now, however,
the finest food, the daintiest cook
ing, the best trained service, and
the cosiest apartments in town are
under Mr.. Krouse's control. You
have only to try. the experiment
once to convince you that what we
say is too mild in its estimate of
Mr.. Krouse's worth ms a host and
restaurateur. And withal his
charges will not deplete your wal
unduly.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
J. J. WILLIAMS.
An Art Gallery TO be visited and
patronized.

Among other Christmas gifts
none will be so valued ns the
counterfeit presentiment of the
giver, and where can you get this
better than Mt Williams Art Gal
lery on Fort Street. Mr.. Williams
himself IL well-known old resi-
dent with one infrmity, Inc doesn't
hear you when you nrc not talking
business. He has been in bust
ness himself for over Is years and
has now with him M studio OYER
ator Mr.. &. W. Weathcrwax.
His work both Of past and present
years shows for itself and il would
speak too II the lifelikc lips had
as much lungs behind them ~
their originals had or do possess.
Mr.. Williams specinlties are watch
dial and silk handkerchief por-
traits. You can now carry your
loved ones faces in miniature on
your watch dinl and see them
every time you open your watch
to see the time. Water and oil
color, copies of figure or landscape
photos may he had. Solar print
engagements are also done in
unique style. His collection Of
island views is unique and superb,
amounting to over 700. and copies
mny be had in oil Mt so each. A
novelty is card with three or
four views of different expressions
of the same subject. This is es-
pecinlly beautiful in childrcn's
photos. A visit to Williams Gal
lery is nm education in art in IT,
self rs well as u pleasure to both
parents and children. 1t costs
nothing to go and see it. But we
think It will cost you before you
get through, for you will also
want to stay permanently in the
Gallery.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22

pay all the bills for over four
months, and still not run into
debt. The modern war vessel
afloat costs not over S3,OOO,OW.
The Mutual Life could buy feet
of sixty vessels like the famous
cruiser New York and have seven
million dollars left for incidentals.
1t could place an army OF six hun
bred thousand men in the field,
fully equipped and armed, and
have left n fund of almost half
million dollars per day for one
year for maintenance. The Mutual
Life could build the Nicaragua Ca
nal and buy enough land contigu-
Gus to it to start republic as big
MS the State Of New York. IL the
awful horror at Johnstown had
been such as to sweep every in
habitant of that city of $4,000 into
eternity, the Mutual life could have
paid policy of 5000 on the life
of each man, woman and child.
With its present assets it could
have paid a policy of $1,000 on the
life of every soldier killed in bat
ties or who died in hospitals Of
wounds i'm the Union and Con-
federate armies during the Civil
War of four years. Last year the
Bank of England, 200 years old,
had capital and surplus of $685.
939. 4S7. The Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, then 81 years old,
had assets of s1S6,7O7 ,GSO.14.
These statistics will give some
idea of the safety of the Mutual
Life to investors and policy-hold-
ers.
s. b. Rose is the General Agent
for the Hawaiian Islands of this
stupendous concern, and will he
happy at any time to give all par
ticulars with reference to the COM
pany and its policies.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
LEWIS & COMPANY
Ill Fort Street, is the Scene of Bust
ness Activity.

Lewis d Co. have spread them
selves on display this festive season.
Their windows beggar descrlp-
tion though to supply ones self
with samples of everything would
not do the same to ones pocket.
They carry the finest lines of i'm
ported canned goods in the city.
Their candies and bonbons and
every other assortment of Christ
mas tree ornaments and requisites
take the whole bun from the city
trade. Their nuts and raisins are
freshly imported and are the fin
est assortment in the city. Califor-
MIA Navel Oranges and table apples
flank their turkeys and cranberry
sauce, and in every way after their
twelve years experience here have
they catered and still will continue
to eater for the finest trade in tho
city. a list Of their stock in trade
IL an education even Ia the
gourmet. Go and see for yourself
IL II In not 50.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
CLEVELAND BICYcLSs.
II You Want a Wheel Get a Wheel
That Is q Wheel.

Daring the season OF 1894 the
Cleveland bicycle has established
for itself reputation that no other
cycle can claim 1t has proved to
be all that was claimed for it, and
now stands alone a. being the most
honest high grade bicycle ever con-
structed. The Cleveland bicycle il
the production OF the largest, most
complste,and modern bicycle fsctorp
in the United States. Over one
thousand men are employed in the
construction Of the best bicycle on
earth, at Toledo, Ohio, where the
Cleveland is made. The superior
points OF the Cleveland over other
cycles, are the tires, bearings, rims,
and narrow tread, aud with these
four vital parts, the Cleveland il
simply interchangeable and unap-
proachable. The new Cleveland for
1895 will be- fully up to the high
Cleveland standard OF previous
years, and will constitute all the
latest improvements, with the hume
rous patents controlled by the
Cleveland alone, il will surely be a
leader IN cycles.
The price OF a bicycle Is not con,
sidsred when the best IL wanted, Tor
the best is always the cheapest. II
does not pay 10 buy a cheap cycle
when you take into considerat ion
that you eau got a Cleveland for
800. The Cleveland Is worth every
cent asked Tor IL, aud 90 percent
Of the public know II. There is
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22

nothing like a Cleveland, nothing
quite so good: II you select the
king Of all wheels as your mount
for 1895, you will be more than
pleased with il. You will he envied
by riders Of cheap wheels, and be
admired by the public in general.
1t is a sort OF pleasure to know
that you are riding the best, not
only be- ause you feel 40 much safer
on II, but q good wheel always
brings q rider into better company
among the wbeclmen. and aids to
support = riders dignity. Cleveland
riders are never ashamed of their
mounts-other riders often are. A
few remarks concerning the 1895
Clevelands may help to illustrate
what the line will consist Of. There
will be several road wheels varying
in weight from ~ to rs lbs, and fit.
ted with the celebrated Cleveland
Diet acha able tire in . wood rim. The
models will be Of new design, and
will be masterpieces OF genius and
nee hanical skill. The racer will
weigh between 16 and IL lbs, and
will he contracted to stand the
severe tests subject to a racing
wheel. With the new Cleveland
racer on the field the records are
sure to be lowered in the coming
year. There will also be q handsome
lat'y's wheel weighing about 70 lbs,
and q boys wheel which will be sur.
passed by none, aud will contain all
the advant ages OF the other Cleve-
lands, seldom seen ia youths wheels.
In the Cleveland you have the best
that money and skill can produce.
A number Of the new models are
to arrive 10 Honolulu about the mid.
die Of January, 80 do not buy until
you have seen the 1896 Clevelands.
There is a hest in everything, aud II
il the Cleveland IN bicycles.
H. Z. Walker, Agent, Cummins'
Block, Merchant street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
JOHNS TON AND STORY.
che New and Fashionable Tailors
ON Fort Street.

Messrs. Johnston and Storey are
newcomers in our midst. They
have been attracted to our shores by
the growing attention islandwards
by the people Of the States. They
have started in business in he tailor.
ing and gents furnishing line Aud
their stock is replete with the new
est and most chaste designs and pat
terms, Their goods are cut and ft-
ted on the latest New York fashion
styles, aud the lit cannot be equaled
or excelled west Of tho Rocky noun
tains, Gsntlemaply treat ment and
tho best satisfaction is what they
guarantees every customer, and they
are able to carry out their guarantee,
No iner selection 81 goods is to he
seen Ia town. Ladies will confer a
favor On their male relatives by in.
sisting that they got their clothes
made 10 order there,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22

episode so remarkable in charac-
ter that it was thoroughly dissimi-
lar to anything else. The shock
was such that he required another
cup of coffee as stimulant.
As the boy drank Spud drew
from his pocket copy of the
Paradise Of The Pacific which the
Exchange Editor of the World had
given him and read about the ele-
giant stock of Solid and Plated
Silver Ware, Aluminium goods
and Haviland China in new pat
terms which the Hawaiian Hard
ware Company of Honolulu has
in stock and which are suitable t.
the wants of every one at this
Christmas season.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
J. J. E0AN.
That Tirsless Toiler IL to tho Front
Again.

Again.
In 1885 j. j. Egan arrived IN Ho-
nolulu aud three years after estab-
lishsd himself in business in Homo
lulu in Mclnsrny block. There no
remained . year when, hs moved to
his present location. He was born
In Michigan and brought up in bust
ness Now be- has one OF the largest
retail dry goods stores here aud 10
doing one OF the finest trades owing
to his attention to good quality,
new styles and low prices. Both
dressmaking and millinery are At
tended to on the premises as we'll an
q stock Of dry and fancy goods Of
every conceivable description. He
is shortly going to enlarge his stor-,
which is too small to accommodate
his daily increasing trade. This
public appreciation Of his lab0rs in
their service is gratifying TO Mr..
Egan in the extreme, as il shows him
that by still toiling he will further
gain the purchasing public's esteem.
Nowhere better in town can you 20
for Christmas aud New Year gifts
than to Egsn's. You will get more
and better there than else where. for
the same mONey.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-22
BE IN TIKI sTYi Z.
Whom You Want = Carriage Get q
Nice One.

The Fashion stables and the
Pantheon stables were both house
hold words in Honolulu long be-
fore they amalgamated IA few years
ago. This event resulted in the
incorporation Of the Fashion
Stables Company, Ltd. j. j. Sui
Ivan, president, and j. Buckley,
secretary, are the managers. Both
are veteran horsemen, and
even now, when they are retired
from the box, If n particularly
distinguished party of tourists are
to be shown around Honolulu and
environs, ten to one Sullivan or
Buckley will be respectfully petit
toned to take the ribbons. The
company maintains the finest
equipped hack stand in the city
with competent and careful
drivers. Their livery outfit is
simply unrivaled. They also keep
gentle saddle horses, for ladies or
gentlemen, which are brought to
the curb Mt moments notice.
The Office is at the Pantheon sta
bles, corner of Fort and Hotel
streets. No "a on the telephone
will bring you a hack or livery
trap in quick order. The com
pany controls also the Hawaiian
Hotel Stables, telephone 32. II
you want to get around lively and
in good style, Sullivan and Buck
ley may be depended upon to give
you perfect satisfaction, whether
you want to drive yourself or he
driven.