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valued at s9.oo. without exaggeration.
now going for. each. t351
ALL WOOL CHEVfOTS. Twee5s and
Fancy Wool Mixed Dress Goods: these
were considered great value q zoe: they
were. indeed. now they'll 20 az. per
yard. Csc.
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CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
AMusEMEsTs TONIGHT.

! THIRD AVENUE THEATER coon
Hollow
Island"
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BY MAT. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

OFFICES.
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county ard state.
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SEATTLE, TUESDAY, DEC. q.
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40 I'd lin Z J IT rs
LADIES' COLLARETTES Of Heavy
Black Boucle Cloth, lined throughout.
satin fold trimmings. Dewey flounce;
wonderful value for $50. going now
for Csc.
A GIGANTIC BARGAIN in Misses
and Young Ladies' Coats, Black or Tan
kersey, well made and finished In the
best possible manner. value TODAY at
sS.eo, going now at s295.
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THE BIG RUSH
TO KLONDIKE
Elder uasbk 10 Accommodate tho
Freight Offered.
MORE SHIPS IN TIE SERVICE
Railroad, kasiSs 10 Get Ia First SsN
beats tof the iuLsa hlYst
Bslss bSilL
MORE SHIPS IN TIE SERVICE

The - T. q y, Alaska hncT he doofss
W Elder. arrived down from rorIland
las, cvcnhx at o'clock. bound for SkaE'
way After byr gang plank had been ~,
ont ,ivay seonp ,nHOei ~asch WAS but
an intlma'lon OF wha, ls In s,crv IN che
near futur,
Tho u,rvo handr~i paR-1'Rvn already
ahoari mo ship soon scattered through
tho city. ana mo efflris ot ,hv tlarty OF
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STARTLING NEWS
FROM ROME
Pope Is Said to Ad'ocs.e aa Italian
Republic,
THE GLORIOUS EXAMPLE
on America ast Switzerland cilst-es-
sIls,sass si the ystlsss and Asa-
srshy imposslhis.

London. Jan. 10 This Rome corrcppon'
ent of tho DAILY Chroniols in startling
sea,eusnI th,s morning quo,ss from an
afsicir In ciylka Catolloa which ho ~.
clarru IL directly inspired by thn vatican
and tho pops. advocating a. 10 Jhs Bosu.
ton Of uha questions between tin vatican
ani the QuinnAi. tho establishment OF
An Italian rvp,iasic. Tho article. which N
lA-,-i on tho pope's Christmas aiIoou'ion,
,irolanos tha, ths thing which stands op-
tsas.rd TO papal lnielsndenoe b no, now
ltallah unity bn ~ sPechi comrl,e
form IN which yhat unity b mainlainou
Nlth results m,Esb moru disastrous 10 tho
state than 90 no pso,y soe.
II prooeeds to a~-ery cha, thc oo.eKls,.
enoo Of the vatican aud mo Italian mon.
archy - Impossible and ,lsa one or Tho
other must 80. y uson sisEou,s the Eov.
ewHnsnis of sNitEariR0J and Anerican
az an example Of admirable ami glorious
constitutions, true union Of nation ana
state. though differing from shat OF italy.
which NAa prodaocd uo,hlnE but weak.
nos, misery aisi starvation"
Tue article eoncludes
Without tho an OF foNisb sayOns,s
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THE 0. R. 4 N.
IS INDEPENDENT
Wall Street Denlss That II Is Co.'S
trOIlsd BY The U, T.,
WILL SERVE ALL ALIKE
InpOnsSss Of It's ladspssdssss Hssonslisd
ssd the big Roads Viii Not Dis
tsrb its Rsls,lsas,
WILL SERVE ALL ALIKE

Now YORK jan b'~rh" F'hahoIa
chrn'adC says!
i1rsIfinE tho reported control OF u''
orwon H'orI tAnp and tho Oregon i'ail'
r'ad a"d Navigation S'"pe" pS "'
Union Pacific Company through tho put
e'ase Of a majority u "'0 a'"'s "' "e
Oregon Short Ian" No ar" au'hor''AuNoS
ihfornHd e''a' 'hcr0 hAH been no "'AnSs
IN tho situation rvsAniihs tho OREGON
short Lnc stock
btTe tho Union l'aoiho reo'sA''uauof
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SPORTING EVENTS,

Tnc A. +, {. gymnasium h having u
great run and the handhall court Is kopt
going 80 much OF the time tina, many
players have to wait Tor an hour. often,
to grt chance for game
Tho tryouts viii bc very kccnly contest
ci. us the entries CLOSED with number
" crack-a-jaeks. Tho ladies are very
anNlous to SEQ u gVcd game with view
OF trying Il themselves should they think
the game ON, they could master, so the
management win no doubt admit the Ia
dies when the games take place. which
VIII be during uhc latter part OF this week
HAndbOll Is the best exercise OF any game
AMI calls forth the use OF both hands ana
teaches one to bo active on their tect
and should the ladlp once try 4 no doubt
they would become very Infatuated with
tho sport Following ara the handban
entries; George ohler, Win Crosby, r.
Gibson. Il, Lewis. e, II, Higgins, ID, Al
lcn II, Marion. W. Curtis, n. Caneh, Prot
Thornton. III. c. Thompson, j, MoCue,
II, MNNott ana d, Ross,
Tho A. IT, c, monthly bowling tourna-
mont entries close January Is for the Ia
dies with Mrs, IL. r. Prael, and the la
dies bowl ON January Is, Interest In the
ladies' tournament h pretty warm as Miss
Gilbert has won the medal twice and no
doubt win TRY very hard TO secure the
prise ON tho sSth, and should the lady be
no fortunate tho medal will be hers for
good,
Tho gentlemen bowl on the 2Ith ana
the entries close with Mcssrs, c, j, Tren-
charu and r. M, Gum on the Goth inst,
Tho tournament committee is arranging
for series OF games, Ave on a side, two
ladlcs and three gentlemen, Bach side
will take the name of fish which his
team viii be known by throughout the
tournament. There arc so far twelve
teams interested, Tho first night the
teams meet the captains will draw from
hat the name which his team will adopt
and II goes without saying no end OF
amusement will be made out OF the idea
rho contest win last until one team Sc
cures the championship,
In Portland these games were very pop
ular, tho teams taking the names of now-
ers, The local club will take the names OF
flah that are common In the Columbia,
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TOBACCO pnrpoyrp

New York. Jan "a a-'Accoriing 10 the
wor1dp correspondent In Havana the IN.
usIrvonh destroyed 0oco tobacco plants
growing undvr TIM protection Of the forts
IN Sama clara proyiu"n up nv night
- January "a a corrsponleu, who has
jus, made a Journey from Havana to
Sssrua IMPORTS that no, one sugar mill Il
ErltAiinE. me wtalc hats, ON tho coast
Of Santiago DO C,na Nua atNUkcd by
rr'Dcls under u~ncral Rios Tho rcbcls
had a fcld plccc ami w~rc doing grcat
iamagc when spanish column from
Niansanlllo uppcarcd, After brIct ngnt
tho r'bcln Ntrca,cd hut wvro not pur.
sEd, RepoTzs from Santiago dc cuba
provnoc state uha, many pcnsons arc
lcaww tho towns to join tho Crbcls
Two f,libis,orIng expeditions. have ro.
Gently landed near Mhyari AbaJo. and tho
othvr near sancu splrihis In letter
to friend In Havana dwrrh Comes
,ays'
Lot BaiSo como To this district ana
hc will have plciNy to do Il seems TO
nsc that tho b,sk OF pacifying C,na with
80 many comhatanls to subiuc is I'm.
ps1Iblc OF realisation, Two hundrcd
Thousand mcn under general who could
not spare cvcn tho enimabs, hayN been
unable to accomplish a. much lcv eau
Blanco do Il. when he has no larger army
and no greater ability
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RAILROAD RACE

Taroma. Jan. ii.-A railroad buidlns
rae involving iha expenditure % u6
coo.coo has boon commenced BY tWo wcal.
thy corporations cach or wAlcsy d,aircs
90 own che nr., railroad into ihc yukon
country t,arh road viii ho aa,out NJ
mlla long running from Pyramid harbor
n~ar the head N Lynn canal 90 poinis
on Lewis river below i1vc FtrEur rRpida
Tu,~ companies back of she railroad pro.
jscta arr rh- London Exploration company
AMI thc Yukon company. orvanned las,
summer byAndpw y Diriciso. the prin-
cipal Htockhohicrr of which arc Phlladcl.
phla api New York mcn Roth corpora
tlonr have rnganccrs and rurvcyors at
work between Pyramid harbor ami tho
Lewis river Tuhc projectors Of both roads
figure on an average Govt o. over t2o,oy
mile requiring an outlay OF ovcr S,.
Ooo.oo for each road. Tho equipment for
each will cost about q. OoO,Oco more. notn
companies have secured rights OF way
from the Canadian government and are
now working TO eccurc from congress- the
necessary rights Of way through ~ milca
OF American territory.
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GOysrsmest Win Push HIpeditios %
Rapidly as Possible.
TEE REINDEER WILL BIZ USED
To Garry the Supplies late the KIosdlts--
D,psf.nsn. hssoysd BY cifsuistios
Of False Stories.

WBhington. Jan, i6-Actlng Secretary
AfolkelJobn. Of tbs war department. pro-
nounccs 10 be ahsolutay untrue the slate
nycnt coming from Portland. or. thar
General Merriam. commanding general or
tiIa department. OF the Columbia. has beeu
ordsrd from Warrington TO postpone ne
government expaiition 10 Alaska.
Tho department has been much annoyed
By ths circulation Of storios that II haUd
any intention Of SbandaAng the relief
project. Nothing that enas been reported
to tfs oficaah ot tsss alleged sufncIeny
OF supplies has come from a sourco thaz
carries conviction. ard It may be stafed
on tho authority OF Acting Secretary Mei-
kelJolIn that the expedition 10 going for
ward as rapidly as tle department can
possibly mako Il. gf there has been any
calangc made by General Merriam In the
arrangement for the chipping Of che ex-
pediaon. Il n saIi that no undoubtedly
has done so because he could secure moro
advantageous conditions. II s also SAID
taiat ralndeer viii be used for the trans
porrtlon as originally intended.
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The many friends OF Mr., and Mrs. f.
II. Hamilton in this city will be glad to
know that they have struck n rich In tho
Spokane mining district Mr. Hamilton
wOa formerly connected with the engsn-
eering department OF the A. 4 c. r. r. R.
and left here In September. 1896 to take
charge Of mining venture In which he
was Interested, The mine, while promisang
to become rich one. was found TO re-
qlIirc such large outlay of capital to de-
vclop It on proper scale. was, after
sufficient work had been done to demon
strate its ultimate value and secure abso-
lute tlthe. closed until ample capital could
bo obtained to work It properly. VITA
this end In view Mr.. Hamilton at once
struck into the mountains and was for
tunate enough to secure prospect thar
no has been able to speedily develop inte
a paying mlne OF great richness. The ore
Is copper gold, silver and lead, and in
addition to being one OF the heaviest
stockholders himself, the company In
sisted on appointing Mr., Hamilton general
manager and superintendent Of the mine
at large salary.
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BONNER GIvBN THE FIGHT.

Chicago, Jan, i5-Iack Bonner and Aus
tranlam BILLY Smith mot for slx rounds In
tho gymnasium of the Chicago Athletic
Club tonight. George sller the referee
gavo tho hght to Bonner In the third
round Bonner had tho best OF It through.
out, knocking Smith down twice In the
nmt round, onho In the second, aud three
times IN the third
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THE cATAooArns OF ROME

P,ttal,urg. Jan i5,-.within two months
tho catacombs OF Romc VIII bo illuminaI.
cd by incandcscen, lights. The w~iing.
house company has received cablcg!Nm
from its Rome rcprycnta tive announcing
that hc has secured the contract for light
ing the catacombs OF ST. CaliMtus. ST.
Agmis. 81. CyrWca, ST. Domitilla, 81, rris-
ella and 81. nunlianuA
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Al the a. o. Z. W. memorial services
at Se,'sIdc hail. this evening. tAe exer-
clss viii a. as follows; Memorial over
ture; opening ser1os from the ritual.
officers OF the loige; hymn. Jesus Lover
Of My SOUL" choir ami audience: ne
crology or the pars year. BRO, jay Tuttle:
rading from ritual by master workman.
BRO. William Kelley; hymn, Rock or
Ages" choir and audience: address. Bro.
Il. y, Wright; sacred selection, 20 Sane
iis'ima"; address, Bro. &. w. Fulton:
hymn, God Be Win You Till We Meoa
Again" choir AMI audience; clOslng ex-
cr,iss from tho ritual. officers OF the
'odge, The service rs for the membem OF
Tho workmen. DgDee OF Honor, ana
their families
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COACH COCHRAN,

Oakland, Cal, Jan i6,--Garctt CochINn
tho famous princeton end. will coach the
University az California football team
ncxt season, Tclegroms Just received au-
nouncc that CochrNn has promised 10
como to California, II IL probable that
Cochran will como TO tho coast In the
spring to take charge of the preliminary
work. Captain Percy Hall will aid him.
Cochran is "a senior at Princeton Univep-
ity.
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rms TIME ~ PoRTLANp

rortafsi Or. iau lS-CuplAln y "
sponcpr. " Portland. has h.s; contracted
with Jos supple 1hs ship b,ahigr. for ,nr
immediate construction uf a HgsrnNhrcj
steamer fog nsn upper Yukon aso Niu bo
~ feet long. aiAi have D-tool beam
ShS viii bu put lp horu, thcn knocked
doWu AMI ~ss BY st-amrr 20 tAAEway
and thence transported over tho Taas ta
iisr ,nIrer rnd of Lake llBiernann. whorr
shr viii bo 10, up TO ply ba,w-n white
llon-n Rapkis and tho rSu,mo had OF
navigation upon tho lakes
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Chalrnss hssas Tells Of ItS Objects
snd Norh.
is NOT A POLITICAL MOVE
Buslssss Hes Vast Q Ssuad Geld rSlisy
ssd viii Meet Ia Isd!ssspolis
JsassU 2bth.

Now York. Jan ls.-H. n. Hanna. o.
Indianapolis who @ ldemiasd Win III
movement for menotAry reform. passe'
through tho ciiy yesterday on his wai
hons. Mr. Hanna b chairman Of the ex
puuilvo committee af use Eosd niAndarS
conference and has been in wasaingtor
Attending tao session. lie IA now soins
homo 20 prrpare for sa,e convention TO b,
hrid In Iruiia naF.olls January g. He uald
hs us.. muca encouraged By tho progress
uf hls work.
'ws have bo.n IN Washington" he
add.d '.to pr,--.nt 10 yess houss commit.
,oo On tsnklng and currency mo reasons
ue,y IN. measure prupasSSi by tho repre-.
sentative, Of the monetary conference
-,,ouid l-,S,me n law. Tho executive CON.
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c. $ WRIGHT NiTuINrEp

SAlrm. or Jan 10 6-tSpccial TO the A..
roriaml l-dovprnor Lord this uycnlng ap.
pointed John n Clchnd. Portland. Judge
oS tho fourth judicial district OF orcgon,
vlcc l.. II Straruu, rcplgn~d
At tho same timr the governor ap.
pointed c. :. Wright. ot Astoria, pilot
commissioner. vtcc John Fox. rcsdgncd
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TIM FRENCH AMBASSADOR,

Washington. Jan. l6,-TMe now French
ambassador Jules cambon, was presented
to President Mckinley today. Tho
spcdchs were u llttlc out OF the ordinary
rum OF commonplace, from the fact that
they breathod on both sides an attach
mont growing out of tho ancient alliance
OF the unsted States and France,
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EXCELSIOR JOINS,

San Francisco, Jan, ib@Thc Pacifc
Steam Whaling company's steamer Ex.
colslor win leave for Skagway Monday
ncSt. Morc freight IL offering than Tho
vessel Gun carry ami the passenger ac-
commoiOtdonr from San Francisco Is al
most nllcd, Tho Excelsior will stop at
Seattle to take passengers and frolghH
already contracted for
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nu.xcnAap ~ IT

sAtn frisacasro Jan. 70 rbc steamer
Aitv blanchard is 10 be Withdrawn from
tho Portland trade nn thu completion OF
her noSt srip shc viii then SO to los
Angeles ard VIII carry minom from ina,
poiu to Copper river sho atil lcavr on
ti,r npt volugr february 10 and will be-
kvp, In the huslnrai during thr summer
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GERMANY Is SERIOUS.
shc R,strratcs Her pemani to ghc chin.
cso Government Tor Indemnity,

Pckln. Jan. i5,-ucrmany has demanded
a g9.y,ar lcasc of Kino CHOU and "a large
ar,a surrounding H. China oirew to ieas,
the bay and shores only for 70 years
Here thc matter sRnda IMe Germans
inaiA on the righ, TO build railroads ana
work mlucs Whenever they wsh.
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ALL Tine SAME OREGON.

san Francisco, Jan, iS,-isaln has fallen
gonorally throughout the state today TO
tlno relief of the farmers. although morr
serious danage IL reported from Irovts
than from drought, the coid weather rt-
tarding the growth OF cereal crops
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Al a meeting Of Charity Lodge. No. s..
Dcgrce Of Honor me following newly
elected oficcrs wer installed for the en-
suing term; Cn.ef Of honor. 1Ins Hattie
sauhstrom; lady OF honor. Mrs FresA
AhUes; chief OF ceremonies. Mn J. A.
Fastabond: recorder. Mrs Viola Pollard:
fnAncicr. Mrs. q. V. Porter; receiver.
Nina y. a. Tucker; sister usher. aIra.
Matt Helen; inside waiehmau. Mrs. FREQ
saiE; outside Watchman. c. II. Stockton;
past chicf OF honor, Miss Mary F. Dealey.
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ONTARIO UEGsLATuRE.



ploymcnt on the subSdizcd Railways,
Toronto Jan. ib,-nho ontario leglpla-
turo adjourned last night ami In It's clos.
Ing hours passed a bill providing that no
pcrvon shah be employed In the con.
struction Of HibsidEcd railways In on
tarlo who are subjects OF pny country
which has an allcn lobor law which prae-
tically excludes Canadians from employ
mcat on public or other works therein.
Thls means that Amorcans need not
expect employment on tho CSlnadan raAl-
ways, The Legislature also passed timber
regulations which require all sawlos out
In ontario hereafter to be made into lun,.
Dor In Oanada.
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AGAINST HAWAII,

san FrancSco. Jan i5,--A petition pro
testing against tho annexation of Hawaii
signed by 100 sugar beet rulscS OF Ven
tum county has been Forwarded to WASH
lngton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-02
ABOUT CHINESE PERMITS
The Official Instructions 10 Collector
General Of Customs.
Inspector Brown Declines 10 COnCede Special
Privilege 10 Lately Departing Chinese -
No Question But Only Routine Business.

Just before the sailing of the
steamer Belgic for japan and
China, Consul Pin asked Com.
missioner Joshua X. Brown to en-
dorse the permits from the Chi
nese bureau of the Foreign office,
issued before Mr.. Brown took
charge of the Chinese immigration
business here. Mr.. Brown de-
clined to do so. He adhered to
the declaration he made through
the BULLETIN the day of his ar
rival, namely, that no Chinese
leaving in the Belgic could return
unless provided with the certifi-
Gates from the custom house upon
the forms required by the United
States law.
Wednesday Cabinet council ar
ranged to have the Collector Gen
eral OF Customs provided with
copies of the United States laws
and regulations governing Chinese
immigration. Mr.. Brown has an
Office in the harbor masters late
quarters.
There was no "decision in
volved in the Cabinets delibera
tons, which were nothing more
than necessary routine. Only two
Ministers were present, although
the other two were in the building.
The outcome was simply a letter
from the Minister of Finance to
the Collector General, informing
him that Mr.. Brown was here as
Chinese inspector for the Treasury
department of the United States,
aud would cooperate with the
Collector General in carrying out
the provisions of the Chinese ex-
clusion laws of the United States.
The letter quotes a letter from
the Secretary of the Treasury to
the Secretary of State, informing
the latter of Mr.. Browns appoint
ment for duty at the Hawaiian
Islands. Accompanying Minister
Damon's instructions are copies of
the United States Chinese exclu-
sion laws and decisions thereon.
Mr.. Brown said, in Collector
General McStocker's office this
morning, that the BULLETIN had
published "the meat of the whole
business"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-02

Hoarseness in a child that is
subject to Group is a sure indica,
ton of the approach of the disease
II Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is given as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse, or even after the
croupy cough has appeared, it will
prevent the attack. Many mothers
who have croupy children always
keep this remedy at hand and find
that it saves them much trouble
and worry. 1t can always be de,
pended upon and is pleasant to
take. For sale by all dealers
Benson, Smith & Co., Gen
Agts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-02

American Messenger service.
Masonic Temple, Telephone IA. n
American Messenger Service
Masonic Temple. Telephone
444.
Honolulu Messenger Service de-
livers messages and packages.
Telephone 378.
Nicely furnished rooms at the
Popular House, 154 Fort street,
from Sl.00 per week mp.
The Elite Barber Shop, King
near Alakes street has employed
w. r. Boyle the crackajack bar
Der. ....r... .
If you want nice Rubber tire
hack with a careful driver ring up
Club Stable Hack Stand Tel. 319,
and we guarantee you will be
satisfied.
My Honolulu Belle is compa-
MON piece to My Honolulu Lady.
1t is by the same author and for
sale by the Bergstrom Music Co.
Step in and try it on one of the
Kroeger pianos.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-02

The last cars of the King street
line going to Waikiki and Palama
pass the Anchor Saloon. The
cleverest mixologists in the city
are there always to put you up
anything you may desire. Drop
in and take a drop before you take
the car. The celebrated Seattle
beer is to be had here on draught.
A full line of liquors including the
famous A. A. Jesse Moore Whisky
etc, always on hand. The most
exacting and varied demands can
be satisfied. The Anchor Saloon
is here to please its patrons. =
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-02
Real Estate and Insurance.
Kaimuki Tract.

This tract having beer plat
ted is now ready for sale,
and we offer the public an
opportunity of procuring
delightful residence sites at
reasonable prices.
Situated In the district OF
Honolulu, about three miles
from the center of the city,
with fine macsdamized roads
leading to it, and on the line
OF the new Electric Street
Railway; at an elevation
overlooking Kapiolani Park,
the ocean, the land Pearl
Lochs, it is, without excep-
ton, the heslthiest and most
picturesque of our city su-
burbs.
Same is laid out with
streets each 80 feet wide,
each lot containing $4,000
square feet, 100 X $50 and
IS X 200, which we offer at
$500 each, on payments of
500 cash and balance in
observation-disclosures of S25.
Those desiring to visit the
property will be personally
attended and conveyed to
and from same by making
engagements at our office,
where further information
will be furnished, and where
a map of the tract can be
seen.