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NINE. RE SHORE LEWIS.
Fashionable Milliner.

We are pleased to note that in the
business circles of Boulder we have
ladies engaged in commercial pursuits
who have achieved such prominence in
the world of trade and credit as to
demonstrate that they have reached
that goal of independence which is so
highly esteemed by our American
women. An establishment of more
than pleasing note to the feminine pop
ulatiOn of our city is the elegant mil
linery Bazaar of Nine. Re Shore Lewis,
the French milliner, located at 2020
Fourteenth street. This lady has had
an exhaustive experience of eighteen
years in this business, has catered to
the best trade in Boulder for six years
in fact, in whatever locality she has
operated, her establishment has always
taken the lead. At this emporium a
full line of seasonable millinery goods
will be always on exhibition. Nine.
Lewis keeps herself fully posted as to
the latest and most prevailing styles,
and being an experienced designer
will be prepared to trim ladies' hats in
the most fashionable manner. The as
sortment and variety of shapes, veil
ing, ribbons, etc, will be particularly
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THE BEE HIVE MARKET.
T. Wiederhold, Proprietor.

1t is always a pleasure to notice a
business whose uniformly honest deal
ings merit for it the recognition of the
consumers of city. Such business
is that owned and controlled by Mr.. r..
Wiederhold at 1888 Pearl street This
gentleman, through an experience of
eighteen years in Boulder in this trade,
has familiariZed himself with its de-
mands and his stock is complete in ev-
cry particular. All kinds of fresh and
salted fish, poultry and fresh meats Of
every description are carried. The
sausage and pure leaf lard which this
house makes is uneXcelled in quality.
Three experienced butchers are en-
ployed and three delivery wagons serve
to fill the orders of customers. Not
withstanding the demands of his bust
ness, Mr.. Wiederhold finds time to in
terest himself in municipal affairs and
has represented the people in the City
Council. His unquestionable business
worth and integrity entitle him to a
foremost place among our progressive
business men.
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CRYSTAL ICE co.
Ben Hagman. Proprietor.

The above enterprise is Of such i'm
portance to our community and trans
acts such a large business that it is
worthy of review in our columns. 1t
was established in the year 1888 by Mr..
Ben Hagman at the corner of Twelfth
street and First avenue. The industry
under Mr.. Hagman's direction has been
improved and perfected until it is sec
Ond to none in this section of the coun-
try. Here Il superior quality of nat
ural ice is obtained from a reservoir
which has an area of surface 70OX150
feet This reservoir is filled with pure
city water and is surrounded by a
meadow sufficiently remote form tray
eled thoroughfares and OutbuildingS
that the ice obtained from it is clean in
every respect, and free from sticks.
dirt and any foreign substance. Mr.
Hagman has just harvested a crop of
the purest ice. with the hel p Of twenty
five men, and his two ice houses with a
capacity of 1000 tons are completely
stocked. and he is now and this sum-
mer will be prepared to supply private
families, butchers and hotels with Il
superior quality of pure, clear natural
ice In large or small quantities. at the
very lowest rates. Two delivery
wagons will make daily trips through
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]. S. BENTLEY & co.
Watches. Clocks. Jewelry, Etc.

Watches. Clocks. Jewelry, Etc.
The handsome store of the above
named firm. at 2013 Twelfth street, is
the scene of unusual activity, the pros
pective purchasers of Christmas gifts
being desirouS of taking advantage of
an Incompatible line of watches,
clocks. jewelry silverware, novelties,
etc, which are so attractively dis
played for sale In the matter of selec-
ton of some tasty and stylish article
in the line of goods to be had here, no
greater advantages present themselves
in our metropolitan jewelry stores. Mr.
Bentley has exercised care and skill
in stocking his store born of long eX
perience in the trade, and the prices Of
goods may be truthfully said to be
those of genuine bargains. J. S. Bent
ley & Co. do fine watch repairing and
execute every description of work of a
tirst-class watch and clock maker. 1t
is a waste of words to commend man
of Mr.. Bentley'S skill. integrity, pOpu-
larity and high standing in the com
munity, whose upright and honorable
methods have secured for him most
prosperous and satisfactory trade
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HISKEY & McNAUGHTON.
Groceries, Glass and Queensware.

The most casual observer Of the
trade resources of Boulder will accord
to the house of Hiskey 4 McNaughton
a leading position among representa-
tive concerns The firm occupy the
first floor and basement of a building
5OX140 feet in dimensions, and carry n
stock of goods that would compare ia
vOrably with many stores in our met
rOpOlitan centers. The store is divided
into department. on one side of
which may be seen endless specimens
of glass and queensware is every con-
ceivable shape, lamps in plain and
fancy designs, at prices whose mOdeSty
would astOnish you and variety large
enough to suit the most fastidiouS On
the opposite side of the store is a heavy
line of fine staple and fancy groceries,
cereals, canned goods and bottled deli
cacies The firm also deal extensive
ly in hay, grain, tinware and miners
supplies. and transact an immense
business Both members of the firm
personally superintend every detail of
the business, thus assuring accuracy
and dispatch. All orders are delivered
free to any part Of the city. Both Mr.
J. B. Hiskey and Mr.. D. r. McNaugh-
ton are well known, and regarded in
commercial circles as two of our most
successful dealers. The business is
conducted upon broad -guage principles
of liberality and enterprise and is in
every way worthy of consideration and
confidence.
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FRANK JORDINELLI.
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.

Whether required for medicinal use,
family consumption or convivial pur-
poses, absolute purity and freedom
from adulterations are requisites which
every consumer of liquors should in
sist upon, and this can only be assured
when supplies are procured of a dealer
of established and recognized integ
rity. Such a dealer is Mr.. Frank Jor-
dinelli, who never misrepresents the
age, quality or value of his stock,
which consists of the finest brands of
imported and domestic wines. liquors,
gins. cOrdials, ETC., a speciality being
made of whistles, which are guaran-
teed to be pure, smooth and delicious
in flavor. Mr.. Jordinelli has been in
the wholesale liquor business at 1889
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EASTERN FURNITU HOUSE.
NJ. II. Wolff, Prop.

This is a recent acquisition to the
trade conveniences of Boulder and al
though here only something over three
months has already commanded for
itself recognition among representative
houses. The premises occupied at 113S
Pearl street are large and permit of
an immense stock being carried, em-
bracing furniture, cOuches, carpets,
crockery and house furnishings gener-
ally, all of which is sold for cash or on
time. The feature of the business is
the system of easy payments which
permits customers to have the use of
the goods while they are making a
small weekly or monthly payment. 1t
costs no more by this method than it
does to buy of dealers who have to
pay heavy rents and other expenses
and must therefore ask fancy cash
prices. Mr. Wolff has everything i'm
aginable in the house keeping line and
almost anybody can here be easily
suited. The public generally is cor
daily invited to call and visit the
store, whether they desire to purchase
or not. A fine line of holiday goods
have been received, such as fancy rock
ers, writing desks, lamps and other
useful goods.
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ELITE LAUNDRY.
Arnett & Cheney, Proprietors.

Boulder owes its exceptional laundry
facilities to the energetic efforts of
Mrs. r. E. Arnett, who established the
Elite Laundry in 1890. In June of the
ensuing year he associated with him
in the business Mr.. o. l. Cheney, the
firm name since being Arnett x Chen
ey. 1t is not too much to say that the
Elite is without exception the best
equipped laundry in Boulder county.
This includes the very latest improved
machinery and hand and machine
work is both executed in the most sat
iSfactory manner, while all goods are
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PARKER & WILLS.
Stoves. Hardware, Plumbing, Etc.

In this review of the chief industrial,
commercial and general business inter-
ests of our citys commerce. it is our
aim to give place and prominence to
those to whom the upbuilding of our
city's advancement is mostly due, and
it's pleasure to have to refer to the
house of Parker & Wills. which has
been closely connected with the growth
and development of Boulder since 1878.
The present firm was formed and
gained control three years ago. since
which time the business has steadily
increased and expanded. The enter
prise is the largest of the kind here,
and has executed contracts in the way
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school supplies. stationery, lamp goods,
toys, window shades, cutlery, etc. \
visit to the store will be a source of in
tereSt and profit to those seeking bar
gains in lines carried by this emporium
of trade, and they will meet with con
siderate attention at all times and
cheerfully shown goods even if they do.
not become purchasers. Mr.. Critten-
den came here from Fort Collins, where
he had successfully conducted business
for years, and brings with him the
time-tried methods of his success, viz,
a strict adherence to truthfulneSS in
business representations and fulfilling
Of contracts therein.
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milling of all kinds of feed is carried
on here, the facilities for same being
entirely adequate and up-to-date. Pow
er is obtained from :Sl engine of 10 h..
p. A wholesale and retail trade is
transacted in coal, hay, feed, and all
kinds of grain, and orders large or
small are filed promptly by means of
delivery wagons. Mr.. Hall is young
man whose every energy has been de-
voted to building up his large trade,
and in the future as in the past his
patrons are assured of receiving none
but honest dealings at his hands.
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J. Z. HUBBARD.
Florist.

Flowers are now in demand for all
occasions, whether of joy or sorrow,
and every one who goes into society at
all will find it advantageous to know
where appropriate floral designs may
be obtained without delay and at mod
crate cost. Mr.. ]. E. Hubbard is an
experienced and skillful florist. and his
greenhouses. at No. 1915 Arapahoe St.
are constructed. equipped arranged
and managed in accordance with the
most advanced ideas of scientific
floral culture. All orders for plants.
cut flowers, or special designs are
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THE UNIVERSITY BOOK AND
DRUG STORE.
Maxwell e Greenman, Props.

Maxwell " FREEMAN, Props.
One of the most prominent business
concerns of our city which has rapidly
leaped to the front rank of CONNER
cial enterprises, is the University Book
and Drug Store, located at 1919 Pearl
street Messrs. Maxwell & Greenman
have conducted this business for one
year and by their wide awake and
liberal dealings have placed the con-
Germ in its present foremost CONNER
ciaI position. a large stock Of fine
drugs, chemicals, patent medicines and
pharmaceutical preparations is always
on hand. while one of the handSOmest
soda fountains in town can be seen,
where soda water is dispensed in sea-
son. Mr.. George H. Bedard, gradu-
ate of the Chicago College of Pharma-
cy has charge Of the prescription de-
partment and exercises the greatest
care and attention in cOmpOunding
physicians prescriptions. The firm
have found one half of the very COM
mOdiOuS store available for their fine
stationery and book business, and it's
neatly arranged shelves covered with
the latest book publications, stationery
and school supplies, together with
counters of periodicals, and special ar
ticles for the holiday trade, combine
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ALIEN. BROWN.
Grocer.

The grocery trade is one of great
magnitude. contributing to the daily
and hourly wants of humanity. The
business men engaged in this branch
of trade encounter strong and close
competition on every side, where the
margins of profits are constantly
kept at the lowest minimum.
Among the numerous grocery houses
of the city. and one worthy of mention
ing, is that of Alex. Brown, at 14O9
Pearl street. Mr.. Brown succeeded
the firm of Williams & Brown, after
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gars. both bottled goods in bond and
in bulk, and everything passed over
the bar is guaranteed to be absolutely
pure. No cheap goods of any charac-
ter are handled, and the patronage
comes principally from the leading
business and professional men through
out the county Mr. Jordinelli carries by
far the largest stock of liquors of any
man in the county. He is hustllng,
wide awake business man, enjoys
wide acquaintance. and is conducting
a strictly tirst-class establishment III
every particular.
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CHAS. H. LAMBERT.
Blacksmith, Carriage Manufacturer,
Etc.

Taking first rank with the numer-
Gus concerns of Boulder is the carriage
manufactory and blacksmithing shop
of G. II. Lambert, located at 1919
Pearl street. On the first of last May
Mr.. Lambert gained control of the bus
mess of NJ. D. Morrison after being
employed by him for five years as
head man to his shop. Mr.. Lam
bert brings to his business a
thorough knowledge of every de-
tail known to it. His assistants
numbering from five to eight, are all
skilled workmen, and blacksmithing
and horseshoeing is here executed ac-
cording 30 the latest scientific meth
DDS, care being taken to prevent inter-
ference. Repairing of all kinds, such
as wagon ironing, painting, trimming,
etc, will receive immediate attention
and prompt execution. Mr.. Lambert,
through unimpeachable honesty in his
business methods, enjoys the esteem
of our entire community.
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BOULDER FEED MILL.
G. a. Hall, Proprietor.

Conspicuously associated with like
enterprises in Boulder is that of Mr.. G.
a. Hall. known as the Boulder Feed
Mill located at 2027 Pearl street. This
establishment occupies a commodiOuS
stone building 25X6O feet, where busi-
ness was begun a little over three
years ago under the firm name of
Forbes & Hall. Mr.. Hall, by purchas
ing Mr.. Forbes interest in the con-
Germ, has become sole proprietor. The
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BARRETT & CO.,
Plumbing and Sewerage.

Defective plumbing has caused
much sickness and not few deaths in
Boulder, and those having occasion for
the services of a plumber owe it to
themselves and their families that an
entirely competent man is employed.
Among the best in the place is. the
firm of Barrett & Co., who have To-
Gated their shop and office at 1918
Pearl street. Mr.. Barrett has associa-
ted with him in business Mr.. J. W.
Sullivan, Denver man, whose skill
full labor was employed on Worlds
Fair contracts in Chicago. Mr. Barrett
has done work on a great many CON
tracts that proved him to be a me-
chanic of extraordinary ability This
firm has done the plumbing work in
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Pearl street for the past twelve years
The first of last June he opened re-
tail sample room on the opposite side
of the street, and has fitted it up in a
most expensive manner, until it may
be said to be the most handsomely
fitted-up place of the kind in Boulder
county. The bar is elegantly furnished
with plate-glass mirrors, set off with
cut-glass and stocked with the choicest
brands of liquors, beers, ales and ci-
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THE DEPARTMENT STORE.
C. E. Crittenden, Prop. =

The introduction to the public of our
department stores has satisfied long
felt want to busy bargain-lovins peo-
pie. The opening of THE Department
Store" by Mr.. Crittenden, the 10th Of
last March, at No. 1101 Pearl street,
has evidenced to us that this communi-
ty recognizes quickly n place where.
they can buy advantageously at rock
bottom prices. The stock carried is n
diversified one, including hardware
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ALIEN RROWN,S STORE.

having charge of the grocery depart
ment and interest in the concern eX-
tending over fifteen years. Mr. Brown
conducts a business devoted solely to
the grocer's trade. and carries a we'll
selected line of staple and fancy gro
ceries, cereals, canned goods and gro
GERS sundries, in fact all necessary
commodities for home and table use.
Two wagons are kept for free delivery
of orders, and patrons may feel as
sured of receiving courteous treatment
and prompt attention as well as a su-
perior article at all times. Mr.. Brown
is an enterprising business man whose
representations can always be relied
upon.
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INTERIOR NINE. RE SHORE LEWIS MILLINERY PARL,

many of our handsomest private resi-
dences, among which may be men
toned those of Mrs. Clark and Mr..
Boyd, and at present is engaged on
plumbing contract in the court
house. They are prepared to submit
estimates for plumbing and sewerage
and to guarantee all work to give the
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promptly filled. American Beauty and
tea roses, carnations. etc. may here be
seen in prOfusion, and visitors are al
ways welcome. Mr.. Hubbard has had
an extensive experience. dating back
to the year 1SS3 when he first estab-
lished his business here, and possesses
great taste in arranging decorations.
and we feel sure that when a trial is
once given, permanent patronage will
follow. Mr.. Hubbard is well and IA
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to make this one of the most attractive
stores in town. Messrs. Maxwell &
Greenman are both progressive busi-
ness men who have achieved their
striking success by their own marked
honest and Conscientious endeavors.
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has built up large trade among our
first-class citizens by attending strictly
to business, in the conducting of which
as a respected and peace-loving citi-
zen he will permit no breach of good
behavior.
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interesting to the ladies' oq
and a cordial invitation is eI
call and visit the store, wher(
find they can do just as wei
We're in a metropolis. Mm(
experienced in every detail
ness and well merits the pal
is enjoying.
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cry branch of the business his personal
supervision. The enterprise and its
success is as credtable to itself as its
fine and clean work is to its patrons.
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most complete satisfaction. Mr.. Bar
rett is one of our reliable young busi-
ness men.
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the city, and customers may depend
upon being served regularly. Mr.. Hag-
man is man who aims to treat every
body in a straightforward and honest
manner
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vorably known by our people and high
ly esteemed for his energy and progress
SivenesS.
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why's DttH tne aim OF this house to
place before the trade q oInce, of o;~o--
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meats fruits, vegetables, oysters, fish
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Real Estate, Insurance and Loans.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-04
LOCAL And GENERAL.

NJ. r. Counter the jeweler is on
the sick list.
Notice Of Bar Meeting" is
given elsewhere.
The horse races next Saturday
will begin at l p. m. sharp.
There will be neither baseball
nor football next Saturday,.
r. pairs to the Waikiki bridge
from flood damage are in pro.
gross.
The Special Senate Committee
on the Opium Bill had another
$ ssion this morning.
James A. McCandless leaves
for Waianae toright, taking his
''divining rod" with him.
A Chinaman WAS thrown off his
wagon IN a runaway on Saturday,
bat escaped serious injury.
There have been several deaths
from pneumI mia among natives
aud Portuguese in the past few
days.
Salvation Army hall was crowd
d for the "Wecome Home" meet
Jugs of Saturday and Sunday eve
nings.
Rubber tire talk is given in this
issue by Wilson e. Whitehou-e,
S le licensees for the Hawaiian
Islands. g..
There was a large gathering at
Makee Island ye-t-iday, When
Prof Berger produced fine band
program.
Senator Rice has obtained leave
of absence from the S nate for
the balance of the week, b-ir q
called to Kauai on urgent bust
ness.
The Com mittee on Commerce
in the Senate will probably report
IN a day or two on Sena or Hol
SENS bill providing for licenses
for beers and wines.
Jerry OConnor was taken to
the hospital this morning. The
skin disease from which he has
suffered for three years has as
sumel serious turn.
"Household furniture at auc-
ton" over Mr.. Morgan's latest
bulletin, refers to Jas. Ste mrs
house in Adams lane, at ~ o'clock
Thursday.
The Myrtle dance will come off
uext Thursday evening at s
,'cl ok, II day earlier than at st
app Iinted, so as not to int rfere
with Good Friday obs rvauces.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-04

Assumpsit Proceedings Instituted
Against the Pacheco Estate.

Assumpsit Proceedings Instituted
Against the Pacheco Estate.
W. s. Luce, guardian of the
property of Beatrice M. G. Luce,
Il minor, has filed a petition to be
allowed to mortgage the property
of his late wife for the sum of
$1,000.
Maria Fernandez has sued j
M. Camara, administrators of the
estate of Jose G. Pacheco, deceas
ed, for the sum OF 81 90, alleged
to be due complainant by the said
estate.
In the ejectment matter of X.
Me- k vs. Chong See, ct al, Judge
Perry today denied defrpda & is
motion for new trial. Defend
ans pr IMPLY excep ell to tn.
or Ter, which was allowed by the
Court.
Defendant in l.. Shu Hing vs..
Tom Pong, assum psit, has filed a
discontinuauce of appeal.
In the matter of q. s. Bradford
vs.. l., A. Andrews, plaintiff HIS
filed joinder in demurrer Of de
f-ndanI. Paul Neumann for plain
tiff.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-04

A greatly exag Grated account
of damage d,Le by the rsceut
TO Ids 10 Kabuku plantation was
published in another evening
paper. Two of the di ectors 10 n
today give the area damaged a.
ab"u' ten acres containing about
ify tons of cane. The watrr car
ried pm this land great
amount of loan and mountain
n h, aud ~ it r coded lef, a rich
deposit which his greatly en-
hauc, d the value of tue land. A
i,id nj of five ger cent. will be
p id t. the stockbod RS tomor-
r w. The or p 30 far amounts to
about forty-fve hundred tons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-04

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FIRST
Circuit OF the Hawaiian Islands. In
Probate. In the matter OF the Estate OF
Catherine Rencken, late OF Honolulu,
Oahu, deceased, interstate. Petition hav-
ing been filed by Charles Creighton, here
tofore the attorney Of said intestate,
praying that Letters OF Administration
upon said estate be issued TO John f.
Hackfeld, notice is hereby given that
FRIDAY the 22nd day OF April, A. ID.
1898, at 10 O'Clock a. M, in the Judi
ciary Building, Honolulu, is appointed
the time and place for hearing said PEE
tition, when and where all persons CON
cerned may appear and show cause, il
any they have, why said Petition should
not be granted.
Honolulu, March 22nd, 1898.
by the Court:
p. d, KELLETr, JR.,
o6S II .a- Clerk.