Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-01

Petticoat sale still on at Whitney &
| Marshs.
Best cup of coffee In the city. New
England Bakery.
Primo Beer is liquor food-nour'
ishing and strengthening.
Just in-flne assortment National
Biscuit Co.'S crackers. Day & Co. +"
Today the great ribbon and handker"
chief sale at BlOms opened. The goods
are very attractive and are low priced
Inspect the smart hats for street and
dress wear at Nine. Josephine's Mil
linery Parlors, Hotel street, opposite
the Young hotel.
BY order of the commander the reg
ular meeting of Theodore Roosevelt
/ Camp Nc. | has been postponed to
! .Ionday, May 9Th.
The Spanish immigrants are loud in
their praise of the treatment received
since leaving their native shores, both
! at sea and on land.
The big force of Board of Health in
spectors will be withdrawn from Aiea
today. The japanese section has und'
ergone a most thorough cleaning.
When the weather is hot Arabic
will cool your iron roof. When the
weather is wet Arabic" will prevent
rust. California Feed Co.. agents.
The st, Louis College Alumni Asso-
cation presented lecturer Z. A. Payne
WIN " nal'uSoi'le "atcti 'op' nav ai'''i'
IN VI 1,,,,S e,s'I 's'I ''I'U t,1 m
tho aloeina, eyorcieoe of tho 7 ooisIature
this evening at the Capitol grounds,
There will be no concert at AaIa park,
Ho, for the masquerade tonight at X.
Of p. Hall. Come and win a prize. Ad-
mission 80 cents each. Special car,
GOOD music. good time and a good
| crowd,
Miss Edna German was a passenger
on the steamer. Alameda TODAY, She
Goes to attend school in San Jose. She
is ACCOMPANIED by her brother, Harry
German.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing at the Home of Mrs. Murphy. 1923
Victoria street, corner Of Green street.
ut . =, m, FRIDAY.
A GOOD sewing machine can be ruined
by allowing incompetent persons to re-
pair it. All our work guaranteed
Benny & Co.. Ltd. 1866 Fort ST.
Phone, Main 4SS.
A fine assortment of the Silva Tog-
sery's fine specialtv Hart Schaffner
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lofhy Wheh thls cloIhlhs Is worn
Information IS wanted at the lmper-
ial German Consulate as to the where
abouts OF Arthur Stetnberg OF fneden-
shuette; Jean Pierre Klein of EVin8en;
Carl FIiedr and Johann Helm OF Cues
troW.
A most interesting lecture on pho
Biography was given to the pupils OF the
Royal School yesterday by Prof' Hart
Of Melbourne University. The profess
Sor is taking quite an interest IN the
pupils OF Hawaii.
Miss Mary Souza was married to
Manuel Fernandez OF Papalekoa store
last Sunday in the Waimea Cathoilc
church. The Fernandez have taken
The main building of the former Nonl
hotel.-Garden Island.
The contemplated visit of Rev J. NJ.
Lydgate to Eiilo for the unveiIing OF
the DR. c. H. Wetmore memorial win
dOWs has been postponed owing to an
accident to the principal window.
Church services will be resumed az
usual in lihue and elsewhere on the
island.
man named McGrath entered the
Fayorite saloon last night shortly after
s o'clock, and after taking a drink OF
whisky was seized with sDasms After
much trouble he was got into the patrol
wagon and taken to the Queens Hos
pital. 1t was thought the man had
poisoned himself. AT last accounts he
was improving.
The lighthouse tenders Of the district
including Oregon Washington, and
Alaskan waters have been delayed at
Astoria, Or, owing to a demand for
more wages by the crews. The Column
5ine was 10 have left for three weeks
cruise to Alaska, the Armerie to Puget