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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-26
FOR SALE.

THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY
situated at Honalo, North Kona. Ha-
wall, two miles from Keauhou Land
ing, comprising a substantial House
and Buildings in good order. Forty
five acres of Land well walled. Two
Cisterns-capacity $50 barrels. Coffee,
Orange and other Fruit Trees. Title
fee simple, unencumbered. A rare
chance. Address:
GEORGE F. CARSLEY,
Kealakekua P. o., n. Kona, Hawaii.
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Canadian-AuStralian Royal Mall
Steamship Company.

Steamers of the above line, IG1nA n.
in connection with the CANA anal -
PACTFTC RAILWAY COMPANY De-
tween Vancouver. B. c., and sydney
n. s. w. and calling at Victoria, B. C.'
Honolulu. Suva (FijD, and Wellington
n. T., are
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LOST.

DOG - BLACK SKYE TERRIER
answers to name ''Nipper." Reward
for return. L. NJ. Toussaint, telephone
ISL
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ARRIVALS.

Monday April 25.
Br. S. S. Mogul, Wright, for Portland
D., hanna.
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FOR LEASE.

For a long term of years, the desir-
able Pauoa pasture land, comprising
a hout 400 acres. About Il acres fenced !;
level land on good road, suitable for
dairy houses and sorghum. The only
ranch land adjoining Honolulu. Rea-
sonabIe terms to responsible party. IN
spection solicited. Inquire OF
c. w. BOOTH, Tel. 494.
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LOST.

A SNAIL ROLL OF PHOTOS, ON
the way from town to Waikiki. The
finder will kindly return same TO Ha-
waifan Gazette Office.
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NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND OF 3 PER CENT. ON
the capital stock of Hart & Co, Ltd,
will be payable at their office on and
after this date. J. F. CLAY.
Secretary.
Honolulu. April %, 1898.
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LOST.

On the Waikiki road on the after
noon of April q, Iady's black cloth
cane. Return to Hawaiian Hotel ana
receive reward.
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SITUATION WANTED.

As NURSE TO PARTIES INTEND
ing to go to San Francisco.
3ddress b. S." Hawaiian Gazette
office.
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NOTICE.

DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
Islands, DR.. Kobayashi Will nave
charge of my practice.
--''- , IGA MORT, NJ. D.
April IS, 1898.
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LESSONS IN PAINTING.

Miss Alice F. Herrick of San Fran
cisco will visit Honolulu in May and
June, and will give a course of lessons
in China painting during her stay.
She carries with her many beautiful
specimens of her work, and viii hofd
an exhibition and sale soon after her
arrival.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
can be had at 225 Punchbowl street.
White cook.
w. S. FlAIRMAN.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
By the Government Survey. Published
Every Monday.
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DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON. April p, 10 p. m.-The weather
is clear; wind, light z.
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E7arorneter corrected for temperature
nd elevation. but not for gravity.
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DUE AT HONOLULU

On or about the dates below stated. viz:
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

ID m la m a m la m a. IN p. IN "a
Non 49,. % :. OF 6.lUI1O.47I .32I5.53 90 -
Tues. -. 26 TAB 40 ll.2JI $40 o5% o'Z5I 800
WOO o. "a Q sol a. a u n Oh ~ 5 6.24I1O so
Tim i9Il . 331O 51I 4 AL q els 81 8. "a / AZ
- lp. m.
Fri 800. 20 1921 II. 46 SIS Ali $50 GA o'86
p. III On
Sat- .. 80 IL "a o.22I 5.48 5.47 500 6.25I 1.29
srn ! o M ~ - GIG 81 5. % 6.25. 2 %
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JAS. F. MORGAN,
1957-3tF Auctioneer.
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'FuI@'@ y ""'-' ~ F" 81" '~'l.'t'
- T. da % 4 l@a je g .t9i', teH'
df| 'g"r .3 "-wa~A Ieiar@@<rtA p1I i r''
H@r o .d@ 0|ntfs "i b4nc1 E+pah''. loh mo
two dti 'h'N pro!eate!" POI fAI!@ dc P'go :
q@a fac prasonlafo VI cobEo GIL js3 csJ"a dt
a'1h'rs'4b .so'm'ent'.
eFa Ago. It6 aut"r19lo para drsom'
haio;r Hei VGIor " Ch'teH4X 'A'iilf.' q"
F7ooe"ia "@ Cuba eI m5.Hco "ayor mntaF
don 400 ">yArfo, poT hst!HF'o en- e't'"o oe
tnha EraNsj2i, qWon r2ro "ff"s s4IJ@ 81
H0sfit1I mj'if2r.
r"~ u, ), 10. a'Ac.~%*1' 2:'o0Tsdof
90 F~noe, ha p0b blosjo U"2 ho'A S"e't@ bajo
4l elgrai9 'h8 fpp"@'<e ".i''j acio!9 on
4'a 70 fI1oor" &c las 8@5:.2 H'3 fa 10 "Irl.
eI"fon o>o motive de %,o $s.,'" q'PfoMoW0 .
t2uto rUldo en- !" o.R@a' uei r.F
~ IIa i4'l1cido ca N&'V2 * o "a
den Nnriquo VIZ ,aas Agu.;,r. .. 6. +
~ Icl dis Il fcnie6 o. al puerto 3o
Po..e ii vapor lranocs ),r>oedpnta d4 S-.to
i}uDlug9, c'}n 915 pasai stoy.
~ Eutra los scnoiss ctoj>As 4po lie.
q4roH Ell lunoa & Aiboaitp y qoo Sc ha.lsi II
Wi :oneroc, Hguf1u 81 ;N1mGp0aui, CO IL
sHa1lia c;gJ 'oa IaroA Oftt1, el oaY,;9n
Iol Bats',6.4 Pat.i." seTQr II +, e} aogpn:o
taaio1tq del m5mo SO nor Callers, dtfen..r
de GuSnioa y nlYo3 r4le.
-. AYsr l.'cci3 ch +! Iiatl,3l r1i.tef
da Gjss1loIia, 81 oomar3.r:o te Heni3aH 20
n,r N93>rrc Curaxo qre tYg3 2etr m.'.uo
&1o,;lo hGl ,"por eSan Elauui+crs, ,5ru.4'
dents de IL ia do Cuba, D. L i,
~, Eu U>yagji ha comon&aGo vss
Ia luz Yuhiio.. IA uuevo puriGdioo tu'sdo
eLa BsnJora An,ar;caras 10 redactsn con
Matso Fni8rd0 don Isaac Irinarri Sasport y
lo adpiN.trA don Ramon Iri4arrj. No ha'
rnos rccIjdo aon Ia visits dc dcho diario.
~ c-y Las porqop2Y qao han ef:o,ijo
oa la U,roooidr del Aslo Ia Bsl ofosaola an
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INNTl rU1RTo RIc0n a CafaI I9| H9s1aay n
p. CT. Aonega
5 3 y@aLu gtiatPe4@ FaF2&&1H d "A
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WARGAR'DA Y Co.
! ] - EEt =. iti,,i y ! Z

y. De1erIo rioo2dsr,o & "a lanooia-
oidn ds IL hsrsa oonatitaija para e&rantir ol
sjsroicio del caggo dc noterio gas fus fe Ca
7ey, doe Casilairo Morales = Bcnoj@a, ao
bacs pd3Aoo en L. sG,oetas pc:a que duran
ta 81 tsrnlin2 De asis meaea, he eotab'cn lag
rooamac:onea que ha3;oro iuG@r pof GUi6n
e9 cyaa con dereoho clio.
- Al oroourador del Julpa1o &c prir
mera iaa.ancia iotracoidn Ge IIamacHo,
don Aucas B. BorGee, 'e la sldo adnitida Ia
ronurcja dc dioho csYgo, po@ In sails de Co
biarno is Ia Aulicnoia Territorial.
~ Nemos dido decir qte pfonto reapa'
rerar5 ia Demooracias. 3o Ponce, ia'o Il
oompstsnte direooi6n de don Marjano Abril.
~ Todayfs no SO han paga'3 laasuma
que 's'-da a Tvsoro, por arrelci39 de- Co.
rico: en- Inlio J A:tasto, E-o a:4nlo va u.
m&DdY clio: perdiz.
~. En- Ia noche De aver &c fa2aToo lie
la guarii& q1o Sc h2oe en- ia aloa!dl3 tle 81
yamdn, oI oabo de Ia trc?a dos gueTTll'aEos.
w., Hoy hemoa tenido 81 austo de s9lu'
dar nuostro amigo don Osidjo Colon Mar
qasz, de Santa Isabel, : 4 su seflorita her.
nana MaIf9. Reil1ldmosles al testimCnio
do nuvstrs consideration mas diajngalJa
~ Agcc ee reudisron s0hre el m44'!e
1000 cc1stea y 30 s,1stas con ssrdirea :
100 cajas con ajos, preoioa ressJYa3cs.
A". Don Alfredo Sslgado, comefcl&AIs
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MARCIA sLEON,

hs "a mas blanca y fUerte iariua do til
60 que >icno osta igia. o. pocid}y y may
aprooiada por lodos las paHadlros porquo
.ind9 nss produce meior pan que caal
quiof otr& m&roa. Hay c'nstantomonto cN s.
tGuc;a fraao9 do esth famo'a harina eu ol al
mso6n de \ RAUSCHNN?LAT --Tetuan
-, s N > Va1 Puerto Rec. l2.-l
.~.. ~ San Srbattjaa acaba.nus do re-
, cj5ir ell a.gU;cnto deep2cho: "Eu "a lnadru-
gada ia hoy una cuadriIa dc Aguaiil!a aaal
ID casa tjenda de don Pedro J2unaroua,
b2rrio Guaj2:a'a Robado to1o, des.lu-
yc0do docNmentos y hbros; grsyemento
hocido dioho soiior; pdrdidas, $4,000 pesos.
Agento"
~. Il& aldo nombrado Jutz r1unicipaI
Ia MayegusE o Lo@o. don Federico Basora
eup'snts don jose Nsnsndss.
x'n Anoohs, q ESQ do las nusve, prodd
jcss III gran esoindslo en- Ia oalla del Sol,
ndmeYo l27, donde habitan varjas mujeres
! de Ia vida G'egra Como estos hschos 50 re
pitan, odano re!a que la poliofa toma nots.
y Ea lisa puertss nteroros de la
A1uAna >io Pence, SO hs Fl ado U cat.l que
dice at: '9ap'ionbrs s do 1893 Do aousr
do con las :xigenoi7s del eorvioio, ca d es =
persr qua todos los enpleados Dc .ata ohoi
NJ, astarfn, tan pronto como sea pcai6's, al
o1Trianto dsl idioma ing6s -Fe0irich A.
HM.-Liet J. A. U. s. A,~-Collsotor -
Con eso motivo hsce &El Correo de Puerto
| Rioop diy.rsas consideraoioneg, entrs elias
10 de qua los amerosnoo son los gus debea
! aprtn1qr el oastsllano.
80 Eli Ia nooda dol Iu1ss, On las sfus.
Fas De Arscioo, oerca do "a casa Do CaIafell,
liev6se oabo un onoueptro entre uns parti.
ds ss }ioioea uns seoo;5n d. infantsria que
ae ha'lsba allf de visilsno.s, csmbiaudoso
vagisa da:oargaa do fusiler1a per una Y ot,a
parte La partila SO daolar6 en- prscipitads
fugs, { lugar dti auo9ao asudieron ol 60.
mandanto mlisar, Il a!oslde 81 iefe do
O:dan pdb|ioe En- Is tropa no 80 ragistr6
haja aIgaGa-
~ Ii yapor ff2ncds sCbateaux Laffi-
tte2 Cargo en- este pxerto 10 siguiente: 1888
sacos ds oooos, IS sacos dc cacgo, 20 oascos
bronco, oolr", lt5n pomo, visjos y dos
caias tahaoos.
s"x La case cue ocursa Ell F'onc. los
7eportsls del <Chioago BeooGd, fa4 sta9a
& las trse da la ula3cugada &c; dlA II Los
malh0ohores SO llav4ron vajioa objstca, por
yaor dc 43 pesos
-. III 10 per IL tarde ba a'iio de
Ca5iz para este pus'to, sl v2pcr espa6ol
sIsla De Psnay.a
ma aus smpe90 la opoAci0a Dc eg.basque el
battalion ePrin0pado de- \Asturiss,. nI aoto
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i5r F"P7T E5NU TTtEUIB'
cos, encorgado do su tooduoidn. LA Mari.
na, 10 miamo que ayes tards, presentaba IN
aspocto imp monte, pot las innumerablss al.
mas que SO hailabsn prsseroiando este Ok.
psatasulo. X! Gobor hador militar sefior
Ortegs, 10 mismo que dyer, asisti6 q dsspeair
e'os valentss so'dados hue &c alojan para
siemprs do ostas playa%
~. LIS suscripciod nacional segdn no.
IA que iuss'sa ls sGlO0tPs dc hoy, asoiend.
8 Ia Gums ds *l0s 4ls. a6 osntsvos.
s"4 En Asua, proyi inoia del Sur Dc San.
to Domingo pa estalIad4 una rsvoIuci6n.
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caiss eardipas, % oaias nim8ntdn. 100 -atrs
ssr;na apo osjss ecc;to nn;a, omhut;doa q
80 caiaa acc;tnaas
nor wo..r $vnwcc, loaado,avcr ba rao;l i.
TUi sapti lIaliGG9 d"]I SrmL,cfor(s 4 n
NodoIo. oo;yo do San Justo an rju4(.iuc
s1rt;Io do ~ s .mI.c-oa do do,fy,. {. .n,51igp4 \.
coro,istado,os enor;r,ro4 3n 6altro rara
pefnr;tap il<;nn n0yr!gd, alccantlsiIa
cue ra@I;ya ( wee; ~ rio c5mnatspGia. r
~. Ucrra& ds,stjrlsU,o,.o .o1 ei..oioioa.
h, ohlanilo 81 ,0,io IA r,oerira s.encutal
IA simr5,ics 6ietirg.ite go7orita d, IA
Romana rf9n3jsoa E;rna6a F,rusna.g.
Ma o4,nlpct,ota \. ,.-r ta,,to rn|jcitzu,. 1
IA Gjstjnaido 3q,6a
Y Nm al puerto 10 nreciho se 0uonao.
ira IN barmoso ba.co hospital pmsricaro =
aunous no Do Gran G.. ..,i. russ solo e. 10
Glen oamas.l .ljto,ov, r.,.r. .3'lsg Ia4 cou,jn,o.
res hi0i6nioa, to.}o. .na r3,lsntoa moaI.r.
nos. E,th entertainments ijntsdo Gs b|aIeo
con una frs9ia eDcarDz "a. Es do dos piso1.
tenisudo dos ra)qr, 1n4 para ealsrmedades
contaeiosasy o.rs DIRE oDlermed2dea oonu
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So dasea Veuder en- y, ss,s. Espsa e. Ia,ill

So desea Vander en- q, Esp,a E,e,as e. ,oAI la,ils
De ovioio, Santa Marina de la Vega, Gale
de Ia antigua, una casa mum 8, altos baios,
de uaamposterfs, cubierts dc losa, con su
corral taplado casa de horno para eaborar
pan, opblarta tambi6n de losa con su antoia.
ia alberta al Sur cou Ia gue constituye un
aolo fon1o de oabida de dos Areas junto 4 la
ossa por ei Norte con sn &buerts ceroada de
pared alta de cabda de trenta seis Areas
scsenta y sjete .eoptiaress destinadas labran.
zas con otra antojaDa al oriente y otras por
clones de terra compuostas dc dos ouerdas
mas o menos. EI que interese oomprarla
dlrljaas sa duefla Amalia Gonzalez, viuda
de Ia Tore. Ciudad de Humaoao, Puerto
Rioo. ae--17
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yAaIE DADE
BNI8tos dol eanja de puarto-Rico
OF 0 Y Plata
de toda8 naciones compran
Y venden
CEit&UEDO HMs. COMP.
C@j3 d3 hi8Tro para
guardian cauda|eS


Sc rcaIiza una que reune exceIen-
les condolences, con deparlamentos
para llbros; documentos, plata, orc
Y rc5eryados. Sc cxhibe en- ell Bazar
de Novedades de Gonzalez, Padin
Hermanos, San Francisco 36.=San
Juan 15=3
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S$aSTA maravii'oss Aqua
&lstsyaPes IN restapr2dor per-
TELSE fec:o a1,s deyu3lye AL
SSSaS2CAHELLO So COLOR
| w NATURAL, destruys
Ia c+sps, Yigorizs la. raiz y 10
mace crecer, 6ojandolo suave,
brillante J sedoso. S0metidS
est& aqua & IN Ansllsis, &c Ia
oncontrado cue 20 conticne Gus
tauciA qu(mica alguna que ses
dsaosa Z Is saiud: no manchA
81 CUTS nj IL ROPA, 10 quo
cs le adElirsci6n de los princi-
palea quipicos del mundo. Eeta
2srsyiilesa sAgua de PersisS
"a splica con Is mayor facilid@d
= es IN bello ideal Iara las Sc
6orss y pars cusntcs tengan al
cabello premsturamente c2no.
Por 10 szpuesto Sc compren-
der2. &un por las pcrs0nas D6s
c.c6ptices, quo esta aqua es un
HQrido que obra directamente
sof.ro lss raiceA del cebe!lo, de-
rclYiendole Ia parts Quinica Q.
IN perdido, como lc c0nprueba
ri hech0 de que no mancha Ell
aulis, pues pUede spiic2rze con
IL mano no requiriend0 especial
r0i.'&3o, Y 81 csbello gradual
meat3 - sd9uitient0 De I'm mo
30 mGrsTiliosc 81 c2lar natural.
NdtI fa.ii'1smety Y J. II.
=. GQttN y c. j. Aonegas
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Artists Materials
Bicycles
Baby Carriages
Baskets
Bric-a-brac
Bar Supplies
Blankets, Comforts
Books
Bird Cages
Butterick Patterns
Cameras and Supple
CrOckery
Cutlery
Chinese CUriOs
CiOaks. Suits
COrSets
Carpets
Clocks
Clothing
Cigars and Tobacco
Candy
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Sermon Introductory a Sort Of
Criticism.
Is LIKE MARK ANTONY
Things a Speaker Says He Would
Not Say-The Government and
Liquor Interest.

Predatory TO a sermon At the Chris
tian church on Sunday morning last
Rev. w. X. Azbill said:
Before beginning the sermon this
morning 1 beg to explain why l do not
take occasion 10 comment on the re-
marks attributed to President Dole in
a speech made to the liquor dealers Of
this city, the day before yesterday. if
correctly reported in the Saturdays is
sue of the Advertiser.
l suppose that no minister of the
gospel in the city has failed to notice
the attitude of the President towards
the liquor business. and I suppose that
most. if not all. Will be disposed to
speak word calculated TO counteract
the harmful effect of the Presidents
unhappy speech. However, much |
may feel 50 inclined. have to remem-
Der that l am not in my own pulpit.
and that I mould no instructions from
the brother whose pulpit | am filling.
Otherwise l would read the newspaper
report of our chief officials hObnob-
ing with the saloon keepers, and es-
pecially the language in which he tells
them that their business is authorized
by law, is under police protection. and,
as regards responsibility, is on par
with all other legitimate business.
Then l would remind my hearers that
the reasons President Dole gives for
saying the liquor business is far from
being disreputable. namely that it is
licensed and protected by the police,
makes the licensed and police-protect-
ed brother equally respectable. a fact
perfectly understood by President Dole.
and all the liquor dealers who heard
him
If l were at full liberty | would COM
ment also on the phrases in the news
paper report in which it is admitted
that the Government and the liquor
interests are cooperating, and |
would characterize the alliance as dis
creditable and the joint business as ne
farious; and l would go on to tell you
that a governor of the people who en-
courages the liquor business may get
into power and continue in power, but
that he does not represent the ideas of
the men and women who are accepting
Gods call to extend our American civ
to the Islands and to the re-
gions beyond. l would say further.
that with all the occasions we have
for Thanksgiving to God this year of
and shame we have. continues TO be
the hypocritical attitude of Christians
and politicians towards the liquor
traffic
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Mr.. Snlyth of kilauea.

a tall soldierly figure with a dis
tingue air and a grizzled muStache like
a veritabie grenadier has been noticed
on the rialto during the past fortnight.
This was H. r. Smith, sometime drill
master for the mounted military which,
under Captain Haley in the middle SOS
cut a wide swath in this city Smyth
was the man who taught many of the
natives cavalry maneuvres. At one
time in London he had been a trooper
and is still one of the most skillful
men on horseback on the Islands. After
the dismemberment of Captain Haley's
organization. Mr.. Smyth went TO XII
lauea, where with his wife, one of the
Miss Stillmans, and family he has
since resided as head overseer of that
plantation.
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Burns and Company.

The Kickapoo company wound up its
Eva engagement last night to a big
house and returns to the city today to
prepare for a tour OF the other Islands.
The visit TO Eva and the other places
down the railway has been highly sue
ceSsful.
Ben Bruins. the cracker-a-jack com
edian OF the KickapOo Indians, made
the hit OF mis- life with people at Eva
by doing turn outside play hours.
Ben turned himself into a mud hole,
making a dive into shallow water and
penetrating about three feet of mud.
Ben's friends az the plantation had TO
send bucket brigade to make the
comedian presentable again.
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Casez
Confectionery
California Souvenirs
py Goods
Dress Good
uOmesticS
Drugs
nraperieS
Decorative Art Goods
Fu-S
Furniture
Gas Lamps
Glassware
Gloves
Graphoph0nes
Groceries
Household Goods
Hardware
HOSIERY
HatS-Men's. Bows
Infants Wear
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Mothers Mistake
AND DOANE'S BACNACHE KID
NEY PILLS.

NEY PILLS.
How carefully mother guards the
secrets of her boys and girls. At night
as she carefully tucks the bedclothes
around them she chides and warns that
mother Will be angry if they repeat
last nights offense, softly saying 10
herself, it's only a habit, but I must
break them OF it. This is mothers mis-
take. The children cannot help it, and
sweet, clean, dry beds can be the rest
ing place of every child when IL is
understood that this is not a habit but
weakness that can be cured. Active
life of the little one tends to weaken
ing the kidneys, and weak kidneys
means inability to retain the urine
This Is a condition, not a habit, and
should have the same prompt attention
you would give to the marked symp-
toms OF any disease. One of Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills taken twice a
day and at bed time will strengthen
the kidneys of a child and in a short
time there will be no cause to scold
for the so-called habit will disappear
promptly. Here is a grateful mother
who adds her Endorsement 10 our
words.
Mrs. Thomas LOTUS, OF % Stone
ave, scranton, IA, u -. ~. says.
My little boy has had lots OF trouble
with weak kidneys. Much playing and
getting excited made him worse He
lost control OF the secretions not only
at night. but occasionally through the
day. We saw Doan's Backache Kid
ney Pills highly recommended by peo-
pie living here, and decided TO try
them. / went and got a box and be-
gan giving them to him according to
the directions. They helped him in q
week and now he has no trouble frCm
that source at all. l simply think
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills a grand
remedy, and shall always keep them in
the house and will recommend them
at every opportunity
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for
sale by all dealers. price 30 cents
Mailed by Holiister Drug Co. Ltd.
Honolulu, general agents. on receipt OF
price.
Be sure You get Doan's BACTACHE
Kidney Pills and no other
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-22
Church Luau and Fair.

y number of the prominent native
Hawaiian ladies connected with the
Roman Catholic Cathedral Congrega-
ton are preparing a fine entertainment
for the starting OF a fund for a church
give a luau and bazaar at St. Louis
College grounds on December Sd. There
will be luau from u noon TO , p. m.
then two hours of fair and the whole
to close with a luau from ( to 6.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-22
IS PERFECT.

People recently from the Coast pro-
nounce the Enterprise Beer, as served
at the Merchants Exchange, as the
best in the city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-22

Note the size of these Lots. Very healthy location;
Fine Ocean.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-07-15
The Adfrondack Nountains

The heart of this wonderful region of
mountains, lakes, and streams is traversed
by the New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad, and to more fully inform the pub
lie regarding its beauties and easy means of
access the Passenger Department has issued
tains,'' describing in detail each resort, and
containing also large map in colors giving
a list of hotels, camps, lakes, ETC., together
with their location; it has also issued large
folder, with map, entitled, "The Adirondack
Mountains and How to Reach Them" Civ
ing complete information regarding stage
lines, steamers, hotels, etc.
A copy of the book will be sent to any adj
dress on receipt of two 2-cent stamps, or the
folder for one 2-cent stamp, by GEORGE H.
DANIELS, General Passenger Agent, Grand
Central Station New York