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SUGAR. 96 17. S. WEATHER BUREAU, JULY 10. Last 2i hours' rainfall. Test Centrifugals, 4.1025c.; Per Ton, $82.0!. Trace. Temperature, Max. 82; Min. 72. Weather. Fair. 88 Analysis Beets 10s. 5 Per Ton $85.00. ESTABLISHED JULY ? 1656 VOL. XLII., NO. 7152. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, TUESDAY. JULY 11, 1905. price five euro. RUSSIAN CONVICTS AT SAGHALIEN MUTINY IN A FIRING SQUAD

V 0 Execution Party Refuses to Fire on Condemned Men and Shoots Officers Instead.

(ASSOCIATED PRESS OABLEOKAKS.) LONDON, July 11. It is reported that 23 mutineers at Libau were condemned to death. The firing squad detailed to execute them mutinied, turned about and shot twelve officers. Cossacks were summoned and in the fight that followed 30 were killed. SEBASTOPOL, July 11. The torpedo boat in the hands of the mutineers has refused to surrender. The Kustenji has arrived and its crew has been arrested.

THE JAPANESE INVASION OF SAGHALIEN ISLAND

TOKIO, July 11. The Russian forces have withdrawn into the interior of Saghalien. Many Russian political prisoners have been set free by the Japanese troops. CONSULAR REPORTS. WASHINGTON, July 10th, 1905. To the JAPANESE CONSUL GENERAL, Honolulu: Admiral Kataoka's report runs as follows: Our squadron arrived in the Saghalien waters at - daybreak of the 7th, inst., and after sea-cleari- operations, our transports and a part of the squadron approached the coast. Our squadron arrived in the Saghalien waters at daybreak of the 7th, cupied the position as was previously determined; thereupon a part of our army also landed and relieved the naval detachment. In the meanwhile the enemy's fort on the height south of Korsakov opened fire on our ships which were engaged in the clearing of sea, but later successfully effected opera- tions, as was prearranged. No damage to our squadron. Early on the morning of the 8th inst., three warships and two destroy- ers were despatched to assist the movement of the army in occupying Kor- sakov, but they found Korsakov already occupied by our army. The destroy- ers entered the Chitose Bay, formerly called the Roscsei Bay, when the en- emy opened vigorous fire with field guns, which were, however, finally silenced. TAKAHIRA.

WASHINGTON, July 10th, 1905. To the JAPANESE CONSUL GENERAL, Honolulu: (Official Report) Our Saghalien landing army occupied Korsakov early on the morning of the 8th inst. without much resistance. The Russians burnt the town of Korsakov and retired to the position near Soloivka, about seven miles north of Korsakov, where they again attempted resistance, but being dislodged by 5S)0(20SO0(sOsOS our pursuing force, retired towards Vladimirovka, about 22 miles north of Gorsakov. In this engagement we captured four guns and a quantity of ant such as could be advantageously cul- or are assured of early undertaking, munition. No damage on our side. TAKAHIRA. tivated each by one family, would few if any but have had the friendly HE WAN TS speedily be taken up and the tract IMPRESSED and enthusiastic aid and influence of changed from wilderness to a garden Secretary Taft in their promotion. MANY DEASTwMllEAT spot". vThus transformed the lands M if would yield the Government a revenue MBS. POTTER BANKRUPT. BUSINESS in taxes far outweighing their value if WITH TAFT LONDON", July. 1. Mrs. James Brown AT HOME AND ABROAD retained for the sake of furnishing a Potter's household effects and furni- portion of the city's water supply ture were sold at auction on Friday very great, present which is not either under a bill of sale which she signed. ROME, July 11. There were 108 cases of sunstroke in this city Mr. Atkinson's Views or prospective, in the Commissioner's Governor Carter Sends "To pay the poor people working in opinion. the theater." Nothing was omitted yesterday and nineteen deaths. from the comprehensive catalogue, One of the objections, indeed the only on Makiki Tract a Significant from "six brownware teapots with on- NEW YORK, July 11. Sunstroke caused ten deaths yesterday tangible one. offered to the scheme is ly three cor'rs" in the kitchen to a ' Opening. that if the Portuguese took most of Message. new Panhard motor car in the coach and many prostrations. the lands for vineyards, as Mr. Pratt house. PITTSBURG, July 11. There were seven deaths from heat believed would be the case, a choice Other items included an old Chine-- e "What do those people mean who are residence district would be spoiled. screen presented to the actress by the yesterday. Mr. Atkinson referred to this objec- !ate Li Hung Chang. Col ier's portrait kicking- open the thr-:- e at the proposal to tion while discussing the matter, the '"I am more in' pressed than of Mrs. Potter as Miladi. horses Makiki lands for small homesteads?" gist of his reply being that he did not ever with the importance of '.he and four carriages. Bray Lodge itself believe in playing any favorites, and Taft party." Governor Carter. will be ?old next Thursday. PRUSSIAN MINE TRAGEDY. This is the question Acting Governor if the Portuguese paid for the land and Atkinson fired at the Advertiser's made good use of it there was no reason in the world why they should not have HOME-BOU- reporter yesterday afternoon. ND ARMY Capitol an equal opportunity everybody This expression of opinion by the DORTMUND, July 11. A fire has occurred in a colliery here Do they with "Do they mean business? else to improve their conditions of life. Governor, after meeting Secretary Taft thirty-nin- e who were cut off, are believed to be dead. want the landfl settled or not?" the Meantime the Government Survey is and miners, party in Francisco, was con- added Interrogations came like pistol at work, on the preliminaries of having ind San PEOPLE AT BOP -- opened. o cracks. the Makiki lands veyed to Acting Governor Atkinson by "The talk about former owners tak- cable the latter part of last week. Gov- - i ROYALTIES TO MEET. ing proceedings to recover the lands SHERMAN BAN INTO ernor Carter's estimate of the value The Fourth Infantry Band gave an once condemned is nonsense. Lands of the approaching visit of the T.ift excellent eneert in the park of the belong to the Government, and the Hawaiian Hotel last evening. The STOCKHOLM. July 11. King Oscar and the Crown Prince will party to Honolulu must in turn, upon Government can do with them as it A LIVELY band, which numbered about 33 pieces TYPHI as sail July 13 to meet the Kaiser at Gefle. has a mind. this publication thereof, be accepted while in the Philippines, has only about "Kr !rmr am T am Governor I mean exceedingly important by the business twenty-on- e players ptesent, and will business and will open up all the lands community's committee charged with be again recruited up to its maximun transport en- - rA;5ihle " r The Sherman had an the reception and entertainment of the. .strength on arrival at Fort Thoma, RAIN STOPS WARFARE. , . WVUIHCl W1LI1 tut? wmu tup up ' Ky. - One best in Such is the answer of Aptlne uci distinguished Philippine expedition up- - The band- is of the from Manila to Nagasaki which the the army. Governor to the agitation started in On its passing call at Honolulu. passengers will remember for some The infantry band played during din- the evening papers against the pro- Benefits to the Territory andts cap-- j ner time at the Hawaiian and alter- SIHINGPAI, July 11. It is raining in torrents and all activity time to come. While off the coast of posal to open the Makiki reservation ital and chief port which have sprung j nated later with the Eilis Quintette Formosa the troopship rari into a well ' period dancing at the front has ceased. to settlement. The idea of such an from Mr. Taft's previous tarrying here, ciub during the when developed typhoon. The captain steer- was enjoyed. The dance was given in --o- in- when on way success- - j opening was broached in an his home from a Major-Gener- first ed away to avoid the worst of it, but honor of al Randall, U. S. terview with Land Commissioner Pratt nevertheless, the vessel was hove to ful term as Governor General of the A.. Col. Ray of the Fourth infantry, AND published by the Advertiser eight days for several hours. The passengers were Philippines, are too abundant to be Captaiu Litt ebrant of the cavalry de- CZAR MURAVIEFF. quarter- j pretty well shaken up, but as the old in to say tachment, and Captain Taggart, aso ' recalled a moment. Sufficient cap-M- r. master-captain Sherman. The Sherman was in the hands of a of the various improve- - of the Pratt expressed the opinion that that Federal officers and ladies of the transports ments, large outlays of! 11. Count the thousand acres, approximately, now phoons during his long service with calling for Sherman and Warren were present ST. PETERSBURG, July The Czar has received reserved for water supply purposes, if transports, the vessel came out un- - ' money and promising great local and pnjoyed the hospitality of Manager f Fred. Church. Muravieff in audience. opened to settlement in small parcels scathed. benefits, which have either been started' and Mr. : EVERYTHING nit m fi o DOORS 1 ! IS LOVELY SMOKERS We have just received from New York the very latest f in LADIES' SKIRTS, and they will be placed on sale this ! week at extremely, low prices. i ATTENTION They Are All Artistic Creations, can Machine's Cogs and in ordering we insisted on pjood material, good tail- $ oring and good trimmings. Even though it's only a simple J J & . Readjusted. little walking skirt at $5.00, it has an air of refinement and good taste that gives it distinction. Among our new stock

are skirts in k Readjustment of the cogs slipped in the county election campaign consti BRELLIANTINE. MOHAIR. CHEVIOT. FANCY WORSTED AND PANAMA VOILE. BA6K! the MONEY tuted most of the work done at and each has that air of elegance that comes from good ma- ,j( Jt Jt monthly meeting of the Oahu Republi- can County Committee yesterday. Ow- - terial, well tailored. ' ing to the rule barring anyone from i 9 holding a seat in both the Territorial PROGRESS BLOCK and the county governing organiza- - FORT STREET. OLD GOVERNMENT I tlons, there were vacancies to be fill A. BL0M led. Chairman Lorrin Andrews having withdrawn from the county campaign at a time between tne convention ana the election, there had been some talk RICAN CIGARS about his action and now he wanted PORTO to it out with him the talkers have was a protest Jl forthwith. Then there jt Ji Jl against the sitting of Wm, K. Isaac from delegates of the Tenth Precinct of the Fifth District who had procured Natural Flavonrr WE SELL YOU A his expulsion from the Fifth Di-tri- was case . committee. Lastly, there the --I V, Ji. of Sam. Johnson, who chose the Terri- torial in preference to the county or- FIFTY ganization but now wanted back in the BOX OF latter. No accident resulted from any of these live wire situations. All of the FOR THE SMALL &UNI OF vacancies were filled. Mr. Andrews was confirmed at the head of the com- mittee. The Fifth protesters had their Wise Housekeepers Are presentment against Isaac quietly Never Without a Supply of tabled on motion of a leader in their (SESS) district,, seconded by a man from the Libby's Food Products Fourth who had just before suggested Potted Ham, Potted Chicken, Peerless Dried Beef, Melrose Pate, SIMM investigation. Roast Mutton, Roast Veal, Vienna Sausage, Cottage Head Cheese, an Sam. Johnson had W Cooked Ox Tongues, Jellied Hocks, Veal Loaf and Cooked Corned' il I his deire to rejoin the county machine Beef Hash should be in every home. They are simple to prepare, crew gratified without demur. . easy to serve. they will please you or money will be refunded. were 28 out of 30 Ask your grocer for them. and guarantee that There the members The Booklet, " How to Make Good Things to Eat," sent free. of' the committee present, either in Address person or by,, proxy, the roll call show- Libby, McNeill 6 Libby ing thus: Fourth District 1st precinct, W. C. Roe and S. M. Kanakanui; 2nd, John H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD. Watenhouse and Harry E. Murray; 3rd, V. Booth and B. F. Wright; DISTRIBUTORS. 4th, A. H. Moore and E. W. Quinn; 5th," Sam. Johnson and J. J. Belser; & Company, Ltd. Gth, L. Andrews and W. F. Drake Lewis (proxy); 7th, G. t'haimers (proxy); 8th, Chas. Hustace and (Jha. Zeigler; 9lh. 169 KING STREET, J. C. Quinn; 10th, Geo. Makalemi and J. YY. Catheart. 240- - 3 TELEPHONES 3- - -- 240 Fifth District 1st precinct, Leleiwi www mm (proxy with Andrews); 2nd. AV. W. Goodale (proxy with Adams); 4th and 5th (Ewa and Waianae), absent: 6th. IN FOREIGN LANDS S. Hookano; 7th, Keanu; 8th, S. C. 44 5 or in your native land when you are away from home, the RAD IUM liS A Dwight and Lot. K. C. Lane; 9th, M. SEMI-WEEKL- SUNRISE Y GAZETTE will be found a most welcome The OEM C. Amana and E. Henriques; 10th, Joe Rlcard and Wm. Isaac; 11th, B. P. visitor; giving as it does a condensed summary of all the BRINGS local news of the Islands and Ll FH PROMOTER Honolulu. 'i nrman Andrews at the outset read Subscribe before you start on your travels and you won't iriiri jii ft. oil. uiiiuuhtiliio New Day committeemen to fill vacancies. John- need to "wonder what is happening at home" while you are The son and Beiser were named by the away. mm LONDON, July 1. The experiments Fifth of the Fourth. Keanu was sent And with it light and joy to the Price 50 cents per month or $;.oo per year postpaid to any lUinMAAAAnAA of Prof. Burke of the Cavendish Lab- by in place world. the Seventh of the Fifth of the oratory at Cambridge University hi of J. Fern, resigned. The Tenth of the part United States. Foreign postage extra. gave Sunrise Butter producing artificial life by the u e of Fifth the seat originally held by HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. in j E1. Kealoha to Isaac. B. J. Wright to the table the best butter I brings radium have been widely discussed all ! PUBLISHERS. the Honolulu market, and the conse- was the choice of the Third of the I well- - j 65 South King St. Honolulu, quent joy of the housewife and pleas- the week A majority of the Fourth to fill the place vacated by R. Hawaii. ure of those around the family board. J known scientists here tiYve been inter- X. !. Next the chairman read the Phone 88. viewed by the newspapers on the sub- protest from the Tenth "of the Fifth, "SUNRISE" which was signed by Wm. H. Craw- ject, but they are very reticent, and ford, J. H. Kanepuu, Chas. Kanekoa yam butter SHOWING been adopted as the banner while declaring that any definite pro-- C. H. Clark. Its grounds were used it. THE and by all who have now would be premature leged irregularity of the club meeting never fails to give satisfaction. IMPROVEMENT It evidently show little inclination to that nominated Isaac and the expul- - by - sion of both Isaac and Kealoha the Give it a Trial. If credit Prof. Burke with having accom- district committee. pnsned wnat nis irienas somewhat too , expressed opinion In addition to the pleasure of t c. Quinn the shaving with a readily claim. that, as Isaac had been expelled, an Typewriter HOP & Go. Prof. Burke's cultures, it is said, investigation should be held. But when Supplies C. 0. YEE Oem Safety Razor E. R. Adams, a Fifth District man, "are apparently capable not- - merely of You save time and money. Now j moved that the protest be laid on the ALAKEA sub-divisi- on COR. BERETANIA AND isn't that an inducement? growth, but also of and table. Quinn motion. The STREETS. seconded the GOOD BETTER BEST New stock just in at possibly of reproduction, but they cer- motion carried by a goodly majority 1013 Blue 2511 P. O. BOX 'Phone tainly decay." without debate. First in Quality wail, isticiiols co., ltd. When portions are removed from Mr. Andrews, after some remarks on the ratification meeting Wednesday Manufactured by Sold FUKURUDA the influence of radium and placed evening to be addressed by Congress- bf K. upon fresh portions of sterilized bouil- - man Hepburn and Territorial Chair- - REMINGTON HAWAIIAN OFFK3B HOTEL LAUHALA Ion it is stated that they continue to man Robertson, brought hi- - own per TYPEWRITER CO., SPECIALTY CO Dealer in ! from whieh it i. infer . soiial matter pointedly before the com NEW YORK. HONOLULU. Corner Alakea and Hotel Sts. Hustace had told him, AND AMERICAN the influence of radium is only initial, chairman JAPANESE Coolest retreat in city. . the stated, that different the Private ... tU. 1 - lit'. ' . dining rooms for families and parties. j'u uifu mm me ap.ii n. ui iiie is im- members of the committee had spoken First in Sales. Terms: Single meal, 25c; weekly parted to dead matter the product be- td him about his (Andrews') action in and Fancy Goods. comes a separate entity. PARAGON CARBON. RIBBONS AND PAPER Dry board, $4.50-- . If all this be the county campaign and expressed we - ; n, For special Hotel rates inquire the true have not spontaneous genera- themselves a having no further confi-tio- at generation pro- - Hat Manufacturer, office. but which can be dence in him. He himself had heard LEAD THE WORLD! Straw duced by a - . chemical substance, with- from other members of the committee Miss Jessie Bowman will officiate out any 72 King street, "Watty Block." P. O. Box 304. as Cashier and Clerk. of the attributes of living mat- - reports of similar utterances, ter, as such matter has hitherto been i It was absolutely necessary. Mr An- - Robinson Block, Nos. 28-3- 2 Hotel St. GEO. CAYENA'uSd defined. drews proceeded, to have harmony in It has been suggested that the bouil- the organization and that matter about STEWARD. lon u-e- d by Prof. Burke is not thor- himself must be settled then and there. ALL KINDS OF oughly sterilized, but a man of his ex- - it, tnereiore, ne had lost the confl perience and position may be trusted dence of the committee let the fact be RUBBER GOODS to see that there is proper sterilization declared in a regular manner and then A, RAPID BATH HEATER, Still, sterilization is manifestly a rela- he would be willing to get out. Goodyear Rubber Go. tive term. The presumption that all Mr. Hustace said he had confidence In your bath room would give you more comfort than any other FOR living things have been killed in tho in Mr. Andrews and he would now investment you could make. K H. PEASE, President. RENT bouillon, though according to It will furnish you with plenty of Hot Water instantly day A roomy true tests withdraw anything that he had said Francisco. Cal.. V. M. M. house, convenient to hitherto applied, may not be true when to the contrary. or night at a nominal cost. town, $35.00. i Can be safely installed anywhere. No Vent required. the substance is brought into contact Mr. Waterhouse reminded the com- - P:;e ti.;K ,i : t a. . i - . ... o bad gases. For Sale hi FOR SALE rauiiuu. ii mini oe remembered mittee that when Mr. Andrews Catton, Neill & Co., Ltd Prof. Burkes own statement is drew from the countv cami.aien he of- - A 1 1-- that at present beautiful lot, area what has been done fered to resign from th- - committee, BATH ENGINEER s and MACHINISTS acres, in heart of choice resi- suggests the .validity of products con- - Represenattive E. W. Quinn moved the Plumber dence district, in town, iormnig to .Herbert Spencer's definition that the committee unanimously en- 165 S. King Street. (QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS. of life. ; - TRENT & dorse Mr. Andrew-- as chairman. Ke- maaaa CO.. The Cambridge correspondent of a 938 Fort Street marks having been made by others, Boilers re-tub- with charcoal-iro- n morning paper suggests that Prof, conveying expressions of confidence in wmmmtHmammmmmmmmmmmmmammm&m- - or steel tubes; general ship work. Burke has been hoaxed in the matter, j the chairman, the motion carried, but does not suggest how. He de- - appointed 8 ' Chairman Andrews W. F. scribes Burke as a man of undoubtedly Drake. Sam. Johnson and Wm. K. ! RIPAIKING WOVtN WIRE BEDS Helping Hand in Time of Need i,ieai guts out curious eccentricities. Isaac to fill vacancies on the evernt ve He recounts some of these with ex- committee. Telephone White 1661. Quick Dispatch. amples fce Relief and Burial Association is PIANOS for RENT. of practical jokes played on iiim. such bogus , rapidly increasing. We nave had three as a correspondence DON'T WAIT UXTIL YOU NEED IT. HONOLULU WIRE BED COMPANY-- If you are thinking of renting a with non-exi-te- nt and each mem-fce- r a German professor. deaths in nine months, piano consult tis. We Do not ALAPAI STREET. received as benefits J100 to are certain None of these has any direct bearinsr wait until some of your death that we can suit yon. We have pay funeral and burial expenses, the all n the fr.'s-n- t discovery, though an- - , family is taken with a violent Makers of R. & V. P. WIRE BEDS. kinds of pianos for rent at all sorts attack surviving relatives, a donation of 10 parently they are conducive to the of colic or diarrhoea- - A of prices. Our renting department n-- t hr... cents from each member of the asso- Cambridge poplf. &S s is one of , Chamberlam-- Colic. Cholera - ciation as emergency benefits. Mem- the most important Piously as othvis! and Diar- branches of our business. themi.ht ruoea Kemeay bership fee $4.50. Office. Honolulu ng at hand when needed has saved many Parlors, 1120 Fort Street, B KRG8TROM MUSIC CO. READ THE ADVERTISER a life. Procure it at aL Main 171. ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING once. For sale by Benson, Smith & WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. Co., Ltd., agents for Hawaii. Read the Advertiser TOT PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JULY 11, T9o5. n No. W. Ensle and J. B. Thomp son. Dyspepsia of Women HAS No. 3 G. S. Aiken. Ml) 4 No. C. Ci Krumbhaar' (captain). ABSOLUTELY NEEDLESS AGO.NY THE Reds-- No. Cao6ed by 1 H. A. Uterine Disorders and Cured by Baldwin. Lydia E, No. 2 Fred. Baldwin (captain). Pinkhams Vegetable Compound BUSY DAYS No. 3 E. Peck and J. Reed. A great many women suffer with a No. 4 D. T. Fleming. form of indigestion or dvspepsia which The score by periods was as follows: does not seem to yield to ordinary treat- Great Sale ment. While symptoms Attraction 1st: Reds. 3 goals; Yellows, 1 goal. the seem to be similar to those of indiges- Telephone Main 424. 2nd: Reds, 1 goal: Yellow-- , 1 goal. ordinary tion, yet the medicines universally pre- I- Reds, 2 goals; Yellows, 1 goal. - Plenty Doing On the 3rd: scribed do not seem to restore the pa- 4th: Reds, 2 goals; Yellows, 2 goals. tient's normal condition. Total: Reds, 8 goals; Yellows, 5 We will pay you Island of the goals. N SALE AT BARGAIN PRICES. cash for your furni- Valleys. During the second period the Yel- SEF OLR DISPLAY. lows forfeited half a goal owing to a wF ture, or sell it at auc- 58 inches foul, so the result finally stood 8 to Table Damask, white, at 25e. vd 10-- 4 1- Table tion for you. MAUI, July 8. Though showery on 4 -2 in favor of the Reds. Cloths Union Linen, 75c. each. 12-- 4 Table East Maui, the weather was bright and Four period of fifteen minutes each Cloths Union Linen. 85c. each of play the match, 10-- 4 Turkey Rod Table fair at Kahului and the Maui Racing actual constituted Cloths, 65c. each. FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD., which was most interesting from start y day AUCTIONEERS. Association had a most successful to finish, despite the fact that the on "the glorious fourth" with their Yellows were outplayed by the Reds. Great Bargains In I races at Spreckles' Park. The many crack ponies present were THIS DAY There were crowds of people in the much admired and the red and yellow worn by the players made grandstand and vicinity and much ex- silk vests a pleasing contrast with the green citement and interest were aroused by sward of the closely-cu- t grounds. TOWELS AT AUCTION the various events, which, for the most LINEN, H. B. Weller acted as referee and TURKISH AND COTTOX HUCK TOWELS AT part, were well contested. W. O. Aiken as timekeeper. GREAT REDUCTION 11, Mrs. Pinkham claims that there is a IN PRICES. Tuesday, July 1905. Several races on the program were kind of dyspepsia is caused by a THE K. OF P. BALL. derangement that AT 10 O'CLOCK A. not filled, but the following were run: of the femalo nriranicm M.t The grand ball given by the Knights of and which, while it causes a disturb- - L Half-mil- e free for all Maui dah; Pythias on the night of the 3rd in Cas- - Mce similar to ordinary indigestion, At the premises, No. 1162 Young St., bred horses. Won by "Racery" in 54 ,,, a ,Ucc,S, near Piikoi St., we will sell by order seconds. . tle ,, wank. sreat THIS IS WHAT YOU 2. Half-mil- e of c WANT M. G. King, Esq., on account cf dash; maiden. Japan- There was a large attendance ladies but has peculiar uterine-toni- effects of ' TLS ese race. Post entries. Purse. $25. and gentlemen from all parts of Cen-- iso. Pure Dress departure, the entire ' Linen, unbleached, 27 inch, at 15c. ; 32 inck" Won by "Lady," a Lahaina horse, in exce.- - cal. . l-2- Wl Mau,. The pianda p.ayed at 16 c. ; 36 inch, 57 seconds. Jgg fS at 20c, excellent quality. music dancing continued into Wright, Brooklyn, N. - 3. Trotting and pacing to harness lent and Y., who was Household Fornitare mile heats, best 2 in 3; 2:15 class. the wee sma' hours, for it was two completely cured by Lydia E. Pink- - Purse, $150. The contestants were a. m. when the last train steamed away 7 uid fittings, consisting of "Dillion Jr.", "Cyclone" and "Denny a uou luiicu. oiio writes: Double Thread Mosquito eastward from the town. " ForZlX"two years I suffered with dyspepsia Netting Healey." Won by "Cyclone," who which so degenerated my Maho-gan- jr entire system that I 108 Elegant Rug, 9x12; 1-- inch, 12 Axminster made the first heat in 2:26 2. MAUI'S SUPERVISORS. was unable to attend to my daily duties. I yd pieces, at $3.75 a piece. Rocker, Easy Chairs, Settee, Re- 4. One race; ffdt. WAnlr nnH nuntmio an . . . V. ; .1. . . T mile dash, running free On Saturday, 1st, the Board or ception Chairs, Perogophy Furniture, for all. Purse, $175. Won by the tasted good and it causeda disturbance in my MEN'S FRENCH "Racine mach. I tried different dyspepsia BALBRIGGAN UNDERSHIRTS LONG 1-- County held cures, Guild, Upright Piano, in good order; Murphy" in 1:52 2. Supervisors of Maui its . but nothing seemed to help me. I was ad-fir- st AND SHORT Three-eighths-mi- county-sea- t, SLEEVES, $4.50 Oak Chairs, Couches, Book Rack, 5. le dash; Maui formal meeting at the vised to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable DOZ. Books, Oak Dining Extension Table, bred maidens. Purse, $50. Won by electing Wm. Henning of Lahaina, Compound a trial, and was happily surprised Dining Chairs. Bouffe, Pictures, Iron to find that it acted like aflne tonic, and in a Thos. Lloyd's "Sis. Hooligan" in 40 chairman. The business transacted few Bedsteads, Elegant Set of China, seconds. days I began,to enjoy and properly digest consisted in approving the bonds of the fod. My recovery was rapid, and in Glassware, Gasolene Stove, Refrigera- 6. Mile race, catch weights. Purce. five"J weeks I was a well woman, I have reo of- - tor, Chiffoniers, Tables, Mosquito Nets, $40. Won by the Makawao mule, "Pii-holo- ," county officials and reappointing to ommendedit to many suffering women." Rugs, Toilet Sets, Hat Rack, Large entered by Jas. Wilson. fice the old police force. j No other medicine in the world has Great Values in Maple 7. received such widespread unquali-Bein- g fine Cupboard, Elegant Bed Trotting and pacing to harness; in doubt concerning the legal- - and Room Set, Walnut Bedroom Set, Etc., mile heats, best 3 in 5: 2:17 claps or fied endorsements hassuch a record of ity of action, two sets of commis- - cures Etc., Etc. better. Purse, $175. The contestants their of female troubles, as has Lydia were "Cyclone," "Denny Healey" and sions were issued to the police, one Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, j FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD. "McKinley." Von by "Cyclone" ln-tw- o from the Board of Supervisors and the Ladies' Shirt Waists heats, his opponents being dis- other from the Sheriff, countersigned Kahului this morning, bringing Mr. AUCTIONEERS. tanced in heat. the second by the chairman of Supervisors. The and Mrs. J. P. Cooke and 8. Trotting and pacing to harness; children. Miss mile heats, best two in three; green board adjourned from Saturday until Charlotte Baldwin and Sam. Baldwin. Wednesday, horses. Purse, $100. Won by G. L. Wednesday, the 5th. By the Kinau of the 6th, Mr. Wren, This Keeney's "Silver Top." Week! NEWS NOTES. the new manager of the Kahului store, "We will sell v The judges were Geo. Weight, T. B. arrived on Maui. On the evening of the 15th, Puunene 52 sets of Ping Pong, j Lyons ai.d Geo. Mayfield; the time- j Another airival by the Kinau was 1-- 2 gross Pong Balls, plantation will hold its annual "harvest Ping keepers, Ferd. Hons and W. R. Boote, iZ TC Mvprs nf thf Hawaiian TV,, of rv 1 Phonograph, home festival" in the huge sugar room Ke ,s visiting ..Idlewi,d: 20 Large Records, and the clerk of the course, Harry R stolz at of its mill. The H. C. & S. Co. and Mrs. J. M. Dowsett chil- 151 Small Records, Copp. and three officers un- - dren of Honolulu are guests 15 Pocket Stoves, the of the plantation will the of Mrs. MAKAWAO PICNIC. Dora von Tempsky of Makawao. Pacific Import 3 doz. Filters, doubtedly make this festivity, which Co Weather Showery at the beginning Lot of Files It was a sort of a red, white and is to celebrate the completion of grind; Rods, of the week. 31 Fine Fishing blue day at the Makawao picnic on the ing of the largest crop of sugar ever . . Landing Nets. 4th. produced Many boxes assorted Fish Line, Etc. The stars and stripes floated in the Territory, the most HALZIWA. ALSO above the polo house, the interior and elaborate event of the social season. The Haleiwa Hotel, Honolulu fa- Show Cases, exterior of the grandstand were gayiy The Puunene Athletic Association mous country reaort. on the line of Counters, lit decorated with bunting, the uprights will hold a tennis tournament August the Oahu Railway, contains every j modern improvement and affords Office Rails, from which the rings for tilting hung 12, probably on one of the Makawao its Office Wire Partition. guests an opportunity to enoy all were wound with red, white and blue, courts at which handsome challenge amusements golf, tennis, billiards, For the the shed-lik- e lanai at the Seminary, cups given by the association will be fresh and salt water batning, shoot- Stomach's Sake filSHER, ABLES CO., LTD., ing, fishing, Tick- where the lunch was served, was pro- competed for. The contests will be riuing and driving. AUCTIONEERS. ets, including railway fare and one full an occasional glass of beer is very good. It is fusely col- to adorned with the patriotic limited doubles and all Maui tennis day's room and board, are sold at the a well established fact ors, and pretty ribbons in the Ameri- players who wish to take part must Honolulu station and Trent & Com- that can were sported by the ladies, send their names to reach Mr. J. N. S. pany for $5.00. For departure of trains Wednesday tints consult time table. the men and the children. The picnic Williams of Puunene not later than the We will sell ' On Sundays, the Haleiwa Limited, a was largely attended and was a great 13th, inasmuch as the drawing of play- two-hou- r tram, leaves at 8:22 a. m.; success, despite the morning show- -' ers will probably.be made at the Har- returning, arrives L Honolulu t 10:10 GENERAL MERCHANDISE p m. ers, which prevented the Puunene base- - vest Home Festival, the evening of the PRIMO LAGER appear- - i5th. ALSO ballists from putting in an SCIENTIFIC SPECIALS. ance. The Makawao Tennis Club will hold mm i K3 FAN-TAI- L PIGEONS, Extra FINE meeting It has been discovered recently 2 pairs FINE POUTERS, After a scrub game of ball between a to be followed by an informal that the slime or residuum from the ther- 2 pairs FINE CARRIERS, impor-e- d nines selected on the field, an excellent dance, at the residence of Mr. D. B. contains mal springs Baden-Bade- n, corrective and tojic qualities which male has record; at the city of stock lunch was served on the premises of Murdoch, Paia, this evening. Germany, very pow- 2 pairs FINE RUFFLE NECKS. contains make it invaluable to the run-dow- n tyAem. Maunaolu Seminary. Father Oliver, the Catholic priest erful radium. Prof. H. Gertel of Note. All the pigeons above men- Then came the tilting tournament on who has had charge of the Lahaina Wolfenbuettel, Germany, says this ra- Apart from its medicinal properties PRIMO is tioned are superior bred. the polo grounds, in which the follow- parish for some months past, died at dium is 40 times more powerful than an ideal beverage, well suited to the requisi- that found cold-wat- er ALSO ing men contested: Lorin Smith, C. C. Wailuku, early Sunday morning, the in the residuum of springs or in mud baths. tions of this climate. FINE CHICKENS. Wm. Engle, G. S. Aiken, 2nd. The funeral took place fol- Krumbhaar, the Work for the Insane special lowing day. is a G. W. Wilbur Geo. Henderson, Fred. study at the Villejuif asylum, Paris. WISHER, ABLES CO., LTD., A. Baldwin and J. Nicholsen. The j On the 2nd the Kaupakalua Wine Painting, carving, sketching and even AUCTIONEERS. contestants had three chance's each", and Liquor Co. organized temporarily tattooing are included, and recovery is Bggg ! i B" often the runnings to be made in 8, 7 and 6 with the following officers: J. M. due to the employment. In other cases the condition of seconds. First, Krumbhaar and Engle Vivas, president; A. S. Medeiros, sec- the patient's mind is mirrored in the work done. iii next retary; tied, three rings each, but the A. F. Tarvares. treasurer; and aiding the physician in his study cf GUARD trials Engle won and took the silver J. R. Souza and Manuel Jose, directors. the case more than any amount of dis- cup for a year. This trophy was held The $5000 of capital stock at $10 per cussion or consultation. I last year by J. B. Thompson of Puu- - share is to be offered to Portuguese The earth's interior, instead of being AGAINST fluid, nene. only until the end of this month. It is is now known to be exceedingly bard and rigid. This is due to the 3 p. m. polo game was called estimated that the present crop of At the inconceivable pressure, and Prof. T. J. BURGLARS line-u- p: grapes with the following raiser! by Kaupakalua residents j. See points out that as the heat is Yellows will produce 10 000 gallons of wine. beyond the critical temperature of No. 1 G. W Wilbur. The steamer Nebraskan arrived in every known element, the matter must be essentially a gas reduced by pres- The sure to a hardness and rigidity pos- Bed-tim- e The unbiquitous burglar preys I IMS sessed by no substance known to us. when least expected. The police- ALMOST Tired Feeling Blood Trouble Grip Authorities of the geological survey man is to some extent a safeguard having charge Beverage Cured - Fought Off Vanquished of the mineral resource but he is not infallible. The The Homes of the Nation Send Their. work for the territory In question are night watchmen is invaluable Thanks and Praise for confident that as a result of-th- plans mapped out an refresh around premises but he is only PAINE S CELERY for examination into That puts human and sometimes his alert- the platinum resources of the United ness slumbers. COMPOUND States that valuable metal will be ing sleep within the grasp of the tired found in commercial quality in 1'tah. The PACIFIC COAST CASU- taking Tunbridge, Vt. "I began Tile demand for platinum continues to worker is the world famous ALTY CO. affords absolute pro- Paine's Celery Compound in the spring increase, t;ie present market value tection against burglars by insur- after having spent a year and a half being fz an ounce. valuables, whatever their confined to my bed on account of hav- ing your had knee, due to Since the introduction of the Incan- low ing pneumonia and a descent gas description. The rate is very blood trouble At the time I began burner a new lease of life and it only to secure freedom from taking your medicine I was very ner- has tieen given to gas undertakings, ac- Beer "will see any one cording to the chief engineer of the rainier worry it pay you to take vous and did not want to only my own folks. Manchester (England) gas works. It contains all the ingredients of a tonic out a Burglary Insurance policy. gas also insures "The doctors all said that there was These works are owned by the The Company not anything else "they could do for me, municipality He says that gas has and in addition has a flavor that you'll like. Show Windows and Show Cases and also said thev d:d not think that 1 now been placed in the front row as would ever be any better, and if I was the cheapest illuminant. The Man- better I would never be able to walk chester engineer shows that electricity, RAINIER EOCK BEER again. light for light, is eight times dearer "A friend of mine was taking Paine"s in Manchester than is gas light. He On Draught for a Few Days Onlv Celery Compound at the time and I demonstrated that to produce a lieht thought I would try it. I took several LOOO-eand- Hawaiian le power it would cost bottles before I saw much improve- ...... AA VMfjy' x. u . cents if gas were used and 30.1 But soon my nervousness left me. ' ment. cents if electricity were the illuminant Trust Co., I again enjoyed seeing all who called at MISS ANNA BALLOU. the house. Grip Wtu Cured Blood Was Purified "I kept right on cainins: until now I Her Whole System Strengthen- A pretty little hat is of blue si.aw Limited, call mvself VERY WELL AND ed by Paine's Celery Compound. trimmed with daisies. It must be wura Fort Street, HEALTHY. with a gown which it will suit. Dais- Honolulu, Agents. "I had a light attack of the grippe Strength, I can truly say your medicine ies, the field Mowers, are not good form and I took one bottle of Paine's Celery has been of great benefit to me." An- with elaborate or dres toilets. Read the Compound. It helped me to regain my na C. Ballou. Advertiser. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU JULY 11, 1905.

THE PACIFIC NOW IT'S THE CYCLOPEDE PnTrt (Tnntfinr IT GOES WITHOUT SAYING! LONDON, July 1 Life will be rr ins COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER very mea ant for rhs a s nc a iu m niiuuiGi The Best Refrigerator; worry and exerci.-e- . uhn Mr. J. F. and Ice

- Ber.t.ey. of Ludgate Circus, puts on The season's first cold WALTER G. SMITH EDITOR- Chest is EDDY the market his patent jrctopeds an mar be slight may yield the phy.si'-a- l Sixty years JULY 11 exerciser." to early treatment, but experience counts for sometr. ng, if you are cp the to-dat- TUESDAY Th"1 machine with the hish founding e. ho-s- e next cold will hanc: on title is a g!orind hobby su h as ON. EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW. our ancestors u ed. There es imtbl'-peopl- e longer; it will be more SOLD A man who desires to eet a tenon in mental soundness ought to read would be indeed pleased couid troublesome, too. Un- - President Roosevelt's letter to tke Attorney General, in which he concurred they but see our tendency towird re necessary to take chances Easy Terms Easy com- h- - : ; at with gentleman in holding that contempt proceedings should be version to some of their laeb At . , , , Prices that o menced against one of the great railroad corporations, but not against its lead- god? like the crinoline and the bobby ; Constructed on scientific principles. ing officials, among whom Shaw had been included. The case pas horse. It is easier to "cyelopede" tha n j .emulsion is a preventive Easiest to keep clean. one of differential rates, and the testimony against the corporation seemed to to walk, and cycling is violent exer- - aS Well aS a CUTe. Take No waste oi ice directly , be conclusive. There was n a word, however, in the record, which, cise' cornpared with ..yclopeiing." Special insulating substance. is or tended to implicate the chief officers. On the con- is primarily an open air physical or indirectly, implicated It No escape of cold air. 4 started the secondarily an to i trary, Secretary Shaw, who had really given the evidence that exerciser, and aid HIT'S EPIOLSIOH Air tight and no waste. railroad rates, proved by letters, in- The machine is propelled present scrutinizing investigation into locomotion. Sanitary in every respect. that he had steadily opposed the fraud that by feet and the rider can thu- - at structions and other documents, the Dry cold air is what you get in Eddy, baa now been disclosed. any moment apply an effective brak1. when colds abound and the and employed by Attorney General Moody, under instruc- it requires less exertion than walk- no Dry cold facts prove the Eddy to have no equal ' Private counsel were ing, progress rapid. 3'ou'll have cold. Takeit proceedings against the while is twice as tions from the President, and they requested contempt He ,was able to accompli h a speed of when the cold is contracted officers as well as against the corporations. The record was in the condition between eight and nine mil-- s an hour and it checks inflamma- PACIFIC above described, and. after a thorough examination. Mr. Moody concurred in with ease on an road. HARDWARE CO.. LTD. the recommendation as to the action to be taken against the corporation, but, Thirteen and on half miles an hour tion, heals the membranes whatever, Fort and Merchant Streets. in the absence of even prima facie proof or indeed of any proof . ot the throat and When the machine has been sta-'t-d- lungs to a merely fishing investigation against individuals. Hl declined advise an occasional push with a . walking and drives the cold out. Eoosevelt endorsed Mr. Moody's views and completely exonerated --Mr. naw, stlck is efficient to k-'- p it going at a Send even from suspicion, in a letter which is a model of judicial impartiality. moderate speed. Uphill it is easier than for free sample. in- - either riding or pushing a bicycle, and It is undoubted that there have been judges, whose decisions were SCOTT & B0W.VE, Chemists who, down hill, owing to the ab ence of the friendships. There have atac been judges for fear 499-41- fluenced by personal gearine. it runs considerably faster. 3 PjrJ Street, Sew York with attorneys, have leaned ffcey might be swayed by their relations particular j The machine weighs und"r twenty SOc. and Si.OO AJI druggists class possessed the judicial faculty. The only genuine ' pounds and is sold 3 guineas. The ... ELECTRIC LIGHT against them. Neither for tvpe of a iiidse. having the other qualities essential to correct rulings, is inventor consider? that he will be able ?r. that of the man who could be socially intimate with the gentlemen of the legal to Vaxx a machin e on the market at about ?". How to adapt the machine- - profession or with other gentlemen, but who, on the bench, was actually and to the requirement3 of women is a is good for the eyes and m these strenuous days care of knowledge whatever either ot parties or j completely oblivious of any personal p0jnt which, the inventor is now work the eyes is of vital importance to every boj v. When the their counsel. The judge in England, who traversed the circuits, were usually ing over, but he 1 determined to solve sight becomes impaired the world looks dlirjer exchanged the problem. in more accompanied by members of the bary dined with them almost nightly, FRESH senses than one. Much damage is done to the eyes in wit and repartee with them, and, so to speak, lived with them on terms 'of home reading. Reading is a A MISTAKE AS TO COLOR. pleasant occupation but it social intimacy, but, on the bench, they were capable of being governed and ls'mdeed a costly one when conducted at optic NORFOLK. July L Four midship- - exptne were actually governed only by the law and by the facts, when the facts were Flower and Vegetable 1 Vith the Electric Incandescent Light in the home read- within their jurisdiction. The same high class of judicial officers has been men of the Brazilian cruiser Benjamin ing can be pleasantly and not unprofitable pursued abundantly represented in the United States. Constant were requested to leave the For full information as to wiring ring us up on the President Roosevelt, himself a comparatively young man of a strenuous Meddo cafe here because other guests phone. type and who has done more to promote a moral view of official life than of the place mistook them for negroes. SEED any man of this century, in the letter referred to has shown so perfect a Lieut. Florente,' the spokesman for the discrimination between right and wrong, so accurate an estimate of equality party, declared that they did not com- before the law, that he has ranged himself beside the greatest judges of ancient prehend the cause of the confusion HAWAIIAN or modern times. He expresses his views with the utmost clearness and pre- they created in the dining room but In 5 cent ELECTRIC CO. cision, and, while distinctly stating that the fact that a former railroad vice-preside- when it was explained in Portuguese they were very glad to leave'. They was a member of the cabinet would have no effect whatever in re- - Limited. went to the Monticello, the la:gest ho- Packages lieving him from responsibility for illegal conduct, he also plainly announces tel in the city, and were entertained Office: King Street near Alakea. that official relation to the government is not asjeason for the preferment of with all the courtesy which is shown to Phono. Main 390. charges, without evidence to sustain them, that would not be brought against other gueets. JUST RECEIVED. Barton Myers, tlje ,9. person in private life. The balance is held with a firm and even hand, and . Brazilian Consul the inherent right of every citizen of the United States to the protection of been referred to hi? notice officially AAA the law, without reference to wealth or station, is not only announced but and he supposed it would not be, as practically recognized and enforced. the officers are of Spanish descent ar.d NOVv IS THE TIME TO is definiteness of full recognition of every all educated and cultured naval off- It the the President's letter, its PLANT. every except icers. The cadets from the ship have existing and relevant fact, its disregard of consideration justice had shore leave and ha?e been going - within the law, and its manly expressions of confidence in a cabinet officer who about the city freely and behaving with 1 had proved himself true under all conditions, which maintain a standard that more propriety than the average sailor ' marks a new era in administration and impresses the judicial quality upon the behaves after a long voyage. record of executive action. Mr. Eoosevelt has been equally stftng and equally SHIPPING true upon every occasion when the sincerity of his expressed views has been EHS IHollister Drag Go tested. No condition i of wealth or of poverty, of weakness or of power, has BERNICE RECEIPT PAUAHI BISHOP 2 BOOKS effected his judgment, but, without regard to consequences, he has logically MUSEUM, ? carried high ideals and standards of official life into practice, and has thus t raised the conception of citizenship and vindicated the integrity of our national KALIIIL OAHTJ. institutions. FOR Residents of Hawaii Territory and strangers visiting Honolulu are hereby A BAD NEWS SERVICE. notified that the atjve named Museum will be open to inspection on FRI- RELIABLE Inter-Islan- d The remarkable series of lies cabled about the battleship Potemkin should DAYS and SATURDAYS of each ami Steamship Co. bring the Associated Press and Keuter's agency together on some proposition every week of the vear, and also upon OPTICAL to secure a responsible European news service. The news sent from ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (Thanks- giving and Christmas be- Oahu Railway & the United States to Europe, save some of excepted), Land Co. that cabled by special tween the hours ox 10 o'clock a. m. METHODS correspondents, is very near the truth but the news sent out and 5 o'clock p. m., from the 31st day from Europe is so often the product of rumor as to discredit the value of all of March to the 31st day of October, For Sale at unverified public 'intelligence from there. It is said, for example, that1 not a and from 10 o'clock a. m. to 4:30 o'clock p. m. from single sensation sent across sea the 1st day of the from London and Paris concerning the November to the 31st day of March Vision Oriental war has turned out to be true. Instance the alleged Japanese loss of each year until further notice. So precious a gift deserves the best of four battleships in front of Port Arthur at the beginning of the war and Tourists arriving in Honolulu by attention you can give It. through the recent "destruction" of the Gromoboi with Admi' Skrydloff on board. steamers on other than the Hawaiian Gazette Co. regular visitor's days hereinbefore As to the Potemkin she has been reported as bombarding cities which If !t troubles you In any way. con- designated (Sundays and Ton-Ho- Thanksgiving us. lt she never touched; as being joined by vessels which were far away and in and Christmas excepted) sult You know we are reliable Block, King Street. and leaving and if any one can help you we loyal hands; as heading for ports she had no apparent desire to reach; as sur- prior to the days set apart as regular days mav can. rendering to an admiral who took her away and now as having been sunk visitor's be admitted to the Museum On SPECIAL PERMITS, is- before the admiral came. A responsible news agent Odessa at and Theodosia sued during office hours from the gen- If glasses are not required, we tell onght to have been able to tell the exact truth day by day; but Reuter's eral office of the trustees, No. 77 Mer- you so frankly, if they are required, seems to have accepted every weird yarn which came to hand about the Potem- chant street, next door to the banking you pay for the glasses. Nothing kin and put it on the cable. house of Bishop & Co. more. ADMISSION TO MUSEUM in world of rumor FREE. True, this and contradictory testimony, a daily paper Electric cars bound west on King DR. nastily prepared, cannot hope to be always accurate; but a news agency street pass the Museum every ten J03N G0DDARD, having the field to itself has time to investigate and ought not to be deceived minutes during the day. Honolulu, T. H., about such important matters as the bombardment of cities or June 12th, 1905. the surrender, PER ORDER. in a port which is on the wire, of first-clas- s battleships. With . . . The LAReHMAN "vVe have just received a r.tw A Swell t . WE MAY GET CHINESE. and complete line of H. F. WICHMAN & CO., Ladies' Tie LIMITED. it is quitepossible that Hawaii and the Philippines may HAND-MAD- J get the Chinese CHILDREN'S AND MISSES IDEAL KID, E FLAT "IRON SOLE. Jkhor they are after through a compromise between the American commercial Fort Street. CUBAN and labor elements. HEEL, PLAIN" TOE. The issue is joined on the mainland in this way: The exporters insist with Reo Ho-Mo- f ureses the approval of the President upon fair treatment for the Chinese so as to osoeooOK)eOi)0oso Price $5.00 hold a $44,000,000 trade with them. The labor men say that they will go and anti-Chines- e This shoe is splendid value among Democratic if the bars are let down. What more natural, there- Pre mo and its many good fore, than a compromise arrangement to let Chinese students, merchants and BOYS' AND GIRLS' features is the fact that it won't slip at the heel a great travelers only into the mainland and Chinese labor into the Phillippines, fault of the pump fashion. Panama, Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, Reflecting Alaska, etc., removing also the treaty pro- SAILOR ALSO IN TAN SUEDE AT THE SAME PRICE. vision between the United States and Cuba forbidding the latter to import SUITS Chinese, and debarring all Chinese labor from the United States proper. We will uot attempt to describe CAMERA Everybody ought to be satisfied with an arrangement Manufacturers' Sboc Co., FORT like that. styles nor quote prices, but will Ltd. 1051 STREET say that this line includes For many years the word In an interesting leader on Father Baehelot and his nseful gift to Hawaii, ,!PREMO" mmm ALL THE has been identified the Star spells algaroba with an "e" as its fourth letter. The same error is LATEST "with all that is best in camera made on the Baehelot sign at the mission. It is an instance of a bad habit construction. Today it covers a at field ever beforp, firmly fixed like the local pronunciation of the Japanese name Xaniwa. Xearlv broader than every white resident who was REASONABLE PRICES. as Premo Reflecting- Cameras here when the Xaniwa made her local calls have taken a place of importance calls the trim cruiser the Xaneeva. And nine out of ien make the "algeroba" These goods are to be in photography. This camera is OLIVES! mistake. had in all invaluable for making exposures OLIVES! OLIVES! me pujmicir materials, including ; where great rapidity is required. 0 Ginghams, Charnbravs. Pi HIPS. It will be found of great value The mosquito pest is 0 gradually getting back to its old status. At one time Ducks and Linens, and in a great ? for photographing any moving it was so well under object where it is essentia! We have just control thnt tourists ceased to complain and residents variety of colors. for received from the Coast a almost forgot the existence of the stinging insects. T. successful results that the object I choice assortment Lately, however, the col- These goods p be centered and exposure of large, GREEN SPAN- lection of tin cans has been given up and are now on dis- the householders have neglected to in- play s made at the same time. We shall ISH OLIVES which are the finest we have spect their yards for in our windows, or can be o standing water. Unless something is done pretty saon be happy to afford you a demon- - 0 had in stock for a long timev These Olives along the old lines Honolulu will resume burning seen to much better advantaei' stration of this buhach and slapping' itself camera's fine arrived in splendid condition "and re- on our upstairs counters. An in- Q work. arc of markable size and very firm. We ar. selling Three classes spection will well repay vou. of foreign labor will compete in canal digging at Panama. them in bulk and they are better than bot- v.n.nese, Japanese and Italian. Those who show up best will naturallv give tled Olives usuallv are. their country the preference in future labor requisitions.

BOROLt) H PHOTO GO.. A Hepburn plank for Kil WW I national Republican platform: Free admis-- Metropolitan Go., sion of Chinese cooks. FORT STREET. Meat Ltd. g Telephone Main 45. GOOD GOODS. OOSOOKSOSOiOSOCX JAPANESE TORPEDO MANEUVERS IN KOREAN STRAITS.

1 II the rains being heaviest through the shipments; plants in good condition. central country and lighter at higher B. O. Clark. and low levels. F. R. Greenwell. Kahuku Fine weather continues, When You Qo WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN. Kealakekua Partly cloudy and with moderate trade winds and light FALSE To warm; rain every day, amounting in showers at night; nights cooler during the States, all to 3.00 inches. Rev. S. H. Davis. latter part of week; steadily planting ECONOMY Kealakekua Rain every day during cane; fertilizing; clearing and plowing whether your destination be For the Week Ending July 8, 1905. week; a few fine days would now be new land; harvesting and milling often times proves disastrous. beneficial to the cofEee trees and would cane; marketing rice and watermel- It is false economy not to rent also make weeding easier. Robt. Wal- ons. R. T. Christophersen. a safe-depos- it box for the be lace. ISLAND OF KAUAI. stowal of your valuable papers. Denver, Kau 1.45 inches of rain during week; GENERAL SUMMARY. Makaweli Cloudy and comparative- Such a box may be obtained water supply good, and pastures in fire-pro- ly cool dry good of Kansas City, Normal temperatures for this season of the year have prevailed fair condition. F. H. Hayselden. all week; here, but in our vault for the rainfall in the mountains; plowing payment of $5.00 per year. in nearly all sections of the Group during the past week, attended Naalehu Very dry yet, and crops at a during land and grinding cane. Hawaiian You may pay the by St. Louis. standstill; moderate winds Co. rent the by moderate trade winds. In most portions of the island of Hawaii, week. G. G. Kinney. Sugar the Eleele dry warm; quarter, or at the rate of 50 Chicago, Pahala The past week has been hot Weather and the rainfall was considerably in excess of that of the preceding plowing and preparing land and plant- cents per month. By so doing and dry, with a continuance of strong ing cane; all worry of loss by fire or especially in windward sections. Good rains also occurred in trade winds; young cane and pastures total rainfall for the week, or another eastern city, by all week, .09 inch. McBryde Sugar Co. thieves is obviated and the means on the are somewhat dry in consequence. travel windward Maui and portions of windward Kauai, but elsewhere H. D. Koloa Good growing weather, but possibility of serious personal Harrison. crops in need of rain. P. McLane. con- loss entirely averted. throughout the central and northern islands the weather has ISLAND OF MAUI. Kealia As a result of last week's Denver tinued very dry. rains, cane and pastures are doing and Kipahulu Nice weather for young planting W. Growing cane needs rain in the Kau and Kohala districts of cane planting, inadequate well: continues. Jarvis. and but rain Kilauea Warm weather with show- RioOrande, RR Hawaii, the Kipahulu district of Maui, and portions of Kauai; but for big cane; plowing, planting and ers all week; conditions very favorable weeding 19U7 crop. Andrew Gross. moat is reported as in good condition and growing well in most other for the growth of cane. L. B. Boreiko. and view the beautiful Nahiku Watermelons, grapes and crop nearly scenery in America by daylight. sections. The grinding of mature cane continues, and all of the mangoes, Hanalei First rice all are in abundance at Nahiku harvested, and fields in different parts plantations are busily engaged in planting and other field opera- this week; weather continues warm, of valley are being plowed for second Fort Street, THROUGH SLEEPING AND young grow- tions. need in the Kohala the and the rubber trees are crop: pastures continue to look well. Honolulu. DINING CARS TO ALL Pastures rain north district and ing rapidly. C. O. Jacobs. POINTS. lower levels of the Kau of in lee- E. G. K. Deverill. district Hawaii, and the Huelo After nearly a week of warm A. McC. ASHLEY, weather daily Handsomely illustrated books ward districts of all the other islands. Coffee is in good condition, without rain, showers Section Director. have commenced again ; summer Of travel mailed free; write to but in the Kona district of Hawaii would now be benefited by a few growth of vegetation has begun again, SHA. WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. days without rain. The harvesting of a fine summer crop of pine- but more moisture is required than HAWAII SHINPO W. J. SHOTWELL, General apples is going on rapidly in all sections, the canneries are all in has fallen during the past two weeks; THE PIONEER JAP A.NESE PRINT-ln- g Agent, 625 Market St., San Fran. operation, and heavy shipments of fresh fruit are being made to the irrigation ditches are barely supplied office. The publisher of Hawaii Wm. G. Irwin.. President and Manager Cisco, Cal. to full capacity. W. F. Pogue. Shinpo, the only daily Japanese paper John D. Spreckels. .First Vice-Preside- nt Coast. The bulk of the rice crop is now harvested, and the prepara- Haiku Weather during most of published in the Territory of Hawaii. W. M. Glffard.. Second Vice-Preside- nt tion of land for the second crop is in progress. Sisal needs rain in week warm and sunny with moderate C. SHIOZAVVA, Proprietor. H. M. Whitney Treasurer leeward Oahu. rains, very favorable for the ripening Editorial and Printing Office 1020 Richard Ivers Secretary or' pineapples and general vegetable Smith St,, above King. Phone Main 46. A. C. Lovekln Auditor growth; canning of pineapple REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS. the fruit SUGAR FACTORS AND began this week. D. D. Baldwin. C. & CO., LTD. ISLAND OF HAWAII. Honokaa warm, light BREWER COMMISSION Weather with Paia Very dry during fore part of Commission AGENT. Kaumana Weather continues favor- winds; good rain on 4th. C. H. Bragg. week, but nice showers during the Sugar Factors and AGENTS FOR able for growing crops; pastures and Niulii A favorable week, with abun- middle and latter portions: clearing Merchants. warmth cane Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran- grazing stock in good condition; plant- dant and rain for land, plowing, harrowing, cultivating, LIST OF OFFICER. cisco, Cal. ing; cultivating, stripping and har- growth; improved condition of grow- fertilizing, irrigating and weeding. J. C. M. Cooke, President; George M ing crops is noticeable; plowing and Western Sugar Refining Co., Saa vesting cane. J. E. Gamalielson. J. Jones. Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop, Francisco, Cal. Hilo Weather warm and showery; fertilizing ra toons; planting, cultivat- Makawao Weather quite cool with Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mac-farlan- e, ing, hoeing, reaping and grinding. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila- crops growing splendidly, and pastures showers and moderate trade winds Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. M. delphia, Pa. L. C. Lyman. Robt. Hall. in good condition. during most of week; pastures and Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. Newali Universal Mill Co., Manu- Showery nights good no Pepeekeo and Kohala Mission Rainfall insufficient stock continue in condition: facturers of National Cane Shredder, warm, sunny days: cutting and grind- during week, and cane suffering in the rain in Kula section, and lower lands THE HAWAIIAN REALTY New York. N. Y. cane; plowing, planting, weeding, parts very dry. E. H. Bailey. ing drier of the district; moderate AND MATURITY CO., Pacific Oil Transportation Co., Saa hoeing and stripping. Jas. Webster. winds. Dr. B. D. Bond. Kahului Fine weather al week; .20 Francisco, Cal. Hakalau Weather warm, with suffi- Puakea Ranch Weather fine and inch of rain. R. W. Filler. Limited. Real Estate, Mortgage, Loans and cient rain; harvesting and planting warm, but more rain is needed. A. Kihei Weather throughout week WM. G. & cane. Geo. Ross. Mason. somewhat cloudy and not so warm; Investment Securities. IRWIN CO., LTD. abun- sup; ly Homes built on the installment plan. HOW often elegant furniture, cost Konomu Light showers and Puuhue Weather warm, with light slight increase in of ditch water sunshine; crops all looking well; strong n'girt; from windward, but not sufficient to Home Office: Melntyre Bldg., Hono- ly carpets and valuable pictures are dant rains and trade winds at KENTWELL, AGENTS FOR THE planting, hoeing and harvesting cane. stock fattening fairly well. S. P. stop pumping; plowing land, planting lulu. T. H. L. K. made to look out of place and their General Manager. Royal Co. - W. K. Andrews. Woods. cane, and cutting back ratoons of 1907 Insurance of Liverpool, and beauty lost, and why? Be- j value Laupahoehoe Warm weather, with Kamuela Cool weather, with crop. James Scott. England. cause the walls are not treated as freh Co. light, winds and heavy showers: northeasterly wind : .72 inch of rain Olowalu Warm weather with light Alliance Assurance of London, suitable back grounds. England. employ- of water available, and all crops look- during week. Mrs. E. W. Hay. northeast winds: heavy showers in DON'T spoil your rooms by Scottish Union & National Insuranea inexperienced workmen. ing well. E. W. Barnard. Puuwaawaa First part of week mountains during latter part of week: ing week, well, pastures dry. I Co. of Edinburgh, Scotland. pi ve you our experience and Paauhau Weather warm all marked by very high winds and quite cane growing but llWOM, WE with good rains' on evening of 3rd and heavy fog; heavy shower on 6th. Geo. Gibb. LIMITED. Fire Association of Philadelphia, guarantee satisfaction. j all day of th; coming cane crops be- Robt. Hind. Kaanapali Fine, mild weather dur-- j Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd. j of Magdeburg General In--i Stanley StcphensoB, ing stripped and cultivated. H. Glass. Honokahau Wet weather continues, ing week with occasional showers; ail j WUhelma growing cane looking well, but pis-ture- s sura nee Co. PAINTER AND DECORATOR. in need of more rain. Wm. A "HaJr-gave- r" that grows In popularity. Phone 426. 137 King Street. Robb. Commission Today, tomorrow and every day. ISLAND OF OAHU. Insurance, stay. Fire S. S. Signs are here to NEWBRO'S Herpicide Ahuimanu Crops pastures and i good E. and Machinery The ORIGINAL remedy "kills Stock in condition. Knust. THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., YAMATOYA that the Dandruff Qerm." Maunawili Pastures in fair condition; GOING"! GOING!! cofL-- e is doing wel'. and will be mu h LIMITED. MERCHANT TAILOR AND SHIRT GONE!!! benefited by the heavy shower which Merchants O. Box 616 Tel. Main 276 General Agents for Hawaii. MAKER. fell during the night of th? 7th. John j P. No. 13 Beretania street, near Nuuanu. Herd. ' The Alexander Young Building. Atla9 Assurance Company of London. 822. P. O. Box u.umanalo Warm weather snrog Lon- KIMONAS Phoenix Assurance Company of SHIRT OF ALL KINDS. the past week, with .occasional light don. OR- A N U N E AND PAJAMAS MADE TO showers. A. Irvine. J. New York Underwriters' Agency. I opened a horse-shoein- g shop DER AND ON SALE. Ewa temperatures somewhat lower have Providence Washing' on Insurance Com- than durinc- - the preceding week; no on Queen street, next to Hawaiian pany. NOTICE. tn:n. Ewn Plantation Co. 'an!ase Shop. HEHPICIOE WILL SAl IT. HERPICIOE WILL SAVE IT. TOO LATE FOR HERPlCIOE. Si al Coriditlons remain unchanged: SPECIALTY Work neatly d ne and but a slight knowledge cf scalp anatomy to know Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building. HAIR-GROWE- vi-:'".- !o with several lisht satisfaction guaranteed. NOT A R that the hair gets its nourishment direct from the winds ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING hair-papill- a. Therefore, the only rational treat- chw-T--- : s'sil still needs rain. Wm. invited to communi- Newbro's Herpicide will not grow hatr nature ment Is to destroy the cause of the disease. Herp- tV'- -ri h Jr. help or advice, is does this but by destroying the microblc enemies icide does this; it cures dandruff, stops falling FRESH Ice & cate, either in person or by letter, with of hair health th hair is bound to grow as nature hair and relieves itching. A delightful hair Waianae The weather continues dry Uhu " ARNATTON and RO?E PLANT? Ensign L. Anderson, matron of the Intended ; except In chronic baldness. It requires dressing. Ci: ves extraordinary resuits. I ry It. n - r b ugh-u- t t'ne Waianae Send stamps, to HERPICIDE CO., Dept. N, M en., tor a sample. FOR SALE AT Salvation Army Woman's Industrial Drag Stores, $1.00. 10c, Detroit. (!'?-- -. F Merer. Electric Co - Home. No. 1680 King street. TrM showers during r CO. c.M.-trie- cron of pineapp'e-- i F. ie delivered to any part of the city, HOLLISTEfc DRUG FECIAL AGEVS -- Mrs. v apVVy. nd a'l harcZs t Tvm land orders promptly filled. Tel. Biue BAD ADVERTISER - THE Applii ware- vockng f u't for Coast Box "VBce: Kewahv WORLD '8 NEWS DAILY. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, JULY 11, 1905.

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t n & I CO Just received: J HOPP Creamery I A shipment of FUNNY STOCK. strong, young Some of the Freaks to Be Found on a A LOT OF Butter suit- Pennsylvania Wild An- animals, imal Farm. is the highest grade butter made. It is a favorite in Honolulu and for planta- deservedly able wild-anim- so. Come good crops or bad, the al Its flavor is sur- farm does a passingly delicate and it is al- thriving ubsiness. ways tion work. Its cosmopolitan population, gathered up to sample quality. Prices very from Asia, Africa. India, from every clime, do not take kindly to farm NEW THINGS Fancy Cream reasonable. work. The camels refuse to plow; Cbeese no amount of urging will induce the ji jt j) j zeoras no j to tne work of horses; nor was brought us by the last will the yaks or the sacred cows do the steamer ' and is quite the best lot work of ordinary oxen. Actually the OLD HICKORY Something new, we have received this season. It farm is a odd, ctuu uanuv aeciaeaiy in L . i v yvav great animal boarding house, 1- a " 1 . . . . . j artistic - fl is as GQ CO - 11 f r - rich as can be and reached unconi with "boarders"' from all over the puitn duu wn lumuure. can De left out in all kinds of weather. It is a line of fashionable us in prime condition. LIMITED world. The farm, which comprises rustic furniture. It is made only of hickory, the strongest of American nativefWoods, the (Don't forget that we always some 300 acres, is located near Allen-tow- n. bottoms and backs have White Rock Water Young Building. Pa., being plaited by hand and being of very strong inner hickory bark. For and says Francis Arnold Collins, a or Ginger Ale in stock.) in St. Nicholas. Its population last den lanai or even for your lawn there is nothing more odd than this. year numbered more than 300 "head" NEW OAK By of different kinds of stock and com- - WEATHERED SET the "Sonoma" we received a fine weathered dimng-roc- m me-naeer- ie. oak prised a large and fairly complete set, consisting of a fable, an odd buffet, a leaded glass china cabinet, two Exquisite Yellow Shell arm chairs, necKiaces from 4 feet to 10 and eight regular dining chairs, these latter having green leather Henry May&Co.Ld. During summer en- seats which feet in, length. A fine as- the months the go well with the dark color of the oak. sortment. Round tappas. tire population of the wild-anim- al We TELEPHONES, farm travel about the country in the also received a very handsome golden quartered oak sideboard and a china & cabinet Retail Main 22, Wholesale Main ML s HAWAII SOUTH SEAS ! vans of the "Greatest Show on Earth." about as good as can be made in any furniture factory. CURIO CO.. Early each fall the animals return to Alexander Young Building. their quiet Pennsylvania farm to enjoy RUGS New lot of all sizes of rugs, including fine Wilton's of all sizes. a well-earne- d great FOR vacation It is a WICKER day for the countryside, for miles In CHAIRS And ROCKERS--A lot of cheap wicker work in the way of chairs all directions, when and rockers Nickle the circus comes is disposed of every year in Honolulu. Some of it lasts for a couple "of months Plating to the country. The great herds of and some as long as a CALL. ON camels, dromedaries, year, but the best on the market that advertised in all fhe maga- yaks, buffalo, zines and the best llamas, and the rest, are shipped to the of American make, made in American factories from the best Ceylon GUY Goodness nearest railroad point paraded rattan, will last for years. We have a new OWENS and lot of the American goods in chairs and rockers 1120 Union St., Tel. Main 115. across country to their winter quar- of all patterns, shapes and sizes and at reasonable prices. ters. The caravan makes a very pret- Freshness ty picture as it moves slowly along, up AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEEDED IN ANY CLASS OF hill and down dale, over the quiet HOUSE FURNISHING. country roads. The winter residents of the wild-anim- al Golden farm are known in the circus as are two very essential elements the "led. stock." In the cross-countr- y de-wa- in groceries and customers marrn to the farm it nueht more cor- We pay them every time. rectly be called the "pulled, pushed, or & Gate particular attention to these hauled stock." The jonrney is usually TWO LARGE CO YOUNG points and that the public real- HOPPBUILDING STORES. 1053-105- 9 BISHOP very exciting. STRESS ises and appreciates our position In the various parades of the Barnum & in the matter, our rapidly grow- Bailey circus through- Cement ing trade conclusively indicates. out the country, these same animalf will In order to secure absolute fresh- remain passive in the streets ol LEADS all sreat cities, no matter how loudly Saa Without a Shore. other Cements in point ness we keep only enough stock thf of quality. The fact it en- uanu mar piav. The native official may be relied on to that is on hand for immediate demand, tne cainope whistle or dorsed for all government work is receiving consignments of goods the small boys shout. But. strange tc contribute to the gayety of a tour of tt the strongest possible Emerald testimonial by every steamer. We handle say. a quiet country lane affects then: Isle. in its favor. is made in summer It Califor- nly the very best lines of goods very differently, and they will balk as This the passengers on a T. Cahalan nia and comes packed in bags, four small boat were of which and are constantly adding to our only a camel can. shy at the most in- astonished ami then Formerly with E. R. Bath, has taken charge of the make a barrel. Look in list of choice agencies. Clean- nocent bush or tree, crash througt amused to hear one of the men call out. our window and see photos of liness is the keynote of the ' as they were drawing away PLUMBING buildings iu the hieh fences or hnrd'e them, and go fly-in- s from the DEPARTMENT construction of management of our store and our landing: which this justly famed Cement over the surrounding farms, to the of was used. delivery system is as nearly as j "This boat consternation of the farmers The car- doesn't stop anywhere!" perfect as we can make it. Companion. avan starts on its journey promptly ai loutns sunno. and it is usually late in th At 85 King Street. M V V day before the farm is reached and tlu RECOMMENDED BY last unrulv runaway rounded up and DEALERS safely EVERYWHERE. 1 M. LEVY & Company. stabled. cot. J. Mr. M. Car-coa- r, Links, a storekeeper at QUALITY. ECONOMY. in TELEPHONE MAIN 149. INDIA JUGGLERS' TRICK X. S. W., Australia, says; "t 177 S. KING STREET. WATTY BLOC- K- KING ST. never fail to recommend Chamberlain's What They Learned from Watching Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, oecawse I know is good." the Brilliant Butterflies In it You msM OAP EAGLE bo mistake when yoa buy j CLEANING AND the this medicine, TTsToxlss Jungle. Dealers all over the country will tell onolvLlu Soap DYEING WORKS. you the same thing. Sold by FRED. WALDRON, One of the bewildering Benson, Fort Street, opposite Star Block. tricks played Smith & Co., Ltd., agents for Hawaii, j Spreckels Block. by the famous jugglers of India is that Sales Afrewt. LADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTHING! of making a boy disappear before the CLEANED AT LOWEST eyes of the spectators One moment PRICES. Phone 2362 he is in plain view, dancing around White with his bright, red or green garments fluttering wildly; the next instant he TO Order Suits for Young Men a farics away, and though there is ab- Specialty. solutely no place in which he could I IVERY hide, f SUIT INDIVIDUAL NO nobody can see him anywhere. TWO ALIKE. This trick has been borrowed by the f I jugglers EYE IWMINATiON from an Indian butterfly. The 1 George A. butterfly has such gorgeous blue and () Martin 2a eye-sigh- t, Merchant Tailor. this day of defective red wings that it is almost dazzling no person, young or old, wear Vrehant St.. should and when it flits through the jungle fi Next Postoffice. glass unless fitted by an expert one even $ thoroughly anatomy the dullest and most careless eye familiar with and is f FOR PICNICS, Drives, diseases of the eye, laws of light and attracted instantly by it. etc., holds 24 Yet the moment it settles on a twig 5) persons; $4000 Science of optics. 8 cost The Swell This it disappears utterly, and those who In addition he must depend upon no NEW TALLY-H- O at one method of examination he must are not aware of its secret mav search I fee familiar with all, and substantiate as they will they cannot find it. TERRITORY one by use of others. The secret is that the under side of STABLES I 548 Here you will find employed the best those gorgeous wings is not gorceous No. S. King St Pone Main t and most scientific methods and back at all. but is the exact color and shape f of all, adequate knowledge of the eye of withered leaves, so the moment the ?; Its needs. Insect folds its wings its glowing col- f ors Dry Cleaning vanish, and it looks exactly like I! Garments any one of the thousands of leaves. i cleaned by this process mt A. N. 8ANTORD, j The trick of the jugglers is worked I Mrs. A. M. Mellis' Optician. by the same simple means, says the 1 Dressmaking Estalishment. Boston Boilding, Fort St, Boston Globe. The brilliant clothing Sachs Block, Honolulu. over may s uo. of the dancing boy has a reverse side I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. that is pure white. At the proper mo- ment the boy flutters his garments wildiy. reverses them, and squats close : ART FURNITURE to a white wall or against a group of ; PACIFIC HOTEL. AAA white-cla- d jugglers. s At same moment he rubs 1182 Union Ws make a specialty of art furn- the white Street. powder over his face, by lu- iture and our store contains innu- and this THIS HOUSE IS NOW UNDER NEW merable dainty little chairs, tables dicrously simple trick he deceives the MANAGEMENT. and sorner pieces which while not sharpest sight. . belonging to any particular set are beautiful in themselves and most Fun with a Comb. Pure Wines artistie in effect. Every boy and girl using a comb to Porter Furniture Co. smooth out their tangled locks on a cold and Liquors morning has heard and wondered at the Family Trade Solicited. LIMITED, electricity that crackles as the comb or. Bishop and Hotel Sts. passes through the hair. This property Lovejoy & Co. of the comb can be used in an interesting Huuantj St. Phose 308 little experiment. Cut out a lot of lit- tle paper figures. On the next cold day, f HORSESHOEING! when your hair begins to snap and stand Smoke on end in its effort to follow the comb, hold the comb over the figures. The lit- GENERAL ARTHUR CIGARS tle puppets immediately appear 1! to be GUNST-EAKI- i N endowed with life. They commence 10 1 CIGAR CO. Jump and dance, or stick to each other W Wright Co., Ltd V 1 Distributors. I. and the comb as if fastened with glur. Often a little figure will stand on its have opened a horse-shoein- g department head; another, fixing himself by one In connection with their carriage shop hand, hold his tiny form upright in a i NOTICE. Don't yourself poisons ta. Having secured the services of a comical fashion: sometimes thev will I drug with for form themselves into long strings and Si headache and tired r eling when a first-clas- s shoer, they are prepared tc I go through all manner of seemingly in pleasant draught of "Our Celebrated do ail work intrusted to them in telligent movements. 5 Bromo Pod" will do the trick. first -- class manner. I Chocolate. Creams. Cal. Lemonade, Root Beer and Orange Cider Biggest English Poultry Farm. Gen. Booth is very ARCTIC SODA WORKS proud of his col 127 Miller St.. Honolulu, H. T. Jno. mixing farm at Hadleigh, and well mav Cassidy be. for it ELECTRICIAN. le is the biggest poultry farm ALL KINDS OP BUILDI?G AND 159 vr.n ;n England, Kine St. Tel ik and houses over 2 000 birds I -- 1 . 11 . . WORK DONE ON HaHOA. trinail ' . Last year 18,340 1 REPAIR - ? eggs and 1JS5 were birds SHORT NOTICE ( 0 electric bells. sold and 2.2S6 chickens reared. I Physician's Out of 104 THE CROWN PRINCE electrical instrument r. birds exhibited at OF GERMANY AND HIS BHIDE. and maintained. and cose on 800 was reported in sales! 1 Illustrated Londrm Vetro Wm. T. Patv. 1048 A lakes Street THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER HONOLULU, JULY 11 X0O5. . - Moonlight Grand authority. BOOKS CLOSED. ARRIVAL OF TRANSPORT WARREN STOCK CALLED Of,

Board of Agricaiture and For- - WILDERS STEAMSHIP COMPANt, Concert Notice is hereby given that the stoct: estry. transfer books of wader's Steamship by the Co. will be closed from and including the 3rd day of July. 1905. to and In- cluding the 31st day of July, 1905. NOTICE OF INTENTION ' Y glV6n ww shares of the stock of Wilder Steara-MD- ER Honolulu THE SETTING APART ship Co. now issued and outstanding, OF CERTAIN GOVERNMENT are hereby required to be presented to the LANDS IN THE DISTRICT OF Treasurer of ths corporation for Symphony n - fUr.re"der and cancellation on August HTT.O AX-- nP ..r tt ti . t- whereupon the holders thereof: Society . INGS, CONCERNING SAID SUB shall receive their respective distribu- JECT MATTER. tive proportions of the capital prop- ft erty of said corporation, upon Its At the beautiful Waikiki grounds of Notice is hereby given that under the B. Castle. By order of the Directors. Mr. Jas. provisions of Chapter 2S of the Revised Dated Honolulu, July 3, 1905. Laws of Hawaii, a public hearing will S. B. ROSE, 15, be held by the Acting Governor of the 7146 Treasured Saturday, July ft Territory and the Board of Commis- sioners of Agriculture and Forestry, on QUARTERLY AT 8:15 P. M. MEETING. ft ft Wednesday, July 19, 1905, at 2 o'clock P. m., in the office of the Board of C. BREWER & CO., LTD. ft The regular ft Commissioners of Agriculture and For- quarterly meeting of the Admission 50c. stockholders of C. Brewer & Co., ft estry, on King street, in Honolulu, Is- Ltd, ft will be held at the offices of the com- land Of Oahu. to consider the setting pany. ft - - ' Queen street, Honolulu, on Wed- f-- ' i'u i. Ui tilt: gUV CI lllUCilL ILlUUa lUig nesday, July 12. 1905, at 9:30 a. m. Vaudeville i between the Lava Flow of 1S55 and the GEO. H. ROBERTSON, y j Manager. AT THE j jHilo-Hamak- District boundary line, Honolulu, July 5. 1905. 7l ft and between a line drawn approxi- - ft J mately parallel to the Coast from an ft . (elevation or aoout IVMl feet at the east DIVIDEND NOTICE. ft ZOO . end. an of 2000 to elevation about feet CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT west approxim- - ANT at the end, and a line TRUST COMPANY. ately along the top of the woods, la New Theatre, Corner California and Montgomery Good Singing, the District of Hilo, Island of Hawaii, streets, San Francisco. as a Forest Reserve. For the six months ending June Jt, Good Dancing, 1905, Good Music, ARMY TRANSPORT WARREN WHILE HAVING HER PROPELLER REPAIRED HERE FOUR YEARS AGO. A map and description of the said dividends have been declared oa - the deposits in savings land proposed to set a the department New Stunts. be apart as of this company as follows: On term With one of her propeller blades missing the United States army trans- will not be delivered until the follow- Forest Reserve are on file in the office deposits at the rate of 3 6-- per cen EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. port Warren came into port at 2:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon from Manila ing Monday. This would not be appre- of the Superintendent of Forestry, in Mer annum, and on ordinarv denosit 4 peri-h-abl- at the rate of 3 per per Commencing at 8:45 o'clock. ciated, more especially where e Honolulu, where they are open to the cent annum, and moored along side. Naval dock No. 2. The blade flew off about four nights free of taxes, and payable on goods are shipped. inspection of the public. and after ago while the transport was in the vicinity of Bird Island. Saturday, July 1, 1905. Admission to grounds and theater, No doubt this question has already At the said time and place all per- J. DALZELL BROWN, Whether or not the transport will to has not 25c. have remain here for repairs been discussed, and the Kahului Rail- sons who so desire will be given full "61 Manager. reserved seats in theater, 10c. Extra yet been determined. The vessel can steam to San Francisco all right, although road Co. will, in all likelihood, be able opportunity to be heard upon the sub- - her speed will be about one knot less than usual. If it is decided to make re- to cope with the situation. With the ject matter of this notice, and to pre-chan- ge DIVIDEND NOTICE. in steamer schedule, the First sent arguments, person, pairs here, the cargo of 2500 tons of coal, intended for the Honolulu army evidence and in . National Bank of Wailuku has an- - proxy, THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN-SOCIETY- quartermaster's department, can be utilized to good effect in depressing the by or by letter, either for or nounced that its doors will be closed against the setting apart of said lands . bow and elevating the stern so that the workmen can get at the propeller. 526 California on Saturdays at 1 o'clock, following as a Forest Reserve. street, San Francisco. For the half-yea- r ending June I. AAA About four years ago the Warren had a similar experience here. After the lead of the Honolulu banks in de- - S. II 1905, a dividend A. L. C. ATKINSON, has been declared at leaving Honolulu for Manila she returned in about two days' time with two during a half holiday on Saturdays. one-ha- lf 1-- t) STATIONER AND BOOK- - Acting Governor of Hawaii. the rate of three and (3 SELLER. propeller blades missing. Coal and pig iron were piled high on the forward SHIPPING NOTES. per cent per annum on all deposits, free Honolulu, Oahu, July 3. 1905. of taxes, payable on and after Satur- Fine stationery, tally cards part of the ship and all portable and heavy materials in the stern were removed, The Stanley cases be Dollar will 714G July 4, 5, 11, 18, 19. day, July 1, 1905. core system police and the "Correct" i This brought the stern out of the water and repairs were made without much heard in court today. GEORGE TOURNY. for all progressive games. difficultv. Customs Inspector Herman Dinklage 7151 Secretary. COMMISSIONER'S SALE. 1065 Fort St., near Hotel. i The Warren left Manila shortly after the Sherman on the present trip and leaves today on the Sherman to spend ! yearly on coaled at Nagasaki. While in the vicinity of Japan the Warren encountered his vacation the coast NOTICE. power the tail end of a typhoon, the same into which the Sherman ran near Formosa Dr. Cofer has received no word from Under and by virtue of the Washington about the opened bids for conferred by a Decree of the Circuit The remainder of the trip was without incident. i Notice is hereby given that the The Best Fountain Pen the quarantine wharf, etc. The wharf Court for the First Judicial Circuit, Quong Chang Co. of Kukuihaele, Coun- - I he arren is in command of Captain A. .. Ynlton, formerly marine piles will be encased in cement from Territory of Hawaii, signed and filed j ty made is of Hawaii, has made an assignment The best Fountain Pen superintendent at Manila, and at other times was on the transport Dix and. the harbor bottom up to protect them June 13th, 1899, in the cause of M. F for the benefit of all its ng creditors t Self-Filli- Pi-Dol- the Standard Pen. It - from the destructive teredo navalis. j Scott, et ate., in equity, vs. E. N. lar Ham-Youn- g comes as Egbert. Captain Walton was- surprised to find the Stanley Dollar in port. The the Von Co. and Chu Gem is clean and reliable and Tne Bennington got her flags Po, et als., the undersigned proposes of Honolulu. All pre- a boon to the business world. was formerly the army transport Egbert. Before that the Dollar was his p claims must be I. . all right. The flags were sent to the to sell at Public Auction, on Saturday, sented to assignees- - on steamer Missouri. She was the center of an incident at one time her career the or before HAWAIIAN NEWS Co , Ltd. in naval station early in the day aml the 15th day of July. 1905, at 12 August 8. 1905. which brought her captain into considerable prominence. The Missouri ran o'clock noon, at and in front of the 8, 1905. Pi were placed aboard the Bennington's Honolulu, July 7151 YOU G BUILDING STORE. Hou-- e Ha- - j across a German steamer which was foundering, and Captain Murphy removed launch when it arrived at the naval ; Court at Kailua, Island of wan, the passengers and crew to his vessel and brought them to London. The transfer dock in the evening. Captain Young lerntory ot Hawaii atoresaur IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE was accomplished under difficulties. Will nave tne proper natr to salute the 1111 Uluic fu'""11' mm. FOURTH CIRCUIT, TERRITORY 1 ana . uis-ther- e. Kartell Fmniftvmfnt Costa Rican government on arrival j woiunioa l situated in tne OF HAWAXL AT CHAMBERS The transport carries a number of through cabin passengers from Manila J Ha- - trict of North Kona, Island of IN PROBATE. and Nagasaki who were unable to get transportation on the Sherman. The The passengers of the ManchuriaAvill Aval5 Territory of Hawaii aforesaid, ly-n- ot vessel will be here about eight days. be delayed in landing at Honolulu. ' ma,ial of e Uaek of the Konri I Copany railroad, and mauka In the Matter of the Estate of Annie Office j The other officers of the' Warren are as follows: Edward Le Sack, first Major Guy Edie, the army surgeon. O. CHOI, Manager. ofSrthe Beach Lots: comprising in ail T. K. Parker, a Minor. K. officer; Murphy, second officer; H. traveling with the Taft party, will pass 1429 St., Honolulu. J. J. Arthur Dutton, third officer; J. J. twenty-'i- x .lots and being the sarm Nuuanu the passengers, and If there is no sick- - j engineer; G. loi-ate- Cooks, indoor servants, lawn boys, Hughes, chief J. Armstrong, first assistant engineer; B. Free, present report which are laid out and on Dia ness aboard will his to gram may Order of Publication a.id to Shew etc., ready for service. Neil, or Plan, which be seen.. n etc. second assistant engineer; John third assistant engineer; Thomas E. the boarding surgeon. This will at on A ppl!.:uti-- to I Mr. W. A. Wall's office, in Waity Cause Guardian's Adams, quartermaster 's agent; C. C. Cox. commissary; C. A. Wareiek, surgeon. greatly facilitate m itters. The Man- - Sell 74 King Real Estate. i- -; Block. St., Honolulu. Said sale The above illustration show the vessel when she was in port hnrin to hf monve.1 nlontrsirip nnvnl i Just received a new lot of Pan- - before having to be made by separate lots, and to the On reading and filing the petition of 2 on side. , her propeller repaired. The coal on the bow was used to depress bow. dock No. the Waikiki The lama Hats at the the ve'ssel will probably Alfred W. Carter, the guardian of Ihe Dated at Honolulu, T H., this 13th property of Annie T. K. Parker, & WORKING ON in they eic-h-t the day of arrival, giving the Taft CO. ALAKEA SLIP. until are about fpt 1905. GLOBE CLOTHING w party ten hours ashore. day of June, minor, praying for an order of sale of the surrounding country. about A. belonging to Ms 4 do Lord and Belser's big dredge Gover- W. WALL. certain real estate Hotel Street. We the best De- y Crowds watched opera- Commissioner under the aforesaid said ward, which said real estate is work in the city in cleaning and nor was put to actual work the dredging CONTRACTED CHRONIC DIAR- panamas. tions all day. The machinery worked cree of the said Court for the Fir;t situated within the Fourth Judicial renewing old in dredging the new Alakea slip, and RHOEA WHILE IN THE PHILIP- of well Judicial Circuit. Circuit of the Territory Hawaii, and by evening had worked in a good dis- - and the crews are taking hold" of PINES. consists of the following described the work in good shape. During tance beneath the flooring of the old the "While with U. S. Army in the pieces and parcels of land: the A KE KOMISINA. 1. 3112 Mail wharf. Black sand and mud were afternoon one of the dump cars, loaded Philippines. chronic diar- KUAI Land contained in Grant to I contracted J. P. Parker in Kaaoiki, Hamakuac dippers-fu- with muck, ran off the track, but with rhoea. I suffered severely from this mainly encountered. Two big l area 125 acres. one terrible disease for over three years j Malalo o ka mana i haawiia mai the assistance of of the locomo- Ma-kakuo- lo. were sufficient to fill each of the numerous Kaapuni 2. The land in Paauhau, Weha, tives was put back on and tried the prescriptions of ka olelo kauoha a ka Aha cars. A train of seven cars made up the track with- physicians, but found nothing that did ka Apana Hookolokolo Ekahi, Teritori Keahua, and Kalopa, within out much difficulty. J of I. P. a load for the locomotive. The stuff me any good until I tried Chamber- - 0 Hawaii, i kakauinoaia a i waihoia the boundaries of the lease S. to W. If, Irwin fill up The real dredging work will begin Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea ma ka la 13th o Iune, 1S99, ma ka hihia Parker and Parker is being carried into Kakaako to & July 1, 1886. of when the dipper encounters Remedy, two small bottles of which a M. F. Scott, a me kekahi poe e ae Company, dated lowlands, some of which will be filled the coral record in liber 101, page 175; total aret, sub-tanc- entirely cured me and I have since had e ku-- e ia E. N. e further inland. This is ma ke kaulike. ana the no return of the disease." Herman Pilipo, ame kekahi poe e ae. o ka mea 1074.50 acres. naraest material dredgers have to Stein; 212 N. Union Ave., PueWo, Colo- nona ka inoa malalo iho nei ke manao 3. The lands of Weha. Makaku'do f land 404MO-- meet. When the Bishop slip was be- rado, U. S. A. For sale by Benson, nei oia e kuai kudala aku, ma ka Poa-on- o, and Keahua, adjoining the described; 745.1 acres. ing dredged the coral had to be blast- Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii. ka la 15 o Iulai, 1905, ma ka hora area IVIEIM! 4. One-ha- lf Kalopa o ed out. 12 awakea ma a mamua iho o ke alo interest In the A BOOK FULL OF FACTS ABOUT As a result of Acting Governor At- - j 0 a Hale Hookolokolo ma Kailua, Crown Land held under lease known 0 ARTILLERY GOES TODAY. kinson's visit to the Settlement in the Mokupuni o Hawaii, Teritori o Hawaii as General Lease 101, on file in Publlo 1916; gunboat Bennington on Sunday, Su- - j 0iei0 rnuaia, i kela poe mahele apau Lands Office, expiring July 1, area About all of the baggage and equip- 1005.6 perintendent of Public Works Hollo- - 0 Holualoa Ahupuaa oia hoi o Holualoa acres. ment of the 2Sth 92nd companies 5. In Kalopa (K and way will at once go ahead with the 1 ame 2 e waiho ala ma ka Apana o The land described of non-lepro- us 8408 10 coast artillery, which have been sta- construction of the home for Mokupuni o Hawaii i L. C. A. to Kuhea, acres. Kona Akau. legal reasons tioned at Camp McKinley, been children of leper parents, for e waiho ana makai o ke alahao And set forth certain has why such real estate should be sold, stowed aboard the Sherman which there is a loan appropriation of o Kona Sugar Co. a mauka hoi o na and the to-w- it, appears would $6000. There are 70 such children at apana kahakai, o ka nui a pau loa he that it that it artillerymen will leave in the troop- Ho- benefit of the said minor Kalaupapa. The home is to be at iwakalua-kumamaon- o mau apana, a be for the ship for .1... .1 ..,.:. the coast this afternoon. All nolulu. oia no hoi na apana i mahelehe'eia a " oi " " proceeua im-rru-"i tfie officers who have been stationed i kuhikuhi ia maluna o ke kii e ike ia De SOia anu ine uiiimw be invested in some productive stock at Camp McKinley, excepting Dr. NOTICE. ana ma ke keena o W. A. Wall, ma Block, 74 Alanui Moi. Honolulu. or other investment. Baker, give way to the new comman- Waity heirs E hanaia no ua kuai la ma ke kuai It is hereby ordered that the dant, Major Van I.-- I. S. N. COMPANY. of said ward and all Vleit, and the officers pakahi ana i na apana, a e lilo i ka and next of kin persons In said estate of the two companies of the of Inter-Islan- d loa kela nme keia interested the Tenth The stockbooks the mea koho kiekie appear court on Saturday, Infantry, now in camp Navigation Co., Ltd., will be before this there. The Steam 12th day of August, A. D. 1905. at closed to transfers from July 11 to July Hanaia ma Honolulu, T. H., i keia la the Sherman sails at 5 p. m. today. 10 o'clock a. m., at the court room of 31, 1905. inclusive. 13 o Iune, 1905. and NEW MAUI S. S. SERVICE. C. CLAPP, A. WALL, this court in South Hilo. Island H. W. r,f Hawaii, and then, and Secretary. Komisina Malalo o ka Oie'o Kauoha i Torritorv WAILUKU, July 7. The people of ! show cause why an order should Honolulu, July 10. 1905. 7152 Olelo muaia o ka Aha Kaapuni o there this island are to be i granted for the sale of sai'I DR. MCLAUGHLIN'S ELECTRIC BELT FOR WEAK MEN congratulated on ka Apana Hookolokolo Ekahi. not be A WEAKLING BECAUSE the ne.w steamer service, which afford-- : estate. I KNOW THAT NO MAN REMAINS BOOKS CLOSED. no- overcome every indica- two . And it is further ordered that a HE WANTS TO; I am sure tnat you want to regular mails per week each way. published for at on you. I don't think the NOTICE tice of this order be tion of early decay that has shown itself With the new arrangement, mail by OAHU SUGAR CO., LTD. io:it thro consecutive weeks before big strong as a Sandow, ! man lives who would not like to feel as and the Mauna hearing, in Hilo to build upon Loa will reach Honolulu In The stockbooks of the Oahu Sugar meeting Board of Super - the said day of the and I know that if you have a reasonable foundation At a of the newspaper iu you time for reply by the boat leaving Ho- - Co.. Ltd., will be closed for transfers County Oahu, Terri- Tribune, a pionneu I can make you a bigger man than you ever hoped to be. I want visors of the of Commercial Ad- I you my 11 to July 15, both dates in- July 1. 1906, in Hilo, and the Pacific to know that, you who can't believe it, and want to have nolulu in the afternoon. It will also from July tory of Hawaii, held newspaper published in Ho- learned manly strength was clusive. office, Mclntyre Building, Hono- vertiser, a book, in which I describe how I that be a great convenien e for those vho their nolulu, the last publication to be not only' electricity and how I learned to restore it; also I want to tell W. FFOTUNHAUER. lulu, the following resolution was of- travel frequently, in. srn: h as sttam-er- s Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd. by said Board: less than lea days previous to the you the names of some men who will tell you that when they came Treasurer fered and adopted hear-ir-g. are going to and ; ore ;iian time therein appointed for said to me they were physical wrecks and are now among the finest fro RESOLUTION. specimens of physical manhood. twice a week. It rerrm t'louh a- - if Ter- by Board of Su- Done at South H'lo, Island and learn the truth about my argu- the merchants of Cenftal would Be it r?solv.d the 1, lf'05. I want you to read this book and Maui County of Oahu that ritory of Hawaii July ments. you are not as vigorous as you would like to be, if you not appreciate ihange pervisors of the (Signed) CHAS. F. PARSONS, If the to much. a'.l communications r qu'.rini: the con- vitality, prostatic trou- i. have rheumatic pains, weak kidneys, loss of All freight from Hoi oluln destined for Supervisors Judge of the Circuit Coui of the any of kind that unmans you, sideration of the Board of bles, nervous spelTs or ailment that ' County Fourth Circuit. if you would look into this Central Maui always copies by the Ka- - be addressed to the Clerk. it would assure you future happiness Approved: Attest, delay it, your best days are slipping by. hu'ui route, and With the newsched- - method of mine. Don't Signed) GEO. W. (Signej) closely sealed, free, if you send i smith. . If you want this book I seru it ule this freight will arrive at Kahului Chairman Board of Supervisors . S. LE BARON GURNET, this ud. on Saturday morning. If any of the i Clerk. ST.. Above Ellis, Attest: 906 MARKET ; (Seal) CARL ?. SMITH, dr. m. g. Mclaughlin, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. big A. H. Steamers are in port at Ka- - Fned) D. KALAUOKALANI. JR., 7152 Clerk County of Oahu 132 Attorney for Petitioner. fitClt'f0'fCii'CtttO tO-tOfOtOfOf- hului, the probability is that freight

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the attorney? for the guardian already Castle & Cooke, Ltd. Ml FRATERNAL MEETINGS. name and watching: the proceedings SOME CASES WA1ALUA are A. G. M. Robertson and J. f. IRAN HONOLULU. POLYNESIAN ENCAMP- while former Justice W. A. . MENT Whiting appears as associate counsel :OMMISSION MERCHANT! for the petitioner. Auctioneer, Etc. NO. i, L O. O. F. IN SUGAR FACTORS. ; RIOT CASE MUTE SALESROOMS RAPID TRANSIT DEFENSES. Meets every first and third FRIDAY 84-7-85- Kaahumanu St. Stt month 7:30 p. m., In Odd general denial is the answer of AGENTS FOR tion the at A The .fallows' Hall. Fort Street. Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Ewa Plantation Co. Wai te the The Waialua Agricultural Co., Visiting brothers cordially invited & Withington, in L the Co., tiled by Castle Baldwin Mehner's Will. The Kohala Sugar Co. A. Men Exhibit Their the ltn K. McGREW, C. P. Two the damage suit brought against the The Waimea Sugar Mill Co. F. goci' L. U LA PIERRE, Scribe. Mutual Telephone Co. and itself by The Fulton Iron Works, St. LovJs. Magoon and Other THIS DAY The Oil Co. A Wounds in Assault Goo Phee. widow of Chang lee long. Standard x, The George F. Blake Steam Pumpa, arra EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. for the death of her husband from Estates. Weston's Centrifugals. Trial. be L O. O. F. Case live wire? in the street. The New England Mutual Life Inor. Castle & Withington file a general Auction Sale ance Co., of Boston. ftelet HMts every TUESDAY evening at denial to the complaint of John King-- Judge Lindsay appointed H. The Aetna Insurance Co., of Hart Hon L street. on in Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Leong Chee was trial before Honolulu Rapid Tran- ford, Conn. itius ham against the $2300. as exe- - Visiting brother cordially invited to Schultze, under bond of The Alliance Assurance Co., of Th Judge De Bolt yesterday for assau't sit & Land Co. claiming damages for tb vtor of the will of Baldwin Mehner, Tuesday, July II, 1905, don. F. G. NOTES, N. G. with a deadly weapon on Chun Say. ejectment from a car. Cast L. L. LA PIERRE, Secretary. '.malia Mehner having renounced the AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. be f The weapon was a loaded revolver and YOUR GOOD KEEP LOOKS be i was alleged to have be?n trut as executrix named in the Will. I will sell REBEKAH LODGE, the assault APPEAL ADVANCED kiss PACIFIC The estate is valued at $460t of which Galv. Buckets, Careful attention to your NO. I. O. O. F. committed at Waialua on July 27, 1904. 5 cs. Straw Hats, teeta to t i, $2470 represents property and will do more to retain your beau- A. S. Humphreys appeared for the real the 10 boxes Yachting Caps. of a CASE etc. will 6 cs. Balmorals, Canvas, ty than any other thing you may Meets every second and fourth Territory, and J. W. Cathcart for the IK IMPORTANT rest stocks, cash, In the the Ti Thursday, at 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellow's 3 cs. Lace Canvas, men's; do. Have them examined and wife, besides being named as execu 10 pes. each all, Fort Street. defendant. It was stipulated at the Lining, made right at once. in-Sit- ed Lot Ferris Waists, Visiting Rebekahs are cordially late term that the trial might be hel l trix, is made the devisee for life and to attend. C. W. Ashford has filed in the Fed- 3 Pianos, (practice); EXAMINATION ALWAYS FREE. a jury in vacation. The trial three daughters are named as resid 1 HANNAH SMITH. N.G.. without eral Court assignments of error in the Koa Bed. Smil Sec'y. was not concluded yesterday. uary devisees. A of decedent 1 Koa Wardrobe, F. L. FEBOUSON, D. D. S., MARGUERITE B. MOORE, petition of Emma L. Kaipu for a writ brother In the course of the trial yesterday lives at Dorchester, Illinois. 1 Steel Range, 215 Hotel of habeas corpus to take her daughter Lot Crockery, Street. 1 1$ two witnesses exhibited gunshot Manuel Pedro petitions HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. out of the custody of the Board of Ferreira that Several Paintings. THE EXPERT DENTISTS. in legs received, as they of be granted istl L O. R. M. wounds the Health. The first alleged error was in letters administration Lot Carbon Paper (new), testified, in took place to on J HONOLULU I the riot that overruling the demurrer to the re Edward Watson the estate of Pictures, IRON WORJCfl every second fourth Canvas Hammock. x Meets sad at Waialua at the time stated in the pe- Manuel Pedro Ferreira, deceased, son SHTJRSDAY of each month, in L O. turn, the second in dismissing the ALSO COMPANY. charge. According to the story made of petitioner. The estate is valued at I l fk F. Hall. tition and ordering Maikala Kaipu re Cs. Pink Salmon, out by prosecution, was a $10,000, consisting Visiting brothers cordially invited ts the there to the custody of the Board of "a claim against Cs. Onions, "."' bee manded 1 Machinery, gambling game and, at a certain stage the Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Cs. Potatoes. V Black Pipe. Galvamlaal mm of Health and the third in having Pipe, Boiler Mm- eve T. D. STROUP, Sachem, to Tubes, Iron and Steel, - in it, a proposition was made divide Co., a Hawaiian corporation, for the gineers" 1! FARMER, C. R. ordered, rendered and entered judg Supplies. EDWIN the pot. This was opposed by the de wrongful killing of said deceased." F. MORGAN, Office ment in the case. JAS. Nuuanu street. Y fendant, who was running the game, Magoon was appointed AUCTIONEER. Works Kakaako. WILLIAM M'KINLEV This step in appealing the case to the John Alfred players undertook to by Judge Lindsay w-il-l ed and when the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, San executor of the LODGE, help he the gaming of T themselves left Francisco, is somewhat belated. Judge his late father, John Magoon with NO. 8, K. of P. room and got two pistols. One of out bond. w. w co. Dole, at the hearing some months ago, Mm these he handed to a friend, telling Judge Lindsay appointed John D. i Meets every SATURDAY evening at recognized important questions raised tow him to shoot up crowd, and the as of Llmltea 3:M p. m., in Harmony Hall, King the and tacitly signWied that he would Paris administrator the estate feci shooting Street. other he retained. Then the rather prefer that the case should go of Isaac H. Sherwood, deceased, under wh Visiting cordially invited ts began and was a warm time $200 brothers there up for review. Agreeable to sugges- bond. Merchant Tailors stand. sj a until the arrival of the police. The receipt for legacy release Auction Sale EDWIN FARMERS, C.C., tions he made on the occasion, also, and o. 3 E. A. JACOBSON, K. of R. & 8. a change has been adopted in the sys executed by George C. Allen, some- Waity Building, King St times known as George C. Fyfe Allen, 13, ANOTHER BATTLE tem of committing people to the Molo-- Thursday, July 1905, Phone Blue 2741 x, to S. HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. kai Settlement. the executors of the estate of AT 10 O'CLOCK A. II., C. Allen, deceased, for the- considera- OppotUt RATHBONE SISTERS. ELEGANT COLLECTION, consist- tion of one dollar in full satisfaction ing ot Th' every 2nd Monday, IN PARKER CASE American Meets and 4th at E LI of any and all claims arising under 38 Palms, 10 varieties; and Poraitn Luiiii Knights of Pythias' Hall, King street. BELLIES decedent's will, has been filed in 30 Pots Rex Begonias, Woreteada U visitors cordially invited to t-- the Th Circuit Court. 20 Pots Caladiums, biles 34 Maidenhair, Hanging M B.CL i All day long yesterday Judge Lind- Baskets, JAPANESE AND AMERICAH. Lul IDA TURNER. CANNOT BE FOUND 12 Climbing Begonias, O'BRIEN, M. RAC. for s GRACE of say's courtroom resounded with a All raised outside. Dry forensic battle over J. S. Low's peti- The sale takes place at Kapiolani and Fancy Goods An LODGE LE PROGRES DE Tests offer? tion for an order allowing $2000 on Patience Building, corner of Alakea and King Henrich Carl Schmidt has brought Manufacturers of Straw Hats. 0. bo L'OCEANIE. account of counsel fee and $570 of streets. cots suit for divorce against Marie Theresa Foi 3 4 1 i m tr t- i ON VIEW BEFORE SALE. IWAKAMI A jneeia iuc lost iM.vimu.jr it cau Schmidt, for the cause of desertion for The Most Patient Honolulu Citizen HOTEL Om work guardianship case. J. A. Magoon and STREET. Unloi Jfcmth, at 7:30 o'clock. In Masonic more than three years. ,The parties Must Show Annoyance at Times. Each plant numbered, Leave order corner Alakea and Hotel J. Lightfoot argued for the allowance, The rmple, were married January 15, 1902, and with clerk in charge. streets. Visiting Masons cordially in- and W. A. Kinney and S. M. Ballou Nothing spoil- - a good disposition. Co. ' lived together at Ewa from January Nothing 2 cited to attend. afiinst it. taxes a man's patience. CHIImaB FIeua the F. WALDRON, 23, 1902, to April 8, 1902. Thompson & Like any itchiness of the skin. JAS. F. MORGAN. Th Secretary. The opposition was partly based on Boquet Cigars demons are libellant's attorney. Re- Itching Piles almost drive you crazy. AUCTIONEER. and 1 O. BOCKUS. W.M. the claim that before any expenses All day it makes you C turn of summons is to the effect that miserable, MEAVBR LUNCH ROOMS by H were ordered paid there should be a All night it keeps you awake. B. HOI.T. . Th. libellee cannot be found, having gone Itch! Itch! Itch! with no relief. I. HONOLULU LODGE 616, hearing on the contest of Low's posi- ;o. i to foreign parts. Just the same with Eczema:. B. P. O. E. tion as "next friend" suitor on behalf Summons in the divorce suit of Ma-- Can hardly keep from scratching it. of the minor for the removal of her You would do so but you know it CO, Jas Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. P. O. T8 Del fnutp against Joe Philip is re YDEN HING mi; guardian. In reply it was contended makes it worse. Kf01 a will meet in their new hall, on Miller turned as unserved, as the defendant Such daily his every that the decision of the Supreme Court miseries are decreasing. 1. and Beretania streets, Friday cannot be found in the jurisdiction. It People are learning they can be WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR Th vening. of the United States on jurisdiction cured. is believed he has for the United Learning the merit of Doan's Oint- Auction Sale DEALERS. be h By R. -- order of the E. established Low's right to sue with ment. A!ak WJ HARRY H. SIMPSON, States of America," the officers say. 36-3- 8 North King St. Secretary. other things, as, even if he were now Plenty of proof that Doan's Oint- Ex: ment will cure Eczema or any Friday, 14, ANGUS, removed, someone , would have to be Pile. July 1905, GEO. H. E.R. PINEAPPLES TO THE COAST. Itchiness of the skin. appointed in his place to prosecute the AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, Use First Tropic Fruit Company's selected Frank Leibly of 326 S. Main St., COURT CAMOES, NO. 8110, charges duly entered against the guar- Wilkesbarre. Pa., U. S., says: I will'sell Tht pineapples, to any Express Office In the "It is Novelty Mills Stan A. O. P. dian. with much pleasure that I testify to THAT LARGE CORAL United States. Leave orders with B. O. and i INSTALLATION AND SOCIAL. The hearing will be resumed at 10 the merits of Doan's Ointment in cases AND STONE EXCELLENT FLOOR Clark, Wahiawa or P. C. Enos, at of itching piles. I suffered from Fal o'clock this morning. Associated with Wells, Fargo Express that Meets every Snd and 4th Office. torment.ng affliction for the past year. trous CALIFORNIA FEED GO., Agent per Tuesday of each month at I tri"j nearly everything that was rec- Warehouse j ommended to me and what I saw ad- A i 7:30 p. m., in San Antonio occupied by vertised, but I could get no relief. Fi- lately The California day ; Hall, Vineyard THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW Co., street. OF nally I procured Doan's Ointment. After Feed situate on Queen street, foot C. B. Reynolds & Co. 8tree Visiting brothers cordial- a few applications I was much relieved, of Nuuanu street. eers. ly invited to attend. and, continuing the treatment, I was Building is built of coral and HAWAII stone, with corrugated iron Very IMPORTERS AND Sta J. D. MARQUES. C.R.. CONTAINS: soon completely cured. I have felt roof. DEALERS IN orat no signs of that intolerable itching heavy rafters, beams, floor joists, floor- BUILDING MATERIALS: M. C. PACHECO. F.C. ing, iron doors, windows, etc. (tract since, and it is four months ago since DOORS, SASH, SHINGLES. tisen I used Doan's" Ointment. To say that To view apply Builders Hardware HONOLULU AERIE 140 at lowest rates. Lof I was delighted is only half expressing Alakea street, mauka Sailors' Horns. 1. The first Ka.me-hame- ha s. of b F. O. E. Constitution of The Constitution . my I recommend this of tho Ronnh enthusiasm. JAS. F. MORGAN, Whi.-i- III, 1840, including the pre- of Hawaii, 1894. remedy whenever the opportunity is Lew- - 9. state-th- e AUCTIONEER. COURTEOUS TREATMENT. . J Meets on the 2nd and viously issued Bill of Rights. The treaty annexing Hawaii to I presented. You may publish my United 1897, rnent any time and I can always be PROMPT ATTENTION. Fis 4th WEDNESDAY 2. The first laws of Hawaii, enacted States, at evenings of 10. Th Resolution of the Hawaiian found at 326 S. Main street, and will BEST QUALITY AND LOTS MOll aale- - each under (1833-1842- ), month at 7:30 o'clock in K. of P. Hall, Kamehameha III, Senate ratifying the annexation treaty, vouch for the same." .AT of si published together In 1842. 1897. for by and King street. Doan's Ointment sale all E0IS0LIDI1ED SOD! WATER Visiting Eagles are invited to at- 3. The law creating and principles .11. The Joint Resolution of Congress dealers; price 50 cents. Mailed by The 1KB Ha Drug Co., agents Ha- tend. guiding the Land Commission. annexing Hawaii. 1898. Hollister for the PHONE' MAIN TL horn M. ROSENBERG, W.P. 12. The In- waiian Islands. tent 4. The second Constitution of Ka- documents and procedure H. T. MOORE, W. Secty. cident to the transfer of the sovereign- Remember the name DOAN'S, and eyesi mehameha III, 1832. no ty and possession of Hawaii to the take substitute. Auction Sale T (THEODORE ROOSEVELT. 5. The Constitution of Kamehameha United States, 1S98; and the executive HENRY WRIGHT IjKlth V, 1864 SHIP AND Camp No. 1, U. S. W. V. orders of President McKinley, relating JERSEY'S SNAPPER Saturday, 15, 6. The Constitution of Kalakaua, to the government of Hawaii, issued FARM. July 1905. GENERAL BLACKSMITH, from 1887. during transition period between 12 In Department Hawaii. the Turtles Carefully Nursed Thare Un- AT O'CLOCK NOON. Rear of Honolulu Planing Mill, agen 7. l th date of annexation and the pas- - Meets every first and The Proclamation flnfl nr til They FORT STREET, A of the Organic Act, 1898-190- 0. Beach Imposing Siza, At my land salesroom, 857 Kaahu- third WEDNESDAY dent to ;see O. Will St the establ.shment of the Privo- - 13. The Act of Congress organizing Then Shipped Away. manu street. P. Box 823. Honolulu. Waverley Hall. sional Government, 1893. Fish, Visiting (Hawaii into a Territory, 1900. THAT comrades cordial- Philadelphia. Pa. New Jersey CERTAIN LOT OF LAND e'tree ly invited to attend. The boasts act passed by Congress creating a government for Hawaii 3f the biggest snapper Kewalo, being 4, COTTON BROS. & CO. this PAUL SMITH, Cmdr.. farm in tnt situate lot Number repeals and rorld, that grows the biggest snappers Block Number 1, Kewalo Lots, Hono- ESGINEERS AND GENERAL CON- K. R H. LONG, Adjutant. amends scores of civil and criminal statutes previously r that ever paddled about in a muddy lulu, portion of R. P. 5716, L C. A. TRACTORS. turr-- enacted by Hawaiian legislatures. creeK. The farm is at Tuckerton. 10603. Amei ' - i Plans and Estimates furnished for aU No In a shipment of snappers sent from classes of Contracting ceive man knows what is in the Organic Act except through Work. a :he farm and received in this city re- For further particulars apply Boston Block, : : : : Honolulu, ret the medium of an index. The previously printed copies SKETCHING FROM NATURE. of this law cently were several that were as iars-i- in use in Hawaii contain only 657 indexed subjects. the top of a small tub, and tha; JAS. F. MORGAN, weighed DRAWING AND PAINTING. index of the Organic Act in considerably more than 5i, AUCTIONEER. Th The the 'Fundamental Law of pounds. They YOKQMiZO Hawaii" indexed were consigned to a laup contains 1399 subjects and cross references. dealer at Front and Spruce Contractor for Stone an-- i Cement streets, ar.i. the le sold them all before noon. No other work on all kinds of buildings. Fire- klna of ilesa. fish, or fowl wood and second-han- d lumber for sala. d of D. Howard Hitchcock will receive is said to find so ready a market at this season Nuuanu Corner Beretania. Presi Hawaiian Gazette Company, Honolulu, T. H. snappers. ai 1211 pupils at his studio on Hotel Street, PHONE BLUE sione The Enclosed find turtles are very carefully nursed Brow sons of Fort. Special Summer herewith five dollars to pay for one I copy it the farm where they are raised A'! of the i are marked in infancy, nient Class now forming. Fundamental Law of Hawaii, which please send to and a record of Auction Sale John Ne iff thelr as s kept. Some chefs like i yearling snappers, 135 others prc-fe- r then Merchant S'reet. the l. Name. two. Saturday, July 15, 1905. three, or even five years old, while MACHINERY BOUGHT. SOLD AND Asso still others like the tender young ones AT 10 O'CLOCK A. IT, REPAIRED. habit :f about or WCGINEER'S AND BUILDER'S SUP- six eight months. The vear-ling- s ship CHOICE STOCK Address. are said to make PLIES. the best soup Wooden BLACKSMITHING. PERSONALLY SELECTED BY W. and a good, big one. wiI1 make enuugh Buildings B. Bellina four thoroughbred Durham ot it to serve a banquet. ICapt. bulls, of fine On lot siuate on corner of Emma HAT3 a number bred milch Cut this out and mail it to the Hawaiian Square FLOWERS, NOVELTIES AND fired cows and 600 thoroughbred chickens. Gazette Com- and Emma street, lately occu- Japs Lucky pied by D. P. Peterson. AT d fo Please call and inspect same at our pany, Honolulu, T. H., with $5 and the Fundamental Laws All Around. Kukui Street Stables. of A volcano has made Japan larger by Sale takes place on the grounds. CLUB STABLES, Hawaii will be immediately mailed to vou, postage prepaid. giving her a new island. The stars Madame Josephine's Tort, above Hotel St., Tel. Main 109. in their course are fWhtino- - .v, MILLINERY PARLORS, Japs. JAS. F. MORGAN, omi ' AUCTIONEER. 162 Hotel Street. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JULY 11, xto. 9 LOCAL BREVITIES. New Idea in MUSIC, MOONLIGHT Mr. Jams-- W. Girvin has entered New upon hi duties as librarian of the Process I Olive Oil SURF AND BREEZE Advertiser. One Only of Regular meeting tonight of Excelsior i each ' Gas Ranges Lodge, I. O. O F . Visiting brothers From Tree to Const mer ! cordially invited. ;n and Color in Saturday nisht will see a large por Chas. R Hemenway, trustee in Save Money tion of 'he local community traveling bankruptcy of W. C. King, was dis- charged by Judge Dole They possess ajklkiward, their destination being Imported olive oils are invari- that quality which j guarantees grounds of Jas. B. Castle, where Miss Irene Boyd Mrs. Lewers and ably adulterated. The label looks durability, convenience the child sail today on the Kinau for a and Low Gas Bills. J & jg concert of the Honolulu Symphocy honest but the contents are bogus. j t Sun the vacation of several weeks at the Vol- Very Shades, given. few olive oils are free from All ranges sold on easy terms. Jl t Parasols Society is to be cano. a mixture of cotton seed oil. A most attractive program has been C. J. Hutchins has received a cable We bring you a pure olive oil arranged, every number of which will gram announcing the death at Los An- purchased direct from the best geles C. olive ab- jje well worth hearing. Some of the of his uncle, J. Sheperd, on mill in California. It is new to his 61st birthday. solutely pure, wholesome and of Carriage elections to be rendered are 8110, most excellent flavor. The best Parasols are as notable from a ' Court Camoes No. A. O. F., Honolulu and meets this evening at San Antonio families are using it every day. musical standpoint as they are new. Hall at 7 o'clock sharp. There will be Just try a bottle. We know you will like The evening will be moonlit and the an installation service. All the latest Castle grounds, always beautiful, will High Sheriff "William Henry was on yester- PUEITA OLIVE OIL. be further beautified. Then there Will the Kuolau side of this island murmur of the reef tne day, inspecting the jails. He will re- AT. be the and turn some time today. of the sea breeze to tempt people j kiss Col. and Mrs. McClellan will not in the concert, and the combination leave on the Sherman. CoL McClellan of attractions will be har d to resist. has betn directed to await the arrival Hobron Drug Co. E. Tickets of admission, price 50 cents of the Secretary of War. W. JORDAN & Co., LTD. each, may be obtained at Ehlers & It is said that Governor and ilrs. Carter went Seattle to Mil and NEW SUMMER Co., Wichman & Co., Hobron Drus? to visit MILLINERY AT Mrs. Strong before they proceeded on Co., Hollister Drug Co., Benson & their journey to New York. Smith. The Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Asso- Miss Power's ciation will tender a banquet this even- - The Visit Of the Taft DartV ins at the AIexander Young Hotel in Millinery Parlors, Boston Building, LEADERS IN GAS Vw...... f I r . A ' ti t r , , RANGES local of week, j is the event the Kusakabe, who was on Fort Street. an arrested Maui It is uiiLuiiiiiiun for having part in the sale of a girl, COUNTY OFFICIALS OFFICE MEN was released by U. S. Marshal Hendy HARRISON MUTUAL and The dispensing or good yesterday under a bond in $1000. j The funeral of the late James Dean Sugarbrnn ASSOCIATION beer at tne CRITERION is an will place SAVES One-Ha- lf i take from the undertaking Has now 3,200, burled 137 Do you j has of its realize the satisfaction, economy every day event. parlors of H. H. Williams at 2:30 this Your Feed Bill, and the advan- members during the two and one-ha- lf tages there in ic hinnpninrr afternoon, the burial to be in Nuuanu Better Than Oats are using UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS, It rnmmnn 1 1 1 1 pears j- mem- iia -i ig,. since it organization. The GLOBE-WERNICK- ii yviiiiivii 1. eemeterv Or Barley and E BOOK-CASE- S for Horses bership fee will be $5.50 on and FILES? HOnOlUlU getS aiStingUlSn-- j j. raised to j. Dunne for complainant allows E. WALKER Agent. May 1, 1905. J. H. TOWNSEND, Your advice a the Eli-- e J that you are interested in these lines will ed VisitOrS OnCe in While. the defendants in suit of msa Secretary. 8 tha rCDXtumann against Whiting & Robin-- bring you our catalogs and full information. TKnlc rOI son, bill for accounting, time to plead ION'S special process the until July 24. town is served with a There will be an important special meeting and rehearsal of the Kameha-meh- a & feet glass of beer all Alumni Association this evening Pearson Potter Co,, Ltd. 7:30 o'clock.11 while. at All the members are P. O. Box 784. Honolulu, T. H. Phone Main 317. requested to be 'present. GR EAT o. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor, McBryde Sugar Co. directors have Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets. accepted the Bank of Hawaii's proposi- , tion to float the company's bonds, but all the preliminary details of the BISINESS LOCALS. cheme are not yet 3 concluded. The Alexander Young hotel corpora-io- n WHITNEY & MARSH, Ltd. The residence of N. Sachs may contest i.he constitutionality SPECIALS Lunalilo street is to let. of the new liquor law in its prohibition The Stockyards now have automo ol Pen hotel bars on Sunday which Sole agents for- - biles for hire by the day or hour. H County Sheriff Brown is enforcing, Lotted' a Hawaiian pol In pound-can- s The July number of --the Honolulu At Bale grocers. Times has been exhausted and the People's for by all druggists and the Store August number will be out in two Rust An Hawaiian-bre- d mare and colt are offered for reasonable. Address P. weeks, enough ahead of time to give ALAKEA STREET. sale its Editor. Miss Prescott, a vacation. O. box 542. Warner's Proof plating, polishing, The Board of Supervisors of the For nicked electric County passed work of all kinds, go to Guy Owens, of Oahu has a resolu- Union street. tion tu the effect that all communi- AND cations requiring the 'con ideration of The stock books of the I.-- I. S. N. the Board be addressed to the county FIRST SPECIAL Co. will be closed for transfers until clerk. the 31st inst. Tlve Kauai Republican County Com- Redfern Corsets The' Junction Saloon, corner of King mittee has put on record its regret at Closing Out Sale of Ladies' In all styles and Beretania streets, has been opened Governor Carter's resignation, its hope and makes, ranging in pric lrom by Harry A. Juen. that he will reconsider it and. in case 50c. to $5.50. , The stock books of the Oahu Sugar he does not, its endorsement of Henry "O STWUCHT hiOUt New line of dress ana waiKiucr s irts. 'o. will be closed for transfers from E. Cooper as his successor. Walking Skirts Jaly 11th to Ju.'y 15th. t Employees of W. W. Dimond & Co. Jas. P. Morgan, auctioneer, will sell were given their annual luau at Niu Five Gored Skirts with Straps on Gores in Black and Navy a miscellaneous lot of merchandise at on Sunday. About 45 enjoved the Cloth .., .$1.50 A his today 10. Drink for the Connoisseur. salesroom at feast. An orchestra out of the estab Five Gored Skirts Avith Fancy Stitching of Braid in B,lack and The best meals in town for 25c. can lishment furnished music. Manager Gray be had at the Lauhala Restaurant, Berndt and others made speeches 2.75 Alakea cori.er Hotel street. The Attorney General's Department Five Gored Skirts with Bias Stripes of Black in Gray Cloth 2.00 HERMITAGE-- Examinations always free at the is requested to furnish the Department Five Gored Skirts with Bias Stripes of Black in Navy and Black RYB AND BOURBON 1885 of Commerce Washington Expert Dentists, 215 Hotel street. and Labor. Cloth 2.50 inspection, which the First-clas- s work guaranteed. with a summary of the Territory's tax distillers to be Five Gored Skirts with 3 Rows Bias Ribbon The best fountain pen made js the ation laws. It is used in a volume around Skirt in W. A. GAINES & GO. Self-filli- ng covering data of all states and terri- Navy Cloth Standard Pen. It is clean 2.75 Have carried in the original barrels for years. and reliable. Hawaiian News Co. tories. Five Gored in 17 Flare Skirt Black, Gray and Brown Cloth 3.00 All False economy often proves disas- Arthur Harrison was yesterday of this rare whiskey has been bottled under their awarded the contract for setting up a Etamine Skirts with Deep Flounce and Drop Skirt 5.00 trous. Rent a safe-depos- it box for $3 supervision at the distillery warehouse and is guaranteed new tubular boiler at the Kaimuki Very Fine Fancy Etamine Skirts in Black and Navy per year from the Hawaiian Trust Co. 5.00 by the distillers. Price, $20.00 a case. pumping station at his bid of $139 the Black and White Dotted Alpaca Skirts with Deep Flounce 5.00 A fine upright piano will be sold to- other bids being $255 by John Walker, Not obtainable in bulk. day at the furniture sale at 1162 Young $310 by A. Sinclair, $316 by William Seven Gored Tucked Cravenette Skirts, Light and Dark Gray: . 7.50 street, by For sale by Fisher, Abies Co., auction- Dunbar, 4340 by Wm Abbey and $400 Five Gored Side Box Plaited Skirts in Navy and Black 5.00 eers. by J. Logan. , W. C. PEACOCK & CO , Stanley Stephenson, the home dec- - There will be a' regular meeting of Ltd. Of orator, at- Sole Distributors for tells how to improve the Court Camoes, No. 8110. A. O. F.. this SECOND SPECIAL tractiveness of the home in his adver- evening at 7 o'clock, for the purpose HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. tisement today. of installing officers for the ensuing Look in our window and see photos term. After the installing ceremonies Fashionable Shirt Waists at of buildings in the construction of there will be a social to which all mem- Which Golden Gate cement was used. bers of Camoes Circle and of Court I Lewers & Cooke. Lunalilo, are cordially invited to Bargain Prices to Close Out Fisher. Abies Co. will sell at their Neat Pattern Madras Shirt Waists, worth $1.00 at 40c salesroom, Wednesday, fantau pigeons of superior stock, also game chickens White Shirt Waists Trimmed 3 Row Insertion and Tucking, and office rails and partitions. Only Stock Collar 85c Have electricity installed in your White Lawn Waists Trimmed Good Insertion, Narrow and Deep home to your con- and read heart's Tucks $1.00 eHieaGSLu?88 tent without fear of impairing your 3 DAYS eyesight. Hawaiian Electric Co. White Dotted Swiss Waists, Insertion Trimmed 1.00 and over The Only Doable-Trac- k Railway between the Mis- TwoDays Six Take out a burglary insurance policy different styles Fashionable Waists, sizes broken, close out. . 1.50 souri River and Chicago. ith the Pacific Coast Casualty Co. It Waists that are good value for $3.00, going this week 2.00 FAST TRAINS DAILY. ill pay you, if only to secure freedom Morel THREE from worry. Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd., ALL BETTER NUMBERS EQUALLY REDUCED. VIA agents. SOUTHERN PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC AND A choice lot of household furniture On THURSDAY, our GIGANTIC CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS will be sold at auction today by the ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE WILL THIRD SPECIAL Leaves San Francisco 11 a. m. Fisher, Abies Co., at 1162 Young Overland Limited. VeStibuled. at CLOSE and the chance to obtain un- m. dally. The most Luxurious Train In the World. Electric Lighted street, near Piikoi. See list of same in exampled bargains will be gone. this paper. The Stock of Child- - Throughout. Double Drawlng-Roo- Sleeping Cars, Composite, Observa- balance of our tion, Buffet, Smoking and Library Car. Dining Cars, Meals a la Carta. K. Fukuroda. straw hat manufac- three days to Chicago without change. turer and dealer in Japanese and Less than American dry and fancy goods, has re- Days rens' Dresses at Big Reductions Eastern Express. VeStibuled. Leaves San Francico at 8.00 p. Last Dia-ln- ceived a very complete line of same by The Three m. Dally. Through Pullman Palace and Sleeping Cars to Chicago. g a recent steamer. will be marked by sensational reduc- White and Cold Cashmere Dresses, sizes 1 to 4, close out at $3.00 Cars. Free Reclining Chah-- Cars. tions in our stock of Girls' White Lawn Dresses, marked down at Atlantic Express. VeStibuled. Leaves San Francisco at U a THE MOLOKAI TRIP. $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, 2.50, $3.00 Dally. Standard and Tourist Sleepera. Ka-laupa- pa TABLE LINEN, The party conveyed to and from A lime of Misses Sample Wash Dresses, big value, $2.00 to 5.00 PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS by Bennington, through Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of everything. the NAPKINS, Girls' Wash Pianofores, sizes 1 5, closing out at 20e consist- to p a. p. c. the courtesy of Capt. Young, TOWELS, r. rttchie, q CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RT. ed of Acting Governor Atkinson, Health And Many Other Bargains on Special Show THIS WEEK ! BED 61 7 Market Steet, (P&lace Hotel) San Francisco President Pinkham, Land Commis- SPREADS. r . P. Company Agent. sioner Pratt, William Haywood. C. A. u Brown and A. Gartley. The Settle- on These lines must be cleared out and ment band entertained the visitors we have arranged prices so as to bring EMBROIDERED GRASS LINEN Sunday, they having been received at this about. L. B. KERR & C . Ltd. & the landing by the Kalaupapa Athletic Association. Partly to gratify the In- Shirt Waist Patterns habitants, who wanted to see the war- STARTLING ATTRACTIONS . . . . ship shoot, partly to redeem a Jl. and will be offered every day until the sale Lando Fine Cotton Kimonos friendly threat to "Governor Jack." ends, an idea of which may be gleaned Our Belts (Suspenders Trunks Glovei Capt. Young had a salute of 17 guns by inspecting our show windows. bright Also many Spring Hanck'fs and Under- - Beautiful colors. other fired as the Acting: Governor embark- - Neck. New Goods, d for : home. Summer wear Duck Valises wear R. DRY GOODS CO. Local Democrats are planning the I imi Stock Hats Pants Shirts Etc. Nuuanu Street, lJe.i:il entertainment of Democratic LIMITED CA VPfH TQAQ f Members of the Taft party. FORT AND BERETANIA STS. 1054 Fort Street, I. O. O. F. Building and 152 Hotel Street. N Just Mauka of Holef1 PACIFIC COMMBRClAi, ADVIKHSEK HONOLULU, JULY 11, 190 10 Tffll HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANIF BEftLTY I8KTI0HS Canadian-Australi- an Royal Mall Line Honolulu, July 10, 193. Halstead & Co. , Ltd Pacific Railway Co. Steamer running In connection with the Canadian Ham. or capital. vn. Bid. Al 1905. stock, STOCK AND gtti at Honolulu on or about the following dates: Entert-- for Record July 10, BOND a ttsTTIATjI A FOR VANCOUVER N Hayselden t Kin Choy CL t ixja. 1. m- ti a A Hncinm run s 1905 C 0. Brewer A Go 11,000,000 100 1905 Matsuoka Alanturo to K Kubo 0UOA&. .JULY 26 et B s 5.000,000 30 J JULY 29 ; MANUKA al MIOWERA 23 S 10 T P Water- - Sw. Agricultural.... 1,200.000 ID0 26IAORAXGI ..AUG. Mary Corbett Fred Saw. Oom.ASagarOo. 2,112, 100 3LANUKA AUG. 20 7K Z REPT. 23 MJOWERA .SEPT. house PA dawalian Sugar Co. J 2.000,000 20 and Europe D W "orbett to Fred T P Water-- . Hononn 760,000 100 LOANS NEGOTIATED. troughtt Yickts 'issued 'to all points', in Canada. United States donokas J 2,000,000 20 hous PA FOR an Haiku 800.0(0 100 & CO., LTD. to Jessie Fernan Kanaka 500,00 30 Memben THEO. H. DAVIES Nunes FemanJes Honolulu Stock aai Wum dez A L KJhel Plan. Co., Ltd.. 3,500,000 50 AGENTS. i pahulu 180,000 100 Exchange. GENERAL. Jessie Fernandes to Cnsvina Fer- - goloa 600.000 100 nandes A. L SlcBryaeSug.CO., Ltd. 1,500.000 aO RENT OahaSasarOo 8.600.000: 100 5-W- wf to Jessie Co-- & Oriental Nunes Fernandes and Onomea.... 1,000,000 20 BUILDING 5 Mail S. S. , Occidental Fernandes . . D Ookala 500.000 30 FOR SALE Lot hcific Olaa sugar Co.. Ltd... 5,000,000 20 and comfortable Jessie Fernandes and wf to Cristina Olowala 150,000 100 house; mosquito proof; hot i- Furnished Cottage, Nuuanu 40.00 and coU Co. Fernandes - St..$ Paauhaa 8agPUnOo. 5,000,000 50 water, etc.. Kinr.n tr S. S. Pacific 500.000 100 t port Nancy L McStocker and hsb to C Lunalilo Street 50.00 b0 COOi companies will call at Honolulu and leave this Pais 750.000 100 iro reJdence on Prospect Steamers of the above Spreckels & Co M 1246 Kinau Street 30.00 Pepeekee 750,000! UK 150 1 OR LEASE-- 22 acres, WahhLwfctfc. or about the dates below mentioned: Hill Land Co Ltd to Hawaii Pioneer 2,750,000 100 158 Registered m Halai 1231 Avenue 25.00 4,500.000 100 warrants purchased. 1 Mr Matlock Walalua Asrt. Co FROM SAN FRANCISCO. . 14 Mill Co Ltd L Kanaka 700,000 100 ... 1901 Young Street 20.00 huhaku, financial Ann, 'SjtyULY 28 S Kato to Olaa Sugar Company Wailuku Suirar Co SIBERIA Ltd CM 20.00 Scrip 85,000! 100 MONGOLIA AUGUST 8 Alexander Street So?tic ::::::::: to Olaa Sugar Company Waimea Sugar . . 125,000 IOC 45 augtt AUG- - 18 H Fujioka 20.00 Mill. CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S 23 CHINA Ltd CM Xuuanu Street SIBERIA . SEPT. 1 SEPT. 2 DORIC Ohaje to Olaa Sugar Co MlSCBLLABBOCI MONGOLIA K et al nter-IsUn- d 8. 8. Co. 800,000 100 New York Ltd CM aaw. nu c trl C Oo to Su H. K. T. A L. 500,000 100 105 For further information apply E N Pake and wf to Onomea CO., Pd 100 M . K T. AL.OC. 0.. & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. gar Co Ltd FOR SALE OR FOR LEASE. MctnalTel. Co 1,000,000 180 87! Bark Foohng Suey sailing from H HACKFELD C 150,000 New Joseph Coekett et al ito Brewer O. K. A L. Co 4,000,000 an York to Honolulu on or & Co D HIloB B.OO ft about Sept. 15, 1905. Ltd Residence of W. M. Graham, Green St 1.000,00 FREIGHT. mm n 1 Joseph Coekett et al to C Brewer BOBM. TAKEN AT LOWEST RATES. & Co Ltd I (Furnished). Saw. Ter., 4 p.o. (Fire For freight rates apply to port Lahela K Hookano to Onomea Su- uiauni) CHAS. passenger steamer, of this line will arrive and leave this flaw. BREWER & CO., The fine gar Co L Terrl.., 4Jp.c... 27 mw. wot-i- up. 0 'icox Kilby St., Boston, or hereunder: E Thompson and wf to Fred APPLY- - OaL A FRANCISCO. James Haw. Sug. Eef, C. & FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FOR SAN Harrison D Co. 6 p. c 100 BREWER CO., LTD., Jul 19 p. o JULY 1 aTjAmeda Albert N Campbell Tr to Gaston J Haiku lws Honolulu iLAMEDA SONOMA JULY 25 aawn.Coml.4 Sugar 6 p.c...- - KERRA JUY AUG. S Boisse . . . AM HENRY WATERHOUSE Co. 102 August 4 4T.AMP.nA Helena Baptiste to Mary A Kalo-- Hawaiian 8nar 8 n. o 102; Alameda Hilo K. B. Co.. 8 D. 0.. aamaikai i D TRUST COMPANY, LTD. HOD. R. T. A L. Co., 0 p. 0 Seven-roome- d with ,h. Kanaka 6 p. 0. cottage in Palama back In 1905. clon Recorded July 1, o. B. A L. Co., s p. 0 of Kamehameha Schools; 3 bedroom-$12.0- 0 in tie United State., and from New Corner Fort and Merchant Street., uanu sugar Co., 6 p. 0.. ioi per month. ports. J E FullertOn by agt to R A Lucas, Olaa 8ugar Co., 8 p. 0 98 Two cottages ?:r'rnl.rrby any steamship line to all European Honolulu, Hawaii. Pala 8 p. 0. 102 on Bruce Lane, $10.00 par York L; pc land, Wailoa Rd, Hilo, Hawaii. APPLY TO Pioneer Mill Co. 6 p.o. 103 month each. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, 12 yrs at $100 per yr. B 273, p 136. Paialus Ag Co.. 6. p.c ioiy'ioi Premises on King street, opposite Ka-waiah- ao W. G. IRWIN & CO., LTO Dated June 22, 1905. ,BitJliLj church four cottages 'mm " 'r' C Bur- - r: and " " "j fSSSSS F Wundenberg and wf to Ida Rosenstock, wife Exposition Commis-ione- SESSION SALES. large house, $45.00 per .ULjii'ifmw'i nette, D; lots 24 and 25, King St tract, month. R. J..Gurvine, Coms'y Sergt.; (Morning Session.) Residence lots for sale on reasonable imerican-Hawaiia- n Steamship Company, Honolulu. Oahu. $1S00 B 2 p 21a Mrs. Gurvine; A. Nickle, Sergeant, terms. Dated June 26, 1905. R. L. Hirst, None. and Honolulu via IIosp. Corps; Mrs. Nickle; Lots at Puunui, Nuuanu valley, KahV Direct Monthly Service Between New York Hutchinson Sug Plantn Co to Wm G Capt. 12th Inf.; Miss Comba, daughter SESSION SALES. hi, Waikiki, Kapahulu. Pacific Coast. Irwin. P A; special powers. B 274, p Genl. Comba, retired; Miss O. Comba, 1SL 14, 1905. (Afternoon Session.) NEW STEEL STEAMERS Dated June daughter Genl. Comba. Apply to W. W. THE SPLENDID Mrs Mary K Smith to Mrs Lucy 10 O. R. & L. Co., 77.50, CHAMBERLAIIL - ,TTTT And each month thereafter. room 206 Judd building. Rice, D; por R P 1149 and bldgs, Ku-kua- u, VESSELS IN FOBT. WOM TT Vin Freight received at Company's wharf. SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. VI o COAST. Hilo, Hawaii. $100. B 272, p 217. ARMY AND NAVY. Greenwich street. Dated June 22, 1905. 10 Haw. Sug. Co., 34.50. 8AN D E Wilson and wf to Joseph R Gas-pa- r, U. S. S. Iroquois, Niblack, Pearl Har- For Sale -- or HONOLSoTO por 14 5706, Kau-man- a. bor, July 4, i::::::nil times at the " D; lot of R P LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED Hilo, Hawaii. $125. B 272, p U. S. A. T. Sherman, Bruguerre, Ma- 41st utraet. South S. Nevadan July STATES WEATHER BUREAU. Company's wharf, s 219. 28, 1905. nila, 8. ' Dated June July Lease atmoklvn. Joao Chaves to U. S. A. T. Warren, Manila, July 10. - TACOMA TO F Joao Fernandes, ROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- FROM SEATTLE AND Rel; 8, Waikamalu, Huo, Alexander Young Building, Honolulu, SAN FRANCISCO int in lot MERCHANT VESSELS. LULU DIRECT. HONOLULU, via Hawaii. $800. B 199, p169. Dated June Monday, July 10. A. B. "Wood Homestead on Nu- S- S- &n July - - 27, 1905. Archer, Am. bktn., Lancaster, San NebYaskan... S? uanu Avenue. lNNefraKan:::.::.: August S. S. E N Pake by afft of mtgee to Ono- Francisco, July 7. THERMO. 55 5" WIND NewcaaUe, f SB 3 & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. mea Sugar Co Ltd, Fore Affdt; 2 acr Charmer, Am. bk., Slater, 5 c2! For particulars apply to H. HACKFELD 1-- 2 19. land, Volcano St, Hilo, Hawaii; June 7 2-- : S 51 2 MORSE, 65 Coronado, Am. bktn., Potter, San Fran- int in acr land, Onomea, Hilo. Ha- 3 a s? g 3 S S THE WATERHOUSE CO. OJ Gffi 1-- 7. iLMMaMMWM 2 65 cisco, July waii; int in acr land, Puumoi, : P : : : ft : 932 271, 167 John Currier, Am. sp., Murchlson, New : : : nl: : Fort Street. Hilo, Hawaii. B p Dated j j j f June 29, 1905. castle, July L New- - '20 95' Transfer Co. T K Kupukupu and wf to Church of Landskrona, Br. bk., Staratt, 1000 79 71 75 .41 80 6 N .... Professional Pacific Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints atty castle, June 21. Gards CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. 1601 129 96( 84 74 79 02 66 2 MB .... WILL of Tr of. D; int in R P 3508 kul 3731. Matthew Turner, Am. sc., Jensen, New save you money. castle, July 5. IW2 29 P3. 88 78 80 .01 75 8 ATTORNEY-AT-LA- ship your goods and Laiewai, Koolauloa, Oahu. $210. B si .... W. We pack, haul and sp., , , 272, p 220. 1905. Marion Chilcott, Am Williams, J t 11: Dated June 29, 1903 80 00, 81 78 17 .14 68 7 VM PHILIP L. WEAVER. Dealers in stove wood, coal ana Kinoimgs. Monterey, July 6. Law 2 j Merchant street. Cases In Main 58. Olympic, Am. .bk., Evans, San Fran- 1904 (29 91 8 78 78 02 60 2 MB . raal Brick Warehouse, 126 King Street. Phone eny not accepted. Storage in cisco, July 3. j UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST 1005 SO C6; 82 72 77 T (4 3 nb 7 Restorer, Br. cable a.s., Combe, Mid- 29.9al ! way I., April 24. Avge 62 73 78 10 70 4 MB .... DENTISTS. - . r-- .-.11 . T .1 Mc- - A. B. CLARK, T "f Tfti tin L. O List of remaining Stanley Doll , Br. s.s.. Bruce, Yoko ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, D.D.S.. room 311 Boston J. v AiOrgan, rn:uc, o- .- letters unclaimed Building. r,. M.. Vrank ' hama, zi. 71Bl L,ar. Secretary; A. F. Clark, Treasurer; in. for week ending July 8, 1905, at the June Section Director Manager. St. Katherine, Am. bk., Saunders, San Hustace. Honolulu Postoffice: Francisco, July 8. CONSULTING CHEMIST. lAstscOO-eo- lr Co., Allwein. Mrs Geo Mnssie, Miss J Classified AdYcrtlscmcBts. ERNEST E. HARTMANN. Sugar THE MAILS. pert. 303 a, I) li AYM B N 63 Q,ueen Street. Brown, G J Mejdell, J Boston Building. P. ft. ! following Box 154. DEALERS IN l'.rown. Harry Moore, Mrs Mails are due from the WANTED. COAL. Duncan, A L Morrow. Miss points as follows: FIREWOOD, STOVE and STEAM Fountain, Miss Mabel BY ADULTS only. furnish- INSURANCE. 295. San Alameda. July 14. A Black Sand. Telephone Main H K O'Brien W P Francisco Per cottage on THU MUTUAL Colonies Sonoma, July 25. ed high ground. Address LIFE INSUJtAJH Galagher, Mrs Renwick, Mrs Per 46, CO. OF NEW Miowera, July 29. No. at Advertiser office. 7125 YORK. Hattie John Victoria Per . B. ROSE, Agent : : : 14. Grimwald Richard, Mrs An- Yokohama Per Coptic. July Branch of-- BY UNIVERSITY graduate with Harvey, Mrs Nel- nie Malls will depart as follows: highest MUSICIANS. lie Richard, David references; position as Tutor Co. Ilustace, Peck Co., Ltd. Per Coptic, July "4. or Ad- HUGO HERZER Teacher Singing; Union Express Hawaiian Catelle Smith, Mrs Helen San Francisco Teacher in private school. of Manchuria, July 14. Tutor, 7150 corner Beretania and Miller or Queen Street. Co Ltd Spencer, N Yokohama Per dress this office. Sts., 63 Mrs Sierra, July 26. Bergstrom Music Co. Herrick, Jas Watts, Mrs Colonies Per Having baggage contracts with the following steamship lines: J Victoria Per Manukji, July 26. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Le Clair, Capt (3) FOR SALE. Oceanic Steamship Co. McBride, G S Ward, Miss E W TRANSPORT SERVICE. OCULIST AND AURIST. Steamship Co.Toyo Kalsen Kaisha Steamship Co. OR. WM. G. Occidental & Oriental McBride, G 2) HAWAIIAN-bre- d ROGERS Rooms $$ L Crook, Francisco. mare with fine colt. art check your baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble McCarthy, at San K Young building. Phot Mala U. We Wm Meade, at San Francisco, fitting out for Price reasonable. Address P. O. Box si checking on the wharf. JOSEPH G. PRATT, service. 542. 7152 phBo raoving Postmaster. Solace, at Manila. ana Lawton, at Manila. A GENTLE saddle horse; fine rider; KAIMLKI Telephone Main 86 perfect pet. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Sheridan, at Manila. For sale with saddle and LOTS se Sumner, at New York. bridle. Selling on account of depar- ON THE RIDGE, CURBED THE PACIFIO METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Kilnatrick. at New York. ture. Communicate with W. Spencer AND CLEANED. Issued by the U. S. Weather Bureau ARRIVED. ! McClellan, at New York. Bowen, this office. 132 75X150 FT., 11,250 Commerical Advertiser Office Every Sunday Morning. Monday, July 10. Thomas, at San Francisco, repairing. SQ. FT. EACH. ! I WIND Logan, left Honolulu for Guam and O Schr. Concord, "Ulunahele, from Hilo, THBBM. og j FOR RENT. Jtntered at the Post Office at Honolulu, 7 a. m. Manila, July 8. Magnificent I I View i S ONE of Peck cottages on Vineyard T. second-clas- s mutter. ifl 2 s Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, from Lahaina, Dix, at Seattle. the H. as street. Six rooms. Enquire No. Haiia, Kahului, Kawaihae and Homa-ku- a Buford, at Manila. at Easy installments, no Ap- - 297 Vineyard 7148 interest. gru g ports, 5 a. m., with 52 Sherman, in port, sails for San Fran- street. ply SUBSCRIPTION RATES: h g head cattle. id in U. S. A. T. Warren, Barneon, from cisco today ' ! Year $12.00 8 2' 80.02 l 80 71 T 68 7 MB 8 Manila and Nagasaki, 1:13 p. m. Warren in port from Manila. COTTAGE No. 1112 Keeaumoku street. M "ue If i iQ 02 80 9 03 7t 7 Mk 10 W. MINTON. ' Inquire of H. W. Green, No. 133 Mer- MX Months T 4 30 01 81 H9 12 62 3 MB 10 DEPARTED. OVERDUE REINSURANCE. 26 N. KING ST. Advertising rates on application. W 5l 29 9i 8') l .00 62 5 nk U chant street. 7146 r 61 20 98 1 77 I 70 04; 68 7 nk 10 Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Kauai Reported July 1. K 7 29 4 81 71 OOi 6S 1 MB 13 ports 5 p. m. 97 IT YOU INTEND TO 8 8 SO tO 80 ; 69 22 78 10 KB 5 American schooner Honolulu, days A LARGE airy furnished room at 1124 HAVE A HOME Published every morning except Sunday Schr. Moi Wahino, for Honoipu and' from Shanghai for Puget Sound, 70 per Adams Lane, suitable for one or two NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. II 4 p. m. by the Note: Barfemeter readings are cor- Kohalalele, cent. gentlemen. Helen's Court. 7119 Just a few more pretty lots Schr. Lady, from Koolau ports, 5 British Chipperkyle, 8" days from with a magnificent GAZETTE CO.. LTD., rected for temperature, instrumental bark view in Nuuanu HAWAIIAN m. ! 45 errors, and local gravity, and reduced P. Newcastle for Valparaiso. per cent. COTTAGE on Fort Lane. Apply Tract (the healthiest and coolest su- xn Holt Block, No. 65 South King St. to Am. s.s. Argyll, Munroe, for San : at burb sea level. Average cloudiness stated Mrs. Caroline Clark's, 1429 D, Fort of the city), which I offer A. W. PEARSON. Manager. in scale from 0 to Francisco, 8 a. m. , appp.at. per lot $250 io. Direction of wind awiniu CAtiRrr.n Lane. Tel. Blue 3821. 7116 for and up on small month is prevailing direction during 24 hours SAIL TODAY. ly 1 installments, or on any terms you ending 8 p. ROME, July A swallow has been at m. Velocity of wind ; may wish u Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Honokaa . COMPLETE set bound volumes Plaat- - to have. average velocnv in miles per hour. --USBU 1 - Two and Kukuihaele, 5 p. m. ers' Monthly. 22 vols., 1882 to 1904. nice Kewalo corner lots oa LAND CO. ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, Stmr. W. G. Hall, Piltz, for Kauai Island of Porto Longone to carry a re Kapiolani street, $650.00. flAILWAY& Section Director, Uniform binding: full sheep. Price ports, noon. titioh to the minister of justice. Sig- - 1175.00. Address P. M care Gasette Some beautiful Kaimukl lots all TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and nor jachola k?ner of the Camp light- - Co. cleared and ready for building at $47$ way ports, noon. per lot ot 15,000 square house on th(i Island of E;ba. captured feet. Terms TIME TABLE 2 2 5? 22 Stmr. J. A. Cummin?, Searle, for $50 per lot down, balance in small 5s , the lMrd not from the spot where October . IMfc Koolau ports. 7 a. m. fir OFFICES FOR RENT. monthly installment WITHOUT IN Stmr. Likelike. Naopala, for Molokai, Napoleon Bonaparte himself was at Ira-pro- TEREST. H. OUTWARD. 55 x f .? 5 f I Sg THU STANGENWALD," only of J SCHXACK. Maui and LanaJ ports, noon one lime held practically a prisoner. No- office building in eity. Walanaa, Waialua, Kahuku and H 111 p m a. in p. in U. S. A. T. Sherman, Brugierre, for p. m. k 10 ;l.u5 1 3 ticing a scrap of paper which was at- - TIME TABLE LAUNCH C. S. Way Stations 9: 15 a. m., 3:20 p m San Francisco, about 5 p. m. way I 11 12 i1! 1 5 7 to one of feet RESTORER far Pearl City. Ewa Mill ana 07 5.IT5 6.45 1 V tacked its he removed NOTICE. m., H J U 1 C5 1 7 5.b9 8 18 5.26 PASSENGERS. Stations 17:30 a. m., 9:15 a. am.; 6.45 1.59 it, and found it was a letter written by The C. S. Kestore launch leaves the 2 : 15 3:20 p. m., Arrived. U:W a, m., p. m., 13 1 52 19 5.26 6.45 2 8 Brewer's Boat Landing daily ths p. Per S. Army transport Warren, Bruno Cataldo. who stated that he at p. m., t9:30 p. m., tll.lo m. i5.26 0. 45 3 41 C I following h urs uDtil notkat 14 2 3) 2 0 7.18 9 Ml from Manila and Nagasaki: Through had been wrongfully convicted of mur- have removed from the Campbell further INWARD. 8 15 3 2.0 i.45 4.37 Block to the corner of King and Bethel 9:30 a. m. j for San FranciscoMrs. F. D. Web- der ?nd that he had been in prison (33 up-stai- rs. Wai- 16 3 55. 2 0 streets King street), 11:00 " Antra Honolulu from Kahuku, i ster, wife Capt. Webster. 20th Inf.; 1SS5. a. m., 5:S1 I since It added that the swallow, 132 E. G. FERREIRA. 12:30 p. m. alua and Waianae 'SG M 171 30 1 fl 9 Mrs. F. S. Bowen, wife Lieut. Bowen. 4 4 08 30 V 35 .115 27 6.44 7 39 having entered through the grating of 2:00 V 8a. 2Cth Inf.; Mrs. G. W. Williams, wife " Full moon July 16 at 5:00 a. m. his cell, Cataldo had attached the ap-p- aj 4:00 ' Ewa Mill and U. Lt.-Co- l. arrrre Honolulu from Times of the tide are Captain S. Navy: J. W. to its foot, hoping might FOR RENT. City t" :46 a. m., 8:3C a, m., taken from the Hanney, Mrs. Hanney; that it 5:00 Pearl United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- Mrs. W. E. be forwarded to the minister of justice a. m., 1:40 p. m., p. m., Cass, wife "'otU. 1". S. 6:30 l:t vey tables. Surgeon, A.; Miss or to the kir.g. The letter COTTAGES ON FORT STREET, 15 7:45 1:11 P. m., 7:S0 p. m. Bainbridge; Mrs. B. Clayton, has been " The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur F. wife transmitted by Signor Jachola to the minutes' walk from Postoffice. adjoin 7137 Dally. Q. M. Dept.; Easter-broo- k, about one hour earlier than at Clerk Mrs. E. P. department of justice, and the minister ing The New Era. For terms apply Sunday Excepted. wife Chaplain, Arty. Corps; Mr-- . t of justice has ordered a thorough ex to Mrs. Henry Smith, on the premises Sunday Only. Hawaiian S. M. Kochersperger, wife Major Phil. ur standard time is 10 hours or to Henry Haleiwa, Limited, a two-ho- amination Into the case for the pur Smith, Judiciary Building "HOW GROW." Th 30 minutes slower than Greenwich Scouts: E. J. Bloom. 2d. Lt. 4th Inf.; pose Also SAVINGS ItalB, leaves Honolulu every Sunday, time, of determining whether the pris being that of the meridian of 157 A. W. Chase, Capt. Pay Corps, U. S. oner's declarations FURNISHED ROOMS at N?w at t:tl a. m. Returning arrives in Ho. degrees C. 'Dept.; of innocence have the Our little booklet with the above thirty minutes. The tim whin. A.; F. Connolly, Clerk Sub. any foundation Era rates are now very Batata, at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stop tie blows 1:30 p. A. In fact. reasonab'e. title free for the asking. at m., which is the C. Warwick. Contract Surgeon, U. Cottage or rooms availa- aty at Pearl City and Waianae. same as 0 vacant are Greenwich. hours 0 minnte S. A.; Acting Surgeon Warren; Mr. ble as entertainment rooms to those FIRST AMERICAN SAVING AND m r. DENISON, F. C SMITH. Sun and moon are for Wm. family Capt. EXAD THU local tins for Wallace; Harrison, ADVERTISES domiciled on these premises. Apply as TRUST CO. OF HAWAII. LTD. apt. O. P. 4 T. A, tns whole group. Commissary, U. S. A.; Mrs. C. W. WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. above. 71 49