Ivilluiell the Man Who Signed the Appeal for The! a Split in the Ciub As Did

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VUL. XXXV., NO. 6280. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1902. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

kind or discription." He called at- -' the question," said Humphreys, "wss to tention of the chairman to the fact that show the motive behind the action of THE. PIECE this meant disharmony cause and will IVillUIELL the man who signed the appeal for the! a split in the ciub as did. However bMb WLL BE it landing of the troop3 to protect life and the chairman refused to do so, but per- property.I wisn to show the ulterior mitted the supposed gentleman to con- HISTORY purpose and sinister design of these CLUB BO tinue with his disgraceful story to the TELLS people, of which the United States had end with the understanding that the knowledge, that unless backed up and GREAT RACE word "missionary" be left out. This supported the overthrow could not have was done, but the old saying, six of one taken place. Every essential point of and half dozen of another, amounts to the memorial of the Queen, of which Mr. His same. Silva Frees the The word "missionary" was Commission Stops Inquiry Into the you have taken cognizance, depends up- left out end the phrase "Gospel Heal- on the fact? that the Queen was depriv- Four Yachts to Go Mind About ers" was inserted in its place. ed of her throne by the unlawful in- Again, in another meeting, the same Happenings of Days of terference of the forces of the United in Mile : Fifty :; supposed gentleman made a severe at- States. What could be more material It. tack on Mr. Andrade, who being pres-a- ht than to ask what was his purpose if he at the time and keeping his seat Overthrow. declared " Circuit. in a gentlemanly manner and, showing "Excuse me," Interrupted Mr. Brown, to the club both his manners and ed- "that declaration was never made by HE WITHDRAWS me." ucation, with all the coolness that could WILCOX MAY not even be produced by those great "It seems to me," said Senator 4 FROM CAMARA powerful ice machinery of the Haw. Declares There Are Full Records of Events Mitchell, "that we have had several in- tt vestigations de- ENTER "HAWAII Elect & Ice Co. of what led up to the thronement of the Queen." When this smart hot headed politi- Which Should Preclude Reopening VMy only purpose," began Judge How Things Happened at the cian got through with his attack on Mr. Humphreys, "is to show or not Many Protests Over Andrade and took his seat and looking whether the Races Famous Meeting at the of Old Subjects. this overthrow occurred as around so as to face Mr. Andrade with the result Held of the action alleged." on Regatta Portuguese Hall. all the smiles he could produce in this "Don't the record show that?" asked jvorld and with a grin on him Day. from ear Senator Mitchell. to ear, why had the largest double team To The Imitation Piece Republican Work in public or private is the rule i Commission was largely attended owing "The Queen has never, by formal dray of Hustace & Co., come along twenty-eight- at petition, placed be- September h will witness Political Club: of the Senatorial Commission and im- - to the interest in the'Fire Claims mat- - her right to redress this time, could have driven through another spirited race for first class A club who will not dare venture to ters ifc was at the afternoon meeting, fore Congress," said the attorney, "and mediately upon the return of the Sena- - e Without fearing of the hind wheel hubb ' yachts for a purse of seventy-fiv- dol- hold meetings with open doors to the for which there haa been issued such if an ex parte record has been con- striking eather corner of his mouth. tors from their Hawaii trip they got! . lars from Honolulu Is- public at large like all other political structed we should not rest upon it. around Rabbit But the result was that Mr. Andrade down to land and return, and as the Clubs do, and one whom will keep out hard labor in earnest. Two greatest crowd was present. There We propose to use Blount's report, and trades asked permission of the chairman for have now returned a fine wind may be of their Hall all newspaper reporters sessions were held yesterday and the were in the number of attendants menl that of the Committee on Foreign Re- the floor to defend himself of such at- . lations, and we want you to expected for the event. There will who - results show that a deal of ground has of official and private life, who are examine are trying to seek knowledge of tack' just being made on him, which probably be yachts I , them." four in the race and their doings, and promise to cheat them been covered and the way opened or Prominent .In the affairs or the Terri-- was granted to him. Mr. Andrade first would to show," Mr. W. O. maybe five. . . . J tory, and it tested the capacity of the "I like said out of all knoledge regarding their noti-abl- called the attention of this great e Smith, who at this juncture came into The Gladys and La Paloma, which movements, shows dishonest work and iu.iia.i3 ui me ndwaiiaa iioiei to accom- - polician to certain remarks he had the week. action, "that the Queen made these! raced over the same course before, but in other words a. case of conspiracy; modate the visitors. There was a great just made on his behalf. Then Mr. There was a temporary tie up of the same charges when she asked that the failed ,to make the race within the time and the word of conspiracy may be deal of testimony taken and the interest Andrade sailed in full blast and gave - in the hearing was United States restore her to the throne. limit of nine hours, will of course bo used in this case. According to steps workings of the investigators last even- augmented by the that great hero politian of the evening cross-examinati- on of Governor Dole by Commissioner Blount came here and in the event. Mr. Merry, who gave taken, on the evening of Sept. 18th 1902 ing, all due to a consideration of the a- every Hobrori such a roasting that.he never vwill for- Senator Burton and his cross-examin- bit of evidence was taken. The Commodore such a close, shave and. same published in the P. C. Ad propriety of the course of the question- get it as long as he lives and in fact tion by John Emmeluth and A. S. Hum- Committee on Foreign Relations made on Saturday, has signified his intention first fifteen or At- - na-- vertiser where about called him down to a fine point and ing which was being undertaken by phreys. The Governor said during his an investigation, hearing all the j of enterinjr the event with the Marv L... $23 non-members more of said club were officers are Hel-en- just about placed him something like torney Humphreys,, who represented the hearing that he was in favor of county j val concerned, and there and if the wind is a good cne the e Invited through the day to be present 1500 pages of evidence before Congress, likely go in, own- an old ragged door mat, but not using former queen in her claim for the crown government and a simple form of , will although her that evening only to receive the insult all predicated on the written charge one single volgar word in all his defence lands. The attorney began to pursue a municipal corporate organization, and; ers have recently stayed out of all presented to them by said club by turn and as a gentleman took his seat, the entire hour was given to a setting; of Lilluokalani that she was wrong- races. Judge Wilcox is still undecided i,iicn. u en- - , line iiiuaaicii iiiw. lie wuuiu 5S ing them out of their doors. awaiting or expecting fo hear some ,, .. forth. of the position of the government fully deprived of her throne." as to whether he will enter the race, why deavor to open question . If they were not wanted there more attack from the politician, but the whole of now and during. the trying timeg of the Senator Mitchell was weighing the although the other yachts would con- were they invited there only to receive not a word more was heard from him, the part played in the events of Jan-- legislature. matter carefully and said after a sum cede the Hawaii a time allowance of an.: to cause more disharmony, mary, question is insult the balance of the evening, but he sim- uary 17th, 1893, by the representatives It was-- late when the cause whicJi "The what the United half an hour. one supposed gentlemen did, did, Second, of the ply turned as pale around his gills and of the United states and Chairman drew most of the visitors to the meeting States not what this man and The course around Rabbit Island is a : seems to me is al . . . ' . of said club derided Mr. Andrade and looking as pale as a dead corpse that Mitchell stoppeu the hearing. j was reached.! Attorneys De Knight and( it that the record i i 3S be ready before the world and shows said Andrade was a man who had had been preserved on ice for about a The evening session was called for Humphreys claimed the iloor when it to weather some heavy seas at times. trayed their secrets to the enemy. If 8:30 o'clock and it was something past Governor Dole had concluded, and at. what the minister did and what the question beating up, week and kept his head bowed down ' It is a of but a supposed gentleman considers our ap- - once called Andrew Brown to stand. naval officers did, In fact what every this low and cool and infact I did not know that hour when Chairman Mitchell the free beat can be had all the way back respected Republican party an enemy The fact was brought out first that, one did. All this is on that record weather would be a case of sending; peared before the largest audience that and for this reason the Gladys and will say it he was a subject of Great What we want now Is what the people to himself or to their club I Un-- has yet been present at a session of Britain until Mary L will have the benefit of af- for a doctor or H. H. Williams the j of these islands and what the people It Is time for that supposed gentleman the committee, and announced that the organic act was passed, and that fairs on the way to Rabbit Island but dertaker, for he looked to me as if he of the United States think as to what and club to come right out with their there would be no hearing. He said that he was made superintendent of the the La Paloma and Helene can secure was going to faint or peg off. Should shall be done for the former Queen." true colors and title and get to work he and'his colleagues had taken a great water works some two months after the on the return trip and should make the ice house machinery break down at j to if it on field help Wilcox's combined mass of testimony and they needed overthrow. He admitted signing the Senatpx Burton wanted know the and j up anything they lose in going up. any time why they can borrow Mr. An- - appeal to the papers were made in an action of Home-Rul- er Democrat party and some time for executive sessions to Minister Stevens for forces and ng racing drade's self-cooli- apparatus for a recompense, Mr. As the sight of yachts at sea hiding consider it. He said also that there to give protection to lire ana property, the Queen for and the sooner the better, and not be I is one of the prettiest that one could few minutes. were some questions on as a member of the committee of safety. Smith said she was then asking that back of the screen any longer and try- which the wish for, it is likely that one of the Is- Again another bad break took place Mc-ance she be reinstated on the throne, and public to members of the committee were at vari- - He was asked if not at ing to deceive the as what Tuesday evening Sept."! heas scope in- land steamers will follow the race as cm in the Hall last and these differences would be Inerny's corner when the marines he went on to show the of the they are. The chairman of that club 1902 politian uplifted a far as Diamond Head to give excur- 16th where this harmonized so that the work could be marched up Fort street, and answered quiry. Senator Mitchell said that he well knows he has declared not ' sionists an opportunity of seeing It. that chair and attempted to bring it down he was the government build-b- y should supplement what he had said half-doze- pressed to a conclusion, it was hoped that at only one or two times but about a n REGATTA RACES. upon the head of M. T. Furtado, Friday evening of the present week, ing.. Humphreys asked if he was not that he thought the Queen was entitled PROTESTS IN times before said club, that he Re- -j of the Portuguese True The general understanding is that the at Mclnerny's corner and if he did not to a hearing, the only question being Protests have been filed In the fourth., was a Democrat at heart, and this I publican Club, and would have succeed-- j the opening of a line of questioning opinion of the majority of the Com- - say . to John F. Bowler and others third and first class yacht races against am sure he will not deny although he offer ed had not another gentleman with' mission is that the entire question of "We'll win now, we have the United which was endless and would not possible awards. The Maria, Captain resign Democrat pnnlpr hpad was ready to from the nd of roramon sense and the events of 1893 has been so thor- - States back of us." any new facts to the world. Lee, protested against the Pi-- Pi being club In order that he could: attend to respect interiereu or mere migm nave oughly investigated by previous agents Before he could answer Senator Humphreys declared that there were allowed to sail in the fourth class, on

, accept grace- 1 the club to which he now belongs. And been a case of bloodshed and broken and committees of the United States Mitchell stopped the proceedings with two courses open, one to the ground that she was a second class such1 not press any - fully situation and Pi after a several meetings had taken heads and when a club reaches to Congress that history should be taken the remark: "Judge Humphreys, you the yacht. The Pi-- however did- not sail, place he was asked by a good number point I say its a disgrace for any young as conclusive and the matters bearing are proceeding as the attorney for the question? which might not be thought effectually settling the matter for this and is proper, the other feeling the sense of 1 si, of members to either declare the club man to belong to such club it upon the results not reopened at this former Queen with a line of inquiry race. The Pi-- Pi is said to have former- responsibility to present case as one thing or the other, and he made a time for him to quit. But it seams to time. Should this sentiment prevail tending to show what led up to the the ly been the Marion, which has hereto- - ap- - j clearly as possible. He said he was pledge as follows: "I pledge myself to me that the chairman of that club there would be little time consumed in overthrow. Is it not a fact that all fore sailed with the Dewey and Hawaii for him overwhelmingly impressed with mate- led HP "hold the Republican party, their predates all this. It's all fun the hearing of the testimony to tV of-- that took place at that time Is a mat in the second class. ' of evidence. Senator Mitchell platform and principles," but he either and he allows all such methods to be tered, as the printed reports, are at ter ot record, ana ir so is tnere any riality the Captain Jones, filed a proposed questions be The Vike, has j then that the forgot or did not wish to say "I fur- used in the Hall and again it looks as hand and are familiar to the members reason why this question should be protest in the third class on the ground good true ir ne is noinmg more man a nguie-(Contlnu- ed Commission. up at this time?" asked again. ther declare myself as a and of the jopened that she-i- s the only yacht in her class (Continued on Page 2). Republican." This was left out which on Page 6.) While the morning session of the "My. purpose in propounding the covering the course as per program. In still kept the club under suspechions ooooooooooooooocoooooooo proof of her having covered the course ter that the words used in his pledge had she exhibits the flag from the last only slipped from his mouth to deceive ON BOARD THE DORIC. stake. us and were not true from his heart. Th Mary L., Captain Merry, protests ,t & Now the old saying is that a stitch in the first class on the ground that the time saves nine or that all imitation 5 stake boat was not off the entrance to goods are considered cheap goods and Kalihl channel as programmed. arc not worth the loss of time in pur- In connection with the last protest to chasing them. ' -- It Is only fair to Commodore Hobron II I ' ; n Wv " V Axk 70 I will now refur back to that suppos- vV. V W state that he knew no more about the ed gentleman and politician who was location of the stake than did the other cause of the split which took place in skippers, but being some distance said club a few weeks ago by taking astf-r- he was able to change his course advantage of his brightness, smartness, to better advantage when he saw what and good looks by trying to introduce I ; " &t v:4 I i Li Via was doing. a little story the same being a dirty at- viYi ri VS5'- f t The shortening of the course cn the tack upon the good missionaries of this last round was decided by Captain country in the elder days and admit- Merry when notice was given them by ting at the same time that this story the judge of the course. The Regatta was a sample piece of work taken from Committee are getting In the evidence ;- - ac- - - - x 1 '$1 f his great studies. The attack was I , W i s J k& in the protested events and everything cusing the missionaries of robbing the it will undoubtedly be satisfactorily ad- poor natives of their Kuliana's in ex- justed within the next day or two. change for shiploads of bibles and Gos- THE ANNUAL KICK. pel. B ' 1 He had no longer read about two Honolulu, Sept. 22, 1902. or three lines of this story when dis- Editor Advertiser: The photograph harmony was arroused in the Hall and in this morning's paper, of the Myrtle a few members of the club stood on senior crew, and the accompanying form, after crossing the their .feet and begged Mr. Camara as note as to its line, smacks of the letter of Capt. man ... . : -- appear- chairman of the club to call that . r Church of the Healanis, which 3 , ..i 'it championship down, for he is out of order. He said: - - - -. ed in your paper after the KfrxTM.v- ' fis:rrTrTi- .iviEia;-- of 5 "Wo are here tonight for one purpose races at Pearl Harbor on the 4th R PlNfi-PDN- MID-OCEA- AND HONGKONG. Oct1' r.AMF G IN N POPULAR SPORf ON STEA.MSRS PLYING BETWEEN EUROPE and that is to discuse in politics and not fF 4.) COD (Continued on page to discriminate against religon of any OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXX? OOOCXDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCKXDOOOCXOCOOOCOOOOa PXEIFH3 CUSTMERUIAU lH. HONOLULU-- SEPTEMBER 23, red

MITCHELL The Sherwin-William- s HISTORY TELLS SPEiJAL WAIST 5!LLLING

(Continued from Page L) I u Humphreys: "Mr. Brown, I will ask Paint you on of 16th, if the afternoon January 1893, you were not standing at Mc-Inern- y's What Woman Has (PREPARED) corner when the marines and sailors of the U. S. S. Boston passed with outside and inside Made to paint buildings by?" has this guarantee in plain letters on every can: Enough "We guarantee that this paint, when properly Brown: "I was not." Shirt Waists? used, will not crack, flake or chalk off, and will Humphreys: '"Did you not say, 'We're cover more surface, work better, all right now, because we have the wear longer and permanently look better than Sh9 can always find a need for one Oil-W- forces to back us up?' " other paints, including Pure White Lead and e United States hereby agree to forfeit the value of the paint Before the witness could answer more, especially when such an excep- and the cost of applying it, if in any instance, it is Senator Mitchell raised his hand and tional oppoitunity as this is presented. represented." not found as above stopped him. There was a consultation The Waists comprLe the finst creations THE SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S COMPANY. between the Senators and then Senator in White Lawns, Silk Mull, Swisses, Mitchell declared the session adjourned S.-- and live up to We have a large stock of P. evening. At set he Madras and Mercerized Frics. Most- above guarantee. Call for a color card of the until the hour the with sleeves New-Stoc- best mixed paint made. made the statement of further adjourn- ly long and the ment and then called the morning ses- Collars. 4 sion for 9 o'clock at the same place, asking all witnesses to be present. & SON, Ltd, FIRE CLAIMS HEARINGS. A Now E 0 HALL The morning session of the commis sion was held in the room used by the KING STREETS. CORNER FORT AND Fire Claims Court, so that the records

"""" ' might be available. There was a very, f IJ """ """" 1. lJM.llllHIMLHII.nl large attendance of persons interested A in the claims, and as well a large num- W ber of attorneys. The commission was there on business and no time was lost in getting down to work. Chairman F. "W. Macfarlane was the We have just received .a big new lot "The apparel oft' first witness. He read his report to from one of the Best Waist Makers in Proclaims the man." Governor Dole, setting forth the work of the commission and showing the use the country. They come to us at so to which all the money was put and as much lees than normal, early, summer of Alfred Benja- The wearer well the amounts realized from fees, price?, that we have marked them irre-- with the additional statement that min & Co clothes shows most there was in the hands of the commis- sistably low. In addition to this, many of the Waists in our regular stock have sion $4386.35, which would have been been radically reduced. It's the Waist chance of the summer, and the last excellent judgement. He has used for the repaying the subscription of the merchants, but for the fact that chance you will have at a fre3h, crisp lot of the daintier New York Waists. selected the neatest fitting, there may be suits for the purpose of recovery of the sums paid in by those and best wearing who have taken the certificate of most stylish award. Mr. Macfarlane then took up the clothes rcade. Furthermore, matter of showing how the court had reached its final adjudication. He took they have cost him very little up a number of claims and showed the methods of filing, the plan used in the money. taking of testimony and determining the amount of loss, and finally the en- Full stock now on hand. tering of the judgments. In the cases submitted there were cases showing the of payment explaining to J etc., personal and the claims and not their the best solution, Senator the results would not be as good as Come and see them. methods in the instance of after a decision was rendered as to the Burton that it might be hard upon the they now are." commercial claims. residents if they had to purchase the "You seem to keep your on During the hearing it developed that amount of the claims. mind the Senator Burton had an ioea that the lands, the matter of making the pay- - general government," said Senator Bur-- in the case or some or tne largest ments perhaps bearing down too hard ton. been deducted from fire department had been inefficient and claimants there had some or the people, though it I do, was the answer, "for the sys-i- f the amount of the claims the sums paid that the fire could have been controlled uPn there had hpen a tnifficif-nc- of an- - would be highly preferable if they could tern is the same. I think there would Dy companies and this J the insurance paratus, and Judge Silliman asked that have the fee. be better results.' brought from Senator Burton the thor-prevaili- ng he be sworn He told of the fire the Senator Burton then took up the role "Don't you know that system is CS Co, query as to what action was taken in f lnQsitor and wanted to know if ough.y asked Burton. wind and how had Kmh 9 compa the trades ' gov- -. the matter of the insurance Knr,,n ,,n nH Wnrt,rpfl it Governor Dole was in favor of city "I certainly do not think so. when we nies, Mr. Macfarlane responding that imihlo I ernments as well as county forms. The realize that the entire national gov- - lHVHTED scope court, for the department to control the fire, it was outside the of the more once Governor answered that he thought he ernment is founded upon that plan," under the act creating it. There was Senator Burton asked than was, eventually. It would be a hard said the Governor. - was not a. - t 1 1 STORES if it fact that the department thine- to hrinp flhotit- tintifao(-nrilT- ' . . . i . .. . . : . i . TWO considerable discusion over this mat inadequate to of "Tr' near Bethel. then Judge "Whiting asked if in was not the needs the quirins a dea, of study. He said ne un.American to have a Territory witn.n Corner Fort and Hotel Streets and Hotel ter and he was told in opin-- , the case of the claim of Yee Wo Chan city, but that the reCognized the desire of the community the United States where the people- - & Company the certificate being issued "l ror lt and ne tnougnt a city government have not local government'1 asked no agency effective against the fire con- - re- -' a subrogation of the amount of the 0f a Simnie character woula he the Rnrtnn with sfdering the conditions of change of - insurance paid, it did not mean that suit of the efforts of the people. Sena- "I think the system is entirely 'Amer-t- or Changed Mondays. wind, the catching of the Kaumakapill Burton asked if in the event of ican," was the response, Advertisement there was deducted by the commission epi- be again church and finally the fear of the such a city system, the conditions of; Senator Burton went back to the land $12,000, and that this would demic which kept people out of in plague out by the insurance companies, the Chinatown before the would laws and asked if the administration taken fected district. have been possible. Governor Dole said be more Washing- - the loss in that case falling twice upon would difficult from The Commission directed that they ne thought the tendency would be to ton here than it is in Alaska, to which the claimant. The position of the court improve conditions there were was duty was to find the loss be furnished with all evidence on the the but Gov. Dole responded by saying that that its l,UCT luai "au UttU naa Deen some criti- - and that any agreement between the matter of the cases which were heard, '".mere pertinent LMMK1BM1R company which will be. done. There was some tnem. cisms of the American land system re- - claimant and an insurance Senator Burton pressed the question- - cently private one, notation questioning as to the percentages which which seemed to show that there must be a and the - ing as to conditions when there was had been some failures in the adminis- - on the certificate was simply done un- the attorneys were to receive and attor- 6 5" ' JI ine m ne wesi, ana der the act of the claimant. neys present testified that per cent condit,ons I "a"" 8siem Greatly Underpriced for c,ted the when, under the he thought a local administration where Judge Sillima'n in the case of a mer showing monarchy, there was a law permitting j - one'wTtnes that in the cSe of local conditions were thoroughly un- chandise claim that he represented, fitness communities to choose road boards, ; derstood would be better to show commission tried that the -- that therC SreW UP SCanda,SJ Go Dole from I860 to and you found a result and then took off one-third SlytforvSlocoS1"'11 ln diu nnri the icen . No better place to find bargains than our's don't and finally rendered, the added charges tii am u arbitrarily, asking if this was not . . , . to hp cnangea. 'consequently there were our windows. x-- o laree blocks have to hunt for them. Just loot in the wouia amount to iu per cent. on wnuld , " v... well of done without regard to the state of "Prom that conclude that ru Special selling this week of the following, all made goods of the claimant. This was denied Chairman Mitchell asked that Dr. ,t is, hpttftr to annoint officers than to fine material: by the chairman. Wood, former president of the Board elect them?" asked Senator Burton. (hands of actual settlers and denied that was some question on the of Health, make a statement ana tne( ..j favor the Federal government sys-'there Gowns 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1 50. There also - were speculators buying lands Night matter of the cutting in half of personal doctor appeared with a written state- t?:r pajd the Governor. "I think that here. He said government was $1.50. re-- that the Underskirts .$1.00, $1.25 and claims where the claimant did not ap- ment. which he read at length. The i3 better llian to have the officials trying its best to find settlers to take Chemises . 40c and upward. pear in person, and the explanation port set forth the history of the bubonic elected. If this should be made a State UD the lands and was niacins th Drawers 40c, 50c and 75c. was given that there was a decision plague and the efforts of the board to 1 would have the government appoint domain in the hands of such settlers as Combination Skirts at various prices. that this would be the most equitable combat it. He laid particular stress the minor officials. I think this would fast as thev could he fonnrt T),1Ptm plan and this course was followed in upon the fact that the board did not work best here. I trunk a great many couid not iead hlm lnto admissions that every instance. fight it for the simple purpose of put- of the people would be unequal to the the policy of leases was a bad one and well properly deciding upon . ting it down here but as for the tf.sk of the was piamiy BLOCK The application of the amount paid told that public business PROGRESS government recently by the protection of the coast and other cities qualifications of the officials. I think . here was not done at a large advance into this people national government on account of in which have commerce with this port. that if in the United States the over private enterprises, Bonn Fort Street. ejected officials, the mar-- 1 terest on the bonds outstanding to the Taking up the matter of alleged ex all the as of supreme court, (Continued on 3). payment of the fire claims was brought orbitant expenses Dr. Wood showed siials, the justices the Page up and the Senators were told that that that there was more than ordinary care was outside the province of the court taken to have the expenses as light as as Its duty was only the adjudication possible and the accounts properly J cared for, so that there would be. no extravagance. When Dr. Wood had finished Secre- PcOPLE WE.RHOW tary Cooper appeared for a moment got my only to show that there was real ques- Male Strong MEN 'J tot.-- tion as to who would receive the money They Are Hon- - lulu People entering into the reimbursement of the of the puniest, weakest specimens ot Pocket Kodak They of Territory. He said the Territory had manhood. I care not bow long they and What Jayis undertaken the payment of the claims have suffered, nor what has failed to cure any action by Congress wouia Local Interest. . and them. This is no idle boast, as I have -- 'ifffe at the Hono mean only that the Territory was re- done it for thousands, and many of them s lieved to have extent. had spent to five following from one dollar hundred ' ' When an incident like the Governor Dole was asked if he had without obtaining relief before coming to ; occurs right here at home, it is bound responded . lulu Photo any statement to make and me as a last resort. My 3$K to carry weight with our readers. So that he had not, but was ready to an- many strange occurrences go the swer questions if there were any to be k McLaughlin's Electric Belt rounds of the press; are published as asked. Senator Mitchell asked him A'. Supply Co. facts, people become skeptical. On one a positive . how many bills he vetoed, and he said Is cure for all weaknesses in subject skepticism is rapidly disappear- not give an answer at man or woman. It is a wonderful tonic, ing. experi- that he could This is due to the actual ence, among was uue a vitalizer. When you arise in the morn- ence of our public but tne numutr ' citizens, and their reducing the tax on female dogs and ing after having worn it all night, you Av as a perfect one. utterances regarding them. The doubt- city county feel the vigor of youth in your veins.' It er must no more of another establishing and t doubt in the face governments. The latter he said was a floods the boay with waiin, glowing vitality that make? the nerves stroDg, - ' such evidence as this. The public state- quickens the circulation, restores natural vigor and makes its wearerfeel ment of a reputable citizen living right bulky document, which he invited the like one born again. one you see Commission to read and which he, after in Honolulu, whom can was the MAKE3 YOU OVER It beets the world for building- up a person broken every day, leaves no ground for the some inspection, concluded it down fr"m dissipation and neglect of the laws of nature. No matter what your skeptic to on. wisest course to let die. trouble is you ran be made better and ftrouger by using this wonderfnlHelt. It stand pours glowing vitality body, and Try .Mrs. I am in favor of the passage of a bill into the that does wonders. it aud save doctor Cecil Vi is. Joseph lives at the corner Dins ana useless s uttering. It curs Rheumatism, Back Pains and all organic June F. Morgan, President; Bwn, President; F. Em. of Liliha and King streets, this city-- which shall enact an organic act for weaknes Xtut; Secretary; Charlet H. Atherton, 4titor; W. H. Hoort, Tru-mr- r eovernments. Gov. Dole and She states as follows: "I was troubled all cituntv said READ MY BOOK I have a book which every man should read 'one for Man. for seven months with a lame back in answer to Senator Mitchell's question women also). It the facts that are of interest to every man who wants to re- "leaving to the various main youngr in vitality at any age. fenrt for this book today if you can't call I ZE3?uj3ta,Ge X-ita-., and also suffered from occasional at- as to his view, mail it. sealed, free. If you call I will give you a free test. Remember, my Blt 3s Co., tacks of chills. These various com communities the right to so organize does not burn, though you feel the current and can regulate it. 1 warraut it to give WHOLESALE ASIS JK.ETAII. DEALERS IN plaints made my condition by no means themselves when they see fit, and not a strong current for years, though no one who uses it right needi it over three a happy one, so that I much desired thp compulsory organization of such mouths. Cut this out and act today. Firewood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's Coal some remedy which would bring relief. corporations." Asked to his opinion This I found in Doan's Backache Kid as to the control of the public lands, m. g Mclaughlin, Also Black and White Sand. Telephone Main 295. ney nils, some orwhieh I obtained at Gov. Dole said that he favored the dr. '"(S'KKc U- - TT 1 Ppecial Attention Given to Praying. uie iiumsier.11' urug co. s store. I am leaving of the control here as the local Never Sold by Drug Stores or Agents. pleased to say that they gave me not government was in close contact with merely temporary but permanient relief the rfeeds of settlers and kept in touch and I have not the least hesitancy with the local conditions while the gov G-OO- DS tnererore in recommending Doan's ernment at Washington would be TTX7"Arrived Fer S. S. Alameda Backache Kidney Pills. They are a handicapped by the absence of distinct good kidney medicine." local knowledge. He explained the con- Way Below jjuaii o Sellinsr Cost. , udtKacne ivianey mis are ditions of purchase of public lands and Sa,tTird.a.3r Cur Great ZBaarg-aam- DzL-y- for sale by all dealers at 50 cents per as to leases. OH IAN Is dox, vsix boxes J2.50). Mailed by the In the question of the lands held by EM Ki liomster Drug Co., Lt.. Honolulu me foriuguese ne said, he thought an Dry Goods and Cents' Furnishings agents Nnnsrin Strppt. wnoiesale for the Hawaiian opportunity to gain longer leases so as KING OF ALL BOTTLED BEERJS-- ' Islands. to protect their improvements would be SOLD EVLR.YWKERE.

1 thb PXC1FS3 Eu&uwmsm ggyggYssza, gpKotxrct September 23, 1902.

A AA AAAAA AA AA A AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA 1 AAA A A A A AAAAAAAAAAAAii If a Man MITCHELL SAYS Advertisement Changed Mondays. 4 Travels HISTORY TELLS much by trolley or steam cars he 1 knows the value of a nteresting euit that will tContinuftd from Page 2.) News from iot easily loe its shape; and that Our Lace is one reason why so many shrewd John Emmeluth appeared here and business men buy clothes bearing asked the privilege of questioning the ' this label: Governor. He went at it in his blunt way and interpolated his own opinions! ana cm epartment until he was told to confine himself to questions and make a statement later if he wished. Emmeluth wanted to know if conditions would not have been Tbis week better if his views as to lands had been we will hold ono of the mot remarkable re- 1S95 many ques a adopted in and asked duction scales on laces and embroideries, ever witnessed in tions as to an alleged health law not Honolulu passed in 1898 which he declared would Our New York bujer bought at auction a large as- have prevented conditions making pos- sortment of very They are made from thoroughly sible the epidemic. the handsomest of these goods from a bankrupt tested fabrics, and cut and tailored He next brought up the matter of the stock. This gives us. an opportunity of smashing prices and in a manner that will insure to demand by the legislature for all the we have noo spared them. each garment a permanency in correspondence and records of the exec The stock consists mostly of the a utive council and the Governor seemed fiuer grades and embroideries shape. The excellent fitting quali- to have the entire approval of the Sena in sets. Come and see them. ties also contribute to this end, for tors when he said that there was no there are no 6trains in unexpected demand for specific information, which places. was always given but a demand for everything which was physically impos Do you sible within the time. He said further Here is a List of Some of know that any official always could see what the Prices: The Stein-Sloc- k ever he needed. When asked why he would not grant Choice Pattern Embioideries, Midth Wholesale-Tailore- d Great bargain; one line 6 inch an extension of the session the Gov- 11 Clothes? ernor asked that his letter be read inches, cheap at 85c and 75c. This width Embroidery. This week, lCJc which was done and the Beckley reso- week, 50c per yard. yard. We are agents for them and we lution also was put into the record, to show what the Home Rulers had left pits should be pleased to have you call One line, 10 inch Embroidery, 20c. undone and wished time to finish. Tfe Embroidery, 9 and try on a suit or top coat; you Governor said he still thought there inches wide, regular will then realize why they appeal was no evidence that anything would 95c value. This week, 65c. Swiss Embroidery, complete line to men of fashion and individual have been accomplished. There was in all widths, at a reduction of 25 per " tastes; after you have worn you a reference to the charges of .bribery it and then Emmeluth asked why, if the Embroidery, 10 inches wide, regular cent; all marked in plain figures. will understand why s many hard Governor could sign the Supreme Court! headed business men will wear no bill, he could not sign the county bill. 65c and 55c value. This week, 40c Nottingham Laces, width 12 inches other make. . Gov. Dole said that he would not have signed that bill if he had 100 days, as 10 inches and 9 iuches: on sale at 10c ' Another line, 10 If it was impracticable and impossible inches wide, choice per yard. Same quality, width 8, 7 3 Top and he again asked the Commission to patterns, Suits and Coats, $15.00 to $35.00 read it. regular 55c. Sale price, 35c. and 6 inches; sale price and Humphreys then, as a citizen and tax- 7c 6c. payer, wanted to ask sdme questions and the committee permitted it. He wanted to know about the payment of 4 Imited the expenses of E. S. Boyd at Wash- clfieroy, ington and was told that mey were Another 6 paid out of the incidental fund and reat Reductio that this was considered proper by the Our entire stock of Silk Grenadines, black and colored, Governor. He was there he said to give CLOTHIERS information to the department and reduced thw week from 75c to 45c per yard See them dis- M EiltC II Congress. Humphreys asked if it was play in our wiudovvs. ANT AND FORT STREETS not possible for an alien to secure lands TTTTTTTTTYTTTTTTTTVTTTTTTTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT as well as a citizen. Governor Dole: said he did not think so, and E. S. Boyd said that it was absolutely impossible. This seemed to rouse the H bile of the judge ana he said: "This is no two ring circus. I can examine only one witness at a time." PACIFIC IMPORT CO., Humphreys then asked if a personal friend of the administration did not secure lands and the department at Limited Washington send a letter condemning --:o:- this and Instructing that It be not per- Model Block, Fort Street mitted. Governor Dole began his answer and Humphreys cut in with a re- 2 Dozen V - mark that he wanted a direct response Quarts $3.75. and the Governor appealed to the Com- mission for common courtesy where- If 2 Dozen Bottles Returned .50. upon Senator Mitchell said that he TEETf you want as good DENTISTRY as can be pro- - should answer as he saw fit and warned 3 Humphreys against attempts to bull- 1 1 -Jf 03:- -, uutcu anu di maKe no mistaKe - - - - doze. The Governor then explained veni luw rn'cD, Cost Beer Up-to-Da- te of 3.25 that during an auction at Olaa a clerk l.t but have the skilled Expert Dentists in the of the sub-agent had bid in a tract and 1- Ar lington 2151 -2 Dozen. this had been condemned. Blk. Hotel Sti off Union, do your work. or $1.62 Per Humphreys then took up the charges of bribery against the legislature and the Governor answered him that his Our wagon delivers beer and collects the empty bottles in any information had come from members of part of the city. the executive branch and as well at third hands from a member of the The Merchants' Parcel Delivery also deliver Rainier Beer legislature. He said his testimony was hearsay but he agreed with Senator gffr Foster that it was sufficient. He said --:o:- there had been investigation but nothing came of the charges. WILL NOT GO TO MOLOKAI. EH ril BLANK BOOKS fcH Owing to the short time at their dis- posal the Senators will not go to the asoier tsottsina wor S Leper Settlement as they proposeu. We are Manufacturing Blank Senator Mitchell was very anxious to I--' '. TELEPHONE WHITE 1331. have a chance to see the establishment X Books which for price and work- there but he was compelled yesterday Hustace Ave and Clayton Street. to notify President Sloggett of the Board of Health that the trip was out manship are equal to Coast or of the question. The army officers stationed here are Eastern Work. Call for Prices. desirous that the Senators shall have a thorough knowledge of the army propo- sitions, and they will offer them an op- Telephone Main 243...... portunity to visit the camp and the proposed site for the permanent barracks at the Kahauiki tract Major Davis has HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO. had a consultation with the members of the Commission, ana they have taken the matter under consideration. The army department is not asking any- ji " n thing, but th6 officers wish that com- Hand decorated China Dinner and Tea Sets, plete information may be had concern- Carved Ebony Furniture, ing the needs of the Territory in the Li ,x,.,- - 4 :xtv- - 1 matter of the line of defense. -- ! Carved Ivory, I-- . " " - ' A The Senators will be the guests to- F Carved Sandle Wood, If r , day at luncheon of the federal officials. H xi""' , . ' - xvw. Wood Chests, The hosts will be Judge Estee, District ' Camphor 4 x " Goods, Attorney Breckons, Marshal Hendry, ' v j t ' Rattan " " " v - S"" ' ""'"i Embroidered Screens, Collector Stackable, Postmaster Oat, f t i i l Collector Chamberlain, and the others ! Silk and Paper; addi- v i . v of the service. There will be in " Xti' - - r Bamboo Furniture. tion to the members of the Commission ' - , x - :J '.;- x ' several officials of the Territory and

v such guests as the Senators may invite , . . 1 - " - 4, v. -- , , , All Kinds of Rich Silk Goods to be present. The luncheon will be set f v - . x such as for one o'clock. and Pine Apple 'T.' ' X "x , i i 5 - . Pongee Want Sims Oaetd. white and all colors; .miiilTJ"jM,MJ'"'""lfiiiiri .1 ji Linens, j Embroidered Silk and A writ of restitution was issued from Linen Goods, Judge Dickey's court yesterday in the Lacqured Wares, Silver Ware, case of Tim Jan Kong vs. W. R. Sims, Mattings, to China Jardiniers and Vsse?, in which the high sheriff is directed Beaded Portieres, remove the defendant from premises The book in the upper left hand corner is called King St., Chinese Gongs, all sizes, located on the mauka side of an Extra Russia with patent back. It is a sub- Curios, Etc , Etc. near Kamehameha IV Road, next to the premises of one Kow Tan Ting's stantial binding and the usual style for first class store, heretofore occupied by " defend- work. The one in the centre shows how the ant as a residence. The high sheriff is patent back throws the book open flat. The one 66-7- 2 King Street, corner of Smith. directed at the same time to satis- also in the lower right hand corner is called a Full . Box 947. fy costs out of any property belonging 3581. P. ' Phone Blue - to defendant subject to execution by Russia with patent back. It is suitable for those ii if- levying upon and taking the same into wishing something more stylish than an Extra according to custody and selling same Russia. We also manufacture any other style 1 w. desired, such as quarter bound, half bound, a '"i '.y' Knife Wielder. er Golf for Summer Wear Caught three-quart- bound, full bound, etc., on short Shirts "4-- Kaapa yesterday ar- ' Detective David notice. Every book guaranteed. ... . i Z9J rested Juan Sanchet, a Mexican, wanted for assault with a deadly weapon mail v on Porto Rican, while in quest of The cloth UBed In our shirt, came from England and w. a All our custom made shirts another wrong-doe- r. Sanchet has elud- ed the police for nearly three weeks. He became enraged at a Porto Rican Lowest PricesNail Files. Charms, .ol4 I. Watehes, Chains. Sterling Silver Knives. on account of the latter slandering a Bhort 10 per cent off regular price. time only, woman, and stabbed the man in the left shoulder with a jack knife. He YOU MUST REQI3TEB. IF YOU YOU MUST BE3ISTER IF YOU YOU MU3T REGISTER IF YOU fled and the wounded man was taken EXPECT TO VOTE. A FOR1UER EXPECT TO VOTE. A F0R34ER EXPECT TO VOTE. A FORMER to the Queen's hospital, wnere he soon recovered. KEQISTRY DOES NOT COUNT. REGISTRY DOES NOT COUNT. REGISTRY DOES NOT COTJNT. THH PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU SEPTEMBER 23, tsch

5HK PACIFIC PROHIBITION MAINE. i HAVOC WROUGHT; I! It has been said that the people of Itching Skin Comm rcial Advertiser prohibition Maine are "in favor of the AT TORIJIMA Distress by day and night law but against its enforcement." That - by the great majority That's the complaint of those WALTER G. 8MIXH - EDITOR idea is accented The results of the search made for cast in the Sheriff Pearson district any iwho are so unfortunate as to ba survivors of the volcanic eruDtion ". ' SEPTEMBER' 2' prohibition nominees at the I .. I "" TUESDAY against the of Torijima," is thus described in the afflicted- - with eczema or salt rheum f5ASt'"-- late election. As our readers will re- Japan Times: and outward applications do not de- - BASIS OF FIRE CLAW. member, a Rev. Mr. Pearson, since The Torijima rescue party which was cure. They can't. ceasea, was uu Those of us who were here when the eiecieu eiicnn. specially despatched by the Department platform and he, with The source of the trouble is in irreat fire occurred in Chinatown know forcement great)Qf Home Affairs on the 22nd ult. and ordinary courage and zeal, carried out the;whicn es the blood make that pure and 111(11, Mn which, under the present wrjter had joined, confined party. Dying office, is circumstances could have been of his in rive(1 back in Yokohama at 2 p. m. yes-h- this scaling, burning, itching skin undertook to keep control re-- of to the buildings in which it started friends terday (Sunday). All that can be j disease will disappear. was caught up on a sudden and strong the liquor situation by choosing an-;ported as the result of this expedition I Wi.s taken with an itching on my trade wind and carried, fairly over the other prohibitionist to the vacant is that so far as the human inhabitants multitude dist-j- of heads of the firemen, into the shrievalty; but the people of the the island are concerned they have conciaded it was ' salt rheum and bought a of shacks beyond. So quick was the rict (Portland) elected the opposing; all perished or, more properly, they all; bottle of Hood's Sarsanarilia. lntWnd. , a. fire engine 1000 majority. a.-- WOrK OJ. Hie floras.nc.wi- - tvat candidate by or more nave uisappeareu :n consequence 01 aner jegan taxing it I fer. better and it was caught in the swirl and burned. They did not object so much to the pro- volcanic eruption or eruptions that had j was not long before I was cured. Have There was no dearth of water and no hibition law, which looks well on the taken place there between the 8th andj never had any skin disease since." Mae. E. Cove lack of help. As at San Francisco in statute books, and keeps the church 10th of August; that t.ie manner of Ida Waed, Point, ML 1853 and in Chicago and Boston after vote In good humor, but enforcement their disappearance cannot be ascer- wards, all the engines that could bav was quite another matter. tained; and that these Inhabitants Hood's Sarsaparilla Xfie.Standard availed to for OverHalf a Century' been massed would not have . So it is up in Biddeford. Note this numbered 125, including men, women, cheek the conflagration. editorial excerpt from the New York and children. As for the topography of and Pills obWARE OF. iniTATIONS' on the the island may be said cen- Rid blood mix ii Wi nf th- fire was. Evening it that the the of all impurities and cucvi Post: tral and the highest of the three peaks whole, a good one from a sanitary point cure all eruptions. Take them. lAfPERIA CIGAR STORE. DPstrUnlfofS On aoDalling pictures of on it nas Deen Diown out oi existence; as was in its de of th most of view, deplorable it dmnkpnneas in an American city ever that a crater of considerable depth and When it I structlon of property ryalues. presented formal to j size has appeared partly in place of the drawn Is in a letter - bubonic plague began to Biddeford, Me., by ; UCI"u"a"cu mac wuere mere iui- was over the the Police Board of - fifty-thre- e stood the houses of the inhabi- decline. While that plague lasted it the President and other jmerly HAVE - monnco to American commerce members of the Women's Christian "i""1 story seems uuiauog"""6ianu lunnuig a. graauaiiy ris- .of the public health Temperance Knion. The ing to steep and the integrity almost impossible of belief, and yet the base a hill and covered -f- - Pacific Coast. "Vessels over with a deep layer of dark gray YOU in yui j v. specifications are so clear that it can- pulverized on the run between disregarded. The women declare dust of rocks intermixed here were calling here not be and there with large boulders of con- the-coast- ; ves are, In open op- AtJia. Australia and and that "there and defiant crete formation can be seen; that a new SEEN lpavine almost daily eration, many bar-roo- fitted up and gyZt4B I'vi v here bay with deep water has appeared at a n suitably gorgeously .... nitnnMn rkrao-A- and appointed as and point where it was not before; that a as in any of the large license cities in portion of the islanu is buried under a the Sound. Any and all of them were more than twenty one other States;" that field of large and small rocks thrown liable to take on Infected rats and are running openly upon the main out by the eruption; that the grass vessel, the Carlisle C'ltyV touching at streeet, half a dozen at Smith's corner, lands on the hill tops and mountain ' o specified streets; San Diego and San Francisco, had them and a number on other sides which form nearly two quarters in many places business is carried or one-half of the entire area of the Are you interested nn - - out.. When the that in having (II knoniuisaa v. arrival- on lay Wash oa s.11 night, as well as all day, and island have become buried under news of the. great fire reached Sundays as on work days; that men, ers of fine volcanic dust, while the re better store lighting and for with much satis Ington it was received women, and children are constantly en maining one quarter is fresh and intact less mooey you faction 'by the Federal quarantine of tering these places, little boys and girls with its vegetation and its grasses than are now going to buy beer and liquor for their Next, the condition of the places dev ficials. J by we saw paying? If so, let us know not. an in elders, and often drinking over the bar astated the explosion as . 'At that time Hawaii was ' our them, may be summarized thus: light The neat compressed or- themselves; and, finally, that sachet where to find you. power nor had it been ; vapor issuing , dependent streets are filled with drunken men, clouds of were in two ganized as a Territory; it was a posses- women, and children, to an extent that or three places from the sandy or ashy of newly nf thA United States. It had a cou makes name of our city a byword." bottom the formed crater J sion the which must at least be three or four or m me Biddeford is a place of only about 16,000 ple of millions surplus uu;, ana, hundred feet below the rim; the island fighting the plague. people. Is it the prohibitory law and these It spent in in such was practically quiet, there being no to it, enough if not, what is it? that results seismic shocks felt and. eruptive wart its revenues been left conditions as these in so many Maine the a force having apparently exhausted it money wuuiui lnave uccu ioUm1 in' two- cities and towns, for Biddeford is not a ' self and there was no Immediate dan Hawaiian Co., - But Electric voaxo mnrA to meet all claims- sinnej above all others? ger of the convulsions being repeated. Ltd. - yotcinmfl (ind tflA tne revenues iruui speaks well for the good sense of Finally Torijima is left for the time King Street, near Alakea. Telephone Washington and were It being and will remain no body knows Main 390. postoffice went t" anti-liqu- the or men of Hawaii that the body of the national for how long, an uninhabited island absorbed into they have stopped making appeals fo'r a surplus, leaving Hawaii barely enough general prohil-itoi- law here and are WILL BE A GREAT RACE. We have them in all tn meet current expenses, economically the centering on the commoner American; figured out, and without the power to popular odors. system of local option. That is fain (Continued from Page 1.) issue bonds to cover the fire claims, had play all around, leaving as it does, theJulv Who was tne photographer? and pulley uccu ucciutu ' mat wi ole question' in the hands of the peo what about the form of the Healani Hence the request to Congress to per- ple where" it can be dealt with by dis crew after the line was crossed and purely Hawaiian rev- .. mit the use of " the race won? , 36 42 enues for the payment of Chinatown tncts. It is very evident where the sympa and Hotel Street. damages. It Is not an unprecedented thies of your reporter lie, especially in Just the thing for the chate request by. any means. The Federal LIGHT ON THE WATERFRONT. his account of the "intermediate" race, in which he says: "This was one of the laine,handkerchief box or dies revenues of Porto Rico have been used Every fortnight or so the body of a prettiest races of the afternoon," it be for local purposes; and those of San- seafaring man is found in the bay near ing the one race won by the Blues. . He closets. tiago and Havana, Cuba, during the the wharves. As a general thing there then goes on to say that the Healanis kept American administration there, had a. are no marks of violence. From ap- took the lead and it from start to cases, is finish. This is absolutely Incorrect. similar disposition. The it pearances the man simply fell over While the boats were passing the Myr true, are not precisely parallel with that board while drunk and was drowned. tie club house on the way out, the Myr they are nearly enough many forged quarter of Hawaii, but It is fair to infer that, in cases, ties ahead, at least a SOLD so to justify in connection with the the absence of electric lights on the boat length, but soon lost their advan- AT tage again. At the turning buoy the my advantage' Chinatown fire was to the aterfront was a contributory cause of Healanis fouled the Myrtles, thereby commerce ports, the aid American and death. . showing that the Reds were not "far Wholesale Only. which Hawaii asks at the hands of This is perhaps the only important to the rear," as your reporter puts it Crvngrress. seaport in the world where the water The presence of three yachts immedi Few People ately in the course must have been a front Is not illuminated. who disadvantage to both crews. The Reds, WHAT TO EXPECT. have business on the front after night- however, made no capital of these Special attention given to The prograrrf of the Home Rulers, in fall complain that they can hardly find facts. On the return course while pass- Left case they win at the polls, is thus suc- their way even along the street. If ing the club house, the Reds again case with a sober man what forged slightly ahead, encouraged, no cinctly stated by the Independent: that is the doubt by the cheers of their friends. Plantation Orders "We do not care whether municipal must it be with the fuddled sailor who The Myrtles have the reputation of For government means increase of taxes is wandering about In search of a ship losing and winning in adignified and -- and more 'government' than this one-horse which he cannot see, upon a waterfront sportsmanlike manner, such a reputa c par many e Territory wants. Our saccharine ith which he is not familiar. tion, extending as it does over ran n years, cannot be spoiled by the criti- nil citizens can afford to pay, and they will As a mere measure of public safety cisms of unfriendly opponents. , j&3c se Provision: so long as they true rice "jauaiic do as obtain a the expense of lighting the waterfront American government, for which they ould be justified. have been hankering so long. What happiness when we can have elections We are reminded by a paragraph in Write for prices no trouble to show goods. every year or why not monthly and, one of the fusionist organs that Wilcox Jul Hid Hollister Drug Co. shift our pound masters, mayors, school is not the only one in his party who boards, etc., in and "but, as the wise The IslandiCurio Store has called the Democrats "snakesv' In Fort Street majority should demand. The governor an article attacking Prince Kuhio, the JAS STEINER, PROP. It Is not possible to find will pale into Insignificance beside the Independent says: The Oldest Curiosity Shop on the Is- WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD a BETTER BEtR than Tnotrrtt tt TTnnln1n nil tho nMprmfn lands. But what we now see is the truth 916 FORT ST., M'INERNT BLDG. THE BEST of Hilo and the municipal tax gatherer of the accusation made by Senator Wm. G. Irwin.. President and Manager MANILLA will enjoy drawing the money for city in a letter to certain Laie Ready for business again after the Claus Spreckela.... First Vice-Preside- nt taxes out of the pockets of the great Home Rule supporters, wherein he told dreadful fire, and the public is Invited W. M. Giffard... Second Vice-Preside- M H. M. Whitney ANCHOR firms, who wanted annexation so bad- them not to place any confidence in the to inspect the new headquarters for Jr.. .Treasurer and Sec to be FOUND Prince or in his followers, they w;ere GOTf W. Roes Auditor ly to gain two cents "on a pound of for tourists. 'snakes" who would eventually betray THE ISLAND CURIO STORE, SUGAR FACTORS LAGER augat them and their cause and that THESE 916 Fort St., Mclnerny Bldg. AND Br wed at Dobb's Ferry, N. Y.) "Honolulu ought to become a rich SNAKES" WERE DEMOCRATS. ' city, is no necessity to Commission Agents It's about as difficult to because there Democrats who like the favorite rep find a beer as call for "small of taxation. We a rate tilian simile of the leaders of the Home The Final Recital Rood. Order a dozen from have so. many men we can AGENTS FOR THE rich that Rule party are not very numerous and exempt thesmall property holders, and BY their enthusiasm for fusion is not keep- Ocfianlc Steamshfp Company pay & let the big bugs for the privilege of ing them awake nights. Mr F Barron Mcrley OVEJOY living in an American municipality. Of Ban Francisco. Gal. Nuuanu St., Corner of Merchant. The Republicans say that they want r Will be Given at the TELEPHONE 308. Dr. "Russel," county government, and they shall get who was before the CASTLE their wish this time, although they are Commission at Hilo is a Russian Nihil RESIDENCE FOR RENT in the minority. They used to say that ist whose name is something quite dif- Manoa Valley we had too politics we ferent from that which appears on his much before Tuesday Evksixg, Sept. 23, 1902 FURNISHED Residence of Mrs. Paty, were annexed, we had the ma- cards. His fad is to oppose the gov- that 8 Bates St. Four mosquito proof bed- FOg THE SCHOOL chinery of the Great Eastern in the Ha- ernment whatever it may be. He did at o'clock rooms, 2 bath rooms, parlor, etc. Very CrPLDPEN waiian sardine box. But that was not like the United States and came Admittance $1.00 fine; $70.00 a month. nothing compared to the new machin- here when Hawaii was ah independent PRETTY bungalow of C. W. Dickey, ery which the coming Legislature will State, immediately taking issue with Bates St. Very artistic, with two large A. R. bedrooms, etc. Superb plumbing. put in." the local authorities on questions of GURREY, ' jr. Every convenience. $60.00. ANG'S policy. PR Dr. "Russel" is one many of Hotel and Alakea WAIKIKI cottage of L. types of queer upon Sts., Honolulu. J. Holt. Three It. may interest the Commission to people whom a vis bedrooms, bath, etc. Till Jan. 1st. know that the only comment made by iting commission may always count $30.00. Water-Col- or for testimony against ' Sets a newspaper organ of the Queen dur- the existing order have UNFURNISHED College Hills. Sellus of things. I on hand the latest and House. j ing the revolution of the 17th, ISth and Four bedrooms, etc., etc. Containing the three primary colors red, most exclusive st' ek cf Very new and attractive. $40.00. I 19th of January, 1903, upon the presence blue and yellow, with brushes, SPENCER and Magazine Sts. House1 etc. Price ashore of the U. S. marines, was the Qooi Meetings on 30c. Extra Hawaii. of J. W. Pratt. Two bedrooms, etc., i block of colors when you following from the Bulletin: "Our Frame Moulding The following wireless telegram from etc. Very good condition; neighbor want them. on marke; ; friends are needlessly alarmed. The Mr. Holstein, chairman the pictures framed by hood the best. $35.00. of the Republi will be United States' forces are not interfer- can Territorial Convention Yria;r,o nie given personal attention. ing in any way." itself: "Three Furniture lesig. ed and Made. HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., LTD. . successful meetings at Kohala and one good one at Waimea on Merchant Street, on tt way to the Postoffice. had given Dr. Grand ury Waterhcnse&Go. If the Commission aturday and Sunday. Our ranks in Touni2mert at probably "Pussel" time, he would have creased by the addition of prominent BOWLING Stock, Bond and Real Estate supplied it with ample reasons why Home Rulers who are now embracing PARLORS Brokers. every government on earth should be e good cause and taking the ttump TELEPHONE MAIN ShPiTfc iTS 'S-th- fe knocked sky-highs- ki. for the party." 313. PON Fort and Merchant Streets. LSI e Advertiser. THE PACIFIC eOMMERCIAE 5HJVERTISER. HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 23

ITHE PIECE ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

6 HONOLULU PLANTATION CO. f CaiBMTEO f 5 CLUB ROW Assessment Notice. Honolulu Planta- Gallon RBSSSENT Oil San tion Company, location of principal place of business, San Francisco. Cal. Notice Is hereby given that at a meet- With Pump ftttaehment (Continued from Page L) ing of the Board of Directors held this ISth day of Ausust, A. D. 1902, an as- i head in the chair he now occupies, or is ' sessment (number 5) of one dollar (one dollar) per he no power given! share was levied upon the it because has such capital stock of the corporation, pay- him by the club to control attacks made' able immediately to the secretary of company, by such five minutes' graduate poli-tia- n? the at the office of the company, 827 Market street, How can a club of any kind San Francisco, Made of best galvanized iron. It is impossible to over- State of California. Any stock upon prosper when such methods are allowed it-"- which un- flow any lamp or stove this assessment shall remain with this can. Made to hold to be used in its hall by the chairman. paid on the 29th day of September, 1902, will be delinquent and advertised for Kerosene, Gasoline, Turpentine or Benzine The result of this has been that the sale at public auction, and unless payment is chairman of that club has had the lw If made before, will be sold on the pleasure of receiving two and three ISth day of October, 1902, to pay the delinquent assessment together with No on nearly every meeting expenses Waste of Oil T03IACIX of sale. H. W. THOMAS. Sec- nights from members .who are good Re- retary of the Honolulu Plantation Com- or soiling ES3 FtSJ pany, 327 of hands publicans and have used their common Market street, San Francisco, When the lamp is full the doable suction of the pump Cal. , 6261 sense to see Re- takes the oil back into that this is no true TT the can, making it so one can fill a publican political club and one who lamp or a stove NOTICE in the dark without waste of oil. would try to uphold its good reputation, HEALTHY BLOOD and the chairman of that club will still PARTIES SUPPLYING THE KA-meham- I have the pleasure of receiving an in- The blood is the source of strength. Schools with supplies are Call at Our Bethel crease of resignations amounting to If you are weak you need a medicine to requested to have their bills presented ' Street Store tone up your stomach and make plenty at the clerk's office at the School not about six to seven each meeting night. of rich red blood. The medicine to later than the evening of . the 2nd day I ItllllMlrf and See Sample in Operation For no true Republican young man do this is Hostetter's Stomach RlttAra. of each month. Bills, not so presented who has a little common sense and a It will not shock the system, and it will go over to the following month. Telephone Main cures 343 or leave your orders and we will deliver one 5 gallon can little principle about him will get mar- INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. Bills presented on the 2nd of the month to any HEARTBURN. BELCHING AND MA- will be immediately audited and paid filled ith Kerosene Oil for $3.25, when empty we ried such club and await his LARIA, will call for can to be refilled, if desired to FEVER AND AGUE. A fair not later than the 10th day of that turn be called down or receive such trial will convince you of its value. throwing away month. insults, for he is' only . (Signed) S. M. DAMON. the pride of his life and wasting his Treasurer, B. P. Bishop Estate. HOSTETTER'S 6280 Pacific H time and evenings for nothing, and fur- Honolulu, Sept. 22nd. 1902. ardware Co., :Ltd. KSS thermore he is only making a fool of himself and giving the public a chance ST0R1ACH ELECTION OP OFFICERS. 4 BITTERS Fort Street, Honolulu. to enjoy a good laugh at his expense and have . the newspapers critersizing AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF EXCELSIOR 1, him and his club of clowns as we might LODGE NO. Hawaiian Fruit and Plant Co., Ltd., 1902, following off- call it. And if We are not to quit such I.OOF, held Sept 13th, the icers were elected to serve for the ensu- foolishness and get in to work and help ing year: our friends fight out this great Repub- L. G. Kellogg. President. The lican campaign .what will they think E. C. Rhodes, Vice President. of us the very one whom we are looking There will be a special meeting of Byron O. Clark, Secretary. upon for our future daily bread. All Excelsior Lodge No. 1, I. O. O. F., at W. B. Thomas, Auditor. V NEW its hall on Fort street, this (Tuesday), Bank of Hawaii, Ltd., Treasurer. this reaches the ears of our good Re Sept. 23, at 7:30 p. m. publican superiors and whom might, op The above officers, with W. W. Good-al- Oi ENGLAND WORK IN THIRD DEGREE. constitute the Board of Directors. IIFfll pose us to belong to such clubs which Members of Harmony Lodge and all (Signed) BYRON O. CLARK. might mean or turn out to be a case of visiting brethren are cordialy invited 6280 Secretary. II lUIil BAKERY to attend. A. F. CLARK, N. G. iiiiii lost to them and and a case of lost of L. L. LAPIERE, Secretary. ' bread and butter to us. We all have COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have enlarged and refitted their seen such cases taken place right here PACIFIC I GDCE , Hi. 822 in Honolulu and not a new thing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT popular Dining Room in order to it's A. but a stale one. And I for one oppose F.&A.M. the undersigned have this day formed accommodate many cus- name and their tfatf we are established very much the methods now being used; a under the tomers. style of Sun Kwong Sing Company, do- many years, that our op- In the above club mentioned and fur- ing business as a rice planter, at Ha-namau- lu, tical department has thermore I wish to declare that from THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL Island of Kauai, Territory of this day, Sept. 22 of 1902, and meeting of Pacific Lodge, A. F. & A. Hawaii. thereafter M., Masonic Temple, (Tuesday) Just received a new handsome grown to proportions, I will at this Fong Tal Kum, Fong Ah Lock, ...... not consider myself a member of evening, Sept. 23, at 7:30 o'clock. line of such we the above club mentioned and wishing Yuen Dung, Chang Chern, LADIES' DE3KS as never dreamed WORK IN THE THIRD DEGREE. Loy, private to the chairman same to SIu Chan, Look in MAHOGANY, BIRD'S of; that it is still grow- thank of the Members of Hawaiian Lodge, Lodge Lum Tuck Chong, Chang Chock, EYE MAPLE, GOLDEN give immediate notice to his secetary le Progres, and all sojourning brethren Wong Ngee, Ching' Din, ing, making it necessary to so as to are fraternally invited to attend. Yong rooms be kind draw a black line By Lern Wai, Chow, OAK, and WEATHER to increase my order of the R. W. M. our over respective name on books, : 6278 CO. for ladies, with Electric Lights capacity said C. F. MURRAY. SUN KWONG SING OAK; LADIES' DRESS- for turning out work or, if he wishes to attach a piece of Secretary. ING TABLES in MA- and Fans Cool and Pleasant black and whjte crape to it he may NOTICE promptly and that our WILLIAM HOGANY, BIRD'S EYE do so with my consent. My reason to M'KINLEY LODGE LIGHT LUNCHEON work has alicays NO. 8. K. OF P. MAPLE and GOLDEN given resign from such club is for the fact THE ORIENTAL LIFE INSURANCE served, suitable for this climate utmost satisfaction, r that I claim myself to be a good and CO., LTD. OAK. These are in new Republican my to THERE "WILL BE A EE such prices only a true from back bone designs and the and at that gular convention ot abov NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT latest my grave, and will not put up with the the second assessment of ten (10) per ' ss First-cla- Bakery could afford any named Lodga Saturday even Ori- patterns.. ,. iv-- ' 1 such methods which has taken cent on the assessable stock of the t; : t.s . h :X 5' si v h i f. JBBemenibea9 - to make, including the finest cup place in. t$e above mentioned and await ing, Sept." 27, in Harmony ental- Life Insurance Company. Lim- my chance of be insulted or called down Hall, at 730. ited, will be due and payable at the of- company gen-wald of coffee in the city. by any such politicians WORK IN THE THIRD RANK. fices of the in the Stan these things, and then above mention Building on the first day of Octo- ed nor am I in a great desire to belong Members of Oahu No. 1 and . Mystic GIVE US A CALL when need ber, 1902; said assessment to become in of glasses, to any club to.. learn how to discrinii No. 2 and all sojourning brothers are delinquent thirty days from that date. or when you think some- nate religons or uplifting chairs nor invited to attend. PHILIP M. LANSDALE, & mning down one's charactor or stand B. S. GREGORY, 6277 Acting Treasurer. Castle Cooke, Ltd. thing is wrong, come at K. of R. & S. HONOLULU. the chances of comine home some even once. It may cost you ing with a broken arm or leg or MEETING NOTICE. with EXECUTORS' NOTICE. Commission Merchants. nothing, and you can rest a spat neaa. jsTor win I allow any WAIMEA SUGAR MILL COMPANY. boneyard , to try to jump down my assured, that no glasses g -- , ... AN ADJOURNED SPECIAL MEET-in- v throat. : - THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING i SUGAR FACTORS. will be sold you, until we From Yours Truly, been duly appointed and qualified ex of the Waimea Sugar Mill Company A full assortment of all will be held in the assembly hall over fully demonstrate to your M. I. SILVA. ecutors under the will of Jurgen Wol sizes : ter (k), deceased, of Honolulu, the offices of Castle & Cooke, Ltd., in kept in stock. We Co. late 1902, The Ewa Plantation satisfaction, that glasscj Oahu, notice is hereby given to all per Honolulu, on Thursday, Oct. 2nd, also make a specialty of The WaJaloa Agricultural Co., hit, YOU MUST REGISTER IF YOU EX- - estate, at 10 o'clock a. m., the above meeting 4 Kohal Bngar Go. are what your eyes sons having claims against said adjourned making large size shades The rou. PECT TO VOTE. A FORMER REGIS whether secured by mortgage or being an adjournment of an The Waimea Sugar Mill Co. other special meeting Aug. 28th, 1902. X Persona iven TRY wise, present duly held to order. The Fulton Iron Works. 84. lattent':. g DOES NOT COUNT. to them aulhenticat E, D. TENNEY. X Li ed to the undersigned within six months Ma to case. . - V Secretary, Sugar Mill Co. every from date hereof or they will be forever Waimea The Standard OU Co. Booked fur the Coast. 6275 ' The George F. bl&ke Bt&m Puayv barred; and all persons indebted to the Portieres, Rugs, Weston's Ceiitrirngsls. Per S. S. Alameda, September 24, for said estate are .requested to make im The New England Mutual hil l San Francisco C. Dukio, Rev. S. E. mediate payment to us at Honolulu, Notice to dairymen. Linoleum and G. Esq., his snrance Co. of Boston. Woolley, Oahu, or to A. Correa, at wife and six children. Miss office, 58 street. SEALED TENDERS ARE INVITED . Matting The Aetna Fire Inmranx c. Merchant Hartford, Conn. Ada Handy, Miss WIddifield, G. P. Wil EDWARD H. F. WOLTER, to supply the Queen's Hospital with ' pure, in quantities as Alliance Anwraace ce. et jwst cox, Mrs.; A. and child, W. M, WILHELM HEINE, . fresh milk such The Hart may be ordered from time to time, by H.P-Wiohma- Alexander, S. T. Mr3. Ey Executors Under the Will of Jurgen H. Alexander, F. ' Superintendent. to run Ping Pong Tables n, J. Wolter. the Tenders Ackerman, Miss Krueger," Miss Aiken, one year 1st, 1902, to 6280 Sept. 23, 30; Oct. 7, 14, 1902. for from October and made order Miss Brown, Mrs. O. E. Aiken, Mrs. E. to be handed to Mr. Geo. W. Smith, J. Aiken, John Bennett, Mrs. Q. H. Secretary Queen's Hospital, on or be KOTiCE, fore Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1902. FORT STREET. Berrey, Miss B. Mossman, C. Grange, Per order: ' , Mrs. M. Thompson, Mrs. Jones, Mr. JOHANNES F. ECKARDT, J.Hopp&Co. THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL ' Jovia!:Ja.J, Oro Espaiiol, La Walker and son, F. B. Morley, R. H. 6276 Superintendent ' ; AND THE WAIKIKI SEASIDE LEADING FURNITURE Rosa e Santielgo, Porto de Cuba, Silliman, S. H. Bonns, George H. Allen, DEALERS. S. Bates and wife, E. B. McClanahan, HOTEL. SPECIAL NOTICE. ' , . N . , an Hale, etc. Corner Kin and Bethel Sts. T. Wores, Mrs. A. E. Covley and child. (Formerly known as the Hotel Annex.) Brumlein, William Norton, B. Math- - ALL ACCOUNTS DUE THE ROYAL Phone Main 11. anson, T. H. Lulse, M. J. Grammont, J. Hawaiian Hotel and the Hotel Seaside Will in future be under the Joint Annex which were Incurred .prior to L. F: STERNEEHANN Dunne, Frank Hustace, U. S. Sena management of Mr. F. W. Smith and February 16th, 1902, are required to be tor Burton and wife. 1st, 1902; Club Stables. Mr. H. W. Wills. Under this arrange- paid on or before October aft Fort St. opp. ment the attractions of the Seaside er which Immediate steps will be taken W. W. of . any re Phone Blue 511. - AHmftCO. O'Brien on Hawaii. Resort, with its extensive grounds, for the enforced collection guests Ha- maining unpaid. Cooke The New York Commercial of Sept. 4, will be available to of the sSl 8 H M Hercbant Talicrs, waiian Hotel, While those staying at By order of the contains a sensational article by Fred- OF MIOTZD. the Beach will, upon proper notice, be EXECUTORS OF THE ESTATE 1038 Nuuanu Ave. erick O'Brien, lately a writer on Ilono-- at liberty to take their tmeals at the E. C. MACFARLANE. 6279 ulu social topics for the San Francisco Hotel in town without extra charge. LIFE and FIRE leading are: 627S MEETING NOTICE. All grades of light Town Talk. The headlines WATCHES 'Over Capitalization Threatens Hawaii. DURABLE and ACCURATE goods for the season. NOTICE TO StllL'L'EUS. JAPANESE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Insumnee Agents, White Duck, Light Heavily Burdened Industries On the OF HAWAII. The Keystone w'atch Case Co. Verge of - Collapse Dividends Have Ph'ilaL'clpnia.U.S.A Woolens, etc ,r.uHtD Ceased Change of the Government ON AND AFTER THIS DATE THE SEMI-ANNUA- L MEETING OF get bills of lading will be issued by this will &32NT8 rOB You latest styles, Worked a Severe Blow to Producers of the Japanese Benevolent Society FaVtory good fit company, instead of shipping receipts be postponed till Tuesday, September Urfest Watch a and the Sugars Expenses Nearly Doubled as heretofore. NW ENGLAND MUTUAL m7 pricesr 23rd, 1902, at 7:30 p. m. CO, are light. Contract System and Ex- Freight will be received under the old LIFE INSURANCE Abolition of form of shipping receipt up to October Place Japanese School on Nuuanu The Princip?.'. Watch clusion Put Labor at High Premium 1st, 1902, bill street. BOSTON but after that date the OF 3 Hope Lies in Better Prices." of lading only will be accepted. O. SHIODA, Hawaiian 1 .lands Will Make Your Giothcs WILDER'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY. 6273 Acting Secretary. &TNA FIRE INSURANCE CO. C. L. WIGHT. Home Rulers Talk. President. CP XAJtTTORD. 1192 NOTICE Grocery Store Look like New The Home Rulers met last evening in Honolulu, June 10th. 1902. Makiki executive session and discussed for ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING St. NOTICE, Cor. Wilder Ave. and Keeaurnoku three hours the proposed fusion with ntip or advice. Is Invited to tommu Icate, cither in person or by letter. the Democrats but arrived at no defi- - PERSONS HAVING Ac- with Ensign Hattle E. Larrabee, ma- On Wednesday morn- - ALL E&ECTEfcl te conclusion. counts against M. Dollinger Bazar are tron of the Salvation Army Woman ng at 9 o'clock the convention of the Industrial Home. 488 Kin trt, He and TOU TAKE THEM TO THB requested to call at 39 Kukui St.. on colulu. fable Delicacies IF will Wednesday, Sept. 24th Inst., Ice Fourth and Fifth Districts of Oahu or before ; Delivered to any part of ihf meet in the Home Rule hall. At this and all persons owing said Bazar are City. Fancy Groceries to payment. NOTICE. EAGLE ime a lunch will be provided for Che requested make Immediate s Cleaning and Dyeing Works. 6:2S0 COOKS. -- ind orders promptly filled. delegates by Mrs. Wilcox. EXPERIENCED CHINESE servants, yard-me- n and e,..-- - Fort St, Opposite Star Bloek. waiters, house Special alien""" goods TOU MUST REGISTER IP YOU laborers, rersons requiring the above and careful delivery of YOU MUST REGISTER IF YOU Chinese Hoffman '& Mark&am, 7 a. m. to 7 p. TO A please inquire at The Hawaiian Goods delivered from EXPECT TO VOTE. A FORwR EXPECT VOTE FORMER News Office, No. 18 King St., between . "ti O. Tel. Whtte 2362. REGISTRY D0E3 NOT COUNT. REGISTRY DOES NOT COUNT. Nuuanu and Smith Sts. 6263 mint tm. P. B 11 2881. . . 02Ec: KlWAlV. Telephone, White - THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL XDVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 23. $. F. MORGAN, 8 ana V, fliAr Fresh Good Things is artier PROFITABLE 65 QUEEN STREE'I . On Alameda I Telephones the Kerr Co P. 0. Box 594. i id LIMITED. RaisingofChickens Choicest fruits and vegetables in the Cali- fornia Markei by this steamer, and fresh a Good Business frozen oysters also. We have made arrangements to carry a on Hawaii. full line of

GREAT WORK OF Gruenhagen's Candies THE INCUBATORS THIS DAY ! Choice fresh stock on this stermer, including Marshmallows and Chocolate Creams. Delivered to any part of the city. Eggs Sell at an Avergc of Fifty Ruction Sale Cents Per Dozen All OF fl Year. the AY Bs. O The following information, which was LIMITED. published in some poultry or mail order Household Furniture journal of mainland, is greatly mis- the 22--Tolopho- nos leading and inaccurate: 24 "We could not recommend the Hawaiian ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, Islands for the raising of chickens and squabs. They could be raised, of course, At 10 o'clock A. M., at my salesroom. for the climate and the food supply would G5 Queen St., I will sell at Public Auc be found all that you wished, but there is tion, an assortment of fine furniture, not much money in raising crops for comprising: which there is no good market. The Ha- waiian Times, Sandwich Islands, U. S. A., Macy Sectional Bookcases, is the leading paper, we believe, and a 1 Elegant Oal: Wardrobe, mirror & Of Our Famous addressed to its editor would no front, Man's Heart letter doubt be gladly answered and a copy of 1 Fine Oak Sideboard, the paper sent to you. The postage of Oak Dining Chairs, so it is said is reached by way of fyw m Massive letters to Honolulu is the same as the 1 Massive Oak Dining Table, stomach. Not that it is so important United States." The following letter from Mr. Kuhns 1 Handsome Oak Library Table, to reach a man's heart, but in the line goes far to refute the assertion of the 1 Fine Oak Bedroom Set, of good things to eat, have you tried author of the communication that tae Large Refrigerator, raising of caickens is not profitable. Toilet Sets, Glassware, etc., etc. Mr. Kuhns is a practical farmer who Special attention is called to this sale prior to coming to Hawaii, was located of elegant household furniture. Crystal Springs Butler in Cooperstown, North Dakota. He finds no trouble in disposing of his product. even when compelled to pay a fancy piico JAS. P. MORGAN. We recommend it as the best butter for feed. In fact, the demand is tar m AUCTIONEER. sold in Honolulu. It is pure, fresh and IN THE FOLLOWING SHADES: excess of the visible supply. wholesome. The place referred to by him is in what is known as the Kaiwiki tract, above five miles from Hilo and at an elevation Oi. poun d Black, Cream, Pink, 2.600 feet. Auction Sale Price 40c tho White, Kaiwiki, Hawaii, Sept. 3, 1902. OF- - Don't forget our delicacy counter for C. L. Clement, Editor Side Lights, Hilo, - Hawaii. good things. Orange, Yellow, Turquoise, Dear Sir: In answer to your query regarding the poultry business I will say Mule and Wagon that I hnd it both pleasant ana prouwui- -. Red and Lavender. The climate is favorable as there is no long winter to check either laying or hatching. ON THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, Metropolitan Meat Co. By having eggs hatching at all times I have young pullets beginning to lay every At 12 o'clock (noon), at my salesroom, X-- X 2sL Wide month, thus keeping the egg supply regu I will sell at Public Auction, from the ITED. Inches Pacific Mill Company, one fine work 36 lar. 45- - The average egg production for the last mule, broken to harness; a good an! TELEPHONE MAIN seven months is two eggs for each five mal; one strong delivery wagon, and hens, and the average for a year would one set of harness. show but a slight variation. I receive fifty cents per dozen for eggs PRICE seventy-fiv- e at all seasons and from cents to one dollar for young fry. JAS. F. MORGAN, From one hundred eggs I get about AUCTIONEER. eighty full grown fowls, and avery small percentage of the loss is due to disease Canned One quality: or vermin. Important to Plantation Managers Vegetables, Sore head or chicken pox is causing and Ranchmen. P THE BEST some trouble at a lower elevation but I Fruit have not been troubled much here. Fish The greatest objection to poultry rais- I ing as a business is the high price of feed. I feed wheat almost exclusively and pay Ruction Sale 24 cents per pound for it, delivered at OP my place. My chickens have free range :o:-- but are not expected to pick up their EPICUREAN living in the woods. ! BEN KUHNS Plantation A subscriber, writing to the Hilo Tri R poultry & CO. bune (weekly), in speaking of the Money back II. LEVI Also 36 pieces superior qual- interests of Hamakua says: Supplies San Frannipcn. "There is no industry in Hawaii which Goods sold everywhere interests so many people as the poultry Wholesale GrocerB new- business. From the Jap or native with ity Japanese Silks, in all his dozen or more hens to the ranch with ON SI0NDA5T, SEPT. 29, Honolulu Office: its thousands, nearly everybody is inter- AT ested in chickens, ducks or turkeys. I At 10 o'clock A. M., at the yard, cor M Room 4 Spreckels Blk. est shades, PRICES NOT have been in the business for more than ner of Edinburgh and Halekauila six years, and I want to say that the per- streets, I will sell at Public Auction TO BE BEATEN. sons who think there is nothing in pure merchandise from Maunalel Plantation bred stock, and who imagine because it as follows: is pure bred it will not be as hardy aa - 44 1 Heavy lumber wagon, 4- the common scrub; are mistaken. Being 4-- interested in poultry and wishing to be 1 Studebaker running gear. better informed on the subject, last week 4 Large dump carts. I visited what is known as Horner's 1 Small dump cart. Ranch. 1 Scraper. "Mr. Albert Horner, the manager of the French 100 Pieces corrugated iron. . I Good Printing Hats 4-- Pattern ,to me method of ranch, offered show his 1 raising chickens, ducks, turkeys, pigs and Anvil. 4-- 1 16-f- t. windmill, wheelbarrows. We know them We know eet cattle. First we visited the incubator all. they room which is about twelve feet square. Plows, pick axes. Always the styles in millinery. It is just so that Here were six or seven incubators, vary- 1 Atlas engine, bbls. cement. ing in capacity from sixty to four hun- Ladders, doors, . windows. ehoe dred eggs. At this time four were in 1 the styles for women are set by the eggs McNeale steel safe. i operation with about six hundred in 1 Pipe cutting machine. I A famous them. They were due to hatch the day Profitable Investment 1 formerly following, but already hundreds of downy Steam launch, "Talula," heads were peeping through the shells. used for towage at Kahului harbor. It is not unusual to hatch eighty out of 1 Lodge and Shipley lathe and tools, a hundred eggs, and under favorable cir- 1 Large drill press. cumstances sixty of the eighty can be 1 Small drill press. raised. The incubator capacity of the 3 Good work mules, etc., etc., etc. ranch is one thousand to twelve hundred, or the Best, go to every so three weeks in hatching season my office, 65 Queen St. eight to nine hundred chicks are hatched. Inventory at "Next we visited the brooder department where the young chicks are cared JAS. F. MORGAN. for. Here were chicks from one to three AUCTIONEER. The Hawaiian Gazette Co. days old to eight weeks. The chicks, If the shoemaker who copies when first hatched, drop into a space be- T .1 these low the incubator and are not fed or raited. " Pattern " shoes is very clever he watered for twenty-fou- r hours. They are FOR RENT. then put into brooders where the tem- may make a shoe quite as pretty, perature is ninety to ninety-fiv- e degrees. Art Printing From the brooders they run out into Two comfortable cottages on Emma and Engraving but up to date no shoe has ever small yards where they are fed four times Square; two bedrooms, parlor, dining a day at first and always have fresh wa- I room, bath, kitchen, etc. Rent $30 S King been known that fits like Queen ter where they can get it. The chick soon each. S. St. Tel. Main 88. learns to which brooder it belongs and Quality. when there are three" or four in one yard Apply to they go straight to their own as a bee to its hive. JAS. F. MORGAN, Not a wrinkle I Not a "Next we visited the different pens of ..' fowls. Mr. ' jiorner has the following Auctioneer. if pinch I And 01 breeds and is always importing fresh Hiu stock to improve them: Black Minorcas, White Leghorns, Barred Plymouth Rocks, Indian Cornish Games, Brown Leghorns ottted and Bantams. The Plymouth Rocks were Boots, very tine fowls. The young pullets look- Jki $3.25 ed remarkably well. swIM "Mr. Horner said his Leghorns Brown took the prize as laying machines. He has Oxfords, $2.75 above five hundred hens on hand now but wishes to keep most of them for next We want your year's crop of eggs and chickens. He order for a case of would mate up a few trios from his Ply- Primo. will mouth Rock. 'Unite or Brown Leghorn It give you health and pens, for parties who wanted a good thing strength. Telephone to Brew- and were w.4.ing to pay for it. He gets the 53 each for roosters and $3 for hens. Eggs ery, Main 341. go at $2 per setting of thirteen." Hilo tide-Light- s. L For Sprains, Swellings and Lameness u w i mm mm sewsiiwwb . 9 there is no better liniment than Cham- James F. Morgan j berlain Pain Balm. Thousands can r LIMITED. testify to the merit of this remedy. One application gives relief. Try it Ben- California Calimyrna Figs t son, Smith & Co., Ltd.," wholesale agents, sell uciioneer Cor. Fort sand Hotel Streets. it. nier NOW ON SALE AT YOU MU5T REGISTER IF YOU 65 QUEEN STREET. ZR-TTI- EXPECT TO VOCE i OOOHD23KTTAL T STOH33 A FORMER o21 King Street. REGISTRY J30E3 NOT COUNT P.O. Box 594. : : Tel 72. 25o a OoX

-- ; ...... ii ' v i Liiuimiwiu m mi., ... - "' '" : ' i n i i mini 11 i.iiuiii.i iiiiii . ii i. ,. l i .... J UH.. in miiWi ..hi ..i jTHB frACIFlO KUMMERCTAT2 ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 23, fjoa MANY TONS OF LOCAL BREVITIES. mniiiiiuiiiuinuuiu,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Excelsior Lodge, I. O. O. meets Do You Wear PLATE GLASS USED tonight. ! The Weir Self-Seali- ng Chief Justice Frear was at his office Good Shoes? yesterday. $50,000 Has Been Spent in Win-- " Of course price a considera- Collector Chamberlain has returned is Stone dows Tor the New Young from Kauai. tion in buying shoes but nut Fruit Jars you Building. Pacific Lodge meets this eve for work the only consideration. If in the third degree. want a perfect fitting shoe, a These jar3 have been on the market for a number of anoV Mrs. J. D. McVeigh has returned to shoe right up to the hour in nyle year?, have given the best of satisfaction. They are a "What does fellow rub that soap g perfect SLLF-SEALIS- G that the city after two months' absenceat and po3?e-fin- the best wearing JAR.are practically unbreakable, " over the new pane of glass for?" Makaha, . qualities, then you are looking will exclude the light as well as air, and vou cin tell in "O, that is to keep people from trying Cecil Brown has been appointed adv for the advance whether fruit will keep. Thj jar'can be opened to You , see ministrator of closed butt through it. when a ir. estate of J. H. H:ir- and by a child without burning of fingers or seal-din- g new pane of glass large as i': i n, deceased. clean as mt of hands no slivers of jtlass can get into fruit-- no The Hawaiian tha that is put In a new building where Woman's Club will Mames A. Banister Shuc metal comes in contact with the fruit no corrosive carpenters meet at the home of Mrs. A. B. Wood, substance are at work there is danger Xuuanu avenue, can gather in the lids or threads of the jar. of them trying to run through the glass this afternoon at three The most perfect o'clock. Come3 in all leathers Patent, Patent Kid, Calf f Tan, etc., sanitary jar made. These jars make an thinking is open space as excellent that it an Thirty days to file a bill of exceptions and either Oxfords or high shoes. 2 container for milk and butter s they can be this glass we so placed in are putting in is clear, 'as given by ,Ttcge Gear ystvday in the refrigerator and the contents of the jar ar i with nothing in back of it, that one ihi- - case cf Kit lira, sentenced to liaug absolutely protected from taint. cannot see it. But one can see the soap fo murder. ri o Is $6.50 and therefore know that there is glass. The reports of government physicians In San Francisco we put in a glass from all the1 islands show influenza to; I be unusually prevalent. Otherwise thei Theo. H. Davies & Co., worth about a hundred dollars and five health of the islands is good. Manufacturers' Shoe Go., Limited minutes later a Chow went right LIMITED. U. S. Clerk Maling and Dep'itv Mar- two-by-four t through it, poking a ahead shal Handy have returned from a hunt 1057 FORT STREET. of him. He didn't see the glass." ing trip on Molokai. They bagged HARDWARE DEPARTMENT The first speaker was a curiosity deer, pheasant and other game. J. W. Lloyd ap- - seeker and the last one Foreman has petitioned for his fVtTTTTYTTf f TTTTTVTTTTTTV TTTTTTTTTf t?f f f f TVf IT VtV'tffB Storrs' who has charge of the WOrKI uuiuiinoijatui tiitr tate or nis father, Thos. A. Lloyd. The If you get your of putting the large amount of glass thirst yiM" in property listed is valued at $22,200. m in the new Young Building: Hygienic Cut worms and other blights are reat Storrs represents the firm of W. P. ported to have caused the abandonment MOND AT, SEPTEMBER 22. Fuller & Co. of San Francisco who or the Long farm for the raising of Durable have the contract to put in the glass small vegetables at Waimea, Hawaii. He came down on the Korea and A farewell' luau will be given to the Hobron's ft'L brought two other glass experts with members of the Senatorial Commission Artistic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. him. Fifty" thousand dollars' worth of Wilcox on the evening of September 29. Fountain In OUR Gold Crowns and Bridge Work TOWEL sfglass SHLE required to properly fix up is F. H. Loucks, as master to examine 0 of we $every new building. which are making a specialty; window in the the accounts of the Bishop Estate, was you are sure that it is just the FINEST, MOriT If price and quality count thn we can expect a urge sale "This building has a larger frontage allowed a fee of $125 by Judge Gear PAlNt.Ett and DURABLE of all dental work this week. We have put at big bargain, prices a large 4 canity of thanr 1my building in San Francisco. yesterday. Formerly the job was done right. extra fine for $50. knwn to the profejtion, you will quality bedroom towels. Genuine and important You have over seven hundred feet here reductions Maunakea street was crowded last find an example of tne highest ar- on one building and h of frontage this, night with Chinese who were Right Full bleached fine Iri-- double satin damask towels, many repre- interested ItTostos tistic attainment the adaptability when you consider that all this auditors at a phonographic concert, all of which to the HYGIENIC condi- different designs with knotttd fringe ends. Regular price 75c, sents plate glass of the finest quality the numbers- - being Chinese vocal and Looks Right of is unquestioned. this sale 50c. band big tions the mouth you can imagine the cost of it. It will selections. The horn projected Is F3ighafc Fine Irish buck towels, fringed ends, Home with colored from a story And r us about two months to place the second window and the border, ro-nld- Arii Tliio nreolr KP cn 1 take phonograph enough nalitr r position." made noise to be NO FIATES glass in heard several blocks away. Purity and cleanliness are ity; this sale 40c. . f The work of putting in the big plate Large apsortment of linen damask scarfs of Ten bids were received from as many the powers behind our soda fine quality, n elass is very particular labor. Each different contractors yesterday f jr th: with hemstitched and openwork ends, suitable for bureau. H of the larger panes i worth over a hun tuilding of an addit'en to tfci; Beretania business. wabnuanas, siaeuoaras, etc. Un special sale this week at prices dred dollars and extreme care must be street pumping station, for the installa- from 35c to $2 each. Some pickings from our stock. of new hiyh All of our drinks made just used in handling it, but the experts tion the lift oirno and the b ring of ti well. The bids v?i re turn It around if it were so much wood aB they should be, and our shift ed unopened, Assistant Sup?. '.ut ...Ifit Full fct of Teeth $5 Some plates weigh as much as 750 Campbell deciding to leave the matter syrups from fresh fruit and Gold Crowns .... $5 Yarns, Yarns, Yarns pounds. Each plate must be cut to the to Supt. Boyd because of his hV". re- Coli Fillings $1 op Germantown,' Two-fo- ld required size and it is marvelous with turn. New bids will then be asked. pure fruit juice. Other Fillings 50cto$i Saxony and Zephyr, in all the best shades. For crochet work, what ease this work is done. The dia Several legal questions must first be Our success is founded on The dental office Hono- baby jackets, slippers, shawle, etc. upon only in mond cutter rips the glass apart easily passed by Attorney General Dole before any payments will be made on ieal merit, and we are today lulu where teeth are extracted and and. a little tap of a small hammer filled without pain. the fire claims. This is as to the effect serving the best and purest does the rest. the insurance cases now pending before The EXPERIENCE in dentistry Heavy Silk 'is-'- a Cords As Hawaii counted as a place Judge Gear would have upon the claims beverages to be ob- of opoi-ator- began OVKR temperance our for cushions, etc., in plain where there is risk from earthquakes, depending upon the decision. If Mr. TWENTY YEARS ago wlien th y and pretty combinations. Dole payment' would be tained in Honolulu. in erecting plate glass some precaution holds that the entered a dental office and their ex- It gal a ten per cent of the total will a ice, they are must be taken against damage from be pa'd, or'thiny per cent of the first Try water just perience has been continuous since small shakes. The glass is trimmed to certificate. right, and they certainly are that time, through college and after White Shantung such a size that there is a small mar William Abbey and John Williai GRADUATION in 1886 from the sin at the top and on each side from both of England, were naturalized cool. DENTAL DEPARTMENT of the in rolls of 16 yards. Price 65a per yard or $9.50 piece the wood frame and it rests at the bot- Judge Estee yesterday. During the ad- UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVA- tom on small lead slugs so that a build- ministering of the oath, Court and at NIA. You can see our diploma and stood un. request of Arnold's Knitt considerably with- tendants at the of ing could be shaken Judge Estee, who said that the solemni- - WAIOLA certificate registration in Hawaii w out any injury resulting to the glass. tv of the occasion demanded such a with dates, on the walls of our office. Goods lie glass exactly level on its base recognition. spectators In The Great Each department charge of a rests Hereafter in Children's Muslin In comfort, healthfulness and and is puttied all around. the United States Court room will be specialist. durability; the! in softness, and deli- required to remain standing while All work fully guaranteed. cacy of contact with the human oath of citizenship is being Come and see us. We will examine Short Dresses form they are unrivaled. Call BUSINESS LOCALS. New" see Tonic your teeth free of charge. for the little ones at ages from and them. Every instrument thoroughly sterinz INFANT'S Rainier and Frimo beer at 10c a glass HTJ3IC TONIGHT. tt t ed before use. 1 to 4 all made of the softest at the Criterion saloon. Lady in attendance. Hours, 8 to 6; material, tucked and hemstitch- NIGHT Will "Plav the Hawaiian 9 12. lager Bind at Sundays, to Order a case of bottled Primo Hotel at 7:30. ed square yoke.... $1.00 GOWNS from brewery. Tel. Main 341. the PART I. The entire stock of wall paper at New York Dental Parlors in all different Beat's is being sold at less than actual Overture, Semiramide (by request). Hobron Drug Co Same material with round yoke cost. Go early and get best selection. Rossini Room 4. Elite building, Hotel street. sizes. Cornet Solo, Columbia (by request) Ehlers' Block, Fort Street. Over Hart & Co.'s Ice Cream Parlors. embroidered $1.75 A mule broken to harness, delivery Rollinson sold Improved wagon and set of harness will be Mr. Charles Kreuter. next Thursday at Morgan's salesroom. Grand Selection. Lucia .... Donizetti Handmade short dresses, very Seamless A lot of fine furniture list of which Vocal plain and neat and of good ma- is published in Morgan's column will (a) Kukilakila. (b) Wahikaa-- Abdominal , "0 be sold today at the auction rooms on huula terial ..$3.00 and $3.50 Bands Queen St. Miss J. Keliiaa. for A. N. Sanford, manufacturing opti- (c) Kilioulani. (d) Liholiho .. Children's Aprons, low neck building, Fort St., over .Mrs. N. Alapai. cian, Boston aprons to keep dresses Infants. May & Co. All glasses guaranteed to PART II. the clean, fit the eye. Reminiscences of Offenbach.. ..Conradi ruffles around neck and sleeves. Knit Night The Island Curio Store, Jas. Steiner, March, Stars and Stripes Forever .. Price Drawers in removed to 916 Fort '. Sousa e; z proprietor, has CHILDRENS" all 3', and street, Mclnerny block, and is now open Waltz, Vienna Blood Strauss Arnold's for business. Selection. Clorindy Mackie 44 Knit Diapers ready-to-wear Spangled Banner ... PLAY The Steln-Bloc- h clothes The Star are so made that they hold their shape A and always look dressy even though YOU MUST REGISTER IF YOU EX TENTS subject to hard usage. PECT TO VOTE. A FORMER REGIS The finest, most painless and durable TRY DOES NOT COUNT. F. & of all dental work known to the profes- Ehlers Co., Ld sion can be found at the New York Dental Parlors in Elite block. All creditors of Wing Hing Chan of Aala St., Honolulu, are requested to .4 send their statements to E. J. Walker, the assignee, in the Spreckels block, at Contractors and Stockmens' Tents, Canvas once. . Hammocks, Awnings, Wagon Cover?, Laundry CIHBIBIBIBBBBDOBUBIBBBIBBBBBIIBBBt B The Sachs' Dry Goods Co. cordially Bags and general canvas work of all kinds. B invite their patrons and the public in general to the opening of their new TENTS TO RENT n Myrtle-- store Wednesday evening, Sept. 24th, a' eaiani B at 7:30 o'clock. Pearson & Potter Co., B B All parties supplying the Kamehame-h- a a B Schools with supplies are requested The N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., cor- Limited to present bills clerk's of- dially invite their patrons and the Union and Hotel Sts. Phone Main 317 a their at the B B fice in school not than the public in general to the later attend the Day U B Regatta evening of the second day of the month. B B Alt" persons having accounts against Dollinger's Bazar are requested to pre- OPENING B B sent the same at 39 Kukui St., as soon of their new store, corner Fort and B as possible, as Mr. and Mrs. Dollinger Beretania streets, B Sept. 20. Will leave on the Alameda for San 3 B Francisco tomorrow. Wednesday Eecning, Sept. tk, at a B Photographs of groups of laborers on 7:30 O'clock. K sugar or coffee plantations or other a Hals Handkerchiefs, Ties New stock of choice and elegant B scenes of Interest in connection with the a B culture of sugar or coffee, are wanted European and American Goods a B by an eastern publisher. See our class- J, Hutchins, will be on display. ified ads. for particulars. Clinton B km IIN8IUR ANCI An elegant lot of nearly new house- DON'T FORGET hold will sold sales- furniture be at the (No goods will be sold the opening room of Morgan, No. 63 Queen Jas. F. night) St., today at 10 o'clock a. m. Among Ax the articles to be sold are several solid Life a oak bookcases, "Macy" sectional book- X. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. a cases, a handsome oak sideboard, mas- B sive oak table and chairs, fine oak B wardrobe, a Garland stove, oak china a closet, iron bedsteads and mattresses. These B articles are some of the finest BBBBBBBB B pieces of furniture offered for sale here and will well repay an attendance at E the sale. Store. B Hotel Street B anne MAIN 197. YOU MUST REGISTER YOU ire ITS HOTEIi ST. PHONE B IP B EXPROT TO VOTE. A FORMER - IBBIBBBBBBBBBB1BB REGISTRY DOES NOT COUNT. Molnarny Blook for Sr- BBBBBiBBBBBBBBBB L I'll EUMMI

COMMERCIAL ADVEHTISEM, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 2S. S irifc FAlFlC I THE PACIFIC HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. I Mn UtnnH Pn S 4 Canadian-Australia- n Boyal Commercial Advertiser LEPERS ARE Honolulu. September 22, 1902. Entered at the Postcfflce- - at Honori-- STOCK AND Mall Steamship Company IL T., Becond-claJ- 4 Matter. Name of btock Capital Val, Bid A?r. sued Every Mornlnj Except Sunday - BOND BROKERS by the Mbkcaktili connection with the CANADIAN of the above line running in HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY. Gil! u. Brewer A Co 1,000,000 100 4C0 B. and Sydney. r Vancouver, C. No. 5 South KJnr 8t. . 200,000 50 40 """-?rL- nri Q.. are Van Holt Block L. 3. Eerr Co., Ltd... BtCOTCi.rtBAILWai ; nv-- . u , Brisbane. nailtncr at. Victoria, is. iiuuu.--!m A. W. PEAP.SON...... Busine8s Manajrer. Money Advanced ot SUBSCRIPTION RATES: SCSAB Tor the United States (including Hawaii Ewa...... 5.000,000 20 19)4 19' Sugar Securities. below stated, viz.. Territory): H aw. Agricultural Co, 1,000,000 100 250 On or about the dates WilcoxUnwcIcome iiaw. t orn, dt aug. uo 2,3i2,7o0 100 30 I mouths . ....13 M 20 1SJ I FOR VANCOUVER. Huw. Sugar Co .... 2,000,000 wrm AUSTRALIA. tnontha 4 M Honomu 7M.O00 100 115 SEPT. 27:M0ANA .. ; "; 1 year t M Honokaa 2,000,000 20 10 oAJlNOI ...... 500,000 100 U5 931 Fort Street OCT. 25 j MIOVYiKA Advertising rates on application. Among Molokai Haiku MOAN A 22?AORANGI ..V NOV. 19" Kabuku 500,000 20 22 NOV. A 2,500,000 50 9 OA VfrtlWA DrA. Kihei Plan. Co., Ld. Tel. Main 188. Kipahulu 160,000 100 70 SiOmAJtai People. Koloa 300,030 100 140 'WW McBryde Sug. Co. L'd. 3.500.000 20 RAILWAY & LAND CO. Oahu Sugar Co 3,eeo,too 100 62 THE ONLY DIRECT both up and aown voyages. Ouomca 1,000.000 20 M StMiner now call at Suva. FUUon runnlng dany Ookala 500.000 80 tSi i,.. rnTimcent new service, the imperial ""f . inn hours. TIISE TABLE. Olaa Sugar Co. As.. 812,000 20 4 AND Olaa Paid Op. 2,50u,000 2U aTOCffll VANCOUVER " HIS LEPER BILL 100 125 Tne Olowalu 130.000 Mui.t to canada' unlted state8 and " Paaubau Sugar Plan nnii'" Eu1 From and after Jan. 1, 1901. tation 5,000,000 50 .1, IS THE CAUSE Pacific 500,000 100 210 Ji OUTWARD. Paia 750.000 100 nrvnlv- to and passage and au ge w - Daily Daily Dally Daily Dally Pepeekeo 750.000 100 150 Ver freight Stations. ex. Pioneer 2,750,000 100 65 J Sun. Waialua Ag". Co 4,500,000 100 36 Davie's & Company, Ltd. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Report of Threats to Tar and Wailuku 700.000 100 250 H. Waimanalo . 252,000 100 170 Theo. Honolulu ...7:10 9:15 11:05 3:15 6:10 q TITTER AL AGENTS. Pearl City.. 8:03 9:48 11:40 3:45 5:30 Feather the Delegate ST8AV8HIF CO'0 Ewa Mill ..8:32 10:08 12:00 4:05 6:10 Waianae .', 10:50 4:45 Wilder 8. 8. Co...... 500,000 100 100 There. Inter-Islan- d 8. 8. Co. 100 Waialua . 11:55 6:40 500,000 100 Kabuku . 12:32 6:15 Miscellaneous INWARD. amsitip According to news brought from Ka Haw'n Electric Co... 250,000 100 85 TO M Daily Daily Dally. Dally Hon. R. T. & L. Co.. 230,000 50 65 Stations. ex. laupapa by th Lehua the lepers are Mutual Tel. Co 39.000 10 MX Sun. p.m. p.m. O. R. A L. Co 2,000,000 100 85 DENVER, . . . very indignant over of W.AJBX-E..- Kahuku . . 6:35 2 ' the attitude CITY, TTr.i. i.. 6:10 .... 2:50 Bonds KANSAS ; Delegate "Wilcox regarding care. will arrive and leave this port ; 8:55 their tfhe fine passenger steamers of this line Waianae 7:10. Haw. Govt. 5 p. o. .. ST. LOUIS, Ewa Mill . 5:50 7:45 1:05 4:3- - They were reported to have threatened HiloR. R. Co. 6 p. c, tu hereunder: Pearl Citv 6:15 8:03 1:30 4:52 Hon. R. T. A L. Co OMAHA, FKA-NUiou- p. SAN v; 6:50 8:35 2:05 6:26 to tar and feather him if he had made 8 c : FROM Honolulu 101 . SAN FRANCISCO. Ewa 6 p. c ST. PAUL, ; FOR 1 Pl'n 24 VENTURA OCT. good his promise of coming to the Set O. R. A L. Co 104 SEPT. 10 O. P. DENISON. F. C. SMITH, 6 p. C ALAMEDA 3ff ALAMEDA OCT. Oahu Pl'n CHICAGO, ... SEPT. 22 Superintendent. G. P. & r. A. Commission State- Olaa Pl'n 6. p. c 100 BIERRA 15 SIERRA .. OCT. tlement with the ALAMEDA OCT. 31! waiaiua Ag, jo. e p. c AND ALS OCT. 21 ALAMEDA OCT ments made before the Commission re- o p. c 80NOMA. NOV. 12 METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Kanuau NOV. 5 SONOMA .. garding the segregation oi men and Principal Eastern Points ALAMEDA 11 ALAMEDA NOV. 21 NOV. 3 pro VENTURA NOV. 26 VENTURA DEC. By the Government Survey, Published women also called forth a vigorous ALAMEDA DEC. 12 Boards Twenty Olaa asses- - Three Trains Daily from DEC. 2 ALAMEDA mvery Aionaay. x test,, and the lepers are afraid .that the Between SIERRA 17 SIERRA ... DEC. 24 sble, $3.75; 5 Ewa, S19.50; 2J Ewa, J19.2. SAN FRANCISCO. ALAMEDA,. DEC. 2 will recommend 23 ALAMEDA JAN. Senate Commission the .... DEC. S BA.ROK. THERM. g g from SONOMA 7 g 2 passage of the Wilcox leper bill to Two Train8 Daily ALAMEDA . .... JAN. n b 3 g, boat. B which they are all much opposed It Classified Advertisements, PORTLAND. Local a I ...... will be remembered that at the time YUM QUICKEST TIME BT ...... B 5 - c , J...... o bill was introduced the lepers at EOITK8. " the ; WANTED. Taby S: 8 .13 29 97 29 9" 68 83 .00 72 3 6W H SuSf ,1 1-- from 8 30 02 29 94 69 83 00 72 4 SW 0 WANTED Photographs, hitherto un UNION PACIFIC TRAINS m the United State,, and 4-- N-- S 1- -0 IS M . 15 80.00:29 89 69 H 00 72 1 E ton protesting against its passage. groups laborers on 3-- published, of of CTEXSCKC by anyenSXtvntMsteamsmp uue iw laum"- - T 18;29 96 29 89 71 84 00 68 10 w 0 ARB PALACES OX New Tork ' JiSf W 1729 95 29 89 69 85 00 77 BF-N- B 1- -0 sugar or coffee plantatfbns, or 4 the -- Bqalpaitmt. 0-- New and Modern 'v ;;.;-- to: T J8!'2i.97i!9 29 69 &i 01 71 8 SB 6 YOU MUST REGISTER IP YOU other scenes of interest in connection 17 SK-- 1- -0 Doublft Rocsa PalA4 tSBf TO F 19.29 93.2i 82, 69 83 74 1 9 sugar or coffee. Dr&winx FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY I t ' I .. .. ! EXPECT TO VOTE. A FORMER with the culture of rs. $1.00 apiece will be paid for those ac 82 REGISTRY DOES NOT COUNT. buffet Smoklns and Library Cart. Barometer corrected to F. and sea cepted. Address R. W. SUTTON, 4850 Chair Cars. level, for gravity Lat. 41. - Free Retlinln and standard of Ellsworth Ave., Pittsburg, Penn. 6280 Ordinary Bleeplns cars. This correction Is .06 for Honolulu. Morley Concert Tonight. Dining Cars, Ue&ii a la HITCHCOCK,nrti.O. fL, r The final by Mr. F. D. W. LIMITED, - TIDES, SUN AND MOON. recital Barron POSITION WANTED . I Montgomay EV, Argents Oob S. 8. Co. Morley will be given at the Castle res A YOUNG lady wants place In office as Can FraneHs, v General anio on m w Si pi h idence, Manoa valley, this Tuesday bookkeeper or typewriter. Can give A. L. CRAIG, G. P. e A A o CD R., O. O. R. Jb N. Co., POTtlaa N 58 evening 8. good references. Address L. P. HI u at 208. 6261 Orse 3 Box Mail Steamship Co. " Full advantage should be taken of Pacific ST this last opportunity of hearing this FOR RENT. i I a.m Ft. p. m a.m. p.m Rise young pianist of rare ability. The way Valley Mon.. 22! 7 12 16 7 15 0 1)9 3 04 5.49 ,5 56 10.08 Kuuanu I from trolley to the house will be Oriental S. S. Co. i the Occidental 23 - a 8 18 1 12 57: S 82 06 Tuei 6 8 0 5 49'5.55 11 Wed.. v:tj 8. 32, 1 610 101 2 01 4 58,5 49,5.54 a.m well lighted by lanterns.- Following Is the program: igillljlg I1 Thnr. 2510.15 1 6 11 30. 3 28 6.00 5.49 5 ES; 0 04 HOurE corner Keeaumoku and Young We offer for sale the residence of Toyo Kisen Kaisha. p m. a.m i Faschlngsschwauk aus Wien ...... and Frld, 26 11 48! 1.6 a.m. 6 45 4 52 5 50 5 52 1 04 St3. Electric lights. Address Holmes 0f J. B. Ripley, Esq . situate Oa i Ip.m.l I I Schumann I Sat. 27 12 ill 1 6 0.32 7 22 6 07 5 0 5 51 2.04 I Melody Gluck Sun.. 28 1 oi 1.6 1.23 7 58 7.10 5 50,5 50 S 02 Bach 111 i Gavotte, B Minor between and Wyllie Sreets. twuaars of the above companies w call at Honolulu and leave this Mon.. 29 2 18. 1 S 2 07 8 30 8 07 5 50,5 49' 4.00 MODERN seven room cottage, Apply Judd st or about the dates below men tionea: Magic Song Meyer-Helmu- nd 1541 Fort street. 6273 I his is a two story house with FRANCISCO: Last Quarter of the moon on the 24th Etudes Chopin tViroo Vied.rnnmo ortfl TXOM SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SAN - fwn lanoic at.'.'- 30 at 6:02 a. m. E Major, op. 10, No. 3 A FURNISHED four-roo- m cottage In , . , - - ' SEPT. 26 PERU SEPT. . j rrSTNA 71 Times 1 good location. $35.00 per month. Ad- - jjiumujug. x no grounua- - OCT. 4 COPTIC OCT. of the tide are taken from th A Flat. op. 25, No. wneui ooaic ., OCT. 14 United States Coast and Geodetic Sur Major, op. 25, No. 3 dress s. a. m., this office. 6271 cover an area of about half an acre, r- - WTPPriN MARU OCT. 14 AMERICA MARU rey ' - F 22 .... OCT. 22 tables. G. op. 10, No. 5 OCT. KOREA ...... Flat, 1071 I . , PERU NOV. 1 The tides at Kahulul and Hilo occur ? FURNISHED house at Beretania COPTIC OCT. 29 n&v.i.m one Song (selected) St. Electric lights, mosquito proof, lions ior iwo norseB. r or lermB ana .. NOV. 6 HONGKONG MARU NOV. tbout hour earlier than at Honolulu. Rubinstein AVIE RICA MARU 10 SO Concerto, D Minor etc. "W. L. Howard, Room 7, Mcin- - particulars a ddIv 14 NOV. 18 Hawaiian standard time is hours .1 other - tb EOREA NOV. CHINA be- - Songs, Mrs. Peck Second Piano, Miss tyre building. 6270 22 NOV. 25 minutes slower than Greenwich time, GAELIC NOV. DORIC ... 157 2 MARU DEC. us that of the meridian of degrees Castle. HONGKONG MARU DEC. NIPPON 1:3 HELEN'S Court Nicely furnished, 10 DEC. 13 minutes. The time whistle blows at CHINA DEC. PERU p. m., 'which is same Greenwich, I mosquito-proo- f rooms; central loca- 1 COPTIC ..... DEC. 19 the as For PnotographiKg Bodies. DORIC k DEC. 0 tion. 6258 26 MARU DEC. 27 hours minutes. Sun and moon are for NIPPON MARU DEC. AMERICA lor.ni time for the whole Rrou'p. Dr. Pratt, executive officer of the PRTliT JAN... 3 KOREA JAN. 3 Board of Health, has rigged up a novel OFFICES FOR RENT. CM&LffilMJ ...... ? AND WAV appliance in the morgue for holding a IN BREWER building, Queen itreet, , ...... t camera over a dead body while a photo on reasonable terms. Apply to C Brewer & Co., Ltd. Real Estate, Insurance, is WEATHER BUREAU. graph is being taken. It consists of a For further information apply to three inches wide and two Investments. S3 ! Honolulu, Alexander St., Sept. 22. board about FOR SALE. 79. feet long, a row of small perforations neces- - 2 II Mean temperature - bakery on Kauai, with ail the Telephone 70 Main. 606 and 07 Minimum, temperature 73. ' appearing along the center. The per Maximum temperature 84. forations fit a screw taken from a tripod ply X, this office. 6276 Stangenwald Bldg. Barometer at 9 p. m. 30.02, rising. which In turn fits into a screw hole Rainfall, 24 hours up to 9 a. m. .27. MM' A in bottom of the camera. The line HOUSES MOVKD ftRN TS. Mean dew point for the day 68.7. the Globe Co. Ltd Navigation ' Mean relative humidity 72. of perforations allows for an adjust HOUSES KAISKI) way any part Winds NE., force 3. ment of focus. In this Remember we connect with the G. N.. HOUSES REPAIRED American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Company. Weather Cloudy with valley showers of . a body can be photographed, the N. P. and 0. P. Rvb. and offer competi in the morning. camera pointing downwards. tive rates from the East. Ships leave NETfy HOUSKa BUILT Forecast for today Light trades, Seattle the 10th of each month. some L. Ifi. Apt. Stores Offices R paired. Direct Monthly. Service Between New York to Honolulu via weather fair, rain on the moun Morley Concert Tonight. BEEBE, and i i '..4- - tains. Phone Main 201 Brewer Bids?. r,: very program will be rendered THE, SPLENDID NEW STEEL STEAMERS A fine Territorial Meteorologist, evening at the Morley concert to tL X. "CALIFORNIAN," to sail about...... SEPT. 30 this Ivierchants' Lunch C , "AMERICAN," to sail about OCT. 25 bo erlven at the Castle residence in Contractor Builder S. S. TEXAN, to sail about ..... NOV. ARRIVED. Manoa valley. This will be the last op One kind of meat, soup, and Company's wuarf, Forty--ecoi.- d street South BroBk- - Frlnt received at Monday, Sept. 22. young vegetables, tea, coffee, tya, at aU times. portunity of hearing this pianist bread Office 1U48 Alakea Btreet. FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Am. bk. Albert, Turner, from San of rare ability. Tickets can be had at and butter 2 S c- - between King and Hotel. "NEVADAN,", to sail about OCTOBER 9TH Francisco. the house and admission will be $1.00. Regular Bill of Fare,3oc. iB. OCTOBER 30TH Phone B ue 1801. . "NEBRASKLAN," to sail about way trolley to the house i DEPARTED. The from the Freight received at Company's wharf, Stewart street. Pier 20. will be lighted by lanterns. FROM HONOLULU TO PAN FRANCISCO. Monday, Sept. 22. 'A .a: a. "Nevadan." to sail September ie Stmr. Lehua, for Molokai ports, at TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM Palace Grill t CUASi BKKWEIl & CO'S. t. K. "NEVADAN," to sail NOVEMBhiit 1SJ 3 p. m. FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA. bchr. Malolo, for Hanalei and Kalihi- - Is the Only Possible Way of Having a idney Bod, new Yam LIKE Permanent Cure. f "3. S. "ALASKAN" NOV. 25 wai, at 6:30 p. m. PROPRIETOR. Bark "MJUANU" For further particulars apply to Stmr. Ke Au Hou, for Kauai ports, If you see a woman or a man with t at o p. m. X Sailing from I luxuriant glossy hair, you may be sure &. tie!. Stmr. Waialeale, for Walmea and Ke- - neither has dandruff to amount to any NEW YOBK to HONOLULU Hackfold Oo.f kaha, 5 p. CP. MORSE. Opti.nl FV(hr at m. thing. In nearly every case where About Dec. 15 Stmr. Niihau, for and 80TIC! Hanamaulu women and men have thin brittle hair, 4-- For freight rates apply to Ahukini, at 5 p. m. they owe it to dandruff. There are hundreds of preparations that "claim" Fred Philp & Bro., harnessmakers f CriAS. BRKWEIl & CO. nd saddlers, beg to notify 4-- 27 Kilby Boston. VKSSK1..S !N fOI.'I. to cure dandruff, but not one but New- - their patrons St., bro's Ilerpicide te'.ls you that dandruff and the public generally that they have X OB C. & COM OF THE moved from corner King BKEWKK is the of a germ burrowing into and Fort 4- - IT. S. S. S. Iroquois, Rodman, from Ka streets to the Waverley block, Bethel LIMITED, HONOLULU. unakakai, on 5. the scalp, and that permanent cure of Sept. dandruff and its consequent failing street, where, with larger store and su- California Winry MERCHANTMEN. and baldness, can only be had by kill- perior facilities for manufacturing, they Af procured from Grapes grown in their own Vineyards, and art vThis nst does not include coasters.) ing the germ: and there is no other will be better prepared than ever to guaranteed absolutely free from adulteration. The best Table Wines iti s. iNi. Castle, Am. bktn., Nilson, San preparation that will destroy that serve the wants of th lr patrons. Honolulu French Laundry .Francisco, August 25. serm but Newbro's Ilerpicide. "De-- Thanking the public for generous the market. John Currier, Am. sp.. Murchison. New strov the cause, you remove the ef patronage in the past, they solicit a MRS. LE BEUF, MANAGER. castle. Sept. 5. feet." continuance of the same at the new connection Archer, Am. bktn., Calhoun, stand. Bethel street. 1104 S. King St. Has no San Fran with any other laundry. Reasonable WOLTERS, V7ALDR0N CO., Ltd. cisco, sept. 5. They had a dispute, and agreed to P. O. Box 133. Phone 2651 Blue. a sp- James Tuft, Am. bktn.. Newcastle. prices. Lace curtains and laces sept. 6. leave it to the military expert. ''What ecialty. Also DYEING AND CLEAN- SOLE AGENTS. NOTICE ING. Work called for and deliverea. Wm. Bowden, Am. schr., Fjerem. New bullet," they asked, "do you consider curled. 0 riKEN STREET, HONOLULU, H. T. castle, Sept. 7. Feathers and feather boas the deadliest?" For several piinutes he ALL CREDITORS OF WING HING Phone White 412. Julia E. Whalen, Am. schr.. Rosehill study. Marcus Island, Sept. 10. emaintd in a brown Then he Chan of Aala St., Honolulu, are re- James Johnson, Am. bktn.. Benr.eeke looked up with the air of one who had quested to send statements to the un- Th8 Hawaiian Realty & Maturity Co.,Ltd. ;tled finally and definitely. Newcastle, N. S. W., Sept. 15. the matter dersigned on or before Oct. 10th, 1902, New Shirt-waist Hats one hits," he said. Tit-Bit- s. Real Estate and Investments for Sale iviikitat. Am. bknt., Cutler, 24 days "The that in full of account. from Port Townsend. E. J. WALKER, Beautiful new stock j' st arrlred on Alameda. Com-- ami see tucro i 1 8 Kapiolanl Addition, cheap. Heleno, Am. San Children When Teething have more Assignee Wing King 4 the Lots at Park schr.. Christiansen, Chan, Room parlors i f 2 Valuable leasehold and building (20 years to run) cor. Hotel and Kekau-tli- e; Francisco, Sept. 20. r less diarrhoea. This should be con- Spreckels Block, or to $50.00 per month; sugar N. F. Hawleyj sure Income better than stocks. Florence. Am. sp., Soicer,. Tacoma can be, by giving Chamber-nm'.- a HUMPHREYS, THOMPSON & WAT- Miss property on cor. .$38 trolled and I Valuable of Fort and School; Income per month. Sept. 20. SON, Attorneys. 62S0 BOSTON BLOCK. 1 4 leasehold and buildings on Pauahl St.; income $115 per Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Valuable month. Alice Cooke, Am. schr., Jenhallow, Port Remedy. Every E Fine business property cor. Beretania and Keknulike, area 4200 sq. feet. household should have Gamble, Sept. 21. bottle at hand. Get it today. may 6 House and lot Kewalo. It KEJIOVJIj M)ICE. & CO. 7 Lot on Chamberlain St., back of Kawaiahao church. Albert. Am. bk., Turner, San Francisco ave a life. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., COTTON BROS. Sept. 21. holesale agents, sell it. CO- MRS. A. M. M ELLIS HAS REMOV-e- d ENGINEERS AND GENERAL TfcelHawaii33 Realty & Maturity Co., Ltd. her dressmaking parlors to "Sachs NTRACTORS. X 1 . BORN. YOU MUST REGISTER IP YOU EX- Block," Beretania street (ground floor), . L. K. KENTWELL, General where she will be pleased f Manager. GOEAS In this city, Sept. 22, 1002, to PECT TO VOTE. A FORMER REGISTRY to see her PUn Dd Etlmate furnish friends and patrons. Tel. Blue 341. Mcltoyre Building, Honolulu. the wife of J. E. Goeas, a son. DOES NOT COUNT. e!iset of Contracting 6263 Boiton Bfcwk,Woriia

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' ' I pages j - A. pi I j. f V' B j"'"" jl''' I '!! M ESTABLISHED JULT I UM. VOL XXXV. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1902. PRICE FIVE CENTC WHOSE FAULT IS IT? 00000000000000000000000 3 The world is full of disease and GEO. ntOFESa10yAL. pain. Whose fault is it? Every-body'- s; DAVIS VISIT SHAH OF PERSIA TO therefore Or GREAT BRITAIN. ATTORNEYS. often the fault Lord of the sufferers themselves. Roberts. Duke of Portland. Lord Lansdowne. THOMAS FITCH. Offices 601 St But wald building, Honolulu, 5C3 the pressing question is, T. H. what to practice in all the court. ; 1;" do, how to relieve, how to cure. What would become of us THAYER & IIEMENTTAT. Offle 1(9 i; if RUNSJI1CK and 604 Stangelwald tvaUinr; Tl means were not found to destroy phone S9S Main. disease? Why, then, of course, disease would destroy us and the BROKERS. ivorld would be depopulated. Un- Hi.ghton E. J. WALKER. Coffee tnd Mere we Trims the dise Broker. Office room 4, SpreckiS til learn how to prevent dis- block, Honolulu. ease, we must be thankful for tho means of abating and curing it Attorney Down ' '-- CONTRACTORS. after it has seized upon us, and Wit f-- WhOCY. Contractor sa4 BnSS stands, like a savage with uplifted W M n er, store and office fitting; hop Es- Again. kea St.. between King and HotH axe, ready to take our lives. J 1641 res., AnapunL pecially do we. need some sure and speedy form of treatment DENTISTS. for those complaints which are SUMNER DR. H. BICKNELLi. Mclntyre Mo universal, which arise in every CASE HAS rooms 2 and 14; office hours, I to 1 country ! and climate. We allude BEEN SUBMITTED ALBERT B. CLARK. D.D.8. Brt-nl- a to sncn ailments as Nervous and and Miller; office hours, I to 1 General Debility, Hysteria, Scro- fula, Chronic Diarrhoea, Asthma, I. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. Alakea It, Freak three doors above Masonlo Tempi, Throat and Lung Complaints, Lawyer Makes Another At- Honolulu; office hours. 9 a.m. to4.m. Blood Impurities, and the ills of tack Upon the Advertiser But DR. A. C. WALL, DR. O. E. WALL. women and children. For these Office hours, 8 a, m. to 4 p. m.; Lot WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION is Finally Quieted. bid?. Fort St.; Tel. 434. comes a3 near to being an actual ENGINEERS. fijiecific a3 any medicine yet dis- The Sumner case was ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. Burrsy-o- r argued and EL covered. It i3 palatable as honey submitted to Judge and Engineer, 409 Judd bids.; and contains the nutritive and Robinson yesterday O. box 732. upon a motion to dismiss the suit. curative properties o Pure Cod Judge Highton :ATTON, NEILL & CO., LTD. Engi- appeared for Sumner and Bollermaksrs Liver Oil, extracted by us from and George neers, Electricians fresh cod livers, combined with Davis represented Maria Honolulu. Davis who brought the suit as "next Compound of Hypo-phosphit- es the Syrup friend." E. TAPPAN TANNATT. CiTil an and the Extracts of Incidentally Judge Gear's Electrical Engineer. Office, Room 4, Jlalt and Wild Cherry. You may midnight order issuing an injunction Spreckels block. Residence, 131t Wil- against the consummation of der Ave. Telephone, Main 132. almost say that it is life itself the Oahu fi embodied in a single article made Railway & Land Co. option' came in for' JAME9 T. TAYLOR, M. Am. 8oc. C. E. vigorous Hydraulle Engineer; Car-Ti- ck scoring, while Davis made onej Consulting ttl by human hands. Dr. J. L. Judd bldg., Honolulu; P. O. box fH. says : " I have had remark- 01 nis usual attacks upon the Adver--, treat- tiser, at the same time strenuouslv de- ts able success with it in the INSURANCE ; 3 ment of Consumption, Chronic fending his own character. In fact so :HB3 MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Bronchitis, Catarrh and Scrofu- v CO. OF NEW YORK. 8. B. ROSE, Agent, . . . Honolall. hli lous Affections. It is of special self and the exploitation of his own. value in nervous prostration and many virtues that Judge Robinson MUSICIANS stimulates finally mildly suggested COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Lore bldg.. depraved nutrition. It that his char- Fort St. Its methods are the result the appetite and the digestion, acter was not in question in the proof 30 years' experience in teaching. 15 Dromotes assimilation, and enters ceeding at bar. Judge Highton also PHYSICIANS. into circulation with put in a few directly the remarks which, complete- DR. J. B. DE FARIA. (Europeans-Physici- an, the food. I consider it a marvel- ly cowed the excitable attorney, and Surgeon and Obstetrician. ous success in medicine." Every at the close of the hearing was Office and residence, Metropole build- Davis -y- doee effective. "It cannot dis sitting quietly in his chair, as meek as -vl'inv I ing, Alakea St. Office hours: From If 2 4 7 to 8 p. m. appoint." Sold by all chemists any ordinary attorney. Vvi: ill 8:30 to 10 a. m.; to and At the opening of court ! ' -- - v -- - Office, 1483 Nvi-an- u yesterday f Pf vli iWV'- - ir rv Mil,' w DR. T. M.TAMURA. Davis filed a counter affidavit setting St. Tel. White 152; 1 to 4 p. m. and 6 to 7:30. out that Sumner had once, been under guardianship, and was relieved of that DR. J. UCHIDA. Physician and Smr-geo- n; only through an agreement office, Beretsnia. between Fort To Let that he and Nuuanu streets; office hours, I X should name Bishop Gulstan as trustee, 12 a. m., 7 to 8 p. m.; TeL 1211 WfclU. OR the decree of Judge Perry being there- 1: upon reversed by the Supreme Court. NOTICE. needlng.or knowing of thoss ,7 Mr. Highton asked that the suit be PERSONS i who do need, protection from physi- dismissed upon two grounds, setting outi cal or moral injury, which they ars I themselyes, e the reasons in the motion, which has THE SHAH'S ARRIVAL IN HIS not able to obtain for Leas LONDON: MAJESTY PRESENTING MEMBERS OF HIS SUITE TO THE I may consult the Legal Protection already been published. Anti-Saloo- n PRINCE OF WALES AT VICTORIA STATION. AUGUST 18. Committee of the The following ' desirable properties He argued that Judge Gear's action League. 9 Mclntyre building. W. H. i v. upon O:ooooooooooooooooooooocooooooooooooooocoooo 1 moderate terms: was ex parte, that Sumner had not been RICE, Supt. new cottages 13 brand and modern given a chance to be heard, and Maria ( California) complains against de- - on Beretama street west of Piikoi the S. was COAST BANK ienaants above named and for cause of treet. . . Davis named as "next friend" SUES JUDGE action shows: First, that the plaintiff Pacific Transfer Co. S without authority or knowledge on his Cottage on South street near Queen is a corporation organized and doing Jas. H. Love, Manager. street. part. Judge Gear was acting on the GEAR AND ATTORNEY DAVIS business under and by virtue of the 4 2 Cottage on Chamberlain street supposition that something, had to be laws of the State of California and that near Queen street. the defendants are residents of Hono- IV3ltM 53. done immediately, when in fact such Office, King St., opposite New 6 Store in Orpheum block on Fort lulu and within the jurisdiction of this was not the case. During the course Young Block. treet of argument the midnight order honorable court. the Second, that"bn 31, 1901, 6 Land of the area of one acre, sit of Judge Gear was referred to as "filed Davis Drew on Gear for $500 and Gear Ac- December at uated on the corner of South and Hale San Francisco, the said George A. in the night," "filed in the darkness," Davis, one kauila streets, and suitable for storage and it was urged that Sumner had Which of the defendants drew his purposes, or for a building site for cepted Draft, Went to Protest certain draft, addressed to Hon. George m a right to be heard before such an order D. Gear, one warehouses or factory. could be issued. Mr. Highton of the defendants above further named, for $500. payable to the of 7 Building Kamoillili, front- upon With Owing. order ': t site at contended that the record Sumner $300 the of plaintiff i ing on proposed extension of Rapid is sane and entitled to all his rights, Bank California, herein, Transit to Kaimukl, area one acre. to are un which said draft was in word and that affidifvits that effect to-w- figures following, it: No others have proven quite 8 Three building lots on Kaalhee av- contradicted and he is entitled to be bo popular as our enue and opposite the Experimental relieved of the Interference of Maria S. Judge Gear and George A. Davis have, turning from Washington. The Dlaintiff $500. Station at Makiki. Davis in attempting to prevent the con- - been summoned by the Bank of Cali-- states that many requests have been San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 31, 1901. 9 summation of the Oahu Railway sale. fornia to appear judtre Blue ajvd Taro land at Manoa and Pauoa. before a of the made of the judge and his partner to of the Bank of California. Five reply he carea notning r-i- f order . 10 Davis in said re Rice land at'Aiea, Ewa. s ,t the former wears pay up, but beyond paying $200 no-10- 0 Re- - fnr nffirtnv-It- that it was a matter of they Hundred and Dollars, Value White Japan- Also other lands suitable for agricul- record that Sumner had been insane, Judicial ermine, to show cause why have refused to catisfy such demands (Continued on Page 12.) tural and other purposes in different and would still be under guardianship they should not pay a balance of $300 The text of the complainC which is di ese Cotton parts of this island. to r had not Maria S. Davis consented his due on a $500 draft drawn by Davis rected to the presiding judge of the YOU MUST REGISTER IP YOU release upon the agreement that Uisnop gan - Hugs Apply to and Gear in Franclsco on decern- First Circuit Court, is as follows: i EXPECT TO VOTE. A FORMER M said he was willing to prove this, but,ber 31- - 1901 at the time they were re-- ! The above named plaintiff (Bank of REGISTRY DOES NOT COUNT. These rugs are in verj pret- Kapiolani Estate, Ltd. that now the defendant, who previously ty designs, some with blue and was so anxious for trial, is not ready. white center, others with, solid He had, he said, summoned witnesses blue centers. They wear better for Tuesday to prove his case, and read than any thing else of the kind the names, including Judge Perry, ' and are inexpensive. We in- Sterling the Painter Judge Gear and Judge Humphreys with vite you to see them. that; -- ini to Shop a large thirteen others. He said further NA Has added his Paint he felt justified in remaining up until' li.it H3zi.sumeled- vi v stock of the small hours of the morning in pro-- ! curing the injunction and that it was perfectly proper. Lewers&Gooke WALL Here Davis started in on an attack Iro:n. tesuds upon the Advertiser, exhibiting to the LIMITED. PAPER Court an article headed "Has a Mind BJAt' .... SS its Fort Street. Hanger as of His Own," and referring to the am-dav- Also an Experienced Paper and motion filed in the Sumner pleased to give The most attracti- salesman, who will be an attempt on ' case. This he said was 'i Y Paper Hanging and to the ve, c com- 596. information about the part of someone influence leanly and Telephone Main P. O. Box It. i Decorating. Court. At this Mr. Highton jumped if up and objected to the statement, and fortable beds made. Hawaiian Competent Paper Hangers Davis replied that he had no right to To Highton re- - j ool.stronprand light. employed and always on hand. interrupt him. this spnded, "You have a right to sit sua j Japanese Ballasting Co. I object to argument stock is Reasonable Prices. when I interfere. f Our extra Office: from newspapers; the attorney has no. i 1018 Smith St., near King. ion SAME DID STAND, UNION STREET ight to take up our time with that, and fine and consists of to have it excluded." Filling in material either earth of ble I would like coral, furnished a very low pric, pe- - Davis continued, however, stating white enameled beds at E. R. BATH, Plumber that the article was in the nature of as we have a large stock on hand. ed. a comment upon a pending case, and with brass trimmings ed. Located at 165 King St., contempt of court. He CONCRETE WORK guaranteed, ani was properly enamel- done at a very low price. Opposite Young Bldg. did not think it would influence the and colored replied TELEPHONE MAIN 61. Court, to which Judge Robinson BLACK AND WHITE SAND Mil read the article. ed beds. Agent for the Celebrated Douglas that he had from 51.50 to $1.75 per cubic yard, d- - Closet 'It is unfair and improper," said We sell them on ivered. Davis. "No paper would do tnat. .to day it lauds to the skies and tomorrow easy terms or for Special low price in CRUSHED USE t condemns you. I don t intend to can ROCK of all grades from No. 1 to No. vour attention to newspaper articles cash 5, or rock and. again, but I simply wanted to show Asti Wines that this was an attempt to show COMMON DRAT, 13.00 per day. Best in Use. Sold by 'Your remarks are an imputation LARGE DRAT, JS.00 per day. Table Wines do with all Liquor Dealers. that counsel has something to the publication," interrupted the Court. ALL KINDS OF 'The headline was unfair; if this nad The Silent Barber Shop (Continued on page 12.) Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd. OUR RAZORS are thoroughly diln YOU EX-EC- T Block, YOU MUST REGISTER IF Prcgres3 Cor Fort and Beretania Streets. Goodyear Rubber Co. el fected before using. TO VOTE. A FORMER REGISTRY JOSEPH FERNANDEZ. Prop.. 8L IT. P2AIS, Preslicat, Arlington Hotel. Hotl troV DOES NOT COUS'T. 4m ?ranin. CmL, Q.S.B.

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UEAUTY is MEYER Ml COMPLETE without a thick, luxuriant head of Sale soft, glossy hair, which is in truth " woman's crown- ing glory." The faithful use of OOOOOOOCOOOCOOOC N ew bro'sHerpicide LOTS IN KINU STREET never fail3 to produce hair of this QUEER STORY SCHOONER HAD NO $1,400 to $1,250 character, for, by TRACT, from destroying the deadly germs that OF HERMAN SMUGGLED OPIUM lot, formerly known as G. N. feed upon the oil of THE the hair root, it premises. makes dandruff, Wilcox's falling hair and all Officers Made scalp diseases im- How Treasure Hunting Scheme Customs a Search Low Wheel Buggies at Cost possible. It then promotes anew Was Launched in San of the Island Schooner and thick growth LOTS IN MAN OA to replace the old Malolo. TWENTY thin, brittle hair. Francisco. dispose of our stock of Low Wheel One bottle will ver- ALLEY, formerly Montano's ify these statements. Buedes, we will Back of The little gasoline schooner Malolo Rubber Tired sell f For Sale at all first-Cla- ss of the treasure hunt the $2,500 a lot. Drug Stores. gave Customs' all kinds Tract, ss schooner Herman, which has already the authorities hem at cost. resulted in more pilikia than falls to of trouble on Sunday and Monday. the usual lot of vessels calling at this They had information to the effect that KCLIilBTXX DKUO COH LTD., port, is the story of an interesting a native sailor was bringing along a Former Prices $160. Now $125. A. eats FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN parcel of smuggled opium on steam- romance and of a sickness which caused the I L I i 175. i I 135. KAIULANI TRACT, from $200 Captain Brown to loosen a tongue er from a place where it has been con- on thorough Speaking Likenesses which had been silent for fifty years. cealed Kauai. But a 4 I t t i i to $250 a lot. While ill the Captain told his story search on Monday failed to reveal the 200. 160. We like to have people com- whereabouts of the stuff and it is and out of gratitude to the man who i I L L pare our photographs with those was responsible for his recovery the thought that it was not on the ves 250. 200. aged permitted him to accom- sel. made galleries. We know mariner FIFTY LOTS IN KEKIO in other pany him on the voyage to share the For some time it is reported that the Note these figures Nothing like them were offered before. TRACT, opposite Makee Island the result of such a comparison. spoils of sixty millions' worth of treas- Malolo had been sliding quietly into the ure. But at Honolulu he fired his bene- harbor during the early morning hours Substantial reductions on all other vehicles. gSOOalot OUR PHOTOGRAPHS factor off the vessel. from outside ports and the fact that on Harness, Whips, etc. likewise reduced. SPEAK FOR US. Four years ago Captain Brown be- several trips she has come into the har- came ill in San Francisco. He was bor without her sidelights burning They tell a tale of ability in posing, cared for at a hospital where it was probably led the Customs' people to said that he could not recover. Miss snsnect th.it there was "Krtmethine- - en- -' HUNDRED LOTS IN of of excellence ONE care in retouching, Luce, a daughter of Dr. Luce of San ing on" aboard the schooner. KAPIOLANI TRACT, at $500 in finishing. The fact is, they are Francisco, was one of the nurses of this On Sunday morning she arrived at 3 first class in every respect. hospital. When the hospital doctors o'clock. Her sidelights were not burn- Pacific Vehicle & Supply Co. Ltd, slot. v gave Skipper Brown up the kindly ing. A Customs' night inspector was j doctor-father nurse told her that . she immediately placed aboard the vessel WILLIAMS, ' Beretania St, Near Fort. Itc, Etc. J. J. thought that Captain Brown might and he had instructions to see that Fort Street. Photographs?, have a chance to recover were he re- nothing left her. On Sunday morning moved to a private house where he an inspector made a partial search of would receive better .treatment. Dr. the vessel but as the Malolo was loaded For further particulars apply to J. Lando. Luce saw Brown. He decided to permit with sacks of rice he could not ex- own home amine the hold. On Monday the vessel New of the man to be taken to his Lines and during a long convalescence there was again searched and the bags of rice were thoroughly probed to Mats the skipper told many stories of his see if Panamaa . a a i J life of seventy years, spent in reckless anything were inside except, rice. liemiine Article CLOTHING and yet profitable roaming over every Nothing was found so the vessel was ' SHIRTS sea on the face of the globe. Miss Luce allowed to leave again last night on Sold at lowest prices. Call and see our stock at was fascinated. The Doctor saw a her regular run to Kauai and Koolau TIES and chance for a fortune one day in a state- ports for rice. Company HATS ment of Brown. Brown read a San Francisco paper ISOSHi MANILA LIKES King next to Castle & Cooke. TRUNKS and VALISES which gave details of a cruise to search Street, Cocos Island for the lost sixty millions THE KOKO HEAD of Spanish treasure. "Why the fools!" said Brown. "There The American barkentine Koko Head, Catapfcell Slocfc, Fort Street 2 STORES is no treasure of any kind on Cocos OUR SODA WATER Island today. It was taken away in Captain Edwardson, sailed from this 152 154. Hotel Street, near Union Beverage, 1S50. I helped to do it. am the only port on Saturday at 1 p. m., bound for Is a parkling. Wholesome Our goods have stability, aud Street, near King. I palatability and brilliancy. Not so much Fort man alive today who knows where it Port . Townsend, Puget Sound, in bal- You Pay is." Later the Captain showed docu last, says the Manila Times of August HAWAIIAN SC w ORKS What 20. , Theosophical Society mentary evidence concerning the treas- Emma Street, near Vineyard. PHONEBLUE 1571 as ure and thoroughly convinced Dr. Luce The big launch Mariposa towed the that there was really millions in gold Vinrlr nut tn oo. fifteen milfs hevnnd You Get R. THOriAS PRISV2E i rwt'""'i.lu"'1"" What on an island, not on the charts and Corregidor before she let go her tow. jyyWrTTi''-- r far (M Will Lecture on wi for your money. only known to Captain Brown. Brown With the wind South-South-Ea- st, the WjL"U0N BRAND quality is con- told a long story of how the party in Koko Head, named after a promontory When Dream Consciousness 9 TRADEMARK sidered our goods are al- 1850, who secured the treasure, had an in the Hawaiian Islands, near Diamond ways appreciated. exciting voyage to an island west of Head, squared away for the homeland. ure N. B. ONLY PURE CANE Thursday, Sept 25. 1902. 8 P. M- - Tahiti where the treasure was again This ship has been here for the past SUGAR used as a sweetener for At ARION HALL (Back of Opera buried and of murders, mutinies, sui- 47 days discharging lumber consigned House.) cides, and other tragedies event- our Soda Water, Root Beer, Ginger A welcome to that to H. W. Peabody & Co., and she is said cordial extended all. ually disposed of every man of the par Tokav Library open Fridays p. m. to brought one of best cargoes Ale, etc. at3:30 ty except himself, leaving him as the have the sole owner of the sixty millions. He of Washington and Oregon lumber ever MARY D. HENDRICKS, ' Soda Waterworks President. Aloha Branch. T. 8. declared that he had refrained from landed here. Consolidated seeking the treasure as he thought the Captain Edwardson endeavored to curse of God was upon it and upon :! si ( l If S procure cargo hemp to with, ine Company, Ltd. Kalihi everyone who attempted to secure it. a of return Store persuaded to an Bell & Co., his agents, could jM? Telephone Main 71. Dr. Luce him make but Smith, I an excellent tonic I'ite'i!?:!? i s Works 601 Fort street. effort to get it and. the Captain de- not find a cargo, and he had to go home eM! Illtliili m. cided to do so, at the same time keep- mi ife FIRST CLASS GROCERIES in ballast, with the expectation of when you feel run ing the exact location of the treasure a . AT LOWEST PRICES. finally loading for Manila again-- down, or your ap- - HAWAIIAN AND secret. Dr. Luce assisted the Corregidor, EMNEERIRS Telephone White 3161. Corner King ana Ciptain in getting up the expedition Fifteen miles outside of JJeckley btreets, Kahhi. to go for the treasure. Eastern men the jolly captain sent word ashore by petite failing. CONSTRUCTION CO. Centennials' Best Flour, who became interested in the scheme Fred Danielson, the well-kno- steve- jfort Costa b lour, sent G. W. Sutton, a business man of dore, who had disciarged the vessel, to" Golden Gate Flour, New Rochelle, N. Y., to represent their that he desired give all his friends v5 American Biscuit Co.'s interests on the cruise. John Chetwooa his best "chin chin." . 75c per gallon Crackers and Cakes, represented the interests of San Fran The Koko Head is a four masted Booms 508-51- 0 Stangenwald Bldg. Hex Brand Meats, cisco men. Hoffman represented the. uarKenune ul j.iuw luus ncu j.iuo new Hay, Grain and Feed, interests of the owners of the schooner, her maiden trip. She was built by AT Special attention given to prompt and Sharratt put in a big pile in the venture Rolph & Co. of San Francisco, at Oak- - ot is representing twenty The famous "Lion Brand" careful delivery of goods- - and himself. Dr. Luce land, California. The firm has S. EHG1EER3 AMD C0HTRACT0H8. Try our choice Kona Coffee, 25cts came along as medical attendant of one new sailing ships all engaged in shirts manufactured by the U. a pound- - - Brown and was told that he would get lumber carrying trade, HO 16 Shirt and Collar Co., are now being a large slice out of the treasure. . J The Koko Head carries two 'passen-Bu- t Hit offered by at Honolulu the cruise resulted gers home, a Mr. Crampton and a Mr. 637. phone Main so. In LIMITED. Box Fire Insurance trouble. Hoffman was treasurer of Thompson. The latter endeavored to The Yon Hamm-Youn- g Go,, Ltd, the outfit and became involved in mis-- j establish a diving business, but met - j understandings with the other mem- with so little SUCCess that he decided to King near Bethel. Queen Street THE B. F. DILLINGHAM COMPANY LTD. bers of the party owing to the schooner: go hack home. at prices will surprise ana PACHEC( being libelled here. j that General Agents for Hawaii. Captain Edwardson is fortunate in pleaee you. Now Sutton. Dr. Luce and Chetwood havmg command of one of the finest are will Atlas Assurance Company of London. left behind in Honolulu and t d j h, h came to thls probably return to the Coast on the . Phoenix Assurance Company of Lon P r ' VV. L. McCuire don. Alameda. It is expected that they will, J. New York Underwriters Agency. bring the affair into the courts on ar-- j Now that vacation's over Providence Washington Insurance rival there. j YOU MUST REGISTER IF YOU FLORIST you'll find dust, has accumu- Company. In the meantime the little schooner EXPECT TO VOTE A fc0RMER Company Brook- - Wishes to aunounce to the public that lated during your stay in the Phoenix Insurance of REGISTRY DOES NOT COUNT. 5 " iVTnoSow ny he is prepared to take orders for Set country. ALBERT RAAS, Manager. there have been aboardnlLrwof her already Pieces for Funerals and will also do dec- Telephone or write us for a but Insurance Department office Fourth serious trouble is expected between orating for Receptions, "Weddings and duster or brush. We have Floor, Stangenwald building. Brown, Hoffman and Sharratt an are heavily armed in anticipation gWoCtian&Go Parties. Orders left at the Hawaiian them of every description. Bazaar, Cor. Alakea and Hotel Sts., Tel. Dusters Brushes Drowned Man Was G. Eilund. Main 387, will receive prompt attention. RECEIVED Picture Wall JUST body 5&33y Furniture. There will be found at the Bazaar also a Use Pacheco's Dandruff Killer The of the man taken from the Parlor Ceiling EX ALAMEDA. harbor on Sunday night was yesterday Cxara md Tobacco. complete line of Hawaiian Curios. Carriage Furniture lifeless, uneven and sickly hair. Cklnete ud Japanese Masonic Building. JVr identified as that of G. Ellund, A Swede, Tc. in Floor It keeps the scalp clean and free from Crockery, Mattm, ostrich Window Alsease.' CHOCOLATE WAFERS. formerly carpenter aboard the ship S. Vaaeo, C&mphorwootf Trwva VANILLA or Carpet Pacheco's Dandruff Killer. For sale WAFERS. D. Carleton. At the coroner's inquest, RjLttsj) Chair The Pacific by all Druggists and at the Union Bar GINGER WAFERS. Hctel turkey Panister Shop. Tel. Main 232. SNOWFLAKE CRACKERS. held yesterday morning, the identifica- LK8 AND. SATINS 1182 Union St, Opp. Paelflt Club. feathers Silver ber EXTRA SODAS. Glass tion was made complete. ATUSj - Cut ASSORTED CAKES. He was last EINDB. Newly furnished Rooms, mosquito- seen standing in front of the Orpheum proof, electric lights, hot and cold Tra Not cheap brushes, but ter. First-clas- s theater at 8:30 p. m. Saturday evening, Table Board. good ones. 184 MRS. HANA. Proprietor N. Hotel and and was then very drunk. It i suppos- WOMAN'S EXCHANGE 163 S.King St. J.E.OOEAS GROCERY. ed that he fell from the Emn wharf Hotel St., Arlington Annex FINE PA ST I'll A GF. Bfeyoles Exchanged, Repaired, Bought Tel. Blue 2312. Beretania and Emma Sts while intoxicated. The jury brought in Next to A. A. Montano'i Milliner Parlor and Sold, Prices Reasonable. a verdict to this effect and added a rec- Horses and cattle pastured close to LEWIS & Fine Calabasnes and Tapas. Fre1 GROCER. BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS ommendation to the Superintendent of Pol Tuesdays and Fridays. Honolulu, 200 acre run; for terms, etc. THE G. Q. YEE tfflP & CO Public Works to have lights placed at apply to room 606 Stangenwald build 240-T- wo TeIephones-24- 0 H. J. NOLTE, Proprietor. Ing. 6195 i intervals betwee nthe boat landing and FORT STREET. KAHIKINTTI HEAT Fort Street, Opposite Wilder A C: SHATIWG 15 cents im MARKET XST-CLAS- HackMd's wharf. And Gronpry. S LUNCHE3 SERVJSr AT THE Waverley Shaving Parlors With Tea. Coffee, Soda Wtr, YOU MUST REGISTER YOU EX- - Half-ton- TT ?7D VEGETABLES. Ginsr Ale or Milk. IF Pantheon Shaving Parlors. Comer Bethel and Hotel Streets. e and Unco cuts ma3efT 1 TO A a : t, corner Alakea. from 7 , m. to 18 p. m. PECT V0T2. FORMES REGISTRY the Gazette offlce. If you have 0a CHAS. MRS. D. W. ROACH. a gxmV Requlaitea a Bpeciiitr. 'DOES NOT COUNT. HUMMEL. CHAS. A. BIDINGER. phctograph you may be sure of 50J Manager. Proprietors. cut, THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. SEPTEMBER 23. iooa. THE BISHOP & CO.. BANKERS Bank of Hawaii USTAUXilSIIED IN 185S. TAKE 001 LIMITED. Moose I Banking Department. Kent. ncorporated under the Laws of the tor Territory of Hawaii. Transact bulne In all department. THE CURV 01 banking. 1 PaiJ-U- p Capital . $600,00 Collection carefully attended to. SAP! KxcSanjje bought 1 Surplus . , , . .200.000 and sold. :o: UnliYiied Profits . 35,000 lapid Transit Line on Five Commercial roomea, modern, good plumbing, right on Electric Road,' and Traveler' Lettera of adjacent to Credit issued on the Bank of California Hotel St. to Be PAWAA PROPERTY, where I have several t OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. and N. M. Rothschild & Sons, London magnificent lots to Sell on Young Street, and one left on Charles M. Cooke .President correspondents: King The Bank of Callfor Street. Do not fail to visit these Premises where on account of P. C. Jones. Vice President nia, Commercial Co- - Banking of Syd Changed. the many attractive features and the extra inducements c n- - ouoite uasnier ney, lta.. London. offered there f. C. Atnerton Assistant Cashier has beeu more lots SOld and a greater activity in the building H. "Waterhouse, F. W. Macfarlane. line, than on any other residence property in Honolulu. We have iust opened a ivb K of X, D. Tenney, J. A. McCttMemi and Within the next two weeks the Rapid are 65 There the most up to date sets. C. H. Atherton. Draft and eafci beautiful cottages now being erected. transfer! on China .transit company will commence Call a home before ana Japan througn the Hongkong and and select it is too late, fortius property will 10 VARIETIES TO LBhanshal BanHn crnyo be advanced 20 per cent in near . IV.. . . O w.,v,.a.uuu HiU straightening out its track on Hotel t the future. For all particulars, call SELECT FROM. commercial ana savings Lie- - narterea sank of India, Australia, and and see street on the Waikiki side of the inter 4-- partments. 4-- section at Punchbowl street. While "INDIVIDUAL RACKETS" t a fine assortment. Strict attention given to all this work is being carried on no cars M. Interest allowed riprtnalta . W. on term will be run over that section but a dou CAMPBELL. branches of Banking. uie iwiowmg rates per annum, vis: Deven aays notice, at 2 per cent blcschedule will be maintained on King X at his office on the premise?, from 7 a m. to 5 p m. Three months, at S per cent. lull Buillin? - - Fort Street Blx months, at Stt per cent. street, connecting for Punahou at Ala m Balls w Twelve month, at 4 per cent. pai street. 369 Judd Building Trust Department. The crooked piece of track on the of the best make. TQeYQkO&GiQOSDeGi'e BQHRUd street in question is the of the Act aa trustees under mortgage. result Manage estates, real and personal. changes that have taken place in or G. "W". Collect rents and dividends. straightening and widening that part HAYSELDEU, Valuable papers, wills, bonds. ata.. of Hotel street since the company first X 137 Merchant Street, rwwvea ior saie Keeping. Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd Sobscrlbed Capital,- - Tea 24,000,000 laid its tracks. They were put down MMM-MMMM- - Accountant Department. to conform to the contour of the street Paid Op Capital, - Yen 18,000,000 Auditors for torporatlons and $ri-- which was at that time merely a nar gooopooxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx fssserYed Isad, - - Yea 8,710,000 vate firms. row alley. Manager Ballentyne -i- Books examin 1 and reoortefl n. states Statements of affairs Drenared. that there is. practically no loss of time New Book Bulletio HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. Trustees on -- bankrupt or Insolvent - occasioned in running over the crooked V, interested Auowea. tates. :of: section but the curves require the use On fixed deposit for 12 months, 4 per Offics. 24 Bethel street. ectional Bookcases cent per annum Savings Department. of more power ajjd there is necessarily Golden Rule Bazaar On fixed deposit for 6 months, 3 per some wear and tear on the rolling stock v.. 1 Deposits Mpw cent per an im. recK 4 Uxtret This morning the company will com Vy fixed deposit 3 months, 3 per ed at VA per in ac "If I War Zinc" ftstln KCrUy On for mence the hauling of surface ballast to In Mahogany "The Strollers " by T. L K. 8. rent ber annum. eordance with reiea and rerulatlons. "The Dark o' the Moon," kr fi. TVi thrill hiiva and receives for col- - copies of which may be obtained on the MeCully tract fill from King street Crockett. b lection Bills of Exchange, issues drafts "rauwuoa across to the Waikiki Road, and every Antique Quartered Oak "The Lovely Mrs. Pemberton y VxT and Letters of credit and transacts a Insurance Department, thing will be in readiness for track ence Warden. I "The String," by Johm reneral banking: business. laying Plain Oak Fifth lt2sc Agents ior jtikjs, MARINE, LIFE, by the time word is received Sousa. ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS LIA- - from London as to theterms of con "The Methods of Lady WaldeAoMsS. -- :o:- by Mrs. Burnett. Branch cf Yokohama Specie Bank INSURANCE COMPANIES, solidation proposed by the Rapid Tran fIUTY office, 924 Bethel street. "Double Barrel Detective Starr, Hs New Republic building, Honolulu, H. T. sit Company with the Tramways Com Mark Twain. TThe Mastery of the Paclfl," fey A. K pany. Even though an answer is de Colquhoun. Claus Spreckels. Wa G. Irwin. essa layed from the London stockholders of Office Chairs "A House Party," edited by the Tramways Company, it is probable cester Ford. PI Clans Spreckels & Co., Bankers E3 "Dorothy Vernon of Had don KaH," h n that track will be laid across the Me Chas. Majors. u Cully Tract to the Waikiki Road. If a Office Settees "The Woman Who Dared," fcy LL EL' HONOLULU, H. T. H fa Lynch. a favorable answer is received there will "A K-o- t. M Roman Mystery,' by Richarfi BAN FRANCISCO AGENTS THE fl B be nothing in the way of the Rapid Flat and Rolltop Desks "The Bishop," by K-ki- ns. m Transit tracks being laid from the Me Fighting H. K. SAN FRANCISCO. w n El S3 Cully track to the park along the old "The Captain of the Grey Eewtt DRAW EXCHANGE ON I H & oute of the Tramways company. Direct from the well-know- n Macey Factory. Troop," by Hamlin Garland. Na- - g a "The Magic Wheel," by Joha Struts BAN FRANCISCO The Nevada H All other proposed extensions will be A varied assortment received and for eale ) tional Bank of San Francisco. eg El y Winter. London, if held in abeyance until a settlement is "The Kentons," by W. D. RoweX. LONDON The Union Bank of a H "Naked Truths, etc.," by Minna T.o-a- s T.tfl. pa m ffected one way or another with the Antrim. YORK American Exchange Na- - NEW General Agls. for the Haw'n Islands Tramways owners. At present about These are only a FEW of t&e EJUS tional Bank. hra EST BOOKS received ex S. ft. C3siti&, CHICAGO Merchants' National isanK. 19 twelve miles of road are in operation h Prudential Life In- B H. & Co., Credit Lyonnals. E by the Rapid Company, Lhe Hackfeld PARIS H Transit and surance Company ta of America, as- a Waikiki extension will add e bout one ohe-fourth LIMITED. Hongkong ana onangnai canmus a sets $43,630,511 33 and miles. PnrnnTnHnn. I fi Standard Accident M. R. COUNTER H Co., assets ...... 1,389,999 68 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOO . NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA YOU MUST REGISTER YOU y Hank of New Zealand. IK National Surety Co. n IF AND VANCOUVER Bank I of New York, as- EXPECT TO VOTE A FORMER and 4 VICTORIA j sets . 1,604,926 57 M REGISTRY DOES NOT COUNT. Jeweler of British North America, m m W Norwich Union Fire H Silversmith. Traosaci d General sanKina 5 acnaaoe Business Insurance Society, assets . . 6,182,926 00 BOYD COMING Deposits Received, Loans made on g English A m e r lean II Approved Security, Commercial ana ft Underwriters, as- issued, Bills of Ex- - fg sets . '.. 2,641,046 00 g fsdtt Travelers credits BACK ON CHINA REPAIRING A thange Bought and Sold. H Orient Fire Insur- - COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY g ance Co., assets... 2,164,321 00 Wm&m oil SPECIALTY. ACCOUNTED FOR. ' f James H. Boyd, Superintendent of mm Hawaiian Trust Co.. Ltd. This store has one of the largest Sheet Music Depart- a Public Works, is expected back from Fine Asssortment of San Francisco on the China which ia ments in America. All of the new music as soon as & H ZENO K, MYERS, Manager In- - g Hawaiian C BREWER CO, surance Departmentf Ms Fort due liexc Thursday. Treasurer Wright published. Every month we issue a .Music Bulletin giving Jewelry.. LIMITED."win Street. Telephone Main 184. ia received a letter from him on the Ala- a list of new music. If you wish us to mail this Bulletin Cxas Btreet, Honolulu, H. IU E3 rcaa meda saying that they had arrived to you free each month, send name and address. "We Fort Street, Love Bldg. ' safely in San Francisco after a rough AGENTS FOR rssaa cssa for Ono-st- a charge copy, music published at Sairailax. Agricultural Company, voyage. At the time the letter was but 25c Bugar Company, Honomu Sugar written, no Information regarding the 50c. Here is a brief list of new and very popular vocal and Cmany, Wailukru Sugar Company, Wright matter had reached the States, Instrumental pieces. tfakee Sugar Company, Ookala Sugar PHOTOGBAPHIC nantation Company, HaieaKaia but Boyd is expected back on the China, Each Postage extra Kaaca Company, Kapapala Ranch- - as he will have had plenty of time to 25c ic and Shipping Company, have received the letter requesting his PORTRAITS rJamters' Line IttJlIIILIMITED Packets, Chas. Brswer VOCAL taa Francisco return. INSTRUMENTAL Fine Assortment of ISLAJNB A Llns of Boston Packets. It was rumored yesterday that Supt. "A Picture No Artist Can Paint" "Invincible Eajjle," Sousa'i Latest AffQt Boston Board of Underwriters. OFFICERS. "SVhen The Harvest Dsys Are O'er.' March. VIEWR. Send for list. Board of Un-- Boyd was to be succeeded upon his re- CUrssts for Philadelphia H. P. Baldwin President "Good Bye Dolly Gray." "CasiHa" Snanish Intermezzo. . Vice-Preside- nt by Andrew Brown, at present Tim-- tarwrltera. J. B. Castle..' First turn "For Old s Sake." "The Ohio,'' Mafrh an j To Step. Irst !as ork Guaranteed VUsarl Oil Company. W. M. Alexander.Second superintendent of the water works, but "Close Your Dreamy Eves." 'Southern Girl C;iprice." T T Hook .Treasurer Brown emphatically denied the report. "Baby You're the Swellest Girl." "Mosquito Fardt." LIST OF OFFICERS: W. O. Snflth Secretary "You Have Vv'on Her Hsppv Heart." "Hunfcv Dji-- Cak Walk." Treasurer Wright also stated that the "Stay in Your Own Back D.;n Cakf; M. George E. runrn R. Carter Auditor Yard." "Eickety V.'alk." fi. Cooke. President; report was news to him. "When The Autumn awTton. Manager: E. F. Bishop, Leaves Ar "Janicf Meredith Y.VUea." ffasurer and Secretary; Col. W. V. There were further rumors yesterday Falling." 'Smoky Mokes Cake V&k." Auditor: P. C. Jones. H. Water-- Sugar Factors of a greatly increased shortage in B. tumt, . R. Carter, Directors. H. Wright's accounts, but both the Send for our ,??!"ItiS! Jlddrest all PHOTOGRAPHIC CO.. Treasurer and Attorney General denied large ?5 letters to general LIMITED-MOTT-EMIT- Merchants Mr. Dole said that as far as he :alt rcter Commission this. Catalogue iisxi Francisco. &JZ?.k.ITam 4 Department BLOCX AGENCY OF knew there was no change from the Cerner Fort and Hotel Btrteti. AGENTS FOR first figures given out, excepting an BARK, LTD Hawaiian Commercial and Bugar Co., error which had been discovered by A mm Haiku Sugar Company, Deputy Auditor Myers and whjch show- Company, . VINEYARD ST. Paia Plantation $200 more to the credit of Wright. j f"i.rs $20 Nahlku Sugar Company, ed Telephne White 1811. Kihel Plantation Company, Many of the rumors implicating other Belt lian Sugar Company. people are now thought to have been and Ex- Hav for Transacts General Banking Kahulul Railroad Company, ana started by Wright's friends. change Business. A. and B. Line, $5 May, JAPAN Edward YOU EX "Dr. v- 4- AJdea E 1 t rfcs HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO, Emily F. Whitney, YOU MUST REGISTER IP rtt fii ON FIRST PECT TO VOTE. A FORMER REGISTRY RENT oT; poesea U DRAW EXCHANGE W. B. Flint. taraatNl to t YOKOHAMA. DOES NOT COUNT. i ri4 irocert;ea oi tn xptciT NATIONAL BANK, jiott iold by doctors an tfrr-- jltj very etrong THE FIRST PAIN BALM? Ut. It rlvc a urri CULLEN WIL'.T IS PIANOS aJ 2frctrlclty and Is easily rrJi-Kona- a ORLAN CLYOB BUBereede Cm t is a lini t othen. COUNSELLOR-AT-LA- Chamberlain's Pain Balm k! from t utiderelirned only; KO U. S. Sunrpme Court. Retristered Attor ment and, while adapted to all the ordi Just at this time we have a big stock of Rent AZNT8: NO DISCOUNT. Clrctt'!' ney U. S. Office, United States iiiiBSotflii nary uses of a liniment, has qualities Patent St., San VtMit Caveats, Trade reme- Pianos. PRICES RIGHT. CO.. Post and Forefen Patents. OF HAWAII, LTD. which distinguish it from other trt iit Hawaii on receipt of K. Marks and Copyrights. class. Balm is espe 700 N. "W. dies of this Pain No. 7th Street, Thou- Opp. U. S. Patent-Offic- e. cially beneficial for rheumatism. WASHINGTON. D. C. Capital, $250,000.08. sands of cases can be cited in which it CO. LOOK! President .....t-ec- joruwu has effected a cure when the sufferer BERGSTROM MUSIC Just received a complete line oC M. P. Roblnaon had previously tried the best medical Fort Honolulu Hardware Co., Ltd. cithler W. G. Cooper service without securing relief. Pain Street, Honolulu. orx ana Balm is positively guaranteed to give Heinz Relish Pfckles importers and Dealers in Principal Offlw: Corner relief in the most severe cases of chron- ring treta. v ic or acute rheumatism. feid Hardware, Tinware, Paints and Oils, Crackerj an i bruises, burr.s and Call and see us, we are cheap ia Pain Balm heals V . I . any treat- O at sawa io 1 auu scalds in less time than other 1 price. uooa3 aexiverea promptly RAVINGS DEFUS1TH receive ment. It is "antiseptic" that is, it pre- EC i si t It N. King street, makal side, between allowed for yearly deposit! at vents putrefaction and by so doing, S f k O 3 u interest un.-ight- ly s s Nuuanu and Smith streets. prevents an scar re- 4 per cent per annum. generally Telephone Main 393. P. O. Box 609. tie rate of maining after the injury is healed. For Volcano Mineral "7"ater Rules and regulations rurmsnea wo lame back, lumbago and neuralgia, From the Springs at Pun Triangle Grocery Store Pain Balm has no equal. It has the Arrangements have been made have fine water t application. . to thh mineral Corner of King and South Street. Hawaii Shmpo Sha qualitv of "getting to the right spot." No sufferer from these distressing af- bottled in this city at the t Telephone White 309L JOSEPH HARTMANN .V CO. fections should defer a trial of this t THE PRINT-Jp- s One application gives relief. PIONEER JAPANESE remedy. FountainTELEPHONESodaMAIN 270.Worlds If You Want a office. The publisher of Hawaii Try it. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., Bhlnpo, the only dally Japanese paper WHOLESALE wholesale agents, sell it. (vinU) PUbliahrt in fhi Torrinrr of Hawaii N TERMS: Cne Case of l8o Gottles S8.50 FINE EIG proprietsr Deaierfc CneCaseof 50 Bottles (pints) S4.25 Send in Your Orders to c shiozawa. yyfaQ and Liquor A rebate of One Dollar will be made upon the return of shipping PECT TO VOTE. A FORMER REGIS-f- t case and 100 bottles. 1 TRY DOES NOT ujuni. PHONE MAIN VSL BTi;;.abLKJ,ns- - p' a Box "7 Waverley Block, BETHEL ST Fort Street. w Auaau wf 11 J,,

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' n 11 i 1 Sioo, OUB PRICES THE LOWEST il. will buy a buggy jour horse isn't ashamed to pull. OUR GRADE THE HIGHEST And don't get one that's a hundred years behind :sJ the times. There are stylish ones on the market j OUR TERMS THE EASIEST 9 1 and you might as ell have that kind as a "has been." Let the buggy you ride in be an evidence

self-respect you maintain and have it of the Headquarters for Handsome Carriages te. up-to-da- Drop out of the line long enough to look at some new designs in our repository. Chas. F. Herrick Carriage Company, Ltd

SCHOONER BROUGHT LETTER LIST. n BUT SMALL PRICE Letters remaining- uncalled for in the 1 til I General Delivery up to September 21, li 1902: Will New Be Placed in Trade i Abbey, Flora Maier, Harry Between Honolulu Allen, Geo M Mailorder Men's Ass "Elite" Anderson, Adeline Meydell, Bella and Hilo. Baker, M A Moore, II Buntania, Mr Morris, Inez Chair, Hake yNall, Claude The schooner juiia n.. wnaien. Cramer, Crissie Panny. Mr Enameled smart little craft made famous because ; Dalie, Fred lieiveley, Chas of the fact that she carried Captain Dickson, R W Rindt, Max Have in Stock and Rosehill's expedition to Marcus Island, J?unc"' Ed Robertson, G E Ernestberger, Ka-- Sea vey, Walter OEer for Sale was sold yesterday by auction for 52,000. maka Smithies, Tom Ware The Whalen made her voyage to Mar Gainsbury, B Smith, Mrs A cus Island and return in very good Gilbertson, Lui Smith, Lieut P A regorio. time and is considered a staunch ves Giovanni Stewart, Julia Turquoise Blue linger Greenleaf. A B Starkey, T M sel but owing to the dull state of the Hill, Grace Tagast, Alta inter-islan- d trade there is not much Horner, W Y Thebus, Gus Outside and IS) demand here at present for that kind of James, Mrs T K Thompson, D W ON HAND Joe, Juliet Tucker, L M craft. i Johanson, L (4) Valentine, J H Pure White Inside AND FOR SALE AT The owners of the schooner Charles ones, A L Whaley, Harry V ROOFING Levi "Woodbury, which is engaged in Kemp, Ed Wilson, Mrs E R BUILDING PAPia between Honolulu and Hilo, Kohler, Al Williams, Lily L the trade PEISERVATIVB PAJN1 were the purchasers of the Whalen. Lecuren, Jean Williams, Lottie Lucca, Geo Wood, A H BOILER AND STACK FAXN9 The "Woodbury will now lay up awhile McClellan, Geo M Wright, Mrs Fred This is made of EXTRA for repairs and the Whalen will be put McCabe, Leslie Wright, Fred INSULATING COMPOUND G. Peacock & Co., y HEAVY MATERIAL, and I. on that run. After the Woodbury re McLeod, R Zinnggler, Albert R SRIDGX AND R003 PAICTB turns from the run it is expected that May, Mary COATED FOUR TIMES' LIMITED both schooners will be kept in the These goods are a product of trade between here and Hilo. 1 Waterfront people consider that the T0U MUST REGISTER IF YOU EX Austria, and will outlast any i Whalen went at a job lots price and PECT TO VOTE. A FORMER REGISTRY

that she should prove a bonanza for DOES NOT COUNT. . article manufactured. J her owners in the good schooner trade REFINED SUGARS, they have already established Our stock is large and Cub and GrnalaU4, v Closing Out Sale. the assortment complete, con- COAST BANK SUES JUDGE During this week only Beal's fine line PAINT OILS, of wall papers will be sold at less than sisting principally of sauce- CLARK GEAR AND ATTORNEY DAVIS Lucol and Linaei. Telephone System cost. The entire stock must be closed pans, stew pans, kettles, fry- i hmi (Continued from Page 8.) out at once. Call and secure the choic- STEAM PIPF COVERING, I patterns prices. ing pans, baking pans, coffee USED BY ceived, and charge the same to the ac est at less than auction Rtcd'i Patent of St., 2nd door from Emma. " XL & CO., count Beretania pots, tea pots, etc., etc. Covering. HACKFELD (Sigr.) GEO. A. DAVIS. O. & L. CO., ir R. To Hon. Geo. D. Gear, We are eole distributing INDURINE, E. O. HALL & SON, Honolulu. THE ODD PENNIES. JO. Water-proof Cold HONOLULU IRON WORKS ("Written Face.) agents for the Territory of Ha- Water Falsi HONOLULU POST OFFICE. Across inalde and outride, 1a white a Accepted Dec. 31, 1901. of odd (Sig.) GEO. D. GEAR. For the sake saving waii. colors. Accepted Honolulu, H. I., Jan. 24, 1902, Sfel Guy Owono Dennies do not buy an inferior See the display in one of FILTER PRESS CLOTH Electrical Construction Co., Ltd Payable at the Bank of Bishop & Co., "(Sig.) GEO. D. GEAR. Linen and Jute, cod-liv- our large windows. i EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. And then and there delivered the emulsion of er oil when 1120 Street, near Hotel. Lsafne is CEMENT, LIME AND Union ' to the plaintiff herein, which BRICKS Tel. Main 315. the lawful owner and holder thereof. you really need Scott's Emul 31st day of December, 1901, said 'draft sion. HONOLULU, July 26, 1902. was accepted by the said George D. Gear and that thereafter, on the 24th W.W.Dimond&Co. GUY OWENS, . Esq., Electrical Engineer, City. Scott's Emulsion costs more day of January, A. D. 1902, the said AGEHTS FOB Dear Sir: At your request we take pleasure in stating draft was accepted at Honolulu, H. I., flTXBTZRN the Clark Automatic Telephone System, which Bishop & Co :o buy because it costs more LIMITED. SUGAR REFINING CS that you payable at the Bank of BAN FRANCISCO, CXU installed and delivered to us on April 15, is working very by said Geo. D. Gear. Dealers in Crockery, Glass satisfactorily. Fourth, that, thereafter, lo-w- it on the to make. 20th day of April, 1902, said draft was and Housefumishings. The system which we have in use comprises 18 tele- duly presented for payment by J. Har The difference in price is ALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE T7D3lEa phones, connecting the different departments in our new ris MacKenzie, a Notary Public, duly Sole Agents for the Cele- FKLLADBL.PHIA, PA. office building with oar several warehouses and the Pacific commissioned and sworn, residing in amerence in the Island of Oahu, Territory of Ha pennies. ine brated Detroit Jewel Stoves Mail Wharf. HSWILIi UNIVERSAL MILL COH waii, and upon payment being refused is pounds of and Gurney Refrigerators. Yours very truly, said draft was in due form pro results pounds Manufacturer of National Csjm that ardder, Nw York. (it H. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd , tested by said Notary Public in the flesh and days of new H. Humberg, Director. form required by .law; Fifth, that no part of said draft has PARAFFIN!! PAINT COUPA2TB, been paid save and except the sum of strength and comfort. $200 paid upon said draft on the 20th day of February, 1902, and that there The consumptive and others is now due and owing the plaintiff here OHLANDT ft CO., Ban FrancJjeo, in, the sum of $300 with protest fees who have lost flesh get more CaL amounting to $6. and interest, which Ice Cream re- WE WANT YOU TO COME the said defendants, although often cod-live- r oil into their systems Received Per quested, have refused and sflll refuse The Fountain AND TRY OUR ICE fc CREAM and utterly and entirely to pay. by means of Scott's Emulsion AND SODAS WITH CRUSH- Wherefore, the plaintiff asks the SIEERA" S. S. Soda process of this honorable court to cite. SODA ED FRUITS. "WE WANT the said defendants to appear and an than in any other way. WORKS, SHERIBAH SI YOU TO BE THE JUDGES swer to this complaint before a jury Send for Free Sample. of the country at the November term Deliver! to carta of SCOTT & BCWNE, Chemists, 409 Pearl St., N Y PING all tt h Crushed Fruits 1902, of this court, unless sooner dis lcally pur posed of by judicial authority, etc. and palatable diatlHed w- - ier mr annsmgr purpoaeg la 1- -f aL 4r GEO. DAVIS RUNS AMUCK PONG at 10 centa per gallon. HONOLULU DRUG CO. (Continued from Page 9.) JL been a jury trial it would have been DRINK 926 Fort Street. sufficient in my mind to secure a new trial. This constant dripping, dripping1, BALLS Distilled Water A. H. OTIS. OTTO A, BIERBACH. at those not to its liking- is decidedly unpleasant to me, and then I must also And avoid kidney trouble and rkea-- fight a powerful corporation,", said matlsm. In the Eastern State the Davis. Five different styles of beat physicians are treating i Davis further continued he knew ki4ar that Rackets. complaints entirely with Just suck wa i Te-- w the Court could not be influenced and J7ew Store Grocds that the Court was liable to attack also ter as I am offering you. Then he continued again, saying he Like the sword of Damocles, glasses l did not know the reason for the attacks haug always and ever over the heads Newest PING PONG r From Japan but it was certainly an attempt to bring and minds of some people. Sets at all prices. Ring Up 270 Direct him into odium, contempt The Syracusan's dread of the sword ridicule and for water or pure soda mads from U r The Court interrupted to tell the attor suspended by but a single hair, was no water. A swell line of Silk and ney that his character was not in ques greater than the dread with which t day tion, and Davis began another long de some people approach the when SAN FRANCISCO. HONOLULU, b Crepe Kimonos, Night ftnse of himself and a retailing of his they must needs, in the economy of I PICK DPS PICK DPS l; own to eyeglasse or spec NEW YORK. t Gowns, Screens, all kinds virtues. Nature, resort . Mr. Highton in reply said that he tacles. e of Tea Sets, etc. didn't believe the character and virtues TVhy be so foolish? Do you not know 8 of Mr. Davis were involved in this you do great injury to your eyes, your s- Co' h proceeding, and had never heard of nervous system, and consequently, - & newspaper article being brought to the E W. 1 t your general health, by such procrasti Jordan's LIMITED. X attention of the court in this manner nation? He said all of Davis' talk was hardly plea of your eyes s worth answering At the first for aid, CommlssIoD Mercbtsti " rr 1 Robinson Block. Phone "VVhite 2421. 14 and denied Davis' come our way. We At glasses to cor- mftm ni 1 3 Hotel Street. statement that Sumner's affidavits eye defects and relieve d, were not made in good faith. This, at rect all strain No. 10 STORE. least in opinion, his was discourteou SOLE AGENTS FOR Davis denied that he had made the FORT. Ht statement, to which Hightcn responded STREET. O! Reduction Sale tnat he BLANCHE BATES 5o had taken it down in writin A. N. Sanford, ni at the time, and "I guess you really CIGAR. . tr EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED don't know what you did say, you were Manufacturing Optician, too much excited." Several other state Boston Building, Fort Street. te mtnts by Is: made Davis were referred Honolulu Iron - Hi a Over May & Co. Works Co. PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS- Fine lot of Japanese Curios, also Japanese ts oaia piece ot nonsense, an 8i; "absolute, f.at and unadulterated non STEAM ENGINES BRITISH AMERICAN ASSURANCE I; goods just received. Sfnsp " COMPANY, of Toronto, Ontario. hs Ju-1g- BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS. COOL Robinson promised to render WEDDING consign te ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTING! Special attention given to 11' decision as soon as possible. Rice. at; Cards Engraved and machinery of every description ments of Coffee and YOU MUST REGISTER IF YOU made to order. Particular attention by sarrl-r- t EXPECT W, Dally Advertiser, delivered be Corner of Nuttanti and Hotel Streets. TO VOTE. A FORMER BEAKBANE, paid to ship's blacksmlthlng. Job work TI cents KBUISTSY DOES NOT to any part of the elty for COUNT. 129 Hotel St. Arlington Block. executed on shortest notice. month,

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