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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
ARRIVED At HONOLULU.

Tuesday OctOber 4
Am. biz, Amy Turner, Warand, ~
days from Departure bay, 1887 tons
coal TO |, l. 5, N, Co, lid,
Am schr, Maria ", Smith, smith, ~
days from Port Townsend bO2M feet
Of lumber To Wilder A. co,
Am sGhr Alice Cooke, PeDhall0w, ~
days from Port Ludlow, D62M feet oi
lumber to Levers 4 Cooke.
Fishing schr Malolo, Gall0p, 10 hrs.
from MOlokai banks,
"Wednesday, October 8.
stmr J, \, Cummins, searle, d hrs,
from Waimanal0,
llaw stmr, Aztec, Trask, ~ days
from llongk0Dg, ~ days from Y0k0-
hama, 7l3 Japanese Immigrants, $40
tons mdse 10 iiaGkfsld A GO,
Am, schr Aloha, babel is days
from san FranClscOi " mules and ,6Dl
tons mdse tO II, llackfeld A co,
liaw, BIZ, Diamond Head, Ward, y
days from Napaimoi 1900 tons coal ~
Allen A Robinson,
SChr Moi Wahinr, sam, is hrs. from
liOhall,
Thursday, October y,
lir, slmr Mugpl lipller, ~ days from
HongkonE, " days from Yokohama
jGl Japanese Immigrants and 400 tom
freight 10 Y, ~ Davies 4 co,
Ger, ship H. w. Gladn, llarslVOp, ~
days from Bremen 800 German lmml
grants and 900 tons freight ~ "
| liackfeld a 90,
smr Waialoalc, N0sbnr ~ hrs
i.F..s ful.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

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FaH TuF Thetsfta -
Hspas uH Mla Ml
Ia,Hi KaH Irst tah 81 Hf
U ~ a hauuff
Ffam Naasinsp 80 ~ Namfa
iisaa o. , -iNis ~ aiaf a ~
HaffY u aanya
lleparfa
Fur MaM ptf ~ simf tIaBaaf
OFT ltthHlu. hiias } ni NO Aff
al 81 Drkui AZ AMI Nn y ANf
q D. Isaids ln Ais J0faan al hmitl
mft Cropp " ~ AlaxAEd.f D VI.
Dirst0n y " KAlaa ana dAnEhpB a
r.rnls Jlss sos Hama n " kWlth
~ q. HARDY o. Avsrdan M n,
Akans iahaIba a. y sar.ngoo,s
Dor Maui and Aasail pg,s. W. s,h.T,
X mao. Ott 4 Mr. y I<mka aud
cAild. Nfs. D. sio,i. VI n sieDs sksf
y Jarrett, Ma. D.. Dssascheil. Aisa
Rosie sanna. ~ n MSsllads, Va,
Thompson Geo y GAAr y q. AlFAi,
u y web.f, d y br0sn = Mott.
BlN W Aalt A v 'allsthan y y.
Rooloisz , A Ihompsop u A. Fln'
nfy u A ~ MISS Aarff llr Hap h+n
son. a. y Mead q w hpsntar SAni
NORanln and wife M Oaurom Nh
V ROFlaui and child a hauslfrY "
y DOlf. Chas Cns.FAt0n a 4 hmlth
Mr. J Smith 2 - srllynsk y yoll
Damn MIs D. parth and two 90 .3rtu
and Rose Aha
FOR san FfanC.s.J. per s.mr Aus ra-
lIa. Ou Z Wads ArmsirlnF Mfs
Below. the M.sgs iioilew iaJ Al nO.tf
A. Brown, " g Iioyd N ~ cruik-
shank and Rltt q q Castle Jamas A.
Castle. W a. Day A Gilhhan Aiss
Anuie Hot 5 y ksnhsld = W ~
and VIE g. l.aDas ANA afe Mrs.
Lung > OCunnoll } u Robertson VI.
"a RIO ana WHO n smiih q S
smith. T. % smith Mla M.dah I'D
HerLut williams CAas With
For Kauai per stmr W q Hal' o..
al n. Couey W w Nesdham 3.
Wan Hing W starbird Mr7 y ltlrs
man. u. D. a. lsenhag a P.r.er
Chang Sing. ~. Myre John Cooke
For l.ahalua per atmr Kauai p.i
4 Robert Ford v smith
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
oSG sINIIMlNp
uuitsd states ana PbllipGinsr
100 PRIESTS iu lrapsu,

$40 PRIESTS ip Jrapsh'
MANILA. sept ~ a. is Impossible
10 obtain Information rcgaTdlng tNr
Interior uf l.ulon, except along the
railway, where everything E qpyL
Rumors are current here, and gsdepae
Ia given to them thai the repels alp
carrying on an auiiye campaign lp lae
southern snd of the ISLAND
Six hundred priests, lnGpdlpR } "
prisoners among the lDsprEenis VII
depart for liongkong under The care ~
the Belgian consul Whenever Vhlp-
port Is procured
In regard 40 Tbs pglltlcal slipallpDI
there Is unGopDledly praoilral IMAM
nifty amongst The merchants ana irpd'
srs here, regardless pf nationality "
favor of The permanent occupation ~
tbs Philippine Archipelago by lli
United states Nobody cQpcelyts ~
! reestuDlishmeDt NJ spanish hppreW
! acy possible As yet W prS ~ ill
dark as 10 the Intentions ~ tbg l'plir'
| states hOyGrpmeDi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
IBIgspl sslIOOUsy,

\ Camden, Me- rNrespyUlrDl
wrlles Graal lNlorsH 10 foll ny sAlp
ping men IN lbe NHge Hyf-Wgslrd
srb09Dep H9w IN Wgefss NJ rgHslrVr.
ll0D ~ Camden nv lgpL INN ",
iTNgley lgr SERVER IN DO mn lrgdg
between fhllgdelpblq aDl New EHg
lAni pgUH IhP schooner VII ~ lhp
lApesl f0lp-and ~ sallIRK gfsAal No
Nplld hgH ever seen hhg VIII pllFy v
sarge NJ i0nD inns NJ rpll Ilhp gRa
spl VIII NJ llRhlpI IhlgVFhHpl Nv Rlrrr
lrIglly aDi hnplaJ nv sIpNm 100 sails
lAl gear gAgepllng 10 HloerRHr WI
w YNrhrl ~ alpAm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
ron RENT,

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VII lRA4H lllplf NH hbi IllnnHleA
plahl rppAeII l4fhly nye l0HA IN
lNsiilElAlli hglifsi asa lhplf jahla
BVl lhlFf lpAHp fqNipllalpe bpp 10
Y 400 herfH M available lahiI Fhleb esb
wv w lifIteiel NJ Nhlef lfGM he
siMgihpe 6yet 6Ne. NAlipYlNls pfepr
ellE IA lll HAlei llbla includes he
ihIlfF NJ llAhplel hAllhlhAl phl VA
phlNN Nlgel NJ RhIrh Aie nhhef leAAe
wv llne gllNltp
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
ilnnisOns Display,

Tho n, y, Sachs by Goods 90, have
q very handsome hower ana rlbhon
window, The goods displayed com
prise all the latest fall shades, the
charging of thla store has greatly as
sisted 10 display the stock, Counters
ara arranged 10 give ample room 10
show g0ods, Tho millinery department.
" In the back part " the addition and
has an excellent light - show the ",
feots designed In this department,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
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fhhYbhf A. isskJ plih6ht e6b, DleilDe IN
tkbt4ilgh M MI kaig nun, HB1 b,ays
m mn mn " H. BflHsfBy, N A,i9
iliHip.Bibl N BDbidhihA RdbilBlsiyAli,f
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n n GiAbftA me- NDHljAY, me- va
M NJ W1IDiItR A. ~ Isss, N M
.HtihfF N. mn W. RHH hiffby III NO.
Wdhihg M htHilhF San DtililGB In
M ltifl HGgm NJ ibls pGBit M 0gD1,
WHl Wb4l M ne JHgieiafy BUilalbR,
M RHith NHH ma DlhfH IN pfpsDbs
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w NM mn hHff, NbH sHl1 pHIllgB
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M WiH iWa
NJ mo rGHfii
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WU#F rlFfk ma Nfemi OgHa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

~ nm ClHrUW HONHF flpJU
lIHHli M ne HRWallRG lsIao1a
M PiGbAlE
M me- Haiiff NJ No estate N NGgg a.
HHdg, iaif NJ hbHp, Kauai,
IBe igH NlB RGd Testament N salo
ghftAsfd hHtihk mem BffHfbibd 10 SAD
,HiHl iGftlbhf Niih \ DsnllG6 fGr Ibe
t6iWe ihsfeGf, a0a nv no lssDaDi1
N lAilEH Parliamentary ~ jaIDD
lWWg Mvlhf bHbN Ned HNlfG ID
htHW .fikHh tiiW THURSDAY, DalDi,if
IN A. ", 1875, M M FiiGik n, ~, IN
m NGiii iiGNss M HaNlllgID, baiaI,
N appointed mo lime ana DIals M
WbElht Wld VII AB1 bebiiOe sald aps
WltHilGHl. Nht6 hNd NbtfH aOg pSfs6D
WifttNtl my nppthf ma show Gai,Ae
" my lhpg hHEbi. WV ibH Vfnyef M
WIl lllGh qhldil1 mo- ~ ffa0led
lMltl lighglnID " 4, HeDll M, lsps
.oo, .., ijbhHy SMITH,
WDbBIf tIsW judiciary DbW,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

va NrNlm Frrglygl by Ne prBBsyI
FanA gFarllhy nom CHAPLAIN lilIhHW
M lhR AgpHnl UfpHDn Volunteers INV
NJ NAhllAl y hnlNlsb lllh hnl Y nill
anfh ~ hle wan w me ihAhipfAls
lnlael reADI RAa pflampIQlIy lls-
yilhpsl NON ~ pnlllh, lWN th4lllay
lnf lhe lhllnNy N \ pNll NJ Hnnfs liNNl
\ AalNlnl Ihh ahNA NflH lhNHll llDhl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
small sjups,

me mpdrIm gapbr nm II me- n
rerlalHly OrderF I'M lbg bHals VIII M
plageJ NJ Y ", llgbrgH m mo lpasl
XXX WIpier Wr WITH Wmg' p lth,s
Hon N ann MN nov N No mAlItl N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
NOTICE,

Any pElis0S .yNvAn TNEarAar
llNs Np0N ono l0Il0eNlR lRNiA N w.
sss N,GNH'uNYsA
'ANNiNA NAN oseMb " 'sA'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
Anll MssLlnH,

w. u w. lI0gardr y A. laII0u aHI
Others we worNIHg hari w Inn interest
NJ r0li \ meplNs N lhg rlnb VII IN
hsli NJ ne resIlfnpe NJ mo lQgmgl
NHAl IVfsNAy NeAlnR w gGmpJslH ~
kAnlfellVllI NIfAnKR \ HpllfH NJ same
ana nnilHH ufANH NJ fNlhgflnH lhli
plpNlHr Rnlrl,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
i'riis Mosquito story,

(From the Cocoa, Fla Novel
The past few days have furnished ~
experience with mosquitoes In this see
ton seldom equalled and never sur,
passed, The vicious Insects have come
IN . cloud, infesling every nook and
corner and attacking every living lhlng
from which drop of blood could bo
drawn Men have been forced 20 Huil
work, horses and mules have had ~ be
protected, dogs had 10 be- taken INTO
dwelling houses, ana poultry slpaWkei
In the night like Wild beasts
had seized them, Al Ouldo0r WORK "
largely suspended ana indoors the
fumes NJ burning insect powder lndl'
cate the persistent defense necessary
20 be- made against the Invading pests,
The long months Of Immunity Rra he
Ing made w 10 vs. now, but II IL hoped
mat lhls crop viii he short llyed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
NJ, MnIRslh llnIsMsLLI

nv sylnpy u NarsfH lHeNrll fGNr
rarI VIII lake plAre N rrNsreaa lialI
~ , Npl0gk tomorrow pGrnNg me
prpsram WIZ NJ NNhpr NE llltpIlgA M
NJ VI W. INlDNlne NFar q " llAlpT
~, Mrs, " ", ll0Eall MIA w Y
lilNa, Allsa lnrleIlA liyln MlHs liMllg
llalaIpaN hlaH MANI hlhNry ANl W.
" VI WlNplNW NAYS consented n WI
near NNrp cash NJ Nnrf VIII HilI
MnAl Nnnh lnr hNn NlhnlIhLn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
v, y, RranoR llyarogrppRlp once,

U, \, Branch HydFNsraphip once,
san Francisco, pal
NY communicating win No Branch
Iydrosraphia once W San fFanelseo,
captains VI vessels who VIII pp'apaT'
ste with Tho photographic once wv
recording tho meleFolosinai ahssFvA-
lions suggested NY the aimee, pan haye
forwarded ~ them ~ any daalret MART,
and free NJ expense, he mpnlhly pIInl
charts NJ lha North l'Arlhp Ocean and
the latest Information rRsalnlRg lhe
dangers 70 navigation w lhe waters
which they frequent
Mariners ara requested W TfpaTl w
tbs oiilla dansars discovered, Nv any
0lher information which can he WI,
HEED for p0rrepllng charts ~ salllRv
dlrapll0Rs, 0r IN The publication VI thS
pilot charts NJ tbs NpTlb Faelna "
" . w, w. HuGWhA,
lieutenant, ualied states havy,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

MArRhRl lirARn HAlh yesIehay maj
y WAa bnl llhely NJ N9Nll pfNariiIa W
lhp pollpe peNfl llRpla NflIlAM hRll
MhhplNekl no Nlhrllhl nav IInIHIa M
laHl MANNAy NlRhl
AZ 4 MpfllNg NJ lieslWpNI 0lllreTa NJ
" let'Yef|fNs'HisI ppmpVNVIqN' wa
p0Npl IFaW lAAl inns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
SAILED FROM IlONOLuId,

Thursday, October I
lpOu, linnniUgseH, ii9hala,
Slmr KHAN, rlRrke, mo,
Slmr Kauai, iirphD lAhalNl
SImr Australia, liopllells, san
Francisco,
slmr Claudlne, Cameron, Man
ports,
srmr w. y, nav HagIUHd, kapal
ports,
"Wednesday, October h.
Sehr Concord, Harris kppnakakal,
iiaw, slmr. Altrr, Irask, san FraRr
cisco,
snhr Lady Martin, kp0ap
Thursday, pgI0bfF ",
An srhr, Addenda, ppaNd, san
Francisco IN ballast,
u, =, Y, y, FGnnRylYAnlN nNNFgl
san Francisco
An, hkln, planter hUw lAysaH
Island
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07

NJ n g. Nyltytif nm, Fkqf ~ 4
gil,l' ygg " tsltSgy eJgy ffees
BpA hr fsYFR'4F WI HsiBiTJbl
nv iglg sgif9 NJ ~ PfgNfyJysbls
t21 bbtp M Nj nm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
CNAS, BREWER \ CO.'S
New York Line.

1he nus tlsel bafh Johanna VIII sail
ron Hew fDfk ~ Honolulu 0D ~
hhNlil UFlDbtf iblhl
N ApnIelehl lDduesMsNt onefs Al
yahrts hiads Nb shipments Db llbefal
lpiihs wee fliilbpf tatllelllarsl M
ltess MeaafHr 0ltAHl illiBWhlt \ co.
VI hllby street llDAi0D M
NJ tihbwttl u llUi I'M,
Honolulu, AGENTS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
AFTER DASiiER.
Trouhls Ahtad iur Captain
known Here,

known iiere,
\ dispatch from Stockton says that
some soldiers Of Company \, sixth
California Regiment, stationed at Al
CatraZ, but home on furlOugn, are most
bitter In donunciatiOu Of Capt, Dashor
Of the company, and propose 10 try 10
have him court murtialrd for falling 10
pass certain written applications made
by them up 10 the proper authority,
Many Of the 1906 men IN the company
have presented requests 10 be- trans
ferred to other companies, but tho cap
tain II reported 10 have torn them Ia
pieces, This II u violation Of the rules,
~ such communication should be for
warded 10 the HdjutanL one NJ the
men whore request was torn NJ has
decided 10 carry the matter a. head
quarters, Many requests for hIrlough
have been refused by Dash1r when, N
IN claimed the retention ~ the men
with the company was entirely unner-
sssary, II II said that several ohastlse-
ments have been promised the captain
when the men meet him In rlyll life
again,
Dasher II quite well knOWn IN liO-
n0lulu, When here on u visit no made
many friends ana arranged Tor u shoot
between his command and one ~ the
n, q, II companies
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-07
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BULB CULTURE.
Autumn Work Out Of Doors-Covering
the Bulb Bed.

Autumn Work Out of Doors-Covering
the Bulb Bed.
If we would meet the early snow
drops and crocuses, the gaudy tulip and
the princely hyacinth, with their COM
panions,. in the garden in the spring,
we must become fall planters. Because
autumn does not to many seem the right
time for garden making no doubt many
lawns and flower gardens are without
these most charming flowers that other
wise would have them. There is no
good excuse for this. 1t is just as easy
to make up and plant flower beds in
September or October as it is in the
spring, according to Vick's Magazine,
from which the following is CLEANED:
The great value of the hardy bulbs in
extending the season of bloom in the
garden makes it inexcusable not to have
them in abundance. Without this class
the lawn and flower beds are bare of
bloom for several months in the spring
before they are occupied with the reg
ular summer flowers. 1t means one crop
of bloom in the season when with au-
tumn planting the same beds could have
succeeding crops from early until late.
Nor must we overlook the fact that of
all our garden flowers the sweet, beau
tiful Dutch bulbs, coming in the lovely
springtime when nature draws us to the
garden, excel all others in delightful
qualities.
1t is not in the garden alone the ad-
vantage of this class of bulbs mot
strongly appears. Inasmuch us the sea-
son of bloom follows very quickly after
warmth sufficient to start the growth
sets in they are matchless among flow
ers suited to home culture in winter
Whoever can succeed in growing any
kind of house plants may without hes
itatiCn undertake the culture Of hardy
bulbs in the window, for the culture of
no others is easier. With the hardy
bulbs ut our command there is no ex.
cuse for not having an abundance of the
most delightful flowers in our homes
during the winter and spring.
Ee sure to give the spring blooming
bulbs nice warm winter blanket Of
leaves, litter from the stable or brush
or combination of all, and do not be
in hurry in spring to get them out of
their winter clothes. Don't rush out the
first warm day and clear away all the
brush and litter just because it is un.
slightly looking The crocus and snow .
drop will not need SO warm coverina
as the other bulbs and can be uncover, Il
earlier in the spring. But from the tn.
lips, hyacinths, etc, gradually remove
the covering, leaving the finest of the
stable litter on the beds permanently.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-02-18
The Most Costly Fruits.

AS estimated in the New York Sun,
dollhouse grapes are the costliest Of
fruits. "They are never less than 40
cents pound, and when they are most
costly, in February and March, tn, y
sell for 50 pound, sometimes going as
high cs $40 IA pound. AT prices ranging
up to So pound there is II ready sale
for them. At the higher prices they are
sold almost exclusively for she use Of
invalids. There is sale for all that are
proouccd, but the production ut the sea-
son Of highest prices is small. The cost
of production is great, and the vines
may die1rom exhaustion after single
season of forcing
THE next most costly fruit is the
hothouse peach. Hothouse peaches sell
in February Mt 81. 80 each. They are
used mainly by invalids, but such peach.
es are also often sold for gifts. They
are presented as flowers, or as bonhons
would be. Three or four peaches are
packed in cotton and set off with fcw
peach leaves in a handsome box. ECt.
house peaches run down to about &C
cents each in April and May, when W,
begin to get the first of the peaches
from the south"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-02-18
Just Like Gold Coin.

For more than fifty years
has PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER stood the test
against all remedies prepared
to eradicate pain, and today
stands at the head of the list
among the medicines that are
so essential to keep at hand in
the home.
1t is not a new fangle remedy
nor do the proprietors lay
claim to any wonderful revela-
ton of the ingredients that en-
ter into the manufacture of
this ever popular remedy.
1t is perfectly harmless, you
need have no fear of becoming
habitually inclined to it's use.
For Collie, Cramps, Dyson
terry, Colds, and all painful
affections, a few doses will GER
ta'nly give relief. You cannot
afford to be without a bottle
in the house.
Your forefathers used it
and found it beneficial.
Why experiment with some
remedy that is new and it's effect
on the system unknown?
1t has many rivals but no
equal. \
NJ The new 35c. size con-
tains over double the quantity
of the 25c. size.
HoIIister = Drug
Company,
Sole Agents for the Islands.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-02-18

Portraits enlarged from small
photos to lifesize. King Bros,
ITO Hotel street.
Nicely furnished rooms at the
Popular House, l54 Fort street,
from $1.00 per week up.
Mechanics Home. corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: n
and so cents per night. ~. ano
M.25 per week.
Every family that can afford to
have any beer at all can afford to
have Rainier. 1t is the health
lest bet r in Seattle and the health
lest Is always the best. Tele. 1888,
Criterion Saloon.
Singers lead the world. Over
100000 made and sold. High
est awards at the Worlds Colum.
biau Exposition for excellence of
construction, regularity of motion,
ease of motion, great speed, ad.
Instability, durability, ease of
learning and convenience OF ar
raugement. b. Bergersen, agent,
l6b Bethel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-02-18

lion tanning but the art of terrorism and
no rule but that of keeping the lions
stomachs full and their minds cowcd.
There never has been and there never will
be- an appeal made to the lions intelli'
gence, because the limited amount Of that
quality which he possesses is entirely dom
mated by his ferocity.