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VOL. XXXIV. HONOLULU, 11. I., FtiliKUAItY II, 1SD0. SKMMVKKKI.Y. W1I0I.K No. 2010 DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR 1898

In accordance with Section 58, Act LI , Session Laws of 1896, the following List of Delinquent Taxpayers is hereby published, and comprises the Delinquent Taxes or the FIRST DIVISION AND DISTRICTS, as indicated, including Real Estate, Personal Property, Carriages, Carts and Drays, Dogs and Personal Taxes assessed and remaining unpaid for 1898, with 10 per cent, penalties and the Cost for Advertising, as the Law provides.

102 Clark, Mrs. Jane 30 20 205 Huka, Henry 7 20 309 K.utiaino nnil Kalee 1 60 414 KanlkanllioA (w) .... 4 00 617 Kclllaa, Ester 3 90 103 Cabral, Joaquin 31 15 206 Hlgashl 8 20 .110 Kaulu-a- , II 2 90 415 Kalua No. 2 1 70 618 Kcnu, Kala 13 SS SUPPLEMENT 104 Crulz, John C CS 207 Hoopllllllli 16 55 311 ICalmlhau, Jos 170 41C Kamaliua, loso (w) . 7 10 619 Koohokapu 7 10 105 Corrca, Francisco 2 90 20S Heu, T 13 70 312 Kamaka, 1) 7 20 417 Kahlnu, J. Iocla..... 8 20 520 Kealoha, John 10 95 106 Costa, Maria de 170 209 Hanapau 7 20 313 Katnallc 7 20 418 Kamaka 6 00 C21 Kokoowal, Alona 13 70 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1899. 107 Cavanaugh, George C 35 210 Harper, Louisa 25 90 314 Kahale 17 C5 419 Knplloho, C. H 32 00 C22 Koholo (w) 1 co 108 Clark, Charles 7 20 211 Helenlhl, Estato of Jim.. 10 40 315 Kahahuwal, John 22 00 420 Kapaeulll, C. K., Trustee 623 Keaweamahl, Mrs. C 23 SO First Division, IhIuihI of Onliu, 109 Catuck, Albert COO 212 Ilamoa, Ulna 22 CO 310 Kalakolll, S 21 40 for Kauloullllll K.... 8 20 624 Kepa 8 SO DUtrli--t of Konu. 110 Cruz, Annlo de la 38 10 213 Hermlston, Albert 7 20 317 Kalua, Julia 3 80 421 Kalelclkl, L 23 60 C25 Kopou, Hattlo 1 70 111 Cook, Thos. E 12 60 214 Hop Wo & Co 13 70 318 Kamecut 3 80 422 Kallll. Mrs. Mary 1 70 520 Keole, Mrs. Halakal 35 70 Avllla, M. de C 65 112 Crancha, Joe Costa 7 20 215 Hllo, John, Sr 2 70 319 Kauuku (w) 2 70 423 Kalkalnahaole, Estate of. 124 25 C27 Kca, J. M 17 20 Akana, C 3 80 113 Colburu. Mrs. M. R C 10 216 Holess, James 7 10 320 Kollmahauna 2$ 00 421 Kalama, Ulualoha 6 00 C2S Kclilkanakaole 12 60 3 Aklma, C 14 80 114 Cruz, Antone Andrew 217 Holowalc, George 12 85 321 Kahlnawo (w) 8 20 425 Kalamu, I"onl (w) 1 70 C29 Kolllpto (w), Estato of.. COO 4 Adams, E. It IS CO de la 2 70 218 Jiiggtns, Mrs. Win 1 70 322 Kanonl, Capt 13 70 42G Kachuwahanul, Mrs. K.. 62 10 C30 Koao, A. K G IS 6 Andrews, Robert 1 70 11C Cannon, Harry 35 70 219 Harlan, Florence 47 80 323 Kalakamoku 9 40 427 Kulalll 9 40 631 Koawc 1160 6 Amaka 19 20 116 Clarke, Mrs. Jane, and 220 Haul (w) 2 70 321 Kapule 7 20 428 Kamalnalulu, J 18 65 C32 Klnolkl 1700 S Au, Kong 3 80 Buckle, Miss M 57 80 221 Hen Kee 4 33 325 Kala, John 3 90 429 Kakalta 13 70 C33 Klchl, S 3 90 it Apana, T 8 20 117 Cocllio, Mrs. E. K C 25 Ho Hee 41 45 320 Kawalhoa.J.M 3 25 430 Kanchlwl, Mrs 1 70 634 Klnn, J. P 18 60 10 Andradc, Louis 48 45 118 Correa, M. M 8 20 223 Hookaea, Pualoko 6 00 327 Kawalhoa, Abel 7 20 431 Kalllmae, W. II 29 90 C35 Klllnahl, Estato of Lama. 23 40 11 Alves, Mrs. F C 00 119 Copeland, James T 7 20 224 Hao, John, Sr 12 15 328 Kalauokalanl, D. K 8 10 432 Kahalao, J. W 8 20 G3G KUIa 8 40 12 Au Tim Keo 11 CO 120 Carvalho, Aug 1 05 225 Howe, A. W 3 80 329 Kahalelehua (w) 1 70 433 Kalunhiuill (w) 2 70 C37 Klnl, Paul 1 70 13 An 3 90 121 Carvalho, Manuel 7 10 Hansberger, John 8 40 330 Kahaawimit, Henry 17 00 434 Kapu, D 7 10 539 Kinney, Robert 7 10 14 Alkoe (w) 19 20 122 Crclghton, Mrs. Mary.... C C5 Hop Yuen 04 30 331 Kaklnn, Alfred M 1 70 435 Kamaka (w) 3 80 C40 Kllla, Capt 9 40 15 Aknndre, Felix 3 90 123 Clark, Joseph K 3 90 228 Hawaiian Abstract ami 332 Kamaunu 8 20 430 Kalalkl, L 8 20 C41 Klullau 7 20 1G Alau 10 43 124 Cravalho, Mrs. M 1 70 Title Co 44 50 333 Kahee, Charles 9 30 437 Kanlhomuuolo 9 40 C42 Kim Wo 13 70 17 Akl, Mary A 2140 125 Costa, J. de 8 20 229 Jlorlsho, S 3 80 331 Kalcwc 7 20 438 Kawalha 7 20 C43 Klllklnl (w) 14 25 IS 7 10 AI.C.T 126 Camara, V 8 20 230 Honolulu Undertaking Co. 74 20 335 Kaluna. W. C. P 22 CO 439 Kalian, P. H 9 85 C44 Klaalnn, John 8 20 19 Anderson, 11 11 CO 127 Cordclro, Man'I G C 00 231 Horn, Mrs. F 42 40 33 Kalua 1 70 440 Kamau, Lucy 1 05 C4C Kllicl, Estato of 9 30 CO liana... 20 Akl 11 e, 12S Chang See (w) by Chlng 232 Hulhul, Wm 1 70 337 Ka-n- S. K 51 65 441 Kapule 1 05 C47 JCowolo 14 80 21 Aklna 7 10 Lflim 105 10 233 Hoong See Josa House... 19 20 33S Kam I'.ui 8 20 442 Kapohlll (w) 8 20 G48 Kookoo 1 60 22 Alapal, Estato of Mary 129 Chancy Minors 9 30 234 Hart, Mrs. E 47 90 339 Kalllkapu, Est. of K 3 80 442 Kaulil, Pale 7 75 549 Koon Sun G 00 and J 233 70 130 Chan Hoe 1 60 233 Hookauo, J 1150 340 Kau 7 20 444 Kama I and Papallna, M- 650 Kolomona 9 40 23 Ana 1 CO 131 Chan Slug 6 10 230 High, Dr. C. B 8 20 341 Kawamoto 8 20 inors, by S. K. Kane, CC1 Kola, Jacob 10 60 21 Aona, A. K 28 C5 132 Chang YIck 10 40 237 Haleakala, Mrs. V. K.... 35 70 313 Kahalckauil.i, Mrs. Hoo Guardian 4 552 Kodhou 0 96 25 Aona, Michael 35 70 1 133 Charley 7 20 238 Hoke, C. J 7 20 kano 60 445 Kamanoulu, John 23 70 C54 Kula, .1 730 26 Aneko C 55 134 Cheung Kim Lin 11 GO 239 Hopoc (w) 3 90 313 Kamohoalll, S. W 13 90 440 Kamaka 7 10 655 Kuumoc 3 80 27 Achl, W. C 398 75 34 00 135 Chlshoim & Coughlln.... 33 GO 240 Jling Chong GOO 345 Kahookleklc, Kanlnhi ... 447 Kalawalanul (w) 23 CO 55G Kulia-- u 720 28 Andrews, Chas 10 20 136 Chlng Chow 2 70 241 Hart, Mrs. Haleakala.... 57 70 3IG Kahaulello, D. H 21 95 448 Kalll, Mrs. Lucy 13 70 657 Kullohl 3 25 29 Alkue, E. P 14 80 9 40 137 Chlng Yong 20 95 242 Hop Lee 11 CO 317 Kanealll 449 Karrattl. R. J 12 05 658 Kuahlwlnul, Mrs. C. K.. Alapat, C C5 30 John 138 Chong Wo ,.. 3 80 243 Hoopll (w) 7 10 348 Kalawaia, J 3 90 450 Kalolalll, Mrs. Mary 9 30 Trusteo for Keho and 31 Alapal, Mrs. Kala 170 M 139 Chong Keo 8 20 244 Haalou, Keklpl 48 90 319 Kalllull, L. 20 85 451 Kalauawa, John 3 70 Klha Kuahlwlnul ... 12 80 32 Aklna, O. C 0 00 4 90 140 Chong Fat & Co 4 90 245 Holsteln, E. C 9 20 250 Knlnoa, Mahoo (w) 452 Kalatioho, Geo 8 40 C59 Kugala 11 50 34 Akl No. 1, Estate of 2 70 3 15 141 Chong Keo & Co 17 00 24G Hull, Ioano G 00 331 Kalanl (w) 453 Kalua, Kaanoa na 7 20 COO KuamilcMo. (w), - .15 C 00 notnt;.4P,3 .- i Anapu, S 142 Chow Shlng Wal Co 13 70 247 Halemano 0 05 352 Kamakaokalanl, J 8 20 451 Kalnie 11 CO CGI Kmuuko.1. Moelko 12 60 36 Andrade, John 61 00 1 60 143 Chong Lee Co 20 30 248 Hoomana, Kolomona .... 7 CO 353 Kahalekaulla, J 455 Kaiwl, Mrs 9 C5 6G2 Kuplhen, James 1 70 30 20 37 Anahu, Mrs. K 144 Chow Yee 1 70 249 Haaheo, Ben 8 20 351 Kala, George 8 20 456 Kawlka 8 40 CG3 Kumuknhl, 8 1160 COO 38 Akau, Mrs. A. K 145 Chong Sing Tong Society 20 30 250 Halo 7 20 355 Kalll, Lepeka (w) 4 35 437 Knhclcpololcl, Hallaka") C04 Kuoann, Kunekolla 9 95 39 AInoa, Georgo 8 45 CO (w), Kealaka (w), ! 146 Chong Sam 8 20 251 llalulukahl 1 GO 330 Kalaiu, Joe It 0 00 505 Kumakahlapo 295 24 70 458 Kaanaana (k), and Ka-- f 40 Austin, W. L 147 Chun Lung 13 70 232 Hao, Nelllo 2 25 337 Kak'aloa. John 9 30 500 Kum Sing 18 10 al (w) I 41 Alapakl 10 CO 358 Kamalllkane, D. W 2170 148 Chung Dang Ho 6 00 253 Haole, H 1 70 3 25 C07 Kullko 1 7t 13 459 Kahakukualanl (w) 42 Androws, Thos. L 70 339 Kamoeau 1 70 CC8 149 Chung Sen 8 20 251 Hosea, Lahela 2 70 13 70 Kullka, C. K 8 40 44 60 400 Kaholollo, Kapa 43 Anderson, James F CO 3G0 lvanehal.111, S. U 15 00 509 253 Hoopll, S. W 2 401 Kauai, Solomon 20 C5 Kualmoku. J. W 22 50 8 20 17 44 Alapal, BUa 256 Hawaiian . 795 80 301 Kaohclo (w) 00 670 Kukull (w) S. 150 Davis, Phillip $ 1 70 Tramways Co. 4G2 Kahioolu, Laplllo 7 20 and Kaal.. 7 15 45 Anln, Y 14 80 302 Kapthe, George K 9 15 257 Hart Minors 18 10 403 13 95 671 Kullliala 8 20 151 Dol 3 80 CO Kam Nut 40 Achl. W. C, and Malle, C. CO 363 Kapu, Estate of John.... 11 572 152 Dudolt, Mrs 8 20 258 Hamauka 11 404 Kalua, Mclo (w) 8 20 Kukuda 8 20 B., Trustees 176 50 304 Kaiwl, Sam 1 70 259 Harshesuml 11 CO 19 20 573 Kuulti 7 20 C2 C5 153 Day, C. T 9 30 CO 405 Kahanauapo, G. W 47 Aea, Joseph CO 305 Kahaunacla, Ellen 1 154 Dlas, A 12 05 260 Hookano, E. B 44 400 Kaoull, H 29 10 8 20 1 48 Aea, John .., 262 Hulll, Geo 10 40 3GG Kaliaunacla, Mary 70 155 Damlan, Daniel 8 40 407 Kahulmnu, leke 7 20 574 49 Ahana, W. W 261 85 ft 307 Kaheic, Ellen 4 90 lau Clico f 6 00 156 Dol, Y 10 40 408 Kamoa, John 7 10 CO AhKul 3 90 308 Kaholoholo, Lukla 10 40 675 Lau Chuck 22 50 157 Dwlght, S. C 4 90 263 II, Richard S 1 70 409 Kahlbaum, M, A 1 60 61 Ah Choy 2 70 3G9 Kalahue 7 20 670 Laa, William 13 70 158 Dodd, Mrs. Grace 26 90 28 00 470 Kalcla (w) 3 80 52 Ah Geo alias Sul Sans. . . C 45 264 IngFook, Wm 370 Kalena, I). I' 8 75 577 Larsen, William 28 25 159 Davis, Mrs. S. E 14 80 265 11 CO 472 Kahlllna, J. H 6 80 C3 Ah Sue 2 70 Iuko, Mrs. Kealoha 371 Kalkoo, J. K 7 70 679 Lau Wall Quon 17 00 160 Davis, Joe 6 00 266 2 70 473 Kaco, S. K C 80 C4 Ah Tuck 3 23 Iwamoto 372 Kalltwal 9 30 580 Lahela, Kepoll (w), Es 267 2 70 474 Kamakco (w) 170 G5 Ah You 3 80 Ide 373 Kaio, Lizzie, and Kane tate ot 14 80 268 (w) 32 95 475 Kama! 3 90 CC Ah Pat, C. J 2 25 161 Ellis, Estate of Mrs. N. S..I 35 00 Imhoff. Halna akua, J. M 9 30 581 Iau Chong alias Chlng 269 N 17 00 470 Kaukallu, John 15 45 57 Ahakuelo 8 20 162 Elona, Louisa (w) 1 70 Ilae, John 374 Kali (w) 3 80 Hee 4 90 270 Ikeole, Minor 11 CO 477 Karrattl, Mary and Alex. 2 70 CS Ah On C 45 163 En Fook (w) 1 05 375 Kamaka 9 30 682 Lau Sang GOO 271 Inolno, Kcokl 478 Kalmlmoku, L CCS C9 Ah Scm 11 SO 164 Eakln.H. P 19 20 37G Knmakec, M. J GOO CS3 Lam lcong 3 80 165 EwasakI, C 8 20 72 Iokepa 479 Kalitawaa 1 60 CO Ah Lien 11 GO 377 Kanakaole, Kawlka 7 20 C84 line, John C, and Iot 166 Enos, 1 70 273 Imnan, V, 480 Kalian 11 CO CI Ah In 8 20 Ant Arthur 378 Kapeka, Allkl G 00 K. C 34 60 481 Kalauukapii 7 20 C2 Ah Chock, M 8 20 379 Kauabl, Lanl (w) 9 30 C85 Larsen, Rebecca 7 10 482 Kauliikou, John 1 GO It, C8G Lau Chock 0 30 167 Fox, George 11 60 274 James, D. W 380 Kauakalil, Kauai G5 Trustee 27 45 C87 Lai Chow 13 70 168 Freltas, Estato of Jose, de 18 10 276 James, Mrs. Ale Antone, 381 Kauanoano, W. N 14 f.3 Boo Sau Tong 13 70 - 483 Kalehua 7 20 588 Lai Sam 8 20 169 Ferelra, Joso 4 90 Trustee 0 00 3S2 Kauhola (w) and Nahua- 66 Bow Din 17 00 484 1 70 CS9 Lavlnho, J, M 9 30 170 Ferrelra, Marian J 6 00 276 7 20 llllll 10 40 Kachlawara 07 Buckle, Miss Mary 24 70 Jekal 171 Fewlsteln, Julia 1 60 383 Kaulahea, Opu 8 20 485 Keko 7 20 C90 Lahalna, Estato of 13 70 68 Brown, J 7 20 277 Jensen, C. F 11 CO 172 Fernandez, John 20 00 384 8 20 486 Kekuanul, Apo 7 20 C91 Lai Chung 11 0 C9 Bush, Mrs. Caroline 44 60 278 James, T. K 134 70 Kauleloktilu 173 Freltas, John 1 70 487 Keohohoti, David 3 80 C92 Lam Kau Co 3 80 9 40 279 Harold 9 30 385 Kaulla (w) 1 70 70 Baker, John Jarles, 17 00 174 Fernandez, Lot P 22 90 3S0 37 55 488 Kcawemahl, G. W C93 Lau (w) and Wong 71 Blpl 34 60 280 Johnston, W. R 10 10 Kaulla, Mlkala (w) So 175 Fountain, Med ., . . . . 7 20 6 35 489 Keohokll 7 20 Sheo CI 65 72 Butero, Antone 15 75 281 Jackson, Wallace 9 30 387 Kawalhapal (w) 176 Flgueredo, M. F, .... 10 40 8 20 490 Keola, Jamc N. K 7 65 694 Latiahl, Nalll 7 20 73 Bernado, Manuel 16 45 282 Johnson, Enoch 34 05 388 Kamaka, II 177 Pricl, E. B .... 60 00 389 K., Trus- - 491 Keau, Moses 7 10 695 Lu, lllla 7 20 74 Barrat, Estate ot Moses.. 8 75 283 Jolllver, Frank 8 20 Kahooknno, J. 178 Fernandez ...... 8 20 2 90 492 Kwhokalole, Lelhulu .... 2 60 590 Loong YIck & Co 28 00 75 Backle, (Wm 17 00 284 Jesus, Claud do 7 70 tee 179 Falrman, W. S 2 70 390 14 35 493 Kealoha, S. K 65 75 597 Leonard, Mrs. A 3 80 76 Blshaw, Alex 8 20 285 Jesus, Manuel de 8 20 Kanoe, Samuel 181 . . . . 34 GO Franca, J. G.... 3 80 1 494 Kcawchawall, Anna 598 tapokn, Kulu (w) 3 80 77 Bolabola, Daniel 10 40 286 Jesus, Manuel Pestana... 13 391 Kalelhula, Wm. K 9 30 182 Flague, Ignaclo . . . . 4 90 495 Kokahunn, Hookaa 19 20 GOO Ieong Hoong Chat, Minor 9 30 78 Boargos, Joaquin 160 392 Kalapahia, Kalua 13 05 183 Fukuda .... 8 20 496 Koala, Lllla (w) 13 70 C01 Lewis, Robert P 16 45 79 Baker, John A 160 393 Kalelhoa, S. W. A 13 70 497 Kekal, Abraham 1175 C02 Lellehua. Keo 7 20 SO .Baker, D. K 45 70 287 Kwong Ylng Chong i 1C0 394 Kauhaahaa, Melo and 498 Keakahtwa 1 70 COS Leo Hoy 13 70 81 Baronaba, J. H 12 30 184 Orau, George R 10 05 288 Kwong Yee Sing 7 10 Haul 11 CO 499 Keakahlwa, Jos COO C04 LeongWoInCo 13 15 82 Beck, Thomaa 7 20 185 Gullck, Mrs. C. T 207 289 Kwong Hip Chong & Co. . 48 90 395 Kamakau 1 CO 500 Keau, J 8 20 605 Lee, Mrs. Roso 2 70 83 Boyd, Josephine K 17 90 187 Gunderson, A 1 70 290 Kwong Tart 8 20 396 Kahula 13 70 601 Kelllpio, D. L 9 95 COG Lcmos, J. M 43 60 84 Boyd, Robert 3 90 188 Gomes, Estate of Joseph. . 33 60 291 Kwong Mow Sing 23 70 397 Kahalekal (w) and Lei- - 502 KepahonI, Kealoha 13 70 85 Bright, John 7 20 189 Gandall, Thomaa 14 80 292 Kaale (w) 30 20 aloha (w) 11 60 607 Leramon, James 1106 293 Kaalokal, K 2 40 398 S 4 90 503 Kealakal, W. II 13 70 G08 Leo On 10 40 80 Bolster. William 170 190 Gaspar, Manuel R 16 90 J. Kano, 294 D. 13 70 12 05 C04 Keawcalmoku, K 12 15 C09 Lane, Patrick C 2 16 87 Bush, Henry 4 90 191 Goo Ak 4 90 Kaahanul, K 399 Kapua, R. 6 295 1 70 1185 C05 Kekunl, Mrs. Hao COO 610 Leo Lung 9 30 88 Bartlett, W. S 170 192 Gomes, Antone 170 Kualhue 400 Kawlka, Kaaoao 2 15 15 90 COG Kclllaa, M '. 3 90 611 Lo Chow 11 60 89 Bowler, John P 299 95 194 Gaspar, John 44 60 290 Kaaloaa, Lulka, Trustee.. 401 Kalalkawaha COO 607 Keanahuna, Lulka 8 6 612 Loong Sheo (w) 33 75 90 Beckley, P. W 9 30 195 George, Alexander 27 35 297 Kaanaana (w) 402 Kahuuahana, Joo 9 40 298 Kaac, K 67 70 60S Kealakal, Adam 9 00 613 Leong Sheo (w) 6 00 91 Berry, James 3 90 196 Glesen, J. H. van 20 30 Jessie 403 Kamollllll, R 13 70 8 299 Kaale, Kopaea (w) 13 70 609 Keawe, Charles ' 31 95 014 Ml, Mary 3 90 92 Branco, P. P 13 95 197 Guano 20 404 Kaholwal, J. 'W 12 05 610 Keahlloa 7 20 610 Llm Chong 11 CO 94 Brown, J. F 107 85 300 Kaaukal, Malle (w) 14 80 405 Kaohele, K 10 95 75 G 15 511 Kcaho (w) 8 20 G17 Lin Sung 8 20 95 Brown, John 1150 301 Kaalewal (w) 7 406 Kaluna, W. C. P $ 13 7 20 4 90 512 Kconeula 13 70 G18 Mn Yeo Chong Co 22 60 96 Barbosa, Bent 198 Hao, Roma 90 302 Kaahalama 407 Kauahlkaua J 7 65 9 00 619 Mu Sam 7 65 199 Holt, Owen 7 20 303 Kaalalil, J. W 8 20 408 Kauhane No. 1 12 60 613 Keopuhlwa 97 Blart, H. O. .'..... 92 35 620 200 Harbottle, Edwin 36 80 304 Kaaukal, S. M 90 25 409 Kaluna, Estate of W. P.. 6 45 614 Kolokoma 4 90 Lono, Sam 170 98 Butterfleld, J. A 69 80 13 70 201 Hiram, John 23 06 305 Kaal, Peter, Trustee 3 80 410 Kalaklela, J. S 14 15 C1C Kealoha, Lucy Loo 4 SO C21 Lokal, Mrs. Maraea 622 12 40 202 Hao (w) 3 90 306 Kaalkaula. Kaohla (w) 2 70 411 Kaunamano, J. K 43 40 C16 Kcalohapauole, Joseph. Lokana, P. W 623 Lopei, Domingo 70 ... 1 100 Cockett, Mrs; c. B 203 Hoaplll, David K 4 90 307 Kaal, John 8 45 412 Kaululcou, Mrs. Annie.... 25 35 Kanl, Ik iWaJolama J ,1 I $ 710 8 00 Kancwaokalanl . C 45 624 Loo 10 40 101 Carty, James 120 40 204 Halulu. Kalehua COO 308 Kaaha, Hiram 12 60 413 Kaholo (w), Estate of... and Keu

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J I I "0 760 Naholowna, 199 HI11 Ah Ngar,...... 9 40 OUIrlrt ii' KiHilnuiMiku, No. I. 900 Htrphens, John 13 70 20 Holt, EMato H. W. 18 10 102.1 Zahlan, II. P .1 21 95 1 Ahakuolo Okamura $ 33 60 .... 22 Ilimu, Estate M.... 3 SO .1 3 80 C3.1 MonMrrat, J. M t 32 76 77 901 Hharrnlt, W. 1' . . 23 IS 2 Ah IVit ., 0 00 23 Hon 11, 4 20 70 Okl, K 9U2 It 4 90 Kutato 3 80 GJI Mctt, Carl I.. P 3 0 Hon in, Mr. Manl. 3 Ah Ml ... 709 Onehs. Ham 0 00 21 llaalou Keklpl .... 10 40 . 26 90 .Muau 7 20 903 Sam lsc A Co 1 CO District ii' Kvwi ami Wulunui'. 4 Apn . .,, 770 Ollva 7 10 25 Houghlalllng, (1. S. 9 9 4 05 G35 Moy Kong Shlng lxy Kee 9 30 904 Rharratt, Mrs. W. P 9 30 771 Ota, V 1 "0 1 Abboy, Antono t 6 65 CSC Mar Kwsrk 2 "0 903 Houza, Vlctorlno . . . 9 40 772 Ollvclra, Jotoph 1 70 2 Allan, Mary 4 90 6 CI7 Morlkawa 17 00 900 &fuza, Manuel J 7 10 llarcnaba, J, 5 25 1 20 3 Alull, 2 70 26 Incleo, Daniel 0 00 II..,.,,,,,.. 773 Oopa 8 75 J. T 0 Burgess, Ida,,MI UN Morse, Mr. J 28 00 907 ShorKtxxl, I. II .. 29 e 00 771 Opunul H 80 I Amoo (w 2 80 laea, Itaac I) 7 10 C39 Meek, --Mrs. II 7 10 90S Bntn Lee Co 13 70 773 Opnlauoho, W. II 5175 5 Allen, George C 10 CO .C40 Mark Shoe 11 60 909 Souza, Joso Enos. . . . 8 20 a 7 10 7 Chin Shal , 13 770 Ollvclra, Jov Kit 7 12160 cu Man hung & Co 70 910 Slquerant, II 20 30 Kaanaana, K 14 10 8 777 OoYIng 11 60 Chow Yeo 3000 42 Mahoe, Kelllkaua 9 30 911 Stanford, Sam 11 60 Ilo.1rd1r.an, Geo. E 9 31 K Ma- 8 20 Kaanaana, J. and 9 Corner, C 778 Oyama K 4 j CIS Mills, J. II 8 85 912 Shcrrln, Mrs. Pcrelra.. . 1 05 Howler, J. lic 15 12 15 Kala 90 0 C 779 Onokea, Thomas ., CI Man Sing, Y 00 913 Spalding, David 3 80 33 Kahulu, Estate 0 00 780 Solomon 7 20 10 15 Mowurrat, L J 118 20 Opu, 914 Sung Sang 17 40 35 Davis, W 37 C Cornwcll, W. II 4 Kalalkawaha 55 80 35 781 Ollvclra. Joso It. de 90 11 G4G Masuda IH0 916 Sambulcht 11 60 30 Downey, Mrs. J. 19 0 65 Kalllohae, Estato 17 00 T.. 20 2 15 782 Olhclra, J. C 47 Alello, Maria ile 910 Sing Chong Kill Co 25 25 38 Kukeo, Chas 8 75 2 70 783 Olo 7 20 Davis, Henry 8 75 G4S Melllm, Mm. 0 917 Sllva, John 8 20 41 Kaaiahua, Mrs. D 4 90 781 Osborne, James 2 70 (43 Marino, Elw 2 70 919 StoSIng Wxil Co 42 40 42 12 Hapal (w) 11 60 Kahakumakalanl 18 95 2 4 650 Martina, Mrs 2 70 785 O'Connor, J 920 4 35 13 HInawalo 20 Scu Kan Eng Lee & Co 13 43 Kalll 2 15 7 gj 9 40 780 Opunul, Julia 30 14 est Mossman, II. J 921 Sherwood, C. J 6 65 Ellkal 5 44 Kelllkull 3 80 Holt, Wm (j 00 7 20 CO 15 CSS Meha, John 922 Sllva, Mrs. Amoy, ct. at.. 1 45 Keola, Estate ., 18 10 Hullmoku o 70 of ... . 35 70 5 10 CM Maullawa, Estate J 787 Pearson, Gus 923 Sllva, Mrs. N 11 60 46 Kahili, Estate 4 90 5I Alsikal, Keonl 170 9 0 12 Ko Sang 5 55 788 Panako 924 Sllva, Frank 41 76 47 Kawalkumuole, Mrs. . . . 7 D 1 70 L. 10 35 jlaaaku, Mrs. 7 20 Ix-- 5 30 16 789 Phillips, Manuel 925 Seo Yen & Co 48 Kaplolonl 12 CO KaaUwahla. 6 65 66C Halloa, John 1 70 17 790 Pahuelccle, David 1160 920 Stanford, S 11 60 13 Holt. II. W., Estate of. 406 49 Kouhl, W 7 25 Kalll, Bam c 55 668 Makaena. Mrs. N 5 45 90 18 791 Pckuela - 927 Sumlda 8 20 14 Hill, W., Estato of.... CO Kekumano 8 95 Kauhlmahu 3 g() Mahclonu, Sol., Mahelona, 2 15 19 792 Pont, Jaclntho II. de.. 928 Sllvn, Sam'l K., Mr. and 15 Hill. S. H 12 61 Kane, A., and Holl, M.... 3 80 Kahoa, Jns 405 Sam., and Kahuaala 2 90 20 793 Peter, Joo Mrs 19 45 10 Hlwaull 17 62 Kapahu and Hope, Estate. 14 CO Kkhuo c ou Kuhla (w) 3 SO 21 791 Pae, John 30 20 63 Kaaemoku 11 60 Kaluna 4 35 and Kb- - " ceo Mahelona, Sol. 793 Paehaole, A. 17 00 54 22 Kamaka P 11 60 10 Klha, Estato 3 SO c 00 huaala (w) 2 70 930 Tong On 17 Jackson, Wallace 23 790 1'eabody, I.ucy K 10S 85 5G Kapea, Estate 3 00 Kamakanl g 00 Sol 31 70 931 Tani Chung Keo 22 60 18 Johnson, Enoch 13 C62 Mahelona, 7 10 69 24 KaplolanI, Estate 797 Plnao, J O 1 70 19 3 Knianul, MIS3 K 2 70 3 25 cct Miguel, Joe 11 IS 932 Tlllander, Johnson, Estate of 23 798 Phillip1, Thomas 2 70 CI Kaoul, Mrs 2 70 Kawalhoano 3 go CGI Markham, Konele (w) C 00 933 Tong Yan Tong & Co. . . 17 00 .... Panacwa, Mrs. Nlhoa. 24 70 G3 20 Kawalhoa Papa 1 go 799 II 18 10 Konohlkl, Estate 11 50 CCS Mjrkham, Hannah 45 05 931 Tanaka, 20 D 9 27 S00 1'aanlnnl, Mrs. Uipcka 6 00 Kalou, G4 Kawahamana 3 25 KcolaAkwal 1 C0 CCC Makalnal, Jesso 92 16 935 Thoone, W. 11 1 70 S01 I'ahla, Malclua 7 20 21 Kalolo, Estate 6 07 28 Kekal, A. K 6 930 Sing 10 00 Kahalepauolo 7 C5 00 CC7 Jlaua 8 40 95 Tal 01 9 29 Keklpl 802 Palau, i:. W 10 Kalual C9 Kaula (Guardian) 13 70 160 68 Manna (w) 3 90 937 Tarn Jan 22 60 30 Kuellko 803 Pueo, Kawlka 1 70 23 Klmoko 4 ! 6l) CC9 Mlkalcml, 14 50 938 Tevcs, Albert G 00 31 CI) 804 Paakaula 1 70 24 Kalkalnahaolc, Estato .... 21 Kekalmna (w) 2 70 C70 Man Sam 16 45 939 Ten Slau, Y 7 10 32 805 Papna 4 90 25 Kalkalnahaole Oplo 2 70 Lane, P. C 0 00 Kc!ui or Kalnana 18 10 C71 Mahaulii, S 2 03 910 Tuck Yun Tong 11 50 80G Pedro, Thomas 13 70 26 Kawlka. 2 71 Luka, H. W 16 45 C72 Mahelona, AV 8 CO 941 Tasaka C 00 J. (w) 6 15 27 Kane, S. K 29 72 Leleauna, 3 2: 807 Papala 2 70 Estate .. G73 Makaena, John 942 Talbcrt, Nuela (w) G 33 1160 808 Puha 2 90 28 Kelllokamoku . , 73 Lonokaeho, Estate 4 10 Lau, Estato g 00 C74 Alamala, II 7 C5 943 Tltcomb, Julius 44 50 809 IVter, John 28 C5 29 Kuhla, Wm 2 C75 Maullawa, Italia pa 21 40 944 Turner, A. M 1 70 810 Pooloa, Geo 7 20 30 Kanae, Estato of 6 11 90 C76 Maunakea 11 CO 945 Thocne, Wm G 34 iMaboe, 811 Paaluhl, S 17 65 31 Kconaona 3 75 Mahaulu, A. S.. 00 Mlsa M G 01) G77 Maxwell, W. 7 20 946 Tavas, Alfred 13 CO 35 J 812 Paoo, A. W 7 20 32 Kaanaana, J. K 34 7C Mahoe, J. K.... G 00 Makawalu, E. W 16 4& 78 917 Tell, Wm. II 7 10 Morris. Estate of 47 30 813 Pclanl (w) 9 30 33 Kealoha 2 79 Mlkellela (w) .. 3 00 36 Maria Plho 570 679 94S Kranclsoo 9 40 Mcllo, Kranclsco P. de... 7 C5 814 Pllkuahlwl, Makanoanoa . 0 30 Tavares, Kuhcleloa 2 80 Malm, L 6 00 37 Mclnerny, Estate 3 80 80 949 W. H 8 95 Mann, Estate of COO 815 mini, Mrs. D. K., and Thornton, Kahema 11 81 Meheula, S 2 70 C81 Mahlki, 23 950 Taylor, James 2 70 Solomon 05 Islah Paheo 22 50 3G Kucha, Estate of C 82 Mahu, Mrs. P... 6 25 CS2 CO 951 Tuck I loon Co 16 45 Man.ise, Lolka 12 810 Pokl 7 20 37 Kcklpl, L., Estate of 6 83 Mahoe, S. K.... 15 35 38 Xamaulua . 3 05 83 Mow 952 1 70 Man 1 70 817 Pain, Wm. II 151 75 Takcta 3S Kamcaloha, Eetnto of 6 81 Malo, Estato ... 2 45 39 Namanu I'oao 2 70 C84 Mung See 55 953 Tatsugawa 11 50 15 818 Pono 9 40 39 Kuhalahala 3 83 Manuel, Antone 9 30 40 Nawelu, Estato 12 30 C8S Momona (w) 3 25 951 Tarkartl 11 50 819 1'oom a mi (w) 4 90 40 Kanakanul, Estate of 12 41 Napahulu 1 45 686 Mitchell, I'llplllnnl 7 10 953 Tavaz, A 8 20 820 Plhenul. Elena 1 1 50 41 Kukllehu, J 8 C87 Mallelaull! 17 00 950 Tabata 2 70 87 N'akalowalu G 821 Poepoe, Emalla 5 45 42 Koaka (w) G 00 88 Mauna 7 20 957 Tlman, K. (1 5 00 88 Nalu. L. C 822 Plllpo, Louli 9 85 43 Keka 1 15 90 42 Okuu, Estate 4 90 G89 Maakl (w) 1 70 823 4 90 89 Nalhe, Lahapa ... 7 60 Palkull, William I 44 Kauhalu 1 690 MarqiR'K, Jose 7 20 90 Naolwl, D 824 Plko 7 20 958 Uaua, George S 20 30 45 Kahlamoo 1 51 65 691 Mossman, James J)., Mi- 91 Naukana, S. 825 Polokamu, John 7 20 959 Umlamaka 7 20 46 Kaapunt 3 M.... 4 35 P ICO nor, by J. H. Boyil, 20 93 Nakea, Estato 3 82C Tcrrclra, John 7 9C0 Ulukwi, Mrs 3 90 47 Kekuanul 11 .... 80 44 Poao, John 2 70 9 30 85 94 Naolwl, N. Truto 827 Paolo 9 9C1 Ulukoa, Mrs. Annie 8 20 48 Kahumoku 9 Estate 10 70 45 Punlakau 2 70 C92 'Meheula, Solomon 14 20 828 Pcrrelra, Camlllo 10 95 902 Unauna, David K 7 20 49 Kaul, Estate of 2 93 Moehonua, Amoka 9 40 14 80 829 Pollkapu. T. C 9G3 Uyamura 9 40 50 Kalo 2 94 Manoa (w) 490 830 Poole. Thomas W 21 40 97 Ponepake, Estato .. 3 80 40 61 Kala G Slmerson, Captain 3 80 C9S Makalwl 1 60 831 Puamana, 7 10 99 Paelo 'Ipcka 160 47 Sumner, Estate 11 GO C9C 904 Vivas, M 4 35 52 Kualaku, G. W 11 Mokuahl 720 832 Ping Chec 38 00 J. I 100 Pedro, A. n G 00 53 Kaluna (w) 7 97 Mcheula, Mrs 1 70 833 Papoko 7 20 9G5 Vida. II. C.....' 3 90 101 Pakele, J. B 3 50 C4 Kaleikau, A 9 C99 Mahoe, S. K 7 20 834 Palva, Manl. P 8 20 9C6 Valley Tennis Club 9 30 ,102 Pahulama, Estato . 3 50 55 6 48 Tal Hang Wal 20 30 700 1 9G7 Vlcrra, Mary S 9 55 iKamakaohua, Estato Makiao!o (w) 0 65 835 Puhl, Paul 60 104 Prendergast, J. K.. 6 00 49 Tal 9GS 5G Kawalplo . 3 San 8 00 701 Makakoa, Kmlly 3 90 830 Poohlna 7 20 Voeller, Paul 10 25 105 Protestant Mission 4 90 57 Kananauhl 11 50 702 Makckau 14 25 837 Pnalino 15 65 969 Vlelrra, Manuel 8 20 100 Pahukula, J. L 1 05 58 Kalaluhl . 90 . 703 'Mahelona, Mrs. Uila 2 70 838 Ptiuku 1 00 970 Vlvlchavca, John 1 GO 107 Penopeno, 2 Estate .. 70 50 Walaloale No. 1 2 1& 704 Manuel, Mrs. 69 Kauhola . 00 ln9 Emily 7 10 810 Pala 2 90 Panlaa land Co... 7 65 51 D GO Knahanul . Watson, 3 95 705 Monsarrat, Mrs. 28 00 841 Paakaula, Ana 15 90 CO.... 971 'Wing Hop Chan & Co. . . . IS 10 52 Watson, John 4 35 706 Monsarrat, W. T 11 50 842 8 20 Plhana 973 Wright, Cartarlnn A 17 00 53 Williams, C. E 2 707 109 Haupp, O. M. 70 Mathews, Thomas 2 95 813 Pchu 7 20 974 Wahlla (w) 2 90 Gl Ixck Sin 4 90 23 80 C2 110 n. 708 Macfarlane, Walter 17 00 844 Puamana (w) 2 70 975 .White, W 7 20 Loa 7 10 neld, H... 2 70 C3 709 Matsuoka 1150 845 Pauahl. D. W 13 80 970 K 7 20 Lelhulu 11 50 Walters, 55 Yong King Co 17 00 710 Moau, K 15 or 4 00 64 Lcwalna Kapu 20 65 90 840 I'allhca. Estate Wo Sing S 20 50 Yong Yong 711 114 Sanwls, P 7 id ..a 38 45 Moe 10 40 847 Paahao (w) 2 90 Wlddldcld, Est. of Airs. A. 3 80 65 Lul, Estate of 9 30 712 Mokulehua (w) 1 CO 848 1'uahl, Mrs. I K 92 85 Williams, Joshua 12 05 713 Mamo (w) CO 849 Puahl, KUInahl 9 95 j Wright, Henry 3 90 66 Maicha 1160 115 Walmalu, P. 13 15 714 'Mason, Mrs. 830 Perry, Kualilnc 21 C5 170 Wo Chong Co ,. 27 15 C7 Mlloka, Estate 2 70 116 Wewehl, J. O 6 00 District of Koolatipoko.Xb. 715 Masayashl, M 851 2 70 2 12 80 Paanlanl, John Wallace, Charles, Sr 12 15 G8 Moltono, Chas 11 50 117 Walmea Land Co. 50 55 71C Morse, Capt. II. tl c 852 Paoakalanl, Wm 13 70 00 Wallace, Sam., Jr 7 20 G9 .Mokuahl 3 80 118 Wond, W. S 6 00 717 Mar 1 Barenaba, Hua $ 2 70 Id 10 85 853 Pllpll (w) 8 75 Wood, J. Q., and Peterson, 70 Malo, Estato D 3 718 Malktal, Keakealanl .... 16 25 W. L. U 60 71 Mai una 2 70 719 1 Montano, A. A 167 75 Walker, F. D 16 60 854 Quong York Keo 11 50 72 Mlka, Estate 4 35 r2 Hoop!!, Mrs 720 Meekapu, S. II 50 3 2S u 855 9 30 Wo Lee 10 95 73 Manlnl Sllva 7 10 721 QuongKookTal Difttrict of Kooluuloa. Alakekau 1160 Whitney, Fred 64 40 72 Mechenaka 1150 Wah Keo 7 63 723 Ming 74 Naloloa 2 15 1 Arndes, Joe S 4 90 3 KalaJau 17 00- - Hym, C 1 70 856 lloulnson Minors S 24 70 Wilson, C. D 9 93 721 McGuIre, AV 75 Nawela 3 25 2 Alewa 1 60 4 Kamaka (w) 3 so J. 10 40 857 Kodrlgucs, Manuel 1 70 Wilson, J. H 2 70 725 McGuIre, 7G Ng Mou Sal 2 70 3 Aklna 4 85 5 Kamohalll 2 6G- T. C 8 20 858 Ulchards, Joseph C8 70 Welling, Carl 7 20 726 McKenzle, D 77 Nalwl, J. L 2 15 0 Kalill, John 7 10 09 25 859 llobertson, Mrs. James W. 47 90 Wing Tal 13 70 727 7 Keanu 10 40 Mclean, John 19 20 8C0 llamsay, Chas. II 3 80 Wohlneaukal, 22 50 Estate of.. 4 C. 7 728 McKeague, 1 Booth, W 10 8 Keoa, J 3 80 Dan 85 861 Kodrlgucs, Antono 9 40 Wilcox, II. W 91 05 78 Opunul . 729 McAngus, 5 Baronaua, J. H 3 80 9 Kelllmahtal, Henry 6 Alex 7 20 802 Klco, Julia S 36 70 Wright, J. P 6 00 00 730 McDowell, 10 iKInolua 2 70 Anastasla C5 863 llosa, Kstato of Antone. . 98 95 Wlnam, 341 60 C, Trustee 79 . 731 McLean, John 26 804 17 00 Pelanl 11 Kam Musg 17 00 90 llosa, Frank Walama 11 50 6 732 McQueen, 80 Patkai . Chun Yat 11 00 12 Kwong Sung Wal 47 30 J 10 40 865 llocha, Frml 9 40 Williams, Henry 13 25 86G Rhodes, V. C 16 45 Wong How 2 70 868 llosa, Mrs. Maria J 7 10 Wong Kun 10 50 81 Itamos, Estato 9 30 7 Kaaukal, Estato 12 60 733 13 Leong Lock 3 80 Nelson, Charles 1 1 60 8G9 ItelBt, Mrs. Annie 44 60 Wong Cheong 1 70 82 Robinson, Estate 2 70 8 Kaleo, Estate 3 16 734 4 10 Nessemento, Manuel S... 7 10 870 llosa, Mrs. Helen N 30 20 Wong Yip tc. Co 24 70 83 Rehne, P. J 90 Kamokona 3 25 735 Naohaclua, Peter 215 871 Itcnnle, Evan C 55 Wong Hop 6 00 84 Rels, II. 0 13 70 11 Kapu 3 80 736 14 Meek, Jack 6 00 Notley, David 8 20 872 Ulsclcy, Georgo 8 20 Wong Ah Young 6 00 85 Ballnger, S. 9 30 12 Kaumu 2 70 737 Nakea, Levi 9 40 872 Ilowlanda, Mrs. W 35 Wong Wo Fey, Trustee. . 209 50 13 Kapua 160 738 Naehalua 8 75 Wong Lung 17 14 Kolapa 160 Co 00 86 Shlozawa, C 42 90 15 'Namal 3 739 Nichol, Georgo 2 70 15 KapoJl 7 66 80 Wong Tong Hee 1 80 87 San Kwong Lee 18 50 16 Nakuauna . 3 80 740 Naves, Antone 874 Sam Wo S 16 2 Fernandez 30 35 2 70 Wong Chock Hong Co. . . 31 30 Kaukaha, Estate 70 741 NiBhlmura 1150 875 Sailors' Homo 154 60 1010 Wong Koe 11 50 17 Kahalepauole 2 15 742 Naneo (w) 19 20 870 Sing Man 3 23 88 Tung Lai 2 70 18 Kapena 2 70 1011 Wong Chong G 00 17 Papa, Estate 2 743 Napahukapu, 877 89 Tung Kee 2 70 70 Estate of... 11 95 Shaw, Miss Itoslna 3 80 1012 Wo Sing 8 19 Keau 4 90 744 20 Nakashlma 9 30 878 See Chlng 13 70 22 Kalllklnl 1 60 7 Naaakualll, J. W. B 14 90 879 Schaefcr, Mrs. H 3 90 23 Kau, M. K 1 OS 716 90 West, 0 2 70 18 Sun Wo Lee BO Nakaula, Panlla (w) 9 30 880 Sing Chong 3 SO 1013 Yee On & Co 28 00 24 Kalohlnnl 2 70 747 Nohorahlpa, 91 Williams, E. C 2 70 U J 10 40 881 Smith, Mrs. A. K 22 50 1014 Yan On Chan & Co 6 25 Kaehukukona, Estate 6 65 748 Nul, 00 92 White, D. T . 26 90 Victoria 1370 882 Suln Lock Keo 15 90 1015 Yat Pan & Co 26 Kaeaaukapu 7 10 Iau 1150 93 Williams, Estate of. . . . 3 25 19 Young Young & Co 22 SO Slns 883 Santos, Joo 101G coo 7 10 Yaniamoto 19 20 94 Wharton, N 3 80 ""iaiu.u 854 19 20 Swjnton, Harry S 14 SO! 1017 Yun Lee Mark Jan Co. . . . G 00 751 Napoleon, Napda .'.'.'. '.j' 27 Luanuu Meheulii 2 70 170 855 Sing Choy 12 CO 1018 YeeWoHlngCo 13 70 I hereby certify 762 Nott. Thomas 29 Lutera, J 1 60 that the above fs 93 60 880 Sun Hop Ylck & Co 8 2o! 1019 Yun Jan Kong and Chan a correct list of Delinquent 763 Niekolas, Alex. .'.'.'. "4 District of Walalua. Taxes for O.... 90 887 Sang On Keo c 00 Chow Fal 12 CO 1898, to the best of my knowledge 754 Nahoku g and 40 888 Smith, Alex 26 CO 1020 Yeo Sing 3 50 23 60 160 tot ioio,uon Ahana, W. W 30 Mauhll belief. 3 80 889 Sllva, M. 1 14 45 1021 Yuen Pen 7 20 Alia 11 65 31 Mahakee, Llllll 1 60 (Signed) JONATHAN SHAW, JMNakulna, J. K ..' 9 40 890 Sherman, Georgo CO. 1 1022 Yuen Kong 11 60 Ai, D 2 15 32 Mahoe, Kaolll . 1 60 Assessor 1st Division,

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Kallm, I) .,, 3 fj Ui Magulre, Mary K. 9 30 31 SO 1 following Mil of the Delinquent Taxes NabaleNha CM Kabiktmnul, U 97 Knikaitmt 2 7J Mallei, w. no 2 ml Taxpers s In the Tax I.lsta of i: is XawnhlmvkalASl () $11 Kaalkapil 91 KalacU ; j5 thli DltUlon, together with tho Malsloha, II 5 66 Knlhxt 2 n Kahele. W .... 9 SO Kulituuu, Kam.il 2,1 and penalties ilue. Mlllula, Mr 4 62 Kaho,(hi ( ) 3 so Kunanholo, Oh.. 9 SO KaHKo.i 4 10 nmuiuit Opunul, M. 1 M 3 II Mnkoln, Wm 4 35 I. Kauuiaka 1 05 Komala 2 70 Kulkahl, C'liait 0!ek 6 to 335 Mnkabftlltillii 1 70 Kalllku, Mr. . 2 15 .Kalllol 4 90 Keklinm () 4 jo Makakulanl ICawahumana ton.i 2109 Katam.i, I,. IC... 6 00 Keohokalole, llhulu, Mrs... 13 70 Malulu, J(ik 12 71 Palalle. J 8 86 iKullU. 0 10 90 Kekia, Kiiluie ... 4 40 Kaluhi, IhiIm 15 $5 DlMrir of Walluku. Ivalllelwlo 6 40 Mnhn, AVm 9 30 Plllkla (w) I 43 Kutuhtwn, J 542 Kvaw coin, 8 22 60 . 8 C 2 15 Kanohokuuhlnl 70 Kulaiiokalaui, I) S. V $ 11 11 Mahlllllll 00 Puu 21 65 Kamakawahlne 27 35 Abraham, 12 . . Kfjuno 39 I). IC Choy 7 32 Mile. C. H 3 52 lYovla, Mr. Mark 22 21 Uahele 2 15 Kiilauokalanl. 14 70 Ah ICeahl C 00 3 91 Maul 9 02 Store Co 5 30 Kelllkuloa . . 11 70 Kaliiaalm, 8 , 6 65 Ah Cho Pauela Kekablli 2 70 . $$ Kanelu (w) , 2 70 Ah Kl 3 S Papu, lloe 2 70 Kauaptia Knunaana . . 1 CO Konah.10 Fook I CO KtMkitmoku Oplo 3 03 () 7 65 Ah Nahalea ., 3 42 Kaltiablne, Geo. 1 70 10 12 Kamakaouo, Sam 1 03 Alama Nlulll 7 92 Slmeon.i and Maria 7 62 KaatKina, . . .4 90 Ah Pol ICO John Nawal, K., Mrs 8 SO K..' 61 99 Knukiiu, Win. . . . 2 97 Ah Young 8 31 Snlffen, N. (w) 4 35 C 00 Kaka 4 07 Ah Hlng 3 25 Namaknha 170 Sylva, Frank I. Una 2 10 l.llllcliiia, E 15 62 , 3 Awry Jm 2 70 Stone, Edwin 3 25 U-il- J I 96 Kalliami 25 Iocklngtou, llattle, MrH 2 70 CO 6 00 , 1 49 Ivapola 2 70 Ah Sam Bros 1 Organ, Santa Christo, Maria A Uiukla, Mr. IiIka (w) 270 Chan 5 40 JCaniaka, I.llli .. 75 Awana .. 2 09 lf Urn Choy 2 97 It l.ukcl.i, I'Xatn 2 50 1 CO Kamaunu, A. 2 70 Aukal, D. H.. I !azarus, J. . . . 21 10 ... 00 Tong Hop 23 60 Keahlcna, Mary 4 90 Apua, S. W. P Paahao, S. W. 4 30 l.uachu, Annlo 4 02 Tukeyama 2 70 Kumuka, Mrs. 5 45 Aktona 6 00 Pomalkal, Kaawa 7 10 iMhela (w) 2 01 Dan.. Mokehu, Kntale 2 15 Kalelplll 7 65 Puhlll (w) 2 70 Hlng S 43 Mnnase, Itcv. J 6 60 Ie 3 SO 3 53 Klmokco .Maullawa, Rahapa 9 70 8 Paulo, S 1 60 Wilkinton, Mrs. It. lnlUo Butler. II. E., Est 60 Kauklnl 80 Maewaewa I'alaualclo, E., Mrs 12 60 Waipa, L. K 3 20 Brooks, P., and Ikuewa 7 10 ICnao, Mrs. .Maria..,. 70 67 Q Muhlnl, J 14 25 M 18 75 Puolna 170 Wood. J. Uroad, Mrs. S Kaaeokalanl, J 12 00 Wilkin, Ben 13 Mahoa. Mrs 07 Maria Mollo 160 Hrown, C 00 3 25 Jim .Magoon, J. A 13 05 Kala Malham 1 60 Hoss, M. C.iSr. .. 51 3; Mahl.il 2 70 Kawolie. Jas. II 4 OS Maleka (w) 160 Kapunlht 1 CO Clark, Thos 25 74 Medelros, Carr 1 32 Makalel & Oo 23 CO Klllnuho 4 30 Chllllngworth. S. F 12 03 Snlffen, B 952 Malkaaloa, Kalwl 2 15 Makalel, J 2 97 4 SO Kaiukaiula 4 90 M.iunaktu 9 80 Cummlngs, W. H., Jr 9 30 Scholtz, E., Mrs 28 27 DUtrivt of lltuiu. MWieula, Henry . Ivahulollo 6 00 MatimUoa ; Caswell, Jas 2 15 Sylva, F. 17 33 Medclrot, Kabul ; 171 D80 Moanale, S. SI 103 Keohokalole, helbulu 40 CO Mlnamlna 9 80 Sohel Nlshlokn, 2 70 Apa $ 1 87 Martines, Man'l J 121 Kanana, Mlnamlna .. 6 00 Molla 2 15 Amar.i, 1111a Est. Malkaaloa '.... 8 70 105 Mendonea, Antonu 3 2S Kulu 12 00 12 00 Walwalolo 8 Auld, Mrs. J 4 20 lCalnakliil, 2 15 " Mahl 92 Mahulona 4 SO Wm 16 84 Wong Kong 41 Ako 3 86 Kahalopuua (wj 10 90 " Pao 20 Mautlawa 1 05 .... Nakl, l'.ila 3 80 " 20 25 Waakanakaolo 6 Ah Mi, S 20 19 Kahaulello, 2 70 Joo Enos 70 .MaUtlua 1 59 Noah ... Nakulna, Mrs. E. M 48 90 Aslu 2 33 " J. Drown 45 00 Moljnf. P 9 23 Klmolahllabl, I.ullai 3 25 'Nninoaloba (w) 3 25 " Nlauplo 0 82 Kanekoa 3 SO Nauka 4 30 " F. Scholz 26 90 Kaoputi, Maria 0 00 Ninobua (w) 2 37 2 70 DiHtrlct ol' .Mtikawuu. Asa, HelanI 11 00 . . . 8 " J. N. Nahaku NalweUu (w) 171 Ivaaoao, Robert .'. 75 Nupnlu, Estate 16 35 ' 2 70 Bogawah 1 9S Knobte 2 70 D. K. Klpakuhla Nakalkalna (w) 5 23 Ah Tim, B. C 23 89 Brown, Godfrey 4 90 ' K. Cummlnes 160 Neodbani, Win 6 44 6 Alona 2 48 Baker, John A 3 " Opunul 00 Nawahlneokalanl 6 00 Oop.i, W. II 6 20 41 Antone, C. W 5 72 Emm, Huakinl 9 1 I.iuhlno, Estate 6 91 Oploplo .Mrs 3,go Ah Chin Xaoolo Oplo 05 17 00 5 61 IockhiRton, 3 SO Est. Kunukau Nakula. John 4 25 Mrs. Hatita. Ohla 8 70 Akulnl, Ah Hona 1 65 Cummings, W. H 12 Naholo, J. K 4 20 Akulnl, Annie 1 00 Cabral, Foso B 03 Nahulna 1 38 Fauatlno, A. . 9 41 Akulnl, Mrs. Kaiewe... 10 30 Carredra, Man'l Rodriguez... 5 01 Naholoa, 3 20 Makakehau (w) . 3 80 Paehaole, A. ." 6,00 E. 38 94 Ake, Mrs. Julia 14 74 Mh Frlel, II.... Cabral, --Manocl 2 76 Makalua, .Mrs. M. 3 25 Nmianu, 2 70 Paehaole, Kolcka lv60 . Ah Yuen and Ah Hau. 4 62 Rtate ,t Cobta, Jose Martines de 3 5$ Minor, George .. S 10 Pabia 12,60 Ahml, S 67 90 9 75 Maul, Estate 4 95 Pamawabo 3, go Hclelkalanl Ahml, Tain See 57 42 115 45 3 6" Poaha 2 69 Hale, Sol Ah Chew, Y 6 71 OUwlra. Jo.m 5 40 Dowsett, James 1 2 15 Palalolo, Estate 5 17 Hapo and A. Kanahele Ahllong, Mrs. A " 3"Sb 23 39 D'Estrella, Jacinth 3 22 Nakalkuaana, EfU.ite 5 15 Hula Ah Kip C 50 ( Hooka no 4 30 Puhl. D.. Estate 8 10 Nlau I 30 Hoewaa, Lanl 3 25 Pueikl, EsUte 7 49 Nlthati 3 23 Birch, Henry Gardner, Alapai Namalelua 1 Hakalaau, Keahl 3 80 39 60 160 Pauole 4 80 60 IM.Htriit ol' liitiiai. Halemano 6 00 Brown, Mary Kanoho 29 77 Patau 160 Nakulna, Mrs. E. M, 8 7i 'Noah, Peter 2 70 Papallmu, Lul 2 92 Kaleiboa, Moo-- i $ 3,8 Hlalo, J. K 12 SO 1 87 Chau Pol 20 93 Pauaht, Enoka 2 31 Kaleiop.t 3 80 Iokama Hon 11, Uilama 22 75 2 70 Cleveland, II. W 12 60 Paehaole, A. P 3 96 Kauhane, Ila 7 10 Imamura Helekahi 4 90 Okamura 6 00 8 20 Clarke, T. L, 3 25 Peahl 2 70 Kealakaa 6 00 lelcmia Hanuna, Peluela 4 33 Cummlngs, W. H 15 35 Poohlna, D. M 18 33 Hauola 2 65 Cooper, Annlo Franc S 10 Perrelra, J 5 62 'I 11 50 Haumea, Kubauplo 5 91 Penlamlna, E. P 14 58 Joseph, Peter Cooper, Henry 12 75 Pupuhl, Sam 10 79 l.omucla 8 75 Hoonanl, Mrs. N 5 40 Pratt, .Mrs. F. 3 IVpeJila (w) 2 10 I,upeau 7 80 Hana Protestant Church 1 8J Puahl, Mrs. L. K Kalna.D 3110 JYnimaoa, Kama 2 10 Daniels, Chas 3 80 Hardy, W. h 5 50 Palaunu Kalwtlau (w) 5 51 Papoko, Mrs. Kamaka 10 80 Hentrope, Join 2 98 Pua (w) Kahaleao, 5 40 1 Pomalkal, Kahananul 23 90 Maawe, K. K 3 89 Hana Haloa, J 9 75 Peahl, Keoo Kapu 7 60 Estate of Kealakai 6 40 Mahelona, S. W 3 80 " Ulna, Peter 2 37 Puba, Moke Kahaulello 5 40 Puuleloa 5 72 o 6,00 " Papa Kalanlhookana 1141 Kealawai 5 45 Quevn Eraroa EsUto 2 81 Kalua, W., Mrs 4 30 " Mahi 15 13 1 " 1 05 Jwa, S. C 0 , Kawaihoa 4 30 Keala Sm-th- J. K 35 16 " W. Honokoupu 3 91 Ioaepa, Peter . . . 3 41 Sea, Mm. Ixrul.sa 15 90 Kanana, J. D 30 70 .... Reuter, M. H 13 96 " Mrs. Waipa 7 37 Illpau, Estate of. $ It Shaw, Alice 4 90 Italauao (w) 5 40 Rwter, M. H. (Guardian) .... 17 00 " B. Kahopuoku 7 10 Shaw, Albert 9 30 Kapo, Mcle 4 30 Renter, 5 73 Zablan, Au 2 70 " Scholts 114 80 Annie Sylva, 11 Kanlnau, 19 14 Fred Manuel, Estatw. 40 F. " Kalaikl, 22 67 Rls, Elljo dos 4 19 32 02 Wallace 12 93 EstaVJ'of Shaw, Label a, Estate.. 35 60 Kahaleole 10 46 " Konohia . . 2 70 Kalohelo, Estate, of I Katanul, J. A 6 50 1 certify that the foregoing is a cor- " Kaneholani 48 10 Keopuhiwa, Estate of 1 27 Treadway, II. G 60 Kealoha, M 52 91 45 32 rect list of Taxes remaining unpaid tm " " Kaonohl-mak- a Kauhimaka 15 23 Smyth, J.K Kelllkipt 3 20 ... 2 70 the Second Taxation Division, to (h Kldredge, D. P 1177 Kapiolanl, Queen 00 Sllva, Antone 15 34 Koaloalll, J 29 40 Ill bcttt of tny knowledge and belief. Eldredge, D. K 1160 Kanakaokal, Ixke 27 40 Saunders, Jas. P 14 10 Wahincbookae 9 80 Kamakele, J 68 05 (Signed) C. H. DICKEY, Kahaleuahl, S 3 31 Kapuklal (w) 12 60 Assessor 2nd Division. ICealla, Maria 8 10 Kalo, Geo 7 10 Halemano, S. K 20 85 Kahinau (w) 7 44 Tachofen, Aston 3 42 Kealoba, E., MJss 7 10 Haole, J 10 66 Kaluhi, Solomon 15 70 Toomey, Capt. D 600 Kalelklnl, Sam 8 86 Hamili, Kalna 8 42 Kupau, Noah 6 29 Kahaleao 7 10 Halama, S. P 7 10 District of Molokul. Keoki, Julia K 6 45 Kanahele, A, Miss 2 70 Hiram, Hattlo M 3 25 Kahaloaukl 26 43 Uilamakoa 3 20 Kamakalwi, J. N 3 63 Hookano 42 60 Island of Kaui. Kamakawahlne 1 00 Unknown Owner of R. P. 2660 11 40 Achl, W. C 6 00 Kanobokuahlwl 5 01 Haulanl, Mrs. J 2 70 Kanuba 2 81 Ulimahele, John .Mones 105 Apakl 3 80 A. S 9 41 Kaholokal, Imabayashl 2 70 Kahoopll, J. K 10 71 Akamu 3 25 Tax Offlco, Fourth Division. 11 22 Kahunalau laea, Isaac D 16 20 Kaalal 3 20 Ah Sack, Kapeka 2 70 December 31st, 1898. Kahoounauna 7 65 Wilkinson, Boko ..; 25 62 Kalwi, Mrs 1 CO Auld, Halokli, Mrs...! 13 70 Tho following list of Delinquent Kaluna, Jno. 2 15 Walker, John S 3 14 Kaholokal and others 9 43 Taxpayer, is hereby published as re Kum Yau 6 60 Kahalehoe 2 70 Wilcox, Mariana 7 60 Keawe 2 49 quired by law, comprises the De- Kaulanaula, J 4 79 Kaohiki (w) 2 92 Wagner, Kenlbo 6 00 and Kamlo, J. H 26 25 Brown, J. F 86 13 linquent Taxes for tho Fourth Division Kaluo, 8. H 13 75 Kapakl, Hoopil 7 White, Geo 1 63 Keanlni, Hookano 83 and as indicated, including Kale, Maria 182 Kalelonehu (w) 4 80 Districts Kama!, Kahelo 2 64 Heal Proporty, Car- Kahale, 3. 20 62 Kalalanl-nu- l ll 40 Estate, Personal Keaumoku 7 60 Halawa Co 6 00 riages, Carta and Drays, Dogs and Per- S. N 7 10 Kalll, Sam 16 06 Young, K 5 89 3 Kaalhue, Kuuku, Hamau . , 4 31 Hlmeni, D 80 sonal Taxes assessed and remaining Kabookele, L., Mrs 11 61 Kamakele, J 109 00 Klha, Piba 105 unpaid for 1898, with 10 per cent, pen- Kapu, S., Rev 6 00 Kamakele, Mrs. J 12 10 Kamakele, Annie 12 00 Kaulu 8 70 alties and tho cost for advertising as Kaonohl 6 00 4 90 Kalauao, Geo 6 40 Kaperiela 2 66 Ilae, John the law provides. Kaalal ' 1 70 Kaanana 6 00 Kahaokumoku, BmaJe 3 15 Kali 9 02 Kalnoa (w) 7 60 'Kawabamaalla, Malie 3 25 DUtrlc of Lnhaina. Keanlni 13 38 Jones, Joaoph 12 00 Kallt 8 20 Kamano 3 80 Kalko 3 68 3 20 Jones, E., Estate 40 60 Kaiue, S. E 8 03 Kalohelani, Paele District of Kawaibau. Kapule, Sam 7 65 8 09 7 60 Jones, Ape, Estate 9 30 I 24 98 Kane, S. K AhoJo, James I ' 2 ICalelhuia, W. K Kawata 70 KeUimakuaole 4 80 ' Kapuaa 39 40 Unknown Owners. , Kelliaa, D. II ,.... 4 40 2 47 Kauhane, Mrs. J 52 60 Kahelekua Kamalholo 3 08 Kahelefkuo, Kapea 1 60 Brawttter, Rebecca 2 70 Kaokaka, Estate 5 40 . 4 R. P. 4044, C. A. 6645 8 Kallllkane, G. and A 3 36 Kalelklnl 20 Kalanihou (w) 5 40 Kaluna, Estate 4 90 K 105 4014, 1 OS Kalallko 154 Kahaku . 4 14 Kaiewe, Joe 5 62 Kaoo, J., Estate ; 8 70 R. P. UC. A..4591... Kunukau, O $ 00 Kalaaunul 3 15 Kaleo, Mrs. K 3 08 Cockett, EsUte Joe 14 20 Kaha, Estate 2 70 hereby forcBoing b Kalehuawehe, K 4 62 Kanahuna, It. K 2 70 Kalaeloa, Kahlnu 2 48 Kapu, Estato 9 80 I certify tho to 'Kapono, A.,'(w) 2 26 Keanlni 4 07 Kekanaha. Mrs 7 72 Koaii, Estate 3 80 a correct list of tho Delinquent Taxe Kuhaulua '. 7 m Keelna 3 80 Koaokalani 2 10 Davlda, John 10 40 Kukamana, W. A., Estato. ... 7 60 and Taxpayers for tho Fourtn Taxa- Kalalwa, D. H 6 71 Kill 18 00 Kakani, L. K 2146 Kokahuna, S. & Co 2 70 tion Division. PARITY, Kamoku (w) x 70 KubilanI 1 60 KuheJekala, Kallko 3 14 Kekahuna, S 2 70 (Signed) J. K. 4th Division. Kamakelo 6 00 Kodama, G 2 70 Kosdo 3 86 Ekeka, Ka 6 00 Kaikala 1 97 Assessor "; i Jla

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I the long lookcd-fo- r retrrat began. We. WORK AT KIHEI DAY WAR nan waited nil day to get a shot at a $fttiuttiati$ftcttf. THE MURDER OF whole Spaniard. As wo got sight of OFJIEAL them -- our battalion not more than 200 SEMI WEEKLY. men let ioo on them and In almost S.Sl'KU TUKSIIAY8 AND FRIDAYS. a moment nearly 200 dead and wounded: JOE, THE MALAY npanianin luy on tho road among LaiKkiBs Plaitatien to 13 One Description or El Caney July 1st, them W. N. ARMSTRONG, their old general, who had made EMTOR. such a good fight. Some ono hoisted, n whlto ling, tho flrlng erased. About BUUSCltll'TION RATES: of the Lanest Here. by a Nan Who Saw It. two hundred uninjured surrendered to Psa Mokth I ,M us. So ended the fight of tho 1st of Fib Moxtii, Kokmuk, ,, .74 A Tragedy That Invites the July. It was tho fight of the war, and Ps Ya ., 5.CW at tho close of day re- Ysab, Kokmuk CO) the each sldo fB De-- spected tho fighting ability of the Pijibk In?rlitljf Id Adunce. AMEAGE IN FEE-- SIMPLE Application of Best WHERE THE BULLETS STRUCK other. "I don't know exactly how manr men wo twenty-tw- o A. W. PEARSON. Ability. lost, but In about Iluilnen Manager. tective officers we had one, tho colonel, killed, Developing Watr Succasvfully. Anxieties and Thrills Aotlon Hot mid six wounded. ng Philippines? Railways-Landi- and Wharf. and Deadly-Pa- in of Waiting, "Tho Well, If there U LorTln A. Tburiton. Alfred W. Carter. any fighting wo will give a good ac- Town Crowing Up. Spanish Retreat. count of ourselves." THUKTM CARTER. In almost every murder case thone Is tald at unco foul piny, and was more substance for a novel of exciting chap- certain of It tho further he Investigate ATTORNEYS-AT-LA- By MERCHANT ters. In tbe killing that was done at ' Minih.il llrnwn Is- of thn .imn Rev. II. II. Parker. 6treet Best to Post Office. With no fuss or noise, what will be ( Lieut. William Waesel, commanding Kapuukolo Saturday night there Is ma- 1.lon. Tho latter has detailed special An article on "Tho Growth of Reli (lie second largest plantation on Maul, M Company, Twenty-secon- d Regulars, terial for a thrilling story with detail men to tbe affair. gion among tho Hawaiian People," ifoy LYLE A. DICKEY. Is proceeding rapidly with Its develop- aboard the transport Senator, was lu to make the nerves tingle. The victim The house iti Kapuukolo Is a tene tho Rev. Henry if. Parker, Is one of ment. tho thickest of tho fray at El Caney, was not of much identity, but he was ment. In the lower rooms are the one the Interesting features of Hawaii Net. ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY II. F. Dillingham has an option to Cuba. He was tit tho head of his com- tn course of publication by tho Hawai- Public. O. Box 786, Honolulu, a faithful, harmless chap. Malice was Chinese boy and a number of Japanese, '. part of the stock, but meanwhile pany until well along in tho afternoon, ian Co. II. I. King and Bethel not In him and he was a good man as Upstairs are more Japanese and tho Gazette Street, the present owners, H. P. when he was shot through the shoulder Baldwin and a laborer at the Iron Works. Tkose Hawaiian family with which Joe made Judgment formed after a llfotlmer L. A. Thurston are not waiting for and face. Ho was carried to the rear among this who knew him express regard for him his home., Joe might have been killed spent the Hawallans and by a W. R. CASTLE. feature to materialize, but are pro- and after many weeks confinement in and arc sorry that he was ruthlessly In the vicinity or even at some distance careful observer llko Rev. Mr. Parker,. ceeding to develop plantation with- the hospital recovered. His wounds the slaughtered. Joe, the Malay, had the away and carried to the spot whero his makes nhls an article to be treasured. ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY out delay, have one sldo of his faco paralyzeJ. life knocked out of him evidently body was found. But there Is no trail left Public. Attends all Courts of tbe W. F. Pogue, late manager or Lieut. Wusscl Is a keen observer anJ Republic Honolulu, H. I. the without having a chance to defend him- of blood to bo found. It ho fell from CIIAKGi:i) WITH AIUKUEK. Haleakala Ranch, Is the manager; C. has tho faculty of describing events self and It U believed without having above or iwas thrown from above he A. Long, bookkeeper of the ranch, has well. While, there has been much PARKE. given rerlous offense. could not possibly have landed at the CATHCARJJfc also been transferred to the planta said and written about the Cuban cam- Jules l'ittioiiib Accused of KllllriK Joe was a dark, strong, quiet fellow, snot found and again there would be KAAHU-tnan- tlon; "Jack" Dow, head luna paign, the story told by tho Lieutenant it Woman. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 13 at the friendly .with the Hawallans and liked spots of evidence. Tho ground thero Is Street. Walluku plantation, takes tbe same on tho verandah of tho Hawaiian hotel Some monuis ago, while. Manual by them. It is said he came to the damp. There Is no dust like the grime, position at Kihel, .with Edgar Morion, to a coterie of local acquaintances, Is Brown was away to tho cooat, linn Islands from the south In a sailing found on the face and on the coat. A late luna on tbe Walkapu Plantation, well worth publication. Ho said: doath of a woman occurred on Kauai WHITNEY & NICHOLS. ship. He worked a couple of years at piece of coral that had some hair upon as chief assistant. Allan Clark, lately "On tho night of Juno 30th wo bi- and thero was ugly talk about It. An. Wnlanae and has been In town nearly It was taken from the ground, but there in charge of the Government rock vouacked along the roadside, about inquost was held ovor tho body, and. ocntAl rooms on fort street. a Mr. He Is dead and no one knows was no blood upon It. Office In Brewer's Block, cor. Fort crusher and steam drills at Honolulu two miles from tho village of El Caney. although thcro was thought to havw who killed him, nor can anyone gueas Altogether tho tragedy seems un- nd Hotel Bts.; entrance, Hotel St. Ik the engineer. With this forco at We were up on tho march bcfoic bcen foul play, through tho probable why. There aro several theories oa fathomable. The pollco department and the head, under the personal supervi- daylight the next morning. Along the Ignorance of tho Jury, u verdict, was the manner of execution of th crime will do Its very best, for now it has a M. S. GRINBAUM & CO., LTD. sion of 11. P. Baldwin, and nearly 200 narrow trails, across creeks, through brought In which completely exclud and the reason for It, but none of requiring tho utmost skill. laborers, thlngH are humming nt Ki cu tho deep grass we went to wimo place ed tho Ide.i of anything wrong. them are at all tangible. Method and d importers Commission Mei . hel. Fifteen carpenters are putting up THE INQUEST none, but commanding oMccrs knew Meanwhile tho sentiment that there-ha- and motive arc densest puzzles. buildings mi fast that the settlement where. At sunrise we had reached a been criminality grow up, and chants. Late Saturday night after the sa Tho following coroner's Jury was has grown in thrco months from a sunken road running between El Caney wuh Increased by a relative, of the San Francisco., and. .Honolulu. loons were closed and while tho streets summoned In tho case of Joe: C. U. store home and a shanty to a vlllago and Santiago. Hero wo were depIoyoJ deceased who went from Maul toJCau-a- l SIS Front St. Queen St, were thronged with lato wayfarers, a Mullo, L. Kalmloioku, S. P. Konoa, of twenty substantial buildings. as skirmishers. Then wo plunged Into on account of the death and who out clean looking little Chinaman, a laun- John Kuaana and 11. 'Kinney. a like can be Herman Schussler, of the Spring Val thicket, the of .which not affirmed that there hid 'been foul play. H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD. dry employe, came Into the police sta- Dr. Emerson, upon being sworn stat- found outsldo of Cuba. It is tho same ley Water Works, San Francisco, has Tho matter was reported 4o Attorney tion with a frightened tale. He raid ed that upon examination ho found luxuriant vegetation that ono finds been engaged as hydraulic engineer, here, except It Is more, General Smith anil after tho arrival GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS one very blocked deceased had not been dead very that much and the water development Is proceed a dead man or drunk, that dense. In a square yard of ord- of Marshal Brown tho caso was taken Queen St., Honolulu, H. I. by a about ing under bis supervision. The water entrance to sleeping room. Capt. Holl long. That death waH caused inary Cuban soil ono can And every up. David ivaapa went to Kauai and is being secured from surfaco dug went with the patrol wagon. long and deep wound In tho head. The species of plant iknowit to a tropical evidence was seaurcd wnlcli pointed ED.HOFFSCHLAEGER&CO. wells, being hori- power- Most lateral tunnels run place was In tho second lane, iiad evidently been a very soil. of them aro armed with Ttt-com- zontally The blow to a man by tho name of Jules b from the bottom of a thirty iKlng bridge, on one, as the anterior Hap had been briars, thorns and other scratching IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION foot shaft. This is done with tbe town sldo of street ful nrntiwil Innu TMi t a tvnn w rin t wa nln mr.ul having had something to do with Merchants. King and Bethel SU., of a. steam drill, although a tho .lower line of tho street, about burned over, and tho skull penetrated...... " liackln ollr wav for ,cw tho affair. He and tho woman lived Honolulu, II. I. battery of drills run by compressed air eighty yards from Nuuanu stream. Tho right sldo of the body showed ovl- - hundred yards we changed direction to together. Friends of tho man wore 1 on the way from tbe coast, having There was the dead man, at tho doC., donco of posolbly having bc;n drugged the right and headed for El Caney. they know, which by wo loath ito tell all been selected Mr. Schussler. boy had Bald. There Wa. tho next witness, upon being Soon caught xcattcriug shots F. A. SCHAEFER & CO. development pro- as the Chinese Ah they one made tho gathering of evidence qulto The of tho water Is re- where came from no know. head. when 'ho had g ceeding rapidly, the Increase during the wero two pools of blood at tho sworn, stated that Wo could hear tho plng-g-- of i bullet difficult. Sufficient was secured, how- - IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION last few days having been at tho rate One had a considerable amount of the turned from tho Chinese theatre, he nnd here and thero u man was hit. But aver, on which to baso an accusa- Merchants. Honolulu, Hawaiian of about 50,000 gallons a day. Two fluid. In the other was not much. had stumbled over tho body of a man. wo wero.not In tho fight not yet. For tion by tho marshal and tho war- Islands. temporary centrifugal pumps, capable was length. Tho It was a drunk, ho hnd sum- fully nil hour and a half we literally Joe, the Malay, at full Thinking way through rant was Issued and ithci arrest mada of pumping 5,000,000 gallons a day, for they cut our tho vegetation; as keeping tho wells clear of water while corpse was placed on a blanket, loaded moned an officer. When returned wo advanced the bullets begun to come laitt evening. JOHN T. WATERHOUSE. work In In progress, are in use, and Into the llttlo wagon and taken to the they found the man to bo dead. faster. Tho arrestee man Is a tnemlor of four more have been ordered. police station. Klllona, pollco oflleer, was next "For two hours wo were under lire tho Tltcomb family of Kauai nnd Ib permanent pumps wo In IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GEN- - The aro to be I)r. Emerson camo along soon to sworn. Stated that iho was the officer before dared lire a shot return. part Hawaiian. Two or throo weeks Merchandise. Queen Worthlngtons two of a capacity of Wa. He found We were afraid of hitting some of our rral Street, 6,000,000 day dress the head of a seaman, who had who returned with Ah own people; In addition, wo could see ago ho camo to Honolulu end hoa Honolulu. gallons a each arc under contract to bo delivered In working been seriously assaulted. This Job tho man to .be dead, and after notifying nono of the enemy. But we could hear been living out at Palama, where the order In Juno next. finished, tho surgeon made an examin- tho department, removed the body. their bullets. arrest, which reflects 11111011 credit ow 9 we open ttoutrt Lower.. F. J, Lowrcy. C. M. Cooke Tho planting of 100 acres of cano for of Joe, tho Malay. Tho wound D. A. Kcnul, after being sworn, said "At about o'clock struck tho Pollco Department, w.ia made !aiU to crop sum- ation ground village Caney was LEWERS & COOKE. seed plant the main next long open had been an acquaintance of the of El mer Is occupying the time of a was an Inch and a half and that ho lu of us. We, tho second battal- evening. number had been front of men. like a crooked mouth and the skull had tho dead man. That deceased ion of tho Twenty-recon- d, wero on tho IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN A wit of steam plows has already ar been penetrated to tho brain. A finger drinking with somo Japs and had been extreme left of our lines wo were to Lumber and Building Materials. be- rived, and several miles of rails for being inserted, clotted blood was making much noise. Wltncsshad gono Intercept the Spaniards when they Ofllce: 414 Fort Street. permanent and portablo a gan tno morning we track, and Emerson said that to bed at 10 o'clock and knew nothing to retreat. In MR. LANSING ENDORSED. t- Baldwin locomotive have been ordered. brought forth. Dr. wero afraid wo would not get thero be- Tho plantation owns between eight thcro had been a tremendous blow to further. fore they retreatod. - HAWAIIANWINE CO. the Thco. F. lousing, the noml- and nine thousand acres of good cano make the effect. In vlow of tho above evidence "El Caney consists of a few scatter- Union by nee of tho American 4 land, all In fee simple, and will put in On tho right sldo of the faco there Jury returned tho following verdict: ing houses, surrounded trees. South party for tho Senate, has been FRANK I3R0WN MANAGER, 28 and a crop of from a thousand to fifteen of the town In fact all around It--were 30 was an extensive but a light bruise, That tho ald Joe, a Malay, came to endorsed by tho new Republican Merchant St., Honolulu, H. I. hundred acres next summer, while the block houses, trenches, wlro - ground Into tho Thcro his death at Honolulu, Island of Oahu, party. Tho following was hand- following plant crop will 1o increased with dust skin. fences, anything to shelter u Spanish oven- - 4- - on 11th day of Fobruary, A. I). cd to tho Advertiser last THE WfiSTERN AND HAWAIIAN to 2,000 acres. Tho intention Is to was grime, on the right shoulder of the tho rlflo and check our advance. Ing for publication: make tho plantation produce from fif- coat. Thero was still coming blood 1899, from an Injury on his head, tho "Our end of the line hud the difficult LTD. teen to twenty thousand tons of sugar task of remaining under fire without - INVESTMENT., from the nose. result of a blow probably received February 13. 1899. Commit- - per annum. to advance wo wero there to Intercept the Republican pumps Deputy Marshal Chllllngworth, the from tho hands of a jicrson this 400 yards tee Rooms of MONEY LOANED LONO Tho null and will bo situated tho retreat. Wo were from Purty of Hawaii, Progress - FOR OR directly landing, which Is one go the case Jury unknown nests of bullets and wo short periods on approved security. nt tho first chief officer to Into tho hornet's Block. Resolved, by tho Exccu- - 4- - of brst In tho country. Tho sea stretched out on the open ground nnd - W. V. HALL, Manager. tho & tho Committee that tho sup- - bottom is smooth sand, gradually de began a fight with men behind earth- port of tho party Is plodged to scending edgo a Tho bullets wero coming llko - from tho water's to of Sans Soucl works. T. F. Ivanslng, In his candidacy 4- depth of 25 feet, COO foot from the CASI curgus, tho proprietor hall, a bullet cut leaf would fall at WILDER & CO. WA1AI.UA STOCK waa for tho Senate on tho American 4-- rocks in resort. was reported that lie of would - Bhoro. Thcro aro no reefs or It one's side; a llttlo cloud dust Party 4- mile, Ohio us In Unlon tlckot. LUMBER, PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, th water for a distance of half u going to tako passage on tho be thrown one's face. Sometimes Respectfully, 4-- while, being on lea side Commission to 'lake Testimony tho would Uo Salt, and Building Materials of all tho a working passenger tor maima. tho leaves and dust COMMITTEE. 4- - of inland and at the head missed, somo poor fellow would Kinds. the tin the Const. Mr. Lycurgus, when Interviewed last then 4 of Maalaea Bay It Is so heltcrod an to look around In a wondering way while - an Judge Perry has ordered that a com evening, donlod emphatically that ho Tho Advertiser Is Informed 4- give smooth water during almost n llttlo stream of blood trickled down any man weather. A ship load of lumber has to Intention of leaving as that had other than 4 HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. mission Issue Edward uray Stethon, had any his hluo shirt. Mr. Jjanslng received the nom- - already been ordered for direct deliv- - once day. 4 No, SOS California street, San Fr.in- Ho further hUUm! that ho "See a Spaniard? Not all iA. U. P., 4-- ery, bo by one coal. Inatlon of tho there MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIP-tlo- to followed of Va ho freo Every few minutes wo could seo a row da 150 feet Cisco, to tako testimony of E. S. owed no bills in town, that felt would havo been opposition. In 4 made to order. Tho present wharf about or heads pop up from behind somo part Phillips leng and will soon bo equipped with lentine, R. P. Illthct, Henry Francis to go It ho wished. Mr. LycurgUB add camo flash tho contingency, John 4 of their trenches, thon a to have liecn tho first Re- - steam hoisting apparatus capable of and James E. Tucker lu tho caso of ed that perhopn thcro might be and tho bullets whistled through us. wuh Event- publican standard beirer. 4 H. E. MolNTYRE & BRO. lifting twelve tons at a load. John II. Sopor and E. S. Valentine vs. somo Hort of n claim- - against him on But It Is hard work to hit a man when ually wharf will bo extended to only tho II. Dillingham Walalua of an old lawsuit In which tho you see only his head and that for water, giving tho only deep water F. and tho ocaount wo got GROCERY AND STORE. deep was inter- a brief moment. But thorn. 4444444444 FEED country or Hono- Agricultural Company. California Wlno Company wero filled Corner King and Fort Street, wharf in tlie oiiuuuo That night their trenches lulu, anil allowing tho shipment of 1'. M. Ilatcn, attorney for defendants, ested. with dead and wounded most of them Not Seriously Hurt. Honolulu. sugar n lower cost from any But It was hot at than yesterday tiled an amendment to tho weir shot In tho head. I'linei) Cupid, wlfu and party re- other plantation. work for ua. The sun was scorching, nnfcwer In thu Walalua Agricultural turned by the Iwul.iul from Kauai tliia C. HUSTACE. Step are being taken to enoct tno Jos. Mnrhtlun. tho ground burned us as wo lay early Incorporation of the plantation. Company case Thero uro two amend-iiioiu- h, out constant of morning. Tho injuries ho received were ( Roman World, Doe. 31 ) stretched The strain After the words "or either of watching for an enemy who was al- not cut serious ns first reported, the Hon, Joseph Marsden, Hawaiian hard- Wholesale and Retail Grocer. UiiHvrmll, them," tho words "except J. II. Athor-ton- " ways firing but never vlslblo was main troublo being an almcess of tho Is But through It 212 King St. Tel. 119. aro anil In place of Agriculture, who er than anything elte. bruises. A meeting of the Wola ka Hao base- inserted, another nil our men hugged tho ground nnd liver, resultant from the It AND BHIPS' visiting Italy, having beaomo route's on-su- e. CAMILY, PLANTATION was thifl words aro Inserted: nevor wasted cartridge excopt when 1h not thought serious riwult will fitorea Supplied on Bbort Notice ball learn hold yesterday nnd on account of his long abftenco from a Prac- "Said J, II, Atherton admits (that on they caught an occasional glimpse of a Dr. Herbert has boon tho attend- New Goods by every steamer. Ord- Win. Lucas was elected captain. IiIh Pelolan'l, has August 1898, Im favorite volcanoes in str.iw-haltc- d Spaniard, Thoro was no ers from faith- tice will begin Thursday afternoon. or alxnit 27, heird that ing physician. the other Islands gone Vesuvius. no moaning y. said Dillingham had given to Mid Ho- - south to Interview oxcltomcnt, no swearing, Tho accident happened In a peculiar-wa- fully executed. Thero will bo four teams In tho from tho wounded, no far It wih league; tho Puniihoiu, Hopcr captain; iutr an option to subscrlbo for or sell soldiering, good eoldlorlug, soldiering When tho horso stumbled the bo .or- cap-tal- 10,000 shares In n company to always bo the Prince fell, and in so falling manage! CONSOLIDATED SODA WATER Kamehamolia Collogo, Mahuka Hit Her Tonunc. that will a credit to Engineers, Handy captain; ami ganized by himself for the purpow" A womuu, living In Miuioa army of the United States. to get right In tho lino of dlrootlou wonus co Ltd. native 3;30 In --nnd Haos, nfoivsald; hut that snld option was "At about tho afternoon with the horse's hoofs. Aa a result ho tho Wela ka valley, is lu n very precarious condi It hail been a long day the troops on limited In time, kicked times In lUpl&nade, Cor, Fort and Allen Bit. fPho fact that Uioro ro four iwin tion ns a robUlt of having bitten hr the right of tho line charged tho stone was three exactly the good season for tho lovers In spann was a good charge and worth samo place, before ho managed to in- HOLLIBTER ft CO,, AnU, Insures a tongue very severely while a fort, It of tho game, The managers will moot WmUIiuJ. I,)'curHN. of pulu. Tho tongue swelled Co such a year of a man's life to have been lu tricate himself from the crevlee Into It. We on tlu) hoard tho cheers, which ho had fallen. These kicks In and decide upon tho a dogroo tmrgloal operation was left tho near future At tho fine the traniimru w that a Vou no, you Imoglno how In the manner described ac- tlie JJaVtHon begin nan cannot Rl4 thutik achediilu of game, which will leaving yesterday afternoon several nooMary 1n order that nlr might be we answered them. Wo forgot the sun count for the severe Injury In tho oi'r (KnWPwWi). l,t th0 flrtt1, of Apr"' pollco oftlceru were wuichlng (l, Ly- - admitted iu the lung. and wo forgot tho wounds. And noon place, 'M4

4 HAWAIIAN (1AZBTTK: TUHBDAY, rKHIIUARY 14, lift. MMIWKEKLY. "Lf ftJEK atrtfiHSu? HHPfm nctlon of extending nnd Improving 1 the public hcIiouI nystem BOMB GUN HURT HEAD TOE PROCESSION A. U. P. NOMINEE (12) W unto thin tho nceraMrr m tops lo ukun to carry out he plans for tho proper Htmgo of Honolulu. With a Line of Seasonable Bargains In GENTS' CANVAS DETROIT (13) Government, to if Wo unto tho colore. A full line which cannot socuro cable communication for tho HUGHS, in white and to Mate or F, Naaed as the Islands, Serious Accident bo duplicated elccwhcre for tho price, and wo Invito you to Tta. Laisin Wn ilpclnrn our ooDoslUon to P-- nil i . trusts and monopolies ofall klmli. call and inrpect the novelties of the seucon. Caididate. (15) We recommend the patnlillnb-me- nt Whaler Qayhead. JEWEL of a public park In Asia, and a leKlslaUvo net making tho Walklkl --ooo- lionrh timiierty. now owned by the part Kaplolanl I'ark, STOVES flnvrrnmcnt. a of selected to meet your WERE WAS NO OPPOSITION nnd that all of tho wild land be open SECURED RELIEF ON HAWAII OUR NKW STOCK has hten carefully for tho uv of the public wants. and every article is marked at the lowet possible (16) Wo clto tho present peaceful Each and prosperous condition of the coun- price. Come in and we shall convince you tha we are in the lead. Honolulu-W- as We are celebrating the Caatt Before tb Coivatloa-Twti- ty try n work of tho American Union Brought to Firing at iMrtv. nnd Invito to Join our ranks Game-Cat- ch Dliites-Plitfor- m Big of Ves- successful introduction of Four cf bow citizens who hao faith In a plain FriKlcks. nnd progressive Government of equal sel this Year. "Jewel" Stoves and Ranees ity- - by giving Besides tho press renreeemames.....me purchasers out of convention spectator numwrwl but The Manufacturers' Shoe Co., L'd. Honolulu Saturday morning, whllo filing a a special benefit of Tho nominating convention of the five Mr. McStoeker, Col. W. U Klsncr, a American Union Party wag hold In tho Mr Jacobs, Mr Minton, Mr. Richard bomb gun nt a whale, the first mate Freight Rebate of io per son. Cbalnbcr of Commcrco halt on Satur- of tho bark "Gayhcad" was severely cent, off the regular price of Injured In tho left hand by reason ot day evening. The session lnstoil less all our stoves: .In addition than an hour. Geo. W. Smith was In FILED tho iburetlng of tho old, brass firearm FORT STREET. Vn chair and C. B. Gray was secretary. WILL IS Tho boat was four miles from the to which you get the usua) Tbeo. F. Lansing was tho only man vessel, tho latter being fourteen miles 5 per cent, cash discount. mentioned as a candidate of tho party from Kealakekua Hay, South Kona, for the senatorial scat made vacant by Hawaii, having presence of mind to Our complete stock of 150 tho resignation of H. W. Schmidt. A Disposition of Fortune of uso a tourniquet, Mr. II, C. Tower tho stoves, ranging in Bhlp price from Inllot was taken and Mr. Lansing re- - mate reached Ills In a weak, lat "The Pipe draws wisdom from the H. A. $1 1 Late Widemann. hopeful condition. w to $72 with another 1 lipB of the philosopher, and shuts up the jc f Saturday night was spent on A ffkw now on the way, comprises "Gayhead;" Sunday morning a btxvM mouth of the foolish; it generates a style of the following: Real and Personal Proporty of crow took tho wounded man to the conversation, contemplative, thoughtful, Great Value Homestead. nearest coast point Papa but aa no benevolent and unaffected." Thackeray. MEKIT JEWEL RANGE. Settlements Made. help could bo obtained from the Isolat- ed hamlet, n was mado J 1 1 size, 4 styles,, with Water Coll. and Hoopuloa landing reached In the afternoon, from which place a Journey Ger- The last will and testament of was mado overland to Hookona, arriv- K...M....KMM, man A. Widemann wn filed Saturday EMPIRE JEWEL RANGE. ing there nt 9 a. m. Monday. Tho tele morning petition I size, styles, with a for Its ad phone was put In use, meanwhile J. j with Water Coll; I Size. 1 Stvle. with nr mission probate. It It. Macfarlane, wltlmntv VU.t to K. White, of tho Kona Trading Co, Coll. "al" l W. Macfarlano and J. M. DowsPtt & Co. looking tho sufferer. Hollister after aro named an txecutors to act without o As tho nklppcr of tho whaler had WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN on bo nils. CITY JEWEL RANGE. Buret) or sureties their armed his mato with a letter of Intro- The real (state consists of IMInburg 2 SZC5. 1 Stvlei with nr n.ttl,,,t .it...- - duction to tho "Government Agent," Coil, and or 118,000; Home-sfa- tl with without Hot Wstj premKes, Queen street, 'Karnkako.i Hay," and tho only per American, Havana and Manila Cigars Reservoir. premise, Punahou, $10,000; Pan-tneo- n son answering nt nil to tho description O premises. Fort and Hotel streets, MMs, man being Hnrry T. this Kona TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND WELCOME JEWEL STOVE, $21,00D; taro lands, Walklnl, SVJ.000; went to Hookena nnd soon as possible making s sizes, with or without Reservoir. hau Olohena, Knu.il, $2,000, a Dr. Allen was bummoned and did the total of $93,120 surglc.il work peculiar to the wound. Smokers' Articles. O THi:0. F. LANSING. The personal estate, allied at $10C,-90- 0, As tho Deputy Sheriff did not offer (1'hoto by Williams.) MODERN JEWEL Is divided as follows: onds, O. It. help In any way, Messrs. Whlto and STOVE. - to & U o, J78.R00; bills receivable, es- Mills took tho stranger to the Mills' Fine Grades SMOKING TOBACCO a specialty. 3 sizes, with or without Reservoir. twenty-tw- o f44 213 ceived of the twenty-fou- r timated, $50,000; Wrlpnro Co, homo and next day ho wan placed at O votes cast. He was biought before tho shnres, ?21,S00; household furniture, tho Rodney House, iKoalakekna, from ,o convention by Col. .1 II. Flslier and $G,O0n, llvo stock, $CQ0; carrlagtB, $300. which placo ho sailed per "Manna Loa" Mesquite jewel stove. Kennedy. Cor. - - - a sizes: No. Jan. A. In a few remarks For tho term of her life, tho home for Honolulu where ho Is well known Fort and Merchant Sts. Honolulu. 7 and No. 8. clear and uncriu!ocat, Mr. Utnslng re- stead nnd 'urnltihlnga aro given to to old residents having visited the newed his fealty to tho platform of Mary Kairuana Wldtiutnn, tho widow. Island several times In the last forty party, Sep- property becomes a principles of the adopted At her death this jears. Ills family lives in San Fran- 1&D7. - tember 15, Ho declared for con- part of tho residuary estate; or, If she cisco. 'UNION" OASOUNI :noine. Unt effort to promote hero that bent decides not to continue, her residence Three whales have been secured by , W. W. DIHOND & GO. ami highest Americanism. .Iossrn. then-- the property may be sold by the tho "Gayhcad" since her departure It, Kennedy, Col. J H. Fisher and W. trustees and tliu proceed. become a coast on Dec. 31, 1E98. from thu HONOLULU. films were made a committee to tile the pait of the residuary estate. This Is tho letter which was borne In- paintings, por- nomination with tho .Minister of Various articles, by tho mate: terior before t o'clock this, afternoon etc , aro lieqiteathed to the chll traits, Whaling II. K. "Gayhead," No other business than the selection ot dri'ii of ueieased t, Off Kealakekua llay, Mr. was transacted by the con Is provided that Mr. Widemann It Fobruary Gth, 1S9S. vcntlou. had been Intended to have recelvu annuity of $'5,000 or tho ll nil To tho Government Agent, Kealakekua some resolutions, but they wrro not whole of tho Income whenever It may CLARKE'S vrcucntcd. Mr. Luitdngs name was Hay; fall or lielow that amount In any WORLn.PAMED presented by Col. J, II. Fisher and sec. ut Dear Sir: My mate, Mr. Horace 1 Tho surplus Is to be divided coded by I'rofessor A. llosmcr. The jc.ir. Tower, tho bearer of this, having been Is member of tho Hoard ot equally among tho daughters nominee a feven disabled by tho explosion of a bomb Jloallli and of the linn of Gear, I.'ins- - and two sous. Blood Mixture lng & Co. Ho alwajs an ac gun, Is In urgent need of prompt sur- has taken To Ihnma, wlfoot 11. II Macfarlane, - mAuV tive Interest In the annexation move- gical attendance and I am compelled 3??T3,r,?.JS?TK?rej',B Is bequeathed $10,000; to Pattle, widow K!53MH BLOOD ment and cery step for tho advance- to land him immediately. s..au fcscsaaaeaBS'Ba TBmEAT FMIFIE&& RE3M& ment of the political nnd commercial of tho Into C O. llerger. $16,000; to I am not aware whether It is neces THE UNION GASOLINE ENGINE CQ interests ot tho Islands. Cmllle. wife of P. W. Macfarlane, $3,- - Following 1s sary to tutor nt Knrnkakoa Bay or Build Gas and Gasoline Erglnes for both marine ane s,tatlomrv service. tho text of the Platform 000, and to Minna, wife or John M " of Principle referred to above not. If It Is and thero aro any charges Hundred of UNION" Engines are In dally us? at all kinds of work. For Scrofula, Scurvy Dowstit, $10,000. engines are most economical form of power. Eczema (1) Wo that the foremost to bo paid, ple.iho notify mo at Hono- uniuin" the simplest and Pimples, Skin and Blood' mission of the American Union Party Tho sum of $20,000 Is held in trust, Send for catalogue, stating service and horse power wanted. OiMlui! lulu whither I will nrrlvo as soon as and Sores ot all tthall continue to lie unreserved effort bo given to Alwelne, kinds, Its olTwU are tho lncoino to possible. OFFICE: 311 Howard street. San Francisco. marvellous. toaccuiu tho Political Union of Hawaii wlfo of C Conradt; $20,000, tho In- with the United States of America, and I cannot land mself ius I am the come of wblUi Gtrtrudc, wife of W. It Caret Old Borea. heartily commend nnd approve the ac only remaining navigating ofllcor. If tion of our Government so far as ac- Ijanz, will receive. Tho Income of $23,-- It Is necessary to enter hero and the G. N. WILCOX, President. J. K. UAUKKKI.l). Vice President. complished to this end 000 Is given to Unna Widemann, and K. BUHlt, Secretary mid MAY, the clllclent, cour- ono entry !!! sulllco for hero and Ho Treasurer. T. Auditor. (2) We commend tho Income of $20,000 la to C'nreiCanceroo. Ulcers. ageous and honorable conduct of af- liwitlieil nolulu, please notify mo nnd make It Hermann WIdomann, Wio principal to fairs by the Government of the Repub- out that way by return of my boat. ho given over at thu discretion of the lic Df Hawaii Yours respectfully, Pacific Guano and Fertilizer Co. (3) Wo are proud of tho Govern- trustees. CHAS. II. FOLKV. ment's practical and progress! policy Carl Widemann Is given the income rf Improvement. In witness Master H. K. "Gnhead " POST OFFICE BOX 484 MUTUAL TELEPHONE 46- internal of $15,000 or tho prlnclpil, at tho dis- 7- wo point to tho recent completion of ex- ,;r.0tP.?.Tai'n;0"Cl, if J"l.htJ of tho trustees. Tho grand tensive public works, nnd to operations cretion I'KINCI-S- KAIULAM and projects of similar nature. children, lorn before the dciths ot the THOTJSASDS OF TESTIMONIALS (4) We our opposition to We Are Prepared to Fill All Orders for testator and 1Ib wlfo aro to rveelvo any Trom All Parti aftk World. tho employment of Asiatic labor uion surplus that may exist. Youiik l.iiiiy Returns to Ainulimi uny public works, or of prison labor in Still a Sutl'crcr. any mechanical pursuit Wo bpllevo The trustees have the power to sell tho welr.uo of the Government and of any of tho estatu without leave or (I'rum Saturday's Daily.) tbo people would bo advanced by tho confirmation ot any court, Judgo or Artificial Princess K.ilulanl and party returned withdrawal of tho mom criminal tribunal. Ills daughters, Emma Mac jester-da- y chuwes of convicts from road work, tho fiom Hawaii on tho Mauna Ixa penal farlane, Pattlo llerger, Fmlllo Macfar Princess, while tnnio to be emploed on a farm afternoon. Tho .PflUtlon. Ak forC'larko'i Blood many posslblo lano and Minna Dowsed tho ap am uf Mlxtort. in tbo development of hao much Improved, was fnr from being tQtAH, woithlnt ImltaUoii. anil varied agricultural Interests. pointing power In caBO ot any vacancy Fertilizers. I7W was necessary to carry on (!i) Wo recommend legislation pro- well. It her occnrlng among tho trustees. In tho , hibiting ImiHjrtatlon by tho Govt ru- a litter from Mana to Kavvalahae, Al.t-0- CONSTANTLY ON HAND: presence Henry A. C men t of material or an kind what- of Holmes nnd tv hero tho Mauna 'I.oa called for the PACIFIC GUANO, POTASH. SUM'HATK OK AMMONIA, ever. Iovokln at Honolulu, June 2, 1S97, tho party. KITIIATE OF SODA, CALCINED FEKT1LIZEK, Metropolitan (C) Wo demand a more speedy Im will was executed. Katulanl Is suffering with Inflamma- BALT8, ETC., ETC., ETC. provement of our harbors and wharf-af5- 0 Bpecisl at- attention given to nnslvsls of soils by our agricultural chemist. facilities to meet tho requirements tory rheumatism. At one time It All goods are GUAKANTKKD In every respect. f our rapidly Increasing commerce; Heart Failure. tacked her left side and it was feared For further particulars apply to Meat Company the Immediate acquirement by tho gov- Uist Saturday morning a death oc that tho heart might bo affected. At Paciflc Guano and Fertilizer Company. ernment of all harbor front property dr. w. averdam. Manner: curred at tho Honolulu Iron Works, present tho suffering is confined to the NO. 507 KING throughout the Islands, and that such .Make Kaalua, an emploje, bolng the ST. jiropertles bo at all times of ac- - left side of her head and her left fore trie man. He was engaged in putting up n HONOLULU, H. I. vcici to the public. roller when he suddenly fell back dead. arm Tho Princess is now resting at urgo adoption (?) Wo the of an I here was no Inquest us it was a plain Am.iluti, her Walklkl home. The at 'qultablo graduated Income sys tax caso of heart disease. tending pii)s!cian, nA4A&6e6rfl &GV0eeBtf) tem, to tho end that certain existing Dr. Wolters, looks 0vfae8tatje I cea-s- speedy recovery. sveeeGa vctty and burdensonio levy may for a jl OJ9f I El Si AWVa Shipping and Family (8) Wo advocate continuation of tho CIIAMIIHIII.AIN'S COUGH KBMKDY Tho personnel of tho Princess' party policy In promotion of iriliiii Government's ALWAYS PHOVi:s KFFKCTUAU included Mrs. J. II. Hoyd, Mrs. J. W. the occupancy ot public lands by small ImMcrs, and tho encouragement of ar- - Thero aro no better medicines on Uobertson, Miss Helen Varker, Miss K. Butchers. lous industries. tho market than Chamberlain's. Wo Vida, Sam'l. Parker, Gov. A. S. Cleg-hor- n, (9) Wo pledge all tho iower nnd In- hao uesd tho Cough Remedy when nil David Knwanakoa and llr. Wolt flUifw fluence party may possess to ng- a(rw& NAYY CONTRACTORS. this othors failed, and every instance, ers. mm giesalvo endeavor to further restrict in it Asiatic Immigration. proved effectual. Almost dally we hear COIiUMllUS (10) Wo nro of tho tlrm conviction tho 'virtues of Chamberlain's remedies FIKU G. J. WALLER, one Hawaiian Office. Manager. that of tho first and highest duties extolled by iho.--o who havo used them. COI.U.MHUS, O., Fob. 2. Tho most Gazette t ie American Union Party adminis This is not an empty puff, paid for nt disastrous conllngratlon which Colum tration is to hasten to i realization bus has suffered since tho million-do- l Highest Ihu recently fco muoh u line, but Is voluntarily giv- Harket lUtet paJd Inaugurated effort to add lar Chittenden Hotel was burned In Bldta, BWzui and TaUow. ti to the population of these Islands by en In good faith, In tho hopo that svif-ferl- 1S73 9 usHlHtlng broko out about o'clock last tho emigration of farmers, humanity may thews rem- night. buildings, covering Pttirayon to Ocmnlo and Padaa try Five half BtMmihlp laborers and artisan from tho United edies and, llko tho writer, bo benefit- a block llall ConpanlM. ot America. In tho heart of tho business THE titatcs Path-Unde- READ ADVERTISER ed. From thoGlonvlllo (W. r. portion (11) Wo especially Va) of tho city, havo been de commend tho For nalo by llenson, Smith & stroyed, and nt 'J o clock tho flames notable results attained Intel-Jlgeu- Read the Hawaiian and the Co., Mil., wholemlo agents for H. I., nil aro not under control. Tbo loss Is Chuettt forts being put forth In tho dl- - drugglste and dealers, roo.ooo. 75 Cents a Month. (BmirWeefy). , ,

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Ouan and Manila, tho object In view mi ' aaa mm maam mm m mm m hhhb mmt bm FOR THE OREGON being to survey a cablo route. Sound- IS A TOWN DUTY . C is & ing havo already been taken between 0 &tn Praiiclnoo and Honolulu. When t the Hanger has completed her work It will Citizens Sereiade Ike Bill Dm be but a short time until all of the 0 Pacific possessions will bo in direct Citizens of TiieJiSesUtttbell Stall late Slwiiii 0 communication with the mother coun tpriwmfciHOP.P.'fi. of the Navy. try. Island Remrces. 0 Tho Ilangor Is now at Mure Island, where 1io has been laid up for a number of years. She was formerly MADE A MATINEE VISIT engaged in servey work along the hot a. Boob Measure-- In the of coast of Ixwer California, but was laterest replaced Iby the Thetis. Commander Inmtineat Is Much To Charter a Sttiner - Coverimtat Bud Charles Belknap, U. S. N., will be In Be Exhltltel. Fibrk chargo of the Ranger. Lieut. H. M. Tke Atom Patriotic Music. - Hodges will be tho executive officer. Much Chtcrlnt. Col. Will E. Fisher, the real estate .Meyer Is Chosen. dealer, has had ears of valuable ex- At a meeting of the Walanae planta- perience In his lino In San Francisco. (From iiaturday' Daily.) tion directors yesterday, it was voted Ho also spent several months In the tags The officers and men aboard the to appoint Fred Meyer as manager to Klondike regions, and tho hours that Oregon were given a scrcnado yester succeed David Center, who goes to Mo-lok- he put In at Dawson City, knocking day afternoon. Nearly 200 citizens and Mr. Meyer is at present head down lots over tho stump to tho high- luna of Walanae. He held this same est bidder, has mado nn indelible Im- officer? front the transport ships and Sprock-clsvlll- c. position tinder Mr. Center at pression upon his mind. for your .parlor, din- - Engineers' camps were the sereniJe's. $ The Colonel has, been In Honolulu ing-roo- m - 0 bed- - .The party left the- Wilder whirf In going on o year now, and every mo- and , the Inter-Islan- d steamer Kllohina at ment of bis tlmo has been devoted to room. 5 o'clock, When the big battleship studying the conditions here. Ho is MR. TllUHI.OW Wi:i:i) BARNES. A 'PHONE REFORM in his own mind it Sruntiir Cnltin S. Ilriou'a ajndicals baa va'.ualiln came hearing government well satisfied that of eapiUliita, which aorurvd Into the icost desirable Immigration is coming frmii tb Cliiurae Korvrnmcnt, U in trouble, Tlmrlow VI llarnea. ulio aara band under tho direction of Capt. 13er to these Islands within the next year ,' " l""1" 'roi'ti ut of tl ynrlicto, liu brought suit againat it fur (1,UA),0U0, 0 I ger struck up tho Btralns of "Star or so. This immigration, ho says, ran cUiiuiutf tho autbuuliip of tli concaaaiou under vlilcu it U orkiug. Spangled Banner." Immediately a be hastened or postponed, just as the Why a Change in the Sig- residents of Honolulu and Hawaii de- mighty cheer went up from tho Ore tho church havo boon greatly Impnnod, sire. An owing gifts per gon's men. Then followed "Dixie" and nal System is Made. He, for one, Is In favor of seizing the Overworked Brain. to of friends and tho American airs. golden opportunity which sonal services of Gov. Clcguorn in wv urn other confronts From tho Record, lud curlng the best landscape effects. All tho while the Kllohana was cir- Honolulu today and taking soma steps Plcrodon, to push city ahead. Col. Fisher repeatedly the Determined to rise in his chosen 1.l(Tf-.in,1- cling tho battleship nnd It'ntllnP lf llltllllllll ilf fill. I Oil Way Hal Became a Lane Sliel is against any boom methods, but is for profession ns nn educator, cheers were given from cither side. Eruct Twenty-secon- d, has been enter allied MM a vigorous policy to advertise Ihc city When the .patriotic tunes had been Nuisance More This a along legitimate lines. Ho urjes the Kemper, of Plerceton, lnd., overtaxed in Honolulu by a number or Wyoming I JHIJAI played, tho band went through "Aloha Ship a Month. business community to establish head- himself mentally and physically He friends. Oc," "Hawaii I'onol" and other Ha- quarters in the heart of tho city, ex- was ambitious, his mind was always on hibiting samples of sugar cane, coffee, waiian music. his work. From early morning until rice, bananas, pineapples and tropical r late at night he continually iwrsd sVaHHpHSHSaHHflsW At tho conclusion of the serenade, John Cassldy, superintendent for the fruits, grown In all sections of the WnHK deck, speaking for Islands. Then the stranger or lourlst, over his books. the officer of the Mutual Telephone Company, cannot "Burned tho candle at both ends," Captain Barker, Invited the Kllohana's when ho comes to (Honolulu, has some- sharo tho doleful apprehensions con- in- Few iicrsons, oven with the Htrongest 0 of very Brown, thing which is demonstrative and handsome ipaU passengers on board. Marshal jured In a tearful utterance by an even- structive to him. Col. FlBher would constitutions, can keep up under such Attorney-Gener- al Smith a o terns. In replying for ing paper on the text that there is to have the different soils In tho Islands strain. would bo Impossible to there, and nn excellent educational ex- In addition to his studies Mr. Kem- z .stated that It be less screaming whistling and siren per teaching a school some as tho party was hibit. w.is three accept tho Invitation, salutation for a foreign steamer ap miles from his home. Finally, his ex- con- 'This Is what is done throughout the limited on time. Then the band proaching cessive study si ml the exposure of go- tho bay. Tho change made States," said ho last evening. "Tne mJmmmmmmU J mMmmm music for ing tinued with moro American Is that hereafter tho only alarms will benefit done by such an exhibit In the to nnd from school in all kinds of ilfteen minutes. community Itself would justify Its In- weather undermined his health. bo when a vessel is off port. That will was pneu- were number of the stitution. 1 am told by Col. Whyte, of He taken to his bed with In tho party a throo-quarte- rs Immwml mean that In any period from tho Garonne steamship line, that the monia and bis overworked brain al- of tho Twenty-secon- d Infantry, officers of an hour to two hours tho people of JIllo wero amazed at an ex- most collapsed. For several weeks he Ex. 0 A SPECIALTY, Among peo and their wives. the town ship will be at tho wharf. This plan hibit of such a character recently go'-tc- n was seriously III. ple present were Attorney-Gener- al will afford ample tlmo for anyono in up by thorn In three days' time, Smith, Marshal Urown, Collector of town who may wish to greet people "Tho merchants of Honolulu can aboard tho ship, to reach tho foot of surely afford to give small contribu- Customs McStocker, Special Customs S. G. Wilder tho gangway. There, Is So-pe- r, still retained tions for the 'maintenance of this work. Agent Brown and wife, Col. J. H. by tho telephono service- the features Government aid might bo secured lit Deputy Attorney-Gener- al A. U C. of notifying pilots, agents, newspapers, er. Agricultural Commissioner Clan; Brought us along Uhopp&co! Atkinson, T. W. Hobron, E. A. Mott-Smlt- h, doctors, hotels, baggago handlers, should be a mcmlier of the oxcctitlio customs, tho police Mott-Smlt- h, W. J. the and "list board." Harold people" ship fully with other Carria- Clay, tho instant a is Col. Fisher explains the mutter iMmmtftnlimBuim, Forbes, Deputy Collector J. P. sighted. What will be eliminat- In the following letter: I'ort Surveyor Stratomcycr, D. Dayton, ed is tho unpardonable aulsanco end "It appears to mo that there exltts ges a handsome line Goo. H. Paris, W. W. Hall, Miss Char- downright imposition of hundreds of an essentially obvious necessity for UKmmtlmlLm, lotte Hall, H. M. Dow, A. Mackintosh, people, to whom it makes no differ the combined efforts of tho merchants of ... . Colte, ence whether the ship is in Dclagoa and others Interested In property on W. J. Cromwell, C. A. Doyle, C. bay or off Sandy Hook, Interrupting these Islands to execute some system Loulsson, Postmaster-Gener- al Oat, A., the telephone .service for which sub atic mothod whereby desirable immi- Qvcrtiudy. W. N. Armstrong, H. M. von Holt, J. J. scribers pay. In tho past It has been gration and capital may be Indued to Daly, C. C. Rhodes, Fred J. Ixwrey simply imperative to suspend ordinary Hawaii. Tho desired result can only Catarrh had taken root In Ills )fl-to- m OK000C0Gf& practically from tlmo a lie effected by tho concerted action of and others. business the uuil his mind was In u delicate steamer was first reported till she was the business men here. It would not condition. Ho was to Colorado, was original intention to uso sent It the off tho lighthouse. Mr. Cassldy is do to Indulge In any extravagant boom where ho spent Uin-- o months without the government tug Eleu for the seren- warmly commended by peoplo who hire tactics, but merely to placo more prom- receiving any benefit. Then a noted fr ade, she was engaged In towing in telephones for use when ho suggests inently before tho people nt lar;;c the specialist from Cleveland treated Jilm Hillsor am r at but with without nlncty-nln- o tho Inter-Islan-d that of the particular merits of IslamM. without and a Hospital in WA'MMIOVHKVi f several sailing vessels. The avail, then questioning about steamers lias been "A permanent exhibit should be absolutely1 Company very kindly deferrod the Chicago was tried, but ull Rubber Tires. Large useless and Idle. The Company alms maintained by subscription, cither und- without benefit. Filially his physician sailing of the Kllohana for Lahalna In to accommodato and will give special er tho auspices of tho Chamber of Com- recommended Dr. Williams' I'lnk I'llls Roomy Seats, HUUUAY that the party could carry out service free up to almost any limit, but merce, or a Board of Trade should be for l'.ile People, and from tho first box order organized ART plans. even on tho strength of the recollec to lo known as tho 'Hoard ho began to Improve. When lie hud its of Trade of tho Hawaiian Islands.' All many tions of Telegraph Hill and a steamer taken nlno boxes ho was completely There have been a good callers a montn the interruption or business products of tho Islands available onrrnwnuorvcrn past cured, This famous blood nnd nerve aboard tho Oregon during the two that has been complained of so much should bo exhibited, together with medicine had accomplished what all 5? ETC. .lays. Many are contemplating the trip cannot continue. Steamers conin In statistical Information gratuitously his former expensive treatment failed i given cap- today tomorrow. columns sometimes now. There are under tho supervision of n to accomplish, Mr, Kemper says his and able manager well several in a week. Mistakes are made informed of tho catarrh has entirely left lilm; ho Is In reporting thorn and then thcro is Inlands. strong again mid weighs nlno pounds wUh 0) NEW IN ENTERTAINMENT. confusion and blaming of central and "Every day somo now product of the more than ho ever did. Ho gives h mM IhU boy M Islands comes me, lit- the more tlmo lost In correcting. Tho Sig before nnd what pills tho entire credit. He Is starting Um uuytlUwttty wM I O. Gregg, stoam tle tho who r Mr. W. tho American nal Station, by tho way. Is not part of must tourist, rushes teaching again j)i.-fc- ttUxji though, Is Impossible and feels abundantly jt tmrmit tiim m plow man is the author of a new and a general Information bureau for peo sec. It for h'm able to i to know advantages, continuo tho work. To prove imtr mwv tmwhU urn I seasonable method of entertaining a plo who want to tell everybody Just tho but wore this that tho above is truo 1n every rtupeot, what news an approaching steamer permanent exhibit to be established It mop V tut yimK tbm Um m fow friends. Mr. Gregg chartered the Mr, Komper made an affidavit as fol- Hut mul will bring and just what names are on would render valuablo assistance. lows: meaktl t Ait. T Union Express launch, Capt Larson, tho passenger list. It is a lighthouse "All petty feeling of jealousy should t: " bo Subscribed and sworn to before me mvw...... at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon and nnd having a telephono to be used for laid aside and this movement should i ay ww Jointly bo handled by In this, tho 10th day of September, 137 nu mwk n took a party out to the battleship Ore- tho benefit of people who havo business all interested u ,A r with ships. tho Hawaiian Islands. Both capital It. V. WATT, gon. Tho guests included Rev. Win. M. nnd peoplo nre waiting to cuter tluse Notory Public n VriKtery anil I'Aaxxwurv T5 Klncald, J. B. Atherton, C. M. Cooke, Islands If properly encouraged." We doubt if thitio pills have an equal. ;w A Worthy Successor. sj ror urn rutn m W. A. Bowen, A. P. Cooko and the In nil tho range of medicine, for build- n mw tUU-- U'M ing up run sys-to- Sm, Y Misses and one or two others. Quick Silas W. Terry Is tho cammander of NEW SUGAR REFINING PROCESS. a down nnd debilitated Mwuru iw, m wnnl yw L tho battleship Iowa, which will reach 7 ll.w, ikt if..,.. m dispatch was made, only ten minutes A Frenoh engineer, Mr. Uanglols, has fl fc, .l.r .il, great ves- this port shortly en route to Manila. ' fin'i u being used In reaching tho Just invented it process for transform- Kawnluhuo'ri Prosperity. many lw Myw L An officer on tho Oregon In speaking T wUh. 'I'luxA urn u. law iXiSut sel. There was no trouble getting ing rapidly Into cubes or square blocks Mr. Henry Wutcrhousc, tho treasurer m aboard, water being very smooth of Captain Terry yesterday, said: SGHUHAN'S L L the all raw eugard mado from can or of tho Kawalahuo church, shows an mn w. In tho vicinity. About an hour was "Captain Terry was formerly in com- beets, possessing absolutely tho exter- excellent financial statement for the I Majolica, hpent In Inspection of fight- mand of tho receiving ship Franklin, the famous nal appearance and properties of re-fi- year 1898. Tho total receipts on behalf er and traveler and much of great In- at tho Norfolk navy yards and has GAIUUAGK sugar. Under the now process tho of tho church wero 2210,2, The I terest was learned from the capable an excellent record as a first class transformation of raw sugar Into rc-fi- wero 11195,39, leaving u balance Bohemian. guides assigned iby the officer of tho naval officer. Ho had chargo of tho AND HAJ1KKSS sugar takes only a fow hours, of $715.03, Daulion Fanny, guns, Iowa on her trip around from Now deck. Tho big and little, wero whllo In tho refineries today It requires J fJ ? York. If any occasion arises for the Tho membership of tho church Is ''-'- ftmnumnit looked upon and thorough explanatlom 1C rrnrt from IS to days. Increasing, Tho congregation takes BKWlTOIiy, tluUH made of their handling and utility. Tho Iowa to get into action It will be f yifiiwv u jlHJtH,) found tho Iowa has a worthy suc moro personal Internet In church mat- starboard saluting gun was pointed out that ters than formerly, Tho grounds about Fort Street, Queen's as having tho first of tho cessor of "Fighting Boh" Evans In cwaWs, IMet Jm, fired shot NOT SO FAR AWAY liattle. Tho Oregon was struck onco Captain Terry. ? HiHAn imp, and the spot was shown. The pig IN CHICAGO U. A. I Amorlnan and tZumnnnn Kona Notch. S. (Spanish, not Yankee) that was taken 18 THE I CiJ Gins, Dry spell still continue?, water bo off tho Colon, grunted a welcome to tho Greatest Mail Order llouso In the World. le In iiii J Ing sold two gallon, with iiH s f visitors. Tho two big condensers wero nt cents a a nn in ifwfwi'fcwmfiijii MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY, wa- prospect of appreciation in price. it vary latuA ihtlitji going, producing 13,000 gallons of fair ter dally. The ahlp has a most elab- A largo tank is a veritable Klondike. III to liO Michigan Ax. orate system of signalling. Some of tho Tho Kona Sugar Co. Is rushing the WHO ISSUE SEMMNNIMttY THE MOST COM- - Your Promise to Pay construction of buildings on the PREHEN8IVE , Ym vt muter visitors were greatly surprised to learn A LITTLE EVERY MONTH Is yJiat youM Jjko, yoy hm cleared land at Kalnallu. Flvo draft GENERAL CATALOGUE Vo ii war if will mk iw that tho big guns foro nnd horses havo arrived from Walmca iU)juyt)yrhvimUrw)m aft could bo directed "thrco-quarter- ranch and await initiation In tho plow-degre- o AND on a thqppliw by movement of tho turrets insido tho and stump contact of new v4lm, ground. BUYERS' GUIDE. eight-Inc- h guns i barbettes. For tho (liilnlmn)0Blhxll Inchti), iriymiUiit. thoro nro two "holes" through which llfttlmii,fti).liQitj.en'UbliiiluoUtlulii, On tho Instalment plan tho fourteen men bound when tho call came dying:. t GENERAL MERCHANDISE. vli.i it'll. wnmnumu hi: near NITUUK. AIIIUUUI.TUIUI. Illl'l 1 Uf.Ma, Wan. Wo uro Sq)o Ago)(s for comes. The torpedo Is thing UN ii.llMlillUIIM.IIHUOa.MMIIUIhlll.llt.W. liiMimnml plant a Sherwood was down NU (IIUIANH, I'lANOS, -- m Frank town to lUC'limj, IIIHIkH on Ul tho missed by many. is av.nr ul.lct 'I'lilillMllUI'lllll VumtuiA tya Post MpM, yi7 i Tho trip day, tho first tlmo slnco ho had his tus ( iiirmuVa iWiiiMiiu. noou ni hiom highly Instructive. CliiTIIIMI, lUum, liuuaea. moult", Mr. Gregg's party sle with cholera morbus. Ho says ho IIIIIX'Klllkll. IlAIIIIVVAlie, OAWl'.TH, lillV & was UOOliH, Walt I'Al'Kll, au4 llalllltWlilll 1'I.IM. a most pleasant success and ho Any or III "whim miles was All vkm mwr drove thirty after he II..M utllcalloiii taken, onasr U rM I M was warmly thanked thought-fulnes- s. IwilMMaaaaapathalUala il.IM. la fuitltfa for his and never camo so near dying In his Un4, liirluJlns vur "Haa llaak fur rurtlaa AND TUB Narrfm. In yuur Imjura vjr "JKTO After this when ho goes out Sa4 f)ut, 1)1 life. in tritiibort, ffloiuU anil rrlalUM to lio to, m4 Kirn l'9'l which fe Ijunjunln: Growl, Htriwt, tho country ho will take a bottle of or our UaililM4(acinUM fur Ailing oiOi) tl MmAlMUtBUtmAmm Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and dlllouiljf (uln(mgni .)loi, fMil GwMbta H ScprtMalt' r Ml Mf SifMl.J, All HjiJiif Mscbliie Needlnj nnd Wjchti)P wmwy, KutiKcr Will Cull, Diarrhoea Remedy with him. Mis- The United States ship Hanger bos souri Valley (Iowa) Times, For sale Montgomery Ward k Co,, by Benson, Smith & Co., Ud., whole- been detailed to make deep-se- a sound- CHOAOO,U,itAl immmi mm sale agents for II. I., nil druggists and HMO lie MICHIGAN AyKNUE, ings betweon Honolulu and Guam and dealers. Honolulu, U4, m, in I.. I., in in i.i rvenn, fytpw.'..II Wss'Wrrli'RTWssrWflerWErfrnT

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IMatt, li da to tb unbaUncnl A L.WilAN IN I III'. hKNAIK. in provldo sulllclcnt refrigerating ipue, Incf supply of tho army of education. The Inerlfaltlc re- - fur tho Well MAUI IS IN LINE In Cubn, 1 probable tnat this artic- Made i($)citr. ult of lMcatlon U thn creation of HenaUir I'lott of Now York, layman It ml L1f;iLV, "ftaBU," And tbto li no corrtipund- - and I'rcsldelit of Iho United Htates ex le) bus tueil by tho beet contrac- plan of ftirnlsi..ng Ireih lac lucatlon In the "upplf of wanla." press company, shows hl proctiMl tor The b-- f from Chicago to nu army in Makes Well Yuudic mn and youns women are wisdom In dealing with tho now terri Hood's Barsaparllla I prepared by ex- Wants Hilo to Get Cuba, over two thousand mllos dis- Into , AHM1HithO, UUnUH. turned li Ufion the world without torial iuestloiiH, to the disadvantage of perienced pharmacists ol today, who ,r, was experimental. Kven if kept bar tralnlnt; In any of the nupply tfcna.or Hoar, his superior as a luwer tant, brought to the production of this great the Band Wagon Right. PUI In good condition on transports, then! produclnt: art. The "wanu" make tho and scholar While Senator Hoar con medicine the beat results ol medical re- have been no facllltle-- s for keeping the ataodard of expenditure. Kduratlon fines hi strong arguments to the ex- search. Hood' Barsaparllla is a modern beef In good condition, after It was medicine, containing thoso vegetable Tlie tblratr trartlera position of the constitution, and the Just Cablnot Ministers mam xxr. ttut from tho ranrports, expoj-e- xi locredltnta which were seemingly In- Should i. Visit ihc '' deep limitations it contains, Senator I Matt taken and ucd cm tbe brisk of a well of tended by Nature herself for tbe allevia- laland Bectlons-A-n as a practical affair. uj tropical heat. Inatnnco UA cabDot make a bucket and trtat the matter es A shw uf wai'T. , uses tho word "embalmed" Is tion of human Ills. It pnrlfle and of 'ttHOU Gfy or lror In his recent speech In tho SenaU-- he The of Oood Results, ie to rraih It. unfortunate. It created a prejudice tbe blood, tone tbe stomach and and dejpalr, acknowledge) tho forces of the con digestive organs and create an appetite; Tbfl totoea wrarlneai, me-a- t IcsX June sub- against so preserve!. frJr fl tally lulcide In aucb alarmlne stitutional provisions, but hei)s It absolutely cure all scrofula eruptions, me iv4artr rf aid Some years ago, the Drltlsh govern bolls, pimple, ores, salt rheum, and The recent visit TV Mr I a to an stantially, "we tnun not prcvime that of Minister Cooir ii- - - av uvmUr. What "I'aradlse" ment, In onler to enlarge the ration of every form of skin disease; cure liver to tho founders of lh Pcdtral govern- complaint, kidney troubles, strengthen Kula, followed by the nromnt an. fs located Karopean, who Immlitrat'i to tho poldlers In India, added tho beat ment Intended to tie us down, without and build up the nervous system. It en- nouncement of intent to proceed with the t'olte4 Hut, It almply "IlcH" to Chicago canned corned beef, of which tirely overcome that tired feeling, giving tho expenditure 71m- - att f ifc any regard to new conditions that strength and energy In place ol weakness of the road appropria- yn.4 f r tbt cat I re born. millions of cans nro Msed by seamen, - J ftwM S isuc yr.ir, tot might arise. They did not cut Ml off and languor. It wards off malaria, ty- tions for the district, illustrates ). American civilization nradually miners, and private families. "Tommy fever, and by purifying the blood It the af K- - 6w UrtK al pt from using wisdom of the hour in Ebold system necessity for Cabinet Ministers famil bullda on linen, but tho bricks t.io Atkins," the Hrltlsli oldIr refused to the whole healthy. btt'r any crner,;enclc, althuvgh ono Ahould iarizing themselves with tho eountrv- - laid by tbe present generation nro cat It, nnd chnrgetl tho government cemlngly depart from our recognized S distrlcts by personal visits. with distress and suffering. n conspiracy Injure his healtk. parifia with to HOOdfS Tho legislature tim band principle; tho fathers did not foraeo management was annronrlatol y Tbe education of tbe brain and Only by adroit the best-- money; ( r, m t'uft, tho 'vast growth of tiie nation, and did Is the In fact the One True Wood Purifier. the need was urgent; there is ff-- n Urtfc aplul- - will lay tbe higher stories In bricks soldier finally persuaded to ttse Sold by all druggist. 91 ; six fur IS. ayi6rj4tt Mt provldo for c.'lio new i, plenty of money In tho treasury; cduca-tlo- n. not duties and noth made with straw of sounder Prejudices regarding food are Iolent. cure all l.lver Ills and ing ,was 1 obligations that arleo from It; tho na- Dalle done. Why? Because tho C yviK XUt l bM Gen. Hagan was probably not aware Hnml'enOOU 5 flllS Hick Headache. c. ava-- and tion doc not propose to mat e any ng Minister of the Interior. In .!.. Imr t& ftHdttJfMlUttf of tho use of prcservallne in protecting who. f fafiwtr, til grexAlons In the Philippines, but does parfment tho appropriation la Iftyt lS TtW'u tho beef .supplied to the army. While cause It was Sunday. It is learned located. tttf AtUk f ttrrat without. IMK OKUANIi: LAW. propose to prevent revolution and an- i vuuwm xo try una run his depart- tltU to Miles may corrcily call It "em that the Oovcrnment plant has quite ment from hlfl nfflpn In UmaIiiIh rt.-- - UAvfJf $Uit JpctJ archy until order can bo maintained; On. Tt0pvt iAU ( tu jstltUa to uk balmed bcof," it is by no means cer a number of practically rotten electric Mlnister of Finance tkeeps tho road afl ewiltka, There ban Uen little exfMicUtloit in all this involves trouble, but it also may light poles in service. Somo good citi- worn 'oeiween tne Executive Building. ri!si;u(t tain that this preparation of beef BlshOD'fl Uy lit-- time that Con-gr- ei Involves obligations. -- - - lianlr nnd 'VfnaiMl... ..! vt WashlnKton, since the meetlni; of Uo tho only practical way of feed zen might loan the fund enough ito MVMjaiw, null UHirr-tA- flrfv repaired. lot nurses big aAf t istVrtt wr t any oritanlc law for tho ThtTo was not the least evidence of mnko repairs. a treasury balance; but tho - - that ing tho iroops in tho tropics with frcsfti country TX2f ja- frrsr.- a4 tbl Jingoism in Senator Piatt's speech. districts know him to bo a rr Koternm nt of Hawaii would be pair'tl meat, unless can bo obtained from biaki louHing man only by his photo- conservatism of lawyers, it x w mgr vrtrtnmi, but ax dtirlnK tho kbort sexalon Tbe ilraft of Tho habitual country adjacent to itho camps It may bo vouched to 'Maulto" that graph. itf. uk the A3 lonir wn hrive ft Iv&rit fcwllt M ftmplati tbe law reported by tho (ommlHsloric-ri- i exhibited In Senator Hoar's masterly Hllo will "kick" to the end of time, as n ronii,i.f a fc ttrm--u form of government wo yvxtn tuA Iff In provisions anil adopted pn-clpl- speech, Is offset by the practical wis- A WOMAN. but to "kick" harmoniously Is too ore entitled to -- coniainn. MJl'KD uavo mo 1l. WV thall contlnii dom of layman who coolly looks to much. executive beads know what ttiaft.li- of Koxrnmenl that wro novel, the This would mean concession to the conditions nrn In elm cAvm.rtt .n r li- KVii til nx a'.tTpriint y ner-- r any of tho wisdom of tho hour, nnd sec alear-l- tlao views of others and quite likely 4 lfty refc w , fmt a br and had bun uppllid to Mrs. Allele Cutts Williams, wife of trlcts. Instead of the Minister of tho lK CI It Is not so much expansion as ftM pirMIh!& m tbe Terrltorle Tho provlalon for a that AdJt.-(Je- Hubert Williams, U. S. A., protest that would be reasonable and interior spending ins time in Honolu- nuvwi KKt'Jt 'rt)irvH' lnf"rmatton. property cii.illfltatlon, espiclally, was mi emergency thnt 1 before Congress. well grounded. lu he should spend a largo portion of retired, died In 'Washington u few It on tho move, nerannnltv in,nuitnP T)u not con i y precedent, however wise t pnrtntxlon my Ira to all weeks ago. Sho wis the daughter of roads, wharves, public buildings, pros- - m.' Till: KKl'L'llliICANS AND Till: FKA.N-CHIS- U tf mv art Inrifftant faetor It miy be. Hwn the fact Hi. a this James Madison Cutts, who was Comp- In tho caso of tho brutal murder of cm uuu prospective, nnu, as tho other fc tHC fV- - rf xar At ttir (juallflu'lo;! wax liaoriioratel in tho troller of tho Treasmy beforo the civil Joe, the Malay, there Is a chance for Ministers also control tho disposition of public funds they should fix IImi luAtMtf l final If ll.iaihan (onatltiitloii, by Ihoiui who war, w.--s acknowledged beauty members of tho police department to act on per and an sonal Kiiowieuge. a lar s-- al in established It, and, moreover, de- report from the Cor on belle) distinguish thomselvej. noose svt miM 'r The mlt to nnd when sho met Stephen A. Tho What, Ho! Yo Hllo Kickers, and all Ci vavU&4. K will t1(mily affect manded by Ilin American Union party Territories submitted to tho House Douglas at a Will to llotiso reception welcomes tho men of the class capable the other public spirited citizens of tho fVr ocr lT fcff m ar without dissent has no '..'p- - lal weight on January 23rd, recommends tho re Their marriage followed, and Mrs of such a crime ns doing to death a country districts. Maul proposes to fc itwrrr xbf tnxltrr Jl'lt It with Coiin m)n. No ono loiild vx-u- ct tentlon In tho Hawaiian Territorial Douglas accompanied her husband on harmlexi, Inoffensive chap. )ou that Instead of frittering away our good energies on separato kicks ((( rlil-- f ihnt any radii nl meaHiiro would law of .i property (juallfltdtiun of those about jxt lr urgMm Ibat tb his famous campaign tour. After the individual Inekn and npwla un I!.. i. ui iXa VnHA Xtat l atfrlml-far- -, meet with any ipik-- r Hponne from who shall bo entitled to vote Tor Sen death of iMr. Douglas Siiu inrely np J no soltlicrs like Honolulu even a unanimous kick, and Insist that the a4 fbJr: klll In tli ciiltlr.itlon dnniTim, IwiaiiiK; ConKresii, uftcr nil, ator) of tho Tenltorlal legislature. pcured In tho social life of Washing without the big dinners and the seren executive oiucers or tho Government . lir f H with trnrrcl-a- a repretnts the thoiiKht of tho people, Tho majority Is mink-- by lit ton, whero she had formerly been so ados and the foimal attention of tho spend more of their time In visiting the tMrwInx rtiort outer districts. raptrjwy TV- - how that tho and the (ould mil make up the publicans, Tho mlnoilty icport is prominent. Uiter she man led (!cn. ladles. Tho warriors bold aro given f'f signed MAUMTH. Zf KtAnij tromnn on-- J mind In ii.iulu nbout hikIi n measure. by four Democrats, and It Is Williams. pretty well thei run of the town nnd 1tt t consi-rviitlHi- or the peoplo was opposed to any of fr.in- - 'I on tho whole behavior Is excel flwt tfc p may l mado Thla restriction the his lady was for some years a con their An )iiitLhufll(-len- t ClllM - Auditor. tban an K?n-ra- l and Is to prevent nttlou spldious flgure In the- political bo- lent. wrr fitiiuhUi roji Mr. Itoblnson, long with Davies I on the organic, law for Hawaii during Those living here who favor an ck t of Washington city. Next (to Wbat rtptiiUf, In ordtr to Co., has left - tho houso to act In the faalo- corn-e- l jira.--tic- tt the Hhiirt sfDtlon. unlimited franchise should nt once "Dolly" Madison, noted beauty a tJtqer of It. U for her In all this controversy about the capacity a for Brewer & Co., Castlo frf tb- - of sldo from tliU aimct of Iho iaKu, provide for Democratic organization, anil tact, she wielded a strong Inllucnce quality of the army beet It Is strange t VwW matfr Cooke and Alexander & Baldwin oC Tb tin- - iiiestl(in of dealing with dlstnnt that will work If harmony with theso over prominent men. Sho was persu- contractors nre so completcl) time baa alrrunt Mmcil that the traveling nudltor. Ho will and iDWiy a(iii.rel territory, on en- (kmotratle views. Thcio Is the flavor asive, fascinating, and singularly well background. strange visit their mUu lb 1nnr workf-- bllmllx In in the Yet another various plantations nnd check up ac- tirely new llncH, Ii.th sudilenly on (nm - of inrty tllslojulty In the opposition In movements, her sug- it lnlrtirr. M my now, Infotmed and thing Is that there has been no hint counts of all sorts. Mr. Itoblnson s Congress ('iiiigi-- may of a llepubllcau Journal, ns Mr. S- - poll-tlc- ai Wt,tr mukiUK utif ffort In n til Whatever gestions were if much value to of any questioning tho provisions sup- now making his nrst tour, being on learn of Imid'kh on the It w nil's organ declares Itself to be, to memorable cam- Maul. olUiia th iikmi rIUbl .lata out Hii1et, leaders. In tho plied the navy. has had no experluuo In with the policy of the- - Itcpubllian leaders paign In Illinois bctvveon Mr. Douglas, lnnn Xh (Hrlcfilir.c emt that Ik Kft Inhabitant)) eoun In Ceingiess In tentrlctlng the fran (Slant." Mr. Kuv. ftu(rt(t tjr the FMeral OorernmenT, thn mixed of troileal known as tho "l.lttlo and It li becoming evident that theic has Jut), Kckclu. experh-ni- hit In chine, while It KiipportH tho polity of n power In - r tries. What It had Lincoln, she became semir- planted The Kev. James od fornlrtn tb- ttrmi-- with pra-tfc- al been here seed that will in Kckcla and family. the Democrats In Congress, which Is n se- molts, not thwrlM. attempting to apply ilic principles of ing friends for her husband. If tlm grow into some such manifesta- who Tor over fifty years has been en relf government to racs other than directly tho opposite. Probably Mr. lection was mado of tho names of wo- gaged in missionary work In .the Mar- A far a or own rijcjr InK-rml- .ir tion as n showing of resources by . Hiiiopean, hrm been de- Howall's explanation Is that like the men 'who havo exercised a Strang po- quesas toM-AMt-d- American or means of an exposition. A permanent aro returning to Hawaii. Itwv tbe lRi(Kirtant fact rm to Mugwump cidedly unfortunate The negro was Senator Hoar, he fevls Jus- litical Influence In Washington, her display Mr. C. coffco Kekela Is quite famous In 'hLs tm tabllibM that the aiiKar-U-- rt ry with i. Wight's work. made a citizen, but the power to ipiil-If- y tified when tho Itepuhllcan party. In name would be In tho list. Many years back ha cotr.f to ny, far samples as .i nucleus would' prove at lie was honored for tail him ns a voter was turned over his opinion, goes wrong, In Jumping tho part taken by him rescuing rf tb Itm-k- mountaliiK and If It li.i tractive nnd useful. in a with urtalu (otiHtltiitloual limitations promptly Into the Mugwump boat and NIB I'ASSINH Horn. boat crew of American sailors. eonw to utay, Jt will Kr s pulling an opitosltlnn oar Ho Is ipille to the Hlnti-- In whlih he remdeil, and Hvery Satntd.ty night hero now Is, llMU-illfli- rlglat Hut to quote his favorite stjle tbesti Htates have large!) lit Ig Cell. Harry C Hgberi objects for crowds, about like the nights In Searchlight. hvmw. is tim: .siaiks. Ir of itcnuncUtlon, It Is the old dn)s of June It, July 4, the him, and Jiave ilone ro, within tin to being called a otic-Iung- even If whatever means. birthday of the King,or Regatta Day. Tho powerful searchlight of tho cotmlitiitloiml powers that hu did go on one strike, through his IIct. J A 'ruzan now pastor of th out But there Is wickedness In the Satur Oregon was turned on last night cleav lbforn .ut) milling to ileal again with Luoatlilim machinery. day nights now. They almost t'oreir.n Cbiirrb at llllo. Hawaii, KMIIAI.MFI) IIKKK. arc fast ing tho darkness on every hand rates, ii ii fa in II In r with our political and loose as tho nights weie some a Iwtiir In l!rkcVy, , on Strolling couples nro extremely chnry Cl Institutions Congress Is tvlilcntl) de- The Chinese can continue to explodo times In the whaling era. A man who lk anW-t-t of In tiiuipDHltiou of H.ilU')llt acid and of tho fccaichllght, as It makes night anlrldf the United termined to guinl against the errors clothing liked to look nt this sort of thing could UUUn. borax will pieeive meats for a con- their faces ngjlnsi without not tear hlmtclt away from It Saturday too much like day. thai have lit en made livv uunti-fue-tur- o fear of the hand of tho getting 11th atated tbnl one In 1.1,200 siderable! period of time. The night of tho Inst. There was that lit An legislation for Hawaii Involves Joe, Milay. to Knjcfend, of this article Is now ,i largo Into their mouths bad thing of the Hut there on In 2,700 In France, the declaration of soma principle. Al- were pleasanter things In tho ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Industry In tho States. It Is sold us earlier In com-mltt- Id JOO the United fltate though tho Commissioners, who drnf'-)- il That .Senatorial contest In California hours. Happy crowds tilled the Oi- - Pre) rv allue ' i'tir some )e.us the pheuni tulcUif, Ilia belief wan that tho IIdi Hawaiian law dcclntv, In their must ibo of deepest Interest. It has and the Tent show. Thcie wero AT THD ANNUAL MEETING Or ilshoniieii of Cape Cod havo It a number of social gatherings. Trade the Kohala Klondyke Mining Co., Ltd., T9llltiK ffquncy of (hla crime in Km report, th.it their proposed hiw Hhould more space In the San Francisco papers III the pl.uo of Ice for preserving fresh w.i3 brisk In the stores till 9 or there held at Kohala, Hawaii, on January flUtM wa dim to high pniuurc In II not be iiiiiile u precedent, It would, If than murders or suicides. (lull dally seat to tho western market. abouts. Abroad wero driving parties. 21st, 1S9?, tho following officers wero and that tbn crime would Incrrana fiiHHeil. Uo regarded ns one. riding parties and wheeling parties. elected to servo for the ensuing year: No complaint li m been mado against ual the struck n nloni-- r Kalt. The disposition was manifested eaily Hilu's papcis wonder why the Ore- Out also were tho window gazers. A John Hind President It. Tor mail) )eais It has been iihmI good many of the stores make metro- Wbat I tb dimmlty? Tho atruKKlo In the session of acting with extreme gon did not remain nt that place Thos. H. Hughes Vice President by the wholesale dcilcrs In mulcts politan displays now. The latest pho- W. P. Macdougall Treasurer tor Mltnr In th United Htntvii la caution and the more troublesome the Probably nt tho distance from tho lock tographic sensation Dave) 's who dissolve It In the htrrcls (ontalu-lu- g revival Ad Llndgay Secretary lijcfat In oinparlon with tho (iiestlous are. when directly faced, the tho Match olllcer failed to see the of the silhouette, responsive to the ad MrucKle freshly opened testers. It has H. P. King Auditor la Vahoik: The iHwnrt ut tho Amer- stronger lias Ixeii the disposition to town. vent of tho fad In the Cast, wa3 a AD been exienslvely used or man) e.irs drawing card. The likenesses of known LINDSAY. ican fontln-n- t davit lianlly lieen tnako hanie xlowl) Secretary Kohala Klondyko Mining by milkmen In tho jireservatlon of The Oiegon, en loute to eastern wa- peoplo were readily recognizee! and Co., Ltd. eraUhftd, lind, which In thn ditlre there will be a demand for tho souve milk, although Its tiso Is prohibited ters In tho Interest of the Open Door, Kohala, Hawaii, January Slat, 189?. tui bopo of All In Kurope, I m cheap In TIiosh who desire to "protect" the nirs. There was a merry assemblage by law. It has been used for tho pie.- - keeping open house at Honolulu and 2042-C- t tb iitaten, Tbn (lorcriimcnt tin been kiigar Interests of the Mainland are Is at the club of the ofllccrs of tho N. G. ervatlon of meat on theso Islands, In the hospitality of tho oltlcers Is much II. The Hawaiian hotel was a center. kIv-In- K pposlng tho parsago of the for fifty year utterly prodigal In attlvely past for sumo A. U. - )cars, but has, leason appreciated Tho P. convention was held down CHAS. BREWEK & CO.'S fc Jiornu organic nut They (iiutit on the mip- to every ono who wanted lie en discarded A plcco of meat tmui to play politics. Cabs rushed to (ifM, Tb' price of fooil la cheaper than port tif the Itepulilltaii jiarty In Con W.ilklkl to get peoplo there. In a hurry wrapiHil up In n cloth saturateil with feeling Is growing out of the It U n Kurope Kdutntion U free gress, betiiiise that part) is tho cham Some nnd rushed back to get more peoplo. this prcwrvathe nnd kept molet, will proposal of .Manager Cassltly of the The quarter of the peculiar local half New York Line. ' Jkrowrwy rulix Thtrn l no c.mte pion of the American laboring man. retain Its sweetness for many da)s Tolephono to havo less whistling world was lively. The pollco were a, Is (iimtnlttrd to the doctrine of steim 7"bro are no urllfUI.il noclul dUtlnc-tlon- and to- without Injuring tho quality of the questioning. A compro- alert as ever, but slightly Indulgent The ship Dmlly P. Whitney will sail Tb-r- him," b tariffs or In any and loss Idle re no tomtocrclal rctrit-tlori- n "protxtlng Is wards tho soldiers and the bluejackets, meat It Is said that It used b) the Is advised. from New York for Honolulu on March forty-fiv- other way Hint will secure to him mise who wero on tho by tho hun- In Undo bttween tliu e (ierntiin ainiy Somo years ago, under streets 1st, and the bark Footing Buey will high wage It moi-- than or-- dreds. Tho saloons were ladellng out April 16th New York jtrat fltiitta Thn pollllcnl orutom toll minlri'ii tho name of "Ilex Magnus," It was leave from for illnnry tiatrlotlsin and putty loyalty to Cooking classes have been discon- disturbances and the disturbers demon-btrate- d Honolulu, if sufficient inducement 4i on occnuUm Unit Amerlcit U expense li wry advertised nt mi enormous tinued 111 the San iTraiiclBco public on tho sidewalks nml on the offers. (b support a party which Is committed land of thn frm and tho lioimi of ,i htook lompaii) but lionsokeepcrs schools. This was not compelled by streets. Then there was tho fag end Advances mado on shipments on lite- to Iho lib a of mixing tho wages of la- - of the Chinese) New Year, with a fow lb hrav Tint j(HkI(iii fiat hem tell mill servants 'ucio afraid of it, nnd the hvalth iiuthoiltles, but was forad ral term. For further particulars, ad boiers within the national boundaries, firecrackers and a lot of that freak dress Messrs. CHAS. BREWER & CO , iu Unit It la Hie land of Chrlntlan It iievei caiuo Into geuei.it domestic of school fund find m.i) It a solemn duty tu (heck fiom lack liquor they mako themselves and that 7 Kllby street, Ooaton or tiiiiiiin, it t the pimidlMi of (he poor of ful use Thti preserving qualities of this vvhltn man his. great Islands, would mako a steal own C. UKK'.VEH It CO., LTU., the pioerlty of these Hlmply In of nnd get again And oil oihir lubdr. tirtltle urn the exclusion Tho Ann i lean roniiiilssloneis to the clothes drunk to Honolulu Agents. 111 the liit) rests of Aimrli.tn laborers them. night music Is In apllo of nil I hla, u moat uUrmliiK oxygen from tho article that Is to be gono Saturday vile. Philippines havo by tho northern The. singing Is crazy and tho Instru- iiiimUr nl ittopUi Ijmoiiih of llfu preserved A surface u.lulling of the tlnd THK .NOMINATION. route. If they fall to call nt Honolulu ments aro abused. Ilroken heads? Of JUST RECEIVED: itid rid ad hMMilv Into edriilly. meat geneially lemoves nny tntto of on their return they will havo failed minor cases scores. Of serious affairs, h,nJ, iiiihiijini'a, prevail" all thn acid Innumerable, experiments to nuke tho most of their chanccw. ulwa a few, There was Anderson, A freah supply of 'Hid iioinliifulonof Mr. T I' Lansing beef-steak- i IktuM mIIIio, ' Uu "iinkt Iioiiiu" fat.t hate been nude In cooking s. the WHUcott carponter. He had three to dm iilflut of Keiiitoi' Is an I'Kinlli'iit ugly on his poll. Ho thought to rmltif(rn, y.ooA muni) of whluh were fiiMh from the to preserve the marks l mi 'thn people The strenuous efforts Span-lar- d, Him fir Lansing Iiiihwh thn tountry variously that ho was hit by a Bavarian Beer, IM'fi rcufitfilly lYty Huinluy to the litHthers' shopa, and others kept in W. O. T. U. leinplo nt Chicago as a dis- a soldier, or tho vvlfo of lato Hlld till) Hti s II good iltltell the pnvUi'n ulioriuliim to put ilirir ilie tho prcservulltii) for weeks in hot tinct monument to Trances H WlllaiM ccok )f tho ship. Theio was New-com- b, SPATEN BREW Mini llllll ineaiiK Hint lie oughi in (in man UiMuut to i vi ii, hut M"'"l llitt weiillier Hxpil'U hnvii not hi en ubln is a lino example of tenacity nnd beaten by Kauai, tho bad H good l'ipr)iliillvii III' has iimiIi mi nny of Iwllel. Why, there wero even dog Quarts and Pints. l i,l thn In pulllii ilmlr t to ili'leiu illlfeieiKo In the quality strength of purpose) luckd by senti- wK i u u iiieiulMi uf lights, abetted and encouraged. Tho Mri'lilii mini the n i m mm, wild dm or nisic of the meats While phi-rUn- ment uliiustt entirely j,n ,o,i llourd ut lliiillli WMille hi) has hi Saturday night Is getting tough. The ciirikiinn nml (lieiiiists li.it not Salvation Army slumming and Hawaii- - Wuerzberger Beer lllllMil foinmurillli Hiii lust iiluifui'iii of i lii inm' torM llll with favor li bo doing -j go make WMllll tOIIOhHMl I III. IiIkIku (Ollll.l- - iiiliiioatloii Is ad Tho itj)a appear to mis In holiday pastimes, to Imn Uniiiii imriy, Hiai iiiiitaiiiui u wind-u- p mf picturesque. QUARTS, tikWuil, MMIMmrAuriiriil iiiltlisl Unit It Is mu .llailnotlv liijuil lilies on tho toboggan slide. Tho lie-- 1 tho tho week .... uhlUnlro. ilin guv A Chlnew) owner, half "liiMiilMt' irllnln in priweiu ruin bismuse, in the c.iao of li la pilhlli.'Ul cstei'ilay Is tr- - revstniinint lAlf M moils Club of ) lie Pour-tis- ui hWll)4 Mfwtli.nl IMujj I'lllllUll, IIIHl fllp0H Afcllllll lllltlllKlu. drunk, disputed with n customor. vi mm hwh, M , Miidlly rimotcHl by wiulilng pnhllivin I'liriy of today It nectns that away with- Beer r!miiiiiliiiii1.i llOl Willi llllllljlllt I0ll ll llolllMloMt other customer ran Pita li I prulMliln I 4n thn idea of along more Ihu imli miMMHMim i,l iikIhIi. tliul tlio "iinlialni". Important ii attached out laying, A 'hit cumo (i'i lllill II It "III? Hid H'lMllloii nl load tlmt QUARTS. wig mu but," ilii)iiini by (Imi. Mil), nml Hug In Hid Held, than suspiciously alo with a .... ihiHi immn Mil 'luill( lllUDl, WlllH) Mil' lit who aaw ll!ll h 1 Hid i I hummed hula and those lilili iuiitei uf run rove ray tin' aonw HHIPIlllllH llilllals slwiikl 111)1 no nun wit. Injured when Dm tim iiutllt could liavu worn that Hwh I'l Jlijn iltionwi i. llli Urn, ;k:hi, liiul hhi priairvnl Tlmt wer in llm pawonger iiitifot in ) l) utllrfll l HJUkP Itlili-unl- s iinny olllcer "('i At MY hy tliU (irllcliv Unlit polti fell ut tlm rorixr uf I ,(! list. rUturday night wild uml has & co. ft vjumty f inv mm') Mil llerotAiihk nrolMbly lie- - a. mh WfllHil pt'iinm, AN It sAs illllljiill, If II 01 ami was rflllely Mini action, niiotIM, ' ' I i mm

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Hawaiian (iAxi:rn: khii.w. n n imw- - hi:mi-wri:ki- . mmmmm ti ri.iuu ton tM around the bul lHJpof.i i n I HOW TO TEACH will Iiwt in twtitirraiani of n in- -r HE mI i.bl.Ut thai hi. fi.ln,. . I'M'lf Itltl I liUMW by tntrryine; off illff- -t HAD TO GO ONlDo yon airy hMl Thi want harp tml l difinli'ly tie ii rtirnu tit iW Ixrtmif th reading of Hilt tt"f fine iitilcli uuik In miiVa- - mmwter and one wholly exptwel ., tdt '' likely 1 hill llUfi Indicate ihn drynemi or humidity A It It thtl roal will le fippt itifi Uf fa till' ' Ailing from this far lit- - ruin mme may l totiatruet'-- by ir Consumption ? tiM'l iwtt in'mi lln f'nr irhn umtf hi Close Stsdy of Methods by Hilo I tu of inn Philadelphia at pht Mi the run nnd cmiiirltir It Into Geo. Wanted to Hate llii mov-ul- ll a Bitot mo ltt in line, iriti onMourlh the dluinelrr of the of .sriiitiii; tlivii' tuttch'H. Iostmctors. receiver Kvrry oncUih of an in-- h The Htnlirr 1'rU ml rVoclrty Is a In such a measure represent one one- - His Station Here, slstlng malirlally In the auppori of irfu ii out of onlii' to us hundredth of nn Inch rainfall The V are tar )m do not. NVlxvlr useti fiMiutwn families and bffldes has two mlhi; unit not fjvsl allow ev- principles of barometer and men In the hospital. the iher" It. Hat It ronet to many thoimanl amy ery Ihikrr to ruin the tcatch, mometiT were uUo explained. Sun- It (prat to tho4 hit hid A Onrtrnbiirg. of M. S. Grlnbtum A. shine inuy be measured very (Imply by )u. tho ichicli, itnul it to us PLAY ACTING AS A FEATURE cengkianj ndj until tha throat ti raw, and Co . accompanied by Mrs. Uarlcnburg, (ihr for placing on tho bottom of n box n sheet on lm IS NEEDEO OUT IN MANILA the linlnit mtntraiie of tha lungs Is will lcatn M.iiiiu Iaxi (his lrofnr rqntir. of silver paper and having a hole In tho morning for n lslt to Kotia ami Katt. of the lid through which .Stop ynsr rough htn It trttap-fift- r. irntcr tha In making road ImM fur at The Cost is iiluuis more to sun'n may pass and and you rcraor tha great tUngtr ef trams iotc, rajs slrlko the Oahu plantation, It has been tioccmiry u I It Is Illustrated Importation of paper, making n dark line along the futira trouble. fit r such milium! ; twso Twenty-Secon- d Llk Honolulu, to cut tUinn Hme cane. The ntlokl much to Drawing Primary Numburi, courio of tho ray of light. When have been rent to Ewn mill for grind- htthr icml it right cloudy no mark will be made. Soils or Hawaii. How n Hravo Offloer was ing. tltitru to us, for ire allow Wounded-- A Westerner. 'S The nomination of Thro, F. I.analng not hiiu hut perfect work to A WcddliiK. for the Senate was tiled with (ho Min- leinc our worl'Jiop. The marriage ister of Interior otcrday Mr. Iin-sin- g occurred last evening resigns An Interesting, instructive ami large-l- y his eat In tl.o Hoard of You will he surprised, iod, 'hoK of Miss Bessie Afung nnd I. It. Burns. "When tho War Department Health attended acfslon of the Hllo Teach-er- a' ceremony akd Cherry Pectoral much it will he, nnd The was performed by Hov. mo If I felt well enough to take the It Is believed that the Mk of the! chttiicr Union was held In the Union school Wm. Morris Klncald at tho home of how much more Mitittfaelory only-secon- d John .Nott h.irdw.iro buslnos promltcw 9 m. A. M.igoon In command of the Tw Infan at a. on Friday, 3rd February. Mr. and Mrs. J. Maklki. coughs of kinds, has been effected. In case to you. Mr.and Mrs. Burns will reside on try, I replied that I did," said Briga- flops all It doe so loc.iu.e that a thteo Mr. Hay, president, occupied tho Is or four story building will replaco tho Kir. urn street. dier General Harry 0. Egbert, on it a soothing and healing remedy uf great chair. The opening exercises consist- This inalej prctcut structure Walches are m at rely packed in board tho transport Senator yesterda jwvier. it the greatest prcien ed of prayer by Hov. J. A. Cruzaii and ttte to consumption. It Is not a question of This date 1779. C.tpt Cook was klllc I wooden buics, and relumed "Almost In tho aamo I re- Bay a chorus by the Junior pupils of the breath many littles anil largo doses. A few drops at K.iawaloa. Kealakekua Tlu in the (if(tl queued the Department is also the anniversary of the first intssihlt manner. Jlllo Select school. A LAME COLLIER to station the will often maVo a complete cure. neg- IWt newspaper. printed In Hcglmcnt In Honolulu, but I wan in- lect Lima Hawaii, The minutes of the December meet- your couRh: jou cannot atford to run tha the Islands, Uihalnaluna, 1SJI formed that we had to go to the Philip- risV. A er's Cherry Pectoral w ill soothe your ing were read and approved. May 12th j Wm Marshal's Volcano, now pines. They raw throat and quiet your Infhmed the I the date fixed for next meeting. The told me that only a bat lung. weekly paper, had n big Kilo Sunda) H.F.WICHMAN program will be arranged by Mrs. Anchored Here with Boil- talion of troops would be stationed in morning. Mr 'Marshal t.n)a he will BOX 342. Honolulu for the present. As I under- - print more next week, being mublo on Smith, Miss Deo and Mrs. Deacon. lliMf Ar of cIiimii Imitation fr tliat the tium ers in Bad Shape. A)rr I hmr I in lnrl. U Mown In tin sUm i.r tho first Issue to suppl) n second edi- Miss Dejo conveyed a request from rcli Imltlf rut u tit Utfitt Attil small lwttlfu tion. Mr. Abbot, of Lahainaluna, for Hawaii- ooooooooooooo HOLLISTEH DHUO CO.. Agents. I)r Geo Herbert has gone to Kauai an legends for publication In Hawaii's May to attend lriuce Cupid, who was Young People. Rturn to Son Franclsco-- Ii Is thrown from u horse and then navagcly A on drawing was given talk by Miss Along-sld- x Whnrf-- A Sup- LOCAL kicked by tho animal. Tho report wan In BREVtriES. Hart, the Instructor that subject In that Cupid was badly bruised nnd los, : the Hllo Select school. She had on ex- ply Ship Coinlntf. soma teeth tombs' wmm hibition quite a large display of char- This is Valentine's Da II. J). has coal work from all the grades. These Johnson old his two lots Tho S 3 Australia is due fiom S.n on Thurston avenue to H. C Austin. Buy Your MUs Hart criticized. Francisco The United collier Sclndia tomorrow. TJio price was ?7.r.00. Dr. Leo has ssld Carbon Drawing throughout tho grades States his Paper, Typowrlter IMiwa should be same, only A Buchanan has taken a position on property on the same strtet to II. the easier for tame In the harbor yesterday after now in Spreckcls' and Ribbons. pupils, re- tho Honolulu plantation. Iaws, bank former- Junior more finish being noon, anchoring alongside the Phila ly quired as Admiral Kautz and staff will call Auditor General. advance Is made. All her delphia, which at At Our Store work Is ma- she will coal. It has uic i.Mi-um- a. m. Staff Capt. Meirlwcather. who Is In entirely from nature. The miliums; at n to L irgost ssortment. Best QlUlltY required yellow-dra- now about been decided that the Sclnd- lay. chargo of tho Salvation Army work oi terials are ordinary Iowost Prices lug paper and chaicoal. Where ia will return to San Francltco from This Is Shroic Tuesdav Tomorrow tho Islands, reports some wonderful possible adapt work In nature draw- this port and not continue 'her trip to will be Ash Wednesday, the beginning meetings Saturday nnd Sundav. Man Agency for the ing, to the seasons. Make drawings Manila as at first proposed. of Jont wero converted and great rcligloiiB en- Tills chance Is caused by leaky boil thusiasm provallcd tell the truth and with as few lines as Judge CF" I luTfa nd fa ml lya infl! ers, which have given the olllcers of -- possible. Attention should be given to W Hun luu gone to Kauai for two The V. S. Tug Iroquois was used the position on the paper. Shadow that steamer considerable trouble on eeks terday In coaling the Otegon There may be hail by dropping on tho voage so far and one of the engi- has been of lodging curtains Emmctt Ma) to talk a request to all sldei of the room one. Guard neer's crew Is said to liave been severe- is enter tho film of have Lieut. Pond the tug to lie but (.ear, Lansing & Co, nnd take against making lines too heavy. Have ly burned by escaping steam from a COL. HARVY C. EGBERT is to hae Kohala coast for examination of Ii (Urlg.-Ge- n. tiarge of the tiisuiauco department pupils produce their Ideas of historic bursteJ steam pipe on Sunday last. of Voluntie s i w reck of the Nomnd. phonograph and literary scenes. Quick execution Tho Iris moored at Pacific Mail wharf tetord of the snecial Tho Mauna Iam brought uevrn at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, Ji.Mun rendered at fun- - the Insures greater satisfaction. Old where OOOOOOOOOOOOO the WIdomanu csterday of tho death of T L. Wills things look b'est in drawings. Copies tho Is repairing and coaling. She will stood It, these troops were to oe tu ad lal. wus taken b Father Valentin. P.ihula, on at Hawaii. He wits agent to of work from great urtlis should ue take an additional 2100 tons of coal, dltlon to tho battalion of Engineers Schutnan. Foit street, Just recehed take acknowledgment to labor for Kau hung Jn so as to take the placo of the ScindU e the room. now In camp here. This would station S G Wilder, a fine lot of strong. dlhtrlct. T C. Wills, the Pahala mer Mrs. Kelsey Illustrated her method and supply the battleship Oregon on oung mules suitable for plantation chant, was a son of tho deccavd teaching primary Objectu the way to Manila. oer ono thousand officers and men o' numbers. work Tho rud of Chlme New Yeir came HAMMOND : TYPEWRITERS. kIioiiM bo manipulated Die United States supply ship Cel here. 1 colncldeutly Commissioner W Frear. who Is In Sunday night, FOR ALL NATIOr-- AMD TOftGUES. with tho first operations should tic Is not looked for from San Fran- - Not only myself, but the entire Rec- - nnd nil tho business and Washington Is of the hope that the houm.-- reopened Rcmmlngtou-ShoIc- Frank-ly- n not bo discarded until multiplication ctbco until some time next week. Her Iment, It seems, Is disappointed In not yesterday morning, and New Hawaiian bill will be passed at this and the servants returned to their Machines. and division are thoroughly under- when the Oregon and being able to remain here. We hae session stood. Iris arc prepared for sea will not de- been pretty well tho city during usual work. Tho eelobratlon was not Call or write for Catalogues. oer (MAPS so great tills yoar In post. The work along tho line of agricul- lay those v easels, which will then pro- our brief stop-ov- and are perfect! MAPS. MAPS of Honolulu as the ture at the Hllo Boarding School was vision here and go on alone, and tho charmed with what wo have seen. The and Hawaiian Islands, just Issued For Wm. W. L. Whltaker. librarian of sale at the Hawaiian Gazette von explained by Mr. I,. C. Lyman. For Celtic will follow them upon her ar- majority of us liad o idea that Hono- otlic, the Juneau, Alaska, Public Library As Wall, Nichols Company books of reference ho recommends Pro- rival In this port. lulu was so Americanized." ilolt uulldlng, King street sociation, acknowledges contribution fessor Maxwell's lava Soils of Hawaii, Tho schooner La Mnfa was chart How long will jou be In the Phllln- - Thursday last Cant. Christian took pf books from Hawaii, Ho requests Your Monoy Savers. Wlnslow'o Pilnclplrs of Agriculture, ered yesterday to assist the Hnckfeld plnesT" the place at tho Diamond Head signal each person to scud ono spare book How Crops Grow, and How Crops Feed. scows In coaling tho Oregon. "Wo wero given to understand that station. He replaces the man who has from his library to tho above address A knowledge of elementary chomlstry The olficers of tho Iris are: T. E. !). we go for a bcrvlco lasting two or been acting for Charlie Peterson. Four drunken soldiers loomed up In Is necessary. Valuable Information Is wltt Veeder, lieutenant commanding; three years. After the first few Muramoto, alias Malda. oonWcted by tho dusk Just as tho United States TIME TABLE gained by experimentation in tho field, Lieutenant William E. Safford, execu- months of our real occupancy, I look juiy Frlda, was sentenced Saturday transiKirt uteamer Ohio left the dock b) portioning off plots for different tive officer; Lieut. Louis S. Van Duz-e- for barracks to be built In the uplands. morning by Judge Stanley to nay u fine for Manila last evening. They waved plants and fertilizers. At present he late of tho Iowa, temporarily as- When this has been accomplished I do of 30 and sere Imprisonment for life. a parting Kiluto to tho troopship is experimenting on leguminous plants signed for duty on the Iris, navigator; not anticipate much sickness among Col. Chas. Grccnlcaf, who was chlof under wolgh and hteamlng out of tho watch officers. Lieut. A. L. Norton and tho American troops. my opinion as fertilizers for supplying nitrogen. In surgeon on the stalf of Gen. MIIoh tim- channol anil then reeled tack towards Such plant3 absorb nitrogen from the Ensigns James J. Ilaby, A. T. Chester wo cannot live along the e,i:'l and ing war was to Nuuanu street. They cxiect to cot engineers: Chief hopo the hae vlstted Ha 1899- - air and give It to tho soil when turned and U. H. Watson; to thrive. waii this month 'but lnstiad has been passago on the Oregon when sho tails under, In which state It is available fc engineer, W. N. Little; passed assist- "The invai-lo- of tho mountains sent South for' Manila. other plants requiring nitrogen. He ant engineer, L. D. Miner; assistant Americana will mean tho development An excursion party under tho con gave engineers, Now ton Mansfield and II. 0. of the Philippines. Is known Horace Toero, who had his right also icsults of experiments on tho It that hand gun duct of Mr. Dillingham, made a trip to S. germination of seeds under different Blspet, and naval cadets E. T. ConstcU minerals, both gold and copper, arc blown off by n whaling near S. KINAU, Hawaii, has gone the Queen's vvaiaiua Saturday afternoon The CLAItKK, C'UMMAMIIK, temperature, and J. A. Schofleld; assistant paymast- hldds-- there, but the Spinlard or na-t- le to hos conditions of moisture pltal for treatment party was comimMsl of Capt. Baikcr and light. er, A. II. Pierce, nnd assistant surgeon, has never had tho ambition or and officers of tho Orcgou, Capt. Lydlg, yill leavo Honolulu every Tuesday at d 93 In knowledge Tlin recent mall brought Miss Nellie WUe "llciven Is D. H. Morgan and the crow. to go after thorn. Coal can no adIces sowan, aiaj. O. 3 o'clock p. in., touching ut I.aluilnj, Is Inspector K. ii. si. jmgiitt, W. Not Hcached by a Single Bound." The United States collier Sclndia bo found In great abundance and there tj J Uiown regarding the Smith and officeM Manlno.1 Bay and Makeu.i tho same disposal f others. Tho of tho The teaching of Hawaiian geography officered as follows: Commander E. W. are fihe trees growing there. If Amer the Chinese Immigrants Oregon who did not make tho trip day; Moihukonn, Kawalrao uud Lnupa- - M. Or- now held in was talked about by Miss Lyman. She Watson, commanding; Lieut. J. ica holds the Philippines, thej will de quarantine then will do so today This Is enter- noeiioo mo following tiay, arriving ul explained her method of introducing a chard, executive officer; Ensign F. H. velop into ono of the rlghcst spots en Andrew Adams, formerly on tho Ad- tainment by prominent citizens Hllo on Wednesday evening. class to the study of Maul ufter having Schofleld. navigator; watch officers: that portion of tho globe." vertiser staff, now has charge of tho Returning, will sail from Hllo ever I Roys and Is plan-tatlo- a. fair knowledge of their own Island. Ensigns T. T. Craven, J. H. Gen. Egbert one of the fighting Iirigatlon work on SpreckclsvIIle u. Friday at o'clock p. m., touching at Head from the map the markings. Tha II. C. W...l. acting chief engineer, I, generals in tho army. When he ent- He has 200 men working under Still a AIMcry. Laupahoehof, Mubukona, Kawnllmo, meaning of theso has already wen II. Howen; assistant paymaster, C. ered the Cuban campaign ho was Ueu-tena- him. Tho murder of poor Jo, tho Mjlay, Makena, Maalae.i Bay unil lahalna, learned from the map of Hawaii. Fl.iJ Penrose. Colonel of the Sixth Infantry. at Honolulu Saturday night. One hundred coll in for the toldi-T- S is still shrouded In deepest nut from pupils all tho Information His division "was the first ordered to mjatury. Will call at PohOlkl, Puna, on tho burled In Honolulu, are lying on tho Tho murderer succeeded In doing nls they already possess about tho different I.Alii T. Is. WII.Lb. attack tho block liouso on San Juan old ruhnuirkct whnrf. The remains second trip of each month, arriving places. Glvo historic facts and legonjs hill. Whllo tho bravo Sixth regular, will If shipped back to the United work well, so well that hardly any- them on the morning of the day of connected with thc30. Th oho who'll a vo led by Egl-er- t, forded tho river, within States. thing which could bo turned Into a sailing from Hllo to Honolulu. I'aliula Had a Most lf made a trip on the Kinau can give its Old.riincr one-bn- mile of tho Spanish lilies, the cluo could bo found. Tho popular routo to Volctno Ja Agricultural Commissioner Clark the location relatively to tho other Islands. Kcniiirkitblc .Muiuory. remainder of Kent's command was Tho pollao have started a thorough vldillllo. A good 'airlage road the en-tir- o passing forming has Just received a largo quantity of Miss Deyo read a paper on school The late T. L. Wills, of Pahala, Ha- on and for an attack camphor Investigation, and during yesterday IKuih devices designed to bring out tho dra- nearly one mile from the block nous;. seed from California. Theo tho detectives wero hard at work upon waii, was well known to many of the will be plant d at the Government matic element In tho child's nature. When within 300 yards of the block nursery. tho sront. Sho asked the teachers to recall liow old residents of Honolulu. Though not house. Gen. Egbert was struck b a Although no official Informitlon they, when children personated grown a seafaring man, Mr. Wills came to Mausr bullet. Tho ball entered the Some of the rirst New Yorker say coultl be obtained It Is bellovod the po- S. S. CLAUDINE, ago, up folk, and bow real tho play was. these Islands many years when left side, passing through the lung and at Utica "Not Guilty," and that It was lice department Is In tho possession of VAMKUO.V, CoMKAVbEn, ho was quite young. He first llred on In Gen- tho "common soldiers" Camp That which appeals strongest to nis making Its exit tho back. The at Otis a cluo which might lead to much. Will leave Honolulu Tuesday 5 p. Imagination Is the thing the child will Maul, whoro he engaged In farming. eral was carried to tho rear. Ho netcr who fallod to settle with Medelrot & Muck difficulty Is experienced in get it in., touching at Kuhulul, liana, llaiuo--i act most naturally, hence In the kind- Afterwards he camo to Honolulu and saw the top of San Juan ridge. In Decker for trousers. ting a word from Japanese living In tho was connected with the pollco depart and Klpahulu, (Maul, Returning, ar- ergarten motion songs about birds, an- answer to a question about his wound, Acting British Commissioner Ken neighborhood in which tho crime was rives nt Honolulu Sunday mornings. imals, the trades, ringing of bells, etc. ment for, several years. Gen. Egbert said: "I feel very line for ny will probably leave Honolulu some committed. Mr. David Dayton tills city knew Will call nt Nuu, ICnupo, once a. Such secures interest In the subject of a ma who had sunlight shining mouth and expression through their bodies him Intimately at that time. He was a through him. I have no constant pain, although their tongues may havo HUlo man of culture. Ho read much. Mr. but nn: expeilenclng a growing pain. command of English. Any device Dayton, In conversation, said that Mr. My doctor wants mo to tako care of This company ronervod thi right to which brings tho Imago more vividly Wills possessed to a greater degree myself and not to contract a cold. I Pacific Mail Steamship Go. mako changeH lit tho tlmu of departure before the mind Is helpful to tho chllJ than any outer man bo bad ocr met have never taken care of myself and and nrilval of Its Hto.tmers without, first and secondly to tho toacher, as It tho power to recall eents, names and I am afraid I am too old to begin now ' notice and It will not bo reAponslbU enables him to get at the child's con- dates. Though he had never been In Gen. Egbert has seen conslderaMe for any comuxiucncoA arising there-from- , ception. In history dry factsoftcn dis- America, Mr. Wills could at wilt recall frontier sen Ice. His campaigns among Occidental & Oriental Steamship Ca gust the child, but If ho can "put him- every battle of tho civil war, the re- the Indians are full of Interest. Tne Conftlgnees must bo at tho Landing self In the place of" an Individual a sults of each battlo and the names of Geneial wa In command of Fort P A. to receive their freight; till Compiny permanent friendship will at once be tho commanders. Ho could give tho Russell, Wyoming, at tha time that .he will not hold llHolf iiMponslblo for established. Teachers should not be names of all tho English rulers and Wyoming cattlemen were confined In AND Toyo Kisen freight after It has boon landetl. after chow work to entertain, but what their families from tho timo of tho tho barracks ne prisoners. Theso Kaisba. Llvo Stock received only at owner' the child sees and feels with his mental crusade down, the exact dates so far .13 were large owners of live stock rink. known of the great events of English In Wyoming. They attempted to put ThH Company will not bo responsible faculties. A single feather stuck In his Steamers above companies cap imaginary bow arrow history and In all things where recol- a top to the stealing of their cattlo by of tha wilt call at Honolulu and leave tola for Monoy or Valuables of pa3engcr& and an and port on or about tho dates below unleas placed In his hand may fill a small bov's lection played a part Mr. Wills was forming an invasion party and klh.ng mentioned. in tho caro of Pursors. mind with visions of Indians and will accurate. the perpetrators. They were surround- FOR JAPAN AND CHINA: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: I'assengere are rcviuestcd to purchono for the moment mako him one. Older Mr. Wills returned to Maul and en- ed In Northern Wyoming by several tickets beforo ombarklng. Thoso fall- rs COPTIC FEB. PDK1NQ ing pupils can mako up conversations In gaged In tho cultivation of coffee. Ho bundled of the rustlers and tbelr IS. CITY OF TED. 11 to do so Hill bo subject to an ad- history or Results must held a number of positions under tna nnd would undoubtedly havo ditional chargo of twonty-flv- o per cent. literature, Company bo not be measured by pectaculur effect Government and was much respected all bofcn wero it not for tho Tho will not liable for but by tho or for his strength of character and sturdy timely air.val of Government troop losa of, nor Injury to, nor delay In, tba light interest shown in delivery baggago personal tho eyo and attitude of tho pupil. honesty. from Fort McKinney. of or effects As Ml Mr. T. L. Wills was 79 years of age of the passenger beyond the amount of Illustration of tho work $100 00, Deyo hsd n number of nunlls at tho time of his death at tho home unless tho value of tho samo acf .Moves to RATES PASSAGE AS bo declared, at or beforo (I) Tho Story of tho Three Bear, of Mr. I. C. Wills, of Pahala, Hawaii. Quash. OF ARE FOLLOWS: the Isaus or son-in-la- the tlckot, and frolght la paid by first ear children Mr. I. C. Wills was a and I1 Aldrlch iia3 moved to quash tho SINGLE TRIP. 8econd Cabin 115 thereon. (2) nephew of tho deceased. Another (Toyo All employees of tho Company are Robinson Crusoe Shooting Goats Indlctiinent brought against him by For San Francisco Cabin 75 Klson Kalsha only ) frrbltldon recolvo year daughter is the wife of J. J. Williams, CO European to freight without de- by tecum! children. tho Republic of Hawaii, containing n Second Cabin Steerage 100 livering a shipping (3) Tho Monkey ami tho Cat, by the photographer. C. Wills, a son, Is (Toyo KIsen Kalsaa only ) receipt therefor In charga felony. Among tea-Bo- ROUND tho form prescribed fourth e,ir children. now In the pollco department In this of o'.her European Steerage 26 TRIP. by tho Company city. moving and w hick may bo Been by shippers up- (I) Wm. Penn and his Tear-in- g for (o quask, Aldilcli For Yokohama Cabin 150 For San Frandaco Cabin, 4 mo'i.$lM Friends on application to tho pursors of the off tho Gown of a Student, by sixth clalma that tho Indictment Is Invalid Second Cabin 100 For Yokohama Cabin, 4 mo'a.... tM Company's children. on hi recent trip (Toyo Kalslia only.) Cabin, 12 mo'a steamers. jear While about tho In law for tho reason that tho samo Kisen IOM Shlppora aro frolght U Mr. Bmlth concluded Hawaii, European steerage IS For Hongkonc Cabin, 4 notified that If 0. tho day'i Island of Professor Koobelo charges a felony and Is not tho pre- jno'a.,.mM Hhlppod without ucu recolpt, It, will wdrk with it talk on weather observ- mado Momo Investigation of tho work For Hongkong Cabin 175 Cabin, 12 mo'a I16.M bo solely amount vapor sentment of a grand Jury as required i at tho risk of ation. Tho of In tho of tho enno Iwrer nt Onnniea planta For gensral Information apply to may bo estimated from j tion. There Is nothing serious threat. by the constitution of tho United C. 1,. WIGHT, President. thermometer with a piece of wet cot ened. States. Agent; S. R. nOSK. 8wtary. .'d. OATT, J, A. KING, Port Uupt,

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,. tw !! Ilrltlrit info li iif ( Atrm mt lnm NVw York in iM TIMELY T0PIC5 ON TUXES my i Ojfdn IHoh, wl Ike WVtfMH IS A NEW FACTOR h . dwd TALKS 1MiHt of tHHT WMl ' i in initio rtrlt ll w known Down Again I""" P""" a te- Febfuary 4th, 1899. ni lln Will "" i ii twanl ra it In prlcM Ii tho Birket (or rn nt of ! iM Dour and teed, anil w follow Mi mr rttll U It cloitlr. Episcopal lo tt a! Pala Ckoict. To Tackle CM OmaDization UMl tlrtMllr iv pnnr balevw Ond tn onr orderi nni they In opinion Mate -- I'- - the of expert VA8IIINrTO.N tt The- u Jn hiM i!e mid )u the Atnerttn-Oan-dla- will l filled nt tba loweit ttttkt tf1MftHel bit llMll on sale owing to Uie Amer- market prlco. cowboys and ranchmen and Incorporate. (Joiiiinllo. 6 10 cent-upo- at Mil (ho fir- - a4eniH In the Tho matter of or ican iifiiMl to glvr way at any jwlnt a hundred poundi ot their Idea In this Instance all tke loit-o- r newspaper juntry Worst of all, boa ever, U lh waae. ftcd should not concern you Is regarded as proof positive, and periodical jKUg Manila abo) Ie4y roeatM MM In America tint much as the quality, ai on Jul)" i iihi u discontinued lt. only for her own tmdi liaa Unglaml in- - poor feed U dear at any price. and accepted by all who ride CHINESE AND CANE KNIVES amalt TO ASSIST ALL COOD EFfHT There re 60,000 rfa of lhv cournged Amenlca to retain the Phil- twelve the horse, whether it be for inc vnllatrllita. Theie teU of ippines Thla charge rankles here and utainjm h will be Kept on sale at IS may yet n(Tt the (lovernmant a ac- pleasure or on duty, the ure until UwomlKr Clerfcymen-WI- II We Besi. Bloody Kltlht-Capt- of a Youth- a .t for private Undorsud by Two tion cirnr an JlM Jl'Xl Do Some MIlonary Worn. ful Bumlcr-Pl- to Purchase M MEXICAN a Hall, Statement of Objoctl. bocil Dedicated VOPNOKST KNOINKDR When ou want tho licit Hay, on According to the Now York World, Peed or Oraln, at the Right SADDLE The new Japanese primary telitul Prices, order from Vjnejard otreet was dedicated on S.tt-unl- the jouiigost and smallest railroad en- t was MAUI Kelt. 11. HSi'9U-u- "enlng afternoon The whool gineer In the world Is Hutfh Olbion is as near perfect in con- the 10th, a large number of ladies), no: founde.1 by Mr Okumura in l&'JC The who la on- CALIFORNIA FEED Go, Km-m- a Richards of liramle. Wjo, gentlemen were prwent first suasions were held In Queen struction and general appear- to mvntlon the membership of thirty. ly three earn old but who knows the reg- hall, with a TELEPHONE 121. to the speakers nt the The Institution has grown until Its name and uao of every part ot a loco ance as it is possible to make ular monthly nut-tin- of the Makanao elght motive) en- present enrollment Is In sight and can run an A I a saddle. great many Debating rioc lety, I101U n Is i usiomar) -0N gine) as well na tho most experienced All the i'.iiu ruiu.il iliurcli engineer Ho accompanies uie regular DR. J. COLLIS BROWSE'S features of the Mexican Sad-d- ie UI Ul'lt.lle iiif aUUJCHl Ada JteSulvtcl No. 1C07 of n engineer on locomotive the Ha- taut me jin-wi- jirrioiia. ci oi .! MILES- BEEF resemble the old every run isuinu Is loo Higu Union Pacific road on almost waiian Saddle, made by Mt-nu- U. C ii!i(ia and V i: bliav. be makes Being a child he Is not, of Chlorodyne the tpoxe in me amnn.une and .Mensr. I course given charge, of tho englue, natives years ago and which )i. argued Orlllasl sot Only Genuine. uiiitey aim Jofln rieming Members of the Kpiscopal church in but his ability to run It Is acknowfclg-e- d on aide-- . 1 ne Midi of Embalmed and seem to grow In greater de- toe mgaiite Jiecmc Tells Hawaii have, during past same. Young Hugh can a'so 'won the lavor or the auditor by a ute the month, all tho v battle-ahl- p mand as they become scarce. of 16 to 0. 'I he buuject lor uext uebate Canned Article. completed the organization of an .it-- name every part of a and Oolds, tuut to do with lmptrlallKm, "Resolv- latlon which is Intended to throw his ld sister recites while, Aethma. The tree of this saddle is - S7r3 ed that all iKJiweiwion lexceptlng Cu- that church Into line with other page - of poetry ronohltls. Ui) uxcitilre-e- J uy s identical; If possible tlie unltcl ritau in furthering religious Chlorodyne the during loal war should be retain- Rep- Dr. J. Collis Browne's the Statements Bassd on Thirty amongst Mexican is an improvement ed " wotk all the nationalities tha Vlco 8IK W 1MOK WOOli Alflduviu-Cheml-c- ali Land Coin puny. Chrtllor llltOVVNtttlfJ SjneckcU-Wile- -, orts-Has ure populating In- piihltcltlnrunrlthstllll J COIXH WedneMla). the 8th, at fast the Islands, to - r in it is stamp- The Honolulu Investment Company uidnahicitly the- lNVhSIOIl !IIUllO that beautifully two Chlnewj laborers got into a Used-So- me Results stil a new life Into the chinch here, to HVNF, tbi.t Ihi- - vtbo'e Hour ot tbe drfrudaiit. dispute and after many .r personal Is tho name of a new corporation KfffDin.dcllb-ril'l)- r uulrur, hceitrit ed and decorated, has com- do away with the mistaken of the past Time , caiu-knlie- . ted to r It been orn to tte 1 lit remark attacked each oiner with which mado application for articles ;m hd nllght and prepare or the future pertaining i, im. plete box stirrips and is well Injuries lnllliteI were of Incorporation Saturday. The fol The nggreitHor, Chan Kill, I held by NKW YOHK Jan Jl Guieral Nel to the Christian churches. lowing aro the signers of the petition: Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne finished. Ihi) Wuiluku jiolicv authorities on a son A Miles gave out a statement to- This organization, which Is styled charge of assault and battery Henry Smith, T. P. Lansing, C. D. l liquid muPclnr vhlrli oimrw PAIS of night, after denlng wveral published the "Church Defense and Kxtension rVKKV KIMi. iturdu cttlai, retif-li- li K tlwp The saddles range in price At 11 o'clex-- p m on the Mh, a bur- D. V. Holt, him. lie pre Association," is fully endorsed by Hev Cray, f.eorge Gear, John WITHOUT 1IKAPACIIK. nil l.NVlGOHAThH glar but 10 J ears of age, named I'ele, Interviews attributed to tbe netroui ijmK-i- when eibmitled If the from $25 to $40. - pant IawIb S. Gear. N. Emmet May, Pred a .m caught In the store of A J s faced his statement by saving- Alexander Mackintosh, for the Great Spoclflo for Cholara, Dysen- A Jacolm, A V Gear. tery, Dlarrhcoa. of Walluku by a policeman con-cale- d "J have been most freely ipiolcd thirty cars rector of St Andrew's par- Our Cotton Mamba Tie on premise I)eput-S)uii- rr the without authorlt) from me or without ish, and Hev. John I'sborne, who has The Oenrral 11 irJ of tleallh, tendon, Ropes are very strong Scott MispectJng the nathc boy had IUt It AClriat s C1IAKM, onf 1om' cm with mi utterance on my part. It has been so succ essfull) planted a mission nt TOOK A SEVERE COLD AITER THE arranged to hae an olllcer Inside the t ralljr la&lclrnt. convenient snap on end. building The policeman mw J'ele ef- a source, of great auncoaucu to me" Puliation, St Clement's, of the Plains, DIG FIRE. ar- ' and now has n good sized congregation I)t alhlion. Army Medlcil SUIT. Cileulu. fect an entrance Into the and Ills statement In as follows On the After tho big lire In Cripple Creek, I Ule.i dooei compktcljr cured uie of Prices are very reasonable. way to- anil Is about to erect a parsonage '1o" rested him, he nan making his SUth of last September 1 Issued un or took ii vciy severe cold and tried many dlirrhuu -- I'ele confesses The charter, which will be applied Full line of ward the mono) drawer. Kglmental to re cold only Stable Fur- bis evil doings, but Judge McKay has der to commanders foi today, leads as follows: remedies without help: the mo concerning which becoming using Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne nishings. not et decided on punishment the port to the beef CHAHTnit OP INCORPORATION OP more settled. After jrnd Ite-tor- m 1, the TltUt. PALUAIIVK in youth being too old to to the had been Issued to their men At the "Tin: ciii'iicn di:pi:nsi: nd three small bottles of Chamberlain's Call hchool. time 1 went before Uio War Investigat- Cough Remedy, both the cold and Neuralgia. Gout. Cancer. and examine our stock. Year Is being most i:xti:nsion association. Chinese. New ing Commission I had onl cough left me, and In this blgh altitude Toothache, Rheumatism. quietly celebrated on Maul. Whereas, It Is deemed b) tlio mem- It takes a meritorious cough remedy to paper Is being e ircii- - from fourteen of the command- A mibscrlptlon bers of the Protestant Dplscopal do any good. O. U. Henderson, Editor Dr. Collis Chlorodyne Speckels- - I They J. Browie's lated among Makawoo and ers Now iliavo thirty leports. Church on the Hawaiian Islands, to be Dally Advertiser, Cripple Creek, Col vlllc resMents purpose of rais- expedient, In of religion lUpIdlj cute hort all tlk. of for the all tell the same ntory. the Interests Sold by ltenson, Smith Si Co, Ltd 60 ing money to buy l'ala hall (situated "The evldeneo proves the truth of In gtncinl, and of the Episcopal wholesale agents tor II. I., nil drugglata Epilepsy, Spasms. Colic, iwar Pala depot) for the purpose of Church and her members, In particular, Palpitation, Hysteria. 1 idie I nnd dealers. fitting It up and keeping It permanent-l- y the statements have made In addi be formed, Hi that an Association should - Limited. as, a place for llterar), theatrical, tion to tile report of the regimental whom-- ohJcLt should be to encourage IMPORTANT CAUTION. -- The lm- mvHte Mle of thti Remedy ha gtveu rlie to and other entertainments. A thousand commanders, 1 have a great mas of harmony and good-wi- ll among church maoj Uaicropnlou Imtutloni. L00 dollars asked for, In shares at $3 ev Idciuce consisting of communications, members, lo assist anil ptotcct sucli 307 FORT ST. $000 will purchase building Individually each the soldiers church members, whether N. B --F.Trrf B'lttle ot a.nulnc CMormljrnc and land, and $100 will put the hall atlldavlts, etc, from officers, or collectively, to extend work of bftri on th. QoTeriiaect dump the name of the 8old projK-- r condition The pi ori and civilians Kvery part of the coun- a view the InTentor. Dr J. Collm Brownn, into ojed the Church in Hawaii, and with lu bottle,, li. IJS'i , Si. 3.1. and U cd , by all ginated several jcars ago, but at that try "has contributed to the mass of of having planted in these Islands, u KMliii cnemta la. time was unsucessful correspondence- which I have received branch of the Protestant Kpiscopal Sole Manufacturer. a, -- To-nig- Miss Kanehua Chinch States of Amer-Is- LIMITED.- the llth, In the beef served to our of the I'nlted Kapu, sister of Iter S. Kapn of Wal- reference to therefore J. T. DAVENPORT, luku, will be married to Mr Mokihana, soldier and the evidence Is all eoroboi-atlv- t) 1, J. A. King, Minister of the Inter- a a bcat uossELi. St., lomwx, v. c. Drink a n Hawaiian, In the Wal- of what I havo said. The great im, with the concurrence and approval Fort and Merchant. King and luku native church Itev S Kapu will public It), which the press has given of the President, and the Kxecutlve perform the b the power vested Bethel Streets. ceremou) to the matter has brought all the cor- Council, virtue of "The Wlnsor," formerly "Hotel de in me by Chapter 127, of the civil laws, respondence of which 1 speak upon Maul," has U'di full of tourists during heieby grant this charter to George -- the week This Institution, the on!) me. Han Is. Tom May, James Wakefield 000- KING BROS. PURE hotel n Walluku, Is ably managed b) have (n el u helming evlileno that John Ptllngcr, J W Podmoie, K. W (he 'I I., as- Mrs Itobutson, wife of Atiorne) the cuilMlmed beef was Heated wllh Jordan, de I. Waul, and their ! 1) Robertson sociates, who herebv made nnd It I aie Have a sajierb of On the 7th, the si hoouei Jennie chemicals In cuder to inmiio cotistltiitc-- a boil politic In law and In array Ward," Christiansen m ister. departed have nllldavlts fiom en who saw the fact, h anil under the name and stvle BICYCLES GOODS selected by Will C. from Kahiilul for Sin I'rantlsco with beef undergoing the tieatinent or em- of "The Church Defence and Inten- King frcm the latest Novel-tio- e 11 " a cargo or Haiku, l'ala and (' Co s balming process sion Association OF THE on the Coast. WATER. sugar 'I he aforesaid Association, and iheir On the Dili, the four masted schooner "Now, as to the canned roast Ivecf, successors, aru hereby empowered In Defendu," Helllngseu master, airb- that was different fiom embalmed Ihi f. their corporate name, to take and hold ed In Kahulul with a iuigo of machine- The canned loast beef was the beef al estate and personal property, In Best Grades Suitable for Christinas and Wed- ooo ry, pljit'i etc, for Sjin'ckelsvllle. after the extiact had ln.cn boiled out value, not to exceed an Income of ding Presents, consisting of To-da- 'I hey may a the llth, the luik "Niiuinu," ndveitlse-mcnt- $10,000. make and ue --AT- Jossc))ii master departed for New of It You have seen the common seal, and may change such PICTURES, If the) advice given In those three York via Cape Horn, having on lioird 'beef extract, one pound con- seal at pleasure. word is heeded, good fcoalth will fol- .',748,100 lbs. of II C Co, Haiku Sugar tains the substancv of from four to live They muv suu and be sued, pleid and ART STATUARY, low. City water is not good for many Co , plantation ami Walluku Su- Interplead, appear, prosecute and de- Cut Rates. l'ala pounds of prime Well, this Is reasons, principally, la con- gar sugar, fiOO leef any court, Judgment because it Co.'s In addition to sacks has Iktu fend, In to final he brought from Honolulu. the beef 'after the extract and execution PHOTO PANELS, taminated with vegetable and putrid lieef Weather An nliundanco of rain In taken from it They put this There shall be n piesident, vice pres- -- descriptions. A simple 000- -A- ND- matter of all AValluku, Spieckelvllle, I'liipalakua and pulp up In cans ami label it 'Canned ident, secretin' nnd treasuier and mi analysis shows this to be a fact. other places, hut ver) dr throughout lloast lieef The. soldiers report tint executive committee, of which the pies- - Mnkawao one. ART NOVELTIES. district the canned lieef was nauseating If Idnt shall he The Assoc latlon shall bo governed as SPECIAL PRICES ON swallowed It cannot lie kept on the laid dou n in their Constitution and ll EXCERCISE stomach " l.'rws. Also the latest in This charter sball contlnuo In force for twenty years from this date PICTURE MOULDINGS Our doctors aro busy treating pa-tle- IN I'OKI AGAIN. will have the flnin-cl- who are suffering from com- A reliable citizen of Koh ll i The association support of all the wealthy members Rifles, -A- ND- plaints, more especially malarial dis writes to thi' Advertiser will On December "JJnd, Thurs- Hi Fiiviiiitc Cruiser I'lilludclplilu of the Kpiscopal ehurch hero and assistance, of the. poor par- orders, which will be materially bene day, about ll .10 or ii 4T a m I come to the FRAMING MATERIALS. Once .More a Visitor. ishes whenever it Is needed. Memlier-shi- p fitted if they drink a water that la pure was on high I ind above Niulil churchmen, and near I'ololu (!uUh and look- Hho I'hlted Stale cruls-- i' Philadel- Is not limited to local and possesses curative features, as does 1 be lnvlteil from the other ing out to sea saw a vessel naval nt S o'clock but will Bartlett Spring Water. phia anchored In low Islands. All are welcome at their Show about three and a half miles Saluulay morning, eleven claa from Rooms shore on side of Awl-n- l, from llllo will Shot Guns, her bow facing llllo, bare S.HI Diego As soon lis loaded she Dentil of Mfsx Could. 110 masts standing, but listed or continue her voage to Apia Her HOTEL ST. DUE A Maud Could canted to jMirt at an angle of slow passage Is accounted for b the The death of Miss 15 degrees or moie, went on cKcutred last Satin day, due to Ask your family physician about tbe big (i nisei's bottom being very foul -- AND- down to breakfast and reported Deceased was finite well CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY water, and if he is honest be will en- manager from long absence fiom dry docking. to there was a vessel known here, having been In 1S&3 a dorse its use. there that looked In plllkla, The otIUeis on IkjiiiI the Philadelphia Tbe Fimoui Touritt Route of Ibe World. out guest of Minister Stevens. She had who drank the water speak returned to high land later on. are .is follows." All have v last fall In hopes or regaining In highest of terms for it. but easel had drifted around Hear Admiral Kautr. commander In Coaaectloa Wltb the Cnllo-Auitrlla- o tbe the headland and was to The remains were entrust- Ii demands use ot 1ot chief, Lieutenant W (i Miller, Hag her health Sportsman's Sttiatblp Uie Tickets An lwe This climate the view, and must soon after have the family of J. A. her you cannot afford to lieutenant Hnsgn I) T. Seller, Hag ed to Carter, in United such a water and liecn cast on the rocks as there tool; ToAII Points the States blow- com- Intimate f i lends. The funeral be without it was a strong north wind secrctaiy ('apt. IMvvIn White, and Canada via Victoria and ing and sea was rising manding l.leutenint Commander T placo esterday from the Central contradicts the state- I'nlon and was largely This II Stevens, evecutlvo J.leuten-an- t thurch Vancouver. ments that this vessel was bot- olllccri l.len-tenant- VIGILANCE. tom up, further proof of this Is P V navlgatm, Articles. th it when she struck the seas (! W Drown, H. A. I'leld, V MOUNTAIN FlESORTSt will free ot charge a glass luted lur to starboard nnd her II Drown. Duslgii J 11. Monighan, A S1.K1I1T CIIII.I. Banff, Glacier, Mount Stephen We terte masts were touching cliff wonderful Spring the 1" D C. Hnn-rahii- ot this natural Naval Cadets J Dabcoek, YOUK, 29 A Time's o nnd that is how the natives first Ni:V Jim xx- - and Fraser Canon. water at our Soda Counter to all who got nlioard " O C Sweet, O T P.vttingll. fiom IOiuUm from lUury Norman (1. A care to come and test Its virtues. We It Is added that the Nomad P.issesl Assistant Surgeon 1nig, I rlno-nlclo- r bIhuiIiI not lie a (altlifill Line ot Steamers from Vancoafer 1u l)(in snipped by local Surgeon H i; Odoll, ai' Empress deliver tbe water to your home In case P.isskI Assistant 1 k h--v wreckers If HhlikiM Tho ilnt of rciiort-Iii- II. MAIN OFFICE: to All Polat Cklii, laciU lota at I6.G0 for 60 pints, S9 50 for 60 Ploel Paymaster J. Stanton, Chief tluit u cciUiln fal 11 nt,-- oil in the Tkktti ll JtMi. a. h. Dates, Assistant ini Arouii tbe Wort J. quarts. j;ngineor rasscd cordiality In AiiRlo-Anioilc.- relations Hnglneer W. W lltwli, Chaplain A A Fort and Merchant Streets, liruwilU In olllclal elides In KiikIiiiuI For tkktti aid itieral iaforautloo aptly to OUKAT HAUAVAY li:AU McAlIstor, PJist I.leu eunnt, marlnfiv Tho illffervneo liftween tlio fcelliiK (1 Honolulu. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., 31-- C. M. IVrklns, lleetj Clerk 0 THE0. CHICAGO. Jan Tho Rale of the V.i now nnd six nionUis ngo may bo small Canadian-Australia- n Line. Chicago and Alton Hallway to thn llaskett, Pay Clerk J J Dojle, fleet; In .unoiint, lint U Ix unmistakable Agents S. S. llairlman-Mltche- ll syndicate, which ActlAg Jloatswaln J S Croglian, Act- Many cases combined to iroditce ArA warranted Canadian Pacific Railway. tc presents the. Vniidcrbllt liao eura OrareL interests, Is ing dinner 0. IZ. Jalfe Acting Car- thlK Tho application of tho naviga- HMULILnUL coranlalnU, flrtiinlly effected, Tim deal has an Im- M penter J. A, Il.irton, Ha- Free fiom Mercury. Keubllihed nnwarde of IQftMeM portant beailng on tlio Vanderbllts' tion laws lo Culm, l'oito Itlco mul Reus. fo HatMtfM roatt-to-coj- Shu SCO 02 hblp-ldii- K Vendor tbronibout the great it project, as when cairles nun, marines and waii a deliberate blow to HrltUh and Patent Medicine IltIM m they 27 world, rroprwiort. wurem iJSmi-Wtektti- ). .. - w SOLE AGENTS. . i take possesion of the Alton they olllccrs. w. much eomraented unou Uctv, OouuUee Drug Oonptsj, Lincoln, Knglind. V y

. ' AMI HAWAIIAN MAfclmf. 111. WAN I'l HMI 1l H l M'.MlH):lkl

' I he miIi .( fcM titw-fOfi,- ! hum INHUHANCK, HE IS A TMVELEI rt hl the day mxhihft aiw H iltt ii km nfl 't!.. imm ' t n KMm I i timlttirt tMi h twit ui M CPf lUUKrt Mlrll ft rrHHll (ft trip tUIH IW H, lit M add .'lift 'Tleo, Dtvkt Co. itMMi H tiUlr Thw hxtM I antie1 ' '"t apt"f it mud Hov CiI. Has MiM Mi fer a New HAIR .AOENTS HAG, lliiitlikr nl Numiul t.ttptiiliii hi UWi M KM LIFE AND MARINE the Cirmti. il UlluaM f MrAlrtli l ih INSURANCE, Mhixiner llmlMtor lkh rm from m hi I'urt 1iiind terribly i Northern Assuror ihucked (o Irani llimn til arrival here Cnyiijr, Hie finding m homier Noinml, 0 I VIR 110 TUTS AHMAD of of the WMMiN fit Hill; AN h which iti eaptnlnul y hla brother, IS W MEAT SANGER In now brother, Hf UulrtlilM jy. lie Mtlafled that hit A lth hi thrro groan Mint nnil ti tM UHTWMl daughter, met n nalery grove The Journeye-Thr- ae Hour Soma Star wlilow I now refilling In tfcttttlo 8he Luk ol Work Afftln In Ban UeatlhK Mill hal hope of the Nomad' aaMy BritisliaJFereiiiMiriieliSiCi when Oapt McAllep left the Pound la OIi ii Miu Mall From London. Unit I I'VKHItHM.IOHMAIIINK. Hint In Culm, l" (IJWMI. not qultt the right thing to In- DrigadUr lleiwral Kgbert a atiot It it 1'rofaMtir KotW4t (JtMivnmwit N' I a i.f Urn. timate that Cot. Oeo. Macfarlano haa twice In tho Cuban campaign. One bul- ita Nm lung. Among the entomologist, has rrtttrnoil from Ha- t I'mmim o. MlMt 'ntrcil Uio llsta na ft w cither prophL let ilcrI hla left Twenty-secon- waii, where he baa Nwn giving o)oh Tho U that having graduated as a wounded officer of tho d H. fact attention to ono or two eonVa dlfP.no THE0. OAVIES & CO., LTD. student of currency, ho haa become an Infantry, now In the city, oro Capt. God- llorocured mueli valuable Information, A0Kr.TH Investigator of both wind and Jones, utiot In lh leg; Lieutenant cnrrcnla which ha led him to belles o that there KtM this 1a quite secondary to frey, shot In the head, and Lieutenant v.aie. la not much cause for alarm Colonel'! nolo a a traveler. Ilia Wilt Vnscl, shot through tho check tho Tho coffee planter of Olaa and l'una observation of currents has lieen In- - and Hhoulder. JS.i;WALKER, h.no been panic-stricke- n by (ho up- - eidontnl In his trailing. Of the General Agent Hawn. Isl. pea ranee of tho block lxir The dla-oa- o pranks of tho air and ocean, Col. Mac- Is In the nature of a small black farlano has noticed during ths pas: AN ESCAPE MADE spot which uppcars on the leaf nnd the ! car conditions quite abnormal Ior berry It dries up and have n little M Mm Instance, In leaving Honolulu for dark hole. I'rofeaaor Kueliplc nssert twelvo months or more, the customary AI.I.MM'K INtU'llAKCK CO., that the dUcase Is not Injurious to the trades hao not boon picked up. In LUXURIANT LUSTROUS HAIR amj 0KNn,!AL west- How a Notorious Chinese berry or tho tree It dam.igo 1 aKVk"iJb their stead, Tho ships hae met itelf With cImii, w holetome 8clp, fw from Itclilti, bleeding, and itcaly cruptlom, pro- ern winds ond hae even fetched off Woman Left 'Frisco. in forming on the leaf and causing it duce! by warm ahauipoix with Cuiicira RoAr, and fwpieiit drliig4 will, t'rti. San Francisco bay with them. The to drop off. This, of course decrease euro, of emollient, and puttxt ot tklu curt . Till, trtitiiivnt rltsirn tli walp t'N' almost gmtcu yj'K INbLMIANl'K COMl'ANYOP variables hae been missed tho )U'ld of tho tree. and hair of cruil,calM,and lUtnlrufT, nootlici IrntUnd and Itching ur(.iec, tllnui This disjointed or unusual "The trouble Is due o climatic con- Utei Urn lair follicle,, nouriha tho rcott and luakin Uio lulr thick, mH, mid pUmjr ''''.VKWi1 lJ,,0Jv M .NATIONAL liehavlor of the winds has been noticed ditions." ald Professor Koebolf la: captains. They mada Sh'rtCdi.Out s Frt'clit - Suoo Takes by many ship eenlng. "Under certain condition It ft'.t ,irsknl lt '! Bnt.H J'Ml T UIm rorn, i ' Col Umuo, IT ( A ll Ninrrrtl Htn tok,plIf t various conjectures. Macfarlatio From a Box Ecjor4 i might become troublesome, but I do Cr.,U rol,, r Lmmil ft' Room 12, Sprcckels Block. has sottlod down to the theory 'hat a not look for this. The planteis will great tonn is brewing Diltc In Honolulu. be obliged to spray the leases with It was when ho was about I'l that fungicide, probably Bordeaux mixture Col. Macfarlane, who Is yet a young This will undoubtedly be beneficial. Hij-Bi- fire Hiafne Co man, began to get a. reputation in his but the number and time of application During tho stay of the S, S. Illo do birthplace Jicto of traveling a eood will nave to bo determined b) export The deal. Ho has made, moro than 100 Janeiro In Honolulu on Thurrday and tnenU. California Fertilizer Works uiulrralfninl hmiiif: I,.,, .ppoinUil aKenta of KrancUco-HonoIuI- the aboe cuinpany round trip? San Friday, a very Interesting btory was Some lime ago 1 forwarded some or nie prepared Ho Iuih anado perhaps a scoie of trips theso dUeased coffee leaves to II 'J OMU'i : 627 Merchant hi., Krnncinco, Col. lirica iliilldlnK on secured from one of the officers of that Kmtohijh: bmtlli San FranrlM-- and Hrrkrley, Vt and Mrrrhandite (tored to Iomlon. Many of theso voyagts Galloway, chief of United States Dlvi therein on the niuil favorabla For were niado in the Interest of the Gov ship. sion Vegetable Physiology and particulars apply at the ollico of of Path i. E. MILLER, MANAOliR. K ernment, for tho Colonel was ono of Tho escape and disappearance of ology, at Washington. 1 am in ivcelpt A.r0llAKKKK.tCo..ABenU. Uii right hand man or King rCnlakaua lng Suey Wan, a Chinese kidnapper, ot a reply from Mr. Galloway lu wlilcu MANTFACTUKEKS OF PUKE BONK FEKTILIZEKS and was frequently entrusted with In San Francisco, last October, was the ho FtaUs that the leave show a fungus dellcaU) and missions HONE German Lloyd Marine Insur'ce Co lmKrtant source much worry which has been described under the AND TUIIE MEAL. abroad. Other voyages have, been In of and trouble to name of "Cereoapora Coffcleola." The or ClilneM) iittiti.lN. tho Interest of syndicates both here and tho Ilureau, In whose custody chief ays that the fungus Is closely re- DFALEFS IN Fortuna nt San Francisco. Tho business was the woman was committed, it appears lated to one which occur on celery in General Insurance Co mostly financial, for the Colonel Is a that Fong Suey Wan Is now living In the United States and cause consider OK HKK1.IN. successful Kpeclaliitt l:i this nld, hav- her untho land. She was not booked able Injury to tho leave. Other fungi ! ing the 'acquaintance and conlldenco of as a passenger on tho Pacific Mall of the same group occur on the cherry The above Insuraiico Compiinlcs hav Materials esuihllttliMl a L,iml ...... i: , . money So Fertilizer great cnen at the centers. steamer when slu? left San Francisco, and tho almond and cauiv the leaves .l OF iiiili'mlKnid, - much Ji.ls this cltizon traveled that a was.slilpih-- as freight Instead. She to drop on, EVERY DESCRIPTION. ueneral aceum. urn author- but he sajs. """" awainsi me ot palaco car or a steamer cabin Is Just my 1 very following goodn r7r ilansera the was snugly packed In a wooden box "In travels over Hawaii, Have constantly on hand the adapted to the Island tmde waaattlie moat rrakonuble rales ami on llkn his own fireside. and was billed ns "ono case of seldom found the black berry where the mot favorable terms. In 1S98 Col. Macfarlano 'inado eight Handle with care," and tho trees were protected by shade. HIGH GRADK CANE MANURE, FERTILIZERS, h A.tJ0HAKKKK.tC'o.,0en.AKt. trips to tho coast and back. Of tho knowing ones on tho nU.ii.nicr handled "Now In Tcgard to the disease know n NITRATE OF SODA, SULPHATE OF AMMONIA. fifty-tw- o weeks of the jear, ho was on tho ciso with care, according to the us ;i Fusarlam fungi, reported by A tho sea nearly sixteen. On ono occa- directions printed on Its front. M. Wilson, of Walakea, Hllo. I cau HIGH GRADE SULPHATE OF POTASH, General Insurance Co. for Sea sion, several years back, ho made the Nor did the woman mako tno entire rtport that tho planters are taking FISH GUANO, WOOL DUST, ETC River and Land Transport, San Francisco round trip under thir- passage toiler native land nailed up in proper precautions to check it. The teen days. Tho visit was for tho ptir-po- a box. Tho Hlo had no sooner crossed piccntlvo measures taken include the Special Msnures Maaufactured to Order-- of Dresden. of consulting n prominent nun tho bar and was safely outside the jur careful gathering and destruction of as The niannrts manufactured by the CAUriiiwiA Kkktilikii Workh arc made entlrelj up and sending a cablegram to pos- with ncld, Dry Ulood and Klmh. 1'oUkIi mid Magnesia i.,il.!l,.V.,niK.r"lll!-1U1,c?- there isdiction of the Federal Court authori much of tho diseased material as from clean bone treated Halt. ! "". nt London. Tho Colonel sent his lug-gag- o ties when, by tho Judicious uo of gold, sible, together with tho best cultivation No adultf ration of anv kind Is ul,ind every Ion li" aold under a guaranteed an Islands th: under- - Incoming to tho outgoing alyais. One ton or one thousand tons are almost exactly alike, and (or excellent me- aned general aKrnts are authorized to take from the ono of her friends succeeded In secur- under existing conditions." r chanical condition and liiith analytla have no auiM-rio- In the miirket. rlska aKnlunt the duiiKors of the aea at tht steamer, hurried ip town, saw his ing permission to unbox tho human Professor Kqebcle (peaks very hope- um message, to tho The auperiority of l'ure Hone over any other i'hosphatic Muttriul for fertilizer man, filed tho returned freight, when tho Hlo steamed Into fully of coffee. The two diseases men- la ao well known that It neeth no explanation. terms. K. A. HUH AKKKK A Co.. dock at which ho arrived nml In three Honolulu, Fong Suey Wan was nmong tioned are but very slight blight nnd The lare ard riinttantlv IncreuMiig ilemaud for the Kertilizera manufactured liy Hit Agents or tho Huwailan Isian-t- j hours was on his way to Honolulu. Ho tho first of the passenger to land. The cau ho easily taken care of Olaa dis- CALtroBM riKTILirtu Works is the bent K)Mllile proof of their superior iUulity. considers this ono of Ills threo greatest bo In very satis- officers say that sho visited tho I'all trict, ho found to a TRANS-ATLANTI- C achievements In travel. and saw nearly all the points of Inter- factory condition. Thero Is eary FIRE INS. CO. Ou ono occasion 'Uio Colonel arrived est about tho city. promise of a great coffee production lu OF HAMBURG. hero from Ixndon ahead of tho mall. Tho woman was arrested In San tho near future. Tho elevation of a A Stock of these Fertilizers win t-- kett Constantly oa Hand and for sale on the lusal tersti, tn statement can bo mado good and largo proportion This Francisco last summer. It wns discov- of tho district makes Capital of the Company and re. explained. Tho mall was dlspitchcd ered that sho was a notorious char- tho ago of bearing much later than on serve, relclnmarks . . . r..ooo,wo from Liverpool. Tho Colonel followed acter. A number of slavo girls Identi- tho lowlands. Tho Professor still be- Capital their reinsurance com- C. Brewer & Co., Ltd. panies . . tho next day on tho I.ucauU from fied her as tho woman who brought lieved there Is too much rain there, ...... 101.060,000 Southampton. Ho was In New Yorx xlocrcaslng Uonolclv AotNta OAI.IFUKNIA KKKTlLlZEIt WOUKH. them Into tho States. Sho was being but finds tho moisture ns Total . twenty-fou- r hours ahead of tho mall held by tho Chtneso Hureau to await tho country Is opened up. Tho Kona relchsmarks 107,060.000 and brought .to Honolulu letters a day a hearing when she made good her es- district Is in lino condition, there be- later than those In the pouches. This cape. ing llttlo or no blight there. The com North German voyago was about fifteen days from' ing crop will bo tho laigest ever Fire Insurance Co. San Francisco. gathered. OF HAMBURG. Tho third notable flight was almost niSAi'i'oiNir.u. Tho planting of sugar cane Is In pro a record breaker from San Francisco gress about Kallua. itoth cane and for-tun- Capital of the Company re- to London and return. The ivhulo o coffee are growing to an advantage as and Minncupolit Man Wno Wanted a serve, reiihsmarks 8,890,000 of one of Uio big men of San high as WOO feet in tho Kona dlstilcts. .... Capital their reinsurance com. Francisco was involved 1n tho trans- Hank Charter. Not Very Good panles 35,000,000 action to which this trip was Incidental and tho Colonel saved tho day for his William E. Steele, of William i:. Total refchsmarks 43,830,000 friend and client. Steele & Co., bankers and brokers of Another Victim Cured. DRINK: Col. Macfarlano was on the Atlantic Minneapolis, writes to a friend In Ho The onderslKTitd, general SRsnta of the In tho Servla, CapL Cook, the abova two companies, for tba Hawaiian when nolulu by tho Hlo do Janeiro, concern lowest barometer ever known 'as re- Islauds, are prepared to insure Unlldinn, corded. Th3 voyage across the Atlan- ing tho First National Hank Charter. furniture, Merchandise and Produce, Ma- chinery, etc.; also Hofrar and lllce llillf, tic this time was thirteen days and the Ho nays: "I find that I'crry S. Heath What a Honolulu Lad Ha to and Vessels in the harbor, against loss or storm was ono of tho severest ever and ills associates 'have had a "cinch" CuP damage by Ore, on themott favorable term. known. Say if;i)onn'rt Kackaclic and on tho charter since 1S93. 1 cannot at H. Tho Colonel has boen spared dis- Kidney l'tllf. Will Stick Closer HACKFELD & CO., Limited. aster In all these Journeys and Is ever present stato it I shall Insist further ready for a trip. Ono rush run was on being treated fair by tho Depart- made with Mrs. Ifacfarlano and the ment, but may take the matter up In child of tho house when the baby was tho near future." As- n very young Infant. Many people are skeptical about tak- Coal Tar, Stockholm Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Anglo-Hawaii- Mr, Steole, wiio is n brother of Mrs. Tho traveler Is Total Foxbs 31 rr 1W7, ing patent medicines, but a phalt um, Smokestack Varnish, Furni- at Dicsauss,- chock-a-bloc- with anoodotes. Somo of Captain Wlltze, applied for tho char ia,6ttH,0MU.- tho most amusing concern the ilnclng ter of tho First Natlonul Hank of Ha- few testimonials as glvon bolow ought ture, House and Carriage Varnishes, - Authorised CaplU...f3,OX,000 L t of a heavy block of bonds In London. Hubtcrlbcd ' .... 'A7&0.0O0 waii, Immediately after annexation. to convince tho most skeptical that all I'ald un:DlUl., M7AM 0 Tho Colonel sat in tho oOlco of the Antifouling Compounds for Iron yundi...-..- .. His application was refused with the are . 2.74S.8I9 7 agents thero as applications were remedies not without merit. 8 Life and Aunulty Funds i. lo.m.eto i o placed. explanation that Heath's application Thousands upon thousands of Home testimonials certainly must be Vessels, Etc., Etc tifibM a t pounds sterling we.ro Invested simply held prior claim. Kcrenou Fire Branch 1,MI,S77 3 I because tho brokers were known. Sev- accepted as being first class and posi- All useful to those who want them and Kevenue Llfs anil Annuity eral of tho subscribers asked where tho tive proof of the a Hrsnclit 1,S7,I1I t 0 islands were. Ono gentleman who Laborers Distributed, curative features of wanted by those who use them. signed for SO.OOO pounds remarked that Tito Amerlca-Mnr- u brought .125 Jap- remedy. Watch this space for a series group looked small on map, lbs AccumiiUleil Fiinda of the Flio anil IJfo tho the anese contract laborers to tho city. of testimonials of people welt and fav OOft Departmsnu ara (r from llablllljr In rcspaol but perhaps was important. Another ol ikIi othir. had the country revealed to lilm as An allotment of theso laborers was orably known. These, and lots of other things the place whero Capt. Cook was made oh follows: Paaiihau, 41; Hono- ED. HOFFSCHUEGER & CO. killed. Mrs. Grace Dodd, C24 Young street, Col. Macfarlano tells theso stories with lulu Sugar Company, 67; Hakalau, 82; Arenla for the Ilawallan Islands. says: correct and extremely neat embellish- Hutchinson, 30; Ookala, 35; Hllo Sugar "I was troubled with enlarge AT ment. Company, 91; Kwn, CI; Hawaiian Su ment of the liver; suffered severe pains & gar Company, 57; and Pioneer Mill In my right side and lame back for two Castle Cooke, New Fertilizer C'ompuiiy. Company, C8. years. After consulting a local physi- 4-- LIMITED. Tho Hawaiian Fertilizer Company of E. 0. HALL & SON, Twllol, of Crawley cian and taking medicines of all which Professor Is HOW TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA. manager and A. F. Cooko city repre- kinds and falling to get relief In a recent letter from Washington, and sentative, Is adding a very largo build- I purchased a box of Doan'a Kidney -L- LIFE FIRE D. to old Major O. IM1TED.- ing Its C, an friend, A. to plant near town. This is n Pills and soon was relieved of the se- two-stor- y structure, 80x100, with gal- Studer, for twenty years United States vanized iron as tho chief material. It Consul sit Singapore, Says: " White vere pal no, could enjoy a good sleep Corner Fort and King Streets. will have a cement floor. A consider- at Des Moines I became acquainted and am satisfied the Pills cured me." able amount of new and modern mix- with a liniment known an Chamber- ing machinery haa been ordered from lain's Pain Ualm, which I found ex Doan's Kidney and Dackache Pills tho States by company. raw s the Much cellent against rheumatism na well aa can bo obtained at tho Holllster Drug n material is now coming to tho port for against soreness ot tho throat and tho Hawaiian Fertilizer Company. chest (giving mo much easier breath- Co., Ltd., Fort Street, at COc a box, AGENT8 FORi ing.) I had a touch of pneumonia early week, ami two applications freely this MANY PEOPLE RURNEl). liiEiiiDuMiolliielnDce To Kill IW. applied to the throat and chest re- mo I OF The American SugaTCompany Is de- lieved of It at once. would not bo UUDAPEST, Feb. J. A flro last BOSTONS without for anything." For sale by termined to exterminate tho roam- it night in tho village of Nagyprobroez. deer Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., wholesale um Hie ing over Molokal. Alfred W. Carter agents for H, I., all jrugglsts and in tho Liptau district, destroyed 300 losne (oiwr who Is now in the States wilt secure dealers. houses. Many Uvea were lost. Read the Hawaiian Gazette OF HARTFORD. .

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llrthftltihl Kohl, rfi-- i I'olllhe M Mr ' ( M nM 4)-r- i HI) 1 tf )Vfi I'rtwJ in tir Haw t'hlha Mntltio Itom lhi'1.! d (ffttW HmtlHtWCL I, tmorufi im l Wfif tm l i" JMi l AUTHORITY. lr lh tt (tnit in hfttwt' lhM"lT Hn-'- BY M i4N M M (n jaTalt ti i imtmtt far rtn ilfMlahl 4 Nuiiihu MrMt I'"' J i:ffinrr ' tHiltVH" t IWI " Mripn ! httott aa O'ar lint fitatM llafal ftheil l Tb . i v ' nan I I Hatter fat Hn Jan h i lc ha i tut I "k'W'l ! r" .!-.- 9m 'tin r Iluilan Jr i. rwtL irnmrn irHUM) M JWMaj riaftrMm rr Mi: 4iti Ik Itifelf am- - m it , No INililb tor JsinMi Noil. MMk i mmih. M h-- w I. H Man IVjIihk- - ,hmH Jr J. A, KINO a MI h7 MAi Snh Cmi l" . Iwm - Harttim, Ja ft Or VHi tnetit , i ii , j 1 n 1 til ilic llawa V H llm. Mlolilct of thi Inlfrlw. tfM ivi r J M. VM lent temi mrrfceiMWiJJ' rftnmtrf'i m "f to Hanawla fV I ai-k- Tpmh W M Pnmm MM 1 M II. Maa fra totem for NMrfal J V KIS'i to:t IIM ''' m ( Maii, t vmt Ith P'MitMH " llM h4j4Mkar i ik ..f k In On. I l K A I. " . r in nr AWlya ltttd Mtnt.ir arii All thai portion of mM dlalrUt cwm in htii, ' Atmhmn aa MHwaaal fQQNnT rt ! AMMiMitMii mi: cmoi'iT cyuitT. rnmr fnaw K K Molloty. Mm in 1 I' ' prlM'l In Honolulu Kona nml nfpw, 4aftrN M Kra4 Htlt TIh r m now Imwn far Hr nt Uh f ). or Miiiuun vr thi; HAWAIIAN I'll ix !. MmwIiMid, Om. IKI.ANIW-I- AT Of . ml wfcMli Mrtr-n-e 20IC4I $.y N I'lUIIIATK-- I Kib, r tv ix bound! tk I1 I'rttlntt, llrnlanla 1 J ) m Jr Mimm l MlM CMIAMIlKltR fK.hWl Mil lrH k In m lf, llr ii Ak, fir ihe llleharda trtet and the harbor mM le Mo- t- Mr. KfMt i r tiobnU, It. Don Aaan tint, Kit jhh llrltiAli, thn ik S iw ani two KIMI.UD THN1WM Polling place In the of the f Naney H m. nfcf. Hwkntor Wm I MiAtMf k t. U Wmm, Mm lilM Pflt1, llr Kaptialwa btilhllnit nntler... ,.... utc...... Dm Ufrmait Ta to imi. IIUIIOIUIU,it ajeaiftl fnwH I'm TwatiMntl fn Janu- H-- ' Ham VfHr. IIMwi I'afW arwipato Intpectoni i.mr, ui CJJIMI, UIS4S.'U I vt fl)l.. ...,., . (pM HI,-i"- 4t Xr. n CwkMt, MlM It VMn, Mro. ail tmm ami hall frein New PfcHillM' DwMIli4i4 fid -- .h.I - cup.L. ary lis ImJDii rtwuh lumber. ta tar Alei. l.vl ... " " 1111HK iHiiuon HI feet ilmwfil lumber. fiSID ti4eke4 J II ItoH Mm J W, ItoWoon. r Y.wk HaHlMwr NffaMt Csllla KofwHiHi, II. I ttth vKMin d. i.iim, pray- (1 ItfHlajNl Januirr lM P. II. Iliirneite iiiiiinimrairu, ifawo KiDm, :i.j;ho KhinRio rm4 It J II Cirlcr. llHfi )lnjkHnt landfld, r ing for an iti Hcon lmliho ItmlMt iDiidi-- will I"' by D. Ixigan. onlrr of nale of certain real pole ft Cooke It ( Mtlr MIm Hylva MM Urtawxd N M W . Sanla rt4t4t .titla t,l,tfri.l,i ... ..I.I -. . t. fr Mto. ,Sratk h ,Mln4Mer of Finance unUI 12 7. "v""'"' "" siui.no ih. lihlMiersI'nrl John. It Mure am Uf Mt- -y MIm May Pari C II. ltolln. Wiwttmrt. N '. and Yokoha-m- a Cth Prerlnct at Ilauhaukol, Oahu, and forth Kin, rtoitrstl frwni lluroka. Col., on Ji)' Hail J wth Jr. M I' Unit MlM rk Vi"l f i om .Swa4le nro o'rWk noon on Salurtla April 1 All that portion of tald district com certain legal reasona why such real nary 10. 1 0,0(11 r"lc redwood tree lk-- i Twwra 0 Nkal. J. loailnl with cnal Tbo frwm tke Ohll Dili for 4io purvliMn of Hawaiian prised In Honolulu or Koni and lata should lie sold, llufMr Mll MIm Kauhanp, porta are in wl t'TO ptawm lumber and loon lull Nana)' an kalian r aftar (ljn"imiiit 6 per ctiiU ItorHl to the ry It Is hereby ordered, That all nr. H bounded Illchardi street, Ileretnnla hlnejca fur Alien V Robinson KalHlanl. Clcfthorn, himt arR but all tke otkws rairj sona Interested In the said np-pe- Prl8f l. anioun: of Two lliindrtl and Fifty strett, Nuuanu street and estate, .m. bkin H. N t'artle, HiiWtrd KawaHakoi P A. Dlat A K. For-- ! thrfr tioMi full of Rteril niTrhaiill the harbor. beforo thla Court on Friday, the . n ThoiiMiil Dolors ($250,000 00) of ientvl (rim fian Francisco on Jan IS. K V IKmIrh-i- John llleiiard-- the 'oiling place: IH1 Tower 17th day of March. A. I. 1899, nt 10 1CW tuns of general merchandise to II It llltohceek Mr. Hitchcock l nomination of Ono Thoiisanil Dol Inspectors: 11 clock a. in., nt the Court noom of A IKlltN Itllt (VlllM. In llnn.t.,1.. .WL...... Win, l. Irwin A. Co .. horn and 9 aihI child the MM Mulch ami lar tll.OoO'iOi oacli under the pro J M Sims. - - """Mini, ci.iiiii, tiieii mule. Mellr!r Act 71 approved and there to show oaufe why and order CltOOKItTT At Hawaii 1V4) vision of the 3nl iliy W I.. Katon. Nor. ship II A Toblaaon Prom KilAiia Kauai, Mmr Iwa-kil- l, llllo should not bo granted pr ft, Itt'J'J. of June 9G eutltlecl 'An An to D KVlIett leircd from Newcastle on Nov I'. IVh. 10 Or () K. Wall, Dartil to Ue wife of AHrcrt Waldo P naicii, Honolulu, II. I.. yQt 10. Citwkr-M- . 193 1&30 tern of fonl to Wm (I Irwin A. Kaajwi Kawnaulati and 2 on deck a on. provide for Publle Um." tenders to 7th Precinct' Uy the Court Co From Naoopoo, per stmr Kaiul, MOSSMAN-- In Hils cll. Feb 12 1SI. lie under the following heads All that portion of said district com nvn iitcc' Am I Chapman, I A Thom- wue or a urn 2010-St- T ship F Feb 10 - lir Atchcrlc) and 7 on deck to wie i: i; .MOMmnn. $200 000 00 in whole or In dis- rnr.u on ill pirt prised In the Judicial nnd taxation son, lc.ud from San Francisco Maul, b callcsl for between April January 25; In ballast nml consigned From Hawaii and pi r ateatn'r to 30th trict of Koolnupoko, nnd l)lng cast and to Klnau IVh II Volcano Mm. C. -- Wm. 0. Irwin & Co T S and November 30th. 1S99. on thirty south of a line from Nuu- IN HaiKixk C II VounR. Mis J Vouiir, i !.c drawn the TCIUCllIT C0UUT "KST CHI- - Stmr. Inalnnl, Gregory, from Kllau-- ; da)" notice from the Treasury Miss M Mltchrll J Hamell, It C anu Pall to Mokapu Point. Tolling HAWAIIAN 45(A) bag sugar J - ?B i (21 ISLANDS. ..,,,K Kllaiiea I)r PokUitwky 5 f i $10,000.00 la lots not to oxccnl plnce: School House, Walmanalo IN PROHATK. Stmr. Kauai, llnilin, from Napoopoo, White John Marks i MIm U Chambirs, I) P Smith Ml $.'.(iiKI00 ono party. ptnirnts In tho matter of - Co & C calves, 2 horses, toan Inspectors: the outate of Her- cos, M K Ko-ebe- w tTrt w uo :; j- -: - ...U..11 .,. '.) Smith F J Kostir Prof r i to be made on t'eniand niuemann, into of Hono- 31fi lags coffee, packages sundries. 1' Ma- A 4 1) VI tlJtf., W l lulu, C HlRbt) Way port Sister - .IHU'ri a- deceased. Stmr. Manna 1am, Slmcrson, from M 8W.V7W.W ' w .ui isa-- w -t i.1i $10 000 00 for sngle Honds. WoolM'y I.W-- W kanoe i:iden Smith Klden T JJJ.WiJ.!! V t 0 TllC last .Will nllll 1ji,lamAnl - Hawaii and Maul, 957C bags of sugar, - ti m.4 applicant Im to onlv ..r .1, lto)- 2) A C W hT' 5H1.U7 U) cii'li to entitled fi Woose Mrs it Tomes tA'H.ty 1V1 deceused. liavlnir lieen 1 ... 377 bags of coffee, 31 cattle, bills 30 uti'jo.uu : ,oi .' si -- o nrr..,.!.. C Hodman and wife MIm T McCor-risto- n. r c i one llond pi.vmonts to l.e made on ildcs nnil 100 packages rundrks F WWlUtlO' olj Hi UU 71 hk I ald Court together with a petition KnslRii Sharp, Lieut Clliot I. demand - for Schr Concord, from Molokal .in.- yiuiuiu inereoi, anu for the Issu- M Whltehouw John WlUon C T t usold lots undei Sections 1 2 mid All that portion of the Island of Oahu ance Schr Kavvallanl, from O.itm port corrected to 32 F. and sea-lee- l, of letters testamentary to H. Day (lomlle Ulder W 11 UaronuUr Nuuanu llinf IbIiihm I.) its' It Stmr lrhun, llennot, from .Molokal John Darl. and tho 1st of February for win nftWAards lie nt the dlHposil lying West and North of r. n. .viacianano J Chin Fowler J A l.awelawe John P after l""""'. and 11 45. This cor- Street and a line drawn In extension M. Dow sett, having been tiled, Saturda) February Fay. Cnpt. C Hock. Johnson, ataodard Rrailty of !it. of uppliuints at tho Treaniry notlco is Oilier Is .00 hereby given that FHdnv n... 17.1. Am bktn I Stanford, Joliu-Mo- K rection for Honolulu. rhe nbov 'mentioned llond 9 are not thereof from the Nuuanu Pall to ,t.. Jane J II Portoous. Mrs J Wise and of March. A. D. 1899, 10 G4 el.i) Newcastle, 157!i lu- Mokapu Point at o'clock, u. from child. J S WlRht N C WllfoiiR, Mrs rcilumable before July 1. 1901, or - in., tons of coal to W (1 Irwin & Co MOON. in inu juuiciary uuilellng, Hobo- - II. II Itenton and child. T W (lay TIDES, SUN AND ter than Januarj 1, 191G. interest and 1st Precinct nun, is uppoinieu tne Stmr. Itt.i. George 12 hrs Irom a. Alma Clarke, l)r Wlnslow, Hon II tlmo and placo GoM Cain, All that portion of tho Judicial and for proving said will nml -- ni.i Waterhouse, Miss 1) It. Tomes, J S 5 5 tf: i""" principal In Unl'od States ihnHn. Koolnupoko ljlng UDDllcatlon. When nrwl uiliom ...... -- - A Cummins. o A o Ee and free from all taxes. taxation district of Stmr J Soarle hm Walker Hon N Kepolkal, H I. son Interested from Watmaiulo U- - wosrt and north of a Hue drawn from jnay appear and show Adillles Maulers IMwnrd, lien and I'he minimum of tenders to at 1 c- cause. nny tney jiave. Stmr. Kc Au lion Mo1it, 15 lirx Masw rs Karl and Chas. -l E c c. 7 the Nuuanu Pall to Mokapu Point. why the pray- - David Morton. par. ei ui peemon rnoum fiom Mnkawtdl, 11!) Ii.iks HitRur. Alex Williams, l HarkatiFen and flO deck kuu not bo grant- The Ribovu Itonds are further au Polling place Kaneoho Court House. ed. ander A. ltaldwln, 2K29 baRS miRnr to passeiiRers II WatcrlioiiBO. p m in in. .in StU thorized under Act C3 of the Session Inspectors: Honolulu, February litis. 1S9? Prom Makawell per stmr K An Mou. ,13 t,.!, 5.30 11.40 U.W 6 31 ' 17 Uy i.il 1S0C, 189S II. Cobb Adams, the Court Stmr. I.eliua, Itnmt, .Molokal Uinal -- u.m. liws of approved July 7, Hon Fob II Mrs O IsenbcrR Dr y, GKOitrcn MTHAQ and .Maui, X2'J Ii.irx HiiR.ir 50 park.iRCx Inei lt 7.N) ft W U W l.'oo.c.n s lu.ti entltlwl "An Act making tpcoial Ap- - K. P. Alkue, of sundries'. villR Wld.jlS o.io i, oo i: .4 3 iJlt.Jl i.M ll.1i 20IC31T ciert Prom Nawlllwlll W (J. piopriutlou for the use of the Govern Frank Paula Stmr. AWilnloale (ireen from K.ipaa, pir clinr IIS 9 U I, tV, 11,40 s on m 12 Tburi r.30 3.W 2d Precinct: 3121 bap &. Hall, Feb. Professor W Maxwell, l.V) S OH l.JS I. 10 C.ti 3.5'.' 0 3-- ment for the two ears which will end miR.ir to t' llrrwer Co , 25 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. rice, 2 horwa M. Ilrosch. It T. Wilbur, J K Parley, Fiid. ii eoju iu '.mo ;.MI ft h.U) 1. with the 311 clay of December, 1899 The judicial nnd taxation district of FIFTH tca II Christian, V Kkekele. Chas Maka-uii- l, Hit. ip.ia (A. in it) w JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE Stmr. Noeau, l'oderson, from l.ili.il-a- a. Sun -- - I UU S.O'i 44U68S B.00 7 111 Tho MinUter of Finance reserves Koolattloa. Polling place: Koolauloa HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. 47S6 Mrs. J. W. Olnln, Mrs. W flrot. Ii.irs URar to Scliaefer & Co. of ktoou K'.-- Uowers, C W, Hancock, A Klnt quarter Itie on Ilia ldlU it V the rlgUt to reject any and all tenders Court House U. S. eniliier l'hlladelphla, Vhlu, 11 Master in. In tho matter of the estate of Henry (landall, A. Fernandez, li. (Signed) S. M DAMON, Inspectors. dan from San IMcro Tauaka The tides and moon phases are Etvtn In H. WJIco'c, of Llhue, Kauai, de- Schr. Mul Wnlilnc, from Hawaii, Prom Maul, per Htmr Maul, Feb 12 SlunOard time. Tho time of sun and Minister of Finance C. 11. Judd, ceased, Intestate. 11. moon rlamg lotting- - given 2280 I.. A. Thurston, A. A. De.is, C. and belnc for 20IC-St- T W. K. Itathburne, baR llnm.ikua nURur all ports In the group ure In Local time, Petition having been filed by G. N. ,10 Dickey J. A (Irlflon, Itev. Susiikl, 11. U. S. Collier Sclndla, Watnon, daj to wlilcli the rcaptctlve corrections to J, II. ISarenaba. Wilcox alleging that said deceased died Irom Call.io. llli eh, Mrs. lllrch, Miss M. I. ZIcrUt, fiiunuuiu time applicable to each differ intestate, 11 S. Collin, r Collin, ltosle bin- - Inirt should be made. 3rd Precinct: and praying that Letters of U. S. stmr lrl, Veedcr SO da)8 from tut Administration be coin, Mrs. Chas. I la I ley, Mrs. Dr. Hen- - 'llio Htandard time wlilatle rounds at Tho Judicial and taxation district of Issued to him, the Calloo. I2h. vs. said G. N. drlck, Mis. (iooilrlcli, II. 8. Humsey, Dr. I'm. (midnight), Urucnurlch time. Polling place: Wulalua Wilcox; notice Is hereby Stmr Klunti, Clarke. SO lira, from wuirii is in. Jim. . ni. KUin Walalua. given Mrs. O. WIlllo ui iiuwuuan ' that Tuesday, the 14th March flllo; 315 baRA potatoes, 25 baRH corn, Hendrlck. Ablnnt. dard time. Court House. next, at 10 o'clock, VrlKht. Mrs. D Murdock, I) K. Hay-seld- In the Court House, 1S5 liul Bliwp. 25 bead cattle, 9 conn, Department of Interior, Inspectors: Llhue, Is appointed the time and place 1 calf, 1 horse, 39 balex 128 pkRA. and 30 deck. hldro, MOiiTciAomrs inotici: op inti:n Honolulu, January 9, 1899 Kdward Hore, for hearing said petition, when and Kimilrlcs Prom Uihalna, per stmr. Noe.m, Feb TO TION FOIUlCIOSi: AND In accordance with Article 51 of the A. Cox. where all persons concerned may ap- Sunday, 12. 11 C Williams and fi on deck. OF SAI.K. pear sliow cause, If any Tebruao Constitution, notice is hereby given Alfred Kalll. and they have, Stmr. Maul, l'recman, 12 from Prom Kapaa, tier stmr Walaleala, why sold iietltlon should not be grant- hr. Feb. 11. Chas. Make', J D Towiifcnd tu.it a tptclal election for a Senator to Ith Precinct: Kahuliil, 9307 baR KtiRar, 204 bans Notice Is hcieby given that puisiiant ed. Hpudft, 1 119 pkua. and Miss II. Sheldon till tho unexpired term ending the last The and taxation district of Mime, Kauai, 9th 1SS9. horse, miudrle. to a power of ta.b: contiiiucd In a cci- - Judicial February, Am. From Molokal. I.aual and Maul, per Uy the Court: schr. llobort icwern, Uoodman, talu moilgago dated June 2(1, A I) Wednesday In September, 1899, caused Walanae. Polling Place: Walatiao Lehiia, 11- .- I) W. IS uajs from San rruncisco; 1500 tons stmr. Feb. David Center, 1897, made b Maraca Kaulla and J U, by tho resignation of II. W. Schmidt Court House. It. T. PURVIS, to 1 1. & Co. Kahaulello, IC Nlelwii 204C-31- T mdse Uackfeld Kaillla, her hiiKband, ol Honolulu, Senator from the Third Senatorial Dis Inspectors: clerk. Am. schr. la Ninfa, illenjamln, from Per stmr from Kilniiea, Island of O.iIiii. to Duck h Johusoi,, 1ml-lar- trict, will be held in said Third Sena- Sam'l Andrews, Seattle Not. 7, la llllo, 3 dajs, In tt Feb. 14. Prince Cupid, wife and two of cald Honolulu, tiustee, iciordod in Nawaakoa, for reRlster. servants, Dr Hoibert, Dr Mraw, the olllie of the Iteglstrai of Convev torial District, Inland of Oahu, between G. W, liinlsiflifs Notice lo Creditors. Am. echr. C. S. Holmes, 35 IC, S Johnson, Mr. lllalsdell, J. Col burn and son, i: iiiiiw 111 K.1I1I Honolulu, In I.llu'i 170, tho hours of a in. and 5 p. in. on Isala Halualanl. days from 570.M lumber to A Seattle: fiet Mllknlanl, Lindsay folios :;tM-- 4 the a!d Mortgagee In Friday, the 2Uh day of February, 1899. 5th Precinct: Allen & 11 Hoblnon. P S S. Iris, Veeder. Callao. Feb tends to foroclose wild moitgage for a and The undersigned, having been ap- K.i Mol, 30 Ko-hal- The nominations for candidates must All that portion of the Judicial Suhr. Sam, lirs. from bte-.U'- of the eouditloils In pointed Departed slid mort bo deposited with the Minister of the taxation district of Kwa, comprised In administrator of the estate of gage iiMitained lt uou-pa.- v Joso Maria Espcrlto Santo, deceased,, (jasollne M.ilolo, 12 For Yokohama, per stun Itlo du the ttmr S,is, lirs InteieMt wJien lutei lor not less than ten days before the lands of Hoacac and Honoullull. by order of Hon. Wm. L. Cir- from Molokal Janeiro, Feb 10. D Robertson. K nient of the due Stanley, Notlee is iiImo heiebv given that all tho da) of election. The voting pre Polling place Heading Room, Kwa cuit Judge of the First Circuit, hereby Stmr. W. O Hall. HaRluud, 11 Dalzlel, Mis. Kalanl, Lliree European lirs ami the riglitu In polling of notifies all persons having claims from (.ISO II slrer.iRe, 49 Japanese and 2 Chinese tlllei and elncts, places and Inspectors Plantation. Naulllulll, Iiirh mip.ir of tald Mortgagois In against saiu estate to present tne same, Hackfeld & per Pel) teiests said election In the Third Senatorial Dis Inspectors. C. For Hawaii, stmr Helene morlgage contained and desirlbed duly authenticated, and with the 10 will are as B. Murdoch, Mouda, IVbriui) 13 - U A. Thurston. bo sold at public auction, at the h.ilcj trict follows. I). vouchers, within six months from date Am kchr Muriel, N. I Carlsen, For Kauai, per stun Mikahala. Feb room of Jas F Morgan, on Oue'n All that portion of the Island of Oahu Joseph Fernandez hereof, or within six months from the 10 1, W from Newcastle, Ucciuibei 1C, S03 tons JudReC. F Halt and wife. strevt. In Kild Honolulu on STlMt-DAY- , I) lug East and South of Nuuanu F. P. Johnson. day they fall due, at the ofllce of W. R. ,oaI Miss Mabel Hart, Senitor 1) of to order. Hart. (!. the Ith da of March, A IS'.i'i Street, and a line drawn In extension Cth Precluct: Castle, attorney and agent for admin- Stmr. Iwalanl, CicRor), lirs. 30 X. Wllco. J F O'Neill and Charles at 12 o'clock noon h.ilil istrator, In Honolulu, or they will be II of d.ij thereof from the Nuuanu Pall to Mo- - All the remaining portion of tho ailn. from Kallu.u Itlce. I lie pioiHTtv In said moitgage Is forever Ixirred. knpu point. of Ewa, llr. ship MnlltliRowslilre. W. 11. An- For Kapu, per stmr James Makie, thus described, vl7 Judicial and taxation district JOHN GASPAR, derson, 130 dajs fiom lxilidon, 1975 Feb 13 -- Mr Kllby. Mr Stnrblrd Three undivided shares In the Hui 1st Precinct" Polling place: Kwa Court Home. Administrator. tons Rcneral merchandise to II, Hack- land of Holualoa 1 and 2, hltnate at MI that portion of said district com Inspectors: Honolulu, February 14th, 1899. feld & Co. N Kona, Island of Hawaii, convev ed prised In Honolulu or Kona and ljlng Frank Archer, 2041-5t- T Am. Alton, NVllson, 2 days from In Knohlm 10 Moilgagoi, WKAKF AND WAVE. limn the said east of Punahou street, and a line M. Ezera, llllo. In lullast, to MiChesuey & Son. .viaraeM Kaulla n need datiM Ma 21st, J. Am schr Maria K. Smith, Smith, 2'i I) I89i and lecoided In l.lber lfl" drawn in extension thereof, matika S. Hookano ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. la)8 from l'ort Tonnseml; 470M feet folio 314 and makal. Polling place Govern Precinct: Tho will to fiom 7th lumber to Allen Ar Hoblnson. Anlier letuiu llllo Terms In V S San Franclsio In the Planter's l.lne Cash fiold Colli ment Nursery, Junction of King nnd All that portion of Honolulu or Kona Deed, at cxiiense of purch.isei King street road Notice Is hereby given to the legal The collier lliutus left Manila on Wulkikl streets l)lng uiakal of the heirs ot following lepers, who hava BAII.HI) PUOM HONUIiUI.I Dated, Honolulu. Februry 3, 1S'I9 King street the January 2b for San Fianclsco She KNOCH JOHNSON Inspectors: from the Ewa line to the dld at the Leper Settlement, Molokal, Prlday, Tebruary 10 may touch here. 204 IT TrusU'C. Mortgagee Geo. Mansou, bridge, and all mauka of said road to file their claims, with satisfactory 'Am. S. S. Klo de Janeiro, Wild, for Tho schooner Pnileawu- - came from C. S. Crane, from the Ewa line to the main road proofs, at the office of the Board of - Re-for- Yokohama. Port Townseud with a lo.ul of liim- MOUTtl.UIPU'S NOTICi: OF 'INTEN Fretz Row aid up Kallhl Valley. Polling place: m Health, for the residue of amount real- Stmr. MlkahaUi, Thompson, for for 1awcis & Cooke. FOItnCI-OS- ized from sale of personal belongings bir TION TO AND 2d Precinct: School premises Walmea and Kekaha. The City of PckliiR salleil from OF SAI.K. of the decedents, within six months , a. portion of said com Inspectors: Stmr. Klloliana, Thomp-ton- for HonRkoiiR on Jnnuaiy 2i She will All that district from date, otherwise said amounts prised In Honolulu Kona, l)ing G. D. Gear, shall be paid Into public treasury. reacliliereeltl.il the 15th or 10th U heieby or and the Stmr. A. Notice given that pursuant Luaehu (k) Kealla, Kauai, aged J Cummins, Searlo, for Inst. to u power )f between tho westerly boundary of the W. R. Sims, of Walmanalo. bale contained In a cer- 39 years, to Leper were twcntj-foii- r h.illliiK ej- - as sent the Settlement, ncrtli) Thrio tain mortgage, dated July loth. A. D. First Precinct and a line drawn J. Miller. Novem- Schr. Minor H.iwn, for San sels, uy Molokal, April 21, 1891. Died Vanclsco; two steameiH, two transports, one 18'JT, made '.Mlkala Kaulla and Asa follows: viz; From the foot of South Sth Precinct: towtsl out after waltlntc battleship, one V. S. uiRboat, ber Sth. 1897. thteo da) for a beIdes Kaulla, her huslMiid, of Honolulu. street along South, King nnd Alapal AU portion of Honolulu or Kona Foo, Chinese, formerly Ho- luree. all the toasters In the harbor last Island of Oahu, to Knoch that Ah of Stmr. Helene. Macdonald, l'aa-ha- u, Johnson. aged years, for cenlnR. triMtee, of said streets, nnd from tho head of Alapal lying mauka of the King street road nolulu, Oahu, bi sent to Kukalau, Olawalu, l.aupahoehoe, 'Honolulu, iccorded In tho Leper Settlement April 25, 1888. the olllie of the Itcgistrar Conve)-nnce- s street to tho flagpole on the old bat from tho main road up Kallhl Valley ami 1'ap.iloa. Tho troopships Senator and Ohio of Died December 12, 1898. Stmr. Iwa, Kauffmann for lljniina, s illcd for Manila at 0 o'clock lat own In said Honolulu, In Mber 170. tery on Punchbowl; thence to nnd to MUha street, and a line drawn from ing folios 155 and 450, CHARLES WILCOX, lumber, for Marshal Drown. The foimer was tho tlrst to get the said Mortgagee along the ridge on the easterly side of the head thereof, In extension ot tho Secretary Board of Health. out of the haibor, followed closely by Intends to foreclose said mortgage for Saturday, I'eliruary 11. I'attoa Valley to tho summit of the lino ot Judd street, to and along the Honolulu, February 9, 1899. 2015 tho Ohio. J loth nail disappeared in v lireacli of the conditions In K.iid Polling place- - forming westerly of Stmr. Kaiul, Ilruhn, for Walmea, at tho western horizon beforo dark. mortgage contained, to-w- the mountain. Ileretnnla rldgo the border 3 p. m. place: Ha- Tho schooner Alton arrived from of tho interest when due. Street School House. Nuuanu Valley. Polling & COOKE, Ltd. Stmr. Crcfiory, Hono-t.i- a CASTLE for lestenlay and will apply foi a Nolle e lh also hereby given that all Inspectors: waiian Tramwa)s Company's Building, and Kukulhaeh1 nt 3 p llllo HONOLULU. m. coasting Ikenw) to engage In tho trade mil singular the rights, titles and In J. A. Magoon, corner Kamehanieha School Grounds. llr. ship Anamba, Harder, for Port between Honolulu and Kona. tercuts of said Mortgagors In said ' Tcansend, In Kallnst. Caut. W. C. Wilder, Jr , Inspectors: COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Nelli-on- , for long mortgage contained and ele"crlbed will Vm. schr, Mildred, a time In command of S. Decker. II, Zcrhe, for l'uget Sound. tho steamer J. A. Cummins, will bo bo sold at Publle Auction, nt the Kile- - Monday, Tebruary 13 master of tho Alton. room of Jas P. Morgan, on Oiieeu 3rd Precinct: R. W. Cathcait, In Mid Honolulu, on SUGAR FACTORS. Stmr. James Makoe, Tullet, Kapaa Tho Moanier Iwalanl, which left on street SATUR All that portion of said district com It. II. Daker. Ore-n- , DAY, the 4th ilit) of A. D 1899 Stmr. Walaloale, llanalel. a special trip, calling for Kullu.i to March. prised In Honolulu or Kona, nnd lying 9th Precinct: Iwalanl, Gregory, at 12 o'clock noon of said day --AOKNT3 FO- H- Stmr. Honokaa. tiling tho lnjuied Prince Cupid and between the westerly boundary of tho All that portion of Honolulu or Kona Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Searle. Wal- - The propei ty In said mortgage is Co. suite home, made the excellent run of doicrllied, viz Second Precinct and Nuuanu street, lying between tho Eighth precinct and The Ewa Plantation aunalo. 10 and 30 minutes, thus Agricultural Co., Ltd. bonis returning undivided In The Walalua Am. bktn. Martha l)ats, H. A Trlls jesterdty morning In fourteen hours Four shares the Hui and niauka of School street and a lino Nuuanu street, and mauka of a line Sugar Co. land of Holualoa 1 and .' N The Kohala Sin Francisco. and 30 minutes, after an anchorage at Mtuato at drawn from tho Junction of School nnd draw n along School street, tho Nuuanu The Walmea Sugar Mill Co. Uktn. 1). Kona, Island of Hawaii, being 3 shares Kllkltat, II. Cut'er Fort Kalliu of 10 hours and 15 minutes. Punchbowl streets to the flag polo on Deretanla street. Polling Koloa Agricultural Co. TowiiEcnd, In conv)cd by Kepe K.ihulu to said stream and The ballast. collier The Onomea Sugar Co. U. S Transport Senntor, Patterson, The Sclndla and refrigerator Mortgagor, Mlkala Kaulla, on the 29th the old battery on Punchbowl. Poll- place: Kauluwela School Houso. ship Iris, belonging at- - Fulton Iron works, St. Manila. to the squadron lay of October A. , 1S90, and recordesl ing place- Duildlng at entrance to Inspectors: The U S. tending on the United States battleship In Mber 172, page 9S, Mo. transport Ohio, Dorrs, Manila. and one share lower reseivolr grounds, Nuuanu ave C. L. Rhodes, OH Co. Oregon, arrived nt an anchorage off convened by Pillpo llanale. son of Ha The Standard port last Saturday evening. The Scln nue. II. AVntcrhouse, Jr., The Geo. F. Blake Steam Pump. nale, to said Mlkala Kaulla, on tho Centrifugal!. 1'ASSr.NOKHS dla will como Into port this morning 15th ilny of 'November A. D 1890. Inspectors: Peter Souza. Weaton'a and New England and discharge Into the cruiser Pnlla lecordeel In Mber 172, on page 99 W. II. lloogs, 10th Precinct: The Mutual Life Arrlud. dolphin, w hllo tho Oiegon will continue anoa Co., 01 Boston. From San Francisco, Terms cash In U. S. Cold Coin J. D. Holt, All that portion of Honolulu or Kona per I. P Chap- to load from lighters, which will bring DooeU expense purchaser The Aetna Fire Insurance Co.. flf man, Feb. 10. E. W. t of F. P. Mclntyre. bounded by King. Llllha and School Arnold. tho coal from tho shore. Dated, Honolulu, February 3 1899 Hartord, Conn. From Sat! stream, BereUnla Francisco, jier S N Cas-e- l. Thce aro the? departures on the coast KNOOH JOHNSON, 4th Precinct: streets, the Nuuanu tm Alliance Assurance Co., ot laMH February 10. Mrs. - harbor. A. M.Moorc, for Hawaii: Jan. .0, hchrs. Annie M. 20II-41- T Trustee, Mortgagee. All that portion of said district cotu- and Nuuanu streets and the

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