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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-17

Lieutenant Rose of the Olympia
was one of the Mariposa's passen-
gers for the Coast.
Mrs. w. II. Rice and family ar
rived from Kauai this morning.
Only one arrest was made this
morning, that Of a Chinese for
selling decayed fish.
A big bronze propeller for the
Likelike is all that is left on the
Oceanic dock of the Australia
cargo.
A Board of Health notice con-
corning the quarantining of YES
sells and the manufacture of poi
appears in another column.
Misses Lampman and Grace
Sharpe expect to leave for Kekaha
next Tuesday to take charge of
the Government school at that
place.
The charge against George
Baker OF violating the rules of
, the Board of Health was dis
missed in the District Court this
morning.
Health officer Reynolds was
looking about this morning for
suitable quarters on the water
front for use in fumigating the
baggage and persons of inter is, .
and passengers.
Ground was broken this after
noon for Mutch's big block to be
erected at Hotel and Bethel streets.
The work will be pushed to com
pletion, the owner doing it himself
by hired day labor.
All intending to join the adult
singing class to be organized at
the Y. M. G. A. Hall, on Friday
evening should secure tickets be-
fore that time. Ladies are ad-
mitted. No knowledge of music
required for membership. 4
Maid of Hawaii, ere We part
Give me back, no not my heart,
But that shining diamond ring,
Bracelet, eardrop, everything
That bought and gave to you,
When our summer love was new.
Give them back, and l will fit,
Find another whom they'll fit,
While in Brown IL Kubey's store
You can buy few dozen more.
Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day of this week the Temple Of
Fashion will sell Gents Shoes
reduced to the following prices:
The Sc. 80 shoe at 81 so, the $3.50
at $3.50, the SO so at $3.50, the
~ SO at 81. Is, and fine working
shoe has been reduced to 81. 90
per pair.
Children's shoes are selling at
the Temple of Fashion Clearance
Sale this week at bedrock prices,
all sizes, a most Complete Stock
in both black and tan, button or
lace; also fine line of Children's
slippers. These goods are from
80 cents to IS cents the pair, also
an extra fine line at 800 pei
pair. These goods will cost you
90 per cent more at any 9th el
store in town,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

4N' I''''
The Mariposa had fifty through
passengers.
Seattle beer is light. 1t is sold
at the Criterion saloon.
The Board of Health disburSed
near $4,000 in the payment of bills
today,
Company d drilled last night.
1t was a moist company when it
got through.
The new Chinese theater was
opened last night and big crowd
was in attendance.
Court Lunalilo, A. o. F., will
meet at the Scottish Thistle Club
hall this evening.
All the late cars were crowded
with Chinese returning from the
new theater last night.
Mystic Lodge, X. of P, will at
tend the. funeral of their late
brother, Samuel Louisson.
And now it is said that J. W.
Pratt is to be asked to take the
lieutenancy of Company b.
There will be no tennis played
this week out of respect to the
memory of the late Sam Louisson.
Mr.. James Mulligan, wife of the
American Consul at Apia, was a
through passenger on the Mari
posa.
The Lolita Club gives another
of its dances at Arion hall this
evening. Music by the Hawaiian
Club.
A Shakespeare club is the latest
organization, and Gas You Like
1t" is the first play to be read
and studied.
Notice of the resembling of
quarantine on island vessels and
Of poi-making is given by the
BOard OF Health.
The government has relieved
the Ladies Relief Society of the
job of providing for INDECENT Ha-
waiians at Kakaako.
Miss Anna Widemann is suffer-
ing from the effects of being struck
by piece of lumber which fell
from the family residence.
Seattle Beer is a mild and refresh
ing drink. 1t will create flesh
and generally improve the system.
On draught at Criterion.
The Young Hawaiians' Institute
has business meeting on hand
tonight, as well as practicing for
the coming entertainment.
w. D. Alexander, jr., returned
home on the Rithet and is doing
the pump-handle business with
his numerous friends today.
Willie Chamberlain will here
after ride horse when he goes
to the wars, having exchanged
from the infantry into the cavalry
company.
Hack drivers say business has
not improved much with them
since the epidemic and that sew
eral of the livery stables are run
ming at loss.
Ladies on the other Islands can
do their shopping by post by
applying to l.. B. Kerr for
samples. They should embrace
this opportunity, and get single
yard at wholesale prices. n
Attorney-Gene Smith mott
fed the Board of Health yesterday
that he intended to leave for New
Zealand by the Alameda on the
oath, and to return about Dec em-
Der 18th.
III. Nj. S. Hyacinth, whose Off
GERS were deservedly popular here,
called at San Diego on September
Goth on her way to Callao where
she will be relieved by the Satel-
lite and 60 home.
G. R. Harrison, practical piano
and organ maker and tuner, can
furnish best factory references.
Orders left at Hawaiian News Co.
will receive prompt attention. All
work guaranteed to be the same
as done in factory.
Prof. j. Q. Wood, who is one of
the most popnlor punohou in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-17
4. O. E.

THERE WILL BE 4 REGULAR MEET.
ing of Court LunllIo, No. $500, of the
Ancient Order OF Foresters. ut Scotch
Thistle Club Hail, ON Thursday evening,
Oct. 18th at $50 o'cuc>.
Members of Court !.nnoes and all soiourn.
ing Brethren Materially invited
EVAN E.NNIE c. Il.
In-3t
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carious condition.
The Kauai brought no mail
from Kekaha this morning.
Much interesting local matter
is laid over for want of space.
The Board of Health is not
ready to raise the Pail quaran.
tine.
Vice-Consul Boyd will act as
Consul-General during Mr.. Mills
absence.
The contract for supplying the
military with clothing has not yet
been awarded.
Don't forget that much local
news is published on the inside
pages of the BULLETIN.
The Oahu Railway and Land
Company will put a regular time
table into effect on Monday.
Lou Wallace, formerly of the
Iron Works, was in San Francisco
when Willie Alexander left.
j. J. Macdonald, formerly with
Castle e. Cooke, was en- route to
San Diego when last heard Of.
The familiar accent and dress
of the tourist was welcome
sight on the streets this morning.
If you feel out of sorts, call at
the Criterion and try our refresh
ing Seattle Beer on draught.
The Rithet came down in seven
teen days and her passengers
speak ofan enjoyable trip through
out.
The street cars did a good bust
ness yesterday, everyone wanting
to get out to Waikiki for breath
of fresh air.
The. work of coaling the Olym-
pia has been temporarily suspend
ed. Five hundred tons have been
put on board.
The postoflice authorities dis
patched fifteen bags of mail by
the Mariposa, containing 1925
letters and 1900 papers.
Officers Of the warships were
about this morning attending to
their mail matters, and incident
ally paying their respects to the
ladies.
Commissioner Marsden ismourn-
ing over two boxes of toads sent
hin on the Rio Janeiro, which
San Francisco customs authorities
sold at auction.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: rs
and 80 cents per night 81, and
S125 per week.
There was quite large gather
ing of members of Mystic Lodge,
X. of P, at their hall last night,
Notwithstanding a notice in the
Star of no meeting.
L. B. Kerr has received by the
Australia q new line of Scotch
ginghams, white and cream
crepons and white cotton duck
for ladies and children dresses. Il
At my big shoe sale on Thus.
day, Friday and Saturday of this
week, I am selling ladies' shoes,
fine white French kid opera or
dancing shoes at $3.50 the pair.
They will cost you $500 at any
store in town. Temple of Fashion,
Among the passengers for this
port by the Mariposa was E Davis
of Vancouver, who was carried
through to Apia on the last trip.
Mr.. Davis represents the Cana
dian-Australian Steamship Com
pany in the Cranstoun-Muller
suits and is accompanied by his
wife.
D. Howard Hitchcock has re.
turned to town and is located at
his studio at the corner of Hotel
and Fort streets upstairs, entrance
on Hotel street, where he has re-
opened his classes in drawing and
painting. Studio afternoon at
homes Fridays from 2 p. m. to 4
pm. Visitors always welcome. Il
Correspondents of the BULLETIN
should hand in their communca-
tons early in the day to insure
publication. All display adver.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-17
Horse for Sale.

T1N FOR NON.! NYNuiNT OF
4E board, W viii sci oa TUESDAY,
October 29th. 1873, at ru1ur Auruon, AT
the Auction rooms uf James !. E.rgn, in
Honolulu, one Bay Muc. CLUB STABLE
COMPANY.
Honolulu, Seutctuhrr p. 1895 ll3.fm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-19
MRS srowE,s GREAT WORK.
Though Her Last Days Are DARK
She Has Achieved Much

Ii msy be that Mrs Harriet Beech
or stowe will liv. for some time,
though .hs il approaching Der
eighty second Dir, hdsy, but her
mind is irrettievably gone. Mira.
Stoves life has been most sventfui,
aud seems to have part AIKEN at once
of tho gloom and grandeur ~ the
epoch in whirh the beat OF her work
wa. done, tho period Immediately
preceding the civil war. She has
shown since her earliest childhood
"the genius Of goodness" as Georg
Sand had said OF her, mot that OF
the man Of letters, but Of the saint,
pure, penetrating and profound, thu
spirit that fathcms the recesses OF
the human soul." When she was
but child OF IL she chose for
school composition this profound
theme: Gan the Immortality Of the
Soul b. Proved From the Light of
NatureT and her father, Dr.. Lyman
Beecher, was astonished at the
strength aud wisdom OF her argu
msnts in the negative. Perhaps her
great brain is paying the penalty for
these juvenile tours de- force now.
II was the influence Of her father,
who was great abolitionist, which
turned even her childieh thoughts
toward the iniquitiss OF slavery.
Her progress at school was astonish.
ingly rapid. At ii she was teaching
a class in "Bntler's Analogy" and
could read Latin, Greek, French aud
Italian with ease. Her practical &C.
quaintauce with southern life began
after she had married Professor
Stowe, and she then made q careful
study Of slavery, while living with
him in Cincinnati. When she re-
turned /" New England a few years
later she found that many good peo-
Pile were not in favor Of abolition
because they did not know what
slavery really meant. So she resolv.
ed to teach them, and wrote "Uncle
Toms Cabin" 1t did not make
much stir when it was first publish
cd in q newspaper in 1851, but soon
its fame began to spread. In book
form it made still greater sensa-
ton. Half a million copies were
sold OF it in five years from it's writ
lug in America alone. Millions Of
copies have been sold since, and it
has been translated into nearly every
known language. She has written
a score OF other important books,
but none has approached "Uncls
Toms Cabin" in popularity, al.
though such competent critic as
James Russell Lowell thought her
fame would rest eventually upon
"The Minister'S Wooing." She has
written but little since 1869, when
she published the defense OF Lady
Byron, which at that time created
such . sensation. Her health has
been failing since 1888, and her
mind has detariorated faster than
her body.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-19
RUMoRs OF REVOLUTION.
Police Kept on the Alert by Secret
Service Reports.

Within the past two weeks reports
have been received ut headquarters
from the numerous spies and spe-
cials that another revolution was
imminent. This was the cause of
the dispaiching OF the police expedi-
ton to Pearl harbor and Waianae
the other night, only to find out it
was wildgoose chase. Notwith-
standing this fruitless mission, re-
ports OF similar nature have since
been flying around.
OF late Senior Captain Parker has
decided to keep the Detectives away
from the Marshals Office OF nights,
only allowing them to be about the
Station during the day. Early yes
terdsy the police patrolling about
the Station were armed with pistols
and pouches OF cartridges.
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NOTICE.

To the PubHc:--
Owing to extreme III health. IL beirg i'm.
possible for me TO attend 10 business, !
have sold out to my foreman, ALEX. CHS
HOLM, who has been wi me for the lasl
ten years, and IL known 10 you all.
He will ,ntinue TO run the business a.,
have, by executing the best OF work, ano
doing justice toal
hope You will all trade with him, snc
bestow on him the 81" . hin me md pat
ronape M rs. bee given me- dnring tn.
last sixteen wears,
AL bids d me viii plea b. set IN a.
soon rs 90 'v' Bl'ht, and Mr. chisholm ID
autho led 10 receipt the snme.
hereby BE- he Opportunity Di thank.
ing tho pub j. Ter past patronage.
1872 w CHAs HAMMER.
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DR.. LlEBIG & co.
NOTICE.

TURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
IL Hawaiian Islands, Mr. Walter NJ.
Giila will act for me IN oil matters OF
business, under full power Of attorney
WIN. G IRWIN
HonClulu, April 4, 1895 l3Vj-2w
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When Others Fail

Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up the
shattered system by giving vigorous
action to the digestive organs, Great
ing an appetite and purifying the
blood. 1t is prepared by modern
methods, possesses the greatest
curative powers, and has the most
wonderful record OF actual cures OF
any medicine in existence. Take
only Hoods.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-19

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
and do not purge, pain or grippe.
25c. .. .... -
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-21
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GHOR SALE BY MOORE & PARSONS
Is Large 2-story house modern; lots,
block from car line. frst-class: oceans OF fruit
and flowers; large barn; $4,000.
Large, fine 2-story house. IL rooms. finely
FINISHED. eompietr; ana iargs, airy rooms; best
Sosy M 5000
Lambey street, home, z rooms, finished and
Decorated; roses. fruits, flowers, shrubs; mouse
$4,000 and throw IN horse and buggy.
6room cottage on Rich, $50 feet from Pico
cars; best of materials, finish and plumbing,
BATH sewerage, closets not water; e con
COLINA PARK.
lots graded street, 4-ro,m house on one;
$1,000 for both lots and house.
choice lot. Bonnie Brae tract, $3.50.
40 lots Schmidt tract, whole tract only.
PARKTRACT
S0xi50 lot on Beaudry ave. near LIST st. cars.
BARNARD PARK.
Large double house on 2 fine lots rents at $50
per month; $7700
Lots in Barnard Park. $5oOup.
Adams ST., one choice lot near Grand ave-,
$4,000. Choice residence lot.
HERE is OUR LEADER.
choice corner lot on 10th st., 521sxS6. for
Another adjoining, same size, $500.
lot on Toberman. near 10th. 44xlO5, $3.50,
Another same size. adjoining, at $500, Do
here, for the new car line will push these lots
up sure inside two months Have got to SELL
Choice selection OF lots on 18th street
best lots on Rich, near cars, one corner,
5000; 2 inside, $500 each,
Hslf or whole lot, 18th ST., near Flower.
List your bargains with us We Fave GUS
t0mers every day wanting cheap property for
speculation. Get your prices down where they
belong, and that will sill for you We want
snaps! snaps! The people ask for snaps, and
spaps are what make business.
MOORE Il PARSONS
Investment Brokers. 22o W. End st.. Los An
geles, Cal. 81
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No. 1-Charming residence and grounds
14-Ioom house, modern improvements, barn,
etc.. corner of Sixth street and Beaudry ave-
nue..
No. 1.-TWO improved lots on Fremont ave-
nue., between Fifth and Sixth streets.
No. 3-Ten lots in block IL w. M. T., eacn
lot 80 by l65 feet, bounded by Fremont ave
nue., Fifth street and Beaudry avenue. This Is
one OF the choicest blocks in the city.
No. 4-All of block Id OF W. NJ. T.. bounded
by Beaudry avenue and Fifth, Figueroa and
No 5. North sou acres in Division b, lot 4.
No. 6-East half Of lot 9, block 43, & R. l.,
containing liz acres. This is supposed to be
AT WEST LOS ANGELES.
choice garden, and situated in Water District
No. l.
AT LONG BEACH:
No. s-The south half OF farm lot 1s OF the
Alamitos tract containing, z SA-lOO acres
planted to olives, prupes and tias-prunes and
figs in bearins. This IS charming property,
and is across the street west of the famous
Dillon homestead on the south side OF the
Cerrtos Hills.
ALTA CANADA:
No 9-Several 5 and lO-acre lots in billiard
tract. This il frst-class fruit land, with the
best of water reservoired and piped to land.
La Canada is favored valley, about IL miles
north Of Los Angeles City, at the base Of the
Sierra Madre Mountains. In time " will be-
come great health resort and one OF the most
valuable of the city suburbs.
No. 1O-Farm lots In the Gould tract, lately
subdivided and put in trstclass order for
colony; water reservoired and piped to land,
and roads and avenues laid out ready for home
building This is choice land for olive, orange
ana prune cditure-a portion already planted.
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal z. 14&2l
CEMI-TRoPIC HOMESTEAD COMPANY.
L
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FOR sALE--CoUNTRY PROPERTY
ROBERT r. JONES g. CO.,
2O4 bradbury Block.


204 bradbury Block.
cshusngs v.ilsyaThs t.ostIs;. bslt , Ct csli
windmill and tank; y acres in lemons, In
oranges. and A in apricots and peaches Two
years old and In Prime condition. $1,000. A
snapi
Ten acres; cottage, barn. water; 9 acres in
bearing trhs; good paying property $AooO'
Five and ten.acrs tracts. only W miles from
the city line. $3.50 per acre.
Eight piece. OF from to - acres, besuti-
fully situated and frostlsss. $3.50 per acre.
Three acres on Sunset boulevard; broom
lin deciducus fruiti water. $4,000.
j., Eighteen acres best !rostless land; house Of
$4,000.
Forty. acres in Hollywood; cottage, barn.
windmill. $3.50 per acre, II
400 acres finest lemon land. between boule.
ward and foothill road, 1895 per scre.
Santa Monica by the sea-A beautiful modern
home, on Ocean ave, the choicest location In
the city. Two fine residences on Third st. [;
See our"Biock -" ad.
Redondo-40 acre tracts; nne land; only $50
per acre,
Los Angeles City 6naps--Thres new colonial
cottages ON Hoover and Adams sts,, rooms
bath, pantry; University electric cars pass the
door, $liO0; easy terms, IT.
8-Ioom new house, hard-fnished and deco
rated throughout; bath, pantry, cellar; fine
Lots in Niles tract Maple ave- and Washing
ton st. $1,000.
Lot 50xl65 It on Adams st., near Ora nd ave-;
$4,000.
Lot5oxl7b on Washington St, opp. Estrella
ave.; $4,000.
II you wish to buy or sell property. call upon
us.
ROBERT T JONES & CO.,
204 Bradbury Block
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FOR sALE-CoUNTRy PROPERTY.

- = ~ ~ NV @~s>
&(,ll0 FOR sALe-OSE o. IHE pest
California, located at Covina where frost has
never bsen known to hurt citrus fruit or
geel soil aud frst.rlass water-right prfce
$y's9o on easy terms. NOLAN SMITH, :z5
$is % For sais-lo acres at covina. all in
navel oranges and Lemons in iuiI bearing;
prise 9nly $4,000. NOLAN d SMITH, 2aS W.
Sjo0o-For sale-5o acre, Of very fine land
near Pasadena all In fruit and grapes, in full
bearing; price F60o0. NOLAN SMITH, us
coyipa, southwest Of Azusa; IN acres in
peaehe. In haarinE ! acre oranges, > few ten
yser.eld aprieots; place sll fenced good water
@ esI s@s s" s0 s.sp spa S sehs
stso1-Fors ss lss0Y y acre. a, op.ar!o. all
os'id prnaes, TX acres 4'yssr-oid iemons. w
acres A-year-old navel oranges, l acre x-year-
old lemons; fine wxter'right cement head
vsnient to good school, price sz50O $1,000
cash, balance on time At z per cent; will pay
So en M On shs price
old walnut grove sil interest with choic, varl
e.es OF peaches and prunes. also > years old;
soil and frst-ciass water-fight. Price $4,000,
NOLAN Il SMITH, 1913 w. Second.
$4,000 ~Foe sale, at Azusa, ~ acres, ons-hAu
in navel oranges In bearing and balance other
fruit, AZ In bearing; good soil sud Wa er'right;
price for iaw days only, $lbOv NOLAN d
SMITH, 22S W, second.
fi8Oj-For sale, Az acres good alfalfa. corn
Or fruit land. With good wster.right about IL
miles east al the city; good o room houss:
large barn; place oil fenced; good we'll g.;
price, for q few days, $500; a snap. NOLAN
y SMITH. 12H VI. Second.
$6O0-For sale-5 acres on Lake ave-, Alta
dena, located = few yards from the electric
road and commanding view Of the whole VAL
ley: present owner recently refused $1,000
cash for the property but now needs money
NOLAN & SMITH, 9g0 ". Second.
the city on the south. near the ttsnirsi ave.
electric lire; all in bearing, fruit oranges,
peaches. etc. nice income property; tho place
is worth 5000 spot cash, but ~ Tho owrer
needs money for pressing needs, will sell
within the next few days for $1,000, part cash,
bAisnee TO suit. NOLAN & SMITH 2gS ".
second.
$1,000 - For sale-lo acres very fine land,
about 0 Ties fran the city; all in, peaches.
prunes and walnuts, Just coming into bsarlne /;
crop this year ought TO be at least $500; goo0
water.right and everything hrst-clnss; price
W. Second.
800, UOO--For sale--l0-acre softsheH walnut
grove, 2 years old and finest In the count, I,
and all int.rset with prunes peaches anu
plums. ia full bearing. located little south Of
Fullerton. good soil and excellent waterfight:
price $500 per acre. NOLAN SMITH, z26
". Second. q