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noselIe Wines.
q. A. Schmltgen, Germany.

Bottled at the Chateau.
Zeltinger. case qts., ss.e4; case pts, s6.e4
Erdner. -. case qts., s7.74; case pts, 1914
Pisporter, 1890. case qts., STA; pts, ss.7&
Brauneberger. case cts, 1884, case pts.
1854
Erdner Treppchen. qts., 1924; pts, si0.2s
Graacher Therlay, Auslese. 1884,
case cts, s2s.22; case pts, $3.50
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The thoughtless man with land 70
sell
Finds no one who will buy.
lie does not think OF printers ink
And all World Wants Imply.
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shipyards Securities.

The examination of Mr.. Dresser was
resumed by Mr.. Hodge. Mr.. Dresser
reiterated that he received from John
w. Young in Paris 100000 OF the com
mon and preferred stock OF the snip
building Company. Later. he said ne
received $40 bonds and SiOO.WO worm o.
stock. In November he received Sl2o,Ouo
i'm cash for 81, 100000 of the stock and In
December $4,000 was received for ad-
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California Wines,
Red Star california u

Port, Sherry, a gal, $40; ! bossle. ~.
Ginger Ale, Red Star brand, equsI +
any of the imported brands offered =
double our prices; dozen, &c,
S~arsaparilla, Red Star brand. dpzsai e5e|
Club Soda. Red Star brand equal e -
best imported brands dozen, st.1H
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DC. for Mems 25c. All-linen
80 Collars, forty-two styles,
including the latest designs They
are equal to any and better than
the majority that are sold else
where at 25c. For such Collars
the price - 12c. - is absolutely
little.
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The Closing Quotations.

To-day's highest. lowest and closing prices
and net changes from Yesterdays closing
prices or from last recorded sale are as fol-
lows:
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Champagnes

Derany Pere & Fills (Epernay).
Extra Dry, 1898, case qts., si9.9S; pints.
$2t.oo.
Vim Brut, 1898, case qts., s2i. oS; pints,
s23.oS.
George D'Orbei Epernay).
Sec, case qts., $3.50; case pints, sty99.
Sec, case 4 dog. 16-pintss s2f.4o.
Grand Duke Extra Dry, Guvee Special,
case OTIS, si2.24; 'pints. si4.24; quarts.
Si.o7; pints. 62c.
Imperial Champagne, Dry. case qts..
1914; case pints, s7.74.
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Boys Clothing Fl.

boys NlOtHitlS'-.d Fl.
Boys Two-piece Suits, double
breasted style, made of plain black
or blue and fancy cheviotS, sizes 8 to
10 years, reduced from $500 and
s4.69 to 1924.
Boys Overcoats, made OF Oxford
frieze, long full-cut garments with
belted backs. sizes s to i6 years,
$500.
Young Mems Suits, made of black
or fancy cheviots, single and double
breasted styles, sizes ID to 20 years,
S7.49.
Young Mems O%vercoats, made of
black and Oxford frieze, full-length,
loose-hanging, belted backs, sizes IS
to 20 years, 1896.
Brass Beds.-4,h Fl.
Two hundred Brass Beds-new ones
- best of construction = heavy
husks, posts, rails and spindles. Made
for long service-and will yield it.
$1,000 Beds; special, S23.67
$500 Beds; special, S27.4e
$4,000 Beds; special, 5000
5000 Beds; special, s3o.i4
$500 Beds; special, s42.84
$1,000 Beds; special, s5O.o7
$3.50 beds; special, s63.24
10000 Beds; special, s7l.49
White Enamelled Iron Beds all have
heavy posts and castings, brass rails
and mounts, high head ends and ex-
tended footballs; guaranteed ten
years:
$500 qualities at $500
$1,000 qualities at s5.49
$l1.5o qualities at $500
$3.50 qualities at S6.t9
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Stationery.-i.s>Fl Fl.

ys-lst>FL
Desk Inkstands, black, polished
brass or gold-finished, &c., St.i2,
Si.34 and S2.23.
Desk Racks, black, polished brass or
gold-finished, St.14 to $2.97.
Fountain Pens, solid gold points,
sos and 1896.
'Red Star" Fountain Pen, 6tc.
Sterling Silver Pencils, 1sc to Si.2t.
Sterling Silver Pen Holders, &c. to
St.O6.
Sterling Silver Toothpicks, i7c. to
&c.
Gold Toothpicks, 44e. to-Si.t4.
Mother of-Pearl Toothpicks. 1871.
Desk Sets, made of red or black
leather, including inkstand, pen
wiper, calendar, hand-blotter and
desk pad, S2.11.
Desk Set, made Of red or black
leather, silver trimmings, including
inkstand, calendar, blotter, pen-wiper
and pad, 1901.
Desk Set, made of red leather, includ-
ing inkstand, stamp-box, pen-wiper,
calendar and ~hand-blotter, rack and
pad, ss.4i.
Desk Set, made of black leather, In
Guiding paper rack, stamp-box, ink.
we'll, hand-blotter and pad, trimmed
with brass, S6.Si.
Writing Gases, made of black, mode
or brown leather, with or without
lock and key, 9ec.
Writing Cases, covered with genuine
crocodile leather, lined with leather,
s6.3f.
Desk Pad, made of leather, 6tc, Sic.
and ooc.; trimmed with silver, St.66
and 1896; trimmed with brass, $40
to $3.50.
Leather-covered Travelling Clocks.
99c. to Si.8i.
Leather-covered Folios, $40 to SAIL.
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ITEMS Blanket Bath Robes list Fl

- III III TN DIdTINetS TIT large qudUUISS u!SCt HoTH tIe
mills. We then have them converted into Robes-uSually
when, factories are threatened with dull times and are
therefore willing to execute orders at about cost to keep
their organizations from scattering.
s@.9S-Heavy Blanket Bath Robes, plain gray, with striped
sleeves and skirt, round or sailor collar.
s4.24-Heavy Blanket Bath Robes-fancy scroll patterns in
assorted -colorings.
So.4S-Heavv Atwood Blanket Bath Robes, handsome large
patterns, striped sleeves and skirt, wool grde.
S7.4S-Heavy Atwood Blanket Bath Robes, small and me-
dunn patterns, assorted colorings, wool ghde.
S0.4S-Heavy Atwood Blanket Bath Robes, pockets, neck,
sleeves and fro.. bound with satin ribbon, sik-and-
wool girde.
SIP o8-Heayy Atwood Blanket Bath Robes rich patterns;
pockets, collar, cuHs nd front bound with silk.
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Mems Overcoats at IA. '0
Made.to.Measure Shirts.-,.r FL

Made.tO.MeaSure ShirtS.-n"n
French Linen Batste-the daintiest, prettest, finest stuff for Shirts
we've ever seen! They were selected in Paris by our representative.
The patterns are novel, exclusive ana refned-the uncommon, unob-
truSivey distinctive kind, that are not copied in cheaper fabrics.
There are two ~grades-S694 and 1894.
They are the qualities that speciality Shirt makers sell at $1,000 and
$3.50.
The assortment of imported madras for our s294 Custom Shirts is at high
tide Many choice designs to choose from.
White Dress Shirts Made to r1easure.
You may leave your order here without apprehension. Should the
Shirts not tit perfectly comfortable we Wouldn't permit you to retain
them under any consideration A Shirt that satisfies completely is an
advertisement-so is one that doesn't satisfy.
Muslin, Cambria, English Long Cloth and Madras are the favorHe
stufS for bodies of Dress Shirts, Si49 to S4.49.
We will be glad to show you our importaions of Fancy Madras and
UnShrinkable Flannel Shirtngs from Scotland. Scores of patterns
and coloringS to choose from.
"CustOm Stock" Dress Shirts.-,ar
A new idea that should be investigated by men who have been paving
from $500 to $500 for their Shirts made to order. We cali them
Custom Stock, because, while found in our regular stock, they pos
seSs all the good features of costly custom products.
Sizes range from 13% to 10, with varying chest measures for each
neck size. Special models for Irregular" short and "stout" men.
The system that governs the many combinations of measurements
makes it easy for us 10 take the measure of almost any man and Sc
lct a fautleSS fit for him. Fine linen boSoms, softfnished ca X,
lightweight percale bodies, attached cuffs, coat shape. 80. ~
Our Mems Stiff BosomedS Shirts.
are equal to the wel-known 81 so brands. They are made in our own
factory, of fine percale, stripes and figures on light and dark grounds
detached cuffs.
Mems $1.OO Stiff Bosomed Shirts, ACC.
These shirts are made of corded madras, excellent quality, stripes and
figures on light and medium grounds. A maker with a surplus TO he
rid of puts these regular $500 Shirts within your reach at ACC.
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.Pyro Goods. Balcony. Rear.
Burnt Wood Frames, decorated with
floral designs, 78c. and $i.o2.
Gard Trays, Sic. Card Boxes, 44c.
Loving Cups, Small STEMS Desk Blot
tiers and Book Racks, Si.34. Card
Receivers, SAC.
Jewel Caskets, si.s2. Scrap Baskets,
S2.4o and 1867.
Leather Banners, decorated with Indian
heads, S4.49.
Complete assortment of plain and de-
signed wood for Typography work.
typography Outfits, with platinum
points, St.47, $t.9S and S3.49.
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az! ! | y ! ! $ $: !:
~ Broadway c. at a4th 81.
Sporting Goods. -s.h FL

sporting Uo0dS.-sth FL
Rugby Footballs, regulation Size,
made of strong leather, guaranteed
bladder, o8c.
Striking Bags, made of golden tan
leather, guaranteed bladder and dou-
Bile end fastenings, complete, CSC
Boys Boxing Gloves, filed with
curled hair, set, CSC.
The "IdeaP' Striking Bag Platform
and Bag, strong and compact COM
plete, $2.74.
Wines for Medicinal Use.
9th 81.
When You Buy blythe Ga11onaWe
Furnish jug Free.
Two Star Rye Whiskey. s yearsrnld,
regular price S2.94 gallon, 74e. boz
tie; special at s2.44 gal. bottle. Sc.
Old Hermitage Rye, Il years old,
regular price 94c. bottle; for this
sale, 74c.
Coburg Rye, gal, 1913, bottle. 47o
Three Star Rye. gal, S2.34; bottle,
sac.
Gibson's Pure Rye. s.years old. gal
Ion. s2.e4, bot, 74c. Il
Mount Vernon Rye. s-years cid. lgsi,
s2.94.; bot, 74c.
James E. Pepper, IL years old, gal.
1898; bot, 97c.
Royal Amber Bourbon. gal, s4.fo;
bot, 9oc.
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ClaretS.
Leon Marceau & Co.. Bordeaux.

Leon Marceau & Co.. Bordeaux.
St. Julien. .... case qts, 1898; pts, S4.os
Pontet Canet ease qts, $685. pts, $s.os
Margaux :. 49,. case qts., s5.98; pts, 6.o8
Larose =. ....case qts., s6.9s; pts, s7.ss
Nathaniel Johnston & Sons. Bordeaux.
Bottled at the Chateaux.
Sainte Loubes case qts., 1924; pts, s6z24
Medoc .......cas qts., 1914; pts, 1914
St. Emilion lease OTIS, 1924; pts, s7.24
ST. Julien lease qts., 1914; pts. s7.74
St. Estephe Case qts., s7.74; pts, 1914
Margaux, Superior.
case qts., 1914; pts, e.7i
Chat. Pontet Canet,
case qts,, e.74; pts, 1904
Chat. Pape Clement,
case qts, sii.24i pts, si2.24
Chat. Dillon, 1899,
case qts, 1914; ptsr s7,74
Hook Wines.
Heinrich Bartel & Sohn. Mainz.
Hochheimer, case qts., $40; pints, $40
Rudesheimer, case, qts., $40; pints, 6.4o
Liebfraumilch, case, qts., s6.49; pints, 7.4o
Marcobrunner,
case ats, S7.4o; pints, $8.4e
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Hook Wines.
Heinrich Bartel & Sohn, Mainz.
Burgundy Wines.
Leon rlarceau & Co.

Beaune, case qts., 1894; case pints, s6.94
Pommard,
case cts, s7.24; case pints, So
Nuts, case qts., $40; case pints, s9.Ap
Chambertin,
case qts., se.49p case pints, 5000
Clos de Vugeot,
case qts., 5000; case pints, sit.49
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Children's Coats. "a Fl

Children's Full-length Goats, made
of blue, brown and red zibeline; deep
cape, roll collar and turnover cuffs,
finished with several rows of tailor
stitching and cloth piping,
size a to IA years. $4.Sv
Children's Double-breasted Box Reef
ers, made of blue chinchilla, notched
velvet collar, emblem on sleeve,
lined throughout, sizes g O. az
to IA years.. ......... %o'/o
Children's %Full-length Loose Goats,
made of blue, castor and green zibe-
line, deep military cape, ron collar.
fancy sleeves, tailor-stitched, trimmed
with gilt buttons, sizes 6 GO IA
to IA years. ........... %os
Misses Box Goats, made of blue and
brown zibeline, double-breasted eff
feet, inlaid collar, fancy sleeve fin
ished with cuff, sizes "a, S7Sl
10 and IL years. ......... pS'oA
Misses Coliarless Box Goats, made
of blue and brown zibeline, double
cape, finished with velvet piping, new
style sleeve with cuff, sizes Co ok
"a, 10 and IS years....... ~>'>o
Girls Full-length Loose Goats, made
of blue zibeline, deep military cape,
roll collar, fancy sleeves with turn
over cuffs, finished with several rows
of stitching and red cloth CO az
piping, sizes 6 to 10 years ~>'|o
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The total sales OF stocks were 561, 1CO
shares and bonds 81, 152, 600.
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Mems Collars.

Finer qualities at prices relatively 10
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at your service said the lrishman
composedly. Two swords flashed in
tho air simultaneously and rang
,,,.. ooo, ,o,,or o,i,h deadly mr.
"e"'H'' ''"
pose moment AFTER botn iheh were
masters of the weapon. Coventry had
been thoroughly trained in the more
direc, Englisb scbooI while o'Neill
-, =, -, ,,a ooos,u ,,,,rs
was 1" 'i"'''' Vi "'' VI. se'
OF the subtle renee OF France ana l'aIy'
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suddenly, catch him in his arms and
overcome him by brute force, but the
glittering point of his enemy's sword,
shivering in the sunlight like SER
rents tongue, effectively barred the
way, He had played the game and
lost, If he must die in the presence OF
his love, he would do it like a gentle
man, on the swords point.
Strike, sir" he said hOarsely, with
one quick glance toward Lady Eliza
beth, who stood perfectly motionless,
looking on in terror. She would have
run forward had it not been for old
Price.
"Oh, he will be killed; he will be
killed." walled the maid.
Sir Engllshman, pick up your
sword" said O'Neill, lowering his
point.
Sir Irishman," said the other, bow
,, ing, men may call you pirate
Not with impunity, sir" interrupt
ed the touchy ONeill.
That | grant you. ] was about Ia
add that, whatever they call you, you
fight like a gentleman, and It will give
me great pleasure TO testify to youI
personal worth at every convenient
season. VIII you permit me, though
do not know your name, TO call you my
friend?"
There is a great educational value in
the point of naked sword, and it may
account for the sudden change which
came over Coventry.
Il shall esteem myself honored, sir
My name is O'Neill, Barry O'Neill, al
your, service"
Il shall remember 1t. You have not
| only saved the life of Lady Elizabeth
Howard, but now you have given me
my own"
Thus am | the prince of match
makers" said O'Neill bitterly, 81
would that | had lost mine in one Of
the sayings!"
Now, sir" continued Coventry, dis
Regarding this last remark, "lf you
would be advised by me, withdraw
While you may yet do so in safety"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10
WHO KNOWS
When His Kidney Trouble Has
Fastened and Reached tho
Chronic stage? II 1t Has II ie
IneurabIe by Anything Known
Except the Fulton compounds.
We Arc The Solo Agents.

As an evidence OF the unusual character OF tho
Fulton Compounds that company does not pub
lish or invite testimonials except those report.
Ing recoveries In kidney diseases that have
reached tho chronic stage, alleged to be incura-
bic. Here 10 another recovery In case inourH-
BILE till the advent Of the Fulton Compounds,
reported by Johns a johnson, the agents OF tho
; alton Compounds In Los Gatos:
W. ii. Fridley, . resident Of Los 0ntos,
having chronic kidney disease (Brights Dis
easel had, like every body else, found oil treat
msnt futile, He commenced on Fulton's Renal
Compound in February, 1000, and on December
10 OF tho same year reported the total disap-
psarance Of the disease. He writes that he has
gained fifteen pounds in weight and IL again
able 70 do Q good hard days work Johns q
Johnson, the Los Gstos druggists, confirm THU
recovery and know OF several other recoyeries in
similar cases OF chronic kidney disease in Los
Gatos. oil Of which were incurablo by any thing
ssS aRGzS q cras Mya ssS
dany Of No. sMarEet street. San francisco, W.
+. eHnS sSi esS assS eSSS P sa Msrss e:
Sacramento drnggists, and scores OF other Calf
tornia druggists all report SPECIFIC recoveries
In chronic kidney diseases that were positively
incurable by auythins known except ME Fulton
Dropsy, rheumatism from uric acid, govt and
bladder troubles are proofs that The Kidneys
you issl iSnsSid or miserable. il your Kidney
trouble hangs on send r Pamphlet, Per
purely chrouic cases Fulton's Renal Compound
Tor Bright's ard Kidney Diseases, o.; for
ington street, San Francisco, sole compoun ers.
Free analyses for patients. We are the sole
agents for ''hs Fulton Compounds IN this city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10

did she struggle to get away. The sui
len soldiers rallied about Coventry and
presented their arms threateningly;
they had no mind either to yield with
out fight.
stand by" shouted Jones to the ma
rines in his boat and to the gunners
forward.
stop, for Gods sake stop, Captain
Jones! You have been good to me-
cried Elizabeth, now struggling family
TO escape from the grasp OF O'Neill. Il
know that you are a gentleman. That
officer is my betrothed. withhold your
fire. They will retire. There must be
no bloodshed. You promised TO set me
free and in safety ashore and leave me
there. Go, entreat you!"
| STEADY, lads, steady" cried Jones,
stepping out of the boat And you,
SIR" to the English officer, "will you
withdraw quietly, taking your lady
with you, Of course, II we engage to
do the some? You are outnumbered,
and we can cut you to pieces. Take
the word of an older fighter, your
honor will be safe, sir"
You are right, sir; it's best. ! must
needs submit, I suppose" said Coven-
try. resigning himself the more grace
fully to the inevitable, as he could then
receive his love again. Come, Lady
Elizabeth"
Now, why didn't you protest when
was captured?" said O'Neill, releasing
her waist, but still holding her hand.
Gould It be because wanted you to
be with me?" she whispered, caught
off her guard in spite of herself, with
d blush covering her face.
( God bless you for that, and goodby."
he said, bowling over her hand. "A
year, give me a year. He turned
and walked away.
Sir" said Coventry, sheathing his
sword and walking down to where
Jones stood upon the sand, I'VE have
been misinformed concerning you.
have had a little interview with your
first lieutenant which has convinced
me that | was wrong, and this talk
has added to my knowledge. AS an
officer of the king ! Offer you my hand.
Whatever your political or personal
affiliations may be. | am glad to rec
ogni2e in you gentlemen of merit and
distinction. | trust to be able to re-
pay the obligation you have laid upon
me and my betrothed on some future
occasion. We are friends?"
Sir" replied Jones, Il love a gal
liant foe. shall remember you.
thank you for your courtesy"
And | as we'll" added O'Neill.
1T is not the practice Of the Amer
lean navy" continued Jones, ito force
ships of war and bloody battles be
tween loving hearts. The Ranger, he
officers and crew are yours if you wish
If We should be met by another shil
with you in command, we strike Il
you without a blow"
Elizabeth" said Coventry magnani
mously, can you not bid your friend
goodbye"
Il shall ever remember Captain Johl
stepping forward and giving the littl
captain her hand to kiss, and shat
never forget Lieutenant O'Neill."
will you wait one year for him?
he whispered as he bowed low over he
hand.
Come and see," she answered, an
turned away.
Continued Tomorrow.)
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/ set, vols, Ramona; H., Clo., by
Helen Hunt Jackson.
set "Romala," by George Eliot z
vols. white, scarlet and gold.
set Scarlet Letters" by Haw'
thprne; 2 vols, Clio.
] set THE Rulers of the South by
Marion Crawford.
set Life and Letters OF Thomas
Huxley; vols, Clo.; by his son.
The Life Of Gladstone, by Justin Nc
Carthy; Clio, and gold.
Following the Equator" by Mark
Twain; Clio, III.
The complete works of Elizabeth'
Barrett Browning; 6 vols, Clio, gilt
top.
/ set Hume's England; 6 vols, Gilt
top.
! set Tennyson; 10 vols, full Moroc'
co, gilt edges, morocco case.
/ set Byrons Complete Poetical
Works; vols, half calf, gilt top.
The New Century Encyclopedia; 2
vols, half Russia.
"Stonewall Jackson and the Amer
lean Civil War; Clio. 2 vols, by Lieut.
Col. G. F. II. Henderson.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10
THE PIONEER BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
HAWAII

pays its Withdrawing members at the
end of six months or year not only
the cash paid in by them but Seventy
five (7E9 per cent. of the profits.
1t retains Twenty-Five esq of tho
profits for the benefit of the Stockhold'
ers remaining.
The Twenty-seventh Series Of Stock
is now open for subscription. ONH
DOLLAR per month per share.
A. V. GEAR, Secretary,
2507-tf 1872 King Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10

THE Roman Empire; 6 vols, Clo.,
by Gibbon.
italian Sculpture Of the Renais'
sance"; Clio, gilt top, by l.. j. Free
man, NJ. A.
Types of Naval Officers; Clio, gilt
top, by Capt. A. T. Mahan, U. S. N.
Principles of Political Economy;
Clio, 3 vols. by J. Shield Nicholson,
I University of Edinburgh.
IAN American Anthology" edited by
Edmund c. Stedman.
THE Breakup of China" by Lord
Charles Beresford.
"Parkman's Oregon Trail; Ill.
"a Japanese Nightingale; ILL.,, Clio,
by Onoto Watanna.
The Standard Poets.
oxford Bibles.
Popular Books of Fiction.
Stationery.
Letter Files.
Invoice Files.
Fancy Necktie Cases.
Fancy Handkerchief Cases.
Smokers Sets.
Manicure Sets.
Toilet and Manicure Sets.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR, Oregon Block Hotel Street,
SAVE THE NIcKELS.

1t would surprise you TO know how
much is lost to the housekeepers of
Honolulu by failing to return the
empty milk and cream bottles. 1t
means from $3.50 to $500 saved, If you
return the "empties" to the Clark
Farm Co., Ltd, 1889 Fort st.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative 3romo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money II 1t
fails to cure. e. W. Groves signature
IL on escA box; rs cents.
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'lor Sale" card, Ut ;,uIl<.in orne..
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Of the Golden Rule Bazaar will be sold without reserve
standard
stationery toilet articles burnt leather goods
and an exceptionally Following the books
.oHer loYYp rie
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MUTATIONS WANTED.

4 young man, German, reads and
writes English and German, desires
uork of any kind. Address Phi. j.,
Bulletin. 2632.lw
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LOST,

a lady's hand satchel, on Nuuanu ST.,
between Vineyard and the Nuuanu
cemetery. Finder return to this Of
Ace and receive reward. 2G30-lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10

A gold band bracelet. Reward on re-
turning to Moana Hotel. 2632'3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10

4 bunch of keys. Owner can have
same from this office by proving
property and paying for ad.
2632-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10

My first is Buy.
My second is ali points of the Gor,,pa
My third ia not tomorrow
My fourth ia an erdeavor
My fifth is part of the day
My sixth, I = the mirror of the times
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10
HELP WANTED.
TO LET.

Brick building, suitable for nanufac.
turing plant; store in connection II
desired. Rent very reasonable.
Bishop & Co., bankers. 262l.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10

Cottage, corner Pensacola and Kinau,
now occupied by ]. S. Splitter. Pos
session any time after Dec. Is, 'O3.
Inquire w. o. Atwater. 353l.3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10
FOUND.

Bicycle owner can have same by cali
ing at Metropolitan Meat Co, prov
ing property and paying for ad.
1880 l-w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10

One large front mosquito.proof room,
with board, hot and cold' water and
electric lights, etc. Address NJ. f.,
Bulletin Office. 2632.lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10

Furnished Rooms, all modern conven
fences. with or without board, 72I
Lunalilo st. 2G39.1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-10

FOR RENT: Furnished Rooms-Nice,
cool, mosquito proof rooms. Alakea
House, Alakea st. bet. Hotel and
King. 2265-tf