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Mle do not hold ourselves responsible for theopinions of correspondents Our columns arcopen to every shade of opinion or party orntietance Correspondence must not be libellous or Indecent and must be accompanied bythe name of the writer not neccsiarihj for pub-lication

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but as a uuaruhtcc of good faith

Ed Tun IndependentA leador in the Advertiser of Nov

ombor 2 2d has tho following Itwould bo interesting to ascertainhow many times Mr Olevolandwants this country to npk for annnxation boforo being convinced that itis roalbj tho deairo of tho peopleWill tho Advertiser ploao informtho public at about what time dur-ing

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tho last sixty yenrathe tropinhave applied for anuoxatioa Surelytho Advertiser cannot mean that thosmall squad of swashbucklers placedon top ty Stevens are tho peoploThe people aro yet to bo heard

from Whenovor tho people ofHawaii ask for annoxation thenporhnps Mr 01ovnlaud will take no ¬

tice not before Mr Advtsrtisor notbefore Squoakiug squirming andlying will never bring the grist tomill Hudson

momPoor Discipline

Two Admirals of tho Americannavy havo just got into trouble bytho too free use of their tonguesthat is by gross indiscretion Onoof thorn undortook to sas his ownGovornmont because he disapprovedof its politics and another arrogatedto himself the functions of thoState Department and opened dip-

lomatic¬

relations of his own withforeign potentates Signs rf thisgrowing indiscipline havo been longvisible It is duo in part to tho wayin which tho late Administrationallowed naval officers of all ranks tomagnify their office in public withtho viow of helping to got appro-priations for tho ntw navy in partalso to tho unorupulous way inwhich the Jingo press and oratorsencourage naval officers to despiseand criticise Any administrationwhich purauesa peaceful policy amrespects tho law of nations Thisdisposition to drag tho navy intotho political arena has in fact grownsteadily over since tho Ropublicau- -

party entered on a policy of oxtravaganco in order to make a hightariff seom necessary And yot therecould not bo a moro ominous sign ofnational decadence than tho enlist-ment

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of either army or navy inparty conflicts What is oddestabout all this is that the Jingoeswho moro than any other class willneed a highly disciplined fleet toprotect thoir various keys andcanals aro foremost in this work ofdemoralizing tho soldiers and sailorsThoy aro almost making insubordi-nation

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and insolonce to Presidentsand Secretaries of tho other partya military virtue But no navywhich did not koop its mouth shutand obey orders was over worthmuch The Nation

Follow tho Example

Washington Nov 12 Thoro is adefinite understanding among thoattaches at tho French Legationthot ox Consul Waller will bo re ¬

leased before Now Yoars Day Thisit is said is part of tho programmeof tho new Radical Minister inTrance to extend amnesty to allpolitical offenders Wallers reloaBo

will como it is understood as partof a gonoral sohome of forgivenessand will bo in no bbuso tho result ofany roprosontations by tho tJuitodStates authorities

Tho California Food Compnuyhavo rodoivod a laro invoico ofgoods by tho S G Wildor Thoyquoto tho lowost prices and thqfinest qualities in all tho linesand give full woight Amongst tholot nrp to bo found hay oatsrolled barley bran corn crackedcorn oil cake etc Everything isof tho freshest and if you wantto got tho best nud ohoapost theCalifornia Feed Co will hoar fromyou

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HONOLULU H I SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23 1895

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Stockton Col September 23 lbJt winning tlio flret beat in 215 fourth beat in 215and fifth beat In 2I0K proving that he Is a remarkably game as well as a speedy racebono Oreolo by Prompter out of Grace by Buccaneer shows that he Iscapahloof

u mark of 210 and U one of the earnest stallions seen litis year and besideselng gamo is one of tbo best formed and remarkably intelligent Breeder and bports

man Fcpl 25 180 Ho is 15J4 bauds high and of powerful build throughout Hiscolor is glossy bliiok lth ono white hind foot His disposition Is all that could bo de-sired

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EDMUND NOBBIE - - Editora 0 KENTON - - Oo EdltorF J TESTA - - - Manngor

Residing In Honolulu

SATURDAY NOV 23 1895

TRY THE BALLOT

Tho sonso of the editor fromKennobunkport is fine in fact quiterefreshing Out of an editorial pub-lished

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yesterday we select tho fol-

lowing¬

sentence It would bointeresting to ascortain howmany times Mr Cleveland wantsthis country to ask for an ¬

nexation before being convincedthat it is really tho desire of thepeople The editor evidentlythinks that his patrons in theExeoutive building are the peopleand if they desire annexation thattho rest of us must say Amen

The fact of the matter is thatMessrs Morgan Hoare Lodge andpossibly other leaders of the Repub-lican

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party have thought to make astrong point on the Hawaiian ques-tion and Mr Clevelands latestmove if he has made one outs theground out from under the Repub-lican

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leaders

Mr Cleveland is on safo groundwhen he says that- - when thoHawaiian people express a desire tobecome a part of the Great Repub-lic

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it will be time to consider thematter

If Mr Dole and his colleagues ofthe oligarchy desire to help MessrsLodge Hoare and Morgan boforethey are too deep in the mine of thoHawaiian question let them order aballot and ascertain the views ofHawaiian people that Mr Clevelandspeaks of

Tho result of such a ballot willbe a surprise to the intelligentHawaiian citizens who have mis-

led¬

tho leaders of tho Republicanparty of he United States

THE LOVE FEAST

The petition of the leading citi ¬

zens of Honolulu regardless of poli-

tical¬

color asking the Exeoutiro toliberate tho political prisoners yetoonfined in Oahu jail meets n violentopposition from tho Advertiser themissionary organ which at all timeshas placed itself on record againstany mercy being shown to the un ¬

fortunate mon who are accused ofhaving been implicated in the socalled revolution

Whom tho Advertiser represents wo

do not know in this instance Wofeel obliged to bolievo that tho editorof the most Christian organ simplyairs his own narrow views and is notas usual prompted oven by thesaintly gang who run his paperWo have seen the petition which isnow being circulated and we havenoticed the names of the membersof the same Advertiser clique among

tho subscribers The missionarieshavo to a man signed tho petitionwheuover thoy wore asked Therabid element among tho Governmont supporters havo unhesitatinglyjoinod tho petitioners The mostconservative royalists who usuallyask no favor of the Governmenthavo placod thoir names to tho peti-tion

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Tho Amoricau Loague haspnsaod resolutions favoring the ob- -

joot of the potition which has boonsigned by tho oilicors of tho LeagueYeal oven tho representative of thoHawaiian Gozotto Co tho boss oftho Advertisor has strolled the listof petitioners by adding his name

And in spitoof all that vthe Adver¬

tisor comes out coolly and opposestho liberation of the nrisoners because as it says tho petition doesnot bring out tho vital foature thofriendship of the opposition

Is tho olemonoy of Mr Dolo supposed to be of that very limited kindof charity which asks a quid pro quoTThe Government will not liberatetho prisonprs If tho Advertiser expresses its views because such anaot would be wise magnanimousand extremely politic Wo are tounderstand that the Governmentdesires to strike a bargain to offerthe liborty of the harmless old mennow in jail in lieu for the at leastpretended friendship of the oppo-sition

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Tho Advertisor graciously saystnat it does not expect or anticipatea love feast But it does believethat the time to atrikn a bargain hascorao That by liberating the pri-

soners¬

the opposition should showits willingness to come into the foldto take the oath to assist by itsoverwhelming numbers in furtheringthe schemes of the ruling clique tosacrifice principles and opinionsand liko the Advertiser itself bocome liok spittliug sycophants of theoligarchy

Thank you Mr Advertiaor foryour kind offer We have tho wel-

fare¬

of Hawaii as much if not moreat heart than you have and it issolely for that reason that we advo ¬

cate the release of the prisonersIndividually they are nothing to thepetitioners to the Government Itis because it is wise and to the ad-

vantage¬

of the country that the petitioners pray for the liberation ofall political prisoners It is not apersonal matter It is purely a natiptial matter

When the cages of the politicalprisoners have been opened thetimo has dome whoa the oppositioncan calmly discuss the situationwith the dominant party Theopposition will be open to argumentand common sense and crood reasoning but it does not sell out evenif tho liberty of hundreds of mendepended on it We make no bar-gain

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but we submit to Mr Dole andhis councillors that it is well worthfor them to make a step towardsconciliation which virtually meansnothing to thorn but on whibh thelarge majority of the people have settheir hearts and minds

Let Hawaii know no moro ofpolitical prisoners The experi-ment

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of releasing those in jail in-

curs¬

no risk to the governmentKeeping them there means a con-

tinuance¬

of mistrust bitterness un ¬

rest and dissatisfaction And it willfurnish tho opposition with a con ¬

stant reason jor expressing andnourishing those feelings

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Miss Kato Field has been detailedby the Chicago Times Herald tovisit Hawaii and writo up annexa-tion

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It is to bo regrettod that anable writer us Miss Field undoubt-edly

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is has undertaken a task whichmust necessarily place her in anawkward dilemma If she tells thetruth she will be obliged to writocontrary to the former policy of heremployers and of that pronouncedin her own paper Both have chim

ed with a great doil of nRtiranrethat the people of Hawaii wantannexation mid it will not be longbefore Mis Field if she wants thotruth will realize tho fallacy of sucha postulate Miss Field accord¬

ing to the Advertisor has alreadyexpresst d her views on matters per¬

taining to Hawaii of which sho can ¬

not know anything yot from personalobservation Sho follows apparent ¬

ly tho example of othor writors dotailed to seo Hawaii and tho Hawaiians in a certain light by taking herouo from tho charming people whohastened to groot her and invito herto Contral Union Church socialsand other insipid entertainments ofa similar nature If MUs Fieldwauts tho truth and only the truthwe will strike the warning noto andadviso her to use hor own independ ¬

ent observations and not dopend ontho charming people who hereto ¬

fore have furnished Hawaiian his-

tory¬

to the Republican papers ofthe United States Her intelligenceand experience as a writer will nottie needed lor that purpose Hawaiiha got Frauk Judd

In Hawaii we havo a CustomHouse It is noil Many times wohnve criticised it Yet it bus its usesBut wo must say liko almost every ¬

thing else tho Government hasdone it has done its utmost to rasptho businoss community when a lit-

tle¬

tact would have attained thosamo ends and everything wouldhavo gone smoothly It is nowabout Christmas time and the mindsof the people are set on Christmasgifts atid our trades peoples mindsare set ou having them buy themYet the Custom House officials seizethis opportunity to seize all thoChristinas gifts and other goods tothoroughly examine them Ttie ideais a proper and good one but thetime chosen is Hingularly unfortu ¬

nate The exiiiiiiiatiou IMikh timeThe rerults tuaj IIihhiuouuidue the Treasury But it delaysbusiness and the Custom Houseauthorities might hnvn expedited itby going a little beyond routine audexamining the goods as they wereunpacked iu the stores for whichthey were destined Aud as all havenot beeu apparently wrved alike itseems there i a cause for objection

We publish iu another column anarticle from the New York Nationin which the lack of discipline in theAmerican navy is severely comment-ed

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on The tendency of tho navalofficers of the United States to in ¬

terfere in Hih foreign polioy of theAmerican Government has reacheddimensions where it has becomenecessary to check it The annexa ¬

tion question in regard to Hawaiihas generally been agitated andpromoted by naval jiugos who inthe eventual enlarging of t rritorysee prospects of advancement andpromotion The attitude in Hawaiion different occasions of officers likeCaptain Wiltze Captain Coohraneand Lucion Young would never fora moment be tolerated by any Euro-pean

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government Officers or off-icials

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of any government which un ¬

derstand the word discipline wouldbe sat on in a most unmistakablemanner if thay ever allowed their

tongues to run about their own

government or tho government of

any friondly power in tho manuor

whioh seomsto bo tho oustom amongtho etnployooB of tho Unilod StatosIt is not alone among tho oflicors

howovor that tho lack of disciplineis conspicuous Tho sailor and thosoldier are irabuod with tho samospirit of insubordination aud in

American stylo they pass resolutiouagainst thoir superiors and writoBtacks of lottors to the newspaperscomplaining about allogod wrongsdone to them by thoir commaudnrsSuch a thing is unhoard of in thoarmies and navies of the old worldBut as long as such a

idea pervades the servico oftho United States and is toloratod ifnot oven encouraged tho day willcome when it will bo found thatthese independent soldiers makovery poor soldiers

Tho Football Gamo

The two teams selocted from theH A A C to play football onThankngiving Day are now readyfor the groat bout Tho gamo pro-mises

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to bo1 the most interesting everseen here and there can bo nodoubt that a largo aud enthusiasticaudience will bo present The fol-

lowing¬

constitute the teams

1st Team Position 2d Team

J Spencer center J LanoE Holt rg J Leal

Cnakett lg S JuhnRonG Rnsa rtO LongCaptJ McGuiro It D KupiheaA Smithies rl A LawrenceC Holt Ie N ArmstrongI Thompson q T RawlinsGeo Clarke rbKalanianaoleJ Conrad Ih E HapaiL Singer Captf b W Sopor

First Team Substitutes -- D Koiiand H Fern

Second Team Substitutes GWood and W Vida

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ELECTION 07 OFFICERS

THE ANNUAL MEETING OP THEAT Union Fred Company Ld held attheir Office thin 22d day ol November thofollowing gentlemen were elected to serveas Oflicors for the Company for tho ensu ¬

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NOTICE

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ANNOUNCEMENTOwing to the delay in the completion tho VonHolt Buildino I have concluded to open tem-porarily

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vThe Sore Formerly Occupied by W E Foster on Fort Stroet

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Oct 25 1895

It has boon domonstratod in

a most sorious mannor duringtho Into epidemic of what vital

importance pure wator is to all

human brings While our mo

dical mon havo difibrotl in opi- -

nion in regard to tho naturo

and troatmont of the opidomic

which now fortunatoly is ended

thoro has only hcon one opinion

in rogard to tho imporntivo

necessity of having an1 am-

ple

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supply of pure wator

for all purposes In Hono-

lulu

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the wator supply is how

plontifurboth for drinking pur-

poses

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and for irrigation Tho

samo cunnot ho said for thocountry districts In manyplaces j is necessary for tho in ¬

habitants to carefully save rain ¬

water in tanks especially whoro

artesian wells are impossible

It has boon a great holp to

pooplo living in tho countrythat wo havo introduced thocolebratod Aormotor in thesoislands Many pooplo havoavailed themselves of tho goldenopportunity to purchase ono ofour galvanized Aormotors andthey havo in all instances ex-

pressed¬

themselves as highlysatisfied with tho bargain

Tho Aormotor is especiallyappreciated bocauso it runs intho lightest wind Boing gearedback threo to one it starts withonly it third of tho load that thoordinary mill has to contondwith This onables it to startand run in a zephyr so lightthat all competitors stand idlyby Again its lightweight andporfect boaring onahlo it to faceup to and got tho full bonofit oftho breeze Tho Avhool is solight and its etticioncy so groatthat it is an absolute calm in ¬

deed which induces it to standstill

Tho lightweight of tho Aor-motor

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is a strong point in itsfavor Tho weight affects thocost of transportation tho easeof handling and erection thofacility of turning on tho towerto faco tho wind for work theregulation for safety in a highwind tho recovery of workingposition when danger is pasttho sagging of tho tower out ofshape tho vibration and break ¬

ing of tho tower in a stormand consequently tho weightstrength and cost of a tower andfoundations Tho Aormotoronly woighs about two fifths asmuch as tho othor mills whiohdo tho samo work Tho groatdisparity in woight is in partmade possiblo by tho uso ofstool malleable iron aj ti10vury best materials throughoutand explains why so oxcollontpioco of work tan bo turned outat so low a prico

Wo invito farmors and otherswho havo uso for an Aormotorto call in at our stores or writoto us and wo shall bo ploasod tMgivo every furthor informationnocossary in regard to thif invaluablo farm implomont

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LOOAIi AND GENEBAL NEWS

The cavnlYi will drill this aflur- -HOOU

French dinner at Hotol Richelieu rto night

Tho top of Mauna Loa is covered Jiwith snow

Tho baud will play at EmmaSquaro thia aftornoon

Kauka Wilder arid wife wore in f

Yokohama on tho 1th hist

Tho W G Irwiu Mokolii and Kh-auhou arrived this morning

All stores are making great pre-parations

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for thoir Christmas sale

Judgo Widomann and Sir J OCarter wont to Waiauao this moruon tho train

Mr E 0 Maofarlauo is Btill confined to his bed with a sovoro attackof tho grippo

What tho ladies liko for a Xuiasresoutl A dozen pairs Black Lisle

Hiose from KorrsThorn was a battalion drill at

Falaco Squaru last night Tho baudwas in attendance

Tho Tims will bo issued on Tuosday W T Dorrance is tho businessmanagor of tho papor

All those in favor of nnnoxatiou

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signjfy by drinking annexation cock-tails

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at tho Pacific Saloou

Tho W G Hall has gone on thMarino Eailway and will not leavountil Wednesday noxt week

Tho new stationery and musicstoro of Wall Niohols Co willopen on tho 2d of December

Five thousand dozon handker ¬

chiefs for Xmas trado at L BKorrs Havo you Foen them

Tho funeral of Mrs Geo Barkertakes place at 230 oclock this nfternoon from St Andrews Cathedral

There is quite a rush of ladies tobuy those beautiful Parisiau drossgoods at L B Korrs They arennitntnntnn

A number of Bottlers at KaUmaaahavo petitioned the Government fora wagon road from Hilo by way ofItainbow Falls

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Jack Hall tho host of tho BirdCage who was wanted by thopolice was arrested at Kailua andreturned to town by tho W G Hall

Dr V J Capron of Kau came totown yesterday and will loavrt for avisit to Vancouvor on tho 2d of Decombor Dr MoWayne will act forhim in Kau during his absence

It is possiblo that W H Rice Jrof Kauai will lease tho Eagle Houseand tho Queou and open a first clanshotel in those buildings situatedopposite oaoh other on Nuuauustreet

t

Mr T D Garvin will open hschurch on Alakea street to morrowTho congregation will not bo calledon to nuusle up at tho first serviceThe church is called Tho ChristianChurch

People desiring plants from thogovernment nursory should applyai once to CpmmissionerMarsdenAlt Hough tho notice from tho commiBsiouor 0ly apPeard yesterdaythoro h nlroady ooon quite a runat his oh for orders on theuursory

Tha THlnul nt 7awaii has uow acomplete tolophouo eystetn ThoKona Kau liue has bobV connectedwith tho Hilo lino and the circuit iscomplote Groat credit is Cuo toMr L S Aungst who has pushedtho work of tho Kau lino aud finish-

ed¬

it in a most satisfactory manuor

Wong Fook who stabbed a OJiiueso boy to dealh a whilo ago wasfound guilty of murder in thesenond degree by tho jury last nightHo was defended by attorneys Doleand Davis The murderer was ex ¬

amined by two doctors in regard tohis sanity but no answers could bo

elicited from him

Plain Facts If you aro lookingfor Stamped Goods go to N S

Sachs thore you will find tholargest and most comploto assort ¬

ment the Painted Art DenimCushion Covers aro now you willJiud them thore as woll as PrettyTinted Covers Also wasiioiut amiLinen Floss in all colors

Mr John It Mustek tho Ha ¬

waiian correspondent of tho wellknown publishing house of FunkWagualls Company Now Yorkcalled at our office to day MrMuBiok is gathering matorial for abook on Hawaii and nxprossos him¬

self charmed with tho island TheIndependent wishes him every possi ¬

blo success in his entorpriso

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From Pearl Harbor

FOR SALE EYERY DAYAT

H K McTNTYRESG rocery Store

Health is Better Than Wealth

Owiug to ill health and re- -quiring a change of climateI am prepared to SELL OUT

tl 1taaa4 UmnAf If T4 1 nmfI my Jiimmi oiwti ur iJiiAun- -

FULr d EWELRV liLOOKS WATCHESEtc at a Sacrifice Now isyour opportunity to got Val¬

uable Christmas Gifts CiiEArI am also prepared to under ¬

take auy ordors for SpecialEiesigns iu Fiue Jewolry andauythiug else portaining totho business of Watchmakerand Jowoler

1281 Merchant Street tf

Bruce Wanng Co

Real Estate Dealers603 Fort St nonr Klud

BOILDINQ LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS AHD

LANDS FOR SALE

Parties wishini to dlsnoso of thoirrroporllps aro Inyltpd to rnll on us

Ed lloflsohlaeger tl Co

Kug Btrort opposlto CastleiC Cook

HftLsehild Sewine HhcIhii- -

PIANOS

onoAtoB ami

GU1TAI18

Wines Liquors BeersOF THE HKIItnsT QltADE

OABPETS AND BUGS

Baby Carriages a Special

a9 Inspt ci the Selected Hlookol

En HOtfKSOHLAKGER COKing Street oppoMta Onstle Coolie

JUST RECEIVEDEX LATE AMUVAL8

A Now Assortment of

European and American

DRY QUODS

Also a Number qf thoCelebrated

Crescent BicyclesKK SALE 11 Y -

H HACKFELD COllD 2m

For Yokohama and Hougkuiig

Tho Al Steamship

ASLQUN1000 Tons

Is dno hero on or about

November IS lBSsAnd will have immediate dispatch or

abovo pons

rr Kor particulars of Freight or Passapo apply to

THKO II DAVIES t CO Lj110 td Agents

Clans Spreckels Co

baisikeh3Honolulu HI

Issue Sight and Tinio Dills of ExchangeAlso Commercial and Travelers Letters ofOroilltonthe Principal Parts of the Worlu

PurnV aso Approved Hills

Make Loans on Accoptablu Securityllecoivo Deposits on Open Account and

allow Intension Verm DepositsAttend Protnply to Collodions

A General Stinking Business Trans-acted

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THOh LINDSAYMANUrAOTUniNO

Jeweler WatchmakerKOKUI JEWELRY A SPECIALTY

Particular attention ynid to all kinds ofKepair

Cfttnpoell niook Mnrahnnt Street

2STOTIOH3From aud aftor this dato Mr F

J Testa is alone authorized to col-

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monies for this paper and noreceipt will bo valid uuloss signedby him or his duly authorizedagents Edmund Norrie

Publisher aud Propriojor TheIndependent

Honolulu Ootobor 15 1895

TOWN LOI FOIl SALE

AUiSIUAllLK JIUUtiKhack

of Diokbon lromises andWnlklkinf tho ahlnoso YM O A Hall roninlnliit nn area of aiOsquare foot It 1ms thrco foot path en- -IrUllCfD UUUIl IIUlt 1I11IUM 4U 4P11U UllUFort streets For particulars lnuuiro ol

V 1 TESTA109 tf 827 King Street

lostOP PLAIN LKATHEU 8ADAlAllt liugs with Piitont Lcnthtr Oovr

Incs lost lieveon Knnlnnai and lawaaslncelast Satnrdoy Kinder will bo miltabjy rewarded by leaving tho samo with

12Wt 327 KJnB Street

WHAT IS THIS

sit is the ONLY ONK in Town andWe MOVE PIANOS With It

AVo move thorn Sakeh Quicker nnd Cheaper than anyone olsoYo will ulsoinovo your Funuturo and Uuggngo

of whatever description

Trunks to Any Parts of thb City -

Small Packages to Any Parts of the City

C E Williams10

ED A WILLIAMS Manager611 King Street ssaks6 Telephone 179

WE Are Taking More Orders

in our 10 ofin tho of a

tlio Mprkot Becausewo to Fatten -

Olie

25

ON

This year than ovor yearscxperionco Fattening

For Honolulu and whyknow how and

IWg Plccve a Big Herd to Select From

HKNRY DAVIS COi 3 Fort Street

a WILLIAMS SONJD A Wit 1 IAMS Manager

f

Oil King Strobt next to Arlington Hotol

Undertakers and Funeral DfyecioisHearses Hacks and Wagonettes Furnished -

TOMBSTONES and MONUMENTS

im EJ3DQloalmirLgUnder Personal Supervision of Ed A Williams F D whograduated from School of Perfect Embalming iuMay 1891 v

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179 TELEPHONES Ros and NUbt Call - 815

Hj2 cc AxstrLlieL

Now lilook

past

them

A FINK OF

and

Dealers in

77

MilliifflldioEHLERS CO

Manufacturers Shoe Go

Wholesale

Boots k Shoes

516 Fort

Cents

Cents

E

Clarks

E F

Retail

Brewer

LINE

StrektHonolulu H I

The Independent 50c per Month

1

V

Anchor SaloonCorner King nnit Nininnu Sin

W M Cunningham Manager

Headquarters for Mechanics and Laborers

CElKlinATKU- -

Freancksbarg Draught Beer

AMVAVB --IMk

Solo Agonts tho Konowncil

Long LifeANII

OPTOysters for Cocktails

Per Kvory Australia

e Call and be convinced -

Empire SaloonCornor Nnuanu and Hotel 8ts

0 T Day Manager

ciiiiitt Wines Upn ilfii

PORTERB Kia ON DRAUGHT

Half-and-Ha- lf on Draught

Handmade Sour MashA

lira

OK

a

fPBQjALTY

lYC m8 SHAW Proprietor

Corner King and Nuuann Streets

Ghoica LiquorsAND

Fine Beers 1

TELEPHONE 40

INSURANCE

Firem Mie ana

MarineAT BEST RATES

Enquire of

3WT rOT7VSHiTTW-A-JSTTEI-

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AT THE

01 NUUANU BTREET

SOOO MEUST X3Airi5TTO DRINK

Famous Seattle BeerIOE COLD ON DRAUGHT

EDUARD HABBYPost Office Box Honolulu

Mister Drug Co

DRUGGISTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU H

REGAN YPOR and PACIFIC GAS

Engines and Launches

THE BEST IN TEE MARKET

They cannot bo surpassed for MotivePower

T BEND FOB OATALOUUE

Soln Agent Nnnann 8treet

REMOVAL

JOHN PHILLIPSHas removed his Plumbing Buslnrss from

King street to the premises on

Hotel StreetFormerly occupied Woven

tyir ruily

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Telephone C07 P O 321

riONOJLTJLTJ

Carnage Manufactory128 A 130 Fort Streot

Carriage BuilderAND REPAIRER

Blarksmlthing in all Its Branches

Orders from tho ohr iBlandx in BuildingTrimming Painting Kto Etc

promptly nttonded to

W W WRIGHT ProprtelbrSuccessor to O Wost

T B MURRAY321 A 823 King BtreeU

The Leading

Box

Carriaga andIrVagon Manufacturer

ALL MATERIAM ON HAND

Will furnish everything outside steam- -

ooais ana Doners

No Ball Bearing Axles Around This Shop

f TKLKPHONR fi72 -- r

Wm G Irwin CoLimited

Wm Q Itwln Prosidont ManagerGlaus Sprockets Vic PrcsIdontW M Giflard Beorctary A TreasurerThco C Porter Auditor

sugaefactorsAHD

Commission AgentsAOINTS OF THE

Oceanic Steamship CompyOf San Krannlsrn Cat

Calitai Hawaiian Mlt

PBODUOE COMPANYG Oavanaoii Manager

Opposite O R L Depot on King Street

Groceries and ProvisionsIce Honso Goods Fish Vegetables Frozen

Oysters Etc received by overysteamor from San Fran ¬

cisco and VancouverTHE SHIPPING TRADE SUPPLIED

HT TELEPHONE 755 JKJ

GaliLoi tiiii Fruit MarMCornerKlnj and Alakea Streets

CAMARINOS REFRIGERATORS

BY EVERY STEAMERSv

From Ban Francisco with

Fresh Fruits OystersSAlmon Poultry

iEtc Etc Etc

a cJLeudirpHE UNDEKBIGNED IS NOJ TO BEJL srared out of town by choleraHouse Painting and Puper Hanging arehis specialities and 123 Is telephono num-ber

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through which communications can tieestablished If yon want good work doneby a professional painter call- - around andsatisfaction will bo given

GEORGE TURNERIPalnter

Corner of Beretanln and Fort Streets

F J TESTAsearches or

Beoords Collector Copyist- TRANSLATOR IN -

English and HawaiianReal Estato Agent Tyiiewrltr Stamp

Dealer Purchasing Commissionand Advertising Agent Eta

M-M- Office No 327 Ring ttreet tbformer ptlvnto nfllnn of K B Thnm

M

A IaMftlly HotelT KBOUSE Propl

Per Dayi 200Per Week 1200

SPECIAL MONTHLY RATKB

The lloatol Attendance tho Beit BltuntlonMini III KlnT MU 111 lliln nity

Theo I Davi

tMiHMwtfuw

es Co Id

SUGAR FACTORS

IMPORTEKS OF

General MerchandiseAND

COMMISSION MHirLOHL3SrTS

Agente for Llo3rds

Canadian Australian Steamship Lino

British Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Danadipil Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Line of --Packets from Liverpool

DONT BUY FURNITUREOF

C E WILLIAMS SONIf you profor to pay HIGHER PRICES for Cheaper

Goods elsowboro The first instalment of our

New Goods Arrived per AustraliaThoy are set up and the prices marked on them But They AreSo Be adtiful that wo HAte To Part With Tuem But wise folkshave already commenced to Carry Tuem Off Call on

Ed --A WTLLIAMIS Manager611 King Street next to Arlington Hotel

TEI iHJI3 R O WESOffice andStore 179 Residence 81f5- - - - - -

Telephone1 92

H E McINTYRE BROBAST CORNER FORT Ss KING ST8

145

IMPOETEKS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedNow and Fresh Goods received by every packet from California Eastern

Btates and European Markets

Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fish

Ok Goods delivered any part the Oity

ISLAND TRADE SOLICITED SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

Seattle--Draug- ht

Ex 8 8 Mlowora1

Best Beer in HonoluluTHE

CRITERION SALOONFort near Hotel Streets

C J McCarthy f Manager

Metropolitan Meat Co

KING STREET

G J Waller Makaqko

Wholesale andRetail

AMD

Navyv Contractors

Benson Smith h

DRUGGISTS

Fcrt StreetHONOLULU I

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The Rising Sun403 King Street

Old Holomua Olllco

The National 8tore

GfKA3STID

Clearance SaleIIEUIMNIMl

SATURDAY Nov 2 1895

And Continuing During tho Month

New Goods New Goods

Prints Muslins Ginghams Sheet-ings

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and other Goods toonumerous to men ¬

tion

Oorao and seo us and wo will clvoyou Bargains

Dont Fail to Call on Us

Mose Palau - - Manager

THEOBOPHY

THOSE INTERESTED IX THEO0Vlsltimr Thoosophlsts and any

not connected with Lodves In Honolulucan obtain Rooks etc free of charge fromthe Library of Hawaii Loiiok TB FosterUlook Nuuanu Street on WEDNESDAYEVENINGS from 7 to 830 UO lift

Intoroatlnff Poroign Nowb

Ico lasts longer when the blocks

are allowed to rest on thoir cmJswhen laid ila

A Russian scientist ha suctwdedin tracing all a mans disoaio to thefact that ho wears clothe

If tho United States were as deusoly populated aR Japau thoy wouldhtvo a population of 960000000

Unless an Austrian gains tho consont of his wifo ho caunot got apassport to travel boyond the fron-

tier¬

of his own country

The now women are coming totho front in Finlaud Thoy havoformed volunteor liro brigados inHolsiugfors and other towns andhavo dono first rate work

It is reported from Paris that thoCardinal Archbishop has issuedinstructions to his clergy to refusetho Sacrament to womon who bicyclein Lloomors and knickerbockers

Cool as a cucumber is correctscientifically Investigators claimthat that vegetable usually hss ntomporature one degree lower thanthat of the surrouuding atmosphere

According tc tho quarterly returnissued by Lloyds Registor of Ship-ping

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tho total number of steamand sailing vesaols of all nationali-ties

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reported to havo boen lost andcondemned during the quarter end-

ed¬

June 80 amounted to 208 of thoaggregate tonnage of 143591 tons

Bofore her new story camo outHiss Braddon had realised thohistoric ambition of Sir WalterScott who vowed ho would mako

100000 by fiction before ho ceasedwriting This with 53 novels stand-ing

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to her credit and a still unwaning popularity is probable enough

Tho recont sovoro woather in NowZealand killed tho wild ducks inthousands Their natural food wascovored by snow aud in their hun ¬

ger thoy camo closo to human habi-

tations¬

and allowed themselves tobo caught They were frequentlyfound dead in tho snow and frozenby the feet to the ice

It may bo interesting to hear thatDuohesne column which took thecapital of the Hovob was entirelymade up of fair men belonging totho Foreign Legion and FrenchArmy Tho dark men melted awayin tho ambulances The fair menwho were from colder climates with-stood

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fover and heatA Bervant in Russia is oxpootodto

provide hor own mattress and canpitch hor moving camp in any oddcorner she findB suitablo the idesof providing rooms for sorvantswould strike a Russian housokeoporas something supremely ridiculousThe servants sleep on tho kitchenstove in winter and in tho corridoror out in the yard in summer

Mord than 20000 persons visitedShakespeares birthplace last yearThree fourths of thom inscribedtheir uames in tho visitors bookand of these 9519 wore British sub-jects

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and more than half as manyor 5385 Americans It is strango toobserve that only 91 Germans arenumbered among the visitors forGermony buys moro copies ofShakespoaros workB overy year than Iprobably any other nation

Tho first Russian lady oyolist whowas a fortnight ago authbrizod oflioially to ride in tho streets of StPetersburg has come td griof fall ¬

ing from hor machine and injuriugherself so badly that she is uow intho hospital This accident moaDsthat cycling by ladies in Russia isdoomed Tho polico will issuo nomore permits to womon as tho forcoholds itself responsible for all acci ¬

dents not caused by its agontsA document of astonishing inter ¬

est has come to light in tho Orientaldepartment of tho British MuseumIt is a small clay tablet about 8inby din and containing about 98lines of a very fine cuneiform writ-ing

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It is made of Nile mud andboars upon it tho marriage proposalof a Pharaoh for tho hand of thodaughtdr of tho king of BabylonIt is evidently tho duplicate copy ofa letter written about n o 1580Tho dooumont admits us into thoinnormost soorets of ancieut palacelifo in Egypt with tho jealousiesaud iutriguoa of tho liaroin

tt