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5 (Associated Press Cablegrams.) ess at the close that to the Colossians following it 26 MOSCOW, January 1. The last remnant of the insurgents has times, the apostle's letter to the Phil- - ,ST morning. Rev. . ippians mentioned himself 117 times. surrendered. - aid, D-- , an-- t 1. - The prize mentioned in the text, ac- TROOPS IN CONTROL. xetirement from', cording to the original, was the calling nira'. Union church, upward of God. There was an idea of " . Troops occupy the troubled districts. s in words to mean tenseness, of straining upward for the - in apostle's declaration. m would take effect lri7- the CLEARING THE BARRICADES. It is not well to allow our minds to grcgation might findit b? fixea Thrfuture is the The populace are clearing away the barricades. , but not later than greater concern. A sculptor looked at urcfl year 011 August a figure he had carved and pronounced STORIES OF BLOOD STRETCHED. 5- - " vs. 1 I 1' i ' ' at it perfect. Then he said there was ' i nothing left for him but ,to die. And Fatalities have been exaggerated in number. it. ated no reason for his he was right. When.""- - achievement t was contained In STRIKE CALLED , p. thar overtakes ambition with a man the end EEV. VvTil. MOEEIS KINCAID, D. D., WHO RETIRES FROM PASTORATE OFF. I ing tat it was the re- - has come. .'" OF CENTRAL UNION CHURCH. I The Workmen's Council has called off the strike. to go away which Dr. Kineaid quoted a speaker at the ?ion 0 ' it- llv formed. There was recent church unity congress as saying ' notii of fault-findin- g. that one hot church in a community 1 SUSPECTED ASSASSINS CAUGHT. f deferences between would do more good than a dozen cold METHODIST COIF menbers of the flock churches. is announcement. The It was passion for Christ and com ras an eloquent exhor- - passion for men which made a church BOISE, Idaho, January 1. Shoshone county, the scene of the I m 1 . t 1 1 I church, I powenui. len memoers in enirai CONCLUDES L Unbn at the MPf Coeur d'Alene riots in 1899, has offered $10,000 reward for the cap new year, to arise to ''Union Church thus inspireel for effort of its strength and would do more to uplift th commun ture of the assassins of former Governor Steunenberg. Five sus- tho unliftln' of the , than a thousand members without announce-gregstio- enthusiasm. pects have been arrested. , Kitcaid'3 n jsvas in sub- - He liked the word sympathy better than cooperation or fraternity, because Sishop Hamilton Delivers an Interesting Address it was a word that embraced the whole DE WITTE'5 PROBABLE )'S IESKJNATION. SUCCESSOR. I world. The church was told to look at Closing Session-Ot- her Churhes Thanked r frinds, allow me a upward because the world was on a J re-:hur- ci. th reference to rhy -- lower level and by the uplifting of the ST. PETERSBURG, January of Premier De Ijsay It now church the world wouiu bV"elevated. for Fraternal Overtures, i.Reports e pastor ;of a church What a tremendous power for elevat- Witte's retirement are revir ". Durnoro, Minister of the Interior, tain1 line ,of action It ing this community would not that is reported as should tike the con-i-s church become if its thousand mem- likely to be his successor. o confidence, bers were seized by the impulse of the .The Methodist Church Mission Con- to attend and the Bishop to preach e past has been a it' text and press toward the goal for the ference, the first to be held in this the sermon. "Had there been room," n with ine that the prize of the high calling? would Territory, has met and finished it3 la- said Mr. Wadman, "the services A STRONG PLEA FOR THE for me t go back to Dr. Kineaid described Central Union be held here, but as our church is not pres-a- adjourned. The final session : the end of the t Church as "eminent in situation, emi- bors and large enough to accommodate the con- DEFENSE THESE ISLANDS the latest, it is nent in equipment and eminent in the. was held yesterday morning. It began gregations of both, and Central Union OF tire from the pastor-- number of brilliant men among its at 11 o 'clock, Bishop Hamilton presid having kindly offered us the use of h. It has seemed to members. " ing. Due largely to the untiring work their church, we will hold the services Lt Bhoiild give you was I There a large congregation there." He also announced that the r of Pastor J. W. Wadman, who has also f It is sincerely to be hoped that the present session of Congress that yoii may call a most of the seating capacity be Pu-- n Bishop would deliver a lecture at of-ou- been acting as Superintendent, of the may witness some practical action looking to the development r e the beginning of ing filled. II. F. Wichman sang Kip ihou College on Friday night. The past year, the time or sooner. ling's "Recessional." Conference for the v;oir then sang for an anthem "Chris- - naval and military defenses in the Hawaiian Islands, p One time to jdwell on the was ripe for the session of the Confer- tian Herald," by Coombs, In a very project which is specially urgent is the dredging of Pearl Harbor, I.b.-cv-e received from ence and the local Methodistsi were acceptable manner. MLss Bell's suc which, in the nature of things, is destined to become one of our most 41 "individual TOURIST BUSINESS becoming more fortunate, it is generally conceded, in cess with the choir is important in Pacific improve- OA Js I have passed ac- naval bases the Ocean. The required securing Bishop John' W. Hamilton, noticeable weekly. Miss Wadman's Central Union companiments likewise" well ment of Pearl Harbor has already been too long neglected, and D. D., LL.D., to preside. were all (fmonj the pleasant- - CONTINUES GOOD '" ' The present condition of the church renderA. should receive immediate attention if we are to retain our naval iitful af my life, in Following singinjr of "Onward, may be gathered in brief fromhrfol-lowin- g the prestige in the Pacific and gain our proper proportion of the grow- rfeflect upon the days Christian Soldiers" in three languages delightful taken from theriport of the ing commerce of those waters. Lying midway between our West- Inhere vith .1 at once English, Korean and Japanese Ll Will "The quarantine on the steamers was Treasurer the Secretary of the tmioJLi UOI thofV.U.b TTtlJ Vk ' ' Bishop John W. Hamilton, D. D.f ern seaboard and the Philippines, Hawaii occupies a position of thought by many to put a stop to Conference: Baptisms 571, last year 132, increase 439; members 810, L1L.D., president of th& conference, de- - extraordinary importance to naval and commercial interests in the Honolilu the one .some of the tourist business," said last ' year 419, increase 401; churches 12, llvered the sermon, taking for his text .v was to bring the Manager Gray of the Young Hotel last Pacific. Properly fortified and provided with a naval base capable last year 6, increase 6; value of church the latter part of the 22nd verse of the 1 famuni:y into purer night, "but I am not so sure that It for our warships, Hawaii 1 property $36,510, last year $23,220, in- fourth chapter of the Gospel Accord- - of affording shelter, repairs 'and supplies U gospel of after all. People are coming- here with the crease parsonages 6, last year ing to St. John, "For Salvation is of be a powerful factor in the whole system of national defense, right along, and they will continue to $13,290; pvould 2, increase 4; value of parsonages $12,-65- 0, the Jews." The Bishop stated that he but jr Qahu is left undefended it would be a source of weakness ve mcde mistakes, come. I have reservations ordered from - last year $8750, increase $3900; had prepared another sermon for the ... . i twenty-fiv- e to attack ?re is one comfort about people who are on occasion, but at the sight so many thcr than of strength, offering an attractive invitation way." total amount paid on buildings $12,175, of man often profits the x las rear $30, increase $12,145; num- foreigners he had decided to take the from the enemy's fleet. Pearl Harbor is peculiarly adapted to the suc- - f-- fees thai by his ber Sunday schools 23, est year 11; text above stated. needs of a great naval base, and with the proposed improvements A. He ' . - scholars 1279, last year 521; number of reviewed .the history of the Jews, a Ml 1 f ,1. . i-- 4 fli--i iVtt T1 fit you to NEW YEMTS HT 111 ue one 01 hu juiwiu nitnr.ctc li ft no'ffrins' for preaching plaees or stations 44, last saying that they were really a much win ine iiiul simita ex-- ?r should Le :gour "relations year IS; pastors or evangelists 16, last smaller nation than was generally sup The first need is to dredge the harbor, and that done it on the fact that year ; total senevoient receipts mis- - posed. That therei were more Mor- - without further delay. The dredging of the harbor of Honolulu at t I will cease to be POLICE STATION sions, church extensions, Sunday school mons than Jews In the United States Q completion, and when it is 0 'us make these last a cost $400,000 is now approaching union, freedman's aid, education and according to the census of 1900, that in - : mths as it may be, the three big dredges in use there Will be available for Simi- - women's home missionary) $411.90,1 Russia there were only 4,000,000 and tafin"hed , I. . - . ' 1 1 A .1 il-- t. story of the church, Austro-Hunga- ry De 10 uu wuik. At a late hour last night there were last year $251, increase $260.90. only 2,000,000, and that iar service at Pearl Harbor, SO that lt Will possime uic jof things past. L.et The Methodist church was filled to there were in the entire world less : without having to bliv a new and costly outfit. Lieut, y omdr. but four arrests booked for I to prize .the the last .... .TT - the of overflowing. The right section was Jews than there are inhabitants in the 2s. . chanTC OI naval Station at iiono- SB day of the year, a Chinese for having '! Albert P. Alblack, U. S. m the d calling of God.v" ehe-f- a largeiy occupied with Koreans and the cities of Xew York and London. js improvement of Pearl Har m tickets in possession, a haole Butuu deeplv interested in the proposed .his morning a happy : drunk and two Japanese drunks.- - left with Japanese, leaving the white he said that persecution had driven bor. and has labored most zealouslv to enlist official interest in the .y that it may bring many re This is one of the quietest days that people mostly in the center. After Jews to America and their project. He believes, as do other careful students of the situation, S jeace and love into ac- the people have seen for a long time singing "Coronation," reciting the cent coming had been noticed on that our future, in a naval as well as in a commercial sense, is bound aeart in this congre- - postles Creed and a prayer by Rev. count of the fact of their persecution. and, after the big Christmas trade, in- largely in the Pacific, and 10 believing, he feels, as do all Mr. "Wadman, Mrs. (Dr.) Hoffmann The Jewish population of America had to center dicating money in. town to be spent, self-intere- st requires the prompt 3 5ERMOK. sang from 300,000 1890 to over of our officers, that enlightened the officials are somewhat surprised a solo, "In the Palace of the increased in Army and King". pastor congregation 1,500.000 in 1900. and thorough development' of our defenses in Hawaii. 1 mouncefj as appro-o- f at the small business on the docket. The and a n?w year, his then read responsively the Fortieth He spoke of the discrimination now Navy Journal. s Psalm, followed by the scripture les- made between races and compared it 3:13 "Brethren, I WAS HERE IN 1873. presaged the arrival of the ne-- r year, Ni son, read by the Bishop from the to that made in Bible times between 11 have jpprehended; NEW YEAR'S EVE and midnight the blowing, of whis- Mr. Davies, a prominent hotel man fourth chapter of St. John's Gospel, the Samaritans and the Jews. at iij l U4, torgetting tles and ringing of bells announced ?h of Portland, Ore., who, with his wife verses 4 to 22. Miss Marion Bell sang If the salvation came from the Jews, are Iebind, and OF SUNDAY QUIET u;j lyos had passed Into a mem- and daughter, Miss Arline Davies, is an offertory "Advent Hymn," then the Jews were responsible to give that to those things which for the ory. 3 staying at the Young, was first here arranged by PJnsuti. it to their fellow men, said the preach- toward; the goal for It was a quiet New Year's eve. Tl.at There were a number of New Teir igh eallibg ofvGod in in 1S73, on his way to Manila. "Hono- Pastor Wadman read the week's an- er. The divine plan was to make the men of world is, the early part of the evening was eve celebrations in private homes. lulu was then a very small village," nouncements, saying there would this the saviors of the J that noisy of masquera-- cer- others in the world. It might have devoid of anything unusual. The Some took the form the I'hJipplans was said Mr. Davies yesterday. "It be a union service at Cer.tral Union in luaus, but been done by angels all at once, but element arrived later on toward mid- entertainments, others were --U Whili to the tainly has grown to be a very fine city, the evening, the pastor and several -- ?f that fireworks began to make in all of them there was feasH- itJj7it contained the and the climate here beats anything leading laymen of that church hav- the plan of God was to transmit his night, when bomb3 some sort or another. ntun 25 times, and I" know elsewhere." ing invited the' Methodist congregation (Continued on Paep 2.) an appearance. Skyrockets and

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Commencinsr Tuesday nnvniiig, laniary --J. K0 will be an Embroidery sale of unusual hi teres t 2 portance. We shall signalize the New Year in our distort ( LlNEN-ME5- h) terests by cutting prices almost in half iit fact in sou thev WILL be cut in half. Notable among; the bargains displayed will be : assortment of of in the world is caused by unsani A great deal the sickness CAMBRIC and SWISS EMBROIDERIES, 8 i-- c pe

ATncf. w nnHenvear. is of linen which LfL y jyjiii unvivin,iflr,vPorw ui . . made CORSET COVER EMBROIDERIES. .20, 35c. 50c, yd.' in(r rlfnn has the at disadvantage of being cold and EMBROIDERY YOKING 40c per Be came and examine these ganls. clammy. sure to You that we are offering' bigger bargains in the Embroil! By a special process of manufacture, a soft, warm, porous fabric than can be obtained anywhere else in tlu citv. has been evolved by Dr. Deimel, called LineivMeshwhich is simply linen with the coldness taken out. PROGRESS E Dr. Deimel Underwear has obtained the unqualified endorse- FORT STRE ment of the foremost members of the Medical Profession and in A BLOM every part of the globe gives health and comfort summer, winter, . A GOOD STAGGEB. now tell us what know about the fire? spring and fall. Justice (sternly) Well, sir, Mr. Slewfoot (appealingly) Now, now, boss, Yo' Ilonah, yo' knows, sah. This underwear is made in such a wide variety of sizes that dat de eou't kain't compulsate a pusson to tell nothin' dat cremates hisse'f. Now for thi we can fit everybody. usef ulness, said he. "I respect the I METHODIST whole Chinese nation," said Bishop a Hamilton, "for their regard for the it a patriarchs." HAWAIIA CONFERENCE old The men were never hypocrites, a km said the Bishop. They have become FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS. (Continued frcm Page 1.) sincere by the time that they become 1 old. If they are bad they are sincere For 906. men to the other men of salvation by in their badness, and if they are good a wonderful respon the earth. "What what a sweetness they give from upon said he forth Acknowledged to be sibility is impressed us," their lives. He spoke of the value of the best number vet publis a responsibility is issues. "What wonaertul example and how every one uncon- 32 Its usual Statistical and Reference tal Anglo-Saxo- n people. placed upon the sciously is an example for good or evil. had revision and extension, while its special prepare LIKE GRANDMA are respon The men of one generation Ho spoke of the origin of the word embrace: Estimating Honolulu's Population; Les of generations sible for the salvation fashion, how it came from the name of our Customs Tables; Goats in Hawaii; Board of MAKE world of today is re- Ff USED TO to come. The a lady dressmaker of London by the writers; of tomorrow. Extracts from Capt. Alex. Adams' Log sponsible for the world name of century is Fashion, who was the Worth Natnl. Reminiscences; Mamalahoa, an Anciept Ha You have often wished you could get some Apple But- The world of the twentieth of her day and how everybody copied responsible for all the centuries to Kamehameha IV. Neilson Tragedy; Reminfe. of which would taste like it used to when grandma made it. her way of making dresses, until the Sandal-woo- ter in Honolulu; Early d Trade; Buritl Cav Possibly her own wouldn't taste now just as it did in those come." word became a part of the vocabulary. lie spoke of old age and quoted from ' waii; Visit to Waimea, Oahu ; Ileiau of Kujopolc j days, down on the farm, but we have just received some The priv ileged class, whether young Ingersoll as to the right of the aged of Kaala and Kaaialii ; i people of the present clay, as compared Public Archives Comitissiot which seems to us just like the good old kind. It is infirm to commit suicide. He said and with their fathers and mothers, or the; Culture; Nahiku Rubber Co.; Local Office fj. S. that the doctrine of Ingersoll was ; Tews as compared with the other peo-- j Bureau Hono. Symphony Society ; Pictnred Rock v Apple false, that the aged had yet a work to Heinz Butter pies of .the earth, must give of their lehu; Arbor Day; Retrospect of Events of 1905, and i I could not lie done by any but do that privileges to the unprivileged. The ality and Population Ixi. ,.11 . I, li 1 in. of Honolulu, with otier in.e One of the 57 Varieties made as those products all are, llie lll'l, even liiuuj;ii unt jiiijwt. privileged person give gravestones must of his items; also an extended Register and Director, show'-- r pure, clean and good. We don't care to say more about it. firm. He spoke of the privilege to others. erected and the inscriptions placed ritorial, County and Federal Officials, correced tof We would rather you would taste it and judge for yourself. do not blame the Roman Catho ' upon them. These were placed there "I 1905. T Heinz Apple Butter comes in stone crocks, convenient lics," said the Bishop, "for putting 1 t because of the future. Because thos Compiled and arranged for handy reference for 3 sizes. Buv it from vour grocer. Mary very high up in the church. 1 them on the tombstones office use, Dt" who placed do not think that it was ever intended and unequaled as a handbook informatii.. wished the dead to live in the future, that she should be worshiped as t he tive to Hawaii for readers abroad. An 8 vc. issue LTD. at least in the memory of those to K. HACKFELD & CO., mother of Clod, but think how manv pages, paper cover, partly illustrated. Price, 75 cts. e; come the ieal liau teaseu uieji WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS. alter j j iet 1: res of this wonderful woman have $8.00 per doz. ; postage on mail i pie orders extra. act vit ies ami 1 , f,-,- ' what an uplift they Jul e t li 4.1.tne r.P iuc-- m-- j reniu uiritn'i ol have been to mankirnl. I remember tare. They wish to live in the memory! heinjr in I'resden in that yivat gallery of friends after they pass this their and standing beneath that wonderful THOSvG THRUM. was a life death in 106; Ko.rt Street, Honolulu. life. There after picture of the Virgin and looking t ho memory of friends and rela- at the the face of the Madonna ami dreaming of the departed, even if nothing tives of the loveliest woman I had ever seen, more. "There is a postmortem life Hot except my wife (yon know we all think Everybody Wants Water even if there is not an immortal life that exception is to be made) and I every one believes in,"' said the that looked upon that woman's picture cool mornings. To "et is an immortal for these Bishop. "But there hour. ' ' it plentifullv, quicklv, cheaply life as well and how much grander it Jf salvation must wait for one man is than even the life of memory." , to give it to another, we must be up feel-in.Lil- v Always Speaking of the aged, lie spoke and doing, and it is the business of of the visit of the members of' this century to see that the message Light a Gas Water Heater taken to tin; hist man on earth. .Jeu the Hawaiian Board of .Missions to the' told his fisherman Apostles that thev f Conference. These men, all of them would be able to do yrea t er j h i ngs thai, In a short time hot water may over seventy, have noi passed their he. There have ,,.,.n o;reat generals be drawn from any faucet in the in the world but as .Napoleon said at St. Helena, ' ' Alexander was a great house, in the usual manner. Inde- man, ('aosar w.;s a. great man and Na pendent of gas range or coal range. THE TRUTH ALWAYS. poleon was ;l great man: but Alexander! you are in doubt tell is dead and 'aesar is dead and Xai.ol- - Clothes sent to us are always retnr:iel to tP.fi "When eon worse than dead. tell ni the truth." It was an experi- "I as promptlv a possible. ur perfect y-t'-- remle Gas Ranges and Water Heaters you, said the !',ishop. "there is onlv enced old who said : diplomat this e Iel:i'-- kei)t sold by dealers and one commander who-i- armies are tious ini)o ible. A careful clicr'; e- - beginner the work. - . to a ji It great vear-- at'ler his death than article entrusted 10 us and the possibility f e s may pasB some things, but when :. wa on in earth.'' - -; ; ll'.-- i I )ur patron- always r HONOLULU GAS CO., LTD., tint, in Vinainess. "Fraud anrl do-- There ."a irhl- in the breast a minimum. Alexander Young LMdg. eeption are often profitable so or the Anslo-s;- ) on that the rare to back in the same ''i' P 1 1 i" condition of w-a- a'l long as concealed; yet detection , which fie belongs is born t,, rule the ercd to us. Deckle edges and torn fabric- - u Em is certain sooner or later; then j world. lie looks with eontemiitlious-- I ness the races. Ja-- i re-- ; ! uion other us smash-u- p comes the and tho member what J 'Sus Christ paid to the punishment. The best and safest j Samaritan woman. "Xeither in tin's f LAUIv STEAM 5.'.' way is to tell the truth all the j mountain nor yet in Jerusalem shall ye ANITARi time. Thus you make friends worship the livi.itf God. God i spirit Kin g Up .Main 73 and our wagon will call c that stick by you, and a reputa- ; and he seeketh men to worshii him i ' yaifTihfiWiijiirin ifii"''t-' jtf ...nir,, n-i- vn-ify- tion that is always worth twen in spirit and in truth If the Anslo ty shillings to the pound every- I Saxons have greater privilege, they on j great opportunities. boys Bishop his family Biide 4 For it is where your goods are offered have If the entertaining th. and supplied): y for i ITS- -t the top which A and girls of this day have advantages and wishing her a 'id her husband a be supplied); ennf tPH sale. We j I fitw proves are able modestly to over their fathers and mothers, they happy new year. evangelist, Join M.l: 8 its 1 4of affirm, basi3 j that it is on this have greater duties. Let no boy or Also to Bishop Hamilton and his Japanese Wrk. ant 3 world-wid- H. that the e popularity of i girl think himself better than his family, resolving, "that hi.s coming to Yiura; Khg stii father or mother unless he makes as preside over us has greatly rejoiced Aiea, T. Takahash., i WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION much more of his opportunities as his our hearts and his presence amongst appointed); Kahuk rests. The people have discoT-ere- d are greater those us will ever be held in memory, "Waianae Oio ap1 Li opportunities than sacred be Via that this medicine is exact- ; of his father and mother. Do some-- j that whenever in the providence of S. Fujii; liana,- R.7 ly what it is said to be, and thing that will live when you are dead. God he may again come to us, we as- Kapaa Olo be appoifd) con-- that it does what we have al- I Rev. S. Mura, who came to the ! sure him of a most hearty welcome; appointed); 'Ur.v and ways declared it will do. Its na- ference from the Presbyterian church and that it shall be our constant prayer waiian "Gokyo," O. M ture also been frankly made j of Japan, was then catechised and that the blessings of the Lord which nese night school and has I honey recommended to the California Con maketh rich and addeth no sorrow may River street, li. Fukim known. It is palatable as ference for acceptation. be with himself and his family and street, Howard M. Chait and contains all the nutritive and Resolutions were introduced and that they may be in the providence of Korean Work. Honoli curative properties of Pure Cod adopted thanking the First Methodist God as great a blessing and power Waipahu, Y. C. Kim; Jv Liver Oil, extracted by us from church of Honolulu and John M. Mar- - for good wherever they may go as they Waianae (to be supplied fresh cod livers, combined with J tin for the use of their church for have been to us." Waialua, C. S. Lim; La the Compound Syrup of Hypo-phosphit- es the sessions of the conference and The Bishop said that he desired to anapali (to be supplic and the Extracts of ! their assistance; thanking- the press for express his gratitude to the people of ville and Wailuku, P. t Malt and Wild Cherry. A com- its "unwonted courtesy in reporting so the church for their making the con- and Haaamaulu, S. Hyei faithfully, fully and judiciously the ference the success 5t had been and to Kealia (to be supplied) bination of supreme excellence results of our deliberations. thereby Pastor Wadman for his untiring work Koloa, K. C. Lee; MaM and medicinal merit. Xothing enlightening the minds of the entire which had made the conference a pos kaha (to be fupplied); i EAIKIZBBOTTIi'GWKS, r.. I 1 ha3 been so successful in Ane- community a? to our purpose and ob- sibility. He then spoke of the Method C. P. Hons:: Kohala. J mia, Scrofula, Bronchitis, Influ- jects"; thanking the Ladies' Aid So- - ist system by which some 27 bishops I fto be supplied); Hbk Kewalo. Phone White 1331. T LJ A enza, Loss of Flesh and Wast- j ciety and the band for their assist- - annually decree that some 25.000 plied); Ookali (to be su; a , " nee at the Bishop'? reception; thank-- preachers shall go or there, not (to be sippliedj; e .1 ing Diseases, Weakness and Low here lau IjS ing the Hawaiian Board for their once, every year. spoke 1 y Tone, and all com- but He of the Christian Advocate., P. plBlll.tlll!JIJlIBI 'J Nervous "kindly courtesy S.lW!j'!ffJl'yltMa".''U8l'iltl J and consideration wonderful history of the Methodist lisher, H. J. Swng: sup plaints caused by Impure Blood. shown, us in pending such distinguish- - church, how it had grown until now night schools and (Sospe Dr. Austin D. Irvine, of Canada, ! ed delegates as President P. C. Jones, every nineteen hours there were live Yee. says: "I have used it in cases j Dr. Bishop. Dr. Bingham and Rev. Mr. churches being put up in the United On motion, the Firt A where cod liver oil wa3 indica- j Gulick", expressing their "deep grati States alone. ence of the Methodit ! ted but could not be taken by tude" and stating that they "shall be After a prayer, the Bishop announced of the Hawaiian Jsla;, the patient, and the results fol- rejoiced to welcome thern to any of his appointments for the ensuing year sl.od ad.jourti'd sii dk our future councils"; to the Governor as follows: Superintendent of the Ha- . mmm Eli 13 1 lowing were very gratifying." It and the Board of Supervisors of Oahu Mission, Wadiriai; For Sol or L3 n waiian John W. WWniiiiiW,.jwpM 1 awuij i f 11 cannot deceive or disappoint you, county in that "they have expressed English work, First M. K. church, GU OK TRAOT is effective from the first dose their appreciation of the work of our Honolulu, J. W. Wadman; assistant and comes to the rescue of those mission and our conference by gra- - pastor, Miss Alta Morrison: missionary $350.00 and Upward who have received no benefit s ciouslv granting to us the use of the to the Japanese (to bp appointed); mis- from any other treatment.- - It band": thanks to Mrs. Richards and sionary to the Koreans (to be appoint- Particulars of MRS. A, GULICK, represents the dawn of progress. other distinguished visitors and a cor- ed); Susanna Wesley Home. Miss: Theo- S030 GTJL1CK AVENUE dial invitation to attend at any future dora Jayne, superintendent; evangel- Sold by all chemists everrwheje time; thanks to Mrs. W. L.. Howard for istic work, one lady missionary (to be

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HILO'S BIG SPORT ON Telephone Main 424. SHLE! PROGRAM MAINLAND Our entire line of 'Imported White Dimities, English TUESDAY, manufacture, will be closed out at a great reduction. At . Auction Steeds That Will Race Doings of Racers, Boxers No. 28-inc- h, January 2, 1906, 250, i6c; Special 12y2C 28-inc- 10 O'CLOCK A. M., No. h, c AT Today al Hoolulu and the Athletes 251, 20c; Special lf-- At my salesrooms, corner Fort and No. 252, 2S-inc- h, 224c; Special Y.i6y2c "': will sell Queen streets, I Friday, January 6, 1906, 28-inc- h, cer,.-- Park. Generally. No. 320, 30c; Special 12-in- ch Swing, between r 22V2C A 28-inc- AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. No. 495, h, cross compound feed Screw Cut S2y3c; Special -'- 25c sports will the follow- Al. orf 28-inc- h, 1 Upon the premises No. 307 S. Queen The Hilo have Neill and Joe Thomas fight No. 430, 35c; Special 27y'2c tins ...:2aa2 11. program good up Jan. 28-inc- street, between Richards and Mililani ing cf races dished No. GB3, h, Special streets, I will sell by order of Mr. F.-R- . for their delectation at Hoolulu Park 37c; 30c I' Lucweiko, all the buildings upon today: Baseballer Chase of Los Angeles is We also offer GREAT LAI the premises mentioned, consisting of now a member of the New York Amer- VALUES in Long Cloth, Nain- I BASEBALL icans. CHUCKS: sook and WThite Batiste. t "WITH TWO it 1:30 p. m. INDEPENDENT, rrVTVERSAL AND 22 Teams from Hakalau and the best Chestnut won at 200 to 1 at Ingle-sid- e. NOW IS THE TIME to Buy White Goods at Special COST $375. picked nine from Hilo players. ,m ottafVimpnts. - in good order. Low Prices. VY I L 11 an Buildings RACES. 1 Power Also SmsJl being Billy Snailham and Harry Tenny Chicken House and Outbuildings, Half Mile. fight this month. Kukaiau Stables. bred, geld- Belting and Pulleys. 21 Jack Full, Hawaiian sorrel Canada has offered to send a Rugby Together with ing, 3 years old, by Joe Stacy, dam, 1 ALSO team to Stanford to play an exhibition Permanenta. game of football. PHeiFie import 1 Complete lot of Machinists' Tools, Cottages Richard Lyman. mare, aged. e. consisting' of, Wrenches, Reamers. and one building and many In Lillian, sorrel Dan Murphy, the rowing coach, has oo Taps and Diesr both Bolt and Pipe, 1 good order covered with 3-- 8 Mile. been signed by Stanford. case of Reamers, 1 complete set of Richard Lyman. lightning Taps, Dies, Cold Chisels, Major, Hawaiian bred, catch weight, Cumberland University has dropped 2 1-- 2 years. fy Drills, Hand Saws. Etc., being many bay stallion, Hawaii intercollegiate football. Corrugated T. M. Rowland. first-cla- ss mechinists' necessities. 1 bred, weight, Li All may be seen at my salesrooms. Ikaia, Hawaiian catch Jack (Twin) Sullivan, Marvin Hart. Iron Roofing 3 1-- 2 years old. Tommy Ryan and Sam Berger are con- Every New Year sees a batch of resolutions and sister, WILL E, FISHER, These are full brother sidered likely matches for O'Brien. made, sired by old Hawaii and are the only f some of a fool nature and some other- AUCTIONEER. cottages separately get meet- The will be sold colts of his entered for this Mike (Twin) Sullivan and Joe Gans wise. A wise is i thereby giving every one an oppor- ing. fight this month. resolve to drink f' tunity to purchase. Half Mile. All must be removed previous to Kukaiau Ranch. Willie Fitzgerald and Willie Lewis Foreclosure Sales February 1. 1906. Judge, sorrel gelding, 4 years old, by fight on the 10th inst. Joe Stacy. 5 i.- E. FISHER, Volcano Stables. Dick Hyland and Young Mowatt box Tuesday, January 2, 1906, WILL Sleepy Head, brown mare, 5 years old. on the 30th inst. PBIIO LAGER AUCTIONEER. 3-- AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, 4 Mile. i LAND at Kapaloa, Pauoa, Oahu, be- Richard Lyman. Andy Bezenal defeated Jack O'Leary. 119. ing 1 1-- 10 acres. Jade Stones, Gold and Silver Antidote, LAND Kawela, Molokai, describ- Hawaiian bred, white gelding by Sen- Jack Dougherty won from Otto Sie-lof- f. at Jewelry. " regularly in 1906. There isn't a finer beer brew- ed in Royal Patent 4420, KUleana 5002B ator Stanford out of Poison. Old and 4946. . enough to know better. ed anywhere Molokai, Ranch. Kiernan, the Australian champion and its use is highl' conducive to JJ LAND situate at Kawela. READY MADE GOLD AND SILVER Kukaiau described in Royal Patent 4431. Kule-an- a JEWELRY WITH JADE STONES. 'Alpheus, 125. swimmer, is dead. health and happiness. by Trentola, dam 160B. STYLES Bay stallion, aged, LATEST i Ned Hanlon will receive $12,000 to on Anthusa. 1906, Any special design made to order Half Mile. manage the Cincinnati ball nine nxt Satuy, January 20, short notice at lowest prices. Call and Pony Race Hawaiian Bred. year. S'Ot 12 O'CLOCK NOON. - see our stock. Annie, 4 years, grey mare. Parker's wiP etania street, just Waiklkl of TIN WO, Ranch. MeGraw will receive $10,000 from the Improvements. 1029 O. 993. street. Lot and No. Maunakea St.. P. Box Waterfoot, 4 years, buckskin mare. Giants for the coming season ? work. "s yVkrglvtf.. Jl, J xuuii& on-- w cen- Parker's Ranch. This property is situated in the GROTTO-Happ- John Clarkson, the o'd bas-ba- ll 2. John Evans. 83. Wood, Rel; lot 2 blk 3, College Hills, upon THE FAVORII B y Daisy, 5 years, black mare. Parker's ter of good improvements, and Ranch. pitcher, is out of his mind. 3. Q. H. Berrey, handicap, 9, gross, Honolulu, Oahu. $2250. B 247, p 355. the main boulevard of Honolulu. The New Ye3r, Easter Mile. 93, net. 84. Dated Dec 23. 1905. frontages. Improvements Luna Race One manage lot has two Fourth of July to every- J. B. Ritchie. Grey Horse. Patsy Donovan will the A large crowd was at Haleiwa for Wong Leong to Sun Chong Co, Par consist of large cottage, etc., being the and Brooklyns next season. 4475 7713 45 Rel; R ap part 1, .1 occupied by J. M. Cameron. Bay Horse. the day, including Governor Carter P kul same property formerly body, and don't overlook the have had two races Kailua, Kolaupoko, Oahu. $2500. B deceased. These horses 27 37 games two the late J. W. Wilder, prior meeting and the finish on Rube Waddell won out of who took a turn or around the 275, p 286. Dated Dec 21, 1905. the opportunity for fact that the GROTTO'S to this season. This will afford each occasion was exciting. This pitched last links, although he did not enter the to sf purchase of a home, or investment lunches will be better than Kaimi P Kahula and hsb Samuel a should be one of the features of the tournament. E Rogers et al, D; int in gr 1532, Ma-non- o, value. days' motorfest- - to be below its market ever in 1906 . Here's the day. A three is $160. 277, Angeles. A special tournament takes places Kau, Hawaii. B p 274. It Mile. held at Los 1905. starter: . Half Dated Dec 19. 15 1906, Frank Rodrigues. again today. Monday. Jan SOUP Joe Thomas knocked out Kid Gor- A S Wilcox to Kauai Electric Co LAND situated at Kaikaihe, in Pau- GREEN TURTLE A LA ANGLAISE Punalua, bay gelding, agted. Cow- Ltd, Can L; right to erect poles, apanas 1 2 of R. boy horse. man. oa. described as and SWEETBREAD PATTIES 4- - stretch wires, etc, for electrical pur- A. 1S04, in name of Pu-owai- na; Kukaiau Ranch. REALTY TRANSACTIONS P. 5619, L. C. AUX CHAMPIGNONS McGovern-Nelso- n is on poses across lands, Kalihiwai, etc, Ka- of 815 Easterday, bred, sorrel geld- The match containing an area CHICKEN A LA MARYLAND Hawaiian again. uai. B 273, p 392. Dated Nov 16, 1905. being the same premises ing, 3 years old, by Eastertide. fathoms and MASHED POTATOES Co to Elec-.-tr- lc (k) wife to W. These animals are in fine fettle and Princeville Plantn Kauai conveyed to Aki and CAULIFLOWER EN CREME Edli3 Hanlon has quit the fighttng Entered for Record December 30, 1905, Co Ltd, L; right to erect palef to Chas. W. Booth SALAD the race should be one, of the best H. Rice thence CRESS AND PEPPER game. From 9 a. m. to 12 noon. stretch wires, etc, for electrical piji-- . Lui Waiolama. events of the day. thence to A Lewis Jr by atty to Mrs Julia poses across lands in Hanalei, , Kauai. . 1 Mile Selling Race. ALSO 25C Half Sam Berger will travel with Fitz- - 50 yrs power Zii, p 2TV " These horses are all Hawaiian bred Fox D at rental. B Lt Oahu, A. 15S1; With Wine, Beer, Coffee or simmons. D 15. 1905. . LANT Pauoa, L. C were on Kukaiau Ranch. John Scott to Maria Smith Dated Nov 803 con" and raised !sr an arta of fallloms' Tea. General Arthur, brown gelding, 4 years Kauai Electric Co Ltd Emily C Judd widow tiy atty to ' of fignt Is, srZis above. FRED KILEY, Prop., Fitzsimmons' share the Joe Joan and wf to F W Hardy.... M Nellie Gares, D; por RyP 4422 bldgs. old. money was $2,38t!.05. O'Brien drew M gelding, 4 years old. K Tomishima to H A Gerlach water rights, etc, Young' and King Sts, and Cor. Hotel and Bethel Streets. Good Boy. bay down $7.15S.15. rOT- - Further particulars 1-- 2 Hanaumaka Ahia and hsb to Wal- Honolulu, Oahu. $2500. B"277, p 275. to Ikaia, bay mare, 3 years old. maps ci. i be had upon application Half Mile. ter H Hayselden tr D Dated Nov 1. 1905. ( only. Post Kauhane Keanu to Walter II by atty Consolation Race for losers GOLF AT HALEIWA. D W R Castle tr to D Lena, WILL E. FISHER. Hayselden tr 1419 15'69 bldgs, Hee-i- a, entries. dm Rel; R Ps and and AUCTIONEER Mary H Whitney and hsb to Lee Koolaupoko, Oihu. $200. B 147r 1A The Haleiwa Golf tournament for Todd D throe-corner- ed to p 196. Dated 26, 1905. A groat race was cup trophy resulted yesterday as fol- A Lyman and wf to Terri- - Decj December 23 at Rufus 'by D havo taken 'e on lows: ritory of Hawaii . D W R Castle tr atty to Lena, Many of Honolulu Will Tell Los Angeles, between Bearcatcher, College by to A Rel; R Ps 1419 and 1569, Heeia, Koo- a Resident 1. handicap, 11, gross, Oahu trs Rufus At Auction Cruzados and Handzarra, over six fur- Oscar White, Lyman PR laupoko, Oahu. y$100. B 147, p 31L You. longs, for a purse of $2500. 90, net, 79. Dated Dec 26. 1903. Recorded December 26, 1905. Grace B Pa and hsb to Onomea Sug Ti ssday, Jan 2,1906, We are living In a very rapid age. Gonloku Higashi to Est of Maysu-ok- a J Co. L; 1-- 2 int In por gr 1349, Alakahi, ? Hilo. 10 yrs at $210 per yr. B 273, p J-- 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Few of us bother our heads about Shokichi, assignee of, C M; lease- 397. Dated Dec 18, 1905. ' I will 11 at my salesrooms, corner small things, and so many persons look hold, cane, horse, etc, growing cane $300. B 275, p 282. Dat- Hawn Trust Co Ltd tr to Waialua Queen t Fort streets, upon pain, ache or lameness in the on leasehold. a ed Oct 12, 1905. Agrctl Co Ltd, Par Rel; por kul 722. back as a thing. They wait for it 275, p small Ka-uhaih- ao, Leleo, Honolulu, Oahu. $1. B G S Kelii and wf to Rebecca A pass off, no thought to e, 287. Dec 19. 1905. ( lODSllLD FOliTIE to giving the D; R P 7046 kul 7928, Hana-pep- Dated kidneys are 4 Ida M Pope ,y atty to Hawn Trust fe? r an Elegant Large cause. Remember; The Kona, Kauai; shares in hui Consist of Ha- Co Ltd, A M; mtg T Thoene et al on f Chiffonk- cost $30; Fine Blue China the sewers of the system; they carry land, Holualoa 1 and 2, N Kona, 1-- Ho- 31 33 3, tract, Ho- ' Hand-painte- 7 in 7 in hui land, lots and blk Puunui ; i Dishes a. 1 d off the impure 'matter, but sewers waii; int shrs Glassware. in por nolulu, Oahu. $400. B 275, p 283. Dat- - Polid Silver arid Plated Ware, clogged up. So do lualoa. N Kona. Hawaii; int sometimes become 2 etc, Holualoa, N ed Dec 21. 1905. I jfPietures, Beautiful Screen, Oak Ta- the kidneys. The kianeys are located kul 7466 and bldgs, OIK $10. 277, p 270. Dat- Long to Alfred Ma- - li J! bles. E.isy chairs. Hammock. Large near the small of the back, hence any Kona. Hawaii. B Antonino A J et, 21, iy05. goon, M; por 11029 ap Manoa ltd, I f$ Refrigerator, New Coal Oil Stove, 2 stoppage affects the back. This means ed Nov kul Mosquito Keanu and wf to David Ha ill et Honolulu. Oahu. $'550. B 275, p 283. I if. Wardrobes. Bedstead and backache, lame back, weak back and J 22, 1903. Sj? Net, Mattresses, Etc.,' Etc., being many many other distressing symptoms. al. D; R Ps 8010. 501. 3826. 3374 and Dated Dec things of necessity in a home. There is lots more to tell on this sub- S0.13 and kul 1117. Keel 2. etc, S Kona, Julia A Colburn to J Alfred Magoon, A . 1-- 118?.. 2. pay ject, but we won't do it here, tor we Hawaii: 2 int in gr Kalama Rel; from obligation to rent in a S $1 and mtg $2000. 29, fol 43S. $1. B 275, p 21?0. WILL E. FISHER. want to show you how to keep the kid- Kona. Hawaii. liber 1 AUCTIONEER neys so the back will have no cause to H 277. p 271. Dated Dec 20, 1905. Dated Dec 22. 1905. ache. You might not believe us. so F S Lyman to Rufus A Lyman et al, Joe Morris aruj wf to Richard H we will let one of your own citizens Consent": to mtg for $1420 livestock, Trent, M; 2 pes land, Kapalama, Ho- Postpone tell their experience: drays, harnesses, etc. Hilo. Hawaii. $1. nolulu, Oahu. $3500. 1J 275, p 291. Dat- UNTIL J AN' Y 6, 1906, W. F. Williams of this city, is a B 275, p 2S4. Dated Dec 20, '1903. ed Dec 23. 1905. ft lisrht-hou- se keeper, and he has held R A Lyman to Hawaii Mill Co Ltd. Richard II Trent to First Am Sav AT 12 O'.'LOCK. AT SAME PLACE. 30 years. He Jr this position for the last C M; livestock, drays, harnesses, etc. & Tr Co of Hawaii Ltd. A M; mtg J says: "I was for a number of years, $1420. B 2.,.. p uai- - Morris wf on 2 pes land. Kapala- army people Hilo, Hawaii. and one of that numerous of 20. liKo. ma, Honolulu. Oahu. $3500. B 275, p Mine ed Dec who suffer with their backs. Will E Fisher, 29:!. Dated Dec 26, 1903. Sheriff's Sale. ached and pained me to no small ex- Manuel de Costa to 6 7 4. tract. II Trent. Add tent, so I was glad when I heard D; lots and blk Kaiulani Joe Morris to Richard that $1. 277, p 272. Dat- on 2 pes land, Kapa- ; i I am instructed by Sheriff A. M. of a remedy for it, Doan's Backache Honolulu. Oahu. B Secy: rents, etc, sell for him TO- ed June IS, 1904. lama. Honolulu. Oahu. $1. B 275, p 1- BROWN to at auction Kidneys Pills. I obtained some of these - A USEFUL GOAT. 293. 23. 1905. DAY, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, at the at the Hollister. Drug Co.'s store, and Will E Fisher to Mary De Costa, D; Dated Dec POLICE STATION, Kalakaua Hale, took them. They gave me great re- t'ascy Oi bought hip little Ly Timmy, a goat fer Christmas. lots 6 and 7 blk 4. Kaiulani tract, Ho- John M Lydgate to Hakalau Plantn in- ' 277, p 273. Dat- 1354, Honolulu, all the right, title and lief, and I make this short narration of Dolin Phat else did Timmy ? nolulu. Oahu. $1. B Co, L; gr Puohua, Hilo. Hawaii. W. AYLETT in the fol- - ot IS, 1904. 10 yrs $243 per yr. B 273, p 399. terest of R. my experience for the benfit of others Casey Xawthin'. Oi yoat to the Christmas tree and he ate every ed June at lowing properties: nearly tied th' McL Dated Oct 10, 1905. i who perhaps do not know that other present but thJ Bank of Hawaii Ltd to Emma. 3 Lot on makai side or lieretanta St., all backache arises from the kidneys, tub. i near Keaumoku St Size 50x136.9. and the best medicine for it is Doan's Lot adjoining Size 50x136.9 Lot, corner Cnristley Lane and Fort Doan's Backache Kidneys P:ils are Sts., together with improvements on 50 cents per box, for sale by all drug- 'It the abcv;, containing 10.140 square gists; sent by mail on receipt of price IN ; 1906 Subject to mort-- 4 RIGHT ? feet, more or less. by the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu, STARTING gage to Trustees of Oahu College, dat-- wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is- - , i to begin right. ed Dec. SR 1898. lands. At the beginning of the year, remember it's better Terms-i--2 of purchase price to be a x. -- TLu. iKQ,fin ic rrnnH rlnthf"? that fit and wear. Our hammer, ; , made up'jn the fall of the A Nutmeg State legislator thinks comfort and durability, Not expensive, rj balance fi dt livery of deed. that the question of what to do with tailoring is the sort that induces , Further' information of the emancipated and idly multiplying even though superior. S. KALAK I ELA. ' J. horses is to become in the future as t f Honolulu, County of ' Deputy Sheriff of great a question as the negro problem. I t Oahu. He does not suggest that the State - h Opposite Gazette Office. t ; fin.- - . w "lf J . r 1 King Street should try to educate them and let f WILL E. FISHER. them vote, but puts the solution of the ; J AUCTIONEER. matter up to the automobilists. Ik 'I : v .

.0 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY i, 1906.

f ing. is a steam stone PACIFIC Also, there THE crusnmg piani wnuiu suhchul i O00000000000 COOOOOOOCO00005 road. from which most of the hauling COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER of material would be dow n hill, .which 'erfomer BEAUTIFUL probably could be made available at a rpntal law enouerh tdx make its use S7ALTEB. : : : : : : EDITOS. 6. SMITH cheaper to the county than'anystone rmshiner ever before done for.tHono MONDAY JANUARY 1. lulu streets. iiiclli The Waialae road, if proper Brecon Cut structed, fould be a benefit '5 a ifc "No 'bitter selec- MAINLAND SUGAR IMPORTATIONS. tion including parts of two of the AT largest voting precincts of the fourth PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. The in the year about to end will sugar brought into the United States representative district, whose residents tion of most Time was when this beautiful ware was a luxury exceed 150 million dollars in value. More than 50 million dollars' worth of pay on a million dollars the but taxes about we are able to offer the best y this comes from our own islands of Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Philippine Soon after countv . government was selections of RICHLY CUT Islands, more than 100 million dollars' worth from foreign countries. The started, the word of a majority of Su GLASS w., and "Waia- exquisite, suit- at prices ch every household can avail itself of. :: country in the year 1905 will by far pervisors was driven that the total value of sugar brought into the lae road would be rebuilt among the Every piece scintillating with beautiful exeeed that of any preceding year. In the ten months ending with October the cut sunburst and verv first works to be done. Xow the Holi- scroll .'total value of sugar brought into the country was 244 million dollars, and as nrosDect is lengthened by several able for designs. The most beautiful and appreciative Wed- 4 the figures for the month of October alone exceed 8 million dollars it is quite months. ding and Holiday Presents handsomest of know House Gar- months of November and December If the voters of the section j apparent that the additions made in the their day gifts. nitures. vTpyfll year 1890, their rights, their interests and earry i far past the 150 million dollar line. Never before the rmwer thev will lose no more time in --A tad the value of sugar imported reached as much as 100 million dollars. In insisting on tvo things first, a change J 0 4 J '. the fiscal year 1891 it was 105 millions, and slowly increased until in the fiscal! of plans from a coral to a rock ma- Prices to suit " ear 1894 it was 127 millions. Then the total fell again below 100 millions, cadam road, and. second, the starting 1900 when was again 100 mil-- . of the work right away. and so remained until the fiscal year the total KAIMUKI. ail parses. Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd. - lions, but in no year has it reached anything like the figure which the present calendar year promises as the total value of sugar brought into the country. Fort and Merchant Streets. . Prior to 1900 all sugar coming in was stated under the general head of WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. Enough said. : imports. Since 1900 the sugar coming from the Hawaiian Islands and Porto coooooooooooxoooocoxxxooc OOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ Eico is not classed as an import, but is shown separately irs the figures of the Bureau of Statistics. The figures of the Bureau of Statistics for the ten months The following data, covering a period 28 compiled from ending with October, 1905 (the latest figures on this subject), show the value j of years, have been at Hono- - . of sugar imported from foreign countries to be $94,717,673; from the Hawaiian, the Weather Bureau records ' T. H. They to ?how Drag Islands, $35,816,244, and from Porto Eico, $13,083,084. From the Philippines lulu, are issued Mister AN ELECTRIC NEW dur-thi- s YEAR : have prevailed, the value of sugar imported in the ten months in question was $2,216,249, but the conditions that COMPANY. figure of sugar from the Philippines is included in the statement of im- - ing the 'month in question, for the ports above cited, since the Philippine Islands are not at the present time con-- above period of years, and must not The new year is at hand and you want to start it well. . sidered a custom district of the United States, and, therefore, the merchandise be construed as a forecast of the I Already 3 011 are thinHngf of resolutions which shall received from them is classed by the Bureau of Statistics as an import of for-- 1 weather conditions for the coming AUTOMOBILE I make the ) - eign merchandise. The value of all sugar imported into the United States in month. coming- year beter for you than the past has been. You can- ten months ending with October, 1905, was $94,717,673, against $75,425,307 Month, January, for 28 years, I the CLOCKS not start the year more auspiciously than by having- - Elec- - 1903. j in the same month- of 1904, and $55,186,S29 in the same months of The TEMPERATURE (1S90-1905- ). Cuba was $67,730,202, tricity installed in your home. value of sugar imported into the United States from temperature 71 deg. You will wonder how you have , WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN against $54,564,303 in the corresponding montns ot ivv-i- ana o,vo,ia m me warmest month was that of The INVOICE OF been able to getlong without it. We shall be furn- corresponding months of 1903; and the quantity imported from Cuba, 2,182,-767,02- 8 1S98, with an average of 72 deg. happy to 1905, pounds in the ten months ending with October, 1905, as against 2,551,-137,80- 1 The coldest month was that of ish you with any information relative to Electricity you with an average of 67 (leg. PINE that pounds in the some months of 1904, and 1,959,655,092 pounds in the ' The highest temperature was 84 deg. may desire. same months of 1903. on January 19, 1S91. AUTO This remarkable record which the year 1905 will present of more than 150 temperature was 54 deg. The lowest & & million dollars' worth of sugar brought into the United States is due rather to on January 1S93. CLOCKS & increased prices than to an increase in quantity. The total quantity of sugar PRECIPITATION' (RAIN) (1S78-1S9- 4, a Mounted in heavy polished trought in from foreign countries, and from Hawaii and Porto Eico combined, xn isoin. brass; 3.11 they are in keeping with the trim is in the t.-- n months ending with October. 1905. 4,45S,290,379 pounds, and in Average for the month, inches. mings of your car. ' Average number of days with .01 oi HAWAIIAN E - ending October, 1904, was 4,643,808,298 pounds. Thus the LECTRIC the- ten months with more, 12. CO. country year about to end an inch or actual quantity of sugar brought into the in the The greatest monthly precipitation Neat and Reliable 0 LIMITED. will be something less than that of last year, while the valuation, which is was 10.05 inches in 1S79. Time Pieces which is shipped to the United monthly precipitation was 5 Office, King St., based npon the selling price at the ports from it The least They are fitted with lock and key near Alakea St. 'Phone, Main 390. States, will be more than 40 million dollars in excess of the valuation of sugar 0.17 inch in 1S7S. making it impossible to have them The greatest amount of precipita-- ! stolen. )OAO0O.Oj:0jxgoj)Oj)C OS050OSO05) brought in during last year. tion recorded in any 24 consecutive SO?! o ' hours was 5.30 inches on January 1S79. FROM $7.50 .UP AN AGE OF CONFERENCES. RELATIVE HUMIDITY. "Government by conference'' seems likely to become a phrase to conjure Average 9 a. m., 72 per cent.; 9 p. m., CALL. AND SEE THEM. 1 . by. ITawaii has it. Nothing of any moment is ever done here now without a 78 per cent. (1S90-1904- ). uahalan 8 al 8 a. C6 per cent.; P. m;, conference, and the conference working through adjournments toward peren-iti- Average in., Formerly with E. R. Bath, has charge 6S per cent. (1905). taken of the bloom. But the paee is being set on the mainland. It is a disappointing (1S90-1905- ). PLUMBING DEPARTMENT nowadays without invitations to the Governor, to other off- CLOUDS AND WEATHER mail that arrives days, 12; to conferences Average number of clear H F. Wicbman&Co. of icials, to leaders of various associations and to individuals, attend partly cloudy days, 14; cloudy days, 5. and social questions. .. designed for settling all manner of national WIND. LIMITED. a number of conferences the past Jack Atkinson has represented Hawaii at The prevailing winds have been from FORT STREET. At 85 King Street. year. The Territory was multitudinously represented, with an element of mis- thj northeast. . representation thrown in, at the Mohonk conference. Governor Carter would The average hourly velocity of the xooooooooo o

... accept a of his conf erential bids. , wind during January, 1905, was &1 be absemt most of the time did he moiety ' ' Jiow he has another one. Happily or otherwise, it jibes well with Treasurer miles. r' The highest dur- as commissioner a card velocity of the wind Campbell's presence on the mainland, for insurance ing January, 1905, was 36 miles from awaits him also for this particular conference. ' the southwest on 7th. Thomas E. Drake, Superintendent of Insurance, District of Columbia, signs Station: Honolulu, T. H. the invitation. The occasion is the witch's cauldron of life insurance business Date of issue: December 30, 1905. JB over fire. place time of meeting, Chicago and Thurs lately hung the For and 9 averages of HOPP o'clock from records of minor conferences to - day, February I, are selected. It took a long string Territorial Meteorologist; 8 o'clock is the best roofing in the- world. Furniture Dealers ard Upholsterers .. ear..this major one. Mr. Drake tells of some preliminary foregatherings of averages from U. S. Weather Rareau Used on dwelling houses, poultry in Washington, followed by an extended meeting on December records. houses, stables or b never 10 and 11, which he was directed by President Roosevelt to attend. It is a ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, irns, it 9, Section Director, Weather Bureau. lengthy invitation he indites, but its purport is fully set forth in the following fails to give the best results. j nUBEROID defies ; opening passages: THE MAILS. water, weath- bm.i-es-s er, fire and i?an-.b- e ."Inviewof the interest that is now being taken in the Mails are due from the following acid and used of insurance throughout this country and in many sections points as follows: in winter or summer with equally abroad, too; also because' of the belief almost universally existing San Francisco Per Nevadan, Jan. 4. satisfactory effect. that the disturbed situation requires the wisest, most thoughtful Victoria Per Miowera. Jan. 13. When buying RUBEROID see and comprehensive consideration, it has been suggested by several Colonies Per Sierra. Jan. 9. Orient Per Siberia, Jan. 5. that the name is stamped on every facials, who frank high in public life, that a conference of all the Mails will depart as follows: strip. Otherwise you are governors, attorneys general and insurance commissioners of the liable to San Francisco Per Alameda, Jan. 3. be imposed upon. states, jand the District of Columbia be held for the pur- territories Orient Per Korea, 6. considering pertaining to as well as Jan. pose of matters life insurance, Victoria Per Moana, Jan. 10. ". the business of insurance in general." Guam and Manila Per Thomas, Jan. Verily, it is an .age, when the rulers of rth, paraphrasing the immortal. 14 or 15. Colonies Per Ventura, Jan. 10. poet, may proclaim: 1 L Furniture VThe world is out of joiat, m ALL HERE AND NOW ON DISPLAY. 7 lit O cursed spite! 177 SOUTH KING STREET. Yet by a conference, vhieh we do now appoint, We'll set it right, 0 : Hi iV S past few years, advo- OO "When the Advertiser, at different times within the F. 0. WIGKE NEW YOUNG BUILDING STORES. cated an ocean yacht race, it was in full confidence that the project would iX :r voTOR Wjuilder. ' and 1053-105- 9 Bishop Street. nature. Looks like coming close now, eh? ? Vrrf- - Sittings a ecialty. o Aepabirvet Work ind Polishing 104: A U iei St., rear of Y. M. C. A. he Advertiser wishes a IIapxy Xew Year to all of its readers and patrons. Phnf 447. residence Phone W. 1611. o HIIIIHWUI.WW DRemember it's 1906 in dating your letters. 1 gSi THE WAIALAE ROAD. tic nature in w-e- t weather, early be- PAUAHI BISHOP Did You Ever Investigate the Editor Advertiser: As a property comes a lumpy driveway, irritating to T MTTRTT.TTTUr passenger, Mother) owner at Kalmuki and one who knows the a severe draft on power KAT.TTTT, OAHU. Wabash Cabinet Filing System? a great deal of the history of road-maki- ng and a great producer of wear and tear we want you to know about our in Honolulu, I protest against in vehicles. is part strangers You are "onto your job," but could you drop out for a day or a week the proposal to rebuild the Waialae uaialae road of one of the ifi visiting Honolulu are hereby W at any "time? "with dredgings from the two main trunk thoroughfares travers- - I Jjn uuiuicu win me auove namea Museum road coral will be open to ing this island: ight angi-- ; .ioh I inspection oa FRI- iiarbor. Every taxpayer in the county j at to jjl j7 DAYS and SATURDAY i: Tjpon of each and 1 protest build- - j other. direct and straightaway LilllU right-han- should against it, for the every week of the year, and also upon so that your d man may double up if nescessary and "keep ing of a long stretch of road for heavy connections, including the entire length IB Alii. PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (Thanks- things moving." We are ready ta furnish the machinery in by same firm make the fact try the with coral is practically to throw of King street Honolulu, it is part of made the that giving and Christmas excepted), be- would like to do so. An Inquiry won't cost you a cent, unless you w ant famous LITTLE JL - I' 1 l PLAY tween, the hours 10 to, may you way money the Government road, "and from time of o'clock a. m. it and briny just what desire. tho it will cost. SUITS. and 5 o'clock p. m.. from Write us or ring us up, we will call immemorial been, Waialua the 31st dav and anj see you. Of all materials firmer than loam or; has from The LITTLE TUDOR SLEEPERS of March to the 31st day of October, h. beach on to Out- volcanic ashes ever put l iio a road the north "Waialae beach are made of pink and blue striped ana lrom xu o'ciocK a- - m. to 4:30, on flannel, style as per o'clock p. m. here, coral is the least durable as well t the south ot Oahu. Yet, while ing cut without the from the 1st day of! are made in sizes 1 to 8 November to j as the dirtiest. While still new coral! mone has bee poured out upjn the collar and the 31st day of March Hawaiian Office a years. at each year until further notice. I Specialty Co. Voari t,irn.i inf., o e,!.i,: Ewa section of this great artery of We consider this a perfect sleeping Tourists arriving in Honolulu br KING STREET, TVAITY BLOCK, PHONE MA IX 15 mortar by every considerable shower. travel for a score of years past, the garment for are nrouh steamers on other than children and confident the uym, .i.i.iiu-v..fc- Wakilae section regular irnfam ------In clear weather it gives forth glare has for most of that that a trial will be most satisfactory. visitor's days hereinbefore irtf'riiifH' riiiii 11 a lesignated (Sundays painful to the eyes, so that all who period been greatly neglected. The and Thanksgiving Waialae road scenery PRICE trxd Christmas excepted) and leaving frequent it must wear colored spec- commands and 65 CENTS. prior to the days set apart as regular tacles to avoid serious risk of vision. atmosphere not surpassed by any equal riitor 's days mav be admitted to the Also in dry weather a coral road yields stretch of highway in the country. If Museum Oa SPECIAL PERMITS, a during office hours from gen- freely an impalpable dust, which fills made into a good road there would be the none other more frequented by eral cfllce of the trustees, No. 77 Mer-hn- t the air above about is ex- drivers Our Belts Suspenders Trunks and it and for pleasure either In horse or horseless street, next d or to the banking Glovca ceedingly damaging to the lungs, eyes carriages. house of Bishop fe Co. Spring 4X5 Neck. Hanck'fs and Under- and clothing of the traveler, besides There is scarcely a hundred years MISSION TO MUSEUM FREE. sold w Electric cars bound west on N. a along aialae road where excellent J King wear Duck !beinS' detriment to paint and polish LS Ji.iL treet pass the Muaeura 1?tirnrr.er Valisca wear, hard stone for ro'adma'.,in:r material i every te of vehicles and harness. j does not, close upon both sides, uiimtes during the day. Stock Hats Pants Shirts "I Moreover, a abound. Honolulu, T. Etc. coral road, from its plas- - This material can be had for the ask-- H., June 12th, 1305. u TJZR ORDE2L. S?crt A xt Street, I. O. O. F. Building nd 15a Hotel Street.

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Though the suggestion is Dut a iew a HOBRON'S VIEWS. oM, the proposed trans-Pacifi- c $ months trans-Pacifi- c : The yacht race race from the Golden Gate to next summer will be the yacht greatest yachting event ever held on Ar,eri- - ' receiving much attention this side of the Honolulu, is can continent Aside from the unique yachting contest, the mainland press. From Califor- in the proposed race will give Hawaii a tremendous amount of fa- nia to Maine the newspapers are de- vorable advertising. All the yachting publication? arc voting space to the subject and several eager for information and will publish pictures and stories ppeeial articles have already appeared about, the race for the next six months. in weekly journals devoted to sport After the yachts reach here it is proposed to have local races in which the island yachts can visi- and recreation. i.--n participate with the s f tors. These races will be of special to Heretofore the Atlantic lias claimed fc interest yachtsmen will on the Pacific Coast and to sportsmen all over world-- . the the interest and attention of yachts- - Ihis race to Hawaii will awaken interest in ocean cruising' and the sport-lovin- g public of the men j- in the Pacific and will probably lead to the building of new the cruise across the Pacific world, but yachts, and we may see yachts from the mainland every year. being ex- vrill surely result in interest Our island waters are ideal for cruising, as our trade wimi tended to the Pacific Coast and Ha- weather enables sail craft to make fast and certain voyages. waii. We are blessed with the absence of dangerous fogs and While there are many enthusiasts ' 4- - -- mm t& freezing winds, and during my experience have never found on the Pa- i1 - - Y"7i V W it necessary who indulge in yachting to K&M ivki to put back through stress of weather. The cific, the sport has hardly made the I rs ll publicity cf the proposed race will show the yachtsmen of progress that it has in the East. The the world the delights of yachting in the Pacific and will br 'coming race will, however, help mat- the means of increasing interest in the snort and make Ha- - wan tne yacnung center oi tne ters wonderfully in this respect. racinc ooo-e-oo- o While the fleet of starters is not sailed likely to rival the one which pete with the schooner yacht Lurline. 15 from Sandy Hook last May in the The Lurline --was here a year or so ago. iiWi"i'n"nw' -. - A--. race across the Atlantic for the Kai- She was at the time making an eight z - i Sjj-j- w Tllw ; T- $ months' to Hawaii, Japan, the ser's Ocean Cup, the race will excite cruise ' f ' Philippines, the Society Islands and all 1 vvA. I much interest, for it will be V urytts fully as over the South Seas. The Lurline was contest of the first time that a speed formerly the property of John D. the kind has taken place across the Spreckels. Pacific. The Ramona, another South Coast yacht, may also be entered in the Whether two yachts compete or have ocean race. twenty, two excellent ends. will schooner-rigge- The Bonita, a d yacht been served. Hawaii will have been of Seattle, is likely to be entered, as and a foun- may Aggie advertised as never before the and the Martha. - ''.'--. "'c---' ' - . " V- - ! i 'I P dation will have been laid for a large MINOS RACES. i ii'if"." t !, h ' fleet of off-shor- e cruisers. While the visitors are here local ! - v w-- j. .11 '.! kj ; i .i f de- races will take place in which the Hon- lit .rdih':ltbt'i- The bringing about of the race olulu white wings will participate, pends largely upon the efforts of those . race more A cup may be offered for a 4rv-- course and the aft this end of the around Oaha, a distance of 120 miles, men that support it and do their parts which course offers running, beating as individuals, the greater the success and reaching and brings out the points e condi- of the first trans-Pacifi- yacht race of sailing under these varying tions. will be. . There may also be a race to Lahaina. OUTLINED. HACE Ihis is a beat up channel for 75 knots The Hawaii Yacht Club will present and tests the craft on windward work. a $500 silver cup, to be known as the A race may take place from Lahaina Cup," to be won outright to Hilo, in which case the visiting "Hawaiian yachts may depart for home from the race, for a yacht "by the victor in the Rainy City which is some 150 miles race starting from San Francisco and nearer California than is Honolulu. finishing at Honolulu. The eontest will SEASON IS FAVORABLE. be open to the world and will be sailed The time chosen for the race could under the auspices of the Pacific not be improved upon. The trade 6oastsYatingA9sojftI61t" "s" " winds" blow strong and true "in May, with very small chance of calms, and The race will probably take place in the trip should easily be made in from depending upon the April or May, twelve to fifteen days. convenience of the owners of yaehts The voyage home should be made in intending to participate. from fifteen to twenty days. It is t -- ' ' 1 A project is on foot for a race back slightly longer, as sailing craft have to ; Jn .v vr, -- sail north until near the latitude of t to California for a trophy to be pro- San Francisco, when they meet the Francisco Promotion vided by the San westerly winds, which carry them to Committee. their destination. At this time of the THE TROPHY. year only delightful weather will be 5 Two designs of the silver trophy to encountered and the entire experience will long be pleasantly remembered. be awarded the winner have been re- ceived by the Hawaiian Yacht Club. They were designed by Shreve & Co. FLOTSAM MDJETCAM : of San Francisco. The one pictured on : ? 5 this page will in all probability be ac- " cepted. 5 There will be a second prize in the design and far , It is a beautiful ocean race, probably a $50 cup. the Kalakaua Cup handsomer than TRANS-PACIFI- C YACHT RACE TROPHY. 1 '! THE PROBABLE which has always been looked upon as Sir Thomas Lipton will be given an the blue ribbon trophy of Hawaiian opportunity to offer a trophy. yachting. for a stop here, will probably occupy A system of handicapping will bo H. P. WOOD'S OPINION. John D. Spreekels may build a yacht about two months. adopted that will give all contestants On one side of the bowl of the. cup trans-Pacifi- c $ for the race. f f an equal opportunit v of winning. ) A yacht race will be an event absolutely is a scene at Waikiki beach with grim The La Paloma, which may enter the 4-- 0 unique in the annals of yachting and will undoubtedly prove old Diamond Heal looming up large in The handicapping will probably be race as the reyresentative yacht of The time of the finish will be taken to be the event of the year in sporting circles, descriptions of On other side the 0 the background. the left to the Pacific Coast Yachting As Hawaii, is 48 feet over all off Honolulu harbor. De rusneu oi ii' reproduced, the wnicn win to tne uttermost ends tne eartn ivj X winning yacht will be sociation. 0 th Associated Press man, who is ever on the alert for news, owner's name, date of the race and The competitors may range from 40 Tlie Hawaii Yacht Club will enter fa thu s giving advertising. & details being al30 engraved. The round trip, with allowance made feet to 90 feet over all tain the visitors in royal style. 0 Hawaii most valuable 7' other - I While the local promotion committee 0 The Hawaii Yacht Club deserves great credit for start- a cup, the race will be ing tins movement, winch must not be allowed to fail, hvery ?' -- will furnish the i "v it 0 v-- -- cr conducted under the auspiees of the re sident of the islands is interested in the outcome and noth- - J Hawaii Yacht Club, in order to pre- 0 in g should be left undone to bring to a successful issue the C ; vent the idea gaining ground that 0 first yacht race across the Pacific f there are any strings on the cup. zip. LOCAL COMPETITORS. Two boats that may represent Ha- waii in the great race are the La Ta-lo- 7 and the Gladys, both winners of t numerous races in local waters ami both excellent cruising yachts. The La Paloma, owned by ,C. W. Macfarlane, was originally rigged in eld style schooner fashion. Then she j was converted to a sloop and was fiaTly changed to what she is today, a modern schooner-rigge- d boat. Tfee Gladys is owned by T. .W. Hebron and is too well description. ktown locally to require i ' Ihe La Paloma has been over the urse, having sailed down from the oast. She made the trip without mis-la- p, although coming across the Pa-eiG- c ' - during the boisterous season. I rr--'- " - if the Gladys' v?t, vvi Tkere is no doubt about f I c ability to make the voyage. Both are 1 I f able sea boats. ; Should the Gladys compete she will probably bo shipped to San Francisco 1 n the deck of one of the ocean levi- athans. MAINLAND ENTRIES, -- 'ifwramii nisi.. jL., ...1 n l tiommodore Sinclair, of the South Coast Yacht Club, ia expected to com-- THE LA PALOI.IA. THE JrlYRTLE, it S .. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU", JANUARY i, 1906. 3BEJ53JSI u R .aaaaaaaaa4. nrnnii nn ill Castle-- & Cooke, Ltd. - HONOLULU. tt livmnni ivmui COMMISSION MERCHANT CHRISTMAS SUGAR FACTORS. AGENTS FOR The Ewa Plantation Co. Matters The Walalua Agricultural Co., 1UL Various Public The Kohala Sugar Co. The Waimea Sugar Mill Co. Personal and The Fulton Iron Works, St. Lomlai The Standard Oil Co. the beginning of another year, we take The George F. Blake Steam Pump. At Social. Weston's Centrifugals. to good people of Honolulu for Auction Sale The New England Mutual Life Inmr pleasure thank the ance Co., of Boston. MAUI, Dec. 29. Christmas celebra- 4. during the year that is The Aetna Insurance Co., xt Hart their generous patronage tions on Maui consisted mainly of Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1906, ford, Conn. , . The Alliance Assurance Co,, of hQ& 0 past, and to wish them all a happy and prosperous Christmas trees and Christmas dinners. AT 10 O'CLOCK X, M. don. , i 5 rj Excepting the baseball game of La-hain- a, hopes be realized At my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu New Year. May their fondest the observance of the day and street, I will sell. content. time was confined chiefly to family 1 SET ENCYCLOPAEDEA BRIT-TANIC- A, "HOW SAVINGS GROW to their hearts' parties at the different homes. The Our little booklet with be- families held their tree celebrations on Lot Corrugated Iro:i, Sewing- Ma- the above We shall do our utmost in the year that is title free for the asking. Saturday evening, Sunday evening and chine, Jewel Stove, Glassware, Clocks, FIRST on Monday, sumptuous dinners TWO-SEA- AMERICAN SAV7NO AND fore us to accommodate our customers in the best but the 1 T SURREY, were, of course, all given on Monday. Japanese Jardinieres and Stands, TRUST CO. OP HAWAU, LTD. possible manner, and trust that we may continue On Sunday, at the Paia Foreign Rugs, Grass Rugs,"- - Water Boilers, church, Rev. B. V. Bazata preached a Single Beds, Child's High Chair, Chairs, esteemed favors. on of Tables, Parlor Mission Table, Men's ALL, KINDS to receive their Christmas sermon the human side Felt Hats. OF Christ. II. W. Baldwin sang a fine 1 VELVET PILE RUG. 9x12. new; baritone solo and th music bj: the 1 COMBINATION BOOKCASE and RUBBER GOODS quartet was unusually elaborate and WRITING DESK, new; pleasing. The decorations were most 1 PARLOR ORGAN, Goodyear Co 1 PIANO, Rubber of cal-la- s attractive, consisting beautiful GLOBE WERNICKE BOOKCASE, R. H. PBASEk President. and gorgeous poinsettias. 1 KOA CHIFFONIER, San Francisco, Cal., U. S. A. . Q. YEB On Tuesday a Christmas celebration Lot Garden Hose, Rubber Boots, was held in the Kaupakalua school Valise, Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, HP Ladies' Bicycle, 1 Long Church Pew, 1858. house by the Makawao Catholic Established Wholesale and Retail Butchers. 1 Wheelbarrow, Garden Tools, Pic- church. There was a fine tree and tures, Crockery, Step Ladder, many children enjoyed the event. DINNER SET. BISHOP & CO., Thursday afternoon a Christmas tree SINGLE BARREL SHOT-GU- N, BANKERS. was held in the parlors of the Paia For- 1 Hot Water Boiler (oil), new; w. HEW YEAH S DANCE eign church for the benefit of the Etc., Etc. Cor. Merchant & Kaahumanu Sta. i children of the Sunday school. There e were a brilliantly adorned tree, a JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTIONEER. BY HIBERNIANS Santa Claus, gifts and refreshments for 0 W all. The program of entertainment 19 consisted of recitations and songs by An Income mmts the children and an interesting address This evening, Progress Hall, the at by Rev. B. V. Bazata. The singing by mile-ston- e past in the Division No. 1 Another Ladies' Auxiliary and the little children was especially sweet. Producer W. W. years of time. A. O. will give a joint dance, to Wright Co., Ltd. II., 75 present, old old, ring in new There were about and JFresh meats required for your daily Ring out the the help the new year on its course with a merry chime. young. horse-shoein-g ase, with eood send-off- . The committees in have opened a depart , Today the Chinese Sunday school at Auction Sale ment In Xtu tatill fir.d at Tee Hop's in profuse. Forget the past, remit the bonds charge have worked hard, and look for connection with their carrfa friendship sweet. Paia will hold a celebration under the - Tb old saying is. the best is cheapest; of ward to a large crowd and a jolly Valuable Taro Lands shop, etc. Having- secured the servteea out- direction of Mrs. F. M. Simpson. first-cla- ss TCe have the cheapest, best and With smiling face and time. It is the intention of the socie of a shoer, they are prepared freshest. stretched hands the New On Christmas morning an Underwood to do all your money's ties to give these dances every three work Intrusted to them In ft Call tn us and get Year greet. tvpewriter, together with a stand and first-cla- ss months or so, if enough interest is Saturday. January 13, 1906, manner. worth, $20 in money (a balance remaining Then TFith the wise you will have a manifested in them. This should AT 11 O'CLOCK NOON, - from the amount subscribed), was pre UerthL prove a nice addition to the social At my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu I sented to Rev. Mr. Bazata, of by Smoke- - Hloha Nui gaieties of Honolulu. Every effort will Paia, street, s some of his parishioners. H. J. N. be made looking to the comfort and en PANETELAS iovment of the jruests. New Year's NOTES. 19 Taro Patches CIGARS B, Q. Hop & Co,, Stanley Stephenson, should be a time of gaiety and festivi The Board of Supervisors will meet situated on School street extension, Yee ties, and none will have a more enjoy at Wailukirnext Tuesday. near Asylum. BEAVER able time than those who have the LUNCH BOOMS THE PAINTER, On 22d committee of seven H. J. NOLTE. MEAT MARKET. Hibernians for their hosts. . the the For further particulars apply New Signs for the New Year S 3 ilg-n- chosen by the Wailuku mass meeting of the 21st, selected County Attorney JAS. F. MORGAN. 31 A LONG TIME BETWEEN BITES. AUCTIONEER. EVloln D. II. Case to represent Maui as a LIVE TURKEYS Phono A statesman from the South, who is member of the delegation to be sent JUST RECEIVED a confirmed lover of the sport, and who PER S. S. has more than once accompanied to Washington concerning the federal NEBRASKAN. Typewriters FOR RENT. CLUB I Densmore Pure Wines Cleveland on his fishing revenue matter. A wireless message STABLES. "You can't find a better typewriter trips, relates how on one occasion was sent to Honolulu informing Mr Fort. above Hotel Street, Telephone new ball-beari- ng Dens- 109. titan the arupl Liquors when reference was made to the pro Case of his election. The meeting of LARGE HANDSOME PREMISES, Main more. It represents the highest verbial patience of fishermen, Mr. Kalihi, Near King St. - Family Trade Solicited. the committee was held at "The Fish standard cf typewriter construc- Cleveland was reminded of a good Two-stor- y House 2 bath rooms, sta- eries, " Kahului. Lovejoy & Co. story. bles, cottages, greenhouse, garden, ser- Choose the Artistic HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., LTD., Nuuanu St. : : Phone 308. "A friend of mine," said Mr Cleve Last week a commission composed of vants' rooms. land, once traveling on foot O. Alexander Toung Building. "was W. Aiken, W. F. Pogue and John FRUIT TREES ELEGANT SHADE through a section of West Virginia well KaJuna visited Lahaina to appraise TREES. MANY NEW DESIGNS IN known Cor its excellent fishing-goun- ds some government when he rhanced upon an angler of the kuleauas situated Room for Tennis Court. Orljt'nr.l and Only fenuln. old school a venerable old country near the center of the town. I will rent for 1 year from date at JOHN REILL, Engineer, Vv tik - Monuments ttfNSAFE. A!r.rellhie. I.bHIc. for ! man who, as he sat on the bank; look- Government Surveyor S. M. Ivana- - nominal rent. t'Mlt'HIiMeit',-- KMillVi Can be seen 1048-5- 0 Dealer In in KKI at.d i.inA metallic box. ed as if time and the world might kanui" has been busy for three weeks at Alakea Street. AND SECOND-HAN- D MA- pass away without disturbing his con F. g fT li.in. rr yon w:uKK..t. or nl HI." past surveying school lands in the JAS. MORGAN. CHINERY. 'if Ir.r l...,l....lu T..:.nl. tent. AUCTIONEER. nd "Ifellr fxr in taut rr - vicinity of Haleakala ranch and Pii- - Repairing of All Kinds. jf-- turn Mail. tfi.UOW 1im..m., So.' ) " 'Have you fished long in this holo for the purpose of classification J.C. AXTELL & CO...... m my GASOLINE ENGINES A SPECIALTY. nAim- - .,. 1' I stream?' pleasantly asked friend. enty-thre- 1801. :iSi Merchant Street, Tel. 116. " 'Tv e years,' was the la There are about 4000 acres of these Phone Blue P. O. Box 642. conic response of the fisherman, who lands to be divided into three classes, scarcely looked up. forest reserve, pasture Anils! JAPANESE AND AMERICAN " and homestead. eniH 'Get many bites?" was the next The S. FUJIVSURA question. pasture land will probably be ' leased to the highest Dry MASSAGE Still gazing intently along the rod bidder and the I'm ready now to show you mules and fancy Goorin 2!bearnattsm. .Bruises, Sprains, Tired he held, the old angler replied: homestead section will later on be al- I believe they are the best I've sold Manufacturers of Straw HatJ. ,T!5ing and Ailments QUICKLY Raisin Special " 'Two years ago in this very spot lotted to small farmers yet. other " according to Have a good look; any time, sale JXL1EVED. I had a fine bite.' the terms of the land law. soon. 44 4 King Street, Falama, In order to properly introduce a Yesterday Capt. A. HOTEL STREET. 1351. boy?" Waldwick, of PHONE WHITE good thing, we will sell, for a short Nippkins "Why so blue, old the JAS. F. MORGAN, time only. Bliffkins "I tried to economize by schooner Olga, now moored in Ka- marrying my typewriter." Nippkins hului harbor, had his mate, Wm. AUCTIONEER. TRY OUR DELICIOUS Water SEEDLESS SULTANA RAISINS "Good idea'" Bliffkins "No, it wasn't Wayne, arrested and fined $5 by the "Peacn Mellow" and "KasporV Pure Soda She refuses to do any more typewrit- Wailuku district court. The "You can't get better Soda Water ing, charge AT bearing the FOUNTAIN FOR 12U CENTS PER POUND demands two servants to take care was almsive language or something to View, Price, than thai of her, my type-witt- er Ijrar.d, for the simple reason that (In Pulk) and insists that next that effect. any shall be a man. although men Uatre isn't better made. These raisins ordinarily bring 20 Senator and Mrs. J. M. Dowsett and Location per want larger salaries." New York Soda Works. cents pound. They are of the Weekly. children of Honolulu PHONE MAIN 71. fountain highest quality f are spending the Street, near King. and are as clean holidays with Sheridan and sound as can be. Mrs. Dowsett of Maka- Plione 2.1 ain 270. wao, t ho Such a bargain has seldom if ever mother of Mr. Dowsett. For S NOTICE been offered to the public of Hono- Inspector C. W. Baldwin spent ale T?mnlATimant lulu and ui'l doubtless be taken full Christmas with his parents at Haiku. AT MANOA lirvinaco llfn advantage of. X m. Avon Crook of Kauai departed by The choicest lots both as regards meeting- or you At a tne xJoarJ of Control XING ST., NEAR LILIHA. REM EM HER FOR A EIMITEI' Wednesday's steamer after a holidav location and price. Let me show of the Harrison Mutual Association 1'HliIOI) ONLY. J3elp of all kinds furnished. visit at. his father's home in Makawao. held in the To wn send Undertaking JAS. F. MORGAN, 17, 1905, s dyed pressed. Valuable Parlors, November Assessment Cl&vhi-- cleaned, and Inspector If. M. Wells of Haiku de AUCTIONEER, No. 3 was called, payable 1 CrJer3 over Telephone White 1351 parted tor a business December visit to Honolulu and delinquent December 31, 1905. attended to. by . M. Levy & Co. the Claudine of We.lnes.biv J. 11. TOWNSEND, Secretary. j D. Book B. Murdock, auditor for Alexan-le- r Pretty 'PHONE MAIN 149. & Baldwin, left for Honolulu In-- the steamer of the 27th. JNO. CASSIDY, Today Miss Lindsay of Haiku will Cottages Art fishing nets for dens. Grass Free ive an afternoon tea in honor ot Mrs. and Lauhala shopping bags, Henry Alexander, Mrs. C. (. White pottery. - FOR RENT. Blectrieal l.rasses and Ask me to you semi sealed, frep. a hnnl- and Mrs. H. M. Wells, nil of whom 2c just competed, which will inspire anv man W o r e r. HAWAII AND SOUTH SEAS to l.e bilker, .stroiiirer. vounc-e- iif ha ii , have recentlv come to Haiku to reside. and more than he ever felt. I am a Corner Pensacola anil Lunalilo Sts. 159 CURIO COMPANY, ouuuer or men. The Xebraskan. Weedou commander, Healthy locality, cool beautiful E3NO ST. TEL. MAIN 111. 1 shade r -- - can take anv weak, nnnv man rwt r.i-- mMmMmn iVfi Alexander Young Building and leparted from Kahului trees. Houses built from yesterday. The Vim feel like a Sandow. Of course. I cau't architect's Royal Hawaiian Hotel. ;nake a Hercules ot" a man whn wna nunr steamer left tor Knanapali on Tuesdav approved nlan of l itest sanitation. mended by nature to be strong and husky Close to cars. Cheap rent. C. Co . dun t mean that. oaded sugar and returned to Kahului 3. Reynolds Sl But I can take a man who started with a n Thursday. JAS. F. MORGAN. Cation, Nail! & Co., Ltd Use :air constitution and before it trot fully becan tearing it down. That l'eiloiT A company of Japanese with moving AUCTIONEER. IMPORTERS AND Ul s weak nerved, slow, poky, lacking in DEALERS EKGINEKKS and MACHINISTS? Novelty vim, - Mills tmbition and I can make a lictures of tin recent war is again ex- BUILDING MATERIALS: UEBN AND RICHARDS STREETS nan m" Lira in three months so his own ri'-nd- s that iil.iting on Maui. wun't know him. DOORS, SASH, SHINGLES. EXCELLENT FLOOR I unt t you read this hook and learn the Weather: win.lv showerv in Furnished Bouse, myf 'del. Builders 1 "Boosts re-tub- with charcoal-Iro- n ruth about arguments. If you are not Hardware at west ratt ship s vigorous as you would like to be, if you Alakea K'"-ee-t. tnauka Sailors' Horn. tabes; general work. OALIFOHNIA FEED CO., Ar9it mve pains, weak kidneys, loss" of ' itality. :r"statie troubles, nervous spells, or Manoa. iny ai.nvnt or that kind that iinninna if "What i f this man ch.irgf-- with?" o .v.iuid assure your th-1-s- . - N"OW 3 future happiness if you ask.-- iM.'.ici- justire. LOCATED IN OFFICES 2 AND .v.'i-.!- lo,,k into this method of mine. Don't "Stea.intr a We Dye Kimonos, Silks, Melntyre Bu.'lding. ieiay it: your be-- t dars are slinninsr br If your h..r:.ir." paid the officer. THE HEALTHY DISTRICT. Clothes von want book I Any O,coiis AT REDUCED this send it closely sealed "W. !i. sir. what have you got to Fay THE HOME OF GOLF. Color guaranteed same not to ree n you inclose this Ad. - fade. I 'R I CIO AT ourst !: ?'' "Your honor,'" answer- Ever- convenience. g. fr ' Ladies' Clothing- to m. ed the prisoner, if you'll make em-- b Low rent. and Gents' made J. 5. MARTIN dr. Mclaughlin, it look like new at W O , S05 MAEKET ST., zzlrnnt I'll plead suilty. I may be Nicely furnished. O A . NITAXU r., NEAR HOTEL.. MERCHANT TAILOR. hi..-f- but I've got fft-lm's.- Chicago SUNRISE DYEING HOUSE. Fort Street - - - - Honolulu, T. H. SAN FRANCISCO, CAX. Tribune. JAS. F. MORGAN. Phone Main 457, 1256 Fort Street. , a r THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY i, i9o6.

I " i fcliUI POUDTCD UHC LOCAL BREVITIES. l II GHui uum ILII NttJ I tOv Matinee today at Orpheum. pi WHITNEY & MARSH H. E. Picker arrived from Kauai Frame the SUCCESSFUL YEAR yesterday. i As Haleiwa will shelter a large number J of excursionists today. Xmas Pictures Times, 195, will 4" Lpuhi Xo. 2, O. E. S., closed The Honolulu for GRAND Chapter be sold for 25 cents a copy. only. JANUARY SALE vcrv sui-f'- f ssful yo;ir on Saturday passenger a H. P. Baldwin was a in the If you have received PHOTOS Headquarters for Automobiles .OF. evening, Sj.t. 30, witli initiation, and Ke Au Hou from Kauai yesterday. FOR CHRISTMAS come and get year with a fully equipped fireproof i installation of its new officers. The When the new was saluted with one of OUR METAL PICTURE garage. bell and whistle, a tempest of rain FRAMES. Or perhaps you were doc-orate- d room were over town. HAM-YOUN- lodge and banquet hall broke the made a present of some drawings VON G CO.

bea-itifull- tonight's perfor- case Muslin The tables were Reserved seats for or paintings in which their Underwear mance Orpheum can be ordered will greatly enhanced by decorated in a unique manner. The at value be through phone White GS1. having them appropriately framed. in the lodge room were ALL KINDS OF BUILDING AND colors used The concert of the Plawaiian band Bring them to us and we will please green, and in the banquet REPAIR WORK DONE ON Begins Tuesday, white and at the Capitol grounds drew out a big you. We have the biggest stock SHORT NOTICE January 2g(S hall green and red. The banquet was and interested audience yesterday aft- of mouldings in Honolulu and use by most elaborate. ernoon. the best of taste in framing. Elegant past officers ' jewels were Surf bathing at the Moana and Hotel Great Values presented to the retiring Matron and Annex yesterday afternoon was en joyed by a large crowd. The water 1048 ALAKEA STREET. Patron, which they accepted with was at just thsright temperature. thanks and appropriate hearty Division Xo. 1, Ladies' Auxiliary, speeche-t- . Retiring Patron E. C. Brown Ancient Order of Hibernians, gives a AUTOMOBILE PARTS. acted as toastmaster (luring the ban dance this evening at Progress Hall, liPiiippn. . We keep everything you may need quet. Speeches were made bv the at 8 o'clock, which promises to be a for your auto, no matter what make Worthy Matron, Mary E. Brown, P. W. big affair. r-- --fc of machine it is. even- "The . Water L-- Brother Wilkin- Frank Harvey gave a luau last! SCHUMAN CARRIAGE of Quality" M. Sallie Williams, bf CO., LTD. Olive Branch ing in celebration of the advent the Waukesha's Original son, Brother Ridiout of. new year. The Ellis quintet elubwas Garage, Merchant St. Mineral Water Chapter, S. F., and Sister Moore, Asso- present and ushered the year in with' Sparkling ciate Matron of Eei Aloha Chapter No. a musical demonstration. Natural THE LATEST AND MOST STYLISH nts, i-j- 3, of Honolulu. Music during the ban- Manager Gray has issued invitations Holiday Footwear MILLINERY AT wuaris, Splits Crcwn Patent Corks quet was furnished by the Ellis Quin- for a New Year's concert and dance Club. , to be given this evening at the Young tet is The THE FINEST STOCK IN THE For Sale Everywhere W. P. Clarence E. Crabbe in- Hotel. It an invitation affair. P. concert is from 7:30 to 9:30. after CITY NOW ON DISPLAY AT iss Power's the following named officers: MACFARLANE & CO., Sole Agents. stalled which the dancing begins. MclNERNY SHOE STORE. MILLINERY PARLORS, Worthy Matron, Mary E. Brown. A union meeting will be held at Oa- BOSTON BUILDING, FORT STREET. . 4 1 Worthy Patron, Ray B. Reedy. hu Prison at 2 p. m. today, conducted 2"? Associate Matron. Alice G. Herriek. by Rev. Mr. Thwing and Mr. Morgan. 1 " Secretary, Emma 1. R. Crabbe. A feature of the exercises will be the 0XX00000000000 ooooooooooooooo Treasurer, Amelia B. Reedy. reading of a letter to the prisoners C A: Conductress, Clara M. Schmidt. written by the mother of Theodore Au-ertac- I T Associate Conductress, Elizabeth h. Richards. fc IN LESS Chaplain, Henry IT. Williams. The Buhler company presents this Marshal, May E. Heminger. afternoon and evening a new play, , THAN "Why Women Sin." This is a play 3 BAYS Organist, Harriet C. Evans. merit, and over THE ONLY DOUBLE-TRAC- K RAILWAY between tba I Adah, Emma A. Abies. which has considerable literary Missouri River and Chicago. despite its melodramatic title. Mr. ' 1 Ruth, Elva B. Evans. v NEW YEAR GREETINGS! it Esther, Nellie J. Stephens. Euhler and Miss Heyward are well THREE FAST TRAINS DAILY. Carrie B. Riley. cast, and the company throughout will VIA Martha, appear Electa. Ada A. Sharp. to advantage. To all our friends and patrons, $ SOUTHERN PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC AND Annie S. Wright. -- A xroposition is on foot to enlarge Warden, CHICAGO & ' Sentinel, Joshua D. Tucker. the stage of the Orpheum so that the we most greet- NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS I, compa- extend our cordial plays presented by the Buhler Overland Limited. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 11 a. tn. ny may be produced to better advan ings and best wishes for a very pros- daily. The most Luxurious Train in the World. New Pullman Drawling-roo- tage. If this is done in the near future and State-roo- m cars built expressly for this famous train. GenGte-men- 's company may play a the Buhler for perous and Happy Buffet and Lady's Parlor Observation Car, Book Lovers Library. . New Year. I week at the Opera House, returning to Dining: Car, Meals a la Carte. Electric Lighted throughout. are - the Orpheum when the alterations Eastern Express. Vestibuled. 8 p. completed. Leaves San Francisco at m. d&Ur. &-e- . Through Pullman Palace and Sleeping Cars to Chicago. Dining CattU The service at the Rapid Transit Wo Free Reclining Chair Cars. clubhouse 10 a. m. yesterday, W. BIM0ND Happy New Year ! Men's at Atlantic Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 9 a. m. uajr. by of - included an address Mr. Merrill Standard and Tourist Sleepers.- This to you from the CRI- New York. He spoke on the worth of 0000CK000000000OOCK0000 ooooooooooooooo TERION. a day and greatly impressed his hear- PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS ers by the range of his knowledge, and Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of verythlng. We can't guarantee you his practical method of applying it. r. r. ritchie, G.A.P.c. NORTH WESTEBH the best of luck but we can He" has traveled extensively observing mm s RT. closely the differing customs of vari- ruescSays Jan. 29 S90 617 Market Steet, (Palace Hotel) Sao guarantee you the best of ous peoples, and proved both an in- or U. P. Company's Agent. FrBcfcc liquors. teresting and valuable speaker. Peace was the subject of the 4:30 C. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor, afternoon meeting in the Y. M. C. A. We will offer hundreds of Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets, hall. There was an animated discus- sion at the close, all agreeing that the Bargain victories of peace are far greater than REMNANTS at those of war, and that the power of Prices akes the Mouth Water the Prince of Peace in the heart of the individual is the only sure way of having that peace that harmonizes in- dividuals, communities and nations. Every odd length in the house has been That's just what our Delicatessen counter does. At 'S The last meeting of the year was. measured up and marked for a Grand Clear present it. groans beneath an imposing array of good things BUSINESS LOCALS. characterized by such a fine fervor brought us by the s. s. Alameda. The pick of the mainland that it augurs well for the sucee ing bale. of the coming year. markets is represented and the assortment includes: Morgan's columns. FANCY CHEESE;, SMOKED EELS, MACKEREL Get your money's worth-tdri- nk VEILED AND SILENT AUCTIONS and some incomparable Rainier beer. IN INDIA. OLIVES in bulks. year At same on Korean's first sale of the new In the course of an interesting paper the time Delicatessen lovers will do well to make an early inspec- on Tuesday at the salesroom. on shellac, communicated to the Phar- tion of this notable consignment. Don't miss the sale of muslin under maceutical Society, Sir George Watt, C. wear at Whitney & Marsh's tomor I. E., described the quaint practice row. adopted at the auctions in India. Piano taught in six months by an ex- The buyers and sellers join hands and sit facing each other, a cloth being GO. perienced teacher. See our classified buyer METROPOLITAN MEAT ads. for particulars. thrown over the hands. The Telephone 45. presses certain fingers of the seller's Main Mrs. Taylor, the florist, wishes to an- hand, making an offer. This is to- thus will big n nounce that her store will be open usually rejected by a motion of the be found a line of day. A choice lot of roses, etc., is on head, and further finger pressing en- sale. sues. 5 First-clas- s tickets to all stations on Finally the bargain is struck without the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon a word having1 been uttered. The ad rviusiso Un erwear tickets are now on sale at the office vantage claimed for this system is that aaies HOLLY of Trent & Co., 936 Fort street. the bayer may proceed from one seller FLOUR Dealers and others take notice that to another and make his purchases At Sweeping Reductions the goods slightly damaged by lire at without his price being known to other In some articles of household requirement,' medium grade the Davies warehouse sale will be sold dealers. London Daily Mail. for the January Sale. goods will answer the purpose as well as the best. so at Morgan's auction rooms shortly. with flour. Your physical welfare and that of vour family The mules from the IT. S. Army Quartermaster's Department, for sale Special for uemanci mat only nour ot tne very highest quality be intro- by Morgan very soon, are of a superior duced in your kitchen. There is no purer, more economical quality. Anyone wishing to inspect, or more uniform flour on the market than HOLLY ring u Morgan, 72. & FLOUR. Main KERR CO LTD You make no mistake in ordering That new vibrating facial massage Tuesday, Jan. 2 it. at the Silent Barber Shop is a wonder. People come into the shop with split- " WINDOW FULL OF ting headache and forget they had It A WHOLE 1 Tiieo.H. Davies & Lid. after the machine gets through with Co, .them. DRY iViONOPOLE Wholesale . J. M. Levy & Co. will sell for a Agents. t short time only, choice, seedless sul- The most delicious CHAMPAGNE of the Age. Grocery Department 'Phone, Private Exchange 5. K tana raisins at the special low price applique Laces The choice of the Rulers of the World's Great Nations Since 1S13 of 12 c. per pound. usu- this Wine been as on of all the 5-?- 0 These goods 2 TO 4U INCHES WIDE. has served the best the tables O ally bring I'Of. a pound and the price Monarchs of Europe and Asia, has been lowered in order to introduce Madalion DRY MONOPOLE (Red Top), MONOPOLE BRUT (Club Dry). them. In traiJiht, Waved and Quarts, Tints, Half Pints. Effects, at QUALITY. ECONOMY, METROPOLITAN MARKET. & COMPANY, LIMITED. w-i- LEWIS The Metropolitan Market close I "2c y jE3Zon61-u.l"i- a 2 sir 210. on Monday 8 a. m. will SOLE AGElfTS. 1G9 KING ST.. TEL. at Deliveries TO G'.ic. YARD. Soap Oc WORTH FROM A J "Worko leave promptly at that hour. JUL. FRED. L. WALDRON, LACES- - -- no or All new old Spreckels Block. : : : Sole. Agent. ' RAILROADING IN THE WEST. shoj.'worn goods. A Xew-York- iT travelling in the West on business w is obliged to journey :.o SEE I E RETA N I A STREET 000000000000000 coooxxcooooxxoooooooooooc a mining-tow- n in Colorado by the only WINDOW. railroad in that part of the stale. The i train crawled along at a snail's pace, Arrived ex "Dunifriesshore" f to the intense irritation of the travel- Prepa rations Are rioing on for Our S ler, who was on urgent business. Fin- Great A duplicating- apparatus so simple that a child can oper- Andrew Usher's Special Kescrve, ally, when a stop was a made at small efi"ecti-- e station, and no one either boarded or JANUARY SALE OF ate it. yet so that it actually equals the speed and Biichanan'sBIack and White, "llhod-- alighted from the train, the passenger capacity of a modern printing press. -- 6 uU stand it no longer, ('ailing to It will produce from one handwritten or typewri.'en erick Dim" the conductor, he angrily inquired the n of a postcard to a cause of the delay. lies' original up to 5,00c copies any size, from ""It's all right, paid." explained that sheet of brief, every copy'-having- the exact appearance of the official; "it's to oblige the station agent li of copies the Announcement. original and automatically register the number here. wants a mug o' hot water Watch for in He printed. Scotch Whiskies from the engine to shave with." The is warranted for 10 years. ROXEO t c& T3EE AIoAMEDA JAN. 3rd. PRICE $65.00 Takes the next shipment of Tropic Fruit Co. '3 pineapples to the Coast. N. S. SACHS C. PEACOCK & CO., LTD. Address P. O. Box 50, Honolulu, or W. DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED J. A. M. JOHNSON CO., LTD. SOLE AGENTS. S leave "orders with Wells-Farg- King FORT STREET, HONOLULU. Ct treet. ' Corner Fort and Beretanla Streets. ckooocockcocoooc;x OOOOOOOOOOOOCKsCc,- - 5; aim 11 ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY i, 1906. 3- - THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Line Gountry Ho Honolulu, December 20. 1903. nit with the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. J&Muners running in connection 'j Capital for Sale Wk3 g,i Honolulu on or about the fol lowing dates: NAME OF STOCK, Paul t p Val. Bid. Ask r FOR VANCOUVER. Mbkcanxile. IJPOB FIJI AND AUSTRAILIA. C. BKK WhH tjc $1,000,000 00 1905 to...... THE BEAUTIFUL 1905 9UUAH 27 PEARL ClTT JAN. lu Ewa ' 5,000,0(0 20 RESIDENCE OF HON. H. . JAN. 13MOANA ... Agricultural.-- - KJ0 E anOWERA Haw 81!-K- FEB. 7 2.812.7; 100 COOPER. 8BOANA ..... FEB. 10 AORANGI Haw. oin.3fcniyar o 10 MAR. 7 Hawaiian sa,.r Ci.. J.OOO.OOO .0 AORANGI MAR. MIOWERA Hoiidiiiii 7".0.00 mi 135 points" in Canada, United States and Europe. Houukna 2,0Ul.im0 :v 12 GOOD BOATING, GOOD FISHINQ Through tickets issued to all Haiku i)(0 00V lOu 185 ' ftOO.l). o 0 27' GOOD SWIMMING. & CO., LTD., Kahuku i THEO. H. DAVIES FOR SALE ?,MI0,00(. 5j tt.ihei Lo. Ltd.-- ! flau. KM 30 Kipahulu j ItHl.UOM Overlooks GENERAL. AGENTS. iOO Ewa and Oahu Sugar plaa. Koloa I !00 000 Mc B r v A e S u s.Co. , Lta . s,.v o.ooo: 20 5 tations. and under full sweep of the Oafau .Sugar Co- - 8 1.0".' 00 1(0 i fe5 trade winds. ' l.Ot'0,0 0: 20 Ouomea... i May be bought very & OuUala 5X).WK) ii) 5 6 at a reasonably Co., Occidental Oriental : Pacific Mail S. S. Olaa sugar Co. Ltd... 5.1HK,(HK). 20 i figure. The steamer Ke Au IIou arrived MAKIKI DISTRICT. Olowaiu !5O.O0' Qj 80 8a Faauhau SuKl-'latiCo- . 5,0-- m 5'J S. Co., and Toyo Kistn Kaisha. from the windward side of Kauai at S0(),( (K) 1fr S. Pacific ' 1170 su- Paia 1 50.0001 100 ....:i5 7:25 a. m. Sunday with bags Six-roo- m ; mosqu- & of above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this cottage Pepeekeo 70.000, 100 lt)0 Halstesd Co., U d. Steamers the Ki-laue- a, gar for W. G. Irwin & Co. from Pioneer 2,750,000! 100 125 en or about the dates below mentioned: rvgri. 4,50).ft 0, 100 70 71 jrt ito-proof ; Waialua Co 211 bags of rice, 11 bags of electric Wailuku 700.000,' 100 W. L. HOWARD, Financial Agent FRANCISCO TO THE SAN FRANCISCO. 49 packages sundries. iVailukii sugar Co. 2JXOM SAN FOR dried taro and jnr,,ooo! 700 FOR SALE. Residence on Young was ; crii ORIENT. The weather outward bound lights connected with Wainianalo . . 2fP90 100 160 street; elegant residence, Beretani ..DEC. 29 fine, bound strong head VVaimea Sugar iKoooJ 100 3COTLEA ...JAN. 6 AMERICA MAKU but inward Mi'l.. street, near Thomas Square; house 17 ... JAN. 5 winds were met. sewer ; lot 60x90, front- MlSCBLLANKOT'8 Prospect ' ...JAN. SIBERIA (uter-isiati- and lot. street. COPTIC 19 d S S. 1,500,000 100 :25 30 J .,JAN. She reports following sugar list: t'o 115 SIBERIA ..JAN. MONGOLIA the H w. Electric Co 500,000. 100 FOR RENT. House on Wylje ntreet 5 .. JAN. 25 K. S. M., 2000; V. K., 700; G. & R.. ing on H. K. X, A Ii. Co., 101 MARU ...FEB. CHINA two streets." Fid l,i6o,onc 100 66 Loans negotiated; abstracts of title. iiSTERICA - J 70 to 1070; McBryde. 5000; Koloa, 2150; M. A. H. K- 6 L. Co., C... 5 For further information apply Mutual Tel. Co ISO.OOO 10 9 McINTYRE BUILDING fi K., 5S70; L. P., 2395; A. M., 1440; Dia- Price, $2,100.00 87 es AGENTS. O. K. & L.Co 4.CC0 000 10 H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD., mond W. 100. Hilo K K, Co 1.C0C.OO0 20 Honolulu Brewing & KINAU 'S FREIGHT LIST. Uniting Jo- - J.td 400.00J-Amt.Out- 20 CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S ft5 Bonds. The Kinau brought from Hawaii Sat- Haw.Ter.,4 p. c.(Fire standinp one largest list of pas- Claims; 315,000 jlOO urday of the Haw. Ter. 4 p. c. (Ke-- Now York Tana line will arrive and leave this port sengers yet and made lunaing i05j 6oi.ooo; , Th fine passenger steamers of this she has carried on to date, 12 Haw Ter. f'ip. c 1.000,ft0&i. Regular line of time record 4-- vessels plying aa Ikaraader: the fastest Haw Ter. i p. o . 1 OOO.OOOi 5 HENRY WATERHOUSE 5 p. 209,000 between New York Hono- FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. hours an.d minutes. Haw. tiov't., c... 100 and TOOM SAN She brought 4 boxes chickens, 6 bar- TRUST COMPANY, LTD. Cal. Beet & ug. Rtf. lulu. 3 Co- - p. c 1,000,000' . . rvir- W -AT.AMEnA JAN. 10 6. ... 102?i T.lt1Ml)A rels paint, , 9 boxes fruit, bundles 6. p. 31,0,000 :o:i FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- CSTPDO A 9 Haiku c. JAN- - 10 ....JAN. 11 wood, 11 cases to- Merchant Sts., Haw. Com. & ugar CENTURA CliJUlkn 24 hides, cords of Fort and 1,677,000! EST RATES. 19 ALAMEDA JAN. bags, 10 Co. 5 p.c 'JkLAMHDA JAN. bacco, 14 bales Japanese boxes Honolulu, Hawaii. Haw. 8 p. 500,000 For freight rates apply to 31 SONOMA JAN. 30 22; tigar c... 102!4! SSERRA JAN. pigs, 19 bags of taro and potatoes, Hilo K. K. Co., tt p. c l.OoO.dOO; CHAS. BREWER & CO., pigs, 22 pieces koa lumber, 32 bundles Hon. K T. A L. Co., 27 Kilby St., Boston, or 6 p. 70.00o! . agents are 120 sun- c .108 sailling of the above steamers, the awa. 36 empty kegs. packages 6 p 200,000 . oo C. BREWER & CO.. LTD., Xa with the rail-STlro- Kahuku c connection in any c- . to intending passengers. Coupon Through Tickets by dries. O. K. A L Co. 6 p. - -- 2,0.l0,000 . ,'lWi-- Honolulu. and from New 3000 Oahu sugarCo.i)p.c. 750,000, 103 to all points in the United States, Sugar on Hawaii: Hakalau, 6 l,250,000l San Francisco ports. Olaa Sugar Co., p. c. 100 Tort ly any steamship line to all European bags; Paauhau, 5100 bags; Punaluu, Paia 6 p.c 450,000 koVi; .... TO 4425 bags; 1323 bags. Pioneer Mill Co tip. c. l,250,iiO0 I'D PGR FURTHER PARTICULARS. APPLY InuafiO, WaiHlua .Ag Co. 6 p.c. 1,000,000 .oo pop s&ji--n: ouses Mct-iryd- Sugar v 2,0 0.(101 100 LOT, W. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. A CATTLE CARGO. corner Anapuni St. and Wilder Ave., 10,000 square morn- SESSION SALES. about feet. The Xoeau arrived yesterday LOTS, Kaimuki, 9 and 11, Block I, ing from Napoopoo and Hawaii ports (Morning Sessioi good location. in-Hawai- ian Steamship Company. For Rent sric with 35 head of 'cattle, 50 bags of coffee, 5 Haw. C. & S., S2.50. LOT, King St., beyond McCully St Freight received at Company's wharf, $1000. "jrorvM YORK TO HONOLULU, 2 crates of chickens and 10 packages firwnwich street. SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. LOT, Kuakini St.. with house, cheap. ja.ii. i sundries. B. S. Oregon ian ij St., 2 Bedrooms $25.00 57 FOR 15 - met strong northeast King O. R. & L. Co., S7.50; ZZ Pioneer; RENT. Feb. tmvnilTT.TT Tflw RATJ VRAN- The Xoeau 3. E. American rxUJl iivy.'f Nonpareil Lane, 2 Bedrooms 17.00 127.50; 50 Ewa, 27.25: 130 27.125; HOUSE on King street, beyond CISCO. winds and choppy seas on the outward Ewa, Square, J"reigM received at all times at the the landing .was 1925 Young St., 3 Bedrooms 30.00 100 Ewa, 27.50; $10000 Pioneer 6s, 106; Thomas next to Alexander trip. At Hamakua 2 Bedrooms 15.00 Young's residence. Company's wharf. 41st street, South bad on account of northerly swell, but Puunui Ave, $2000 Haw. Sug. Co. 6s, 102.50; 50 Kihei, S. S. . Jan- - 7 Young St., 2 Bedrooms 27.50 1 Nevadan coast weather was fine. 8.125; 25 Waialua, 70; 50 Oahu Sug. Co., Apply to W. W. CHAMBERLAIN, ." Jan. 28 along Kona the 4 50.00 S. S. Nebraskan was passed Lunalilo St., Bedrooms...... S7.50; 20 Haw. Ag., 110; 950 McBryde, Room 206 Judd building. FRANCISCO TO HONO- The steamer Mauna Loa Beretania St., 4 Bedrooms 30.00 i 32iOM SAN at Kauhou. The homeward trip was 5.25; 10 Waimea. 62.50. LULU DIRECT. 1ACOMA TO Kinau St., 3 Bedrooms 25.00 FROM SEATTLE AND fine. No cabin passengers were brought. 30.00 DIVIDENDS. 18 Kinau St., .4 Bedrooms & S. Nebraskan Jan. HONOLULU. MADE SHORT STAY. Beretania St., 3 Bedrooms 30.00 December 30, 1905. S. Nevadan Feb. 8 Pacific Heights, 2 Bedrooms.... 15.00 C. Brewer & Co., 3 per cent; Ewa, S. S. Feb. 2 The American bark Coronado, Cap- i Nevadan Thurston & Green Sts., 3 Bedrms. 35.00 2'2 per cent; Honomu, 2 per cent; Ka- - 23 , And each month thereafter Feb. 26th S. S. Nebraskan tain Potter, which came in on the 1704 King St., 3 Bedrooms 32.00 huku, 1 per cent; Waimanalo, 2 per For Give AGENTS. from San Francisco, has unloaded ih Aloha Lane, 2 Bedrooms.'. 17.50 cent; Wailuku, 4 per cent; Haw. Elec- H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD., ward cargo, reloaded with sugar and Lunalilo St., 4 Bedrooms 31.25 tric, y2 per cent; Olowalu, 1 per ceni; Agent. & I.-- CaP. MORSE. General Freight srvled for San Francisco again. She Middle Bos? Sts., 2 Bedrooms. 8.25 Hon. B. & M. Co., 1 per cent; I. left yesterday afternoon, being the first "The Melrosp," 50 Roms 50.00 S. N. Co. (quar.), 2 per cent; H. R.. T. of the sugar fleet to go. This is one Miller St., near Hotel St, fur- & L. C. Com. (quar.), 1 per cent; H. R. This Tree of the shortest stays that a vessel has nished, 4 Bedrooms. 60.00 T. & L. Co. Pfd. (quar.), 3 per cent. Co ever made to Honolulu, where she 2 Stores, Nuuanu St... 40.00 January, 2. 1906. Transfer Beach, 3 Bedrooms 50.00 Pacific Waikiki 2 brought in, discharged and loaded a Haiku, per cent; Paia, iy2 per cent; CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE 10.00 WILL full cargo. Palama, 2 Bedrooms Pioneer, 2 per cent; Honokaa, ys per save you money. Morris Ave., 2 Bedrooms 10.00 We pack, haul and ship your goods and IN FROM HAMAKUA. cent. in wood, coal and kindlings. January 5, 1906. We have given the tree away Dealers stove The Kauai came in from Kawaihae Haw'n Com. & Sugar Co., 65c. share; 126 Phone Main 58. & CO., Storage in Brick Warehouse, King Street. at 5:10 a. m. yesterday with 1 case TRENT Onomea (S. F.), 2 per cent; Paauhau and we now offer some one a bar- 938 Street. 1 of empty bottles and 70 head of cat- Fort (S. F.), per cent. gain. tle. No passengers. . DECEMBER SALES. $250.00 CASH and $25.00 A Go. The weather reported is northerly " 1024 Ewa, 27.125 to 27.50; 20 Haw. Ag. Hustace, Peck Co., Ltd. east-northea- st Union Express swells with winds dur LEXiKDER Co., 110; 22 Haw. Com. & Sug. Co., MONTH will buy you a home 63 Queen Street ing tlie trip. Kawaihae was left at WS 82 to S2.50; 350 Haw. Sug. Co., 31 to at ; Puunahou. Front lot; 3 bed- 1:35 p. m. Saturday. The Kauai left fire-proof- y1 Jll 33.25; 93 135; 1000 the following steamship lines: Absolutely finest cui Honomu, Honokaa, Having baggage contracts with Honolulu on this trip on the 21st and sine, elegantly furnished and' the 12.50; 190 Kahuku, 27; 34 Kihei, 8.125 rooms; electric lights; porcelain " Steamship Co. Oceania Steamship Os. Pacific Mail spent Christmas at Hilo. best of service. to S.25; 1632 McBryde, 5.25 to 6; 179 Bteanahlp Co. Toyo Kaisen Kaisha Steamship Co. bath; close to Oahu College; cars ecidtntal & Oriental NOAH W. GRAY, Manager, Oahu, 87.50 to 95; 180 Onomea, 30; 35 Olaa, 3; 173 125 every five minutes, for town. We check your baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. HONOLULU, T: H. Pioneer Mill Co., to - L 133; 135 Ag. Co., 69.50 70; Jt ill a r ri off 1 r, Waialua to We have a furnished cottage 10 Waimea, 62.50; 203 I.-- I. S. N. Co., ARRIVED. at Kalihi for $20.00; Moving 120; 5 H. R. T.-- & L. Co. pfd., 101.50; 2 bedrooms. Piano and Furniture Sunday, 31. SAILED FOR HONOLULU. Telephone Main 86 December 210 H. R. T. & L. Co. Com., 65.50 to ) Specialty. Ka- 101 Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, from A.-- H. 66; O. R. & L. 87.50 89; 50 - S. S. Nevadan, Greene, from C9., to ;yWMHL L fST uai ports, 7:25 a- - m. San Francisco, 3 p. m., Dec. 2S, due P Hon. Brew. & Malt. Co., 24; $1000 Cal. Stmr. Noeau, Pederson, from Hawaii m., Jan. 4. Beet Sug. & Ref. Co. 6s, 102.75; $500 7 THE WATERHOUSE nt; ports, a. m. Sug. 104; J. y. Morgan, Presidaet: C. J. Campbell, Vice-Preside- J. I Mc- P. M. S. S. Siberia, Bent, from Yoko- Haiku Co. 6s, $5000 Haw. Sug. CO. Lean, Secretary; A. F. Cterk, Treasurer; N. E. Gedge, Auditor; Frank Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, from Hamakua, hama, Dec. 27; 4ue Jan. 5. Co. 6s, 102.50; $5700 O. R. & L. Co. 6s, 5:10 a. m. 105; $500 104; Eustace, Manager. P. M. S. S. Korea. Seabury, from San Paia 6s, $11000 Pioneer x Judd Building, DEPARTED. 1 Mill Co. 6s, 106; $8500 Agr. Co. s: Francisco, p. m., Dec. 30; due a. m., Waialua v Telephono, Main 132. S-a-etace-ec- Co., XtcV Am. bk. Coronado, Porter, for San Jan. 6. 6s, 100.75 to 101. DBAYMEN", G3 Queen Street. Francisco, 2:30 p. m. U. S. A. T. Sherman, from Manila, NOTICE. DEALERS IN SAIL TODAY. Dec. 16, via Nagasaki, Dec. 27; due No session Monday, January 1, 1906. Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and Jan 6. Professional A.-- H. Cards FIREWOOD, STOVE and STEAM COAL. way ports, 12 m. S. S. Alaskan, Nichols, from Stmr. Likelike, Naopal;, for Maui Seattle and Tacoma, Dec. 29; due p. m., Classified Advertisements. ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W. 3&C county ports, 5 p. m. Jan. 6. Stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, for TRANSPORT SERVICE. PHILIP L. WEAVER. Law office, 71 THE FACTFIO METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Kauai ports, 5 p. m. Buford, Ma- PERSONAL. aiercnant street. Cases In real prop-er- ty sailed from Honolulu for not accepted. Issued Every Sunday Morning by the Stmr. Kauai, Pederson, for Hamakua nila, Dec. 26. AMERICAN gentleman of 30 desires Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. ports, 5 p. m. Dix, at Honolulu (Naval wharf No. 1). the acquaintance of respectable Advertiser wind- " young Ad- Commercial WIN1 Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Ingalls, Manila. lady. Object, matrimony. DENTISTS. ,- at Honolulu, THRRM. O a- ward Kauai ports, 5 p. m. Lawton, sailed from Gu- dress No. 5, Gazette office. 157 HENRY BICKNELL, D.D.S. Unto fteiitred at the Post Office at MX4.W - g a Honolulu for e S PORT. am Dec. 29. eireei, corner Hotei; TeL Mi. 7. H... as second-clas- s matter. VESSELS IN and Cavite. Main . BABOM. C& C "2 o (Army and Navy.) Logan, sailed from Honolulu for Guam MUSIC. and Manila, Dec. 5. HUGO HER2ER Teacher of anuria Q a a 5 U. S. A. T. Dix, Ankers, from Naga- PIANO taught in 6 months by experi- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: a 5 Seward, at Manila. corner Beretania and Miller 0 saki, Dec. 19. enced teacher; $3 per month (8 les- Bergstrom It., B 3) 14 75 87 .001 63 3 H Sherman, sailed from Manila Dec. 35 Music Co. Sfloe Tear 112.00 u KB U. S. R. C Daniel Manning, Rob- sons). Special to be- M 25 30.08 79 6 01 67 6 NB 8 for Honolulu via Nagasaki, Deo. 27; attention aduit SSX Months 6.00 T i6 8 07 79 72 T 69 4 E 10 erts, from San Francisco, Dec. 22. ginners. "Music," Advertiser office. SO 70- - due Jan. 6. W 27 03 'U .01 70 4 r t U. S. S. Iroquois, Niblack, from Kau-nakak- ai, 157 SURVEYOR. Advertising rites on application. T 90 10 79 72 02 70 7 7 S. NE Dec. 24. Sheridan, at San Francisco. J. EMERSON. Surveyor and F 29 30 Oi 78 70 03 66 5 E 11 Solace, (repairing). gineer, 607 Stangenwald B 30 80 06 78 70 Oii 6J 3 K 11 at. Mare Island building. UfabUahed every morning except Sunday (Merchant Vessels.) Sumner, at New York. FOR SALE Alameda, O. S. S., Dowdell, from San Thomas, Dec. by the jNote: Barometer readings are cor arrived San Francisco, A TRUNK Cost $40, price $12- - Ad- Francisco, Dec. 29. 13, 8 p. m., sails $250 OO $300 00. GAZETTE CO., LTD., rected for temperature, instrumental for Honolulu Guam dress "Trunk," cjo P. O. Box 254. 157 HAWAIIAN errors, and local gravity, Dumfriesshire, . Br. bk., Taylor, from and Manila, Jan. 5. In small monthly 65 King; and reduced installments f?e Bolt Block, No. South St. to sea level. Average cloudiness stated Leith, Dec. 26. Warren, at San Francisco. will buy you a pretty lot in A PIANO-BO- X buggy Nuuanu En scale from 0 to 10. Direction of wind Engelhorn, Br. bk., Lovitt, from New-"castl- e, "Wright, at Manila. at a bargain; tract, the healthiest and coolest ------MANAGER C a CRANE Is prevailing direction during 24 hours N. S.-W.- Dec. 28. also set of harness. Almost new. Par- suburb of the city. ending 8 p. of- - ticulars Gazette office. 7280 J at m. Velocity wind is Erskine SI. Phelps, Graham, from Ma- LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED at A piece of fine, level agri- average velocity in miles per hour. nila, Dec. 11. cultural land, cleared of rocks and McC. STATES WEATHER BUREAU. ACRE ALEX. ASHLEY. Fullerton, Am. bktn., McKechnie, from PROPERTIES for sale, in and supplied with water, close to Wal-ala- e LAND CO. Section Director. Port Harford, Dec. 30. near Honolulu, at from $300 to $400 car line. Cheap for cash. Gerard C. Tobey, Am. bk., Scott, from Alexander Young Building. Honolulu, per acre. Charles S. Desky, Progress All kinds of bargains in real estate TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Block. ' 7279 in and out town. San Francisco, Dec. 22. Sunday, December 31. of o Kaiulani, Am. bk.. Colly, from San For rent cheaply several modern TIME TABLE H 6 Francisco, Nov. 16. COMPLETE set bound volumes Plant- and neat cottages. 3 6C S3 THERMO. 3 o WIND ers' Monthly. 22 vols., 1882 to 1904. HORSE October a 1901. Kenilworth, Am. sp., Colley, from a PASTURE. 3 w 5 55 B Uniform binding: full saeep. Price Good maniania pasture, close to OUTWARD. 4 J 35 Newcastle, Dec. 25. to a a c n $175.00. Address P. M., care Hawaiian town, at $3 per month per head. am ;pm pm. a.m., Klikital, Am. bk.. Cutter, from Port --tt 1 7 1 3 13 ets ? 6c' 2 " Gazette Co. Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and V.; 16 10, 1 82 6 .38 5 P0 H 58 Gamble, Dec. 18. o 2." H. Way Stations 9:15,a. m., 3.20 p. m. t e. o I l 11.18 3 90 3 On. 6 S8 5.3i S J. 8CHNACK. I I Morning Star, Am. s.s.. Garland, Gil- " City. Ewa Mill Way THE REAL ESTATE 5PT Pearl and 3 9 30 1 1 4 81' 4 5.V6 J9 5.31 0 4S bert Is., July 15. FOR RENT. DEALER. Stations 17: 30 a. m., 9:15 a. m., 'it.n: ! I i X N'uuanu. Am. bk., Josselyn, New York, SEA-SID- E 4 0 JO, 1 3 10 27, 5 03 6 f? 6 S9 5 32 1 34 1900 t6 72 61 61 .CO 10 cottage, of Camp- 11:6 a. m., 2:15 p. m.. 3:20 p. m., August 2. 6i m ... Wiikiki p. m., $9:30 p. m.. p. W bell homestead, Kapiolani Park. In- tll:15 in. 5 0 52 1;5 It 2 Z 46 7 45 6 40 5.34 2 23 Olympic, Am. bk., Evans, from San 1901 80.16.71 63 67 01 54 5 Ne ... p m I I quire 97 Merchant street. 7284 INWARD, B . 1 R 1 R via' O 24. 6 M 7 jri ii 3 13 Francisco, Dec. C902 29 93 V 69 73 00 70 2 NK .. Wai-aln- a B 7 0 18 6 STEIN WAY Honolulu from Kahuku, z.iu 4C5.34 4 04 irrrve ( i. i Robert Lewers. Am. sch., Underwood, ij 1908 C4 and Waianae 8:36 a. m., m5:Zl ill)' 30. 30 78 9 73 J5 78 ft KB ... OFFICES FOR RENT. Ss' H 8 2 34 2 f4 f 44 OS? fi il's 4 56 from Port Gamble, Dec. AND OTHER PIANOS. . 19 ra. S. G. Wilder, Am. bktn., Jackson, from 1904 30.171 77 65 71 69 4 ne 6 ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING, SurrlTe Mill First quarter of the moon Jan. 2. .0 Honolulu from Ewa and Guaymas, Dec. 29. only up-to-d- fireproof building; THAYER PIANO CO. re&rl City 1:46 a m., 8:J8 a. m,, Times of the tide are taken from the 190 ?0 09 76 67 72 09 70 3 E 11 rent includes electric light, hot and 156 ' M:SS a. m., 1:40 p. m., p. im., United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- PASSENGERS. ' AND 158 HOTEL STREET, 4:il 3i 7 75 '6 "0 fi 5 vR cold water service. Ap- p. m., 7:30 p. m. vey tables. Arrived. and Janitor . Opposite Young Hotel. Daily. The tides at Kahului ALEX. MC. ASHLEY, ply the Von Hamm-Youn- g Co., Ltd. and Hflo occur Per stmr. Ke Au 31, t Sunday Excepted. about one hour earlier than at Hono- Hou. December Section Director. 7275 j Sunday Only. lulu. from windward Kauai ports H. P. Baldwin, H. E. Picker, Miss Jrau, -- Haleiwa, Limited , a two-ho- ur Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours WHEN YOU HAVE A BAD THE STANGENWALD," only flre-- BEGIN" NEW YEAR KIGIIT 30 Spiilner. COLD. Honolulu every minutes slower than Greenwich Miss Mrs. H. Vol berg, Miss proof office building city. by Jeain, leaves Sunday, M. Volberg. in Ho-aaau- time, being Master J. Volberg. at 1:11 a. m. Returning arrives In lu, that of the meridian of 157 and You want a remedy that will give you Ordering Your Xew Clothing at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stopa degrees thirty minutes. The time whis- SO deck, as follows: 11 natives. 5 Chi- prompt relief. Get ChamberlahVs from ftaly at Pearl City and Waianae. tle blows at 1:30 p. m., which Is the nese. 7 Japanese. 1 Porto Rican, 4 Cough Remedy. It always cures and ROOM AND BOARD. same as 0 2 GLOBE CLOTHING CO., Greenwich. hours 0 minutes Portuguese, cures quickly. For sale by all Dealers TO BE HAD at 772 Kinau St. Heil-bro- n m F. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, Sun and moon are C4 Hotel Street. - fcr local time for Per stmr. Noeau, December 31, from and Druggists, Benson. Smith & Co., Avenue; private All TPt- G. P. & T. Ju the whole group. family. Prices Eight. Hawaii ports 2 deck. Ltd., Agents for Hawaii. modern improvements. 137

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" 000G00C000000000000000000 -, jan J. Iwalani lands live stock, at bacco First dutiable importation the dealers War in Manchuria ex- ey's Local Option bill commended libel suit Marriage 5, 1S43 eg- - I confirmed by vised to read school law.... Hawall Midway Children of Israel, long- of foreign goods. Jan. hibited in moving pictures. New phase of fishery cases Ayres cabled decision.. ..Louis sea-serpe- Adler's will. has meet- Major ; offers nt durion fruit Longest tow on haired fanatical j Teachers hold etables do well in Honolulu Feb. 1. Maui wants to name Speaker. for sale. J Arrangements for Puna Planta- - record. ings in the street The things that Wall receives, present from Prince Successor to Judge Hatch chosen. Feb. 15 -- D. P. R. Isenberg to be Pres- - tion. . , . . Well of Are in pit. Kilauea's Mar. IS. 6 S. guns from j -l Supt A. T. Atkinson must people swore off on New Years. Fushimi U. lands More delay over County Law. ident of TUar s i- . . , some the Senate Countv -- Art v.. t. LO - Bar-roo- m v naiucu Uc VlUul- i go methods get anti-Scho- ol Honolulu. Marine cable ; 'u. to ....Fortification plans for cruiser New Orleans Too cold in Waianae to study lo rov. carter Airs. Jacob- - cated Grave charge - ac- I sts ; against Fuller- Board data House Commit- Advantages of Honolulu as an held to be taxable. $4,000,000 business done in Stock Ex- - ; sen caught smuggling A grazier's ton.... Strange changes - in County tee on School Department At- climatization site for troops. ..Land 18. Commission work- change in Jan Hawaiian Agric-ul- j answer to McCandless T. Ryan, The Jan. Accounts J. Bill.. ..Young Hotel thief captured, j kinson case sKar chamber inquiry. Laws of the Territory elucidated.,... ing on scheme to divide Territorial tural Company to replant People's of Olaa. on planters and farmers j ' Property owners request exten- .... Mysterious ar- to through Metropoli- Sunday ! British steamer The advantages Honolulu cash between counties King Lunalilo, birthday observed baseball agitation.. ..Iaukea sion of Queen street Rapid Transit rives. completion of the Panama Canal. Meat Co. and Graziers Co., lock Supreme Court grants rehearing for begins fight for Kuhio's place Pe--j the tan traoks Wagner colony want Gov- 19. Oas Company solidly K. Lilikalani's ''n 21 years Sec'y Atkin-- j reira held rob-- Mar. Authorities on still hunt for Honolulu horns Basis of E. first time for Koloa postoffice j ernment land....Kohala-Hil- o R. R. description of the Al- - bery polygamy Who does best fails to organized Good claims to Crown Lands Dr. son describes Carter administration Janes, witness in Jones trial. franchise lost. ...How C. R. Bishop go Improved . get West Point prize Prof. Scott Aquarium and its inhabitants. varez advises Portuguese to not ( in New York Tribune admits bad record The Iwalani's expends a million dollars. , ; - I denounces Delegate ap- 2 lands of the Terri- - to Mexico Police Matron for Oa- Homestead Law suggested by Judge mysterious trio. action of In Jan. The arable J Mar. 4. $400,000 appropriation for Ho pointing one - IT 16. . who How Or- tory, by J. W. Pratt. Land Commis- j hu Jail, wanted by W. C. T. Weaver W. K. Makakoa works Feb. Legislature organized ..Gov- - failed manage- - message. nolulu harbor passes Congress.. .Ful- - ganic Act has been amended.. ..For- sioner Forests and their , Report of work of Attorney General's for Hawaii in Poughkeepsie, N. Y ernor's lerton - years. eb. 17. arrested for extortion No est fire in Olaa homesteads H. C. ment, by F. A. Hosmer Lahaina- Department for past two Old Sabbath in Hawaii described. Committees of Legislature more T. K. K. war. Terri- 19 to supply 2. A. succeeds named Will boats until end of Mossman acquitted of embezzlement luna the oldest school in the Tan islands ambitious Feb. Arthur Wilder Hawaii make its own Story of earlier poisoning Waterworks, by Transports McKinley Park Judge Hatch Hawaiian Quintet alcohol Strange doings for Hono- of Mrs. charge A. McC. Ashley talks on tory Government beef to Stanford. ...Big junket to Molokai in weather Sunday question Supt. of Public Works may be given to Territory Rubber j wanted in Shanghai Geo. A. Davis lulu city Attorney in trouble over and the Holloway, the air Solons at fine luau at Ma- scripture Boys' field trophy won Mexico by George j to charge Judge Whitney Koloa postoffice robbery Emma Square remoaeieu seeds brought from threatens Public ternity Home Barney Joy victim- - twice by ocm. , incompetency Agriculture schools a ex- the Kamehamehas.. ...W. L. producers form a corporation. IS wart sisai vjompa.ny scuus with sacred trust First ized Royal School official- pa- expenses portation building Whitney sworn in as District Magis- f Jan. 3. Port Arthur agrees to surren- pies to Maine for experiment in Board figures Geo. P. of Hawaiian tanned leath- ly oaened. 'St Attorney Breck- - per making. Thielen admitted to Stock Board er.... A Hawaiian composes Hotel trate George Divies entertains U. S. District fire-fighti- der ' i" Mar. 5. Kona ng successful. Bonaventure tars. , says Hawaiians are reconciled to Jan. 20. Builders and Traders Ex- Japanese Romance in a Honolulu march. ons ....Mrs. Stanford left Miss Berner 20. annexation City of Tacoma will change elect officers Pineapples kitchen Gas Works located at Iwi- - Feb. 18. Bonds of Hawaii not .taxable. Mar. Half thousand men to fight - small fortune,. ..Are Gear's latest in securing . to be sent to President lei Japanese tries to poison D. D. Inspectors recommended L. T. Ke- Wahiawa fire. ...All contented aid Hawaii in Congress and coffee judgments Proposed at ' appropriation for deepening Honolulu Roosevelt President refuses to re- Baldwin Drinking Club crusade. nake for the postmastersliip. . . .Pro- valid? Sunday leper settlement Quinn's Sunday-la- or nonomm Geo. D. Gear, Circuit Judge. hits liquor jobbers hard Royal. motion Committee's advertising com law Kalakaua's reign Lava is passes both Houses.. ..Trench harbor The needs appoint piling up in Harbor. Journalists preferred by Pres. Hawaiian Hotel Foreclosure..... Uni- - j mended Wilder sworn in as Asso- - ciater Decision involv- cut around Kona fire.. ..Holds out capture of diplomatic positions. organized. ciate Justice Company ing half a million duties. false hopes to applicants for exam- Jan. 4. Japanese celebrate Roosevelt for versity Club Gazette I Port Arthur Mission work in the Delegate Kalanianaole objects to Feb. 3. U. S. Government to buy Ha- complimented on printing Revised Mar. 6. Attorney Bail engaging steam- - ination for cadetships Oriental pub- ! ers away In old Chinese Empire Available Sec'y Atkinson's interference with waiian Coffee Merchants Ass'n. Laws.. ..Infamous punishment a se- to take Japanese..,. Chinese ascendancy Hawaii discussed.... Territory to be offered 1000 $1000 Territorial ! 'new officers Shortage in Ko rious problem Statesmen inspect burglar and pal arrested Foul Tropical imports into United States. lic lands in the his duties ' elects for sale Prince Fushimi arrives. bonds signed Byron O. Clark's loa P. O Chinese celebrate New lace exhibit Murderous assault on murder at Lihue Public utility ....Good test for diamonds.. ..War on presents agriculture. second mate Thou- franchises.... Hawaii has company in coast against Hawaiian 3 Jan. 5 E. K. Lilikalani views on possibilities of Years Reform methods of Stock of Bk. Willscott.. bananas.... Congress for Crown Land... Princess Emma Defries takes a Exchange Poetical description of sands of frogs for San Francisco disappointment at not getting gov- New cane loader.. ..Agricultural De- claim in partment Site for Federal BuiMing agitated. hack at' Lilikalani genealogical tree. Island scenery Fighting Regi- market.. ..Promotion Committee is- ernment building.. .Prize list for lace for eighteen months. Territorial Bonded Debt analyzed New Orleans Ministrels give de- ment, 18th Infantry, in port sues handy booklet, "Hawaii, a making designs.... Hawaiian stamps Mar. 21. Judd to act for Governor in Beckley honored in Hilo. lightful entertainment. Should O. R. & L. Co. pay water-rate- s? Primer." in British Museum. School Department investigation...... Admiral en- ' 7. 6- tale 21. Report not Big Lahai-- Feb. 19. Judge may be disbar-- Mar. Mrs. Stanford believed to have Plenty of men out fighting forest Jan - Porto Ricans sensational Jan. Pinkham's cash claim for Little treatment on the Islands dorsed by Labor Council Inter-Islan- d naluna. red at Panama Japanese woman been poisoned Bill passes Congress fires.... David Starr Jordan tells how of their 1 Fitch, written up by Salt S. S. Co. absorbs Wilder's S. S. Feb. 4. President pats Kuhio on back. dead in' Hilo bay.... Large profit: from permitting appeals to U. S. Sup. to get fishes that will eat mosquito Thomas Is- too try mur- Lake Herald Birds of Neckar Co C. H. ''Dickey, advocates fre- ....Small hope of Federal building peanut crop Water rights of Pau- - Court Beckley's libation to Fire larvae,. ...Costs much to ! Japanese derers, says Gov. on land may yield large revenue. quent voting on Local Option Com- for Honolulu Merchants talk taxes oa Mosquito campaign Prince Goddess emigration Carter Attack a liver-fluk- Money j The Appeals Bill Accounts Com- title to crown lands.. ..Monopolistic Jan. 7. S. T. Alexander leaves over mon e in Hawaii Federal Hawaii might get, support Fushimi's gift to Secretary Atkinson, million Annual tournament of Trust control advocated... ..Annual for an Agricultural College.. ..Prison- The Spreckels's reconciled Ka- - j mission submits report Pacific move in re oil Great wrong to Lepers, Sur- meeting of Central Union Annual er not illtreated in prison.. ..Bishop waiahao Christian Endeavor wins Club guilty.. ..Will want land for young Tucker.. ..Largest dredger Japanese wrestlers Mississippi geon Wyman's efforts to help Meeting of Children's Helpers. Restarick In train wreck Bill for the banner for attendance.. ..J. S. Leprosarium Calif ornians honor,1 west of for Honolulu har- General Mrs. bor.. ..Maui policeman claims to them in the form of a Leprosarium. Jan. 22. Colonial form of government Judge Dole's substitute introduced in Terry committed in Koloa postoffice Stanford. be Wine Co. protests at loss of for Hawaii suggested by Senator Congress Judge R. G. Davis was matter Bill before Legislature for Mar. 8. County Act in Legislature.... victim of dark conssiracy. ....Kau Hospital Mar. 22. Atkinson's resignation ac- its licence. Foraker and Congressman Tawney. part Hawaiian Status of Hawai- stoam cars in city. Puunene reduces death rate. Lead-beat- er proposes cepted House Comr.iittee 8- Report hits small Theosophist Charles W. ian matters in Washington Ha- Feb. 20. Bill city incorporation.... To raise revenue, Harris Health Jan - Pinkham's for By-produ- government go taking down L-- B. Kerr prohibited lectures at Young Hotel..... waii needs a speaker Progress of 'sugar in France.... into rubber planting. the bars.. ..Flaeb tests farmers sugar crops N. B. Breckenridge old tricks. elsewhere.... Big forest fires master- from building sea-sid-e residence Statistics of Hawaiian block at foreclosure sale. Visitors enthuse over volcano trip... at m a night of fun.. and prices for ten years..... W. W. Feb. 5. No invasion of America by Malarial mosquitoes described by D. Californians' resolutions of respect ed. ...Liquor dealers bill in House.... Elks have for Mrs. Gov. ca- W. C. T. U. will introduce bill for 9. Jos. G. Pratt nominated for Harris views on County Government. Chinese. .. ..Am. Navy League Sec- L. Van Dine Meat and morals.... Stanford Carter Jan Ap- police matron.. water in Postmaster of Honolulu Brig. Sad tale of Brughelli's mule. tion organized here... Farmers Insti- Killing rats with sulphur Rubber bles President Roosevelt in re ..Artesian Ka-meham- place supplies.. at- Moore arrives to inspect troops Jan. 23. Principal Home's address to tute holds interesting meeting at plantation coming on well. peals BU1....U. S. Experiment Sta- of reservoir ..An Gen - needs Will change law torney indicted.. . .Mi,sg Macfarlane of Camp McKinley Schools of the Students at Central Union Kahau- School..... Senator Mit- Feb. 21. Wireless received from Solace tion's for Territory Educational System de- - iki Military Post work to begin at chell's remarkable career T. J. at distance of 140 miles Gov. Car- - storing oil. and Major Potter engaged.. ..Man . nov. Carter Pacific once Transports to stop at Ho- Ryan on some current questions ter on Territorial debt Spread of Mar. 9 Suicided to escape prison.. killed on Sonoma. ' op- 23. 1 guilty of selling liquor nolulu hereafter Big money in Ba- Smoker Concert of the Symphony eye disease in schools Local Jap- Child killed by car Merchants - Mar. Superintendent Atkinson Club found 1 pose fine impression.... license Different Federal nanas.. . ..Hawaiian woods in de Club. anese feast Russian officers The merchandise license.... Coast makes Board of without .t -' Building Bills b-f- ore Congress ...--T.- mand... ..Notes on Insect work by D. Feb. 6. Big shortage found in Koloa resa inherits a fortune. . ..Inspectors does not went our Japanese.. ..Sen- Health sustains Pinkham in refusal Tcnpqp take a week s nou- - L. Vandine. P. O.v. ..Transport Dix in a monsoon. of elections blundered in not tearing vi 1 nadece RtinHa v Kill T.npfll lf to grant permits for examination of victory of Port Ar- Jan. 24. Sailors aprey of landsharks. Impressions from visit to Kilau- - off numbers Welcome to new Su- - i government The Stanford mystery. lepers.. ..Pinkham at Molokai.... dvys to celebrate more Rice industrj' seemingly doomed. Grafters checkmated at Hotel An- thur. ....New Public Land policy, ea Diocese of Honolulu the great- preme Court Justice Bal poudre at friendly to de- . Mar. 10. Mrs. Stanford was murdered. nex. ...Why Admirals were sent to Jan. 10. Merchants ao not ivm agriculture Much est Am. Episcopal Diocese No Young Hotel. Young Hotel for a Federal mand for public lands, by bona fide malarial fever on Islands Chinese Feb. 22. Hui of liquor men to fight ' Coroner's verdict County Bill pass Manila... Stenographers ask for more chase of ! M. pay. of ships ties up freight. Building--- .. Moana Hotel to be sold settlers... ..Honolulu Stock Exchange gamblers of Moiliili arrested Navy Governor Carter's policy Attack es House E. Jones convicted of ...Lack Palolo Lots being institutes two daily sessions. ...Re- Department to put in Wireless on Pratt believed to be a whack at ' manslaughter in first degree. Story Mar. 24. Pinkham admits fault, but at foreclosure..... responsibility.. Rose In transit to port of Geo. R. Ewart and associates Leadbeater speaks on Thought Carter S. S. Korea runs into a har-- j of the crime Civil action against disclaims ..Miss mapped Soldiers. Forms on on rubber plantations of Mexico Abduction case rob- bor mud-ban- k Gen. MacArthur en Rego. Davison witness stand.. ..Albert Manila, sell overcoats. under Train ' good con- bery Mar. 11. Detectives take up Stanford McGurn appointed deputy warden.... Jan 11 Camp McKinley in Suggestions for a probate bill New statute.... Wahiawa Dam im- route to scene of war George Ade, Oil-bui- lt presses - ! Sun- China's reformation near.. ..Research dition, says Gen. Moore prison wjng at Oahu jail occupied visitors. humorist, en route to Orient Pro- case Church people and the 7. Club calls for Tantalus Park J. E. Waikiki Road proves a success..... Germans celebrate Kaiser's brithda '. Feb. How Rego managed to loot viding for Archives of late Govern- day law Kona fire again breaks tne Jan 25. Delegate aims blow at Secre- Koloa P. O Japanese gave Bald- of small farm- out Water question in Nuuanu.... Fullerton convicted of gross cheat. Judge Weaver of ment I Report of Mrs. on Fanny J. Crosby, the blind sing- Court Hawaiian Missionaries,x"hy tary's salary. Public Lands are kept win slow poison Judge Hart well ers Departure by Governor in Stanford's views communion a leas- appeal by Jones. er's S3th birthday. W. N. Armstrong Success of in control by new provision in resigns presidency of the University some new laws which meet apparent with the dead. ...No couple who land- es Sugar Stock very active De- C1"b Hotels all full Dillingham need. ...Mrs. Jane L. Stanford visits Laymen shut out of court prac- Mar. 25. The school Inquiry.. ..Harbor typical American ' mending Dr. Sloggett $20 Contracts not legate Kalanianaole secures insertion on Colonial Government How bal- Honolulu., tice.". ..Goo Shee sues Mutual Tel. Co. falls dead. ed with but $50,000 ....Delegate taxable, says Supreme Court. in appropriation bill of $400,000 for lots for President are counted Feb. 23. Wine and beer for Kalaupa- - and H. R. T. & L. Co. for for Kalanianaole returns.... Feb. 7. J Strange new sickness on Molokai.... 12. Sheriff L..A. Andrews, of Hilo, Honolulu harbor Burns' brithday Guava jelly products. .. .Aged pa disapproved Joint resolution death of husband. Jan - 12. on case. Rain puts out forest fires. .. .Board of removed.... '.Alien labor favored ny. celebrated Consensus of opinion murderer, asks- for death sentence. asking Congress for an appropriation Mar. New light Stanford un-- 8. open. Health defies lower House Uncle Matlock Campbell Pinkham's J about small farming. Feb. ItOeO lO havp pnmnnnv in mlo of $150,000 for a scientific Commis- Mrs. Stanford kept University ' j $100,000 Leprosarium appropri- invented machine Gov. Carter. Jan. 26. Merchants and planters have fortune County Act Commission sion for study of leprosy signed Sunday law opposition Notes' Sam's . J Young suc- contemplates asking Legislature for spicy interchange Plans of the agree on a County Act Gov. Car- A. S. Cleghorn discovers sacrificial by a Howadji Kalakaua's reign. ation Hawaiian doctor j ceeds in London Gypsy fortune- $100,000 for a" Public Building Nahiku Rubber Co Some Sugar ter gives legislators some pertinent stone, idols, and skeleton at Waikiki. Pt. 2 Always in the guard house. i f1 long on Stocks tumble Barks Archer, advice Two Rhodes report to Legislature, j Sabbath observance not a church tellers land in Jail J. E. Fullerton Rapid Transit puts in switen scholarships Treasurer's i monop- accommodation Irmgard and Santiago race to the are lost to Hawaii W. R. during February In- issue. fined $100 Dr. Cooper had a Beretania Street for Castle Sanitation oly ..Mongo- goers. coast. heads Civic Federation Dr. Bir- - spector of building's report. Mar. 13. Mass meetings oppose lax of Iwilei examinations.. of church 27. lia to outside. 13. Dole on Small Farmers. Jan. Gov. Carter prepares two nie's speech at Mohonk Leadbeac- - Feb. 24. Inequitable case thrown out Sunday law Theories in Stanford has remain Jan. Gov. 26. lep- Dr. Russell's views on Small . messages, one upon matters of gen- er on cigars of court Small farming at Kona case eschewed by the detectives.... Mar. Molokai junketer kisses a First says er 100 Noted statesmen Farming War against bugs car--J eral interest, the other to accompany made of Hamakua tobacco Jap- Orphanage Tax revision not to be Humorist Marshall P. Wilder times f ried on in Hawaii insane asjiuiii Territorial financial estimates Ha- anese witness arrested for perjury. attempted Honolulu Iron Works Honolulu struck him best in his coining Awe inspiring sight of Ki- Flash-lig- ht contract. Gov. asked to cancel waiian militia returns ordnance Estates must pay Inheritance reports good business past year.... ' travels Maui lands for farms lauea thrown on the oil-te- st . - - Scudder's appeal to American stores to Mainland Firebug con- tax. Governor entertains legislators. ' Bill to encourage agriculture passes. measure.. .The Kansas ba- Dr. nana Who owns land Churches Industrial education as victed at Kailua Who owns the Feb. 9. Rego released on bail At- Feb. 25. Magoon claims his sympathies Prison Warden Wm. Kamana at Iwilei? in A new Light fish? Difficulty between Japanese fish- tempted suicide Gov. refuses ' dies A rational Sunday A new Memorial to Rev. Hiram Bing carried on Hawaii of a Hawaiian betrayed him Carter ' Plant for Nuuanu Valley Vile ermen and the O. R. & L. Co. Rapid Rapid Transit Park at Alapai and to stand for subsidies An eruption civic spirit Japanese leave Terri- ham.. ..Statesmen view Tantalus j Ma- ..Crapshooters police- foods destroyed by Food Inspector, Transit carries about half a million Beretania streets New Army sur- - of Kilauea Kona woods afire tory. ...Bar Association consider Park.. mistook R. A. Duncan R. C. A. Perkins; a month Prison labor, road work, geon for Honolulu Post Grand Make profit of garbage A pawn goon. man for comrade Decisions in lace j wages Liquor .. 14. probing depths of competition. brings new ladybug from Australia, and licenses.. Kama's Jury system should be preserved. . t brokers' bill to be introduced Mar. Detectives by Mary. a story Our Missionary mystery Quinn Sunday ' Mar. 27. People dying at Pelokunu. 14 of Sugar Industry, ( Chamber of Commerce to gets IS months. Stanford Jan Future watch leg Barefoot Bill H. A. Kelly on George Desha Annals, by Prof. Hosmer. islation j 26. magnificent For-- bill reported Bar Association de Prof. social evil. Jared G. Smith Water carnival planned by Feb: Eruption ques- Postmaster at Hilo. Jan. 2S. Judge Hatch resigns., . .Terri- - Myrtle Boat Club spreading Japanese con- clines to meddle in Magoon disbar- Hawaii, California and tourist 1 nominated for est fire Romany seers not heed Sugar reaches highest price In torial bonds not taxable... .J. G. Feb. 10. J. G. Pratt's nomination sent sulate to remove to the Sachs build- ment County Act goes to Senate. tion do j California-Japanes- e Sunday law Lilikalani v' fourteen years J. A. Gilman elect-- j Pratt's nomination held up... .Public to Senate Rego deeds all property ing. ...From old times in Hawaii Great battle losses hears from Promotion Committee, j cash runs short Incident of the to trustee for benefit T.iirria nn his railroad huildintT plans issue The Sabbath law. White House. ...A iilea for parks.... ed Chairman of his creditors. ay - - ! Killed by run-a-w- car Waiakea. Imported plant? permitted to be , Delegate and his cadetships Re- ....S rle installed Sheriff of Hawaii. Agricultural industry at Lahaina- White wings of Yacht Club dot at jj f ! in Ha- A Kansas cyclone. fumigated Interesting statistics ception by Consul Isenberg in honot-o- K asons for success of of Sen. J- - H. Pearl Harbor Insurance Hawaiian luna Indictment Mar. 28. bill ("is:ot5 by Collector Stack-abl- e birthday anniversary of the 'Ger- Planters.. ..Higher civilization Mitchell. waii Lands of Palolo to be opened. Honolulu's health about and years for Kansioro convicted of murder in the F. W. Beckley retires from man Emperor Hawaiian entomo- Hawaiian climate Lace 27. Encourage Hawai- E. M. Jones gets fifteen made by Feb. farmers 2nd degree Chinese down County Commission Duty of logical Society organized Scnool Hawaiians Tug Pole to products uniformity j manslaughter Two maritime suits child run Act be sold. ian and the by car People who Quinn's Officlans under Edmunds Act in thespiar.s present two plays. Feb. 11. Honolulu men for clause No water at fire at Jfuu- - in Federal court. favor 2.'). arrested Members of militia Jan. The Geneau case and a Cali- ' helping Rego to loot To operate from coast Mar. 15. Rear Admiral Whiting falls Sunday law Territories. Koloa postoffice. mi i.... wireless pay poll tax Dr. Cooper's ge s must Jan. 15. Ex-Jud- Little essays a fornia parallel Boy killed by base- Kinetescope exhibition ends in to Hawaii. from car Mrs. Stanford funerai to-d- ay Committee takes story of Iwilei.. ..Ashford's car ride. graft on V. S. Position of ball in Hilo Picker elected Com- Chinese riot Roll 28. up again j Central officials of 'membership Feb. Volcano starts Tempie Dr. Sloggett's will filed.. ..Four Sugar Planters in re Immigration. modore of Hawaii Yacht Club. ..Mrs. of both Houses of Legislature t Kihei plantation's fine record J. A. whack at three Senators Kahele Kekupaa dies age of Cable Magoon sur- Bourke to be Warden House at corporations lose heavy assessment Gov. Carter's complaints about at the station at Midway described. Magoon aggressive en- Commit- 98 years Walker's contract for buys Long cross-purpos- es Br. cruiser Bona claims Senator Dickey's bill to areci Smith Promotion Marks tug Eleu Rhodes charged with Fitch's fee against gambling. tee issues edition of booklets. dredging Alakea Slip held valid A scholarships a deep mystery. range decision of Judge Gear by j venture arrives Wilkinson taiKS or force law another Mar. 29. on shore Molokai Charges against G. un- change of occupation, by a pulpit Feb. 12. Rego in imme- - j Hawaiian visit.. .Many dangers from Went at J. Pratt, volunteers full confes- cable Government forest drunk Strange sickness at Pele- - known Gov. pounder Geo. B. McClellan in Har- sion wave 1S77 j food Fullerton must stand trial. to Carter Hawaii Hilo's tidal of diate danger. J. j landed in pris kunu not typhoid fever Plain talk. mentioned for ship subsidy Pro- per's Weekly on conditions in Ha- Uncle George Bromley in Honolulu. Mar. 1 Mrs. Jane L. Stanford dies at Japanese detective r-- en- j i County Act Quinn's bill motion Committee establishes office in waii. Abraham Lincoln's birthday. Tnana Hotel Circumstances of her on w no Knows isianu mcn about 30. Raya Hamilton? Impressive fune- dorsed. by Merchants' Association.... New York Territory to have U. S. Jan. Tree planting in urban and Father Gapon Kalakaua's ur- death suggest poison Hawaiian In anni- banity. Congress Revised ral for Warden Wm. Kamana. American explorer's rich find Wireless Station. suburban streets Lunalilo's measures before Kuropatkln's fore- c. R. Bishop gives versary to be observed Feb. 13. Experts report on plan- Deaconess Brant Mar. 16. The funeral of Mrs. Stanford. Egyptian tomb Jane's. another Puna Statutes enacted oppose bill sight Proposed newr leper bill A $36,000 Corre- Leadbeater speaks on removing tation Fight Die-Ke- Medicos osteopath to Bishop Museum for Speakership to be leaves Honolulu The farn Timothy typical sugar producer Man killed spondence High Pink-ha- m the veil Canadian subsidy for Col- thrown on the House refuses to treat leg- Dr. David Starr Jordan and between and Officers' Club Bill Treasurer Stanford's by rolling off the fender. .. .The Ken- in onial line Maui's needs catalogued- - dies Local Option en- warrant. Hopkins decide Mrs. re employment of Asiatic campaign islators different from other nedy is on Iviysan. labor Rev. E. G. Beck with re- Mysferious Islands of the Pacific. thusiastically opened County Act Commissioners death was due to a combination of lost Eloquent holders Ad- 30. was visited by ty- signs pastorate at Paia. Maui, after Law of Property points expound- Japanese preaches in Honolulu grilled by committee Incubator conditions and circumstances Mar. Pelekunu Mahe-lona- 's phoid Head S3 years public Iau- ed. World's sugar prospects. .. .Coffee Tucker King Maternity Home thrives miral Whiting left behind .... Use Diamond crater service C P. and successful candi- baby at investi- House overrides kea Dele- situation Am. bk. Willscott makes dates for cadetships report of Hawaiian Sugar p.ersonal interest in the for a reservoir institutes contest to unseat New Police Favorable Public veto Sunday bill Tourists as gate people long record voyage of 353 days from regulations Miss Marx Co Danish travelers honored by gation of the Department of of Kalanianaole .Maui Drusilla on state builders Chinese In Hawaii confer or-- Na- - Atlantic to Pacific port. scores a musical success. Magoon gives Hustace money Instruction House taxation wants of the Island band.. ceme- able plea to Washington Ho- hiku Rubber Company files articles Jan. SI. .Tude-- Dole refuses to leave Feb. 14. Price of meat reduced two back On trail of usurers Act to Board of Health to close the send ap- teries Politics in the schools nolulu's new Immigration station.... of incorporati'in Great Cargo of Federal bench to accept other cents Code Commission completes amend the Banking law. sentenced pointment Crimps to 2 in bicar- Extension of time for sale of Puna Murderer Kansioro Tanda bananas shipped from Hilo. be forced its labors Ashmead Bartlett's opin- Mar. Strychnine found years Gypsy loader has Jan 17. Legislative program out of shipping business Na- ion of Gen. Stoessel of of soda of Mrs. Stanford. Plantation. to thirty of Jared Aftermath bonate by poi- G. Smith lock tive falls to death from roof Kapaa postoffice shortage. .. .Arrival attempt, to poison Mrs. Stan- Mar. 17. Local doctor? stand ample funds. Navy and Customs First case Fire- Mar. 31. Report of Commissioner' Judd norns Insanp Asylum to of Bishop Museum onto a model of an of Russian officers who de- ford Kalanlaaaole's fisrht against son theory in Stanford contract witnessed St. on Pi:b!ic School Department.... be taken to court Maui Publishing ancient human altar Child Incen- struction of Russian fleet. .. .Rego t G. Pratt Japanese wrestlers' men's fine exhibition Patrick's - Mystery of sleep Fred. Williams. former assistant Company - diary Aliens possess no rights in plead . . . water de- Day honored files articles of incorpora- and. Spalding will guilty of namnt .Puunui's ad- - t A visit to Egypt Legislators postmaster at Puunene. wanted.... t'on Possibilities of Hawaiian To- - fisheries Liquor Law proposed by looting Kolofi pos'office. . . .Sen. Diek- - .t.-,r.- Magoon brings third u nt y HONOLULU, 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, JANUARY i, 1906.

No big Japanese Methodists to More from Hague about unknown revision of election laws St. Eli- ral paternalism., When is a man drunk? No profit ....To work up koa lumber affair .Education in tfce ft 1 Tour- church Bill the liquor men isles Dr. B. P. Johnson will tour zabeth's is dedicated. An interest- east cut-rat- e Kapellmeister improvement in Sunday law... dedicate Famous chorister. on beef S. S. in auto March showing ing of na... March, Day, ists record their appreciation of Ha- wanted to have passed .... U. the islands event Episcopal church Dr. Chauncey Smith ... .Aquarium Berber's "Steamer re- of Orphanage Elks io repeat Ostrom's sermon eels con- waii Portuguese play high base Boston arrives Progress of the Kona The Royal School have a day to show off . Thu Steamer Play" Reasons for program Lugan let off with fine of ... lJl sugar industry Gov. Car- ball Upset hope in re Sake Bis vival Lugan's trial for embezzle- wins at singing contest Calves get of eastern empire Antagonism fidence in many Jap- $5o0 Waimanalo homicide To best milk men vt Iwiiei problem straight to crowds visit battleship Ohio. ment Olympia took Banana are losers. Chii,e.se Successful yacht races ter puts anese. take up the bonding loan Con- Monster killed yesterday ani Legislature Local Option under Apr. 11. wharf contract ex- shark chowder Party Death of Kula Brewer's struction Co.'s complaint defective. .. . .Volcanic Oregon Chinese girl drowned in Map of position of armies Apr. 22. Surgeon Gen. Wyman coming renaissance Chinaman, not foul play Boy bur-- discussion amined ....Justice Hartwell's concurring adopts local option losses in- Strong petition in favor of Claims Rapid Transit to Hawaii Hawaii's Japanese Fire glar sent to Reform school.. Gems river at Mukden I va- flm-ornA- f opinion.. ..Seek market for island creasing Honolulu's milk supply. Atkinson S. S. Iwalani in distress. cars run too fast Late Sheriff An- t r nipet Secretary from the Kau Weekly.... ClaudinA Slow-trans- it nilla beans Inhuman conduct of a John Magoon dies in 75th year.... Apr. 1. United States reaching after drews released from jail Taft on mainland Yale men in Ha cuts boat i.i two, off harbor Rain m ft Japanese. .. .Fined for keeping disor- - ; Rapid 7 local trusts Tonga still independ- predicted Japanese migra- waii Admiral Reiter coming Oil Assessor sustained, Transit showers visit Kauai. .. .Transport derly house Home Rulers to put in . Artillery is going, Honolulu The Art- combine dealt body blow in House loses appeal Promote social purity Warren en route home. ent tion problems revival county ticket. J by gun fighters.. ..Award Water carnival this evening a educational means Chinese May 16. Sam to lose its big less story by a scientist Hawaiian ! Johnson keeps quiet water commissioners way Dog steals The fight against corruption Paul Apr. 30. Alex. Young acquires Moana found dead in Kula, foul play sus- friend of both Brown of the Pauoa coffee making its pected Shiozawa denies rumor of and Crabbe also took a dose of the Jones' body identified Claus Hotel.. ..Three cone3 in action and a make large . Miss Berner newspapers. I claims. ..County Act come on to recuperate De flow of fire.... Dr. J. S. McGrew sued Japanese flitting to Manchuria liti. bicarbonate Taft party to Apr. 12. Attorney Andrews and Rapid Snreekels here gation Children in parade, Sundav transport Cohen and his Or- - nial of boycott of Olympia's coal.. by a scared bride.. ..Eruption of a, Schiller centennial properly celebrat- c.Vilc t)..;..i a Joe Transit Senators want light on ed register April past v,ivu.i)..,.uii(;iiitm warns to show I Ho- Death's i museum To release drill Husted, directory man, again in Mediterranean volcano.. ..The Civic, for flag Departments pheum passes park bill passes By-produ- are too freely Tantalus seeds for Federation to begin County Act test of camphor, how shed Mainlanders ask for furnish- Senate John G. Woolley and his nolulu Mexican fruit cut Election law defective.. ..Son is law Governor Unusual feature of a suit immediately Boost for tobac- - they are obtained from every part of of I t ed cottages Quinn bill great work Ladrones may make Kamehameha here to restore - service, Stewart butted co, sugar plantations to experiment the tree. Line-u- p County Act passed An astonished troubles in Samar The chances of communion throne on County law.,.; Englishman Tell-tal- e lease of the in Easter services at Central with same.. ..Should Cummins have May 9. Gathering in the harvest at re- The advertising atrocity.... A sus- battle The defense of Pinkham newly accepted repayment ? . . . .Episcopal remedy noted Iwiiei property The Travelers Union Pictures of convocation vival Carter has scare about the at law Opening of the Alps tun- Park on Punchbowl Hum services begin today Lorenz' new picious voucher was not the real thing. on seeing Hawaii Hartwell Kalihi reservoir Davis hits elections Hawaiian Evangelical nel Bark Martha Davis burned at in- notes today. inventions in sugar machinery.. Inventory in Johnson Estate Magoon disbarment phreys Hawaiian Hotel sale ..Is Association to meet this month...." Hilo Possibilities of banana bus- ad- will not hear Mochizuki the sun less? Mr. na- correct Vested fishery rights Bowen talks at Unique concert at the heat Rockefeller's Confident that Japanese will win iness Thieves who rob the bread proceedings Mr. out- gift.. class- judged General Barber dead. noon prayer. club Solace to bring wireless ..President Roosevelt's val struggle Senators trying to baskets Colleges crowded, entrance Apr. 2. Russia's gigantic losses in fit. mates Radium and snake bites.... trim appropriations.. ..Some tourist to women's institutes difficult Ma- coerc- - , ' - Home life of war Brown was not 1 Try rr, o Apr. 23. saw water car- the Czar.. ..Where the drawbacks, told by a sad wayfarer. goon's on On Senator kj vt ;it Thousands the trial trial for murder by the j LUI f II miiu gi it. j.....ol battle of Manila may begin.... Jules Ko- ed Honolulu was thrilled 1 nival Model speed limits of elec ....Princes of Carolines here.... Naone Man from Mexico scores L. Co. s rejoinder to Att y wn s j a An army of slugs j Verne, how he produced two books reans and Japanese fight.. ..Conger, Scottish singer Statement Japanese rush by ship- - tric street cars in the United States. hit John Wilson had narrow es- at Kaneohe Your photo sold ior a Sale of Royal Hawaiian Hotel a year on a salary Refused a great ambassador to Mexico, en route cape Monterey's rudder damaged. names appear on both loads House passes osteopath bill. salary.. ..Oat retires and Pratt takes Progress of the war The world's nickel Some refinery will be reopen- Reception for Wm. O'Brien Easter May 17. Campaig-- of claims. Brown to Secretary Crockett speed ..Pit-cairn- 's over postoffice.. ..No reflection on At- beverages Cafe prices The late petitions.... Invitation services.. ..The limit.. and Crabbe very active Bray j9 ed Father Van Koop tells the torney Kinney.. ..Loving cup pre- John Magoon.. of glan- Taft As a Greek restaurant.... de- lone colony.. ..The Spoil of ..Prevalence convicted Decisions are story of his leprosy Merchants sented to Hon. F. A. Schaefer.... on of Do made Gearville and libel Reminiscences foreign tax bill. the Egyptian by Charles Matthias.... ders the island Hawaii large response to stirring appeal reign Kamehameha III Hula bate telephone and flying auto The Prophecies that came to pass.... you want Grigg Holt's job, the exam- of of of - The Waipanu ' trouble Plant3 King Alfonso's Dr. Ostrom Cannot open Public i: ! girls dancing before guests at Ha- Kapu in Hawaii, by Anna M. Paris. Money to build a hall of Archives.... ination to be passed.... Cousins clog 1 says . . . . . - are a danger when one Land, Pratt Senate Committee - carried from C. B. Wilson wants the office of wheels justice. says aiian Hotel JSetier uaj to Dredging Co. ....A search of the scriptures, and the of Friend has cut too close Geo. A. island another..... found A Mor- Sheriff ...Anniversary dance of Court "one great trouble with Hawaii is Davis drown. loses claims for one month's work. what the Minister and County Attorneyship. . . . Nigijt Apr. 3. City police show up well be mon family.. ..Ireland growing sob- Camoes Ah On granted a new nepotism".. ..Glimpses of the Asiatic scenes at the police Day's reasons Apr. 14. Must permit Territory to col- give good perfor- station.. ..Will be fore Solons Dr. er Seeing Honolulu, Mrs. Story's trial.. ..Elks second conflict... .Hawaii cane helps Formosa hanged on Friday next, against Iwiiei plan Descendant of lect taxes Jiu jitsu too much for mance.. ..Immigration Board holds ....A fierce state of infelicity, the Candida Ohio. second letter. Soto Want a revision of the ele- Greek heroes sees Madam Pele. police Statesmen visit the its meeting. Halls' domestic troubles Defence ction is- Apr. 24. Rev. Dr. Kincaid wet blankets laws. ...Municipal reform.. stirred to wrath, hit Car ....Does polygamy exist on this May 1. of County ..School matters be- ..The Hilo men the revival Porto Rican killed in The bark Don hits reef off Act.. sign abomination Don't obBtruct pretty hard Hard death of a land? Governor vetoes County Diamond Head, dragged off bv Fear- fore the Board.. ..Dinner and dance ter Hollo-way- a cane field Dr. Wile sends gift Americanism.... How Revenue Japanese The Torrens system in Bill Houses overrides 's less Annual address of Right Rev. by Elks. cutter position on of five cases of books for lepers of isr rnaue lne Vllg nil nanafla .Firt Sunday under the Rapid Transit Bishop Restariek.. ..The extra ses- May 10. Kneeling men yield service "prof a will Governor veto of Kalaupapa. Japanese Methodist esh".... Fine record of Alameda birds Sustain the in his ng new Quinn law When sion convenes this morning.. ..Our to Redeemer.. ..Japanese denounce as on-oumi- Aim the "white the County Bill Forestry expert! church dedicated.. ..Mahelona candi- steamer Lawsuit supersede men From Japanese not to coming ouw m . labor be taken for Miki Saito.. ..Cochran is not years om " - nag praises Hawaii Much captured date for Auditor Rapid Transit af enn vcri in .O&lIIIIIH. ' the Kau Weekly A Reproductive j ser- naee" of fairs up in both Houses Good canal construction with the 'Taft party .... Secret The humble home in which Lin- - I should be abated correspondent, R. H. Little, here convoca-- f'S rant nuisance that small farm news.. ..Knights Tem- State forestry.. ..Episcopal j vice chief, Wilkie, in Honolulu.... vum nao uoril . . . . laffoon hep-- no V,l L ,...G. H. Stevens arrested for gross The national investigation of leprosy. tion M. E. veracity among ....Forestry reports Engineers to plar march to church. . ...First agri- services.. ..Ewa Korean Question of the defense in court.. ..Plans for dredg- tariff revision or pre- church dedicated Rainstorm in citizen on his ticket Sun- paper on gas W. A. Kinney cultural trust Mr. Emerson statesmen.. ..A ing harbor. standing pat Jerome favors hear ..Nota- town, sunshine at Waikiki.. ..Looks preferences.. ..Encouraging agricul- Pele getting in Salt Lake Former townsman, sents plea for Lahainaluna.. May 18. Enemy could beat either ca- day drinking.... Dame ble Japanese at free concert Elks like work of some vandal, defacing ture.. ..Sailor charged with smug- busy Honolulu weather in montn William Waterhouse, mayor of Pas- ndidate... Troliey to Kahauikl...Many will entertain Old probate and Kamehameha's statue.. ..Some Maui gling Bids wanted for Federal con- are converted March. adena. . Multimillionaires of equity law-- of Hawaii upheld.... candidates.. ..Revival campaign.. .. tracts. ..Sam Johnson may run for will 4. Intoxication looked into Apr. 15. May get together on new visit Hawaii in winter Qui- Apr. Leprosy law tinkering produces Publications about farming matters. Sheriff Ellefords still crowd Or- - ntette Club Coast police drop the Stanford case, County Act New liquor law to Hilo band wants help. pheum....The independent will play this summer at vicious muddle Geo. A. Aldrich ...A Pirate voter.... ve five-ce- nt Santa Cruz gets Por- May be a tariff tax on throw Territory wide open to rum... .. not Potentate, by Frank Stockton.. ..An- No "rice Christians" now in China. correspondent, over- claims his inheritance. .Woman to Rican thief Many expenditures coffee.. .Famous Fred ..Flash test for oil Senate sure is divorced.. ..Long, range nual meeting of Mission Children. The Waikane road.. ..Modern in- to serve the Adver re- she overlap the revenue New Board of erick J. Haskin, rides veto of County bill The queried. Engineer Smith's May 2. Citizenship one surance, illustrated Hatter still the Ha ur- decision of thousand Medicos County lawsuit.. ..Rego tiser Jap swordsmen at mains of John Paul Jones An conduct. questioned Why how the heard from Bertelmann acquitted waiian Organize circle of Court gent need for more water Bishop heroic and gets one year Fish that prey on Apr. 25. Mr. Woolley tells Christians County Act will be attacked.. ..Bray Governor has signed Soto's death mosquitoes Camoes Fired from saloon, struck Restariek to go to Zion Stoessel warrant Thirty day adjournment. Bids for eight school may stop coolies was a man G. Woolley, how to vote Scratch party ticket and Rosenberg are both indicted houses Cinderella tries poison.... upon head. ...Japan weak J. The convocation of Episcopal clergy . Yacht Club to open the season. coming to Hawaii Japanese prohibition leader, to Y. M. is the word to league High Sheriff Blind children act High life insur- from lecture at opens proceedings.. crema May 11. to the Pacific coast J. C. A case gets some political advice Senate ..Federal Evarelists hold services for ance The independent spirit..,. movement First detective Hatter tory, denied local use Legislature Men of wel- A. Magoon is accused Explanation tried and lost Decision bearing up- Committee hears of oil test last night. sailors cruiser Boston Streets and subways.. ..Cruel execu- active.. .Griggs Holt goes meets in extra session Backbone come Dr. Ostrom.. ..Splendid specta- tion of dogs at happened to on . ...Kilauea the Iwiiei pound.... from Brown how Hilo Crown lands. of church, Episcopal Sunday coerced. Apr. 16. Liquor to be by to Hongkong Lugan convicted of the cle of Ninth's men Solace to call Worms by thousands, silk cocoons at think him bill vetoed Re-g- Atkin- embezzlement ter o schools theme Consent given to here, May 22 Secretary Boyd in Experiment Station Iwiiei changes Apr. 5. J. C. Davis succeeds Governor Heavy rain visits city. new Rapid Transit The son Supt. of Schools Rose Davi- banquet session makes restitution New liquor schedule.... Minneapolis... Consul Saito not much a lively industrial center Cable in as ....Elks at Extra Equitable advancing ro- resigns Teddy uses our coffee. certain to be called Who bill passes Senate Achi scores broil An disturbed.. ..Hero of a Kentucky tank of Restorer transferred to land. son shot and cause Teachers act on the salary mance on to ....Revival meetings... Pinkham tells killed Chong Choy? Magoon's de- Pinkham Pinkham evasive. .. .The the Ranger.... Anchor Quay was interested To safe- Fight on Sun- - fence A great Un- evil of dring.. ..Reception to Grand question.. ..Kentucky visitor's tribute windward if County Act stands.... guard girls in Exposition city.... Ro- story of the junket.. detective Society ren- yet Country na- veiling of Bingham Commis- Exalted Ruler McCants Stewart to Kilauea Symphony Willis property condemned.. ..Regret senberg acquitted.. ..L. Dee on the day law not over tablet program deci- give forth, not truth do agree enters a denial Gen. McCaskey is ders fine .... Fire claim over retirement of Dr. C. B. Cooper. stand, progress of Magoon disbar- tive pastors sioners not about Kalihi. sion Case the Or To make another effort to get reduc- Stating the party name Vil- - coming here.... John Cummins case. that aueered ....Dr. Mays retires from Board of ment case Epileptic insanity, Na- prompt- - of living.. ..Evangelist Os- ganic Act Officer praises the local Health The preliminary graft.... one's plea ed passenger rates Senate liage life in Japan Omar repent- ....Cost army Jones obtains his title ly confirms appointment of J. C. Da- tant Memorials of ancient Egypt. trom coming. corral. Cremation in Honolulu.. ..A scientific clear from the Land Registration May 3. passenger on r projected revival Raya How young women may get Apr. 25. Resignation of Dr. C. B. Czar's general a enterprise The question of burial Court Fire on old-line- Warrimoo. vis The ahead Siberia, says "only be- Hamilton not an Hawaiian Princess. in the world U. S. grand jury Cooper Russia's last hope, Gen. liner Russia is vs. cremation, by J. W. Girvin.... May 19. Governor says administration ginning the war Important cap- Correspondent Chi- ....Che fa men convicted All are brings many indictments A row Linevitch No rights in fisheries. tells of coming takes no hand Sugar in Philip- minority, likely to be three reports between telephone systems says Sen. Lane.. ..America Maru in tures of Russian Terrorists Right nese upheaval.. ..Problem to solve in pines Meeting for youth, Ostrom's. in Solons of suffrage denied to women .... Sen- on Iwiiei Mormon conference at at baseball House wallops Senate. Togo's fleet.. ..Manchuria would be Torrens courts.. ..For the benefit of Delegate Kuhio libels Pacific Mail cuts salaries Some gossip of mid-Pacif- Is jiu jitsu prize . ..Cable Sta- ate Honolulu port.. ..Insanity, Naone's Co Floating mines in ic Laie. overrated? Great rich for Russians. Mexico largest church. water Manchu- election.... and its Indians.... defence Judgment reversed in For the best man Rojestvensky , Apr. C Revival fills carnival. tion ship Restorer in port remedy.. Koebele returns with parasites. Apr. 17. Hot shot by Mr. Woolley stays outside Leader of the Cremation and the ..Queen Bank of Hawaii vs. J. D. Gaines et In full command.. ..New Army vost :$ v ria Alexandra's visit to Portugal Show Leslie ....Evangelists who are stirring up Children sing praises out-do- or ral- town Big lawyers praise al Lillian in Honolulu.... for this city C. Hedemann on lo at Elks in some wonders of island growth, fores- the English Standard Oil octopus ly Extra session sure to be call- the Revised Laws.. ..Twenty people Ninth Infantry's glorious record.... cal affairs President Isenberg op- appears in Senate Want the auto- ed Japanese for Panama canal. got leases of Palolo tracts.. ..Alice try exhibit.... The trial of Meheula, Brief stop of Ranger. posed to loans To revise the laws. telephone. stand 1,000 Japanese Manchu- visiting ..La- clerk of last session Whang How May 12. Victory crowning the revival. The twenty-tw- o richest Ameri- matic Merchants arrive by Regan Rice Honolulu.. on to by the telephone bill Man whose ria Wants telephone on road. bor Commissioner Neill's mission. Chinese and Police.. ..Cathcart ....Campaign goes on with unabated cans Six voting precincts mixed by Pali aid Highton in County Act contest. plan- blew up battleship Maine ....Office holders are lobbying la- enthusiasm.. ..Many meetings County Act Wireless from Hawaii bomb Apr. 26. Atkinson will try to solve May 4. Revised list of the coming America need? coffee growing pos Peculiarities of the County Act . ned Hilo has the shakes.. ..Can- to coast possible Himalayas are bor problem An Elk honored party, ten twenty-tw- o sessions Wizard tsurDanK produces Attorney Ashford on liquor bill. ' Taft Senators and didates are auiet.. ..New transfer growing The song recital of Mrs. the Woolley's lecture Secretary leaves Representatives Evangelist on Rapid strawberry rhubarb.... A family of Henry G. Bryant ascends Mauna- - for mainland today.. ..Lakes lea wrinkle the Transit Ida Scott Morning fire in the makers Scotch singer's loa Check on Japanese immigra- Ostrom opens the revival Federal Daughters f the Revolution meet in Young Hotel Was not in a mad- harness Governor appoints Secretary presi- Terry opposes us, Secre- C. R. Bishop's final tion Wailukan improvers. rents here, city of Washington.. ..Shiozawa ex house McCants Stewart strikes Gaelic mission.... dent new Board of Immigration.... tary Taft's plans.... Episcopal women plains row. gift to Bishop Home for leper3.... Apr. IS. Liquor dealers ready to ap- his side of the consular McClellan A willing witness. ...A take Message to the Senate, list of may vestrymen.... open milli- to late Dr. Sloggett. any law now Ah On again pri- Li- ballot for their Mrs. Glen Collins will good year for Oahu College Land Tribute In pointments.. ..Farewell to Bishop New way to kill mosquitoes Apr. 7. This shame of Iwiiei should son Garbage crematory Sena- re- West nery shop Germany wants to know applications from corporations.... bert Elks minstrels in full Indian sugar.. ..Costa coffee.... or cease at once Big tract on Hawaii tor Burton will soon resign T. K. gets oil Rica us. ...Support the schools.. ..care Wireless outfit coming. hearsal.... Nuuanu street Board of Health endorses crematory. Republicans 20. soon be ready for opening No halt K. to run over to Panama Repub- coat.... Gems from Kau Weekly.... the Archives Hilo May Oahu County Convention to ....New rules for examination of lep- A bril- to-ni- ht In revival crusade Meeting of the lican committee fails to act Young Governor leprosy bill the look to Democrat Woods meet Passenger sues R. vetoes Is ers Good words for Dr, Cooper.... scene Hawaiian Hotel. R. $10,000 baseball men Light on Fidelity Iowa mayor with bright future volcano a tourist asset? The dan- liant at the for damages Suicide Japanese dinner to visiting scribe, Meeting to-da- y to discuss crema- Company's investment.. ..Leaders not House anticipates veto of liquor bill. ger of glanders Should Mr. Rock- courted death with opium Olaa an extra Mr. Dent H. Robert Chief of In- tory Impressions of John G. and the Puna Plantation deal.... I inclined to favor session.... Kamehamehi gir.s present "King efeller's gift be accepted? Should New school officers appointed Rene's Daughter." Seats for sular stations coming The Strong Woolley An admirer of Hawaii,' Wed fifty years ago, the Gulicks.... Cummins have repayment? Lady wedding Dr. Yost to be promoted Minneapolis man The Bulletin Bishop Libert will try to get thou- Water Carnival sell with a riish singer coming, Mrs. Ida Gray Scott. Taft party is delayed Some hot sand acre clause modified, so his The Daughters of Hawaii In session. captain.. ..Christened babe on the Man will please copy.. ..Fireworks times in Kau politics An endow- ...Tacoma strike effects Ne dan... Manuka.. ..Tug Dauntless coming. Sherman, no 4th July church can incorporate Who jug- High lift pump awaits Supt.'s ac- Moana Hotel liquor exempt f m at- - not aboard ed theatre..".. A perpetual G. A. R. gled figures in oil test bill? Polit tion The liquor bill May 5. First fruits of the revival stuff A junior Republic, in Hilo Before the Celts Oldest Ameri- Revivals tachment C. H. McBride i. emitted j ical and jury reforms A cheap and the church Plantation Interest in campaign steadily grow- - Boarding School.. ..Insurance money can city. ...That artless Jap bank. side of to the bar Unique dinner o coast At- - so- one-thir- j ing Hawaii in Washington j won.. ..Meeting of the engineering trick to shut out d of the oil the Chong Choy case A successful girls. The Kel Hin Protested innocence, j tempted to blowr up ship Maui rub- - ciety Board of Archives has new Soto on gallows of California Minority report on Woman's Exchange Olvmoia's Apr. 2". Closing 1905 dies the A bitter, of the session. J Cross-breed- boycotted ber enterprise Ellefords tonight. secretary, R. C. Lydecker.. ..Men neg- Iwiiei tells the truth.... -j coal to be auctioned County finance bill passes over medicine, Ostrom tells result of u'p- The rice industry Louisiana leaving the Restorer. ing of pure bred sheep.. ..County bill j Mrs. Nettie Craven Love - lect of Christians Japanese demo- trust veto Oil bill fails License bill su- 13. small-po- x passes both Houses Jury nearly . he!d Reo town. planters do not fear Hawaiian May Sherman with back cracy. ...Suit for balance on road con- about vetoed Kalihi leper hospital to-day- .... ex- - j gar An Iris garden in Japan.... in port Primaries on ..- - sat on live corpse Wireless not Lanai Ranch and Palawai De V. County joker tabled 103 new laws. tract Invention and Industry. ! Co. Value of teachers is not appreciated Two days for Taft Revival moving empt from execution. affairs Appeal, of Kumulae impression ses- James Hazen Hyde.. ..Another Soto Governor's of the teach- - i pow- Apr. S Iwiiei will feel strong hand of and Johnson heard Grav now in Hawaii The Senate and ahead day by day with zeal and occupies Soto's cell. .. .Magoon's de- T ;J sion Legislative throes of the clos- Honolulu police work er Legislature sees KapiolanI law... .Plans for Honolulu barracks manager Young Hotel. nur- ers' salaries park. fence rests The murder trial, Na- Apr. 19. ing day House Solons to'visit for six months back S. Meheula Scientific expedition to operate in completed Famous scouts on the Taft's stay in Honolulu to be sery Commander Bull of Solace one, slow Mrs. Katherine Fernan- Senator Foraker explains f5hort Grand and acquitted County case begins next Pacific". ..Iroquois at Midway Sen- dez Brown had noble ancestors. Thomas exalted Ruler of must explain Joseph Jefferson.... Monday confirmed....! the new appeal law Liauor license Elks on his way here Statesmen Hotel sale ators knock out County Act graft Fernandez, kin to Liliuokalani... .Re - The fate of suckers.. ..The strenuous Almost a tragedy at Rawlin's house. ers crematory fairly as- - Minis- ; want to Public is pay bill reported in the House take short rest Proper to life. ...The associated press Union fused to and took knife. of the j take money Record of an oil burner. sured Our exports to China A May 21. Brown nominated ters are active on auestions Rockefeller's No Sun- prayer meeting called Ireland and opens Arthur is hour A small secession from Ber- - day league ball Sec. May 6. Battle for County jobs needless retinue Trouble in the for Sheriff on first ballot The Atkinson in her drink statistics McDuffie on an im- en- - men- - quandary on I today Tiie revival is having Ninth.. ..Outside Custom House County Jap- - ger's band Haw aii gets much County law License Birthday of I. O. O. ticket Two thousand reports Map bill is ripped trial F pressive effect Farmers' Institute tries.. ..Mormons Prof.; on tion in agricultural Unveiling day of Building activity A. S. Humphreys at Laie anese are striking Maui ... .Around Mukden j Bingham Walfiawa meeting Japanese local Koebele's arrival home in Oak- - j Oahu on a bike of the seat of battle of tablet Japan's possible j at Dr. Smith's color strategy charges Geo. A. Davis. .. .Minnesota firms may follow the flag to conquer- Sen- - Impromptu cruise of Yacht Club.... Rockefeller's gift The land Inspectors of election line Breaches of parole New) i is launched. ed coasts begins fight on transpc ts. paternal County - Senate sation came close in Hall divorce ways of society, Sherman brings coal for Act Hawaii's to- - A n r- SirMlrl ccr-i- i an royalty and London Gat- - hacco Likely iark iet Loan bill Hung from mango tree. case.. ..Fire at Kaimuki looks sus- - as seen by What's ur with Ezera? to sustain veto or of County Act The new law that Gertrude Atherton....In big estate Supreme Court Liquor bill Ah On a Jap Ieper examination ... .Revi- picious Naone jury sworn Long ye olden time, by Kimo Lucky braiths is convicted... min- - j ?3.000 ' Son may be inoperative Mirthful sion of authors The Gulick Memo- verdict of of the Mormon President...'.' I trial, Kaaione vs. Kaaua, ended.... blunders of touts on the race track. sustains Ferreira's off day Capitol 1S35. I Testa pleads streIs....An at rial Jackson's life menaced, That cable must now be sold. Pacific All imjiortant confer- for son's death. guilty of criminal libel. English opinion on rise in the j the bills in 9. visits Ha- the ....Welcome opening of baseball sea- Heights R. R Local musician lead- - ence stage Apr. Biggest battleship ...Kahhi reservoir accepted.. j Kaiser and the theater. ..Who price of sugar New bills passed son A feast of song. ques- waii Ohio in port Policemen wants the Olympia coal? ' ...Some er of oratorio. May 22. Trouble at Lahaina from the 20.-Un- now work Apr. veiling and all laws The that tions about teaching The purity of 14. pri- - Waipahu Flks and ! May Crabbe leads Brown in Japanese Japanese attacked at of Bingham tablet, was done at the session of the Legis- - society strikers One may now sell liquor the ' Schools in a concert.... mary fight County Act goes to the killed by police Os- Pacific Club . ceremonies.... Hawaii. n t k.mi the Revivalist jvuoc-Ke- a Ktll lature that has just ended Kams Ja- Ostrom, coming. -.- Western advertising methods in Supreme Board of Missions clos- Revivalist. Henry out. .Rnnid Tmnoif -v- ,,,-.1 j Court trom will have some hard work - y-i win baseball, defeat Highs Need Tom Fitch to marry Senators bin lo.- t t pan.. ..Freitas convicted of selling demands the forfeit, in Lahainaluna ing week Captain's story of Mar- Educa- more residences.. ..Lease law laid j liquor Governor does not tax S. fail to confirm new Board of "iuor Din.... Address of L. A Thurs- Legislature. want case F. McPherson is heir to a! tha Davis' fire Abuses alleged in down The work of the Rj-der'- s cases appealed to Washington j tion Dr. Jordan's tribute "The ton at unveiling of Bin-ha- m fortune At Mission the transport service Submarine j tablet. oil conspiracy.. ..Dry land j - ....Exit Bertelmann on trial Only ve- - ! California stretch- ....Dr. Slo-sre- five Suggestions about schools Hiawa- of glorious climate of Peterson succeeds Dr tt ; crew refused to dive Wisdom feed for range cattle Report of j es like a great mantle over these Pa- - i at the asylum.. toes were overridden. tha last night County Act De- - the pike fish Now comes argument ..Reception for committee on the Hilo armory.... 7. ours, Ha- - j May Republicans have opened the of cine island wards of and in iks....Tne Kauai Electric. ..Ad- Forest and ornamental seed selling ceits animals At Mukden....! in the Magoon case Peter Silva waii her winter sunshine reaches Its dress of Rev. Hiram Bingham battle Alex. Young will make Long Security against spies Yachting in has a kick, thinks he j at the nursery McDuffie discharged.... small farmer perfection." What Dr. unveiling at Branch famous Easter cone spout- Hawaiian waters At di- ultimate of tablet.. ..Judge Dole's Quinn his Palolo entry, j Lincoln's was wrongfully treated Swift realty said Army of the dead I Thomas and ing several hundred feet House bed invasion....! "and Osier address. ..$7,000.0; the value of Stan- will be no pro- death Plants of vorce got in Colorado Moral by Gapon ford There criminal members want early adjournment To pay j presi- on the march, Father estate Justice Dole hears ceeding in Palolo matter. lawyers only on appeal, fo religious progress Railway Has a fortune in rare stamps The j Rapid Transit case.... The The Lost Sea Isle, by W. N. Arm- says Senate, in defence of County j dent supports Roosevelt American ! outbreak Apr. 29. Changes in tax by made laws strong Sang open Boys' j Other Woman's Hand, by Gwendolen of the in air. at Act money pl-mt- ' volcano. ...U. S. cruiser Bos- Legislature Death of Gen. Fitz- - Harrison's hack planters want land to ..Tin Lieut. R- - W. Ashbrook ton calls on Field Kitchen for bachelors Story of Overton wireless tn ho- v engine Pete St. Louis' discovered in . . . A vase worth - - . 1 ; T 1 : . . ' rlnnrti ui Huerh Lee cars again mak- ' Alaska. wounaeat iuy r. .- iru. Transit Liberia needs no clocks Th Owner walks away as vr. i. txtra session to be called ing time J. G. Woolley stirs up the with points in Field day. $20,000 Lahainaluna Seminary ( of Patriarch, by j rested tor ioui paper rooa iriena early in Mav ..Governor willinsr to the Morley Roberts. Honolulu Jap writes of war A now regenerated Paving food fish- in Congress, Theo. E. Burton. churches in temperance themes..'.. Ellefords are breaking giant make concessions on new liquor "bill. Milk wagon rams an electric car.... records.... roped by policemen. es in Hawaiian waters A Chinese r Apr. 10. Chinese dies of injuries in riot Atkinson may visit mainland llu'"s character famous May 15. Harris would wield travel in family visits the aquarium. ..Wailuku Editor Dent Robert at the pit of - - v- - - v. , . . . n n ; o nI v1 . Waipahu. .Mr. Wadman elevates hvmn writer " Prnchi--' i i ( k v ; at again.... President Tenney's rejected crater New ' convention Many people engage to strike absolutely ended Chines Board of i cross of Christ. John K. Richard- Archives Honolulu friends Diamond Head, a de- the Senate letter Peacock-Rot- h enter new life Dr. Ostrom at Ha- - candidates holy baptism A years em- well Points of liquor law Law firm is poem, by for son sentenced to three for Frances K. Gillet En- j difference.... Charges against the S accused of repudiating its word..v: waiian Opera House Geo. A. Davis serter is lassoed.. ..Says war is a bezzlement Give the car men de- S. thusiastic fans see J Olympia. ...Poultry Socieiv organ- baseball season for County Attorney Geo. W. Smith an end . . . off Ala. dilem- The wail of the hungry The new open. .Broman drowned served credit The Russian ized. f'.f-m- a - ...Low flash test wins first fight for Supervisor Manufacture of gas! ff.n frr.m ihcw.- .- Viii Week-- l.H'l.M ma Conditions of progress i in Americanism Modern army tactics. May S. Revival many : ' ffe-??- r House.... Liquor touches hearts. begins in Honolulu Willing to pay iy- - " Quinn bill veto sustain- Ready for an election ... .Cham thinks his law has made little ed.. ..The ..Hundreds turned away from great aerencimg County May 23. sreed limit.. ..Franchises pion swimmers meet this day.. ior Act Funston Latest from the strike ..Hoi i difference in appearance of the city, and monkeys.... rallies Supercargo Clark washed scares Lea Dr. Bruce McV. Mc- - i Water carnival to be Chart of sugar carrying vessels . . shooting occurred. ...Arthur Browa overboard from Woodbury... .Talk of Call Kahuku physician.. ..Agricultu- - said to want a vindication.. ..Olaa n f AjJ THE PACIFIC COMMERO 'ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY i, tqc6. 11

Washi?.g- - ; 4 of stockholders. policy Torpedo boats inde- struck bv train Jac); at fight, says Geo. R. Carter Vida 27. f rectors ratify action after - June Ca er endorsed by - ! . . -' and Berry's defense tc be sc.t- mounts soap Territo- tribute to th. I by the speaKer. .iorre- pendent duty As to Catholics ton ( box High school rial organisation Pacific Paradise.... J ....Dired - Kore and censured by Degree '""'r.rint impressions of Ha- Protestants Lelia Staunton's ride. nambulism The bat..? of the graduates Woman's pathetic ap- - ;' for Dr. Brigham... The pub- Haskin's a minority Oahu Countv.. ..Inten- - if pennon was well Ezera is unfrocked Admiral! an strait Would Hawaii Pea' Covernor the Taft committee -- lic nuisance of landscape signs.... t I waij The drama : hvt tion uncha: en.. is - . . . Eden .Atkinson fore- tead ..Carter condemn- Bondsalves I 4 work. Togo mav become a Marquis Arts serpentless Government physicians of usury.... Air Sam's farm - ed....John T. Moir treatment j offL de-- wants Carter to for t SV Pi,ns'for specifications. and crafts. handed in signing rs ct tificates umy ngnts for Brown Fire ; hold the Chinese .Miss Splivalo to Post, bai Ga- - j on.... Chamber of Commerce re- leaving. .. .New .'amp for stroyt uhe ! wed Lieut. Japanese labor questions Slow June 1. Arthur Brown will canvass the before Girdler home Great ball gret resignation Supervisors Shoemaker Taft partr hu.. ..Promotion advertising The j is bii; d for today.' Brown to will lunch in a tropical e ..Hawai- and the bower to act. "Clads" case.. merchants Japanese celebration. call on Goernor today. . an- Act-- be Civic Federation hina s case rs The Governor and ..France and Drunkard thought he wa in Evangelical Association in rr. nnt wish Organic to - Germany... Bar-et- t, hell. ian Bro- John Minister 8.- - Ch- display growing; against America Th Friend to he ....No straight ticket The vo July Rockefeller's rich gift to edu- session The amended Volcano - Colombia.... Maui's 1 nual - Bystander Rapid g: wth of Ter- frict- 1 existed to .dgh hool is! cation. ..Many army. ...Making war on mon- finer Leniency to Kumaiae ana Resorting growing rapidly .... Soi.ie changes' German warships now ines C. A. How Kil- ritory's fine High School Some rare tricks To business men Hy- antiquated. ...Atkinson off to . County Aet....R. Johnson is temporary made in Taft party . j Molokai ROose....The old papers among Archives A ver- draulic press made here Brown list. ..Oddity of on warship Hepburn Peterson loses case A deadlock in auea looked thirty years ago Off- campaign. ...Four Japanese editors' t speak at closed story of the Straits. dict of suicide.. ..Ladies' Day at Pa- completes his letter to Governor Republican ratification.... Came into conference Magoon case icial of the battle Kiyo Last day out on bail.... Opportunity for charl-- j reply to cific Club Coroner's jury on of school Takada may Fairyland.. ..Registration of 1 of fancy goods at Kawaiahao. Father James Beissel's ty Lawyers to dine N.w educa- - j births.... Sale quotes more Hu accident The jurors have lunch j even escape tiial for A problem of missions Honolulu I "...Solace comes into port from San Onlooker Mr. Castle murder..... tion code l,j be promulgate ' - selling "Odious C'ique" li- 1.. ..On militiamen history Something about the shi- and the woman tried tor actors violated tourist who is very making good scores.... Francisco. liquor is acuitted Is Hawaii in cense law. enthusiastic. Here's another alleged lep- threatening mose powder France and neutral- 2S. cure for Iay 24. The strikers TJ. S. Tune 18. Henry's strength grows June Carter is undecidec rosy Mrs. Braymer Home ity Highton on the County Act A.? ...For wins title to dernocrats will fuse with greater wit s each day luring laborers Belongs to Uncle property The given to Annual meeting of the Gleaners June 9. Federation to endorse Henry The Com Blanket libel on Stvnley School monies Ex-Sher- iff Sam Oahu eets Viriot Rulers offer Adam and Eve causes of trouble in mittee and nominee Quinn Dollar Preparing for work ou'. of enabling act Another Cemetery site The will try to meet ..Appointment i counties in Andrews pays his Taft.. - i loan funds. stomach. in the orchard Poisoner undetect- Scandinavian Peninsula Wells, fine.... of police poison found in Ah Chuck's complain un- on Vida and Leslie out Raid on bogus The secretary camot:July 9. Taft to Pope's interest in physical ed Portuguese about Fargo & Company's cars games carry out the law snk nf The fairness in wages Naone case up Rapid Transit lines Bruce Cart-wrig- ht Porter Boyd's case Music ..Itinerary of the, Splendid disnlav in ih drill Waste time and money in or mandolin In Posey County.... lait party Kilohana stories .L. to jury Mrs. Bird's jewelry reports on Equitable.... No How Japanese fleet won . .e "Will . sell Annex at The on July 4th meeting.... Legislature Death of father of Mrs. J. D. Gaines. favors for army cargoes Beet su- fight R. Not American greatest sea fight of modern tim.a. public auction Hawaii's finances. commence- H. Trent for treasurer .. .'.The Demo- practice Names losing authority. The on view. The Kamehameha gar in California Patriotic Address American husband An Theodore Wores' pictures " cratic game Yokohama as seen by The Chinese question What ment. , by Col. Hepburn Signal corps go Irish duel Yesterday, today and Pobiedonostseff The Chinese Correspondent Haskin. . the Chinese want of Uncle Sam Mmn Ctrwamm1 leases .Which wide tomorrow.. ..American pros-- aims blow to ruin June 2. Husted at volcano Problem .aiiip v. fnt j open or Honor their preceptor. trade goldier Senate Saghalien will be- sold Small farm expectations, decent? Two poets togeth ects n Orient Mark Twain on the Kapiolani How promotion of the militia er, Kipling June 29. Park come Japanese Golf Kap- Pictures at Pacific Club Trade! and Stoddard Hawaii's Sargent gives sound talk on lental photograph Yarns by the work is done Claus Spreckels goes links for - militia Commencement immigration iolani .Politicians get money. with Cuba The Home Rule scare- j at Oahu Territory will only jokers. evangelist opens Park College The loan County 10. back to coast. ...The . . ..Anti-lepro- sy . . rice sandalwood tree in property High Sheriff July Three Russian ships Ma- the ....For county government The crow ..Hawaiian may at the. Bible conference Basis for off in on Pacific coast The Hawaii Night of a thousand years. keep police station office.. ..Mis- nila Secretary Hay's death came re- Baltic fleet before the disaster demand 19 defense in Naone case... ..Ozawa Con- Holy June Inspectors instructed Close sions lose heavily In Micronesian with suddenness David zone loses Korea Election inspectors festival of the Ghost at the Carter turns .from war Cunha vic- The water problem of campaign Rev. E. W. Thwing typhoon.... The Civic Federation.... commits suicide.... Death of Charles Pauoa water dead- sular news of the greatest naval Cathedral in tennis finals tory Will help the Islands Miss Horner is champion Not jun- tells of Japan in war time Honor- Atkinson is conciliatory Kanealii Dean.... Warning of depression.... lock in loan committee is broken to ed their dead Trip down country. certified but trouble coming Civil County government starts without Oregon's men. Gleaners sale was a success ket this time.,..Wymans visit war Lawton has Priory celebrates 38th am iversary Molokai Death of nun, William Triangular Maui fight Govern- just ahead The oarswomen.. .. fuss.. Oregon coming this way again. 25. strike is now finished..... or Carter Clear-c- ut issues Look Races at the lochs Must pay the ....Arthur Johnstone's on Rob- May The with Crowds expected at Butler recital R,ice, once in Honolulu R. L. book Japanese disperse IT- - Par- on this picture Mistakes of Wa- - tax A picnic celebration. ert Louis Stevenson. The Lahaina re- Streets of New York tonight Stevenson and Hyde Sam ...Gen. Randall cheers and troops and police will Island imports The Organic Law. ker's side now, defendant's 'de in terhouse Desperate campaigning. June 30. Where new County of Oahu eulogized by a brother soldier.... Tongans -- turn Willis and the ....Trip to the Yosemite Valley, by F. big libel suit Young King aller Aid acknowledged to Spanish will start into business for Itself.... The Korean Methodists Wives Roosevelt to re- mission Mexico',3 The farewell Political cauldron H. Humphris Japanese romance on Governor Carter Celebra. i n at President Diaz. band's A banquet for divorced for drunkenness.... Smith tomorrow Win the Mo- greatest 6taiesman,and his family. . . . Sargent Counterfeiter Cooper next Governor of Phllipph .....Attempted ceive Atkinson Saturday has Honolulu angle Great amateur Kindergarten Wyman off to Legislature adjourn on farmer Japanese boy crushed by a lokai. A big loss on bananas.. .Light breaks makes clean breast Army post un suicide under trolley car.... i Carter pleads for support acknowledged. upon this man's mind.. ..Suggestions der way Henry will step aside.... Gen. Wood's trip to save his ay Governor county car Congratulations June 10. Joseph Fern, the man to beat life.... to militia Nominations for ....Barton concert a big .3 to late comers at concerts John- To prevent spread of animal diseases. John M. Horner on Chinese ques- Diego's example Quinn President receives Bishop son tion. aws San Last words to jury in Naone ?ase Crowds and Kumalae's lawyers move for ....Wanted American farmers . O'Neil Libert at the White House ng ) Arrest cf lawlessness. . .Nance No decision yet on County Act a Chairman Water-hous- e The Civic Federation Contract for July 11. Russian convicts at Sagha- J' Jef- attend the Holy Ghost fete at the ' friends the Archives building . signed. lien.. impressed I greets old Honolulu Education office in improved shape. Wyman good site discusses the issues. ..Carter with Taft. some of his best known cathedral finds June 20. Asks Sonny Cunha's singers do well ran lively ferson in Chinese boy a good witness. for leprosarium Historic mission- rebuke for Carter at ....Sherman Into typhoon roles Y. W. C. A. endorses Satur- June 3. Japanese vic- Enthusiasm for Henry.. .Poepoe talks Santa Cruz.. .Inheritance tax scheme. Everything is lovely.... Radium Odd-Fellows.- .... Te celebrate ary Arm- closing Uniform rank of home changes hands, the to the Fusionists of ....Alabama a success.. ..Amount of as a life promoter.. day above, tory Thousands gather in honor of strong premises.. ..Grave of the Est 'mates ..Maui has busy Seek power from Togo A. V. Gear snakes ! both sides A horse and hack fell money coming to Counties.. ..James days.... Equality before the ad- The patriarchs Folk lore tales of the law. ..A Impressive scenes and strong John McGuire cut a wide swath at I down Punchbowl The gist of it. Love wants his own money.. ..Crimi bad news service We may get Chi- conference Trial upon Hawaiian ancients.. ..Stage people by nal business to go to Douthitt, nese.. dresses at National Capital Kapea is guilty. re- Doremus Scudder. ..Father James ..Waialua riot case.. ..Another To fill pulpit of Chris- Ven- - work hard Frick Committee July 1. New officers possession case. hypothesis J. A. Morgan is censured port on Equitable Record asks, what did Stevenson repent of? take battle in Parker church Who is the lawyer of emous snakes Importing abuses Election returns is to and County government is inaugurat July 12. Supervisors in country sec- tian snakes. island-bor- n TJ. S. Princess J. Tarn McGrew Coun- of an Admiral.... appear.. edL . . . Supervisors organized.. tions would kings.. surplus wealth Tear down the signs The Pythian ..The campaign closes and ..Brown be ..Col. Hepburn from Paris. ty Law Young Chinese engage in memorial. ..Postmaster Pratt now a vote Straight fal- - tatres the police.... Absolute control a guest of planters.... Makiki Valley returns In house cleaning. for ticket May 26. Highton will begin today debate Col. Macfarlane financed has 1 dies A. M. Brown's ,r)en letter. sought for Brown The late John sites for A night fire June 11. Hepburn puts upon citizens.... of case conierence no poisons, the limit j Booth on G. en- - Hay Waipahu's bad place. Kilauea's big County Act ditch Found Stanford party loyalty High Sheriff Henry stealing P. ...A at crater.... Defence of. closing Fusion plan has failed case Famous cavalry on transport i position. banquet of lawyers Reception Great Col. to tour of Oahu dorsements... Judge Hatch's Britain Hepburn's Wyman and Hepburn coming on Sheridan Gen. Wood is coming to make White heat As to voters Forecasts Cele- aboard the Bennington Trent's lit speech.. ..The mosquito scourge.... politics in County of Maui - Sheridan Statesmen fearful of dis- Honolulu Country Club idea Better; brated astronomer Oahu College tle joke on Charlie Booth Russia Just imagine Roosevelt running- & times ahead Oahu seen from auto , franchisement Big appropriation The age of Oahu Dr. Ostrom's celebration Re-arrest- ed for mur- and her troubles.. ..Wholesale prices. newspaper.... Some war horrors.... pass Money for Government. work for this Sunday Naone con- Jackies to tour Holiday crowd , Again prov- Kaiser's eastern policy.. ..Assign Why polygamy prevails Magoon bills Ori-- j der on 'change.. ..He Japanese in Hawaii The victed of manslaughter in de at the Haleiwa Effect of the citizenship. ed warrants are not legal.... Low II wants pay for his Stan- ....The first war Political kaleidescope on ed witnesses.,.. creed of Lahainaluha Sugar gree County Act sustained by Su ental June 21. Brown and Trent win.... cense liquor law.... Usury case post ley Dollar's captain gets off. Island of Hawaii Parliament in Or-pheu- Shells in her cargo, the Heathdene.... preme Court Sheriff refuses li The result of election Water-hous- e poned.... A gift to Afghan's ruler. July 13. Col. Hepburn speaks at m.. uproar poor j the No polygamy in Hawaii Territory cense and is menaced by war Will Twelve men fed at makes an announcement.... Office for High Sheriff Loan fund ..Floral welcome to Taft Hilo grand jury J Capt. Robert Parker back from Maul. put ginger Into the campaign. shrine work.... Brown speaks to crowd on street.... not used.. ..Rawlin's office pau party urged by committee.. ..Mer- Gems from Weekly.. ..Hope . Death of Sister Anna at Oakland. June 4. Gas light turned on in town the Kau Sargent on immigration All clear- - Order by Wm. Henry.. ..Making chants lock horns with tax assessor. lepers declines j Physicians testify In Naone case. ....Talking about naming third coun- for the Mark Twain ed for action, in Shanghai Plans transfer in all Counties Attorney ....Mosquito campaign.. ..McBryde Kentwell respondent Broke ty ticket Insults the Consul invitation from Nevada.. ..Puna sale for Taft party Wood going to General gives up nothing.. ..Treasur- in good shape.. ..Maui kindergartens record for wireless Honolulu's pio- - Koolau Maile renews old fight not to be ter Keawe mainland.. ..Father James on the er Trent files strong bond .... Private become incorporated .... Says nature ' planters Roth Is winner Band and parks under the county convicted Volcano visitor highly Bolton tells of a former crime.. man has enlisted.. ..Hawaiian pines neer tree - pleased. Bond revelations.. ..Result of the of tennis championship Benning- A creditable cadet Stories of the County elections Life culmina- The volcano Is still in eruption. for South Africa.... Nuuanu reser- i'c etntinn shin Troauois from time The County Act decision June 12. Brown ordered policemen to July 2. Governor means to come back voir problem.. ..The Strong wedding. Banquet to Wy- tions Medals for Lucien Young.... Midway. Peculiar Philippine foods A dream vote ticket given Nor- still Governor.. ..Was Cant. Parker ....Judge Hardy's novel charge to poem..:.. man and Hepburn.. ..High Sheriff Clark talks about labor.... The May 27. Rumors of a sea battle in The life of American women way and Sweden contest.. ..Manga discharged? Wight chosen for grand jury The parks of Honolulu County act contest in Hawaii-ne- i Small farming near Henry addresses the voters.. ..Bids Board of Education of should be much ..Honolu- Korea straits military post Reva a hard ship Destructive fire The death extended.. to come up today Militiamen etm Diamond Head The two pendrag- - for the Hawaii an near Camp McKinley. Father Oliver.. ..Heavy damages won lu Clay Co.'s stockholders sued. fight for money Obtained "dead" ons Told by the returned waiter. to in Hilo court The Honolulu Chi July 14. All Honolulu to greet Taft. Attorney party ob- - Ju"e th.ee ahu cash from natives Concerning ad Girls who do things... The danger The General and 22'0fff ildi"f sires nese are against Exclusion.. ..Who .. ..Hawalians welcome to the Taft j of snake imports Dix port ligations .... Holiday for the little f journment nonor ia wji In ex- runs the ..Thrum finds an party Fine fare of to ones.. ..Portuguese Sunday Taft party reception Stories band?.. history..... ! Prospective acquisition to Honolulu Patriotic in war, in peace dutiful School ploded Big cient Hawaiian place of worship. ...A American chutney is a growing local 'I Rev. W. picnic Needed Congressional In- before grand jury.... lot pulpit Forest fire in Palolo valley. E. Crabtree to be here soon. of contracts before June 30th.... gentleman driver.. ..The folly of bus! industry.. ..Aloha.. ..A word to Con "High" students in role of Thes- Hawaiian mango chutney. terference Kamehameha Day.... Campbell ness The Key to the Pacific, by gressmen The public lighting June 5. County to Henry Harper Alice weds Walter Macfar- pians The Kilauea scarecrow Act decision in Its full Star's tribute lane The future of County govern- Atherton Brownell.. ..Some first seed plant.. ..Will have small farms.... key The militiamen text Riot among Koreans at Paia class of '46.... Great day at the Zoo sown in Japan from Hawaii the ment.. . Growing automobile trade... Hawaii.. ..Eat Great fetes await Taft in Manila.... got no money Catholics and the suppressed A scheme to pull down ....Big fee is lost....Father James on ing out lives new Miss Alice ne Poepoe .Atkins )u in Washington Sugar men's Honolulu's Roosevelt.. ..How the revivalists Officers of the Ha- Was attacked by a sword-fis- h Damien case Judge Highton on the chutney industry.. ..England fears station handles immigrants.. ..Un- closes Trouble over a Honolulu Jap. Rockefeller donation. Trust waiian Board Dr. Ostrom -- resig- for her gold The Doctor Wile timely death of Miss Scott Settle- - June 23 darter has placed his ex- - Didn't want any old American June 12. Floral offerings the Elle- band-stan- Bible conference Exclusion to at in of Roose d at Kalaupapa. ment of lands most important mat- Or- - flag Warning against jiu-jits- u ford farewell .... Progress of the sma" nation hands President elude A drawing play at the velt.. .. Governor gives reason for this July 3. Haleakala may get rank with ter.... What coffee duty would do for pheum Lahaina force to arrive to- Consumption of sugar Scientific farm idea How father Cunh.'t world wonders.. ..Cooper first choice United States.. ..Claim made upon selections Shark tribe to drown. step... As to the succession to the day. eludes drank opinion of the f Carter does retire.. ..Senior Cap Waialua lands.. ..Minor's property Is power to call aquarium fisherman Bishop Libert June 13 Sam Johnson takes a hanci Governorship.. ..Public May 28. Governor has on resignation.. ..Want money for the .ain Parker remains in office.... Fine ordered sold.. .."House of the 8un," out U. S. troops Governor en- local polygamy The death of for a moment Why I vote against work in lauhala Wants the minor Maui's seal emblem.. ..The last of - militia. . ..Contracts awarded.... Oahu Fu- Sister Anna Truth about volcano Brown.. ..Theodore .Whe- . dorsed Poepoe at the head of Richards.. College has a reunion Governor Parker to pay the bills. ...Mr. Thrum the fine Jap cruiser Takasago. what is needed Taft-Roosev- Japanese were The perils of fame. the Star was in better company.... 15. elt sion ticket Two sugar Carter's resignation.. ..County build- offers some corrections.... The week July The party was Reduction in believed tern Plan campaign for High Sheriff Hen- ..Levy-Land- o stabbed at Lahaina County Act is porary ings Money for the park....Y. W. at Wahiawa colony.. splendidly received.... Big welcoming condi- Quartermaster Berry taken ry More details about the battle re- hammered by Highton The C. A. birthday celebrated China Sunday wedding Dr. Alexander re demonstration.. ..Gov. Carter will Samoa Kumu- - from feheridan Man Interested in of Korea straits.. ..Doric's encounter Bishop Staley's is tions in American S. firs, nade sugar Dr. Norgaard tires.... widow consider.. ..Fascinated with the Pall. lae for jail Senate and House Hawaii P. Harbison dead with fleeing Russian ships Buck- dead.... The Honolulu Chinese de ....Party visits plantation.. ..Morn- Jtiilo will have sports Advice to eye Club Rail- - appoint id Territorial veterinary want to adjourn Fully protected hears anecdotes career of Gov- nounce the Exclusion Act.... Hilo ing visit to Pearl lochs.. ..Striking bru- housekeepers Building activity In roads will help surgeoi The public without militia Blondes and uouege advertise Hawaii.... ernor Garnishee discharged. finds a new kink Taft hits nail on scenes at luncheon.. ..Great sight at tropics A cinemato- wills Sargent here to Inspect Station.... Carter.... Crowds nettes in the June 6. Two brand new ....Nor. nal damages in Ballou libel the head.... Why Wight was chosen WaikikI beach.... cheer at graph martyr How the na- candidates for Civic Federation Cafe chantant ....Cure for heart worm Four farewell.. ..Last moments in Hawaii me snrievaity .'ot- - I suit Orhu County Supervisors to tional guard did not get its appropri- will help the A. M. Brown, reformer Renear score boys back from splendid out yesterday.. ..The Chinese easement. frs Fire destroys J meet The Hawaiian trade with San ation Romances of bank notes barn of Hustace to swim on Atlantic coast.... Doyle ing County of Maui is inaugurat ....The sugar situation.. ..Carter will body troops Peck & Co The Hawaiian Board celebrates the day of Kamehamu'lia Francisco. . Main back from strike has money In hand Kapea ed without fuss or tomfoolery... hold on. ...The conviction of Sen. center .Hawaiian Military Expedi- felt by ....The new militia scheme.. ..Taft Portuguese are ready to Mitchell.. ..Oppression by landlords gambling Miss Cunha becomes the Young Paul Neumann married in decorate the tions, by J. W. Girvin Politics in will give Hawaii merely a passing hill-sid- e. ruins small industries.. ..Bids for the bride of Dr. H. V. Murray The Toronto Quarantine wharf to be j Hawaii as seen by F. J. Haskin..... glance Rev. E. W. Thwing saw July 4. Magnificent new Immigration Federal works at Honolulu The W. Civic Federation Future of beet rusnea to completion... ..'governor 1 The race question An answer to sugar ships fleeing from Togo . . . . Liliuoka station dedicated yesterday.... Com O. Smiths were mixed up.... Dr. Japanese woman grace- Successful women Mr. lani on her way music Carter's dinner to Col. Hepburn.... Catholicus p home.... The missioner Sargent and local officers O'Neill on his Hawaii report.. ..Was as seems to the will not take Rodgers place. of romance.... To report on Defense of the islands.. ..Crumbs for ful '.Woman she Labor Territory Oahu College holds grad- entertain.. ..Statesmen in a lively tilt drowned in his dress suit.... An hotel man's wife Fast games suit June Status of Hawaii.. ..Lena may come over banquet board Treasurer equity sensation.. ..Concerning the 6.Will raise beets in New Mei-- Chil-lingwo- tonight.. ..Japanese return rth uation fans Children's convention co. .. vp. here... .Extortion case is on, Trent receives $2800 for Oahu Coun- Nuuanu reservoir. Japanese rlavV mav (VVU.&W-WV-Amrirmri Hague The Governorship. 29. Squadron an- being Homer-Mars- h from the 16. May The Russian is iuaui Improvements mav he tried The up The Peace ty.. ..Peopling problem.. ..Events of July The Stanley Dollar goes...... Twelve ships sunk or bankruptcy case Meeting to ....Keep the band.... once Successful symphony B. nihilated... , checked Mrs. Wilder to Strong wearies Fourth of July.. ..Pinkham at J. Cat- captured Democrats take fusion meet Miss consider keeping up militia Last Commission... Bradlee Vaudeville I Horner in hospital more The charter sustained tle's at Kaimukl.... pill ruefully Big farewell service tennis Gems from the honors to a sailor lad. of debts Pauahi wing of Kau Weekly Commencement of dedicated Looks for big travel.... Education interests.. ..Road work Japs investigating labor troubles.... ends revival campaign In the last June 14. The Governor arraigns A. awaits action by County.. ..Rapid Costliest object of art ever sold in odd the Kamehameha girls Naone goes M. Brown on his To Improve the beach Punahou days of the Legislature An record.. ..Exclusion Miss Transit charter valid and not violat England Russian officers call on tale of a squid Sonny Act to be treated discreetly Re- Seniors entertain friends Gov. Wright Manila The squntete(June 7.Sherlff Henry makes raid on Rhoda Green wins Kilohana prize. ed. at fruits will sing of Hawaii Col. McClel-- form Campaign making headway 5. independ- mainland jaunts. I a Japanese good teach- July Honolulu observes of the visit.. ..For 1 1 theater The Civic Only law-bre.aki- ng ....Small pay drives out lan quotes law and regulation For Chinese for ence Day in- - notable manner.... Myriad babes of the Mikado's Jteaeration holds secret caucus ..Many ad- ers All white laborers must have the farmers' benefit Reply to W. Brown.. things are to be cam- Death in England of former Consul empire Father James on the Ba- - L. Politics at society function For- justed Objects land Some aftermath of the or-- Castle The late Joe Jefferson. eign Missions and aims of the Hoare Myrtles capture races.... rete case ham minstrels at the ....Amy Turner springs a leak for Woman's Board.... Civic Federation Lewis & Clark paign. capsize.. pheum.. ..Mahelona on the Nuuanu Theodore Wores and his pictures.... June 25. Hawaiian planters to refine Healani seniors .Want these Causes of the strike The mastery j rates for the Honolulu trip How capital. ..(jerman tear or publici Pearson lectures on Hawaii Plans in opposition to Spreckeis H. P. Islands fortified Federal reservoir.. or the Pacific Church work ana contractors figure on jobs.. ..Cham- govern- Possibilities of conflict The ty Must live on cocoanutf. ..Greek to enlarge Cemetery ll willing to workers Republican campaign on Nuuanu meet ber of Commerce w-i- aid the mili Baldwin not take farm- types t con- opposition... James to Ha- - orship Roberts shoots him- case of Mitchell.. ..The Italian in iain.. ..She stoois Maui Band to the Exposition ..Father tia Trip of the band Issues of Private er, by R. N. Boyd County vs. quer. naimu r50a.ru . . . . nenewea taiK 01 day, D. L. self ... .Sargent writes up his volcano Two earthquake shocks yesterday the Withington Feder- Ha- Usurers The nature man among Julv 17. Korean envoy to the Peace Dinner on a smoke stack. breaking Allen will Labor outlook ation in Chicago.... Burbank's new; dis- trip Wants Dr. Abbott to visit on these islands Butler recital a waii Supervisors elect Smith as Tahitians Saw Russian ships at Conference Great business stroke May 30. Admiral Togo's victory coveries Town schools salute the . on shipping of sugar Baron Ko- - success. hypnotism re- Class of 1905 bids fare- Manila.. .Wyman his island tour. in Russian losses, so far known, are ...Fear and in flag Garage is opened up Foun- chairman Oahu prisoners mura on mission of peace vivals.. ..Last week of Kilohana ex- well to Punahou New light upon The Fourth for starts nineteen vessels, six cpatured. Two dation of extortion, graft and cor of A lively Fourth on Midway. Cuba letting sugar go at reduced ng on way to waste sea-goi- two coast-wis- e hibit.... 7th Cavalry Hono ruption the crucifixion Dreadful away and battle- systems Atherton Brownell will First July 6. Hawaii at Washington Taft price Americans ran from ships among the Japanese spoils lulu.... The subway of New write of Hawaii. human energy in Japan ships Maui's good gov- York City A cluster of violets.. Christian church has new pastor has breakfast with Gov. Carter... phantom Extra session has adjourned without June 15. Sam Johnson is not advocat or me Matter of borrowing more money un ernment Coffee and the labor pro- day. Presentation to Hon. D. R. Diplomas presented to Kamehameha sen- A learned, pastor wonders Ar- P. boys, ing straight ticket Spring a '.The Calf Made, decided.. ..Steamship company bids blem.. ..Sunken warships at Port Isenberg Federal troops would class '05.. ..Vital statistics of sation without any Vida's volcano... Path the car- Ar- McDufHe is acquit basis poem by Ayres. lower than Hilo R. R. for sugar thur Another salvage at Port obey the vxovernor's call Governor Health Board.... proposition to the Governor... ..Car- wire- immigration 26. wisdom to college rying Coming here to put in thur Hawaiian condemned in the House Candi- ted.... To disbar Johnson Some ter is for Henry Civic Federation June Words of ia look- peppery passages sturiPTitcj T7nosevelt. President of less Another crusade Military Italian immigration.. ..Coffee dates give pledge The memorial In the Ballou case is after Quinn's scalp Voters dis up rich strike Bad faith is charged in Koolau the whole nation Crabtree's iirst hops at the Hawaiian Chinese ing Walter Scott's day parade and rites Fine display franchised The Chinese Exclusion newsboy off to college The lesser of gold ore What power shall rule In ses- Maile case Territory demurs to discourse Big blaze at 1 a. m the pit of the volcano The Law and the President, by J. W. Gir- legislature school-ma'm- s the Pacific Matson and bananas. sion Mission claim. Home Rulers declare for Kepolkai Fifteen ends The battle and after vin Satisfied with Carter's letter. re- to visit the Islands High Sheriff Sunrise on Haleakala Our side The thirtieth of May Some blun- June 7. Thrum is a possibility for ....Brown talks $or Poepoe Attor for Governor.. ..Tardy election sheriff.. ..Surgeon General Wyman create odd situation.. ..Maui Henry occupies new office Tvo industries. ders of Hawaii politics Will you ney Stewart to leave Hawaii Cafe turns 18. H-- aii vouched will visit Molokai Alumni banquet holds by parties. ..The Chicago strike captains entertain guests Need of July The credit of sew for orphan children? bids for immigration depot In Ha- a coffee tax Political reform for by nation Prof, rn for scien- May 30. ; at Kamehameha Death of Mrs. born of conspiracy.. ..Long live the Port Arthur editor who Issued waii, a poem by H. C. Mohr The The Chinese question Looked Into tists to solve in Kau districts.... siege paper Artistic jewelry by Mrs. John H. Paty suicides with prus- - to vote Brown's reply. band The Kunalu Ladies Rowing ticket for Kanea'ii, wheth- our labor conditions Tribute to W. Compare volcanoes with craters in May Bird The war news in Hono- sic acid Half a million coming for May the best man win High Club Trouble for way to Kohala Ditch Congressman Hep- er elected or not Poor men fore- T. Rawlins. ..Two shipwrecked crews moon One oust Parker.... lulu Trilby was a fine perform- Sheriff and the law A responsible arrive on the Matthew Turner Has Oahu any police? Down the - ..Cam- Ex-Jud- ge by corporation The ance Commencement at Kawala- burn arrives in Honolulu.. ticket Little turns up in stalled rich charg- Endeavorers of opens campaign. . .Railroads Elevator car gates Bigamy sleepy Kona coast nao Seminary Physicians in re paign is opened.. ..Kaniho Indianapolis '.A. M. Brown at- Sugar Factors' visit to the campaign in the Philippines Commander ed against libellee Officer Apana county.. ..Mr. Yoon's buttal in Naone trial Very foolish fusion The Scandinavian tempts to meet Carter's charges Railway Co. An apposite extract bit Ku- trouble.. ..The land movements.... of Young as host and guest Promote sued for J2000 Koolau mainland of legislation Chinese stage play, "Sorrows all-Briti- Statesman files articles of incorroration. The sh cable A tonnage maiae breaking rocks Y. M. C. A. Detailed account of the great naval Han" Closing program at St. An- social purity by proper literature.... money king, July 7. County Board takes charge of bugaboo Letter to the kin?- in the celebrates 36th birthday "Sonny's" battle The Russian story told at drews priory Flag day at Waipa-- Russell Sage, great is water riuestion. quintette Vladivostok.. ..Attorney Ballou un- evening now breaking down Birthday of the band Admiral Whiting reaches archives Nuuanu goes on China. hu school The untruthful the age for retirement The Potem- - Once delved in archives Jaw May 31 Rojestvensky is taken der fire Berry's Agency incorpor- press Officials to avoid political Methodist pastor celebrated Lihue talks to Car- Mon- - big thing at kine mutiny Sugar at hlsrh mark. for the Chinese.. ..Taft Memorial day is observed lri Hono- ates Verdict in Schnack vs. services Old papers found in land fair a Last match Big ranch case Pho- lulu tano office. traps The voting on Hawaii The naval mutiny Hawaiian ter Parker Election inspectors Ban- sustained. boys ever New poem by tograph Emperor. quet 8. Will find man to make race 16. jury declines to do County officers for Kauai Last are best in honor of Mr. K. Sakurai... June June Grand G. Woolley'e 13 Hawaiian Dana given ieaye on July Q.r tradp with Germanv Jf.Dan'9 against Brown.. ..Chun hook was ftbl;tics An week of Territory band. Ralph Turner John 12 THE' PACIFIC COMMERCIAL! ADVERTISER," - HONOLULU, JANUARY i, 1906.

of absence Liquor law crbitration. ....The Salvation Army England death at Puunene Chas. S. Devrar Kakaako D. Howard Hitchcock's Foreclosure suit on. Seaside Hotel.... meluth & Co Wilhelm estate dig! evic- latest productions Tug-of-w- ar Buffalo quarry Capt. Parker asks endorsement or and Japan Flags for the schools. dies far from home Waialua stone for Episcopal tributed Disposition of road - on plan better with child, Porto Rican imitates Republican organization Tax ap- j Cars to Kahauiki Contention tion the Irish The cathedral. board funds may le settled without -- Bay Company Solomon difficulty . . peal boards for the coming year j that Inheritance tax is not due on education Hudson The banana Sept. 10. Col. t ;.ureh on visit here, in litigation.. .Survey recommended profits Coffee crop gets bigger Monroe doctrine trusts The Rub- for Hilo Question seen by ( of persons who died before Army X.ivv breakwater. Chinese labor as estates out- and Journil. ..Palama fiery of Hale-- ! passing of law Getting the ar- Much crime in Kohala Good ber Industry, Waterhouse Oregon for second term Chinese govern Sept. It?. Then Ki,!i ir.to i AlcClelian The cit promised a great on njicK on rnaumau Death of Mrs. E. G. chives in shape to move Partition come of tax appeals Japan the beauties time ment to educate Chinese graduates his support of hath in Pali ma . filth Cummings' asked leader in Asia. these islands.". .In Gay Hawaii, an en- controversy. . . Heekwith Queer business in police of W. H. estate of local schools Condor's men .Promotion Commit-letracto- rs Aug. 15. Consul Saito wants facts of open letter. tee court Hawaii may make distilled j for. tertained Terrible earthquakes in gets after of Hono. ! case Gov. Caleb West holds 29. chaiKiji. Independent voting A 2. sight to redeem Maui Aug. Hawaii as a fragment left Italy Micronesian typhoon. . ..Ben lulu 's ..Peace treatv liquors August Money in army Glimpses Mo- - ru.i not seen i up a Coxey of here by moon L. Tenny Peck, new Butler, by the editor Honolulus de- for signing Secret arv political police Carter has warrants Will open Kau lands.. garden goat Bonaparte peonage, j boys lokai Tells about cashier National., gets after Solace officers the President Charge of ..War upon billboards Band - First ..Punahou's feat Elks. .Manl will- Welcome to Hon. Wm. Redmond.... new year will break record Kaka- 111US suit ji gainst The development of agricultural can go to Portland if they are Sept. 11. Coral dredgings to redeem ., Treasurer Trent to The medical boycott Burglar's aw- pay-tax- Cuba. ing Alien labor in dredging tr.e ako furnishes an afternoon of, fun in Kakaako swamp Maui county's warrai.t against special road ful mistake; breaks into an asylum court The Douma Jap- . . .Honolulus won July 20. Fernandez wants to be a Su- harbor Statistics from the weather Russian credit Stands high Healani crews 't play more and is kept... .Fortune left by James ball this Prizo-f- i rrV, pervisor Rumors of official graft report The Czar and Russia anese and Russian envoys Holt for regatta.... More To'.iio riots.... season -' Dean to his mother United States Decker goes Citizens signed Signboard defacement Public ad- pot is boiling. Yellow fever worse at New Orleans to asylum Chines on the Alameda awarded title to piece land adjoining celebrate Harvest Moon both petition and protest No op- ministrator needed The dredging Aug. 30. Islets west of Hawaii to grow ....Hawaifs dual police Oriental ob- Shin money. .. .Japanese of naval barracks site Walter Lee a foot- sequies.. ..Kapiolani goes Koanoke destroyed by fire near position to new Hilo forest reserve. tales pad. cocoanuts Kobayashi objects to tract from Xew Caledonia Committee on appoint- battle.. Vanilla in Hawaii Ha- false impression .... Wireless goes Achi to A. A. Lewis. Associated char County - Aug. 16. Sheriff wants to find Mayor lties elects oliiieis Arthur ments Margherita of Italy to vis- waiian Zoology, by Prof. J. E. Duer- wrong and troubles follow Fine Sept. 12. New rules for schools ap- -. can Japanese sues Rapid Transit Belcher of N. J Saito is Consul for yarn practice law Girls cf Oreron it the Islands Six craters on the den in re sea from these waters Ger- proved by Governor Folk propos- -' to advertise Hawaii for $15,000 for death of his son Korea No written rules exist man Emperor's expenses The in novel way Puna trail Lodges at a reunion affairs in Medical Examining Board ed for next president Japanese Se.t. 23. How Mikasa was Mown Sheriff Brown's report for July. j peace and Wireless with the np The machine program Presiden- More troops ordered to Hawaii... after ministers resign. ...Paper made from j F. M. Tlusted, directory 3. to honor f mar Harriman to pass by August Trent refuses Coast.. ..Japanese win the Stanley Hawaiian sisal. . ..Regatta Day loom- -' gets tial colitics - ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Redmond enter- after Marks, a rival go to Oyster Bay blanket warrant Citizen labor pol- Dollar suits Swearing among ing up large Trying to head off Cienfuegos Eiots Carter will Stories of tained Cops to stop spitting habit in Mikasa 's captain Neptune" retires after fifty icy applied to home sites young children Life on the moon Jap doctors Planters discuss labor j attempts ! suicide "Father on Manila Portland Evening Journal's free Ketvizan rP mutiny the Lawton at Some new fiction from a Hono--j regu- - m-ait-- u years of service.. ...Ferocity fixed fee. press trip to Hawaii Reformed citizen- problems Governor approves lOcliard Lon A neglected opportunity to I i ....To "educate Ha waiiansv ship Progress of farming lulu writer. lation for forcible inspection of live- - xias leg between two acclimating i cars value of Honolulu as an j Aug. 31. Oanu County without legal stock arriving Attorney General ii s neavy1 July 21. New college buildings.. ..The camp Loose system of appointing Haunted heiau near Waialua ivavi uint'iimr work . . . working on for parole prison- - j machine jolted hard Government ' Mecca temple Shriners to road boards. Chamber of Commerce rules of ' i"5'"T rMHie. !m,uuo,uio eon trustees of estates Scandinavia party T. Thomas ers Chinese Inspector J. K. Brown ceru. makes report. is defeated in House of Commons Treasurer's report on the Queen's work for Hawaii Strauch in pilikia and the Taft President as Civic pipe j very ill Supreme Court today Home & success with will help settle public lep- - i for demolition of Chinese house at Fortune a versifier sits Kamehameha Jared Smith Hospital Title certificate for I Ha- to come dreams Echoes of the treaty...... Bureau of Animal Industry de- schools Bishop estate's lands The windward coast of rosarium site. j Waialua Poles in street forest re Jones, whose down. i Devil and Ben Ching, story by an clares quarantine .against glanders, serves exceed government's.. waii Story of Paul Aug. 4. Sea walls against law Fire ' Aug. 17. man Condor farcy and tuberculosis S. S. Ne- - City mains filled with roiled body nears home John Paul Jones. drill and a fire Conger to be con-- . Charles Freeth in exciting Advertiser German water in Oregon For-- j here from Samoa The Campbell vadan fined S900 for carrying three from newly excavated Ximanu reser- The sunstroke climate Prison suited in re Chinese boycott.. . .Wells, adventure waters : .a passengers to Kahului. voir Big log rafts in labor on public works A heroic & Co. inaugurate on eign corporations must obey license will case Kahuna practice in Pacific..., Fargo service ' - Sept. 13. Annie Alexander's feats in Clothes sprinkling law and soldier of th"e Czar Consul Fan Rapid Transit line Who feeds the' law Mexican assaulted Cham- land deal. former 1. Africa., ..Reception to mis- efforts to enforce same Che-f-a wants light on killing of a Chinese. prisoners? Annual report of Audi- - ber of Commerce elects officers Sept. City losing and county gain- Oriental - j sionaries ..peri, ror ponce court ...Attorney General's work during tor Fisher Responsibility needed Viezavona French Consul for all Pa- ing in population Many changes in at Christian church Jap hard to get. cific islands Kentwell complains of the fire department Marine battleship Mikasa blown up Illegal ....Hau restored to civil rights... year. in the appointment of administrators Park Douse, charged with exclusion law. . '..Large bond sale, i to be taken up by the Navy Depart sale of diseased catt'te Judge Gear setting fire to July 22. U. S. S. Bennington blown of estates Lord Roberts speech.. to Japanese, out on bail - Cal. and Haw. Refinery made... ment Carl Widemann meets with j defend Commander Lucien Young Search T up. ...One hundred and fifteen casual- ..Federal law permits the distillation it light photograph on Dr. Jordan and'Mahatma Our for serious accident on Hawaii Wai-- j in Bennington case....J. A. Johnson taken Youne . ; ties Will not call an extra session of okolehao Kellett's bondsmen Hotel roof j weds Jean Lindsay Railroads to garden. County Com- - discovered The new case. eign commerce! .. .Victory for reform kiki Seaside Hotel troubles Boyd to of Legislature How Barete help promotion Sept. 24. Luau for Sam Johnson at- 7; Aug. 5. Official Washington in ....San, Francisco lepers as seen by continue with Promotion work until work Buford here mittee lost the patronage Tempest life at ' ' from Mrs. Fitzhugh in tended by Supervisors...... Alex. ( . a .doctor .... Answer by Judge Hardy Wood aFrives Decker to fight with Coast Lee In a pqt Henry inspecting the hot season. ..Isaac Noar dies.... j Young's poem on ceme! tea i ...... Six girls from Texas flutter into McFadden Governor asks Federal town Whitton of the Zafiro of Ma- Greenwood jails of KSUai.. ..Depew and the President tells the Governor why he ! tery Marks answers charo-p- a the Capitol. j nila Bay fame here Capt. Peder- - 1 .Equitable.... Regulars and the mili- - should stay in his office Will of aid in cleaning city Second F. M. Husted V. O. Aug. 18. The doctors and Douse j pawnshop opened up Cable off- son of schooner Tacoma dead. Smith's ." Hunting cover The Benning- - Mrs. Cordelia H. Brown filed. ...Pub- Sept. 14. sjfrht almost restored tia Sons of the Revolution meet j icials Hawaiian Trust Co. makes Henry V lic administration ... .'Elevators in at on taxation of cable.. ..Wreck Ward Bee ton tragedy.. ..Echo from old days... ' good offer for Territorial her, bv the editor steamships Transport tickets de- Cooke's in Nuuanu valley.. ..Cabin of Spartan sold Beacon for Mid- bonds.... Dragon day in Holt cannot collect tax.: ..Prince boys goods - i Soldiers help pawnbroker Oyama Chinatown Queen sell dutiable Investi- way Toyo steamers old-tim- '". stopped steamer by cable. nied to school teachers Sugar and Kisen Kaisha Liliuokaiani gives e fishing "Bert" the J i and Linevitch define zone - cotton raising in Brazil Benning- gating the baseball scandal Reli- - to resume runs. .. .Commander Be- - neutral Pf,rt.v begin on usur- ng Anderson ....Supervisors war j ! Territory sets new cricket gious teaching in public schools gas , Condor adopts system . ers Along the old levee. ton dead buried. of the German cruiser re'or' found in ship Cush- - j Trent and Douthitt odds over , Aug. 6. Stuffing garbage department Mother Castle's gift Check on calls on Captain Lyon, Naval Station, at i rig's hull. July 23. Magnitude of Bennington hor-- vulgar Postal Cards.... The Republic Acting: Gov- blanket warrant County Sunervis- - pay roll Trustees of will of Jas. Call returned with Sept. 25. Philippine free trade Bure-- ror grows Body of navy's founder Lese-majes- te ors favor marine park Condor a Campbell ask for construction of will Miss Roosevelts ernor Atkinson and staff in addition. enough thing Commander Lucierj ; reaches American shore William Hawaii supervisors the alarming experience at Waikiki Iwalani left for Midway with leaves for Samoa Mohican and Young's defense Lewis yesterday Honolulu after Rithet to race to Par--, foreshadowed P. died sheriff J. F. Colburn, executor of Strauch gets large fine Reception j stores for cable colony Good work Coast Sam Confucius j anniversary observed by young woman lost in Suc- j ker retracts alleged libel At- - forest.... appear and art display at club Magoon by Governor Surgeon-Gener- al against' Chinese Wu estate Antone Rosa, cited to Jack ! Ting' Fang wounded cess of pineapple industry Chinese sued for accounting is ! torney W. A. Kinney Auto doesn't in in court The Roosevelt myth Kamaloo Suzuki of Japan to visit Honolulu. spoil railway station bomb explosion to occupy old Hopp premises An political sued for rent ?50,000 more for Pu- - New methods. horse sales More funds for, Frank on Far Eastern situation as it tax promotion Turner dead Gompers Antarctic blizzard.. ..Jane Adams is The beauty of fasting Fraud- nahou College. Sept. 2. Roosevelt inter- work. urges Japanese exclusion in of and Carter Sept. 15. rec- Hawaii. child labor Stories of the girls alleged. Aug. 19. Two players suspended from j jlo Merchants' Association ulent land sale view at Oyster Bay Today is r ommends new ....Miss Irwin not to make debut Dai Nippon Statesmen clash at the Aug. 7. Citizen labor act declared winter league .Mrs. Harry s school day Leprosarium progress at measures to Governor this winter Lieut. Blue operated banquet Monte Carlo financ- for Territory benefit, viz., new Fed- Taft null and void., ..Investigating limu j case Exhibition of Poultry Washington held up by yellow fever on fur appendicitis Russian crui- ing Plain women's luclc. eral building; opening of navy yard as a possible foodstuff Reduced Japa buys a Chilian battleship work.. .Surgeon-Gener- al Suzuki here. ser Lena to visit Honolulu Ha- 24. Bennington at Pearl Harbor; July Dead of number sugar carrying rates Troubles of Outside plantations must be taxed j Korea will never breakwater at Hilo; waiian Band blocked Portland strePt.. fifty-nin- have another e are more money for agricultural i Memorial services King George of Tonga Taught here Dr. Wiley gives facts about Emperor.. ..Sugar at four cents pre- station Sept. 20. Kalauokalani ousted as Territory enlargment of military force j held on the Iroquois Hawaiian school eight-tw- o years ago whisky making. . ..Warning to fire-- ; pay here; leader of Home Rulers Xotley in Hap- dicted.. ..Federal officials must of said to be looking for a loan.... Lynching case in city of London. bugs on government land Settlers rent Cortelyou's regulations for construction fortifications; revenue the lead.. . . . Engineer Gere at Ililn py of Com- - cutter for permanent service here; Harvest Home Hawaiian ..Discussion of problems interesting and roads John D. Rockefeller ' debts of P. O. employes Mrs. Ka- - fired Heavy blasting in Alakea . postal cJerk on steamers "Sere- slip T. merciai.. .Old times in Russia. ...a to farmers Judge Parker nearly The Medical exclusion rule New ai again in control.. ..L. K. Kentwell i to be stopped A. M. John- on ce- nade" a success Douthitt tells son to matter of climate White labor drowns Kohala ditch to be light on crematory question Asiatics j working against Exclusion laws.... tour Orient Kona coffee Unrest in India Treasurer to hire private counsel for mainland soMiers re- the Isthmus mented sides and bottom General and a liquor monopoly Land maps ( Reopening of schools Repairs to If listed Rights of are not forfeited Boycott on American goods in China plies to Marks Chief Thurs- settlers Funston's narrow escane Sea walls on record. Mongolia -- Fire ship Criffel is popular serious Mayor Collins of Boston ton Farm life of Italians The Odd Aug. 20. Scaling the great peaks of Kihei partnership; case partly leaves for mainland tour Se- Fellows installation Crabtree talks dead Regatta entries Governor cretary Atkinson to investigate roily Saturday closing.... Practical educa- .tiawaii isle J. B. Castle may ac- - ; heard Leopard on the Doric. Vfl to borrow $750,000 for roads only water complaints S. S. Australia' OI vlHi-lli- l vilUlM'.t11t IUUUV11U11 tion Taro flour plant sold Ex- quire the First National Spartan Sept. 3. Oahu wins polo contest from Island vegetable garden Wm. J. captured by Japs Parker ranch cane in ims perts pleased with Hawaii tobacco.. comes to grief on Maui Islands j Maui Hawaiian sisal receives top-not- ch 25. May system of Buf- Sheldon petitions for law license case resumed. July revolutionize ..Life in Honolulu described in may get Chinese laborers Plenty ; price on coast Dr. Wight 27. ffvvnitiiAlnir C!ll era norm fiTYl Capt. Yost returns Mrs. Enoch Sept. Board of Health dicusses Ho- frintv falo.. ..Pleasant trip to Orient via of money from sugar is now in local j dead at Kohala Disease fighting mittee passes Cooper resolution.... Honolulu Doctoring Johnson asks Governor to pardon nolulu graveyards Poultry Asso- and Australia banks Kobayas.ii talks of English in the Philippines Successful chut- her S. ; Anxious to make silk.... Cooper on the soil, results of inoculation by language husband. ciation meets F. Bulletin tell tests San Francisco ney season Stone for Episcopal Sept. 16. Top minnows to kill mos- 'Honolulu how to promote islands' Koolau road.. ..Kilauea one of the wizard with nitrogen. stirred up over band Once more England Liliuoka- - cathedral from quitoes here Prince of Savoy to "best interests Attorney Straus of- greatest wonders of the world Aug. 8. Investigation of Garbage De the Damien story comes to the front lani's birthday celebrated To pre- ;9; Ad- - visit Honolulu Seagirt team re fends and apologizes to the police on mosquitoes begins partment Governor to find Vic-to-r War anxious The Nevada Goldfields Lobster serve pheasants. .. .Lieut. Blue turns good magistrate cele- - . . . Convicts must have Mar- with record Regatta Hawaii Shinpo to miral Ramnsnn out what ails Mr. Breckons as slang Odds and ends of things promoted. Day today San Diego regrets 3000th to keep healthy Carter will riage of F. M. Husted's daughter.... loss brate its issue Father James work Japanese Waters, the Loafer, a Sept. 4. Overdue schooner Woodbury of H. P. Wood Paymaster Brown, concludes open correspondence with not resign his office Governor and Graft and the taint of graft Not a story Pawnbroking in Hawaii arrives from Laysan Quarantine S. ' U. N., to go to Manila Iroquois E. C. Bond on Damien con- President Cuba's progress..... A fair deal that Japanese applicants for you pro- Father Where see things.. ..Good wharf contract to Cotton Bros goes to Midway.. ..Ensign Wade ill troversy . ...Chas. Judd at Yale for- sewing machine that massages and physicians' licenses must pass ex- motion work in Orient. Many Chinese to leave for Mexico. camp.. to Cali- English grow- Turbine steamer for the Pacific est .Mainland Shriners ask fans.. ..What land grants did amination in Coffee Aug. 12. Awful death of a sailor late ....Oahu College faculty strongly re- Stanley Dollar a' Japan questions fornia With the dredgers at the ing in Hawaii Olinda M. Collins wreck at about Honolulu Sluicing at night Spartan total loss Mrs. inforced Land transactions July Trent won't pay Treasurer's "in- of Nuuanu mud will cease Jim Jef- Alakea slip Report of Breckons. granted divorce from Charles R. Col- Strong's novel of Hawaiian life 31 to August 31 Governor and lins. .. .Chang Kim goes to Umteu cidental" bills Cyprian bees here fries may come here Enemies of" Claus Spreckels and Sons Want Sheriff shake hands Promise of Engagement of Georgia tobacco Geo. , Lacey to Rolph leaves for U y L. U. 1 v . r . I LI' '11 v. v States. ' it'i land for people A mystery of the peace today.. .Kilauea active. ..Good Jas. Spalding Hawaiian singern California to take charge of the Ha- lUIlU UO . . . Aug. 9. St. Louis College tenders luau ( more cumuli. aichii sea Hookworm reaches 'Frisco show for coffee Breakwater for succeed on ('oast. sugar to departing Bro. Thomas waiian refinery at Crockett. nil rfrnrds....Dutv on coffee as instructor, To keep yellow fever away from the Kahului wanted.. .Kaiulani cut sam- Sept. 17. Myrtles win regatta Sept. 28. A. W. Pearson, manager of ' avoiding Kuhio may run again Some - events. means of a deficit The Orient an awful problem. pan in two. O'Brien one. .. poem i scenes Japan A ...Fred almost but .Alexander Young's the Hawaiian Gazette Co., dies.... from Hawaiian Aug. 22. Honolulu is lovelier far than drowned Hawaiian rifle team at on Hawaii Coptic's purser gets I Capt. in vocalist makes hit at Santa Cruz Connor, here to begin work on waii Railway construction dreams say Harriman party Cas- Seagirt Johnstone's book on Stev- coffer full of nickels Nan Patter-- j Federal dredging contract for harbor . . Property owners will contest ruling America. . tUHiparai.i v siiciikiu ui tle buys control of National enson. son Ka- - . r s a ; AA" - First marries fonner husband and channel.. ...Quarantine wharf wnr (l s in ana 111 laira of Territory in re sea walls at Wai- navies Secret service in Honolulu The Sept. 5. Labor picnic very small waihau Glee Club to tour the world j building will be delayed Captain Kntrlish defeat Colonials. kiki Kuhio redivivus The color cricketers Nahiku Rubber Co....01e Eidam's Sheridan in port Hawaiian tobac- Dr. Wayson's interview on the! Saunders may lose Manchuria on ac- i prevent sea-sic- k- line Rev. W. E. Crabtree preaches New device to death accidental The new German co praised.. ..Russia and Germany Hawaiian Band E. C. count naturalization "Cham- ness prominent Salva farewell Hawaii Chinese doing Bond denies fraud. Thirteen tariff An ocean yacht race When to close Baltic Alice Roosevelt in he told Dr. Hyde about Father Da-mi- en berlain Cure" man in town Brew- tionists pass through Honolulu.... well in mother country Magoon good the Bennington got the cholera here a water tank Jap troops do not H. A. C. s champions of local er, secretary of U. S. Mortgage and . Jap loses hia luggage on Stanley Do- has title to land at King and 1S95 Kapiolani streets Deeds to leper in Bushnell's will filed. like peace terms Dr. Bishop de- diamond Scientific brig Galilee ar- Trust Co., here to certify to Terri- llar. hospital Aug. 23. Drawn battle in Copeland- - murs to Pickering's Pacific moon rives. tory's refunding bond issue Ha- July 27. New bids for Quarantine land. Sept. IS. Aug. 10. Or- Barry case Woman medico has theory Emmeluth on Tolstoy's Ship Mary Cushing arrives waiian Band's farewell concert a - wharf here Judd block threatened Gloom pervades New leaking huge success leans on account of Yellow long tale of woe The lone farmer single tax views New teachers for Capt. Robinson, "Raft at Portland Ocean . by fire John Reddy tries to end his fever.... Breckons' of Diamond Head crater Nevada Kamehameha ...... Honolulus worst King," here C. T. White of Cleve- yacht race San Francisco to Hono- unprecedented authorities for citizen labor - life Taft receives "opinion object has an active crater. .. .The career Elks Bob Anderson's big cricket land inspects pineapple business lulu assured Bryan cables he is stu- - Doctors to paying d honors in Japan Pickering to of Langston Fruit of the cashew-use- score. .. .Immigration working Reception program for W. J. Bryan satisfied with local arrangements for Local men want to tax Move for restoration of Heiau Board dy the craters of for cure of leprosy Rubber in in secrecy. Renton protests against yacht reception Grace Spreckels to wed in-- - Kupopolo... Keeping of swine with- Knir hnnils . . .. Trnni(al. laziness. is - Alex. J Post-offi- ce Hawaii Life Insurance reform Sept 6. Big volcanic eruption on Sa- race Norway and Sweden will not Hamilton Lieut. Cushman, non-lepro- us in four miles of Honolulu fectious.. ..Site for boys the The maid Looking fight Fr. Beissel replies to Mr. U. S. N., to . a prohibited Executive work of sultan and the vaii, Samoa Holloway County ordered duty at Naval nnme at waiaiee suggested uen. backward Carter and Committee Supervisors correspondence in re Bond Seamlen's chapel ceremoni- Station Supreme Court decides Gen. Fred. Grant Ha- - Board of Health Fruits of the sys- Miles snubs tem of keeping public Fishes of the Hawaiian group. road boards. .. .Territory to be on ously dedicated. juries are legally drawn, but the term ; waiiVs delegate to grand Aerie of accounts appli- Aug. 24. Carter says there will be no cash basis next year W. J. Bryan Sept. 19. Heaps of filth bring danger is in suspense Dent H. Robert of Medical rule in re examining of epidemic cants for licenses Strong argument changes in Territorial affairs For- to be here October 4 Cyclone Supervisors' report the Examiner weds Miss Mary Eliz- .July ZS. unmson tape metiiuu uu est reserves on Maui and Kauai are sweeps Guam Sol. Berliner here on lioad Supervisor Johnson, criticis- abeth Woodson in New York Ed- an agent for Hilo breakwater Valuations ing him Supervisors Carter is for raised in some tax appeal cases set apart Promotion Committee again Geo. Reese shoots at wife Gustav Kunst dies at ward Pollitz says Hutchinson planta- - . of bonds Stanley Dollar glad German home Major Tom tion sale Licensing of re- work discussed Iron works has "Hawaii," by Dr. Ostrom Ma- Wall will have new season's sugar to get away Tea shipment, the doctors. .Pinkham breaks leg in San Francisco Czar refined Honolulu port sent to Washington. n. New York office Stanford Trus- ui poloists injured practicing Sier- at plantation refin- largest in years tresiaent itoose- - asks powers to meet at Hague ery Abram Kaulukou, graduate of Aug. 11. Zeigler expedition returns tees refuse to pay medico's bill.... ra to the Coast C. R. Buckland Kapoloi velt sends photo to Bro. Dutton.... Federal aid in sanitation Phases Yacht gets second place Yale, returns to practice law Rev. official after two years in Arctic Play leaves for Coast. Mar.i wants sugar Warrants or cash The boycott. prac- 7. taxes for county. Dan'l Shepardson, formerly parks for the crowded city sections of the .'..Advance of Sept. Maui takes second polo game . . . assistant shark Russian shins not hopeless- .Kawaihau club bids farewell..!. to Dr. Harper of Chicago, on Action of a woman j tical morality.. ..Pinkham and the Adams says Treasurer Trent gave "W. arrived S. T. Alexander's will at Waikiki G. Trwin to contest Territory's the Sierra to fill ly damaged.... who put up notice walking on ! doctors Burglars in saloons false report Fire Chief Thurston Central Union pulpit filed. that proposed condemnation of beach during Rev. W. M. ab- J in Hawaii Odd of Kincaid's Ben- the walls was tabu brought about the Rubber feature to visit mainland ...Peace terms strip fronting his Waikiki July 29. Stirring story of the the criminal law in Hawaii. among premises. sence Trolley line affects naval whole trouble Garbage men are' cause riots Japanese Pat ....Andrew Moore resigns as mana-fe- r nington disaster Local bid for the 25. wireless station Instruments. silent Kanealii carries war- - Aug. Court asked to sanction a Crowe duels with police.. .Nebogatoff bonds Public land in Nuuanu val- into of Kilauea plantation Attv Sept. 29. General Stoessel me enemy s camp er- big land deal John Gibb found disgraced by- - government Dole stricken with ley to be thrown open Admiral Argonaut s Gen. Andrews to leave for Shanghai laundrymen rors about Hawaii Park play- dead.... Many to go to college Mc- - overrules Customs Collector Ha- - to reside permanently. paralysis Chinese many sights. Martini I adopt Montt sees Honolulu grounds Bryde to T." : ... t.1 T, ... . a higher tariff Supervisors Japanese pupils in public How Jones' body was land offered homesteaders nalei a liquor dealers' paradise marries r.ieanor rranklin in More identified Prisoner parole law to A menace to rubber The Pro- John Ii Estate loses three of four Japan. ordr house numbering.. ..Madame schools than any other nationality. Nane Alapai never had a lesson in be given effect motion . The inspection opinion Comment Growth of sugar in Committee cotton fisheries Gas Sept. 2n. Revolution in Colombia, ....Discounting salaries Mexico.... Kellett is scandals Bicknell's patrimony Polo ball Oahu and Kamehameha Keyes singing.. ..Kunsl, employe SUxkyards on Lucien Young Expansion of the committed.... dictator Felix Torres es- stables, impaled on Lien served on Zoo building. Scholarly larcenist Orpheum prop- open Strauch trespass case Re- capes from prison buggy shaft vanilla industry Chinese Consular guard, but is re- Mrs. Dolores de of Mex Aug. 12. Who owns the roads? Will erty ordered sold. gatta committee Magoon defends captured Yokohama Ktop. Miranda railroading in riots ico, well-know- n reception .... Early the open pawnshop Aug. 26. New garbage system in doings in Rodriques in Hawaii, died in Cash for United Japanese terms Trust case...... Korean Emperor receives Miss west warrants are bitter pill to Russia Col. Hep- vogue Death of J. K. Wilder A Grand jury charged Iwalani Roosevelt Oakland The September term wants at Poultry show plans holds Sub-- States Pearl Harbor land.... burn's early impressions in- Midway. Dr. Xorgaard's and jury law stands Charter for Koolau R. R. of Honolu- Kansas Columbus.. ..California work as vetorinary postoffice lu Baby farm at Kahuku for la- creasing its beet sugar output No Sept. 8. Berger's band makes at expert Physical prowess in Ha- stations to be established. July 30. Big fire in Kalihl hills hit Sept. 30. Gamblers are not molested. borers' infants Maui county will courts in Iceland Would . tunnel Portland Quarantine waii described by G. Edwards Employes must for contract Che-f- a of County wait pay prisoners' keep Exclusion Mont Blanc Koreans organized awarded to Bros The proposed laundry ordinance to and haoles games in full pay Asiatic blacksmiths must and! Cotton Honolulu blast Gambler Moore's on their Hawaii Shanghai boycotters. . of charity of Sugar Co prevent clothes being sprayed den all be examined The hookworm .The for works Business fights trust Terror in with King es by price of peace Quest of the pole insurance companies in Hawaii for Baku Japanese mob bupns Tokio mouth Ladies to boycott bill- street.. ..Territory's financ disease The team for Seagirt banker Spalding. Improve-mer- it Rainbow falls park secured. . .The 1904 Gilman Home sold to F. K. buildings Sheriff recom- board goods Minnie Jeffs sues ..Waialae Seismic telegraph Amusements of Brown Club of- falls of Ygnassu in Argentin a rival Howard Hilo banana men in a bad mends Frank Turk for motorman Harold Jeffs for divorce Cable holds session Naval the Japanese people How old ship of Niagara steamer Ha- ficers say heavy swell? about Ha some the Rapid Transit Co. way Benevolent trust of C. R. Disease of horses and cattle in ter- Restorer discharges St. Mary made history here. pays for fatality Bishop pays many waiian crew. Islands prevent ships coming' 31. W. G. buys new re- Colburn's reasons bounties.. ..Barete ritory. July Irwin for ignoring Hos- Sept. 21. Prominent citizens inspect here to maneuver Odd methods of funding Big premium paid the decree Hilo heirs may obtain their own Wat- Sept. 9. Dr. Deas appointment ob- bonds pital to be reopened. son to practice. and back up Mr. Rath's exposure of Chinese to watch stores of Kapaa at for entire issue Hawaiian crops restored law jected to Sugar planter stranded night resi- Aug. 13. Bishop Libert visited the Aug. 27. Money filthy condition of Palama Xew Activity in building of and climate last month Opening for the Kaiulani in New York Herbert, S. S. Ven- dences. ... Iroquois? Mid- Pontiff Over payments in the pay- Home from C. R. Bishop British passenger, leaps York Life Insurance Co. on the grill. returns from new going Ma- tura overboard, but . . way cocoa-nu- ts lands Harriman to rolls found Imperial, reigning fam- . .Roosevelt to act on scandals Gerrit Wilder planted nila. .. .Filling the Salton critism of Arthur Johnstone's book is saved Convict Kin? Sun es- on and sink.... ily of Japan Hot weather A Soldiers suing Uncle Sam.... capes prison Fullerton and J. P. Cooke have tilt islands between here Opposed to exclusion Governor has from Corn lands in Kihei meeting can Midway Archives Bureau hard at study of Rockefeller Big honey j Local democrats and their national wanted for distillery Japanese la- Jap beetles . an eye on a Congressional cash item. be work gathering up of shipment New bottle that can not) leader Paauhau lands ordered sold. to killed off Associated chari- old documents Aug. 1. Kellett, court clerk, in dis- be opened borers still come New Promo- ties is a sane medium for disbursing government Wundenberg Thirteen novices join Would plant a forest of trees As- tell" grace.. ..Liquor law arbitration local tion Committee members charity Charities annual meet- about starting of Parker ranch suit Shriners. Father James to the Bystander signment Town-sen- d , Kohala the oldest land Col. of teachers Prof. L. A. trus- Aug. 14 Philippine bor-- potent as Ha- pro- ing How Nelson defeated Britt. Thurston appointed Dreams may cause death The in town again.. av- Mil-sa- ps ; Church, editor of Army and Navy waiian ..Baseball . . . .Iroquois at Midway Pa3mas- - tee of Lunalilo estate Major Teaches that the earth isj per food for summer. . ..Haskin erages Journal, to write us up Circuit flat Bad Renear defeated Hawai- tcr TTagrr to succeed Brown nt Na- is promoted Reservoir water showing of Bennington's, writes about the Philippines ian sugar at New York cents. Judges will hold conference on the boilers Another Korean mission! at four val Station "Sam'l of Posen " unfit to drink Jewish New Year Jury law The circulating medium. Wicked habits of library hog. Swanzy back from Japan Blan- - left his company in lurch in Xew services held. opened Japanese worked up over Aug. 28. Porto Rican woman stirs up ket warrant suit against Trent... Zealand Emmeluth out of Em-- Oct. 1. County Supervisors warn

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mainland Dec. 1. Maile van- Brown to lo his luty in sup-- ; up in gambling hui Fred Baldwin Max Lorenz leaves for Ilima footballers Sheriff S. N. St year old. quished 10th Infantry Eagles at- gambling Alameda goes dead in N. Y Secy. Atkinson Mrs. Castle V l .,ino-" ' - im- 2S. B. plans a great tend Orpheum in a body. Fort Point, has Honolulu gratified at planters' attitude in 0Ct. J. Castle V : 1 . Withington on ill raMMiu'-n- migration scheme $50.0u0,090 canal Kooiau railway D. L. Dec. 2. Two arrests for importing f linHl'l. graft system Cement v,u iiH'rinsr society nas m" contract with Markel annulled... .Rev. arraigns the fruit... Plant blight in Kona. . .Floral on Wa anti-Salo- a jail specifications w ii'nks at Hak-iw- County pays A. E. Corey to manage sccimial over Hiio parade projected. -- Post- ltham ;:: September Reception on Calabria Crisis worse in Russia atches iTi 4l' for crusade. ... Dec. 3. Major General Sumner on com- mails in launch W. Ton'l ivtci''i a kaniaain:! load. Chamber of Commerce asks oil master lands transport Logan Diamond Head A. 12,000,000 School ' K:n i t Transit ruts police free; panies to build moat to prevent oil H. Babbitt appointed head of c. ' wins 1 track meet Session of T H,. fii-- Dept Jeffries arrives WALTHAM pass li t iOV!1 ll'.MJH e:icr i going into harbor Queen received Archdeacon Farmers' Institute. WATCHES ARE NOW : ,ivi-:- t iter's irambliiitt cru- - officers of Calabria Geo. Kwart from Orient. 4. ! 1 --'9. in trouble Auto club organizes Maui USE. U . . . . 'I,.-1 i i . i ll.lTlilillTi''i...... ll!lll" goes Mexico to lay out Plan for Oct. Dick Garvin ALL ARE GUARANTEED BY y to crook un- - M.-Veiu- present-- ! irresolute .. Miss sentenced Gambling raid T,i.tur-- i sugar plantation Counterfeiters Czar becomes v li a Dr. der barricade ordinance Murder AMERICAN l, l lepers.....! held by U. S. Commissioner Trent Hartnagle departs for Seattle H III WALTHAM WATCH sor- a 111 v!i itia-iar- Camp MeKin- - Knucisen found naked on top of at Kakaako Eiks' session of X,k Hrvau's enjoined from cashing blanket row. Ipv monthly sports Hydraulic' warrant C. P. R. Boats may call freight car in Yonkers, N. Y Puns COMPANY. WALTHAM, game 5. .Ir'ediit Pacific pictured Water j here. defeat Kams in first football Dec. Craw condemns oranges.... struck on Laysan Island. ....Spalding's ball trophy. Fred S. Adams in trouble Carter's MASS., U. S. A. THIS COM- Oet. 13 Alameda's story Transport thirty-fiv- e Qct. 2. K!itor Shiozawa gives grand Forester Hosmer Oct. 30 Lawson holds loan policy upheld by Roosevt It . . . . ed-- ; Thomas here po;ic -- iioiu- PANY IS THE entertainment in honor of 3000th pleased with Arbor Day plans proxies from Hawaiian Ancient sled found in burial cave. LARGEST ition of Hawaii Shinpo Honey: Ka- - ers Hawaii Shinpo charges Board Dec. 6. Campbell appen Miss Vida in auto accident H. re Beatrice has WATCH MANUFACTURING found in Palace Alameda can be goes prison months of Health with victimizing Japs in dicitis.. ..Sodality reception Poul in: pea to for thirty De Vv'itie and floated Income tax 'dispute Jap strike on Pioneer plantation building permits try exhibition. CONCERN IN . . rid of mos-- i Trepoft" industry THE WORLD. Kauai.. '.Rules to get Suva. at odds Rubber 7. j ended Calabria sailed for Dec. Island saloons increase. .. .New quitoes X. Y. Herald on Taf t growing. .. .Dr. Aiken dead at Alaui 14. C. M. Cooke elected one of ; neaitn laws ignter Tate arrives visit to Honolulu Korea riot at , Oct. Judge Dole on heredity. t 'vice-presiden- ts Rank-- j ....Opium smoking exposures.. ..Poi- Makaweli. j of American Oct. 31. Blanket warrant controversy disal-- j sonous medicines reported by gov- Oct. 3. Gamblers get off in court.. ers' Assn Hawaiian Board ended H. Bews to manage Hawai- - J ernment analyst. Gambling continues.. . . .Bryan to ar- lows dance for lenefit Ewa church Hotel, with E. M. Boyd ian assistant S. di- Secy. Mead tells how labor is got Che-f- Dec. F. C. Bertelmann tells of rive Business men at a still goes on unmolested m 11 EEL W I j Irving rectory scheme found N short stay of Coptic. . . .Merchants for plantations Sir Henry Czar abdicates former power De- Takada L E Ass'n wants news in re Alameda dead Annual election Honolulu Li- - tails arranged for poultry show guilty of murder. .. .Governor talks SHIRTS, FROM 75c' AND UP. great for Miss Irwin. strongly on Hawaiian matters. disaster Manila typhoon a brarv Luau Progress at Kahauiki army post.... NECKWEAR, FROM 15c UP TO $1.50. disaster IT. 8. Circuit Court Ap- Oct. 13. Japs evacuating Manchuria New officers of Kilohana Art League Dec. 9. Supervisor Paele exonerated peals gives decision for defendant in New York's world's champion base-- j Rev. Isaac Henry of Tahiti dead St. John Gilbert arrested for cut- I Cotton Bros. vs. Mary Almy Im- bailers Ewa train mangles and; Claim that Port Arthur was sold ting government timber Rear Ad- CeI and ooo our sto provement Club for Kalihi planned. kills Punuku P. O. crusade against' out for $?00.W0 New and larger miral Stevens, TJ. S. N., returns. King near result of H Dec. 10. Big cannery coming to ..Small tradesmen feel indecent postal cards Success of j boat proposed for Honolulu-- do run, fruit gambling Visitor praises our Chas. Poor, Hawaiian actor ; and Kir.au for Kauai route. Hawaii, capacity 200,000 cases K. IS0SHIMA to1o same and grounds. . . .Auto club Hutchinson plantation sugar arrives Nov. 1. Secretary Atkinson takes Portuguese free to come here if they Co. - projected Wireless telegraph to be refined at Honolulu planta- j financial report to Coast .... Jndt pend desire, says Canavarro Returning re-- j raises tolls Mrs. Marcellino tion. j ent dies C. L. Clement's body Russian troops riot at Cronstadt of children. ; nounees claim in favor 16. proposed found at Wailuku. Local Japs observe memorial services j Oct. Turbine boats for; American-Hawaiia- n Engineering for dead soldiers of late Portland-Honolul- u run ... .Alameda s Nov. 2. Rifle shots reorganize Sick and sailors it & Co. loses case against; war Flagship Chicago Construction , cargo on Nevadan Mr. woman remits money to Dowie.... arrives Territory in re Brewer wharf eon-- arrives with Admiral Goodrich Shriners in Honolulu. Yoon, Korean "envoy" from Hawaii, Miki complains of Attorney General tract Artist Sarka making in .How Alameda Andrews Mr. and Mrs. J. Nott have street parade, initiation and ....Max Schlemmer commissioned stir East.. banquet Mother Parker celebrates THE PLASTERS' MONTHLY ! came off rocks Togo to visit Amer- golden wedding. demitv sheriff for Laysan Island 100th birthday John Waterhouse, Nichols ten- ica Good fruit coming on account Nov. 3. Rev. Kincaid's Mchonk speech Henry Kerr and Morton by Dr. published Department new chairman Republican County der Secretary Atkinson dinner at rigid inspection Craw of Justice Wile's wife injured at Danbury, Conn agrees to pay rental Bar Associa- - Committee Punahous defeat Mailes the Moana. ation Judge Big at football F. E. Richardson pur- The Best Sugar Journal Oet. 4. William Jennings Bryan in Oct. 17. Merchants sign general aver- endorses Robinson Heights Ry. Hono- cargo gambling exposures Alleged coun- chases Pacific at resale town Entertained at Pali, age bond to get Alameda's for $5000. lulu plantation, Hawaiian Hotel, W. N. Armstrong dead in Washing- terfeiter Bolton released Davies & Co. City Dec. 11. Maui teachers convention in the World Young Hotel, Waikiki Beach ton Funeral of Miss Lilian Waity control Pearl Fruit Co. ....Poultry show premium approves of policy to Nov. 4. wins cave winners Makes address He Secretary Atkinson's Carter Parker Mother centenary Ho- de- Twelve 'fifty Parker's Hawaii as part of the Union..... bring- white settlers in Roth hundred and doilars nolulu lied in Ledger. strew beaches with fines imposed o:i three 'gamblers about Tacoma Manila typhoons feats Van Vliet at tennis Ethel Dee. 12. ft. Kunst's estate Ahana dead and wrecks U. S. Gov't to Barr sues Rapid Transit for $5000 G. L. Brokaw surrender0 ... .Arbor The organ of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association. An- case ends Masonic lodges' banquet exclusion rules.. .. .Mrs. Day observed. ng alter Miss Lizzie Auld and Theo. Krantz Kohala ditch progress reported. Hawaii is the most advanced of any cane sugar-produci- toinette Swan of Los Angeles dies. married. N"ov. 5. Bert Peterson bankrupt .... J-- board to seek Ital- Dec. 13. A batch of divorces Dogs country on the face of the globe, in its methods of cultiva- Immigration Oct. 13. Possible change of manage- Lane would expel Civic Federation poisoned new labor supply for plan- Kojima hangs at Kaimuki. ...A record rail tion, fertilization, transportation of cane, labor-savin- g de- ians for ment of Hawaiian Hotel Cable himself. trip to Waialua. .. .Alameda crew tations San Francisco yachts- censorship Miss Nov. 6. Kabbit Island explored.... vices, sugar manu- 'Frisco-Honolul- u raised Roosevelt strikes Secretary chosen machinery, chemical control and sugar approve of . . Atkinson men M. Japanese shooter confesses. .Fred s Adams to pay duty on presents J. A. to go to Europe. ... Secretary Shaw-approve- facture, j yacht race Supervisor Johnson given letters to Admiral Baldwin's funeral Miss Hattie wants an earnest gambling crusade. pineapple land proposed loan for island. THE PLANTERS' EXPERIMENT STATION main- - Train to urge Asiatic fleet to visit Hiram dies.. ..Haiku Dec. 14. goes Herger's band back MeClel- deal. Murderer Takada to Washington to defend Ku- - Honolulu Gov. Baker in Victoria. prison for life Instructions sent to tains a staff of scientific investigators in connection with lan in Oct. 19. Secretary Wood of Promotion Nov. 7. H. A. Isenberg dies....C S. hio's seat against Iaukea Deputy manager - secretary Atkinson Jared Smith CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF SOILS AND FERTILIZ- Hitchcock loses po Com. arrives J. C. Davis resigns Crane Gazette Co....Kame- says the Hamakua cigar will take Countv Attorney C. hameha Arbor Day. ERS; Samuel Rumsey married as Supt. of Public Instruction Dec. 15. An equity sensation sprung 6 sition W. De Knight here from Washing- Nov. S. Road workers temporarily PARA- Colcamp., Heaton, M. P., in Honolu : INSECT ENEMIES OF CANE AND THEIR to Mrs: Emma gamblers Ed- idle. ... Brig Galilee ..Schoon- - Henniker Governor-Genera- l Wright to ton. ...Kauai routs returns. lu party Oet. 5. S. ner Concord runs down sampan.... Westminster concert SITES; Honolulu Koosevelt orders die Giffard leaps overboard from gives Ureig is visit S. King nrst concert Will in ? CANE DISEASES AND THEIR REMEDIES; two more companies to Honolulu Sonoma and is lost Theresa Edward's birthday celebration. town Midnight assault and rob garrison Gambling games dis- Wilcox to start another publication Nov. 9. Earthworks to encircle oil bery. 8 CREATION AND PROPAGATION OF NEW W. O. Smith returns with sight tanks Ocean yacht race cup of- turb peace of neighbors Kaimuki Dec. 16. Police persecuting of reporter ? TIES OF CANE; Improvement Club maps out year's restored Hon. Wong Kai Kah fered .... Food Commissioner con- passes through B. F. Dillingham demns vineerar. falls through.. ..Pinkham is rebuked AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTS OF ALL work Pres. McCall of the New C. H. Ramsay suicides F. M York Life, testifies that three-fourth- s departs for Japan. Nov. 10. McCandless answers Gov- I CONNECTED WITH SUGAR CANE. Oct. 20. A. S. Humphreys sued by ernor. ... Supervisor Moore's Husted dies. insurance bills in' state legislatures stroke Dec. 17. town Ram Hearst nomi- client, Mr. Laker, for misconduct Rebecca's big social.. ..National Gamblers leave are for blackmail S- - Vida-Townse- say's U. S. Princeton to York nd investigations end in Co. funeral nated for Mayor of New Stock be stationed here Oocoanut crabs Catholic Newson Father Damien. . . fiasco. ... .Evidence again against Nov. 11. S. S. Siberia fouls propeller 1 All that is being done in connection with the above is told Cad-wallad- er brought to Hawaii. weds B. W. Moore's gambling den Big sum .. blaze WaiaTae Ar- For-Forei-gn Miss Anna Grant ..Incendic 18. blighted on Maui in the PLANTERS' MONTHLY. $2.50 per annum. at Manila Historical so- to repair Alameda Big plant- bor Day John D. Kelly dies at sea. Dec. Potatoes 1 gift to actress.. Mead, Box Sub- ciety to preserve old heiau near ers support cane land settle- Nov. 12. Art loan exhibition De- Kawananakoa's $3. Editor, Royal D. P. O. 315. Manchuria passengers ment IT. S. District Attorney faulting to R. Death of Mrs. Hana Wall Pacific scriptions and Advertisements Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd., Waialua juror sent prison Club's jinks. complain about launch fare to and assails lumber trust Wru. Ferry Anderson makes record cricket score. Dec. 19. Louis Kernke departs A Honolulu, T. H. from vessel Hawaiian marksmen dead Kona plantation purchasea Nov. 13. Kauai magistrates and po- Territory lays claim to by F. B. McStocker and litigation F. Judd elected president of Stock- - praised licemen indicted. .. .Transport Buford )fk)iXD00 f property of Irene Cornwall and John ends Reception to Mr. and Mrs. arrives Important archaeological builders' Association Lands to be Colburn Sensations in Parker Lovsted The turbine Maheno to find ... on opened at Kaneohe.. ..Fleet Surgeon not .Native killed railroad. Lewis died. ranch case Editor Shiozawa replace Moana. Nov. 14. Elk's social session Yacht Hol- - 20. C. emann found guilty of conspiracy' Stipt. Oct. 21. Interior of Moore's gambling O. I?.. & Dee. F. Bert Honolulu den seen mapped M. Hawaii beats La Paloma guilty Tropic Co. increases loway opposes cutting and F. L. Co. loses ... Reported lopro-,s- y Fruit $300,000 in Heywood Wash- case. acreage club or wharf appropriation of Hatch to succeed at cure Postal money order forg- Honolulu baseball loan bill W-- G. Irwin takes deliv- ington Police magistrate be- ery. ganized. $000,000 new four cent terri- lieves Moore to be guilty of conduct- 21. C. gets decision with ery of Nov. 15. Maile footballers defeat Fif- Dec. J. Carter torial bonds from Treasurer, giving ing gambling house Roosevelt in- $3250 Asylum contracts awarded irsOiOKA02000SOi exchange on exclusion Adjutant teenth Infantry Two Porto Ricans five per cent, bonds in sists and forgery Fatality ....Progress of Koolaupoko land deal Emil C. Peters acting Atty. Gen. in Mrs. Bamberry arrive . ... Country convicted of at Divorce lobby meets. Pi-ment- at- al Iron Works Ship W. IT. Smith absence of Atty. Gen. Andrews. Club plans progressing Joe Dec. 22 Washington delegation chos- The Hawaiian Oct. 6. Gambling evil exposed injured at Catton, Neill foun tached. en honored Dou- - Nov. .. ap-- . Consul Saito Italian cruiser Calabria arrives with dry Pioneer mill appeals to Centenarian defendant thitt sneaks on "Crime and Crim Prince of Savoy K. Ono to sue Washington Rapid Transit 'rails' .Fernandez drops election Dis- - inals." Shiozawa for libel on Queen street can only be taken i contest Steamer Nocau's narrow Editor escape. Dec. 23. Dr. McGrew's S4th birthday Forester and Agriculturist trict-Att- y. Jerome to call grand jury up through legal proceedings. j antliversarv Hllla DOStal Cards to investigate insurance scandals.... Oct. 22. Cowboy carnival a great suc- Nov. 17. Branch line to Wahiawa stopped Bishop Hamilton arrives. of aims cess Advertiser man sees gam- - planned Hilo to have new high Civic Federation tells its Dec. 24. Big Christmas eve celebra- Puako residents object to teacher bling going on Great Russian school Kalakaua's birthday yacht case Cruis- is a monthly magazine devoted to the interests of AGRICUL- grow Ha- tion Interesting will Nahiku rubber trees fast.... railroad strike impending Peter race Yachts La Paloma and H. A. Isen- - ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL IN- hope to sell much rico High claims steamers in league with waii in gale Fire on Union street. er Ohicatro returns TURE, FORESTRY, Coast jobbers berer's funeral Blaze on waterfront liere Enoch Johnson disbursed. lumber trust U. S. District Atty. Nov. IS. Russian cruiser Lena arrives pardoned Hilo DUSTRY in Hawaii. Dredger goes A. C. "s Ppc 25 S Mahaulu Grand jury at work after beef trust H. .... Campbell block burglary Boot- Supervisor's Fire Chief Pacific arrives from Seattle to defeat Mauis. black war Porto Rican forgers warm dme ONLY $1 A YEAR. dredge harbor and channel. Oct. 23. Reporter Ayres of Advertiser sentenced. Thurston returns. Deo. 27 bequests Win S'; Dole's letter on "The assaulted by gambler Nicholas Nov. 19 re- Mrs. Wall's of the current work, rules and reports 0ct. 7judgci Kamehameha I. remains prize J. A. M It contains accounts - Policy.". ...Alameda float- Big strikes in Russia Transport ported ner of McCandless 1 Agri- Paramount found Physicians consider . of departments of the Hawaiian Board of ed Mrs. Day, author of Hawaiian Logan in from Manila with Peking .Tohnson to reside in Japan .Hawaii's the different enter- Honolulu's health Chess club big AGRICULTURE, fairy-tale..- .. Prince of Savoy legation guard aboard Parker, meets. ad. 3 culture and Forestry, which includes de- - Dec. 28. Kamehameha graduates are tained by Consul.... Socker football tennis champion of New Zealand. Nov. 20. Bananas at eleven cents a FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL INDUS- Commission- feats Will Roth here Crabtree criticized Convent sisters ride on season planned Food bunch Captain Bray's investiga- Agriculture and also special articles by experts on these several er condemns much food.. .lagoon's preaches on volcano of Kilauea tion Bishop trollev car Board of TRY; case Shooting on Logan Makee Libert's welcome approves reserves. on progress of Hawaii office at start of Parker affray Buzzell residence at Kaimuki burned. forest subjects. No one can keep posted the Day planned Cover-- j Sugar Co. loses tax case. ... .Peter Dec. 29. First Conference of Method AND First Arbor Nov. 21. Sugar men's parliament opened. Bishop Ham in those connections, without reading the FORESTER nor's report to Interior Department j Feabody Davis buried Tobacco ists in Hawaii aro promising S. S. Medical Associations' session ends presiding Governor Carter j AGRICULTURIST. experiments Anti-Imperial- ilton finished S. ooat tail- ist Hono-- o Robert Dollar arrives with dredger Wcrren in nrK-i- Washington delegation to ed of. I Pacific pontoons and pipes. lulu. to policy Waipa- - s Oct. 8. Gamblers busy all over city Now 22. money stick President's Oct. 24. Hawaiian Bar Association eu- Bandsmen get more hu bad condemned H. J. 3 $1 per year. Foreign $1.25. Leopold G. Blackman, ...Missouri demands restitution E. Peters now Attorney lands Rates New York Life logizes late W. N., Armstrong General Nolte to retire from restaurant 2 from President office police sur- C. Ashford overrules Circuit Editor, P. O. Box 59. Ex-detecti- ve by Assistant Advertiser under Brighter outlook for Molokans assaulted Court City to be beautiful. sav- Sheriff Vida Jap yard-bo- y with- veillance in re gambling crusade Oriental servants rob children's Newlands Philippines Nov. 23. Russian settlers to look over 220-vo- lt shock Greene and advocates free ings banks Government distributes stands Robin- field County Gossip starts. . .Judge Ko- Co., Gaynor extradited Doctors to fight sugar and tobacco Tudge free seeds David K. Baker of Advertising and Subscriptions, Hawaiian Gazette son Hatch takes issue with Rev. Kin-cai- d. $10 undergoes operation. na moves to get $3002 damages 9 Publishers, P- - O. Box 208, Honolulu, T. H. license. 2o. Governor on Board and Pub Ltd., Oct. 9. Imada, Jap prisoner of inter- Oct. against officials Judge De Bolt O lic Works Nicholas gambling Nov. 24. Planters' ends gives Notley decision for road national fame, dies at Oahu prison New Olaa Mrs. o - - Inverclyde dead L. place annoyed neighbors De bond issue Planters' damages Porto Rican woman com- w Lord i. would reform Russian govern- banquet Capt. Demens ill Y. M. :o from South Africa Witte mitted for bigamy. Thomas return ment E. Devar.chelle, Adver- C. A. Secretary Brown resigns Presi- plantations Dec. 30. Judge- - Hatch fights Japs strike on Maui in ga milling cru- Buzzell divorce case. Baldwin seriously ill in tiser 's assistant dent's tariff bill Kwong Hmg Loy Fred sade, arrested for profanity An- Nov. 25. Healani officers elected Honolulu Y. j Co. fails S. M. Ballou of N. nual meeting W. '. T. 1' Legis- David Kaapa's .... Wyo- j funeral Kooiau 10. Supervisors discuss Vida as- - did stroke of law business at Oct. lators to blame for plight of coun- railway survey commences. Sec case Postoffice may remove j ming train wreck Promotion sault , ties Secretary Atkinson to go Nov. 26. Kilauea and Ma una Loa ac- magazines t to new McCandless block Honolu-- on immigration business retary Wood hears of East .. Of j tive. H. Briggs in jute-ba- g Ko- - ...Rev. Arthur Ho Hawaiian articles Lease lu may have factory Immigration Board to open office nolulu Dr. to full instruction here Shepardson's .funeral offices f,.r 17. S. court, etc.. signed reans have with Clerk C. L. Crabbe in charge. .... $200. X. Y. Life's Hawaiian license! Gambler Moore fined Auditor holds up loan fund contracts ....French ship Ernest Reyer goes Nov. 27. Russian delegates to Kauai bills in or in your native land when you are away from home, the P may be revoked Emerson tablet aground on Diamond Head reef, and Kuhio's three ....Weird yarn of cruiser Lena's allowed three SEMI-WEEKL- Y GAZETTE will be found a most welcome by St. Gaudens for Kawaiahao E. is pulled off and towed to harbor Congress.. ..Hawaii J sailors George F. Carslcy City tourist Devauebelie threatened by police for safe. dies.... delegates at Salt Dike visitor; giving as it does a condensed summary of all th New Y. W. C. A. secretary. killed a K . giving Advertiser information in re j O. & L. may build conference Maui woman Oct. 2d. R. Ry. Nov. 2S. Portugal's Day local news of the Islands and Honolulu. gambling Contractors to Wahiawa Board of Restoration bear in British Coumbia Masons breakj branch ....Lee estate is settled.. ..Nance Government will Subscribe before you on your travels and you won't I: ground for new army post buildings j pest holes Protest .hold banquet siart Health to visit O'Neil in "Fires of St. John" Ka- - corporation returns at Kahauiki Hawaiian Trust Co. against waterfront blasting Riv-- ! strictlv enforce need to "wonder what is happening at home" while you ai buys Chilton block Lightfoot not; discharged from road depart- iulani Home incorporated. law....O. St. J. Gilbert fined $200 for er? Nov. 29. sugar away. in Parker case for vindication IT. j ment for gambling Coyne and Hawaiian chemists' cutting trees on public lands under . postpaid to i gives being per month or Ss.oo per year 227 S. Court term opens Mrs. Palmer Porter furniture stores agree to con- convention. ..Governor Wright malicious injury statute, there Price 50 cents Wood operated on at hospital. solidate.. .. '.Old fishmarket propose,! dinner 1'. S. Minister Griscom in no law against forest devastation part of the United States. Foreign postage extra. Oct. 11. Bourke Cochran here....Amer- - , natatorium Andrews, assail- Honolulu. Governor Carter works out V. for 30. LTD, ica Maru in port again Counter--j ant of Ellis in San Francisco, trie 1 Nov. Washington ruling permits scheme to adjust finances between HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO,, feiting soldiers taken from transport to kill latter at Diamond Head territory to assist immigration Territory and counties Bertelmann PUBLISHERS. Sherman No vessel to take Ala-- i Waialua to be made plan- Attempt to override Fruit Inspection moving for new trial. 65 South King St. Honolulu, Hawaii Law Poultry show premium's 31. recommends meda's place Rebecca Johnson j tation Major J. K. Brown dead. Dec. Lieut. Slattery Phone E8. dead Sherman sails for Coast ....Eagles honor returning presi- plentiful Dr. C. T. Rodgers retires to IT. S. Government immediate ex- - office secretary of $715,000 on fortifica- Local troubles of N. Y. Life Chris- - ; dent G. J. Waller and J. W. Gir- from as of Board penditures of tian Conradt buys Molokal land for vin appointed jury commissioners Commissioners of Public Instruction tions for Honolulu and Pearl harbors 1,1 H'O'i Ship Reyer leaking. ....Japanese fishing rights disputed Pressing problems of Hawaiian sisal plantation Palolo crater; for injunction is clause as secretary.-.- . Jail scandal at Hi sup- 27. for Pupukea.. ..Miss L. sugar are considered in Government that jury..-.Fm?i- dammed up to conserve water Oct. Plantations offer homes ....Landslide at planters by grand r, enter- Hotel night of buil3ins law Is unconstitutional reported ply. .?2.r) families Secy. Atkinson Brinton lies at Hawaiian Washington J iry out all find Attorney General Andrews write ift ....F. A. Schaefer elected president Oct. 12. Governor offers prize money tains press at dinner W. H. Bab- Dredging contract time 'mit ejectment for Thos. Metcalf Shanghai denouncing charges. o Sailors' Home Society after 30 years from for Arbor Day Kauai police mixed bitt offered headship of schools against Mrs viand... .Plea against 2

'ft C r, 1906. 14 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL 'ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY BY AUFfiORITY. rRATERNAL MEETINGS, -- 3 fflLTHOOISTST , fi- r- OAHU LODGE NO W"7 lH'M PUBLIC LANDS XOTICE. K. OF P. -- 1 I Us'": 12 y Notice is hereby given that at ft if ."v-r-.- All members of the above lojce era - :rva i. .... G PHOEBE o'clock noon, Saturday, January 6, requested to attend the installation of L 1&06, there will be sold at Public Auc- officers at the regular meeting on tion under the provisions of Part VII FRIDAY EVENING. January 5. 1906. Members of --Mystic. McKinley. and c E3 F (Cash Freeholds), Land Act, 1SS5, at all visiting brethren are fraternally R "3 E3 the front entrance to the Judiciary invited. 5 Building, Honolulu, the following lots Per order, Annual Report of the Superintendent of the of the Public Land of Pukele, Palolo, E. M. COLEMAN, Oahu: K. of R. & S. Upset Price Hawaiian Mission of the Methodist Episcopal and POLYNESIA 3S ENCAMPMENT, Appraised NO. 1, I. O. O. F. Church, 1904-190- 5. Lot No. Area. Value. 6 2.01 Acres $130.00 Meets every first and third FRIDAY" 10 2.17 Acres 175.00 if the month at 7:30 p. m., in Oaa rlloWs Hall, Fort Street. k--3 1 - are as Agricultural These lots classed Visiting brothers cordially Invited to Ik $ Sis?''" Hi Land, are located about one-ha- lf of a tttend. 3Ishop Hamilton and Brethren: mile mauka of the Rapid Transit line F. M. McGREW, CP. is are i to on good L. L. LA PIERRE. Scribe. We living nan age of great movements. The 1 0 Kahnukl, and front roads s 3-ear- are being marked by historical epochs. Among the striking J?I' running mauka, from "Waialae Road, opposite 5th Avenue. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. i ! 1 5eatures characterizing the opening of the new century is the won r 9 r I. O. O. F. 'aerial advancet made in our .Missionary enterprises. in answer Plans cf the lots and full particulars tsi the prolonged and persistent prayer of the Church, great doors may be obtained at the Land Depart- MeetB every TUESDAY evening at ment. Judiciary Building, Honolulu. f:I0, In Odd Fellows Hail, Fort Btreet. i missionary opportunity have sprung open in more recent years Visiting brothers cordially irvited to "through the marvelous Providence of God and in obedience to the DEFINED. JAS. W. PRATT, tttend. Commissioner of Public Lands. V. G. NOYES, N. O. great zeal Son Papa, what a blaster's command the Church with burning for souls is philosopher? Honolulu, T. H., December 6, 1905. L. L. LA PIERRE, Secretary. sacrifice, Father A philosopher, my boy, man who car-far- e, for- and a splendid has sent forth her evangelists to the very is a will pay his 7279 Dec. 6, 9, 16, 23, 30, Jan. 6. nt?s of the Gospel of Kingdom, getting that Le has a transfer in Lis pocket, and not get mad when he discovers I i earth preaching the the PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE, it afterwards. i , . NOTICE. NO. i, I O. O. F. "From Greenland's icy mountains, Meet every second and crying need of sea-gi- rt fourth To India's coral strand." Hawaii at this very hour is a more vigorous, Mr. Hermann Focke retires as a fhurnda. at 7:30 p. m., Odd Fellow? I aggressive evangelism for which Methodism stands, if she stands for partner of our firm by mutual con- Sail, Fovt street. anything, and we earnestly pray God to help us as a people to keep sent on the 31st instant. Visiting Rebekahas are cordially la-rl- t4 Very wonderful have been the achievements and successes of this F. A. SCHAEFER & CO. to attend. advance movement of the Church. Paul believed that in the tiue to our mission and seize the opportunities for usefulness now Honolulu, December 30, 1905. 7300 LILLIE DUNN, N. G., Cospe! was the "power of God." This power still abides a real, waiting at our very door. JENNY JACOBSON, Sec'y. living, all-conque- power. The simple story of the Cross wins Notice of Redemption and Pay. "con-qpse- OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH its "way. The "Man of Galilee" rides forth to victory from st JAPAI FSE WORK. ment of Bonds of the McBryde LODGE NO. 2. 1. O. O. F. tinto conquering." Pentecostal flames of fire, "like a mighty Sugar Co., Ltd. rstshing wind," are falling upon his ambassadors. Thousands are In Jat:, itself the recent war with Russia has in a very provi- - Meets every first and third Thurs- 4 . v- 4 - ,1 i"-- 1 .. yielding to conversion, pricked in their hearts and seeking the Lord. aentiai v. ay tiwicu ujjcii uuuia,1 xurz viinsuaii 1uenevoient activity,. WHEREAS, by the terms of the day at 7:30 p. m., in Odd Fellows on 2nd day Hall, Fort Straet. .A like is being in a day not only on twe battlefields among the wounded and dying, but es- Deed of Trust executed the great nation, Japan, born of July, 1900, by the McBryde Sugar Visiting Rebekahas are cordially ln pecially in Ihe military hospitals crowded full of Russians as well Company, Limited, favor of Francis rited to attend. in N.G., as Japanese, "sick and woun-le- die." M. Swanzy, George R. Carter and MARGARET SIMONTON, "Each breeze that sweeps the ocean and ready to THORA OSS, Secretary. Scores thousands Mis- Eiutsi H. Wodehouse, recorded in the Brings tidings from afar rnd have been ministered unto by our Registry of Deeds in Honolulu in Book a id Of nations in commotion ' sionaries this purely charitable work has made a deep impres 20", Pages 357, and following, the Mc- LEAH I CHAPTER NO. a, sion. 11? whole nation has been profoundly touched. The Em- Bryde Sugar Company, Limited, has Prepared for Zion's war. he right to redeem and pay the bonds O. E. S, ! ! peror hims. . has contributed vast sums to assist the Christian mis- Salvation O Salvation secured by this Trust Deed, or any Meets every third Monday at 7:S0 . The joyful sound proclaim, sionaries. The occasion has afforded a splendid opportunity for the of them, upon the 1st day of July, n. in the Masonic Temple, corner of exemplification of the grace of Christian charity. Our own Bishop 1905, or upon any interest bearing date AJakea and Hotel streets. Till earth's remotest nation thereafter, and has voted so to do as .4f Harris has scattered over among widows orphans, Visiting Sisters an J Brethren ar Has learned Messiah's name." $20000 and the hereinafter provided; said bond issue cordially invited to attend. gifts of being $750,000 consisting of 750 bonds r i our Methodist people in America. for EMMA LONG STREET RICH CRABBE, fc-- r $1000 each. of Here in Hawaii no such open door has occurred. On the con P.W.M.. Secretary. I beg herewith in my own name and in behalf the Methodists NOW THEREFORE notice is hereby MARY E. RROWN, e& these Islands to extend to Bishop Hamilton and his family a trary, we lost greatly through the. return of mnv thousands called gjven that it is the intention of the "Worthy Matroa. back to Japan for military service, Treasurer of the McBryde Sugar Com- warm Aloha nui welcome. Yoku oide ni narimashita (Japanese). and our mission stations have pany, Limited, to redeem and pay on Your presence with us marks an important epoch in the history felt this exodus most keenly and our statistics will therefore show the 1st day of January, 1906, and there- HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. x, on presentation, of said bonds isf our Church here in Hawaii and will, we hope and pray, ate some decrease. We have also lost three good workers, during the after, all I. O. R. M. year one of said issue now outstanding and all a new starting point for greater achievement in the near returning to Japan and two going on to the coast for holders of said bonds are notified that Meets every second and fourth further study. This severe loss has been in a measure compen thereafter the said bonds will be ex- FRIDAY of each month, in I. O. O. participation se- The General Conference of our Church, in its action at Los An- sated by the recent arrival of Rev. S. Miura, an experienced pastor cluded from in the F. Hall. a curity provided by the Deed of Trust, Visiting brothers cordially invited to geles a year ago last May, drew a line of separation between these and very faithful worker, to whom we extend a cordial greeting and all interest on said bends will attend. Islands and the Mainland and so created two Missions out of what m the Master s name. We need at least two or three more re cease. T. F. McTIGHE, Sachem, IN PURSUANCE of the foregoing E. V. TODD, C of R. was before one. Upon the election of the Rev. M. C. Harris, cruits. The pastorate of one of our more important churches all holders of said McBryde Sugar J-- still vacant, while two or three larger plantations Company, of D to the position of Missionary Bishop of Japan and Korea, and have sent us re Limited, bonds the issue quests for evangelists with promises of financial assistance. of July, 1900, will please present the WILLIAM McKINLEY tJc appointment of Dr. Herbert B. Johnson to the Superintendency same for redemption and payment at LODGE, the Pacific Coast Mission, the writer was called from Japan, the Bank of Hawaii, Limited, on the there-afre-r. -- srith only 48 hours in which to pack ,his grip, to the care of this HONOLULU, RIVER STREET. i?t day of January, 1906, and NO. 8. K. of P. aew Mission in beautiful Hawaii, arriving early in September, a F.M. SWANZY, Meets every SATURDAY evening at ev. Kj. Motokawa, pastor. Ihe most important achievement in Treasurer, McBryde Sugar Company, r:S0 o'clock , in Harmony Ball, King i Tear ago. treet. !. f our Japanese work during the year has been the erection and dedica- Limited. For nearly 15 years Dr. Harris had been in "labors abundant," 7248 1, 14, 24, 5. 15. 27, 1. Visiting brothers cordially invited to ! Nov. Dec. Jan. I Soth here and on the Coast, and had achieved magnificent success. tion of the new church on River street, costing $8,000. Of this Attend. . C. amount only was c ?r EDWIN FARMER, C, He "was well worthy of the distinguished position to which the $500 received from Missionary Society, the E. A. JACOBSON. K. of R. A 8. Clrarch called him as Missionary Bishop, and today in the Far East balance being raised here on the grounf. We have still on hand Hole lo oi Bonis I iierc i God has signally blessed him in crowning his labors with far-Teachi- ng $1,600 for a parsonage which we propose to erect just as soon as a HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. x, suitable site is sceured. The honor of this enterprise belongs to ! i results. Nor must the name of Dr. Geo. L. Pearson be RATHBONE SISTERS. Pastor on of the overlooked in this connection. His was the toil of a master builder Motokawa, who has toiled nobly and well. It is only the Meets every 2nd and 4th Monday, at 4aring his seven years' service in Honolulu. With the foresight ground of a little needed rest that his congregation is at all willing Knights of Pythias' Hall, King street Waialua Agricultural at-tea- d. p f a prophet and the zeal of an apostle, he planned wisely for the to excuse him. No Japanese is more widely.known in this cTty nol All visitors cordially Invited to and laid deeply the foundations of our Church in Hawaii. on the Islands, than Mr. Motokawa, nor none more greatly re M.E.C., 1 miture j ! SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, I r f "Universally respected all over the Islands, and greatly beloved as spected and beloved by all classes. His work and influence has GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R.&C. S i Company, Limited 3 pastor ancj Missionary, his departure to the coast was greatly re- extended far beyond his own church, and in his prison work and . setted by all classes, while his name lingers here as a household open air preaching Sabbath after Sabbath, as well as in hospital and HONOLULU LODGE 6x6, -- memory of his faithful be benevolent work, God has greatly blessed his efforts in building up B. P. O. E. word and the Jtoil cari never obliterated. Pursuant to a Resolution passed by Our Missionary work here includes three nationalities, English, the Redeemer's Kingdom. Nearly a year ago through the dying the Directors of the Waialua Agricul- Honolulu Lodge No. 16. B. P. O. EL, J of a in Company, regularly will meet in their ball, on Miller and i Japanese and Korean. It will be necessary to briefly refer to each testimony man executed on the gallows yonder prison, whom tural Ltd., at a 24, Baretania street, every Friday even-t- o. : Pro. Motokawa had led to Christ, a prominent newspaper editor, called meeting held on October sn turn. 1905, and acting under authority of a educated in our Mission schools in Jap n, but having lost his faith By order of the E. R. J WORK. ResoVation passed by the Shareholder! ENGLISH through contact with the liberal German teachers of Tqkyo, was of the said Waialua Agricultural Co., HARRY H. SIMPSON, ( Ltd., a duly called special meeting Secretary. profoundly touched andjwonderfully reclaimed and is today the pas- at cor-sectly'n- 19, 1905, existing GEO. H. ANGUS, E. R. Mere statistics do not here, as they scarcely do anywhere, or held on October the tor of our Japanese Church in Los Angeles, a consecrated man of issue of Bonds, for One Million Dol- fully indicate the importance of our work among our on God. How wonderfully the Holy Spirit works ! lars in all, will be refunded March ldth and kin" as being carried on in Honolulu. Small in number, 31, 1906. COURT CAMOES, NO. 8110, vithotrt great wealth or social influence, yet the little band of Under authority of the said Reso- A. O. F. HONOLULU, SOUTH KING STREET. - lutions a new issue of Bonds for One American Methodists has no need to feel at all ashamed of their Million Five Hundred Thousand Dol- Meets every 2nd aryj 4t!a Church and its spiritual influence on this community and its help- i lars ($1,500,000.00) in all will be made, Tuesday of each month at We have had no pastor here for nearly a year, owing to the re- said Bonds to be dated March 31. 1906, 7:30 p. m. in San Antonio ful relations to the work among the Japanese and Koreans. With bearing interest at the rate of 5 per moval of Bro. E. Tokimora to Kahuku, and our failure in getting a semi-annua- Hall, Vineyard etreet. comer lot centrally located, valued at $20,000, a coral stone par- cent per annum, payable l- 3 worker from Japan. Worthy mention should, however, be mad of ly on the last days of March and Sep- Visiting brothers cordial- sonage costing $5,000, a cozy chapel worth another $5,000, all 2Q and the untiring and unselfish assistance rendered our cause here by Mr. tember of each year, for a term of ly Invited to attend. paid for, with running expenses all provided for, speaks years, with the option reserved to Howard M. Chandler, who has kept up the little night school and A. O. ROSA, C. R. if Ha-sra- the Waialua Agricultural Company, Trell for "the little flock called Methodists" in u. service for the children on the Sabbath. Our building here is small, Ltd., of redeeming the whole or any M. C. PACHECO. F. C. membership has suffered greatly through depletion on 31, 1916, Otir but well located, and the work capable of splendid development part of said Bonds March owing to the exodus. Dr. Pearson reported only 75 members in or on any Interest paying date there- HONOLULU AERIE 140, owing to the larger number of Japanese permanently residirfg in after; said Bonds to be secured by ull last year, as against three years ago. Last Sab- F. O. E. connection 250 the district adjoining. It is very necessary that this church should Deed of Trust on the property of the bath I received two new members by letter of transfer, making our Company, which shall provide for the Meets on 2nd and be well manned at once, as the opportunity may pass not to be re- annuai payment to the 10 4th nt. Trustee of WEDNESDAY total now an even ichd, though the exodus continues still to some ex-Se- called. per cent of the net profits of the com- evenings of each pany, to be invested as a sinking fund nonth at 7:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, Our members never lose heart. A more loving, united, loyal AIEA. for the redemption of said Bonds. Clng Street. Holders of the existing of at- and my act- i issue Bonds Visiting Eagles are Invited to Sand" of Methodists can nowhere be found relations as may exchange their holdings for an tend. ing pastor for the last 15 months have been most pleasant and help-lu- L Ten miles from Honolulu is situated the large Honolulu Sugar equivalent face-val- ue of the new Is- M. ROSENBERG, W. P. mid-wee- sue, on the basis of 98 for Our congregations are steadily increasing, the k ser-ticc- s Plantation, where we have a well organized work in a church build- the latter, H. T. MOORE, W. Secty. (difference to be paid to Bondholder are seasons of blessed fellowship and power, the Sabbath ing of our own, centrally located. . T. Takahushi has been in charge either in U. S. gold coin or in addi- school is well attended, Epworth League a power for good in all of this work since its incipiency, and has labored faithfully in his tional Bonds at 98, or partly in Bond THEODORE ROOSEVELT, and partly in U. S. gold coin, at Com- Camp No. 1, U. S. W. V. &ut work. Our bills are all paid with a balance in the treasury, efforts to build up a strong church. Besides his direct pastoral pany's option) provided they execute -- Department Hawaii. srhile, best of all, souls are being redeemed from sin and brought to duties, he carries on a large school, opened every afternoon from an agreement to this effect, and de- Mission been opened 2 to 5, in which the Japanese children are instructed in their own liver same, not later than January 6. Christ. A little Hall has down in the saloon 1906, i to the Hawaiian Trust Company, every and section of the city and the Thursday afternoon and Saturday even- written and spoken language. An English night school also well Limited. Blank forms of this aeree Meets first promised by manager of ment will be furnished on third WEDNESDAY at ing services there attract quite a number of people from the street, attended. We have already been the the application, Waverley Hall, at 7:30 p. m. plantation of a school or may be had at the office of the and no meeting takes place without some special token of the divine means in part for the erection building and Hawaiian Trust Company, Visiting comrades cordial- Limited. ly invited to jower in healing and saving. hope soon to have it constructed. The exodus of Japanese in re- Honolulu, November 2, 1905. attend. I am convinced that our Church here has a special mission on turning to their country and going to the coast has affected us G. P. CASTLE, Treasurer, Waialua Agricultural Co. PAUL SMITH. Comdr. these Islands, and when brighter days of financial prosperity dawn here as well as elsewhere, so that our statistics will indicate a slight Limited. xt. H. LONG. Adjutant. 5or Hawaii nei, as dawn they must with the growth of the sugar decrease, but in a general way the work has been well sustained 7251 industries, the construction of government works, the incoming of and the church is growing. settlers capable of Americanization, the completion of the Isthmus NOTICE. BIS REDDCTION Canal making these Islands the great cross-road- s of the Pacific, WAIPAHU. ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING IN YICTOR RECORDS Ttriich is yet to rival the Atlantic as the highway of commerce our leln or advice. Is invited to communi move up on cate, either in person or by letter, with Charch must and to greater achievement and have a In addition to his work at Aiea, Bro. Takahushi has supplied EJn8ign L. Anderson, BERGSTROM MUSIC CO., LTD, place as a source, matron of the prominent of spiritual power and blessing. The (Continued on page fifteen.) Salvation Army Woman' Industrial Odd Fellows' Bldg. Home. No. 16S0 King vtreet. rr m " " " ."n.i,MM...lill,1.nrl THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY , i, 1906.

While thin hair and baldness are recently abandoned a smaller one for this one. At Ewa 4 an desirable for men, they are vastly METHODISTS IN HAWAII on we axes more so for women. NotLing adds carrying a prosperous day school, while here in through co-operat- Hu'iC more to the adornment of women the kind of Mills' Institute and the 3aa May s than rich, heavy, ilowing tresses. ARE MAKING PROGRESS buddings irom the Hawaiian Board of Missions, a Wu.ng t if : The hair is too valuable to allow it lor boys has been to suiter from neglect. i5o just as opened, and we have alreadv upward of --o en- soon as your rolled. Besides Perfect Coffee you notice that hair is this, we have two night schools very well --attended. coming out you should use (Continued from page fourteen.) 9 MAUI ISLAND. The BEST COFFEE on earth is Waipahu, an adjacent plantation, iS miles from Honolulu, and em- OLD KONA COFFEE. ploying several thousands of Japanese laborers. MAYS The manager has On Maui we have There are reasons for this which ers already donated us a suitable site for a church we have two evangelists, one located at Lahaina and. readily adduced. and some the other at can be on for its erection. As soon as Hamakuapoko, with several stations, including a large In the first place we age our cof- funds hand other gifts are secured camp at Spreckelsville. thoroughly. we hope "arise and build." Waipahu also a Our work on this Island is very enccess-fu- l. fee systematically and to needs pastor of its The (''5 Agins is a vital process if the val- Stair Vmor own. evangelists are obliged to travel great distances, bn uable dietetic qualities of the bean their faithful toil is being amply rewarded in the conversion, of are to be brought out. It checks falling of KAHUKU. many poor and need souls. roast- Then there's a whole lot in the hair promptly. ( H. OLD This feature of Ayer's P. Baldwin, Esq., the manager, is in deep sympathy ing and grinding. MAY'S 0k This well known plantation is situated at the terminus of with vat KONA COFFEE is freshly roasted Hair Vigor is now the and renders us valuable assistance. At Hamakuapoko, a ehurcki. is ground fresh for every cus- m recognized as most railroad, 70 miles distant, and a large number of Japanese are regu- and .mat lor Japanese is kindly loaned us when our services are rccTi- - tomer. marked, and has larly employed. A little over a year ago upon brought to this prep- consultation with larly held, We could easily employ one more evangelist if wc The beans are specially selected worlJ-wid- hi!. aration a o Mr. Adams, the manager, I sent E. Tokimasa, then supplying South the man. and are perfect in every respect. reputation. coffee-prepari- ng King street, to open up work at Kahuku. in- If the cooking end of You cannot possi- The original plan be properly attended to, bly have a splendid cluded the organization of a church at YVaianae, an adjacent planta- KAUAI. MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE will head of hair when the tion, but owing to the lack of interest on the part of the manage- cup 1 rk- -. scalp is covered with This make the best of coffee that ment and Mr. Adams' wish to have the full time of our evangelist. large Island is divided into two parts and S. Hyen and K. it is possible to obtain. s dandruff. We urge C. Lee are in upon all "who are in Mr. Tokimasa gave his whole time to Kahuku. Soon the manager charge, one on the west and the other on the east side. any way troubled at his own expense built a "Home" where Japanese children could The work includes seven large plantations, in which we with dandruff to be- have organized four gin the use of Ayer's be cared for while their parents were working in the fields. Mr. quarterly conferences. Two church edifices it? v'--- " have been ' Hair Vigor at once. and Mrs. Tokimasa, with two or three assistants, were placed in erected without any expense to the Missionary Society, Do not be deceived and two more are under way. The managers by cheap imitations which will only charge and at the present time upwards of 65 to 70 little ones are are all sympathetic disappoint you. Make sure you get being well cared for under Christian influences from in the and aid us generously in carrying on the work. We need one car Vigor. 4:30 two more evangelists AYER'S Hair morning to 4:30 in the afternoon. This plan permits the mothers to properly man the Korean Mission in tbe Garden Island of Kauai. . I Retail, Main 22 Wholesale, Main 92 Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. to earn their own living with the hoe and entails no anxiety as to i HOLLISTER DRUG CO., AGENTS. the care of their children, who are all well looked after and fed and taught at Mr. Adams' expense. Noble benevolence ! Mr. Toki- HAWAII. masa also carried on an English night school and a very success- Oahu Ice & I ORPHEUI THEATRE ful Sunday School. We hope for a strong church in the near future. made an extensive tour of this large Island some veeks ag's Co with Hon. T. H. Yoon, vice-Minist- er of Foreign Affairs, and had K Electric - - Manager. J. C. COHEN LAHAINA. fine opportunity of inspecting the condition of the 3,500 Koreans Ice delivered to any part of the city scattered over more than a dozen plantations, stretching ovxr the Island orders promptly filled. TeL Blu The Eminent Young Actor, entire eastern coast, a distance of 1111. P. O. Box 600. Oflftce: Kewaio Our Japanese work on the other Islands includes a prosperous over 100 miles. The Koreas church, as well as day and night school, at Lahaina, the largest and on Hawaii are in a very needy condition and fearfully immoral RICHARD BUHLER most important town of Maui. The Pioneer Mill Company is influences prevail among them. Gambling and drinking are com- mon practices. The camps are infested with ring-leade- rs in aTJ Supported By the operating here, giving employment, on their successful plantation, I PAY CASH to a great number of Japanese. The manager, here as elsewhere, bad things, so that as laborers they have lost caste mong the man- 1 TON OR 1000 TONS OJ FOR NATIONAL STOCK COMPANY. is interested in our work and aids us financially in a liberal manner. agers and their reputation is very bad indeed. We have two evan- OLD MACHINERY. gelists Bro. S. Fujii is the pastor, and has toiled faithfully during his first on Hawaii, one in the extreme north, the other in Olaa FENCING, COPING, REPAIRING Presenting a Repertoire of High Class two-storie- near Hi!o, in the south. The northern work includes the district OF FAMILY BURIAL PLOTS. Plays. year cf work here on the Islands. Lahaina has a fine d church building and a comfortable parsonage adjoining. We have of Kohala, where our evangelists have suffered much through fierce through depletion, are in a persecution, one poor fellow having been beaten with stripes an& MONDAY, TUESDAY AND "WED- - likewise suffered here but the schools very prosperous condition. The pastor should have an assistant the other brutally kicked and both left for dead. The church has., A. G. Montgomery, NESDAY, lived in his work, so as to allow him more time for direct pastoral super- however, through it all and grown rapidly. Conversions Queen St., near Maunakea. ALSO ' ' have recently taken place in large numbers and our workers arc. vision. ;Mi GIVE ME A CAUL MATINEE NEW YEAR'S DAY. j full of hope for the future. At Kohala a fine kindergarten build- F. O. Box 152. KAANAPALI. ing is freely loaned us by the plantation for our use, while at Olaa "Why Women Sin" we have the promise of a suitable church building within the next i ; THE HAWAIIAN REALTY At the farthest end of this same plantation is a large camp, beauti- few months. j:' fully situated on the side of the hill overlooking the sea called AND MATURITY CO. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, Hawaii needs two more men and the need is most pressings t Kaanapali, where the manager has during the year erected a fine ' Limited. ''Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest that he would send ' REAL ESTATE. MORTGAGE, "Kins of the Detectives" building (which serves for school and church), and a parsonage forth laborers into his harvest." f v. LOANS AND INVESTMENT SECU near by. R. Ahe, one of our own young, men of Honolulu whom RITIES. Bldg., Mr. Motokawa has himself trained for Christian work, has supplied Office: Mclntyre Honolulu PRICES TO MATINEE. 25c. T. H. P. O. Box 265. Phor.e Main 141 Kaanapali for several months and done excellent services, both as KOREAN ADVOCATE. PRICES: 25c, 50c, 75. m POPULAR a teacher and evangelist. No baptisms are reported, but a large ORPHEUM TELEPHONE, WHITE Our Christian Advocate in the Korean language is publish! 681. number of enquirers has been enrolled and we hope during the coming year to begin at Kaanapali the organization of a strong weekly on the mimeograph and sent to all the plantations. Ily the next steamer from the Orient we expect to receive from the Metho- church. . ;M ,.; jm.&i&& ' ,j dist Publishing House of Tokyo, Japan, a big box of Korean type BASEBALL! HANA. and with the help of these and a little hand press already secarecL Pyrographic Outfit BZ5Q AT NEW BASEBALL PARK, the "Advocate" will appear weekly in more suitable form. 9m aa rtaak. Wood, Lwk, am. Hana is also located on the Island of Maui and is 150 miles by t - Mi Cork NEW YEAR'S DAY. bMaiMhrWai fob. Html. M Tataat, '.'; Pantill .Una Bala. Hani Uatoa Cock. Brnatao Bottkt, Atoka) AT 1:30 P. M. steamer from Honolulu. The sugar plantation has never been f two pmw oi &twipd Franica Wood aa M ilalillila ASSOCIATIONS. al a) aaaO, dnafaad tmm mtoO boa. prospect BENEVOLENT I; COOD-EYE- S vs. UNKNOWNS very successful, nor does there seem to be any bright 'f. Handkerchief Deciding Game for Medeiro's Cup. of much future development. The laborers come and go. Chinese and Portuguese in these. Box, No. 688 Our work has been a variable quantity. We have a small church 'The American, Japanese, SlaaaHatVilX. Ma, oraa AT 3:15 P. M. Islands all have their own benevolent societies. Some few months oT Chan, building and parsonage, as well as a school under our care. iut kaaadMla daaiiaad. ago, certain members of the Sugar Planters' Association at the sug- TU Pyrctnpbic Outfit and Handkerchief Be HONOLULU vs: PUNAHOU through the of the pastor to Japan early in the year and our tkort return Miki Saito, Acting Honorary Consul for the ikai .trt hi in qui rinr ' catatonia of rTra Oataa) tea With Joy and Desha in the Pitcher's gestion of the Hon. facctpt supply, as well as its great distance ai,til aia ba aaat to yarn wbtonm ay prcpakt asptaaa oa Box. inability to send a suitable (aa aaNayi erdar for fS.00. Koreans, entrusted me with $250 with the request to organize & Oar aaaat cataiotua aar) advanca ihula m aaa? at ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. from Honolulu, so as to preclude careful supervision, the work has fca auraiaa. anil ba aaa! aa raqaaaL meet- ( aaataai of the other nationalities. j lagged suffering much through removals. It is a question Korean society on the basis A GALLAGHER BROS. ing was forthwith called, a constitution adopted, officers appointed Begin the whether it is wise to carry on our work in Hana when other and operations among the 7 Grant Avenue San Francisco, CaL aid us and the association began its benevolent larger plantations need our assistance and are so willing to whicfa. financially. sick and afflicted. We have nearly $400 dollars on hand, to New themselves have contributed considerable 5ums. Year Our Japanese work needs recruiting. If it were possible to train the Koreans workers right here on the ground, we should then avoid the dis- ' UVM, Aa. YAMATOYA EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY, MERCHANT TAILOR AND SHIRT At Haleiwa appointment so often arising out of the failure of workers imported MAKER. from Japan, when our life is so complex and the conditions so The Haleiwa Limited "will run ; Nuuanu Street, one door above PauahL different and difficult. Success there does not augur success here Upwards of six months ago, a large number of Koreans met upoat P. O. Box 822. on both Sunday, December 31 of organizing an educational BHIRTS OP ALL KINDS, KIMONA3 on part of all who come over to help us. We need a small request in my home for the purpose f and Monday, January 1. the -- AND PAJAMAS MADE TO OR- society, the object being the building of a school, dormitory scnil f, ur as possible. This two-ho- train leaves Ho- training: school of our own and must begin it as soon DER AND ON SALE. in Honolulu, with a Korean-speakin- g resident Mls I nolulu at 8:22 a. m.. returning, In addition to his other manifold duties, Mr. Motokawa has hospital here in charge. A constitution was adopted and officers ap-".- r; arrives at 10:10 p. m. edited our Church paper in the Japanese language, entitled "Inochi," sionary QUALITY, STYLE AND FIT pointed. An appeal was made to all the Koreans on the IsJaas IN OUR which has a wide circulation all over the Island and is a valuable adjunct to our work. and agents sent out to solicit funds. Nearly $2,000 was secureii $25. CO SUITS Excursion Tickets $2 in. school is Reference must also be made to the "Susanna Wesley Home," un- in promises, and this is being gradually paid The te George A. Martin Excursion tickets to all points is run under the be a boarding school and the little children scattered on the differ- - ;.. der Miss Jayne's supervision. This institution ; along the line will be sold by will be open 3x , Arlington Block, Hotel Street. Pacific Co'ast Branch of the Woman's Home Missionary Society, ent plantations are to be cared for. The hospital ; 9 the Oahu Railway on New nationality, ? OPEN ON SATURDAYS TILL of which Mrs. Bishon Hamilton is the worthy president, and it will their own sick and afflicted, and a doctor of their own P. M. Year's Day. comer .' her inenprt the work of the : to be in charge. A good man has already been engaged to bvc 1 '1-- 1 1 e t r J j :ii 1uc j 'Home" and susrerest plans for further quarters. The pressing need is whenever we are ready ior mm. ine uormuury win 7. ! school, to ad-- THE COBWEB CAFE a property of our own and we are all so glad to learn that Mrs. Ham enough not only to care for the children of the but v. arriving from the East h i: Queen 8 YEAR OLD ilton this end before leaving an mit (for a day or so) new immigrants just and Alakea Sta. had already taken steps towards Crucified Francisco. Mrs. Jayne has done nobly. The Home is deservedly and to whom we may be able to preach "Christ and Him ff:P A few Honolulu fe f, rHE FINEST MEALS, popular both as a place for orphan children and a refuge for un- before they drift away to the other Islands. WINES, LIQUORS, ETC. Morrison, formerly in Deaconess friends have already subscribed very liberally towards the purchase fortunate women. Miss Alta - Kona tha- as soon th for school, and I am assured just as r TO BE HAD IN THE CITY. work in San Francisco, has been assisting Mrs. Jayne in her ardu- of a site this p 1 of Koreans, is able to go oe ous duties in connection with the Home, and the church as well, as Missionary Society, with the help the be through local sul CAMARA & CO!. Props active as any assistant pastor an arrangement which has brought with the building, the ground will secured ff' Coffee S scriptions. The Bishop, whose presence with us is so opportune about admirable results. - - 4 t e r 1 11 rT- " . - have valuable advice to give us m In;' nil ri an- . Smoke will "We still have a small supply of KOREAN WORK. nin; OUR GENUINE EIGHT-YEA- R GENERAL ARTHUR It ig, a pleasure to record in conclusion that our Missionaries CIGARS OLD KONA COFFEE which w are account of our six-poun- permit a full detailed with other :;4j selling in d tins for $1.75, Neither time nor space will sustain the most pleasant and harmonious relations GUNST-EAKI- N CIGAR CO. freshly roasted and ground and de- Korean work in which God has wonderfully blessed us. There churches and boards at work here in the Islands. I never hesitate ; ;; to your home. over the al- ; livered are upwards of 6,000 to 7,000 of these people scattered to consult freely with the representatives of other bodies and - j Distributor. If you enjoy really good COFKRE have from 1.600 to 2,000 Wc are and who does, not? Then try it. different Islands, and of these we enrolled ways find the fraternal recognitions fully reciprocated. by 'phone Main 21". In all we have established over in the one common vineyard g ij' STILL A LOT OP Order as members or probationers. here to unite with all others toiling thirty Mission stations and have now in our regular employ ten of our Lord and shall endeavor to co-oper- in the bonds of love ; w Holiday Goods evangelists and four teachers. in order to show to the world and the heathen about us that ;; to God for all blessings so richly, ? LEFT AT "are brethren." With gratitude OAHU ISLAND. bestowed upon the work and the workers, and earnestly praying j FUKURODA'S. I have much pleas-- 28-2- for larger blessings upon our future endeavors. 2 HOTEL STREET. 1 1 mm success- Our Korean work on this Island of Oahu has been most my first annual report, as Superintendent j & Sons, Limited. ure in submitting this, ful owing to greater facilities of supervision. Comfortable chapels nf the Hawaiian Mission of the Methodist Episcopal Church. f- -j QUEEN" ST.. COFFEE ROASTERS. have been built on four different plantations, namely Kahuku, JOHN W. WAD MAN. Dry Cleaning dedi- Garments cleaned by this process at Waialua, Ewa and Waipahu. These have all been built and Honolulu, Dec. 29th, 1905. So- Mrs. A. M. Mellis' cated free of debt and without any charge to the Missionary . o GUY OWENS CO. cases subscribed very aZ1 Dressmaking' Establishment. ciety. The Koreans themselves have in all II. L. KEBB Poopla are feeling better. Honolulu ia all right. Lots Sachs Black, Honolulu. outside friends have very generously prospects were for the wrmr ,; SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. liberally and the managers and people who were holding off waiting to see what the Ho-i- . come to our assistance. Our greatest need on this Island is a year are now preparing to buiM. The addition of another story to tne J ELECTRICAL We are still housed in a rented plan were ail finbhe--i i but one indicatioa of hamr SHAD TH2 ADVERTISES ENGINEERS church home here in Honolulu. Candleea bloek after the we hare peopla WORLD'S NEWJ DAILY. Pbone Main S15. Union Street. building, much too small for our growing work, thc"h buauaea f&l. s3

16 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY x, 2906.

'.Are greatly benefited by taking a few - loses cf tie Bitters, especially in cases HONOLULU TEMPERATURE FOR 1905 1 DiSOREET INVESTMENTS f moctMy irregularities, or general o V, ntztzxssf It has a wonderful toning V7. E. CASTLE, ESQ., OBSERVER, ELEVATION 50 FEET. Millionaires we cannot all expect be. awj strentheningr effect on their weak O to We can, i organs and never fails to give satisfac- - O however, assure ourselves 7 kidd. Hundreds of women use ' o a steady income if good - O ! !! I' !i I i u -- tc o judgment is used in our I? Feb. Mar. April May June Aug. :j i: Nov. 'I Dec. - O Julv ' Jan. Sept Oct ' I. ' " i j investments. The Hawai- K ! ! iiosietter's ' ' st i f. j o o !;t(I'Mj :i ian Tj-u- Company under- ; ""the h- -; j takes investment h-- ci! -j -- -v of JSSL o o: ? o ci f--i cij -i sal cj s;l c: - x - sc cs! - ss ci h--I sc:i c:' cr' c:' - I Stomacli a L money to the best possible Day of ij U, j j j; ; o 1 o ?i?;?,P Tj?.;Fp:?!!?;?i?i!?p ? ? ? ? ? ? p ? ? ? ? ;? p ;? advantage Muntu. ? ? ? ' : thereby reliev- - j j. j Bitters o 2isi:5 sjs ;B ss; SjS BjjS 5 5 j! S 313 B 3 3 SiB 3:3 3 3 !j 5 5 3 j! 3 3 5 3 5 S o ing the owner from all --ft worry STOMACH o incidental to its o ' I i i M ft 1' I. ' care and guaranteeing a to exclusion of CO C3 G7 07! C5 80 '71 ;GG !73 75! o the o 1. !57 74 C1'72 ,'.(.J5 78,7170 83:74 81 75 73 85 75! 73 82 73i75 84 76 70 83 72 78 72 profitable return In the all remedies. --ft r.ivT') r,r, nr.: r.n i7ft sn;7i!'fift 79. other 2. ?? na' 7 a s 71 82 7lH74 8G;76;;72;84;72;j75,84i75:!75 81 74j 7181 tW o shape of dividends. We hope you'll o r-- try a bottle at 3. 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"GO 73 64 67 7GG3 ,55;76 G4 6S:77;gg; 6S;82j71i 69.78 75 72 84 75 86:76ii74i85!74l;71iS3i7l!!67i8H 67 61,72 66 o Limited. Indigestion. o 11. 158:73 G3 ol 74!G8;:62;73 56! 60)78,70 72 80:72! 74:82 74 73184 74 74!86 75! 74'S6:72'!74;84!74h70'82:7l! 6G171i67 Fort Street, Svvii o Honolulu. The genuine has o 12. !5S73Gi;65 75:eii!55;73 63i60;78:G8: 72 70 73 73 83 74 73184 74!86!76 7485;72i72!32'74:69 83 72! 62 72:69 13. V- i53j73, 68 62:75 63 GG78 C8 70 81172: 73 74l83 "9 72'8C77 72 74'l67'84 73!;70 83,71 !:6Sf,72l70 Private Stamp'! - 7183 i S6 i I, over neck of bot 14. GO 73 50 :57l73'C3 55 74 62, GG.70 GO i71i70,73' 72 83 73 7383:77 74'82 74! 74.85;75:72:84;75i 72 82;73; G8 70.67 tie. o 15. ii- - i 75 GG !58i73:C2 57175 62; 66,78,60 72 80,72; 72,82 72 ,7484 7284 77 75 85 76!i73:S4;72: 73.81170; r.fi 72 68 WM. G. IRWIN & CO.. o 1C. GO 71 Gl :5873 64: 61 76 68j 60:70:72 ;60 80,71 71 8373 84 74 75 85 78: 75.85 4 o.iiyJ bo, t o 68!77 70' 62;75 66 LTD. 17. 63 7G;G7; :G3;77j70! 00,81170 72 811731 72 71 84 75 76184 76! 76j70j83!74 6979 71 62,78 67 o 1470 ;68 8173 74:84 Wm. G. 1, (; '62!80 73 70,72; 7l!83;74 ;74!83 75i73.82:75i 72 81 69:78 vin.. President and Manage 62 73 :GO75 64 60 6782;68 74 75 83 75 75:84 70 69 "Vice-Preside- o IS. John D. Spreckels.. First nt ' iG2 63! GO G5:70 GG 82 71 71 81 71 70 ;7l!83 173:83175 Vice-Preside- vrsiT o 19. 74 55 75 67i 83174 72j74 8475 73i83 70 7282 71 67i76 68 W. M. Giffard.. Second nt 20. 58 74 67. 56:74 64 01 78 71 72!82:741 68 81 72 70 82.73 j7l!84 75 71 8376 72:82 73 73182 74 7078 72 6479 67 H. M. Whitney Trear THE o 21 . 50 73 G3 ,58j75lG2 64 80 71 70 81:60,(70 82 727070 72 J72I86 77 75 83 76: 73 83 74 727973 70 82 70 6380 67 Richard Ivers Secretary o 22 Gl 75G5r58!76 G4 :G8 70:71 G8;8l70;70.82 68i.7l(79 71 7483 76 74 84 72; 73,81 73! G9j7973i 74:7974 64178 66 E. L Spalding Auditor '. o 23 8,74 62!:G4i7G:G5 :G0 80:71 67!80;72;'60 81 60: 67!82 72 7583 73 7484 76! 72!8273i7280j74 73;7875 i66 75 65 SUQAB, FACTORS AND G5 66 80 68; 67i7G!70 83 60 67184 73 76 77 73;S3j74ii73i79 72 o 24. 55174 ,63 75 64 j65 7584 75;85 70; 79 75 ;62 76 70 COMMISSION AGENTS, o o 25 . 6()j74 G7i 64 70'66 6781!70j 60,77,71 h68 82 70 60 85 75 7584 74 76,8476 74 85j76'!69;81 68 72 79 71 169 79 71 o AGENTS 20. (5!7:i;i5o;:ra;74!Cr i6S;7l:79. 70:70 7li!64 80 70 7287 74 73;82 74 7370i76; 73I80I75 H6482 06! 697870 (70,78 73 s FOR -- 27. 50!72 5O: 6 4 76'60 ;7l!S0 72; 68!70!71i;66 81;73 75.84 74 70!84 75 7485 0; 74 82 75!!60 85!69 68 80;71 ;70!80 72 o Oceanlc Steamship Co., San Fran A trip to the Zoo, at KaimukI, ? Cisco, O 23. G071G3! G0,77;67,:7i:S();72:,70!78 72 70 83 74i,70,83 7G 75l85 75 7483 07 80)71 ;71i79 72 CaL 1 enjoyable to children and 5 Western Sugar Refining Co., Sa O 20. . ( u oo ; il72 81;72i:70;80j72 71 82 60 73 83 71 16985 75 72!82 7G 72:84 75i,70,84 70 72;80'68 j73i78 parents alike. o2j 72 o Francisco, Cal. $ 30. G5j68 GG !70,80,7J '60:70:70; 84 74 74 7383 76 i71!8572 72;83 75 64.7017070,78 72 o Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phua-- Besides the wonderful collec- 31 G5jG0 GG,i !:7i;70;7O: 71183 73 751 delphia. Pa. o 728272K 7382 !! 748372; 71'77!69 s tion of animals and birds there Newall Universal Mill Co., Mann, o 1 j i " delights too numerous Maximum . 77 77 81 82 83 87 86 87 86 S5 S4 81 s facturers of National Cane Shredder, ar other f 0 j " 64 New N. Y. to mention. o Minimum 53 55 j 55 64 67 69 70 69 64 64 61 s York, o Average... G5.51 67.03 J 60.30 71.60 73.78 75.74 76 50 77.88 77.0S 76.25 73.93 70.09 Pacific Oil Transportation Co., Saa o Francisco. Cal. 'ADMISSION 10 CENTS. o MAXIMUM, MINIMUM AND AVERAGE TEMPERATURES. 16 YEARS

o ' G. -- M A X . l YEAR MAX. M1N. j AVKKAOK MAX. MIN. WM. & CO., ft MIS. AVKS At.E j YEAR AVERAOK VKAR MAX. M IN. AVKRAOK o IRWIN LTD. o ' --X lS'JO Gl 74.05 1894 87 56 73.08 1898 89 57 74.20 1902 90 53 73.91 o o 1S91 8S 57 1895 89 54 74.26 AGENTS FOR THE -- 73.33 1899 88 62 74.49 . 1903 87 54 73.07 tt " 1 1 o o 1892 85 3 58 74.30 1806 87 57 74.03 1900 80 56 74.47 1904 S7 55 73.S3 Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, !"'!" I ! o England. 1893 84 '58 73.86 1897 86 56 74.15 1901 89 57 74.42 1905 87 53 72.90 t o Alliance Assurance Co., of Londoa o HONOLULU RAINFALL FOR SIXTEEN YEARS England. Scottish Union & National Insurance o Months 189011801 1892 1893 1894 1895! 1896 1897 18981 1800 1000 1001,1002 1903' 1004, 1005 o Co., of Edinburgh, Scotland. o Fire Association of Philadelphia. ft 8 . 2.13 1.19 7.50 2.37 3.05 2.41! 2.30 2.05 4.85 .87 2.441 Alliance Insurance Corporation Wfi. "j o January. .41 ,i5 2.56 4.09 .79 Wilhelma of Magdeburg Genera 12.42 a n- - o February . 0.84 4.84 2.61 13.47 1.81! 2.05 1.22 8.26 3.55 .93 7.70 1 221 no 10' .02 surance Co. o 1.84 1.46! o March 9.97 .69 .29 .75 4.52 1.20 10.66 3.73 1.30 3.40H.95 .54 6.28, .43 o ThttmpJngr the keys of a piano is not . April 4.86 .92 1.60 2.12 2.10 1.01! 2.85 .95 1.20 .81 4.08 2.15 1.0G 1.69 1.52; 2.28 o smsic, and putting successively vari- o May 1.20 .23 5.11 1.50 .10 .73 1.10 1.02 .68 1.44 2.45, eyes is not an ex- 1.06 .32 1.85 .73! 1.23 o Fire Insurance,, ces lenses before the o .86 .33 .70 .29 .65 y .90i 1.13 1.20 2.07 . .68 . amination, even though certain im- June .39 .98! 1.17 .63 .36; .53 $ o July 1.40 .58 .53 .28 .44 .49 .00 .87 .63 .11 1.65 ; .59; - provements in vision are obtained. i;76 1.06 1.58 1.28 o B. F. -- .08 1.41; THE DILLINGHAM Anybody - can test your eyes you o August . 1.00 .62 1.24 1.00 3.12 .74 l.io; i.04 . 1.40 i .54 1.04! CO, " .56! 1.75 .80! 2.75 do it yourself, but the scientific o September . .60 .47 .42 .90 3.15 .50 2.77 .56! .35 1.17 .47. 1.S31 4.06 1.84i 2.28 o LIMITED. ' of lenses involves something more October 1.36 3.52 3.01 .64 1.70: .051 2.48 1.53 1.65 3.70 7.05 3.56 2.16 1.22; experimenting. o 8.53': 1.20 '1.53 General Agents for Hawaii. Jhan tt November 1.87 .30 .35 8.33 4.271 3.01 1.88 .94! .19 12.72 2.90' 7.14 4.061 ''I I'e'W can examine eyes and do it o 1.91 1.88 o ' - 1.64! 1.40 3.69 1.291 2.41jl2.02! (5.54 .61 1.74? 1.95 9.52: Atlas Assurance Company of London. 1 December. t 1.06 8.9l 1.08 2.69! 1.57 , and satisfactorily quite o i o Phoenix Assurance Company of Lob at difference between eye-tes- ts and eye L o don. examinations. Did that fact ever oc-- ur o . Total 36.73 15.18 27. 0i 42. 94;33. 9430.31 29.60 16.04! 34.34 18.42 '33.25 36.6S 38.71 New York Underwriters' Agency. to you? o 22.56:50.30 16.57 o Providence Washington. Insurance Com A) - 16 ,- ) Average for years, 30.16 inches. 50.30 pany. o Maximum. inches. .Minimum, 15.18 inches. The Most Equable Climate iu the World- - o A. N. SANFORD o--tc Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building;. --ft ERRATA Average Temperature, December, 1903, should read 70.71 in stead of 70.69. Average Temperature, OPTICIAN, o 1905, 1.57 o ft year 1905, should read 72.95 instead of 72.90. Rainfall. December, shou Id read 3.47 in. instead of in. Total HAWAII SHINPO SHA. Boston Building, Fort Street Over o Rainfall, year 1905, should read 18.47 in. instead of 16.57 in. Average Rain fall, 16 years, should read 30.27 in. in- o THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT-in-g May & Co. o stead of 30.16 in. o office. The publisher of Hawu 00000CO0OiK0CHk-CHK3TMD- 0 Shinpo, the only daily Japanese papt r OOOO00OO0OOO0OO0OO ooooooooooooooooo published In the Territory of Hawaii. EAGLE CLEANING AND C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. DYEING WORKS. Editorial and Printing Office 1021 1 Bishop & Company, Bankers Smith St., above King. Phone Main 46. Street, opposite Block. it I! Tort Star ESTABLISHED 1858. 1 SADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTHING C. BREWER & CO.. LTD. II CLEANED AT LOWEST S. M. DAMON. ALEXR. GARVir. A. W. T. BOTTOMLET. PRICES. hi i 1 Sugar Factors and Commission Phone White 2362. Merchants. B4LAMCE SHEET LIST OF OFFICERS. C. M. Cooke, President: George M...... i ;. - AS AT Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mae December 30. 1905. farlane. Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. M. Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. ASSETS. LIABILITIES. Cash. . $ 533,866.10 Capital and Surplus $ 839.593.13 Due from Banks and Bank Due to Banks and Bankers. 5 053.19 Money to Iica,n ers r 1SS.013.04 Deposits 2,925.253.09 in rapid bath Heaters Bonds, Stocks and ON JEWELRY. ETC., ETC., AT 262,558.12 Can be Installed anywhere. All ' Loans, Discounts and Over-- HE J. co. they require is gas and water. 2.604,499.96 toil- drafts Hot Water in plenty for Real Fur- CORNER UNION AND HOTEL ST8. i: et and bath at a second's notice Estate and Bank niture. . 40,752.42 , when you have the Rapid. Very economical a bith for one Other Assets 140,209.77 FIHE RESIDENT FUR SALE. cent surely that is cheap enough. $3,769,899.41 $3,769,899.41 Sold and installed by Situated on car hne In the mart BATH thn I'ltiobfiT Honolulu, T. H., December 30, 1903. desirable resident locality of this city. I i Phone M. 61, 1S5 S. King St. I, Alexander Garvie, do solemnly swear that the foregoing Balance Sheet The improvements consist of represents a true cottage, containing parlor, recep- and correct statement of the affairs of the Banking House A tf Bishop & Company as at December 30, 1905, to the best of my knowledge tion hall, drawing room, large dol- .It (Signed) and belief. ing room, 3 bed chambers, kitchen, pan- try and all modern improvement. HONOLULU IRON WORSS ALEXR. GARVIE. Large grounds Improved with many COMPANY. valuable and rare Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of December, 1505. fruit tree. ! Servants' quarters with stationary jHachinerr, Black Pipe, Galvanised (Seal) (Signed) Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and StecL Ba washstands and porcelain bath; 1JB Stneers' Supplies. R. R. REIDFORD, table with box stalls. Office Nuuanu street Notary Public, First Judicial Circuit, T. H. Size of lot: 200x300 feet. Works Kakaako. Price, very reasonable, bsucb fcelo (te actual vaiue. 00000CX000 Terms: Easy. i : p k. O 1 it-ct- uic;s Further particulars npon ayplfeat! DIARIESFOR u BREAKING IN. Blucherette J. H. FISHER. Office Boy Kin I have a 1906AT week's vacation? His Employer Why, you've only been Tan Oxfords WALL NICHOLS CO., here two days. Office Boy Yes; but TRY OUR Republic Block. after I gits used ter de job, maybe I kin stand it longer. Tan leathers are popular always. This is a new shade now in vogue. Our Celebrated Bromo Pop, Peatfc NOT SO BAD AS IT SEEMED. proprietor. "You don't go out of here The style of this Oxford is the very Bounce, Bishops Tonic, Klondike Fiza, I BEAUTIFUL CUT ROSES AND you latest, combining the grace of the and many others. A distinguished with that dinner until pay." The CARNATIONS southern statesman. statesman laughed and was turning: three eyelet blucherette with the in ARCTIC SODA WORKS. FOR NEW TEAR AT his best days the Beau Brummel of away, when the proprietor said sharp-Washingto- n, utility of the Cuban heel with wide 17 Miller St., Honolulu. H. T. : ; ! who was never known to ly: silk laces. ' i pay M a bill if he could avoid it, went i --"You stop where you are! Do you rs E. Taylor into a fashionable restaurant one even- - see that?" He drew something from Price $3 50 YDEN ing half-conceal- and ordered a dinner for which he his hip pocket, ed by his WONG YOUNG BUILDING. was It charged a little over five dollars, hand, exposing only the end of a blue M He had done the same thing before, barrel. The statesman staggered back WHOLESALE LIQUOR AND GRO and the proprietor decided to teach against the door. "I though so," the MANUFACTURERS SHOE Co., Ltd CERY DEALERS. him a lesson. He explained to un-cashi- er the proprietor continued. "Now you S6-3- & 3 North King Street. RICE PERKINS, that he had not the money derstand. You don't take another din-wi- th 105 1 Fort St. him. but would drop in and pay. ner out of here unless you pay for it. 0XXX30CXX0KCXXXXXC0X000 ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS. The cashier shook her head and refer- - ,Thars a pistol and means business." CKXXXCOCOOX0 COTTON BROS. & CO. red him to the proprietor in his private j The statesman recovered himself in ENGINEERS AND GENERAL CON' office, where the statesman whom an instant, spying: TRACTORS. Studio: Hotel Street, near Fort every one in Washington knuws-r- e- "Nothing but a pistol? I was afraid peiiea nis statement. it was a stomach pump!" Saturday Plans and Estimates furnished for all "It has reached the limit," said the .Evening Post. Stcid classes of Contracting Work. the Boston Block. : : : : Honnb)1.