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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-30

Try Food Emulsion for your
cold. Advertised by Hebron Drug
Co. today.
The contract for building the
central fire station has not yet
been awarded.
Your coupons for the big doll
must be sent to N. s. Sachs by
noon tomorrow.
The new steamer Mauna Loa
took Z hours Is minutes for her
trip to Lahaina.
Tomorrow the diamond ring
will be given away by FL. W.
Schmidt & Sons. -.e.
A Chinese whose sanity Is of
questionable nature is at the pc.
lice station. He was brought over
from Honokaa.
japanese officer Toma arrested
an old-time deserter from Pau.
hau this morning, and thereby
gained the usual reward.
The prisoners working on the
roads were taken in out of the
wet this afternoon. They were
not sentenced to soft labor.
Try the Vacuum Oilo ? They
wear better than any lubricants
yet introduced into this market.
Pacific Hardware Co., agents.
An iron bridge in sections for
the government, to be erected at
Hilo, is lying on Oceanic wharf.
1t arrived in the brigantine W. G.
Irwin.
Buses will leave Fort and King
streets for Independence Park at
1880 tomorrow evening. They will
wait out there until next year to
take folks home.
The bark Snowdon, which was
! to have sailed for NawYork today,
has postponed her departure until
tomorrow, on account of the i'll
ness of her chief officer.
/ A Portuguese eXpressman is
under arrest on charge of sell
! ing liquor without license, and
q Chinaman is held for investiga-
ton in connection with the affair.
IL the weather clears up before
aight Deputy marshal Hitchcock
aud Chester Doyle will leave for
the other side of the island, where
there are a few matters in their
line that need attention.
The regular meeting of the
Board of Supervisors OF the Free
kindergarten and Children's Aid
Association has been postponed
from January LIST to January Sth
and will be held at the usual time
and place.
There is little or no change in
the condition of Minister Willis
all reports to the contrary not
withstanding. Either DR.. Day or
DR. Herbert is constantly in at.
tendance on the distinguished
sufferer.
The Hollister Drug Go. report
a largo sale Of Kodaks during the
holiday season. Anticipating
this sale big shipment of these
goods was ordered. A few more
are still on hand to supply the
New Years trade.
At the meeting of Co. B last
night, a letter from Captain E. o
White was read. He sends his
"aloha" to the boys, also two
beautiful medals of gold and silver
to he competed for by member:
of the company under given con-
ditions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-30
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having been duly appoint
ed Administrator Of the Estate Of Charles
Hammer, late of Honolulu, Island of Oahu,
deceased, notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors of the deceased to present their claims,
whether secured by notes, mortgages or
otherwise duly authenticated and with pro-
per vouchers, If any exist, to the undersign-
ed within six months from the date hereof,
or they will be forever barred. And all per-
sons indebted 10 the said deceased are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned at his Office, No. 2O91l Merchant
street, Honolulu.
DAVID DAYTON,
Administrator of the Estate of Charles
Hammer, deceased
Honolulu, Dec. Is, 1895. 4S7.lOt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Board of Health takes place this
afternoon.
Jack Hays, the clown of Wirth's
circus, has joined the Montague.
Faust company.
Don't forget the New Years eve
entertainment of the Young Ha-
waiians Institute tomorrow even
ing. ~
Great preparations are being
made for the New Years dance at
Independence park tomorrow
night.
There will be special meeting
of Pacific Rebekah Lodge, 1. o. o.
F., tonight to elect officers for the
new term.
According to a late Coast paper
Captain Oscar White had arrived
ut the Occidental hotel, San Fran.
cisco, on his way home.
The Coptic is due from Yoko-
hama tomorrow night or Friday
morning. She should bring two
or three days later Geographic
3 news,
President Dole will hold the
usual reception on January 1st,
invitations to which have been
extended to the diplomatic and
consular corps.
Minister Cooper having resum-
ed his duties as president OF the
Board of Education that body
will meet this afternoon instead
of on Thursday.
Judge A. W. Carter will 60 to
Hilo on the next Kinau to try
certain criminal cases in the Cir
cult Court in which Judge Hitch
cock is disqualified.
The circus had a fairly good
house last night. There will be a
performance every evening this
week, with a special matinee on
Friday at cheap prices.
The ladies' will have possession
of the Pacific Tennis courts this
afternoon playing tennis and
listening to the band concert at
the government building.
The winter term of thirteen
weeks of the Y. nj. G. A. night
school commences on Monday
evening, January 4th, under the
direction of Henry M. Wells.
"The Trip to Chinatown" COM
8 pany is on the Monowai, due here
on January 7th, and il conditions
of steamer time are favorable
will give a performance at the
opera house.
The Hollister Drug Co., Ltd,
has issued a neat calendar, with
separate month slips on whole
year card. 1t has a pretty land
scape in colors and an embossed
floral border.
On today's Kinau the Pacific
Hardware Co. have received q
fresh supply of Prof. Hensbaw's
Platinotype and Sepia prints
Send some of them to your friends
for New Years reminder. n
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha's
steamship Ten Shiu Maru is due
from Yokohama tomorrow and
will leave for Seattle the following
day. For freight or passage ap,
ply to VIM. G.. Irwin d. Co. Ltd.
the agents.
About 100000 of the bovine
species are now to be found in the
Argentine Republic. They ere
all descendants of eight cows and
one bull, which were imported in
to Brazil in the middle of the six
- teenth century.
An auditor in japanese theatel
is allowed, for q small fee, tc
stand up, and the unfortunate in
dividual behind him has no right
to demonstrate or to rise and gel
peep at the stage. He may hear
but he cannot see.
The boys of tho Hawaiian Am
ateur Athletic Association have
extended an invitation to those o.
Punahou, Kamehameha and st
Louis colleges and the men of the
U. s. S. Alert to participate in
their field day sports on January
10Th.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-30
After
la Grippe
Food
Emulsion

Cures the racking cough, relieves
the soreness and overcomes the
weakness and lassitude.
For warding off pneumonia,
bronchitis, consumption and
other dangers that follow this
insidious disease, thousands of
physicians in every land testify
that cod-liver oil is the most
effective.
Food-Emulsion is as palatable
as milk. 1t contains also the
valuable hypophosphites of Lime
and Soda.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-30
Hints For Your New Years Shopping

FOR GENTLEMEN:
Key Rings,
Key Chains,
Pocket Scissors,
Pocket Knives,
Cigar Cutters,
Pen Extractors,
Fruit Knives,
Court Plaster Gases,
Postage Stamp Cases,
Match Boxes,
Billiard Cue Chalkers,
Pocket Files,
Pocket Cork Screws,
Pocket Flasks,
Cigar Cases,
Cigarette Cases,
Envelope Openers,
Book Markers,
Pencil Extenders,
Collar Button Boxes,
Ink Erasers,
Neck Tie Rings,
Neck Tie Clasps,
Match Stands,
Postal Scales,
Shaving Cups and Brushes,
Soap Boxes,
Hair Brushes,
Clothes Brushes,
Hat Brushes,
Mirrors,
Combs,
Silver Pencils,
Tooth Picks,
Violet Holders.
All in Sterling Silver
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-30
FOR LADILS:

FOR LADILS:
Pin Trays,
Salve Boxes,
Powder Boxes,
Jewel Boxes,
Glove Boxes,
Shoe Horns and Hooks,
Nail and Cuticle Knives,
Nail Polisher,
Paper Knives,
Hair Brush,
Clothes Brush,
Bonnet Brush,
Mirror, and Comb,
Sewing Sets,
Manicure Sets,
Emeries,
Berry Wakes,
Needle Cases,
Embroidery Scissors,
Manicure Scissors,
Zen hnlVes,
Flasks,
Bon Bon Boxes,
Cologne Bottles,
Atomizers,
Calendars,
Paper Clips,
Menthol Inhalers,
Hair Pin Gases,
Blotters,
Curriers',
Tooth Brushes,
Pin Cushions,
Smelling Salts,
Dental Floss Cases.
RI St.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-30
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR

Makes Better Bread and Pastry than
Any Other KnoOn Brand.
Ask Your Grocer For II.
UNION FEED CO., Sole AGENTS.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-17

The dream of the alchem.sts of old
has been realized. The transmutation
of metals, in seeking which they spent
their lives. has been accomplished.
Such are the claims of DR.. Stephen
II. Emmens, a we.l-known metallurgist
and inventor, of New York city. He is
member OF many scientific bodies, is
the inventor OF Enmenste, the United
States governments oticial explosive
row used in our army and navy, IS an
authority on nickel. for his work on
which he received first prize from the
Worlds Fair. has been employed by
the war department TO test aluminium
bronze, ard his work On ordnance ma
terial has been published by the u.
S. Naval institute.
Dr.. Emmons now positively asserts
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-17
JOSH BILLINGS PHILOSOPHY.

/ don't suppose the biggest phool ha2
been born Yet. but thare IL time enuh
yet to surprize us all.
The strongest intimacys seems to ex-
ist. not between two hartes. but WHARF
the he'd ov one cor,rola the harte ov
the other
1hare haz !nenny woman married
a man just for the sake ov getting rid
ov herself this il a sad waste ov the
raw material.
The TnTgle wimmin II they only KIM
it, hoil@the balianse ov power; but az
general thing, they don't seem to kno
how to uze it.
Absolute sincerity may exist. but m
trade with human na,ur haZ taught me
10 te satisfied if kan find sincerity
; tAat viii pan IS cents on the dollar.
II man would only follow hiz reason
j az clussiy az the animals DO their in
/ sfinkts, he could afford to take the
, chances ov the hereafter very coolly.
The man who is aliwuss anxious 10
BET dollars on everything, either haz
CRATE doubts about hiz Judgment, or
/ haz Sot koun:erft bill he wants to
! get rid ov
hav finally tonk,udad 10 take all
things just az they cum: the most BIZ
Ter dls2ppointmcnts ever hav suffered
nav cum from having mi most ardent
| wishes sratified.
| 1t costs more money, reckoning tine
worth q dime an hour. 10 learn any
KIND OF a game. so that VA kan beat
emmy man playing it, than yu kan win
OAK II yu liv to be 81 years old.
/ l nave known men and wimmin to
pekum ihoroly disguised with the
World. and all that thare waz in it, and
! not understand that it waz themselIS
! they waz disguised with all the time.
An iilustrious pedigree il a graie
burden. and responsibility. TO lug
around the bones ov a distinguished
great-grandfather and DO justiss 20 the
oones and kredit to ourselfs. il clnss
transackshun.
The world selduyn makes mistake
when called upon to decide between
what IL positively false and wah, j.
positively tru: abstract right and
wrong are reached bi instinkt. and IN
stinkt liz not only honest. but il smart
i Old bachelors are apt 10 think ina
ihey are very important fellows. wh"f
afsbest they are merely ornamental
sumthing like a tin weather kok on IN
!, ridge pole ov barn, that hnz rustef
last. an: liant even sho which va!
the wind bloze,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-17
INFANT ELOPERS.
A rhr pe-Year-Old Couple Found on The,,
Way to q Minister'S.

The youngest clipping couple on rec.
ord spent several hours in Allegheny
Central police station yesterday after.
noon. They were Charles NJ. Douglas
aged years. and Margaret Carpentc-
aged years and 6 months. Both tots
are fiaxen- haired and blue-eyed They
appeared much in love with each other
and were somewhat indignant because
they were prevented from going to A
minister to be wed. Miss Carpenter
had her arm linked in that OF har boy
lover. and they were hurrying along
North avenue headed for a ministers
house, when a lady met them and
asked them where they were going.
"Marderet and mes doin' to Diet mar.
RED" spoke up Charles, while Mar
garet hung her head and blushed The
lady laughed and asked Margaret il I,
was true. The would-be bride nodded
her head and tried to pull Charles past
the inquisitor. The lady turned them
over to a policeman, who learned their
names, but they did not know on what
street they lived, so he sent them to
central station, where they were placed
in charge of the matron, Mrs. Mary J.
kellogg. 1t was amusing to watch the
tiny couple. Charles is a gallant aud
most affectionate lover. His arm
would steal around Margarets waist.
and he wasn't DIT pleased when she
made him remove it. At the station he
I p int ,e
ing Margaret. He admitted that he
was rather young, but said that did no.
matter. When asked what he wanted
for a wedding outfit he said. "A
wagon with Is wheels to haul his Wits
and her doll that can cry and laugh,
and "a parasol to keep the warm Off"
Charles was asked BY Mrs. Kellogg if
he really and truly loved Margaret,
and he replied, Yes promptly. When
like question was pat to Mdrgaret
she blushed and said No"
Say Yes Margaret Charl 5 sad
coaxingly, as he slipped his arm again
around her waist. and she cba.el lin
DO you ever kiss Margaret,
Charles ?" Hrs. Kellogg asked.
No, he doa't" Margaret put in, Il
won't let him
Il DO when it gels dark Charles ex-
p.ained.
"Wili YOU kiss her now if s.vc YOU
cent?" was asked
Yes" Charles replied, and. putting
his arms Ground he, he kissed her as
though he was used 10 that sort OF
thing.
Their parents took them home about
6 O'Clock and explained the caiiren's
behavior. There is TO be a wedding in
one Of the families soon. and he babies
had beth heard great deal Of tall
about it.-Pittsburg Post.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-17

that he can make gold out of silver. If
he can, as he claims. manufacture gold
in paying quantities, his work, which
be is now preparing to carry out on
large scale, will reduce the price of
gold and enhance the price Of silver,
for which it will provide permanent
market. The metal which we have
made from silver" writes DR.. Emmens,
answers every test TO which the
United States government assay Office
subjects the gold offered there for sale
1t is, therefore, gold 10 all intents and
purposes. This metal made from pure
silver by the process discovered by
us could be proved to be gold in a court
OF law. 1t no. only answers every test Of
the government minis. but it also has
every quality required by the gold OF
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-17

ter. while on the roof CT a house he is
building in Hawthorne avenue. heard
cries for help in the yard and descend
ed to find the cause.
Richard Jacoaus and a co,ored man
named John Shields had fed to the
top Of water cask used by the masons
to get beyond the reach OF a black
snake. The snake, with uD.ifted head
and forked tongue angrily displayed.
was circling the cask in vain effort
to get at the men. Cadmus spied a
hoe lying on the ground and as he
started to get it the onake spied him
ard gave chase. Round they ran until
Cadmus was sufficiently in the lead to
stop and pick up the hoe. Then began
battle royal. For nearly ten minutes
the snake eluded the blows and made
attempts to reach Cadmus. but at las,
q lucky blow broke the snakes back
and he was stretched out on the
ground. He measured over five feet in
length.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-17

arts, An artist who went to the shop
10 sketch hats and bonnets raved over
Susan. b,,r Susan dida'l mind. To all
his compliments she only smiled a
cold. gray, f8r-away smile that could
pc easily interpreted. Susan interested
an author enc time enough to have her
question the girl and find ont why she
always wore such pensive look and
seemed altogether removed from her
environment.
She found that Susan was all alone
In the world: that she came from
good English family; that she was
Obliged to cross the ocean TO earn her
living: that she cared little for dress
ard worldly things.
After becoming better acquainted
with Susan she learned that most Of
the girls female relatives had been
nuns.
Susan said TO her one afternoon,
when they were friends: Il aave per-
feet horror OF ever becoming 4 nun
myself bug day after day the ide a
grows upon me, and | am sure that
some me S.!aAi 50 ~ eh-
sisters and ask them to take me in.
truly believe that heredity has called
me to that mission. l think SO much
about not becoming nun that my
mind is drawn TO them, and their lives
own me.
II ancensciously read all about the.''
in publications.. l follow them about
in the streets; | cast my eyes DOVE
when meet them, ana always speaf
to them if have a chance. l cannot
keen away from the nun costume. anc
every dress have is made as near lik'
theirs as il can possibly be. l wondc,
IL it is hypnotism or thought transfer
erce, or the effect OF training, o.
WHAT"
DO you know much about mysticism
and mental science? II you DO. tell me
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-17

Old Grand Duke Charles OF SAKE
We!mar. brcther-in-la law OF the late
Emperor William. and granduncle
therefore of the yourg Kaiser. is IN
tireiy at variance with the latter on
the subject of dueling, an institution
OF which he disapproves in the most
pronounced manner. The other day,
when dining NJ the mess of the Prus-
sian cavalry regiment that bears his
name, aud of which he is the honorary
chief, his attention was attracted 10
an officer whose face was covered with
scars of sword cuts.
How many times have you been
ON the fields" inquired the aged grand
duke. Sixteen tines" was the re-
Spouse OF the captain. and it was given
with a certain amount of swasger.
What much better use YOU might
have made of your time" retortei the
prince. and with the exclamation o!
What fool,' he turned his back
upon the officer. who remained literal.
ly opeu-mouthed with establishment.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-17
A REMARK ABLE REQUEST.
. c.,,t.,r,i> MIN FRO. ,ics for Anna

n
aly Giving school, Children ,"y'
A modern Santa Claus truly was
George ". Ten:dale. ore OF the c't4y
sertIerz If OAKLAND, Cal. and ~hen he
dias tven1v-th,ee years ago. there was
found provision in his Will winch WIN
ever keep his memory green aiiiu W.
rho school children OF Los Gatos. Il.
CIV, nj $500 was ordered to be depoSiteu
!, tho hank at san Jose. the anhual Ia
te-est from which vas to De "a ""n
ON Memorial day and invested 40
candy which would be equally o''
.r;hrte1 among the boys and girls ~
tending the public schools OF LOS va
tos. The only request made IN CONN.
ton with the beque5t was that HIS '-'..s
friends would see that his grave wac
nevsr neglected or destroyed. On every
( Memorial day the children cover 1'.
| To.s.ala grave with the cholce9'
/ flowers. For the first few years az.
Mr. Tessdale's death the exac' 49,
! of the will were carried out, anu .nP
ANNA, interes, amounting to over so'
furnished a sufficient supply 1or th'
Youngsters But the juven'le popuI"
/ lion Of Los Gatos, under the behelicei.
I i1euences of the glorious climate VI
california grew so rapidly that the
ANNA, amount was found insuHieieA'
to sweeten the palates OF the must
Louis Post-D;spatcn.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-17

state fair was removed against his
vigorous protest to the hatcheries OF
Sunday afternoon. and John Meredith.
of the hatchery, has three broken
ribs. State Fish Commissioner Lew
May carries several bruises ana Super
in.endent OBr!en study in moon
light coioring under his left eye. The
roIderous fish has been confined il 2
narrow tank ct the exhibit He is a
wicked fellow. and this is pretty we'll
known, as a cloth was folded about his
head before an attempt was made to
remove him from his tank. In lifting
him out he struggled loose, and then
began as exciting IA three-round fight
as has been seen hereatouts for many
months The fisheries men labored
with the big fish and the big fish la
bored with the fisheries men. and for
a while it looked rs though the re-
serves OF the metropolitan police would
have to be called ont 10 0uell the dis
turbance The men and the fish rolled
ever on the floor, and every now and
then the monster would swing its tail
Win the S!tIuuSutSS u |.
Whenever he landed one of the men
| wen. down. He used his mouth. too.
and Mr.. May says that il looked like the
entrance to the sub-treasury vaults. so
large was it. Meredith. during the me-
lee. was struck by the tail and crushed
/, against the side OF the building, break
| ing three ribs. ard was removed to
| town for medical treatment O'Brien
got n corner OF the tail in the face tina,
! gave him q souvenir decoration. while
tao others were more or less bruised in
the struggle. The FISH was finally con-
auered and rolled into his tank and
sent to the fisheriss.-Omaha Herald.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-17

tiful figure had been the source OF an
income to her. She did not know it,
but nature had been most kind in maxi
ing her an ideal model for the milli-
merry business.
Susan was q gray girl. She was
perfect poem in gray. Her eyes were
deep, twilight gray: her skin the cream
gray OF the white flesh about blue
birds beak; her eye that drab dark
brown which is noticeable in the yes
of Welsh girls. aad her eyelashes such
a tint of chestnu: gray as ornameHted
the name of the famous racehorsc SIT
William.
Susan was full OF gray moods. and
her favorite position was to sit half
bent over in one OF the guests chairs
in the aforesaid emporium with Paris
creation upon her fair head aud to gaze
out OF the window.
People came ard people went, and
they wondered that such beautiful
girl was not fairly carried away by
some rich and appreciative wife
hunter, who had a taste for the fine
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-17

Do people always reel drawn 70 Shat
their hearts tell them no. to do?"
The author could net answer, but was
left guessing as the girl had been.
One day the author went to the snco
10 get new hat for swell matinee
and. OF course, asked for Susan. ana
she Was told that Susan had suddenly
become very pious and had given Hp
hpr position to do religious embroidery
in one of the technical shops connected
with the church.
The author heard nothing more from
the girl until one day, while invesll-
eating a charity Oh the east side. she
| saw familiar figure fit past. Upon
| looking intensely at il 1t proved to be
/ Susan.
| She smiled and recognized the an-
| thor and said: And how is it with
! YOU? i have answered M own qucs-
| ton. have proven to myself that
each individual is given the mental life
| to perceive and enjoy these things
which bring pleasure and to be able 10
! sacrifice and give happiness to others
and the spiritual life is an inspiration
/ pointing to a better life, where the
only pleasure is in giving up pleasure
and the only happiness in bestowns
YOUR own inheritance OF it upon those
who have neither mental perception
/ nor spiritual inspiration.
/ when | fought my own soul was
nearing a point where my mind would
have become shattered because my
mind had not solved the wants OF my
spirit Now love that which | hated
and hate nothing. and l feel that this
is the highest state human being can
| reach"
And artists and society women loob
in vain Tor an idea, model in the famous
dry goods shop to anticipate their ar
tistic wants.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-17

commerce, having the same color,
weight and strength" Dr. Emmens
says he has already made four ounces
OF gold from about six ounces of silver,
and that the loss in the process is about
% per cent. He was asked if he had
himself tested his metal by the United
States government tests for gold, and
he replied most positively that he
had. and that it had responded to every
test. The amazing claims which DR..
Emmens makes would carry no weight
did they not come from a practical
metallurgist and scientific man of es-
tablished reputation. Moreover, his
readiness to subject his product to the
most critical analysis shows that he
has no doubts in his own mind as 10
Just what he is doing.