BOLTS REPUBLICAN SUPERVISORS KANE WOULD BACK WIRELESS COMPANY WOULD ELIMINATE Thousand IFISH BILL PASSES TAFT CALLS MAYOR's APPOINTEE EXTENDS ITS PLANT LIQUOR BOARDS

From San Francisco:- - Korca , 15 ARE a dozen ways open to ....Manh THERE For San Francisco: Honolulu housewife looking 8 Siberia March oi for a servant, but no way is as com-f- From Vancouver: table, certain, and cheap as the . , G Evening Moann March BULLETIN Want-Ad- . Way! Tor Vancouver: Bulletin Aoi.iugl March 311 3:30 EDITION A Good Store Will Thrive Under Bulletin Advertising A Poor One Can't VOL. M. NO. 4252. 1G PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRIIORYOF HAWAII; SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1900. 16 PAGES. PRICE 5 CENTS. CITIZEN FISHING BILl PASSED IN SENATE KANE BOLTS REPUBLICAN SUPERVISORS KANE WOULD BACK WIRELESS COMPANY WOULD ELIMINATE Thousand IFISH BILL PASSES TAFT CALLS MAYOR'S APPOINTEE EXTENDS ITS PLANT LIQUOR BOARDS

Wilson Is Likely To Be New Equipment Expected1 Very Radical Booze Bill ofH.C. & 8. Coelho s Radical Act Is EXTRA SESSION Confirmed In Here Late This Introduced By Overwhelmingly WASHINGTON. D. C. March 6. President Taft has lsucd a !'" - Office Month Furtado Endorsed lamation calling a special session of Congress March 15. This is the ses Today sion for tariff revision. Tho plans of ManiiKcr .1. A. Ilalrh The Senate adjourned today, having confirmed the members of the for tho Improvement mid oMcnfdon of except of GIVES LICENSING POWER m HOUSE COASTWISE RESOLYE Taft Cabinet, all of whom have been sworn in Secretary Treas COMPROMISE FORESTALLS tho sertlce of tlio Wireless 'IViegrnph ury Macveagh and Secretary of War Dickinson, who have not yet arriv- COURT'S DECISION Company nro IicIiir carried out. Old-li- s 10 SUPERVISORS Their were lltilj iIiiich in tliu klock IS KILLED BY SENATORS ed in the city. hnto already heen placed for i market this morning new sparlc gap of Krcally Increased Tlio good news or the iittnnco of power for Kalmkii Station .mil for a Mignr to 3,803 ccnls on tho corrected Member of Majority Says He Is Tired new rocclted for Pnako. Right of Appeal Also Granted The quotation of ychtcrdnj uus followed Lonfc Session of Upper House Is Full of Fighting Thinks Mayor These two puces of machinery will Change of One Word Upsets up on tho stock exchange hy tho sale of Incidents Hilo Will iTob-abl- y Deserves Some Con- - prohahty ho hero wllliln the next Tour the Entire Present or one thousand shares of Hawaiian Oct Court House. 13th Cavalry Coming sideration weeks, and will ho Installed at phio Law Commercial stock at SI0I per iharo. Bills Signed , Onco thev are In place, communica- Thin is qtiltii tlio largest dial lu Ha HOUSE. Unpen her Win A Kiuc, llopubll tion with the mainland will ho nil wallan Commercial that has Ik' en made SENATE can, Ih iut for .lulm ll. Wilson, Ileum dcred oasj and a general commercial lu lecent days and the price Is a good SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., March G. Generals Brush, Carter, and with Fifteenth Day. crnt, r Uoad Supoi visor for tint din-trl- hiislncss the Pacific Coast sta one. Tlio piircnaser was J. P. CooKo Fifteenth Day Morninc Session Davis and the Thirteenth Cavalry sailed on the transport Locan today for of Honolulu. Kunu has niiiioiuiccil tlons will prohahlj he started , A liquor hill infinitely mure radical or tho firm of Alexander & lljblwln Hy a tote of ten ayes to five noes Manila. Tho now spaik gap for Knhukii Is of than that of Senator Moore, which has It was sold through tho Wit-e- i bill, providing that he Is llrcil of fighting iitnl tooi Henri Senator Coclho's that m i m not Intend to hoop wasting time. novel design, liclng rotary In netlon, nrouscil so much opposition on the part house. Trust Company, tho n me of none but citizens shall be allowed to "I nni willing to compromise with mid of grcaHj Increai-c- sending xiw of tho n'ntl liquor, forces, was Intro- tho seller not being given. A ti ansae-lio- n fish In the fisheries of tho Territory, tln Major, Kiting Wilson, Ida tip er Tims sparks cm he mmiI long duced lu tho House of Itcprcsentatlen .Involving1 Jlbf 000 In one of the passed Its second reading In the Sen politico, tlio position of ro.ui supcrUs tmder tho most iinfatorahlo this morning hy Kurtndo or llllo. laigest or recent ihjs. All tho stocks ate this morning. ntniospherlc conditions. . wlpo entirely tho or,"' mild Knno tlilK morning "Cum-inlii- Kurtado would out nro active. , It was not without opposition that Damaging Avalanchbs Manager llalcli had tlio Impiovo and nan not appointed ,y tlio Major has Hoards of Ltcenso Commissioners tho hill wai. passed, and several time ments for some powers In sev- mid therefore hu lit out. Tor tho salto tinder consideration vest their present tho it looked as though thunderous ora- time, lint It Is understood that ho held or of coun- of those ioor wniktnon, It Is propi r eral Hoards Supervisors tho tory might be resorted to. off, pending tho annual meeting of the hill provides tor the British Warships VIENNA, 6. Great damace has been by ava that we, tlio Supervisors .itul (hu May- ties. His also Tho report or tho Judiciary Com Austria. March done f toi kholders of tho company. right of tho of lanches in or, should arrive at wmio eonipronilt-- appeal from decisions mittee, which was taken up In con Corintha. The nct'oti of tho Oceanic Bteamslilp regarding tho granting, re nut i m "Tlio Mayor has appointed a nntnhur the Hoard with the bill, characterized Comp in) In fitting tho Alameda with fusing, suspension or lotoklng of lic- Here This nection or Itepntillcans, whom wo conllrmeil, tho an infringement on treaty w licks equipment, encouraged tho enses. hill as anil I IjcIIcM! It is iroicr that ronii rights, v ,,. or his. appointees tdioiiM ho ronllrtncd. ciiinpanj to make ctcii3lnna, as It Is A tery slight change lu tho winding believed now will a Knudtcn moved that'thcreport or I nni only speaking for myclf " that It only ho of tho present law is all that Is needed Month or n when or tlio the committee be adopted, which Steel Men Cut Ills Honor, the Major, when neon mutter brief time nil to make these radical changes. wher-ove- would tablo the bill. afterwards, Ktated that lio was willing passenger-carryin- ships on tho Pacific hilt simply piovldes that r will ho all tlio to patch up tlio dlfllciittlei. equipped with wireless outllts. tho winds "l.tocnso Commission- Ililtlsh Consul lialph (1. P. Por- - Fish Bill Passes time mo-tl- - Senator Coelho umended the Iiotwccn tlio members and himself. Ho ers" occur In tho existing law tho sler stated today that tl o llrltlsh un by moving that tho bill puss sec READING, Pa , March 6. The Reading Iron Company has reduced expressed his sitrptlsu nt the action of secured elaborate dressing table, word "Supervisors" shall hu siilisll wmslilps Champion and Flora In ond rending. wages of workmen from to per the Iloatd in continuing tho Hoptthll quaint jot mtlsllc design, and fitted tilted. Willi tho exception of tho sen will arrive thin month. The Cham- - its seven and a half fifteen cent. with magnificent plato t "Those who aro opposing the rights can appointees mid I ejecting tho Dem- Kioiuh mirrors. tcncerelatlng to tho right of appeal, plon will arrive on the J t tit from Prom I Uln - disloyal to ocratic appointees. Ho hcllotcd It was comes a chiffonier of beau this Is tlio only change made. Hut Australia, anil tho Flora, coining f of American citizens are plain "politics." 1 Till design, and other articles haJ this simple change of one or two words from Yokohama, will arrive hero f American Ideals," said tho Senator In Ik en promised absolutely changes tho entire Intent of f on tho 17tlf. Tho wnrshlps will conclusion. Tho idea In to mako up mi exhibit tho present law. f leave here on tho 22nd Senator Ilakcr seconded Coclho's Loss Is Million KOA FURNITURE which will show malnlanders tho pos Hy this hill Section I of Act 119 of 4-- Tho coming at tho wnrhlihn Is motion, and, a toto being taken, the sllillltles of ko.i as a material for fur- tho Session Laws oC 1907 Is amended f gooil news to tho mtbjvrl of Ills bill passed second reading by tho fol- niture of tho highest class Koa tallies to read as follow s: Hrltlaulc Majesty In Hawaii, and f lowing vote: and chillis will lie used In sorting "Kncli Hoard of SupcrtlsorH within tho officers and men will bo xoj- - Ajes linker, Ilrown, Coelho, liar- BALTIMORE, Md., March 6. The loss from the storm city FOR pineapple in f in this EXPOSITION the Territorial Its own County shall have tho vole ally intcrtnlncd hero. tcy, Knlunui, Makcknti, McCarthy, will amount to a million dollars. " lliillillng. power, authyrlty and discretion to Moore, Hobinson, and Woods. (.rant, refuse, suspend, retoke, regulate Ult-- Noes Chllllngworth, l'alrchlld Announcement was made In New and rontiol licenses to sell Intoxicating Knudscn, Qulnn, and Smith. Handsome Collection is York that Hilt la (Ireon, only daugh- liquors in such county, snbjict only to ALAMEDA REPORTS Another clash came when Moora ter of Mrs, Hetty Green, Is to marry tlio limitations unit directions lu this offered an. amendment to House Con Matthew Ast.or Wilkes nf Now York. Act contain! d. Tho exerclsu of tho Made- - The following wireless, iljited current Resolution No. fi, asking Con Hawaii Department Being By 12 U Cameron, stato superintend- toncr, authority ami discretion hy this March Mb, war received by grcss to acquire the vested Ashing ent of hi hools of Oklahoma, has nt Act vested lu the Hoard of SuiKirvis Mtssrs Win O. Irwin ft Co, Mil rights In Hawaii, so that the said Childs liititntlons to representatives orH shall ho review able by appeal to tigints or the 8. S. Alnmcdii: rights would bo open to the citizens from southern and western states to tho Circuit Court having Jurisdiction of the United States or those eligible- tout enn M.utli 10 (liithrlc to con-i-ld- cr to hear appeals lu tho County where fiomo ry handrome upoclincni of at "Plght P M. All to become citizens. creating such Hoards of Supervisors shall have well. KlRhl ko.i fnrnituro will hu cillilltd at th wajs and means for hundred miles. Kino weather." Smith Opposes Soon Established Al.iaka-Ynko- In granting, refusing, biispcud I'.ieltle i:xpoltliiux l.o;d new Interest in country Ufa. acted Senator Smith took tho floor and Pioitoi-Toinllns- Inn or revoking any license; hut the Childs Is making a colli ctlon of the The county op- urged against the amendment of the regulation and control of such licenses handsomest Blurt to ho had hero, and tion hill was passed by the Indiana SUGAR CORRECTION resolution, which he characterized an shall ho lu discretion of tho Hoard iff will fonvanl it as a part of tlio Ha loglslatmc It Is considered a re- attack on treaty rights. wnllsn exhibit A local flnn lias Kit on publican lttoij. oupui vipurn, iiuu mum uui uu ruviuw' SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., March C Mooro objected, saying that the Merchants Hear Good Army four-poste- hi-- able hy appeal or othcrvvlbo." News n lieaiitlfnl, r of solid William Hiiiih of 110 Mississippi fisheries within tho bounds ot the tho-he- Houso lethargic The sugar quotation under .date of ko.i, nno of specimens of Ha- street, San Kinnclsco, murders n man Tho was extremely this morning. An March 0 giving the price of Centruu Territory were for citizens. Houln waiian work. mill it wonnn and then kills himself unaccustomed air of gals at 3.795 cents should have son agreed with Moore, insisting that Tho Department of Hawaii Is soon Important step in tho development ot Prom a Ohlnoso linn there has licen In n lit of Jealousy. somnolence pervaded tho Throne been cents. The aliens had no more claim on tested to bo established. this Island as a military headquar- . room. Nobody seemed to enro ninth S803 corrected quota' -' -J what happened, suggesting that there tion gives the rate per ton $76.06. fisheries than on the public lands It was brought out In tho excculhn ters, must hato been n big Iuau somewhere McCarthy agreed. , meeting ot the Merchants' Associa- Anothor matter that was dliiusbc! Finally on tion yesterday last night It was Impossible to get 1 motion of Senator afternoon that nil tho was tho collection of delinquent taxes BANANAS Smith, on tho wua supplies- up a l'vely discussion on any subject. 1 ! action resolution for tho Army In Hawaii by tho Trcnsiirrr Tlio opinion was Opportuntles ordinarily would ho PINEAPPLES deferred until Wednesday next. would soon bo bought through tho exprcshcd that PAPAYAS ! ! thnl there wcro upwards of (Continued on Page 4) Tlio hill authorizing tho hunting local quartermaster's oflke, Hereto- 15110,000 worth of delinquent proper- of wild goats by persons not holding fore tho bids have all gono to San ty taxes for which no effort had been eagerly giasped nt Frnnclsco. nt Island Fruit Co., and that would he niailo to tolloi) Somo of thoio prci-c- Pants tlio cause of n flood of language, were This means n great deal lo tho thought that tho Troasunr or Paragon 72 S. KINO, FH0NE 15, (Continued on Page 3) merchants of tho city, and Is aim uu (Continued on Page 2) OFFICES FOR RENT FINE MEALS IT GENERALLY HAPPENS that when a messenger is wanted it We have some fine, large is for a hurried nuroose. Our lov Bad Walking Wear and Hold their Shape offices to rent in the Boston POPULAR PRICES aro in training at all times, ready for Building. You may have a a niaratnon, u neeaea. U your mes single room, or rent a very sages are important, consult Ahead Because conveniently arranged suite. Elcctrio lights, janitor, and Alexander Young TERRITORIAL MESSENGER Oct in line to keep your elevator services furnished SERVICE. PHONE free. Cafe 361. feet (I17 with a pair or our 'Ilicy aro correctly tailored of k finest materials These rooms are in the best in the latest styles. They look right and feel right; it's a of the business district. You Box Calf "Diamond") cannot afford to be in a poor comfort to wear them. Sold by location. Blucher Bals For particulars apply to ' Real Estate Department. Spring Mattresses at $3 7i nn...n::n NEW SHIPMENT OF HIGH GRADE, IMPORTED Hawaiian SPRINO MATTRESSES, FOR WOOD OR IRON BEDS, They are the kind that havo Trust Co. JUST RECEIVED. the wear in them. Island or- The Kash Co., Ltd. ders filled on the same day re- Ltd., & ceived. CORNER OP FORT AND HOTEL ST8. J. Hopp Co., Shoe Co., D23 FORT STREET 185 KING ST. Manufacturers' Ltd. m

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EVENING BU1LET1N, HONOLULU, V. It., SATURDAY, MARCH fi, 1909. LOCAL AND GENERAL Roosevelt's Quiet Day Bulletin Want Ads. will do all that' publicity can do toward finding work for workers, OYSTEH HAY. L. I.. Mnrch 5. Ex - Presldcnt Iloosovclt had n nulct day oxcept for n deluge, from parts of GALEKDAR of letters nnd telegrams all the WEEKLY "1 Ho EMER- Hello Get Sullivan's hack, 200. world. It will bo Impossible for hi in to nnswer n tenth of them. It J. J, Page was among .tlic arrivals will sail for Africa on the 23d of this month. I ANGENCY KIT thin morning In the Maunn Ken. IN FOREIGN PORT8 ARRIVED ar- Dr. J. 11. Howell Is In town. Ho COST OF INAUGURATION Saturday, Mnrch fi. is a neces- rived today in the Mauna Ki.. Saturday, March 0, Hawaiian Stated. II. M S. Moana, from Vancouver, A week of bargain! at Kerr's depart- SAN FRANCISC- O- Arrived March 5 WASHINGTON, D. C, March P. The Inauguration rnsunltlcs vvete 8.20 n ni. 1 UIIHDAV sity on a tonr ment etoro begins next Monday. Schr Jus. Itolph, from llano, Feb. 10. No 3, O. E. three dead, three fatally lnired, nnd sovcnty-flv- o minor Injuries. There' Stmi Mauna Ken, Freeman, iiom Lei Aloha Chapter Mr. and Mrs. F Hatcheldcr arrived SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Mnrch C: S. are numerous cases of pneumonia, besides which tho blizzard caused much llllo and Maul, 7:10 n. in. Gpeclat. by automobile. today from Hawaii In the Mauna Kea. Schr. W. II. Marslnn, from llllo. Buffering. Speaker Cannon sajs ho will work to have tho date of'Innug-uratlo- n Stmr. Klnnu, Gregory, from Kauai. WIIDNIIHUAV Have cleaned your sidewalk SAN FRANCISCO-Snll- ed Vnrch G: It is to you Day changed to May 1. 6 u. m. tetter 1 U. S. A. T, Ixignn, for Honolulu. HIUUHUAV this morning If not, why not Stmr. Helcnc, Nelson, fiom Hawaii, Bco Whitney & Marsh's window dis- YOKOHAMA Sailed Mnrch C: I'UIDAV b: sure than NOMINATED 0:15 n. m. play for tho new gfngtiams at ICc. yd. L0EB S. S. China, for Honolulu. f Leahl Chapter No. 2, O. E. Preven- Kclekolla and Torrcncc, two drunks, YOKOHAMA Arrived March C: DEPARTED sorrx. were fined morning WASHINGTON ,D. C, Mitch C William I.oeb, Into secretary of 8. S. Mongolia, henco Feb. 23. four dollars this at Friday, March S. UMUAY tho 1'ollce Court. President Kooscvclt, has been nominated for Collector of tho Port of March 5. SA1 tion of acci- Friday, Fiillorton, for Gavlotu. Mr. V. A Loomls New York. - Am. bktn. . Aloha Temple Regular, and Mro. returned TACOM A Sailed Mar. 4- m i i 0:30 p. m. ' p. today from Hawaii, having arrived In Honolulu. 7:30 in. dents is not S. S Texan, for AMI. S. S. Arlzonnn, for Kaanauall. the Mauna Ken. SPECIAL SESSION OF OREGON LEGISLATURE 4. I Thursday, March 10 p. m. I Take your carriage or automobile Mar. 3: All visiting numbers of the always possible SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Saturday, March (!. to Hawaiian Carriage Mnnfg. Co., for SALEM, Ore, March .'. --Tho Governor bus called n spcvl.il session S. S. Illtonlim, hence. arc, cordially Invited to It M. 8 Mo.inn, fur Colonies, 12 Ordor and when they rcnatrs. of tho Legislature. SAN FRANCISCO Salted Mar. I: attend meetings of local lodges Conncss, formerly of the Star staff, S. 8. IlMides, for Senttld. noon. happen a euro Is said to bo returning from tho coast KAHULUI Sailed Mar. 3: T. K. K. 8. S. Soyo Mum, Ota, for In tho near future. SENATOR CHAMBERLAIN SWORN IN Ilktnc. Mnkawcll, for Elcole. Japan, 12 noon. hand There will he a moonlight dance to- Wednesday, March 3. in is WASHINGTON, D. 5. 8AILINQ TOMORROW I HARMONY LODQE, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F. night nt tho Moana hotel. Friends of C, March Senntor Cliiiniborlulu of Oregon SAL1NA CRUZ 'Sailed Fob. 27: nna sworn In today. worth two in tho Moana nro cordially Invited. S. 8, Virginian, for San Francisco. Stmr. W, (I. Hall, for Kauai, u. m. m i Meots every Monday evening at Edward Harris, who Is alleged to 8ALINA CRUZ Arrived Feb 27: PASSENGERS ARRIVED I J: 30 In I. O. O. F Mill, Tort Street. a drug store. have shot I'arker jostcrda.v, wax this UNITED STATES ATTORNEY RESIGNS ON ACCOUNT S. 8. Mexican, from llllo Fob. 13. morning by E. II. HENDRY. Secretary remanded Judge Andruik DISAFFECTION WITH THE PANAMA LIBEL SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Mnrch 2: Per stmr. Mnunn Ken. Freeman, March 13. T. D. W1CKE, N. G. See our kits. till Ilktiio. 8. G. Wilder, for Honolulu. fiom llllo nnd wny ports, 7:30 n. m Lieut T V. C. Cleave, It. N., ar- B s, All vlsltlug brothers very cordially INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Mnrch United 8tntes Attorney Kenllng has HONOll'U Sailed March 3: Mutch fi. V. A. Loomls, Mrs. I,oom-I- rived this morning In tho steamer resigned. He, Is invited. fc Benson, fc not In nccord with the Government over a strained Schr. Defender, for Snn Francisco J. A. Waters, Mrs. WutciB. C. K. Moana, to await the arrival ot tho r, Smith & Co., Ltd., of tho law in connection with tho Panama libel case against SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Mar. 3: WJIIInms, F noteholder, Mis. Hatch-elde- & Ilrltlsli warships. OAHU L0D0E. No. 1, K. of P. M Hotel Fort Sts. M the Indianapolis News defendants. M N. S. 8. llllonlan. from Honolulu Miss C Corey, MIsb Jasco, Mts W K Andrews left on tho Claudlne m i mtm 2. Tuesday, March Alkln, D. II. lUnghnm, Mrs, lllnghani, Frl-iu- y csterday for Maul. Ho returns In Feb, 27. Meets every first and third BLI?ZARD TIED UP BALTIMORE SAUNA CRUZ Sailed L. Chllds, Mis. Chllds, P. Casey. D. K. of Hall, limn to catch the Aorangl for Van evening at ":3U In P. 8. 8. Virginian, from San Francisco. II. Plckpu, J no. Nalton, Mrs. A. Visiting couvcr at tho end of tho month, FRANCISCO-Snl- led Mulch 2. corner Tort and lleretanla. IIALTIMOIIE, Mil., Mnrch d. On nccount of the lillrrnril this rlty SAN Nojrs. Mrs. J. L. Ashley, Mrs. W. A. to Several Juveniles wcro ileultli with Uktno. S. G. Wilder, for Honolulu. brothers cordially Invited attend. has no communication with the rest of tho country except by wireless. Wall, Mrs'. L. A. Diinuin, C. II. Mon-.n- by Judge Andrado this morning, one Monday, 1. r. . nugent. c v. The damage done horo by the storm will to $1,000,000. March II. Cbas, Knhele, was admitted to proba- amount VANCOUVER Sailed Feb. 20: Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. 8. Kirk. It. OOJMNO. K R. S. i Ci tion, and tho rest romanded for Inves- l 8. 8. Moana, for Honolulu. Mis Hughes, W. M. Klintnson, Mrw. RICE CONTINUES HIS STRUGGLE SAN TRANCISCO Fob. 27. Klliitlicnu, W. K. Miillkc, Mrs. Monkc, HONOLULU LODQE 010, B. P. 0. E. tigation. Arrived C. A, I'ollard, manager ot the Pol- S. 8. Texan, from Snllun Cruz. I. W. Casey, J. A. Damcdlnnn, v . YORK, N. Y., 5. A PORT OAMIH.E Sailed Feb. 27: Page, llonr-lu- Lodge No. 010, O. lard Opera Company, arrived today NEW March dramatic nppeal was mailu In the Cnrdlnglcy, J. P. Norton, J. J. B. P. Allco Cooke, Honolulu. from Supreme Court today by Patrick Rlee, scntcncpl to Imprisonment for 8chr. for V. I). Lang) ear. Mrs. Kclley, C. A. ., will meet In their hall on Kins Vancouver. His company, con life. YOKOHAMA Sailed Feb. 27' thirty-fou- r He personally pleaded for liberty or electrocution case of Rice N.iTes, Mib. Nnres, Mrs. Ilcaton, Miss near Fort Street every Friday oven-In- sisting of members, also The bus 8. S. Siberia, for Honolulu been .1. Nlr- - Ice Cream arrived. one of the most remarkable In the criminal history of New York A HII.O Sailed Feb. 27: Smith, C. Smith, W Smith, C. lawyer, was . V, lly order of tho E. It.: C E. Edmunds of the Hawaiian he sentenced to death and fought his own nppeal. He secured 8. 8. Mlssourlan, for Snllir. Cmz. ol, C. Lash, Kim Fook, Mrs. Klin a of sentence, K, HENRY C. EA8TON, AND Trust Co., returned on the Moana, hav- commutation but this does not satisfy him. Saturday, February 27. I'ook and five chlldicn, Gclseekc Secretnry. ing made tho round trip for his health VANCOUVER Sailed Feb 2- - S P Incolwn, Mis. Jurohscn, C. I". WM. II. McINERNY, E. It. Ho is much Improved and ready for 8. 8. Monn.i, for Honolulu ('lemons, I)r J. M. Unwell, Jns. M. work once more. SEATTLE Arrived Feb .'.' olmw. i:. 11. Cant. Nnn Alull. L. W. Pastry Friurl-H-ti- . V S. 8. Toxiui, from Win. M'KINLEY LODQE No.8, K.oIP. Four men,, W Powell. T Drown, fan Offult, Mrs. A. V. Peters and child, Ward and Alf. Wilson, wctg this morn- GRAYS HARllOll S.illei Feb. 27: .Mrs. S. (laidn'er, 11. E. MiOiinn, .1. Meets ovcry 2nd and 4th Saturdaj THE BEST EXTANT. ing remanded till Monday under tho Schr. Alice Cooke, lor Honolulu II. McGtinn, II. I,. Aldrcdgo, T. K. vag February 20. evening at T:30 o'clock in K. ot 1'. Act Tho quartet probably hoard- Friday, Itoblnson, A. tA. Wilson, J no. Illnil, O- Tub. 20: Hall, cor. Fort nnd Iterctanla. Visit- ed which silled for FIJI at SAN FRANCISC- Anlvei' II. It. Hrvnnt, T. W. Giey, Miss Stew- -n noon. 8. S. Koioi, hence Feb. 20. ing brothers cordially invited to at- I. Dr. O. A. Nott, F. J. Hare. Dr. Mrs J Rosenberg announces an ex 8, S. H)iidcH, hento Feb. 17. mi A. C. Snin Parker, Unbelt tend. . IJftlM W J -- Wall. Jr., hibition of special designs In SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Feb. Fil-U- , F. M. McGREW. C C. Cafe, French 2: R. 8. Norils, J. 11. Wall, A. Palm eyelet - suggestions for the legalization hud S 8. Tciijo Main, for Honolulu, 2 E. A. JACODSEN, K. It. S. ond hand embroideries. Trous- Emu, J. K. Tnjlor, 1). II. Case. E HOTEL NEAB. UNION. seaus a specialty. 9 come from some sources, und sug- P. m. At her parlors, SHOPPING NEWS Hiiuiieby, C. II. Klucgcl, Mrs. 8) mi. nnd 10 Alexander loung building, gested that, if legalized, the bill YOKOHAMA Arrived Feb. 20: HONOLULU AEBIE 140, F. 0. E. From Vancouver, per It. M. S. Mo-nn- Honolulu, T. II. should designate for what specific S. 3. Asia, henco Feb. 13. purpcu; money Thursday, Feb. 25, 1S09. Mar. 0. Miss L. Skllllcorn, Mra. Meet on thn 2nd and 4th WED- Meet your friends at Royal Annex. .AND the shall be devoted. PUNTA ARENAS Arrived Feb. 20. M. Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Amilstend, NESDAY cvonlngs of each month at At tho conference of tho Methodist Paris stated that It would only he a S. S. Alaskan, from llllo Jan, 23, en Mlssen Aimlstead (2), Mr and Mrs. o'clock In of P. Hall, corner Mission of Hawaii, held last Friday BUSINESS REMINDERS matter of time till somo merchant 7:30 K. to New York. F. I.ctrlt ami child, A Mackenzie, streets. mornln, a resolution, which was pre- would refuse to pay tho tnx. roulo Oerctanla and Fort Wednesday, February 24. Lieut. T. W. C Cleave. R. N., A. S. at- Reliability heated and adopted, was forwarded to Mr, Petrlo of, Ciiktlo & Cooko said Visiting Eagles are Invited to Mon- Nlekerhon. A. (I. Hanson c. A. Pol- tho legislature, protesting against Big special week at Kurr'a on tho wharf tax nmountod to $1!,000 SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Feb, 21. tend. tho lard, Mrs. It. nn-- l Miss Hewitt, Mlsa change of tho present liquor law, day. per annum. As far ns ho know, 8. S. Texan, from Salluu Cruz. W. L. TRAZEE, W., Prest. Tho tho F. Allen, Mrs. W. A. Taylor, MIbs I. resolution wos signed by R'shop Chas. Cash's waBh trimmings at Whitney only ones evading It wcro tho coal II. T. MOORE. Secy. piece of ACCORDING TO THE waterfront limes, C. E. Edmunds, I)r und Mrs. is written on every W- - Smith, John W. Wadman, John T. & March'B. find lumber people. The conl people people, tho schooner Concord, which McKondrco, II. Phillips, C Porter. Mrs. "1835" Silverware we sell. Jones, John M. Martin and Y. C. Kim. Kerr's now stock to hand. Some oujcci to paying tne tax, as value, HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. 1, 1. 0. B. M. the sailed for tho Sen will It Parker, It. Dickson, Pollard's Opera Wc Carry It In Tho funeral of tho O. bargains uru quoted in of goods South Islands, lato J. Carter astonishing their Is so small in compar Company (31 A Wnlluco, C. will place arrlvo nt Christmas Island, where, it members), js take tomorrow afternoon In their ad today. ison to its bulk. Thoy Meets every first and third Thurs-ita- consider thnt Is said, a Ilrltlsli vessel will bo found Zlclinc, Mr. and Mrs. C Johnson an I tho Central Union church, Dr. Scud-tie- r Is showing hand- It Is unjust thoy Bhould pay of each month at Knights nt Miss Power a very that that dvlng .off tho Island. Ebcn I .on, who family, W. Wlnsley. Three Beautiful Patterns nnd Ilev. H. Parker officiating. Tho tax pc"r ns Pythias Hall. Visiting brothers cor- some and cxcluslvo assortment of tho ton, coal Is only worth went uloiig ns tho icpresintntlvo of Per stmr. Kiiiiu, Oregoiy, from local lodge of Odd Follows will con- sniull dially Invited to attend. latest Spring millinery styles In her about $2, when a package of tho Miller Snlvngc Company will then Knii.il, March 0. C. A. Rico, Mra. W. duct n service at tho grave Bide. Tho building. GEO SANDERSON. Sachem Our guarantee com with millinery parlors, Doston merchandise worth, perhaps, $1000, negotiate for tho purchiito of the rev P. Sloddart anil child. I). O. Nell, Capt. pallbearers will bo S. M. Damon, Dr. ten-ce- V C each. J. Wo havo Just received a would only bo liable for the nt muliiB uf thu Ilrndley, An Wong Ho nnd 3 deck. E. TODD, of It M. Whitney, E. Faxon Dishop. handsome Aeon. Cecil now lino of Bprlng goods. Dress goods, tax, m Drown. H. F. Dillingham, P. C. Jones, PASSENGERS BOOKED millinery, trimmings, nnd ready-to-we- Mr. Angus of Davles & Ci. was op- THE FREIGHTER Allzounn of tho M. P. W. A. R. & Co. Itoblnson and O. Smith. posed Amcrlcan-Huwulla- J. Vieira goods, all tho latest dcslgps In to legalizing the tax, us that line, cnrr.vlng 0 Per stmr. Claudlne, for Maul and new would result in tho money being put tons sugar from Ic Frohmari favors Howes for wlfo'a the Spring patterns. Sachs'. of this port, it Hawaii. March 5, 5 p. m Mis. W. II. 113 HOTEL STREET next spouse. i i Into tho public Treasury, and then yesterday for Elcolo, Kahuliil, Knana-pnl- t Dens, It. A. Jordan, II, M. Aloxander OF It would "bo squandered." und llllo, to tako In Hiigir tlio.io Perfumes Mmc. Stelnbcll Is recharged wjth DEPARTMENT HAWAn at and wife, (1. P. Wilcox. W L. Illlgor. Mr. von thought portB, before salting home 11. Dei-b- being responsible for llainm It best to for her II. T llnysolden, M. Glttel. Dr. tho death of Icnvo things na they port. Gold Dollars President Faurc. (Continued From Pace 1) nro. Tho money A. Onrtcnberg, J. P. Mak.iliinl, Mis. tho Administration hud bettor dovoto wns of great uso In fighting epi- Id A. J. Gomes, Misses rjomes. "Kipper" arousps Ilcrlln with his HiIh moro of Its attention to collcclng demics, and If coin was THE HHI.ENi: arrived moinlng -I- - At Discount mysterious attackB on tho locked a woiuoji, taxes before calling for moro taxes to up In froiri Kaiiiio, Hawaii, bringing !U20 WATERFRONT NOTES I The best assortment over Sea burial was tho Treasury, It would bo hard held, legal in Now meet tho bills, to get out bags siigur from Ooknla Sugar Co., shown in the city. STYLES It when required. THE MAUNA KBA, arriving tlil-- t are just as easy to get as a good job York when tho suit of Dr. Chalmers at- 2900 from Hnmnkiia Mill Co., 71 head Tho general meeting was well Mr. Lucas of May & Co. did not morning fiom llllo and Maul, brought end PRICES TO SUIT EVERY of painting at a cheap price. When Prentice of New York against tho cattlo from Knaluiilii Ranch S tended, somo twenty members being think tho tnx equable, and certainly and n good load of 1 do work I do right not cheap. North German Lloyd Steamship com- packages passcngeis, a number BODY. it present. F L. Waldron occupied the noT'when applied lo tho grocery busi- sundries. of wero tourist's pany for $250,000, charging" that whom who hnvo been chair. After the minutes ot the ness. Tho coal nnd lumber men n visiting tho volcano. cargo con- Leave your order for a bos company with burying his wife at THE DARK Andrew Welch, which Her previous meeting had been read, tho could easily ndd. ten cents to u ton sisted of tho following: 2 ' Tom Sharp been nutomoblles, of Lchnhardt's Candy, sen against orders, was dismissed In has receiving sugar fiom tho Fresh THE PAINTER matter of tho merchandise tax and of coal, and mako tho consumer pay 1 bugs rnln, 3 empty enrhovs, 5 empty tho United Stajes Circuit Court. .Mauna Lo.i, which arrived jesterduy only at Elite Bui'ding. Phone 397. tho shippers' wharf tax enmo up for It, but In tho grocery business It was di tints, 10 empty wlno birrels, IG emp- K. A. Temple, founder and presi- from Knna, moved over to thu mil-roa- SHARP SIGNS attract attention consideration. difficult to do this. Consequently ty kegs, 23 empty barrels, 101 dent of tho Dankers' Llfo association his wharf this moinlug to take In Tho special committco on trndo anil firm was paying from $B0 to $100 moro sugar. empty bottles, 75 hides, 20 cords wood, of Des Moines, Iowa, died of 1 heart finance, comprising E. II. Paris chair- per month out of their own pockots. cow,' 1 calf, 2 goats, I case.) chick- Fall Millinery rallure at Orlando, Fla. Mr. Temple ens, 11 18 veg- man and W. T, Lucub, prcsontcd n Mr. Hlggs said that If tho Govern- THE ARMY transport Thoinns. Cap- cintes celery, pick'igcs t CHAMBER'S DRUG waB 77 years old. BEAUTIFUL STYLES report on tho licenso problem. These ment officials would enforce tho law tain Lyman, which arrived yesterday etables, 89 bags turn. 2G pltceK Jap George Itlvcrs of Champaign, III., 10 111 CO., Ltd. NOW ON EXHIBITION. two gentlemen had looked Into the properly thoy could collect n vnBt noon, left 111 tho afternoon for tin oais, bags nwu, packages i was shot to death by Henry Mallard, ninilrk-B- . matter carefully, and had tried to ob-ta- amount of monoy thnt would be very Stntos. Her passengers, before sailing a tenant '"whom he tried to eject. MISS POWER'S frpm tho Treasurer, A. J. 'Camp- acceptable Just at present. Mr. King wcro serenaded by tho Hawaiian band. a Corner King and Fort Streets. Dallard gave himself up to the police, bell, his Ideas ot a remedy for tho remarked that tho Inw was weak, but THE KINAU returned cuily till PHONE 131. BOSTON BLDQ., FORT ST. Recorder Piquet In Augusta, Oa., present stato of affairs. Tho report Mr. Rlggs said that whb not tho trou THE FOLLOWING sugar Ib icnily morning fiom Knual with six cabin fined seven negroes $30,000,000 each concludes as follows: ble tho law was all right, but tho for shipment on Kuuul: H. M 1390; nnd threo deck passengers. Her cugu jach on falling 3011, IUT FLOWERS their conviction of to "Wo find that a number of firms weakness lay In tho propor enforce- G. l 2105; M. S. Co., 2",000; K, S. consisted of bugs sugar fiom II, ulspoip of garbage. Then tho record And Individuals aro not paying tho ment of It. Co., $3330; K. 8. M 850; Koloa, 2200; 72)3 fiom Grovo I'.iun, 98 er suspended FOR YOUR VALENTINE sentence on the pay license fees, according to tho law na Tho matter nf the wharf tax was G. & It., 538S. bugs middlings, 2 bundles hldos, 2 ment of by each defendant, boxes pigs, 1 box 17 PAPER II It appears. left ns It la nt present, hut tho Mer Rl chickens, packuges Mrs. Deatrlco Drunor GodfroV, THE CLAUDINE jesteiday Logan, Is Ink- All kinds in rolls and sheets, Mrs. E. M.TAYLOR well "We would suggest that a special chants' Association will nddicss a left for humbles. Pmser who known In Chicago, In Ilpston obtain- legislative committee, her regular ports of call on Muni and ing John Grulio's place, reported that AMEEICAN-n- WAIIAN PAPER 4 , T1IE YOUNQ be appointed to lottor to tho Shippers' Whaif Com- - IXORIEST, HOTEL Bid ed a divorce God- Hawaii. Sho took mall, freight und n Iho Mlkuhalu was illsthniglng Height SUPPLY CO.. LTD. from Arthur W. look Into the existing licenso and tax mltteo relative to the coul nnd lum- Telephone 330. son Email list of pussengcrs. nt Wnlmea Hie Fort and Queen Sts., Honolulu. frey, of a millionaire, and at the laws, whoso further duty It would bo ber people. Tho meeting ndjournod yestcrduy nnd Ko An Q. samo time (he suit" of the husbant) to Kau ut Kllaiicn. Tel. 410. George Guild. Gen. Mgr. consider leglslatlvo mattere and at 1:30. THE against Mrs. uoarrey, naming Illch' proposed JAPANESE oil steamer 8o ra WAIKIKI INN all bills which may bo Muni, which ard Carle, tho nctor, was arrived yesterday from PURSER PHILLIPS inports tho fol- SODA withdrawn, brought before tho Territorial Legis- Ono thlid of tho American em- RYCROFT'S exporters Peru, left today ut noon for Yokohama lowing sugar on Hawaii, 'The Finest Bathing on the Beach." French fear tariff war lature, It bolng the further duty of ployes In tho I'annnut cannl zone leady "for und Insist on reduction of duties to Bhlpmont: Olna, 18,114; Walikca, Meals At All Hours, this committee to confor with n like aro married nnd thoro nro moro THE ENTERPRISE, Is minimum. which load- 330(1; Huwiill Mill, C500; Wdliuku, Purest Flavor Highest Quality committee, from the Chamber of American clill.lt on thero than of any ing sugar nt llllo, will leave for thn Onomvi, Ptipcekei 910 1, Guaranteed Absolutely Pure. WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIOABS.. Commerce, and, If possible, act Joint- other nutlonnllty, nccordlng to Coast next 97ti; flguies Tuesday, Hnuomii, 11,800; Hnkulnii 11.00U, W. C. BEEGIN, Proprietor. A Host Excellent Assortment of ly. given out In Washington. pho::e 270. 15 000; Ookala, 1000; Kukul-an- . "It Is stated that out of thirty or Alnrmlug drought Is IIouso roported from committee lccommends H. 3303, 4. 1933; Iamakim. 14.000; (For Distilled Water and Assorted forty commission merchants horo only Llano county, In Texas, whero cnttlo duty on news print pupor. Pnuuhnu, 14,150; Honokaa, 10,000; Soda Water, delivered to office and seven have paid tholr licenso fee for starving. Miss Wong Wong, SUITINGS aio Thoro has been no rnln Rita Mahoney weds, sepnratcs 3700; Puiialiiii, 070; Ilonti residence, RING UP doing $100 Is 557, business each; and that since enrly last full. from and icconclletl to T. F. Ruikc, npo, 290. Is CONTRACTOR ond BUILDER. tho Government losing any amount Chicago leal estate broker. P. PLUMBING and PAINTING. of money by not collecting such The students nt Columbia univer- Arctic Soda Water Works - THE STEAMER W. fi Hull, wlilc-- fees." Sea sity In do-ci- Office: Honolulu Painting Co., 221 Wrens, $100 Now Yoik havo Issued a has boon undoigolng general lepalis W. W. Afiaha Mr. Paris said Sonator th 18-fo- saying King St.; P. 0. Box 014. 1263 Miller St. M. R. DE SA Co., that Motor Launch with that tho only hazing In on tho marine railway, Is nj;iiln ready had asked him to bring up which sophomores LIMITED Motor, $175, Complete. will be allowed to for n dip to Kiiunl. She halls toinui-lo- Illank books of all sorts, ledgers, 1S5 editorial rooms bujl the question of whether or not It 'HE CHARLES paitlclpato bo 250 D. WALKERS, BOAT will tho tea paity Tor Nnwlllwlll, piob-ibl- lu emu-iiinn- etc, manufactured by tho Bulletin ness office. These are the telephone 62 S. KING ST. PHOHEIhIb" would ho to legalize tho given advisable AND MA0HINE WORKS to tho fieshimm on thu open- of Captain Thompson, llor reg. Publishing Company. of the Oulletln office. THE BEST quarantine wha'rf tux. Ho stated l ing numbers "FITTEES" IN TOWN. that King St, opp'-y'tf- Souttt St. day of school. ulnr master.

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evening ntn.LirriN, Honolulu, t. ii., satuiiday, march c, 1009. &&&&&&&&&; Muslin mm Let us make you a Sepia Bromide Enlarge- Underwear Sale ment from one of your small negatives. GURREY'S BLOM'S

'ipeetfully pray thnt the bill nbove - a- -i 4 MEN'S LEAGUE efcrred to should be Indefinitely UV"- LV postponed, and, further, that no oth-i- r legislation lo alter or change the ! V 4 H the of the present luw should be enacted at F man I ACTS ON LIQUOR HI Hill this session. nAitraf And your petitioners will ever Consider house will not do I 1 1 It. IK pray, etc. Dated, Honolulu, Hawaii, March ft, WHISKYg his share in making Ballentyne Talks And 1909. The Cost FWltiK B2EISTLE Men Resolve Against SENATE life easy for his wife ENMlAVEn and ELECTROTYPER nn t fwpr ctNVnr coio If you are start-in- i; Pau-Ka-Ha- na Revision (Continued from Faze 1) in house- WILL. licenses to hunt with firearms was keeping consid- ftliiil.ll.lQ 1.1 Tlio meeting of tile Civic SeitloH reported adversely by the I'ubllc er the cost of a There is no other agent rX.fM MIKfEMf of tlio lion's League ot Central Un- Lands Committee. In Its report the wood stove and ii ion Church was very well attcnilcil committee vnfd thnt such an exemp- the fuel it con- li'ft evenliiK, tliere bvlng upwards ot tion scorned foolish and unwise. sumes dnrintr that getsvcloser to the thirty or forty inenilieis and citizens Hilo Court House "The kind your grand- - I its life. Houce Hill r,7, calling for the erec- dirt center than this r. (1. Ilallentync wn the principal tion of n Government building at Admittedly best for gen- - I ML 'pcaker evenliiK Hilo, was icported favorably by the M of the and reviewed tin- - iipcratlou of the prcnont law at I'ubllc Lands Committee. Burn I Hftter now than ever." I Gas soap. It is filled with TO TIIE (oiiBldernUlc li'iigth. lie loniincnted When It came to a vote. Senator i on the general hucccsh of the present Rtllchild moved that the bill bo laid Ooliday-SecKin- g I law In i educing the number of on tho table for consideration with ingredients that do W, C. PEACOCK & CO., Ltd. I Z and the joyj of pure lslaiut of O.ilni appropriation bill. .on the nnd the ckcepinjr. khowed iccokIs of u less number of The Ways nnd Means Committee hotti will be is all other fail Dill k n t what soaps in rents itmnticnneiu. reported unfavorably on House - for oV- tj Thu gist of Air. llallentyne's tallt 1G, piuvidlng that all persons whote to perform. When you What spot ia these Islands can ex was thut thn present law, while be- Income Is less than (COO n year, nnd amending eminent doiunln laws. II ceed the great Wairaea Plains in ing far from perfect, and capable of who have six or more dependent, le- court of Innd registration, nnd 41. ?sin tired the heauty, climate and diversity of scen- amendment In n manner that will gitimate children, be exempted from commissioners of fences, are using soap ery? City folk in want of rest and Improve conditions, had better be let paying poll tax. The commlttco said The Senato adjourned nt - recreation will Icnrn with pleasure nlone. Ho very adroitly stated that thnt the provision seemed unwise In d'clock. Honolulu your grandmother used that the Waimca Home of Mr. David ns :i Commissioner lie could not take view of tho present state of the Terri- Forbes, late Manager of Kukuihacle, sides, but if tho people who support torial finances. Gas Co., Ltd. s now in me liancls of rlr. H. Akona, ed the law intended to do anything Tho report from tho Hoard of Su FEDERAL GRAND AND because it was soap they net Ilallen-tyn- e of County of just i'ic n Chef. had better quickly. pervisors the City and Bishop St. said ho did not think the Oahu Honolulu was presented und ordered PAU-KA-HAN- The premises may be rented fur- ;! A, DRAWN try bished by week or mouth on reason- County liquor Commission had been filed without rending. PETIT JURORS able terms. Apply to nibltrury. Fishintr Licenses you will find H. AKONA, WAIMEA, HAWAII Ii. A. Thurston made a lengthy House Jim a, umeniitng mo law The Grand nnd I'etlt Jurors for and time P. 0. Address, Kawaihae. tnll;. In the course of which he said lalatlve to fisherman's Ilccuso. wns tho April term or the United States ilKBx smsibm nmny saloonkeepers hnd been to Ills favorably reported by tho Ways and Ulstrict Court wciu drawn this morn- to' visit your neighbors. nowspr.pcr offlce nnd spoke agnlnst Means Committee, and passed second ing in Judgu Dole's lourt, us follows: tho Moore bill and In faur of allow leading. Grand Jurors ing the as Is. Hut cnll- - Some People .?u law to remain It Senator Coelho's resolution, Hubert It. Ueklford, Honolulu; Jas m theso men wero ufrnlil to coma out Ing for the relief of n clerk in tho I,. McLean, Honolulu; Win. M. Urn-ha- m In tho open. Judiciary Department, was unfavor- Honolulu; John llohnuubcrg, C. YV. make their own selection of I 1KM Dickey said the present law ably icported by the Judiciary Com I vers, Honolulu: Geo. Your Grocer will supply (ftUlillttoil . Hilo; Hlchnrd hardware; others depend upon for had wiped out tho saloons from mittee, but action was deferred until Desha Hilo; Arthur IllchnrdEiin, An Inhalation Jr., the recommendation of the h, nround the flshmarket, and was u later date. Whooping-Coug- Croup, that Illloi Kruuk Hustacc, Honolulu; Win. nrchitcct you. a 8:Ir.3dld' work In itself Senate 11111 II, dividing the Coun II. Bronchitis, uougns, Wclnrlch Jr., Sisal, Ouhu; L. Kerr, Architects everywhere are J. I'. Cooko- sold tho liquor men ty ot Hawaii Into two' Counties, wns l'uu-nen- Diphtheria, Catarrh Honolulu; Frank K. Haldwin, specifying SAROENT'S wero benton ulroady nnd ho made n tabled in favor of a Bubstttuto bill of' L. Honolulu, CresoUno Is a Doon to Ailhmtlc. Maul; James Holt, t special plea for those present to use feted by the special committee to it tint hmm mum frTctlvit lo brfnlb In a Kmll A. Hermit. Honolulu; llernard i (I tLau - remedy for Lra..i f the brvtthlnrergftM cery inllucnco they possessed to se- which it was referred. 1 Henrdmorc, Honolulu; Herbert C. Uke the Jiody Into ttio iU.tun.bl Builders1 tu rf cure the 'on(lrnuitlon-o- f Camp- Im Hardware rrHiilrni) curft Www tin a!r. rndrl A. J. Attorneys assigned to defend Austin, Kohala. Hawaii; David W. ttrnniTl nllJr,llrt- - id ofrtrJ UTCf Hie dlHIMd bell ns Treasuior, of the Territory, us pecunious persons chnrged with a I). Gaines, iirf... wllh trtrf breath, Ivlar iroionrr4 nd Anderson, Honolulu; J. the most beautiful and useful connant trcatmrnt. U U iuvluU to motbwi mo liquor men. were making a dead felony, will only secura the (100 pro- Honolulu; John II. Crulg, Honolulu, wiiu pmtii tmuirvru Builders' Hardware manufac- Tho of a Cnn set to defeat Mm, vided In tho House bill in such cases Alfred II. tlurrcy, Honolulu; J. N. a. NimiptUo Timli'iH'jr Itntji spol.o such, tured. will Uiullmratllfttflrll( of the Improved condi- ns would work n hardship It Williams, Kuhulul, Maui; Frederick from Couglif ur InflaDiMl tbju mnnpv nllowVd. Art metal work, correct in tions under present liquor law. wnrn not Senator C. Miller, Kahului, Maul; C. II. Jen Condition of fh throat. detail and harmonious in fin- W4W4WWW$W ALL DRUQQISTS. Mr. Uowou said tourists hnd Smith took tho floor and urged Wil- tod nings, Kolon, Kntiul; Gerrlt 1'. Tond tifwul or da Mm htwl ish, is appreciated by those 1 they not keen a. single against tho passing of tho bill, un crlrtlva took lot. der, Honolulu. who have made n study of tho NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS OF Vtii('rritoinn Co drunken mau. ' less so amended that no danger ot IbO I alun Eitrctt, Judgo Petit Jurors ' subject. HAWAIIAN S UOAR COMPANY. Nw York. Weaver spoko nt length nnd abuse of tho law may exist. Win. II. Smith, 10SL Fort. Honolu- wound up with proposing a. resolu- COA8TWI8E SUSPENSION lu; .1. M. Levy, Honolulu; Charles S. Sec our fine slock. tion passu! We. tho undersigned, W. G. IRWIN iirnl 13. I. SPALDING, Trusted without n dissenting RESOLVE IS KILLED Ilolluwny, Honolulu; Julius Asch, Ho- 8U-!A- ot asking Congress to nr.iliT l r TuiKt ilulcd January 21, lSOL', niailo by .HAWAIIAN R that those present oppose any The resolution nolulu: John T. Scully, Honolulu; chnngo In tho Ho grant exemption the coastwleu COMPANY to tlio undersigned 11k Tnistees, hereby give notice to tho Victor law. created a from John D. Kennedy, Hilo; ltlchard J general laugh by poll-tlo- n brought up a Lewers & of tho llawnllnn Sugar Company of tho election of said Com-i:ii:- y Introducing a shipping law to Hawaii Lyman, Hilo; 1. W. Campbell, Honulu Cooke, ho.idholders Get it Now on our to reilccm nnd pay, nnd ot tlio jcdeniptlon nnd payment of tlio headed "Hopubllc of Hawaii." little, discussion. Iu; Jonathan Shnw, Honolulu; J. J. plan. Come in and The want LIMITED nt following niimbored bonds of said Company on tho FIRST DAY OF hear title was changed and It was Moore, Falrchlld, and Coclho Hulcer, Honolulu; Herbert M. Leon-ai- rl some records. signed Fair-chil- d A PHIL. JflOfl, at tho omco ot tlio MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF with tlio following wording: ed the resolution tabled, and Hilo; Daniel I'aliu, Honolulu. 177 S. KING ST. PHONE 775. To 'SU4 SAN FRANCISCO In tho City and County of San Francisco, Stato ot Cal- BERGSTnOM MUSIC Co., Ltd. tho Honornblo Legislature of tho mado resolution to that effect. James McCrosson, Kamuclii, Hawaii: ,:IU Tenltory ot Hawaii: Only Mukekau nnd Kalama voted t . I I . ifornia, UUI11VIIn...... ,1. ,IU,I1,l,n,l. irn.w.ll.l.IIIWKW, MIM , !lft.l,.... W,,,. tT fvrv w The undersigned peti- tabling llouds numbered; mil t f respectfully against tho resolution. llamson, Honolulu; George Hoss, At- - j tion your honorable body, 32, calling upon 1 GO 125 181 2IG HOG 382 452 URINARY uud for Senate Resolution en; Jas. F. Fenwlck, Honolulu; .Ino. i cnuse of petition represent: tho Attorney General to furnish the 3 fit 12S 1S5 217 31)7 390 453 DISCHARGES A. McCnndlcss, Honolulu; H. 1). Ten-- j - That they uro a bill Senate with Information regarding r.f" t 4- G5 130 1RG 219 311 393 453 Informed that ney, Honolulu; John A. Ungues, Ho- r.cuuvr.D in- has been lutiodticed steps which he Is taking In the Smith Premier 5 ' 72 13t 1S7 251 31 a 39 1 407 Into tho Senuto tho nolulu; Leon II. Cook, Hilo; A. W lo S 39(1 mm HOURS amend the present liquor law suit ugainst the Wailuku Sugar Com C fi 71 132 18S 252 31 45S 24 Van Vnlkeiiburg, Honolulu; l'etcr n.; which has been In force In this pany brought up some discussion. The 12 75 '137 1S9 253 319 397 4 CO WlmWffl Huh l iu- Torrl. Heumcr,Hllo; George J. O'Nell, Visible ulc tory for something over eighteen commlttco reported unfavorably on 13 7G . 138 190 235 320 S9S 4G1 lrnr(MDY): Luther Sovernnce, Hilo; Har the namrftry months to nn saying would l 81 139 191 237 321 399 4G2 uxtcnt which, practical- tho resolution, that It old II. Girfard, Honolulu! Wlllntd K. flrvftreufcruiittrftilt ly destroys tho Attorney show his Model 10 of this splendid 17 S3 140 193 258 323 400 4G'i real meaning of that make the General Hrown, Honolulu; Joso I. ltodrlgues, I !.I. imi'tlfUSTN measure. Thoy there- machine has just been receiv- yfl 81 141 197 2G0 321 402 400 further show that In hand to tho other side. 'Twas Honolulu; Frank Hachcco, HouoHilii, their opinion present ed. combines nil the best 21 85 112 199 2G2 32l! 403 4G7 tho liquor law fore .recommended that tho resolution John K. Gannon, Lnhnlua, Maul, Ju- - It Ix-e- ' ryrcwKiTERS hns not yet so thoroughly be ' features of old models with 12 "3 SG 113 201 2GI 329 409 IGS and tried tabled. seph A. Gllman, Honolulu; James K. supplies. as to have shown seri- Coclho objected, saying ' new ones. 21 88 145 202 2G5 333 410 471 orricE what aro Its Senator Merscberg, Honolulu; Gavin F. Hush, Svery thins that the Name Implies. ous defects, If bucIi exist, state ot affairs Is such 25 89 1 IT 201 2GG 239 419 473 while, on that tho that Ilonolulii'i Augustus Knudscn, Wnl- -' the other hand, petitioners bellevo Immediate action should be taken. C, 90 149 210 2GS 210 420 4S0 men, Kauai; w. A. uowen, Honolu- See this machine nt the that, upon tho whole, Is Action was finally deferred until L'S 91 150 211 271 311 421 182 Office said law tho lu; Win. C, Ilergln, Honolulu; Cur- -' Supply Co.,Ud. best the Territory " 92 153 211 ,272 313 421 4S.1 has even on Joyed; Wednesday next. tls P. Inukcn, Honolulu; J, II. Soper, 29 that under Its 21) 93 15M 215 '273 311 2G 031 FORT SX. Influence the number Pay For Workmen Honolulu; James Cowan, Holitnlon, Hawaiian News 4S5, of drinking 23 95 1G0 210 27S 345 129 4S7 saloons has been decreas- House Dill vs, providing tor me Hawaii; Charles V. Hooth, Honolu- ed, which petitioners bellovo payment ot employes of the City Co., Ltd., ;7 99 MCI 218 2S0 317 130 4S8 thnt the lu; Mark A. Robinson, Honolulu; liquor men themselves County of who havo Younp; 41 102 1GI 222 288 318 431 489 will not deny and Honolulu Henry C. I'llugor, Honolulu; Peter Alexander Building,. Is In tho interest of public been working on tho roads under tho I 42 103 1GG 22G 289 35t 432 191 MafsTapas morality Win. I'elller Kluott. Kohala. Hawaii: mill decency, nnd In many of Hoard of Supervisors, 45 10 1G7 '22S 290 352 133 493 respects direction the Frederick K, Steele, Honolulu; J. I) otherwise tho public was reported ready by tho Printing 1G8 233 291 351 431 491 hns been benefit- Dole, Wuhluwa, Oahu; Willie Kwul j 4G 100 by m ted tho existing law. Committee. It was rofcrred to the I 4S 107 1G9 231 21)2 3 GO 438 495 Woman's Exchange Fong, Honolulu; Lewis Schoen, Hilo; 4!)' 109 170 233 293 3G1 440 500 retltloners further Bhow thnt. Judiciary Committee. T.hco. F. Lansing, Honolulu; Alcxnn-- 1 should tho proposed byi becomo luw, Committees Tor-- 1 BOOKS 50 113 171 237 291 3G2 112 Bills to der Mcllrydc, Honolulu; It. W. a It will practically destroy or Iho Tlio following bills passed into com - ALAKEA AND 51 172 239 298 3C3 14 1 fiML'snfrcgjTnr'i-ym- all 1.1ns. Honolulu; John II. Drew, Ilo- MERCHANT HI good points In present 50 115 173 211 299 3G5 tho law, nnd mtttci's: nolulu; John Wntcrhouso. yionolulu; STREETS lf that without any corresponding II. II. C, boundaries ot Senatorial 57 119 175 242 301 3GS 47 LEVY'S or re. J, W. Young, Honolulu; John W. Far. suiting benefit to Judiciary Committee; II .11. Ho-- , 58 122 170 213 302 371 IIS tho public, whoso district, well, Honolulu; Oliver C. Scott. Brown & Lyon Co. FOR interests should be MrBt 13, foreign corporation bill, Judiciary - 59 123 183 245 303 373 449 J: considered. nolulu; Hoy A. Woodward, Pearl They further show thnt voters Committee; II. M. 53, delinquent chll Tlio holders of abovo numbered bonds uro hereby notified to present )1 Groceries City; C. L. Wight. Honolulu; It. J. j throughout tho Territory to bill, Judiciary; 77, II. C3, Judi foi payment of principal nnd Interest to April 1st ,1909, and surrender were led drcn Huchly, Honolulu; Krnest K. Kaul, bellevo that no attempt be clary; H. 11. 70, Hawaiian birth cer- hnld bonds nt tho place and on tho dato lnfct above mentioned, nnd that MEftflKHn would Honolulu; John Fnssolh, Wnlmca, Kit made to chnngo tho liquor laws at tificates, Judiciary; S. 11. 73, elec nfter April 1st, 1909, nil Interest ou said bonds numbered as nforcsnld ual; William A. Todd, Hilo, George The Regal tho present session of the Legisla- tion; S. II. 7t, Hoard of Health reg S. Harris, Honolulu; D. C. Lindsay, bhnll tease . he Cafe ture; THAT PROVES Manhattan therefore, tho question litis not Istrars, Judiciary; II. II. 98, enabling Kuhulul, Maul; Henry Hirkmyer, Kl- - Honolulu, T. II., February 1, 1909. THE SHOE been nctcd upon by the votors, nnd bill. Judiciary, lauea, Kauai; Philip Hlcc, Kolon, Ka- W. 0. IRWIN, Meals All Times and Short Orders at they linvo not had tho opportunity Tho following bills passed their uai; Henry West, Puueo, Hilo; Wm. E. I. SPALDING-- the Day and Niffht. We Never to express Sugar if their views through tlio second rending: It, Mclnerny, Honolulu; Chnrles L. Trustees under said Hawaiian FORT ballot-bo- ' Sleep. ST. NEAR HOTEL. S. 1). S7, Hilo court houso; Judi Eprlqks, Honolulu; Harry H. Webster Company Trust Deed, Win. WARIIAM, Prop. R. Wherefoie, theso petitioners ro- - cial circuits; II. II. 22, fishing license; Honolulu. WHEN II. 1). 1C; II. II. G9; 11. II. C8; II. II. ESSffa You Want Electrio Wiring Done Horse, Harness and 37, Senatorial and Judicial circuits. NIPPIN MARU REPORTED. or Sonata Hill 18, providing for the Private Telephone Installed or Dry Surrey For Sale Batteries, call the New Lot of elimination fiom Government leases Tho Nippon Mnru reported by wire- For Sale, Guaranteed. $i00 House and Lot on Judd nr. of tho renewal covenant, passed its less this morning, stntlng that sho wac UNION ELECTRIC CO., , Dining' nuuanu. vzwi. third reading. 1095 miles out fiom Honolulu nt 8 Harrison Block. Phone 315. Boom Sets A. D.V.S. In- R. Rowat, $500 House and Lot at Alewa, be- Tho Secretary of the Territory o'clock. Sho Is on her way to San IN 777 KING ST. low Jndil st so r fin formed tho Senato that the Governor Francisco, having left hero last Tiles-day- , $1400 House and Lot nr, had ulllxcd his signature to Senate March 2. THE WAXED FINISH WEATHERED FINISn Glffi YOURSELF) at Puunui uar Line. 70 x aoo. Hills Nos. 37, providing for tho In- r.1r.?t J I u 111 for iiiiutlr-- k cxplnlns Clias. R. Frazier EARLY ENGLISH FINISH GOLDEN OAK FINISH " Ya ti ' AND OTHER BARGAINS. clusion unions' lawful charges ugnlnst Imperial Persian consul trj:t. W I. 11,1 M Iff It I - "W I. ,l..l, "Hub-nlya- t" v (luBthimti trusts of Interest on administrators' that "wlna" nnd "love" iu tlio Company ' " F v Ztln.,,1 ..--. """ ""-- bonds; 31, making certified copies ot of Omar Khayyam are sym- COYNE FURNITURE CO., LTD. Ktiulrtvri.tvrira."l """" TOUR ADVERTISERS P. E. R. Strauch nichives receivable as evidence; 38, bolic nnd removes blot fiom poet's Phone 371. 122 King St. j,tfhi tr li ' (.uiif exempting cotton from taxation; 39, memory. Ia.iIjI ll 111 ftlflfelH WAITY BLDfJ. 74 B. KINQ ST, k 9 Ltrtii'f an hi vu iiuuu.

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they nro due, tho Superintendent of If a man is as Public Works may, without notice, old ns ho fools, Evening shut off the water, charging tho iwhdoJ! Bulletin 1 of so doing to tho owner of the then theso fol JAILY tad WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., LTD. property. A nanntty of 10 per cent bo At 120 King Street, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. WlK lows must HerringHall-Marvi- n A Home Bhall bo added to tho rulo and Interest about ten years frafly trery day except Sunday. Weekly inued on Tuesday of toh wmV. blinll bo collected upon both water rate old. and penalty remaining unpaid 30 days They dou't MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. or longer. Kvcry water rates becomes intend to grow Safes For Sale n prior Hen upon tho property nnd old. Thoy know - may be foreclosed by action In tho 'Vallnee R. Parrlngton, Editor that Ayor's la courts. Km f IUBSCBIPTI0H BATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCX. About tho samo regulations nre I gives FAULTLESS IN CONSTRUCTION In the suburbs made In regard to sewer rates, unpaid new life, strength, PERFECTLY FIRE-PROO- house of 5 rooms with becoming n on thu I3VLJNI.NC) UUL.UUTIN UUL.L.UTIIS rates prior lien vigor. Makes them WBBKLV basement modern proiicrty. Per Month, anywhtre In U.S 0 .711 Per SI Montn.1 0 .So improvements serv- fcellikoboysagain. This is the most lelinble safe the one most general- Quarter, anywhet In U.S anywhere Deferred. Pr 3,oo Per Veer, in U.9 I.txt ants' quarters barn Immigration Improves tho appetite, aids Hrr Vnr,nrlicelnU.S H.oo Pel Year, auj where In Canada. .. Tho Condonation and ly used t.fto Lot , - in San Francisco today. pir Vr, potlpaid, lottltn I3.oo Per Year polll, foreign 3.ou chicken yard Hill, No. 10S Introduced by Castro jes- digestion, keeps tho nerves 100x200. House and tcrday afternoon, was on tho order of strong and steady, and tho arc st day reading. Hut on CIB0ULATI0N LABQEST OF ANY NEWPAPEB PUBLISHED tho for Bccond brain clear and active. new. The prop- motion of Castro It was deferred. Tho In the Territory 'of Hawaii. erty will be sold on bill is Identical with Sennto 11111 Id, J - very easy terms. If you and is an administration measure. Cas' & Co., Xitd. Editorial Rooms, 185 have been looking for tro wnnted consideration deferred nil AVER'S T.H.Davies TA1 ialr-ira- a W ( Ri Office, 256 exceptional bar-gain- s, til tho printed copies cou'd bo ub' Hardware Department from Entered t tlte rottoflicf at Honolulu this is what you tntued the Senate. u KKoriil ctati nutter. should inquire about. Because He Forgot. Sarsaparilla Property cost $4800; Tho Hawaiian Development Co. L'ATUBDAY MARCH 0, 1909 will be sold for $2500. Ltd., by Its manager, F II. McStoekcr, is a great provontivo of nsks tho Legislature to return to It Brfght's discaso und other $128 paid by It to tho Registrar of Con- kidnoy affections. It purifies THE LIQUOR PROBLEM. veyances for stamp duties on a inoit-gag- Trent Trust Co., given Mahogany tho blood, restores good appe- by thu Hawaiian Home-Mad- e Ileal Issues ileelop regardless of The Hoard proceeding as presented LIMITED Lumber Co., Ltd. tite, sound digestion, and In a communication read to tho cx-i- t, to this paper was disgraceful the robust health. declarations that they should not Hauje on BY product of tho arbitrary power under Mr. McStoeker explains that and this seems to be the status February 24 he, hnWng forgotten that A nowjtinilc, Aycv'a Strtt' tho law. It could nut have been los-Bibl- e liquor question the present been Itarllla contains no alcohol. if the at under a law calling f or full pub the mortgage )ialng already .line. stamped and recorded, stamped a dun There-- are many imitation Wholesale llclty In the meetings of the Com- i party In framing HOUSE of tho mortgage, placing on Tlio Ilenubllcan missioners. It would not have been llcato it Sarsaparillas. Is platform against any $428 worth of stamps. That's the secret of the high quality of declared glare of news- Bo ' broached under the (Continued from Paze ) A suro you get "Ayor's." general revision of the present liquor paper publicity. V Little Raise. languidly passed up. Llttio business ti-- law. Slnco various men read this In A communication from the Supervis- freiir.J k, Or. I. C. A.r k C( , A Km., U.I A. Another feature, where amendment House ad- various ways, we now find many was transacted nnd tho ors of the County of Hawaii, ttunsmit-tin- g that has been suggested is to givo tho ATZU-- TILLS, tt bait famllr laiatlT. vood citizens believe the wording Is not journed at 10:30. a resolution to ralso tho salary right of appeal from the uctlon of of right should not be Interpret- Rushing Statehood. of Clerk KnI of that County to mi and average bus- call- ut the Liquor Hoard. The Sheldon's statehood resolution, commissioners of ed to mean that the liquor law can-n- amount equal to tho salary of the fences. HEINZ GOODS iness man does not take kindly to ing upon Congress to set a date upon In bo touched at this session of the County Treasurer or Auditor, nroiuod Honor of Lincoln. any law robs a man of his right pcoplo of Territory shall 12, Legislature. More important still, that which tho this a mild discussion as to what fchould be Kealawaa wants Fcbruaiy Lin to appeal to a court of Even meet to draw up a constlt'itlon under holiday, this opinion is held by very excellent Justice. dono With It. It was flnclly referred coln's birthday, mado n legal the Prohibition States allow this. The which Hawaii may be admitted as a und ho In Houso men elected to the Legislature. to tho Hawaii delegation A bill to Introduced a bill thu proposal to grant the right of appeal State, was Jammed through tho Houso this morning to Includo In Made from an old German receipt, they are purer, The Democrats are not bound by carry out the proUslons of tho josoai-tlo- that day is attacked by tho radical temperance In a hurry. It takes three readings tho list of feto days. better, and less enpensive any fruits, pickles, sweet- any Republican Interpretation, so tho wns Introduced some tlmii ngo. than people as practically nullifying the to get a Joint resolution through each Furtado presented n petition from Territory finds Itself with a liquor The Reason Why. meats, or delicacies that can be made at home. law. It seems extraordinary any lcglslatlvo body. Sheldon couldn't Tho 20 citizens of Honokan, asking tor uu question on Its hands whether liking that Public Land Committee, re law should bo. nullified It robbed of wait. That seemed to bo wasting two porting on Houso 72, exempt appropriation of $15,000 for w.iter It or not. Hill to j the privilege which every American whole days In each houso and putting tho family homestead frort execution, works for that town. Some of our best citizens nre bois- Your Grocer Has Theni has come to consider a matter of off Btatehood four more days. So tho recommended that tho bill bo referred Second Reading. ' In liquor Wol-me- n terous their demand that tho right! statesman from tho banks of tho to tho Judiciary Committee, giving no II. U. 97, Sheldon, relating to com- 1 law should be left violently alone. Tho restrictions regarding tho res- moved an amendment to mako reason for tho recommendation. Thla pensation of tax nssesEora and deputy - Others of our best citizens, while not of license to which Mr. Ilallcn-tyn- e the resolution concurrent Instead caused n plentiful waste of argument, assessors Finance. Committee, so boisterous, aro convinced the taurant that called might also be Joint. Tho Houso humoicd him In Castro objecting to such nrbltiary ac- II. H. 99, Walwalole, lelatlng to dep- law should be changed In some of Its attention carried Into effect. this, and tho resolution was then tion. About half tho members took u uty sheriffs .Miscellaneous Commit- details, that would not Involve a gen- ndoptnd by oto Changes of this character could unanimous hand In the matter, the final result be- tee. eral revision or an Increase of the sa- Reading. U. properly be said to come under tho Third ing that tho Speaker ordered tho bllj H. 100, Shingle, relating to attach- loons. The House had only ono bill on tho Judiciary New head of a perfection of the law. They recommitted to tho Judiciary Commit- ments Coiiunlltco Brownie Hills of various descriptions deal- for third reading this morn- H. 12, would not lnvolvo a general revision. calendar tee for Bomo more satisfactory report. R. Shingle, relating to it duly ing with the liquor question havo ing, House mil til, Introduced by on coffeo Agricultural r It Is possible that In the Interests Committee Reports. Committee 84 $4 been Introduced regardless of the Re authuilzlug thu Superintendent On At 10:30 tho Houso tU of community harmony tho Democrats lccommendatlon of tho Lauds fluls'.cd publican declaration. This morning of Public Instruction, tho Surveyor, thn work for tho week nnd adjourned No. 3 Camera will not Insist on all the radical tea' Committee socrrl resolutions for thu until comes the most radical of tho lot, al- Commissioner of Public Lands, tho money 9 o'clock Monday morning turcs of their bill, and that the Leg appropriation of for Imple- though statement was made Superintendent of Public WorkB, tho ments were to bu pnr.Udoii-- i i i the last islature of Territory of Hawaii, tabled the tho of tho After llvo ears sinking com- 1- 1- night that the liquor dealers would President of Hoard Health, with thu appropriation bill. Theso In j tho -4 -4 now In session, would witness a ra- Size of Picture, 3 x 4 make a move toward less radical leg- President of tho Hoard of Agriculture cluded House Resolution 1C, mission of Now York city will refund tional amendment, not radlcul change Int.oduccd islation the bill In the Scnute and Forestry, and any other ofllcer for by Alfonso, for $50,000 for a com I 20 cents to Mrs. Mary Iletz of lliook-ly- than of the law. with which their name has beon asso- the performance of whose duties dur house nt Illlo and $10,000 for nnothcr Mrs. Iletz owned property This new camera takes a picture in every way ns good The II u 1 1 e 1 1 n opposes tho wide- - ciated. Where this latest bill comes ing Illness or absence no oilier provl at Honokaa; If. II. 103, by Knlclopu, which was benefited this amount by as those taken by $8,00 cameras. It is simple in construc- open town In the sense of having slon Is made by law, dcslgnato somo from has yet to be learned. Tho spon-fc- to for $1000 for n watcrmnln along lmproements ut Prospect Park. tion, and built primaiily to TAKE PICTURES. That's why liquor shops on every corner. We - for It Is from IIIlo. subordinate to net. This bill wuh Houghtalllng sttect; 11. It. 25, In- Kin Mnjor Currlngtou released from it is chcauer. Call and see it. don't believe liquor dealers of tho passed I All of which shows that Issues the without comment. ney, for $11,500 for a now cou t house. Plilllpplno prison by supremo court. city or Territory want a return to Water and Sewer Rates. Wal-alua- , cannot be made to order, and plut-for- m Jail and jallors cottage nt Paalat, Railroads said to bo planning to , Films, Velox, tho old liquor law. Coney two bills, ono re Kuwa-Ykuu- Photographic Supplies 1 planks, framed to suit demands conditions of the Introduced Oahu; II. R, 30, $500 ralso their rates from inteilor points local-optio- We know of no ono anxious for It. lating to the Honolulu water works, to for a n regulation more ex- for repairs' to' the landing n Knupo, San Francisco. Improvements can bo with tho oilier to tho sewer system. Tho J plicit than that now contained In the If made Mbul, was tabled tho Sujicrliitciident First annual convention of electilc upsetting good water works bill In Intended to pro-ld- law, may be Interpreted with lioneit out the whole law, let of Public Works having BUtuclcnt vchlclo adtocalCH waa held recently work go on. a method t ocuforco tho payment money on hand ut Intent to mean revision In other mi- for tho purpono St. Francis hotel, San Fianclsco. Honolulu Co., any of water rates. Water rates shall bo Photo Supply nor details. Under circumstances, thcro Passed the Buck. iVctress Maude Odell secretly mar should bo no radical steps until there rayablo In advance each six months, Furtado's Inltlativo and relorendum ries Millionaire Adolph F. Hagemann. What should the Republicans do " Everything Photographio " Fort St. just below Hotel. i a complcto presentation of and If not paid within 15 days after bill proved too tough n L. Houso, about It? They aro facing a condi- has been nut for the 1. Minnesota!! who was both sides. Thus far, but one has Miscellaneous Committee, to It In Snn Francisco shortly tion, not a theory. , which after tho been was first referred, tho disaster, Obviously they should not swallow heard. and Committee marvels at work accom recommended that It be to plished, tho Democratic law now before tho retorted tho Judiciary Committee as being bet Curmnck murder trial adjourned to Legislature. THE IMMIGRATION ISSUE BENNY & CO., LTD., ter able to handlo tho lepal s accommodate 8hould tho Republican majority defensu and Cooper's Intoltud. Tho bill was transfewed as counsel accused of manufacturing evi- Ready ;i use their power to blockade ull leg- The particular attention of Hul requested. dence, DEALERS IN islation in this connection and thus lo 1 1 n readers Is called to tho ex Alfonso Turned Down. Thomas II. Williams' suit against be assured of a lively friction through Tho Finance P. L. Cash report, Commlttco turned down Poilc) for $20,000 l olves mys- nut tho session, or would It bo better tract from Director Howell's Bottles Alfonso's coffeo exemption bill. No. 2, tery to angel who backed Alice Niel - to courageously take up tho question given In this Issue, In which he deals giving as Its reason that this industry sen. A savings account in And Buyers Of and make amendments to the law with tho labor problem and Immigra this has already enjoyed Imm'inlty long Mrs. George L. North, nee Good- bank is a safe investment. It within tho limits of tho platform enough nnd now tion of Hawaii. For Rent has becomo estab- man, deserted by husband will pays you 4 2 interest, com- qualification, thus perfecting the law und Raw Our people often forget that the In- lished. Resides, tho Terrlt.ry needs sue for divorce. pounded and Material and It's administration? tho money. it dustrial projects of the Islands have The, bill was IndeCnltcly Countess d'OuborWIlo Is in San is ready cash any time you As the subject Is developing at tho Completely furnished house on Wil- postponed. prospered through Immigration. Tho Francisco searching for eloping hus- want 415 Queen St --Phone 443. present time, It seems certain that der Ave. for four months New Laws. it. basis of all our progress has been the band. Unlike other investments, it the Republican majority will bo forc Price $76.00 Tho Houso was notified that tho Immigrant, backed, of course, by the Tuft Initiated as member of tho is always worth dollar for dol- ed to act as the most offectlvo means Governor yesterday signed follow- protective tariff. Furnished Cottage, King St., Pa-wa- a thi Knockers' of quieting the agitation ing bills: club. lar, and you stand no chance ' Conditions not changed so Price $45.00 Kansas antl-llqu- bill bats oven of losing. Mr. Uullentyne surprised many have fur Houso Hill 30, Act 0, relating to In- us to tho necessity Immigrants to ploslclaus' prescriptions. the main point is when In his remarks before the Men's of Furnished House at Peninsula. heritance from lllegltlmntu persons; But this: maintain Territorial prosperity. Ready Cash is answer to League he noted tho points that could Price Senato Hill 7, Act 7, lusvectlng the Ukuleles, Hawaiian Musio, Postals, The change Is: $75.00 the knock of Onnortunity. be Improved by amendment. It the radical that the premiums given by executor,", admin- 100 Different Views of the Islands, law can bo Improved without wreck sources of supply In the Orlont have istrators and other ofllcers appointed Many hear of chances for high Souvenir Playing Cards, ing It, why evade the Issue? been cut off. This Is absolute. As by the courts; paying investments and all "PICTURESQUE HAWAII" Mr. Newell says, 1)111 they can do is to The Is not Informed the barriers aio Senato 34, Act S, making certi- tell their A Beautiful Souvenir Book of the Bulletin raised fied copies as to tho demands or requests of the all arouud us. For Sale of Public Archives rccclv-abl- e friends of them. Islands. liquor-deale- In get rs of the Territory. It The only present door through evldenco; Save your money; one of does not know whether tho Democrat- which too Immigrant can be obtained Kalihl, near car line. New house, Senato Hill 38, Act 9, to encourage our handy savings banks WALL, NICHOLS CO.. LTD. diversified free, 'We ps.y 4 2 sav- ic "bill In tho Senate expresses their to carry on the development of the lot 100 x 100 Price $1900. Industries; on CORNER FORT and MERCHANT Sts wishes or not. The liquor mon have Territory Is European. Hawaii must Senato Bill 39, Act 10, relating to m ings deposits. Building lots, Kaimuki, $200, and up. tho purposes not been heard. They have been con- have additional laborers, and the for which pr'.vatu property may bo demned "right off the reel," and, Federal Government or, to put It Building lots, Manoa Valley, $1000 taken for publlo mrs. while this Is a favorite pastime of moro correctly, the American people, up. 8cnato Dill 41, Act 11, relating to WATCH LOOK and tho Court of Land Registration; Bank of Hawaii, Ltd., if some of our citizens, the II u 1 1 o 1 1 n aro determined that tho future devel- at the automobiles, buggies car- Souato Hill 44, and has always stood fur at least a hear- opment of theso Islands Bhall not be Beach property at Kaalawai. Act 12, relating to riages wo have -- ,'. Judd Dulldlnrj, Fort and recently overhauled fair-pla- " - ing and an attempt at y. bas'ed on further addition to our 'J' Merchant Sts. and painted Right here conies In ono of tho population of laborers from tho Orl- TROUBLE Capital and Surplus THEN SEE US. features'of tho present law which ont. Waterhouse Trust $1,000,000. this paper believes could well be Tho suggestion amounts to a com- Clearance Sale W, changed In the Interests of common mand that the American or tho alien COB. F0BT AND MEB0HANT SIS, W. Wright Go, justice and common decency In gov- ollglble to become an American shnll OF is avoided If you carry one of he Unique King ernment. The meetings of the Liquor tho future workman In tlio fields our watches. Street near South Commission should bo public at all of Hawaii. How to get theso people Chinese Goods Tel. 252 times. und develop the new source of supply 1000 We handle only the best This paper has recently been In- Is the most Important issue before and we guarantee them to the tho of Fancy Hosiery formed, neither directly nor Indirect- citizens this Territory today. MILES OF SEA BHIDGED BY ONE limit. Call and look over our. Wing Wo Tai & Co. Ford ly through tho liquor dealers or liquor Tho prosperity of, every porson In 941 NUUANU ST, TOURING Interests of the city, of a most Iniq- these Islands depends on a proper so BEOINS large stock of Ladies' and CAR, $1185. uitous proposition that was at one lution. Wireless Gentlemen's Watches. We i SCHUMAN ft time all but put through the Oahu It Is therefore of vital Importance handle all grades. CARRIAGE CO., LTD. WING CHOG CO MERCHANT ST. Board of License Commissioners, and that the hearing of tho legislative Monday. March 8th NEAR ALAKEA. It was possible only through the committee on the immigration ques KING ST. NEAR BETHEL Dealers in Furniture Mattresses, of tho Hoard's proceedings. Tho Hon shall bo well attended by tho AT 8 O'CLOCK McTighe broad-gaug- Etc., Eto. of scheme was blocked by one member leaders und the e men of H. F. Wichman & Co. All kinds K0A and Favorite and the probablo Interposition this city. MISSION FURNITURE Made Tc mind you, wo say probable, as absolute Here Is a matter that cannot be LIMITED Order. The Best Whiskey on the Market. detail Is not yet In hand on this point evaded or put over to a more convo TH0S. F. McTIGHE & CO.. AGENTS. LEADING JEWELEBS Rent" care's on sate 101-10- of financial Interests, nleut season. It Is right at tho door. 3jr"For at 5 KING ST. EHLERS the Bulletin office. PHONE 140. P. 0. BOX 755.

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EVRN1N0 BULLETIN. HONOLULU. T. 11 . SATI'IIOAV, MARCH fl. 1309. r i i . Wm. Williamson, T'S all ready for you a new, hand- Stock and Bond Broker, 83 MERCHANT ST. some suit; and a smart stylish I overcoat; made for us, to sell to VISCOL PHONE G12. P. 0. BOX 528. you, by HONOLULU STOCK EXCHAP3E Hart Schaffner & Marx HONOLULU, March . 19C9 With wet weather comes cold, damp feet. who make1 clothes I the best in the ve iff STOCK alll'i ;- - Apply VISCOL to the soles and uppers of your shoes, 1 Did , world. We've provided for all sorts of and, unless they actually wa- Z ritrwet ft J,tW0) no 510 arc punctured, they will shed Slir.ARCo. Kwa llanlatlon Co .... (i.nM.nrxi ai a appetites in clothes; we know we've ter. Hawaiian Agrlc Co., l.jnijm) Pip ;u V. flaw Com bSuR Co . J. 111,7V, 19, )U Hawaiian Sucar Co .. AIMI.UU' i" got what you'll like. Ilotiomu Sntat Co .. "l.riv luii no It not only makes the leather water-proo- f, but softens Ilonolcia SitifU Co . i.onti.iaa, ., f,u ItaiVuuvkr Co .... UKvn ,j ., Single and --double brcastid suits; with patch, nnd plain llutclilami Surar llsnl Ulillili . t. and improves it. A softener in dry weather, a water-proof-- Mi.. gabnliu 1.lilinii Co l,M,')il lit . and plaited, and buttoned pockets; overcoats in all styles - Ktknli Stiff- in- - .... Ho i'.jij form-fittin- ;mi.i long, medium, box and all sorts of good i in wet. PRICE 35c A TIN. KInhulu'-iirC- '. LM .. kolnn Sugar lo .... fmiooii lint things. Ready for you. Blue and black suits a specialty: MclIrtUK' Co . 1,'tujuu a M OatmSr r Cn Prince Albert, full dresi, Tuxjdo. I iiwuKiniKiri ,m IJOI.IXI "Ji, Oo olalitgar Plant Co 60LMMI IV It I I a, T s store s tho home of J krt Sugar Co Ud .. umiiu ihi 1I tllowatu Co. Ijo,(iiiii liw, . Hint Schaffner & Marx clothes Paaltau Sugar PImiI Co V).on) In j'H racinr augar win . , KtVMI lOU u Pala riantalloii Co ,, 'O.IJU 1(1) .. PctiUfn Sugar Co.. 7MXJ I0U (III Mclnerny Shoe IMowr Mill Co l,Tn)JHt (li ; 1.'6 Store W.latua Agile Co. .. )i.imi lum bi Wrliuku Sugar Co ., l,vVJu II" .,. u WalmanatuSuaar Co lull .J.J0 Walmra Sugar Mill Co lilMI lUU f,) SUVA'S TOGGERY Intir-la'a- Steam NCo lrt),aw 1) 4; (hhuuo mi Maliai interne Co.. n 1901 Hon K T ft L Co rtrt iZA- c.prlt br wW 1,1V) utu j KINO STREET PORT. PHONE 651. -- St Mat lion RT&LCoCom if' ' near Hulkfa.aatt r yi Mutual Tt Itplione Co 150,09) id f NahlkuKktiUrCn. Paul Uli , co aw ioo ... MUrf'MI.IVUnKMMMa1 Nahiau Hut.WrCuAx aaiiT..w Oahu kill I. Co ,0JU loo 111 HiloRKCo, 1.UII.IXJO U) I1U POILARD WELCOMED LOCAL 1ND fiENESAL U HonBftMCo: I00,UU0 2) ,m IIUJ.IU) Hawaiian PI icapntc Co. yo .Mii so'. I New Zealand I BOt OS All classes of servants read Bui HwTttucFlltCI 10" ,10 HONOLULU AGAIN naw icr 4 pc ,,,, zzzz 1 c i Want Ads. do classes HawTer.Wpc t n .So all The HawTcr.Muc -- - Iw of employers. Lamb, "Mutton, J llawTcr ! pc ijO Tho Moaim nrrheil off port this Rabbits HawCovii nc 100 f after-ward- C. Ca.Hntsii(kkclCa(pc - mi morning at 7 o'clock, and shortly s Ten good auto hacks. Phono lliiKHnupiTl.Dont tho eager faces of tho Lillipu- Have lunch at the Roval Annex. TUNGSTEN LAMP Ham. Dllcli Co , Ufttwr Hitch 6. tians were Been above the rail, shilling A clean city means a healthy city. II aw Coin A Co IN FINE Sue 3 pc down upon friends who had como New spring shirt waists, ut Whitney : CONDITION, ON ICE, EX MAKURA. NOT TOO Haw Su tar Co hpc. their B KCo Con 6 to wclcomo & Marsh's. MUCH NOR TOO MANY. BETTER ORDER tills PC them. TODAY. llonakaa micii co ft "ZZZZ . ij Mrs. Kcarns makes and packs la Hon RTar(.ic - - ln) The Lilliputians arc Just as lulght kbiiuku I' am o a p Ci as ever. They haven't grown n bit. to wallan pieserves; they we fine. Take Makes Electric Light so reasonable that no one con . iir.,ry.ir " a some homo. at. Olhu R& I. ,. il all appearances. Home of them had Co6ic his Inter-Islan- O. It. L. shipping afford to be MM.nnnlUon MAn Oahu Sugar Co spc to stand on tiptoe to peep over the and without it. P I.J Qlaa Sugar Co 6 p c. ' looks for salo at tho I'ac Sujc, Mill Co, a . IHJ side, while tho taller ones looked over llullottn - oinco, GO Call llamallo.l Co .... lul their heads. each. Pionnr Mill Co 6 pc .. ZZZZ loiiii If you looking of your 1 Walalua The troupo vvns taken In machines aro for nny Phono 45 I trlrCo ttc go Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd. to tho Hoyat Hitvvallnn hotel, uheiu friends to the "Two Jacks" and Sales Iletw ecu Hoards: 1000 Haw. jou'll find them, they will stop during their engagement KINO C. & S Co.. SlOl.; 300 .nnulinti, S22.7G; Hdgur ST. NEAR ALAKEA. PHONE 300. here. Later In tlie morning they were Hnlu Ileevcs, thu Infant son CO Wnlnlim, S87: 30 Hon. 11. & M. of Mr. C. yes- seen by many of their friends while mid Mrs. A. Ileeves, died Co.S22.80. Session: 10 Onlm Siu;nr, terday morning taking an auto ilde some ten or nt C:30 o'clock. J30.50; 10 Oaliti SiiRar, S30.50: 10 Oahu Illshop Ilestarlck vvlll deliver his V twelve In each machine SiiRnr. 130 CO: 10 Onlm Sugar, S30.G0, second Apoi-tie- KB Their many Mends are to l.entcn lecture on "Tho 10 Onlm SiiRar, 130.50. prepared give thorn a cheering reception next Creed" at tho Cathedral Siiuduy Monuments ovenlng. .Monday night, when they will bo i Latctt sugar quotgatton 3.8C3 seen eenti In The regular business meeting of Cen- or $76.06 per ton. tho first performance, "Tho llollu ot Now York." This popular opera tral Union Christian Endeavor Society will bo held this evening on top vvlll be replete with new musical num- the of To Thyself Be True Safes, bers, and rtian1 now comedy parts Punchbowl. Mrs. Washburn, of Sugar, cts havo been Introduced since It was hero tho Order of 3.803 Eastern Star, mndo ut last year, as Is truo of nil tin- - nil address the oiieras closo of to bo given. Tickets uru selling the reception In Masonic Tem- and the rest will follow; you willN insist upon having our at ple lust night. Beets 3d Ucrgslrom's at 2"c. COc, utnl 75c. soda water on every Iron Fence JOs, Coat your Iron roofs vvlih "Arable." occasion. There is nothinj; purer than You David llelnsco says Alcazar lll bu surprised at Its cooling stock and preservative properties California pure That's OURS. company of Snn Francisco is best In Henry Waiernouss Trust Go. Keed Co.. agents. Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monument Works America. Whut about your hat? It's tlmo It Memben Honolulu StoeK and Bond w.ib seen to. Call on tho Export NEXT TO VQUNO DLDO. 176.100 KINO PHONE 23'. Exchange. Work guaranteed. Kort Consolidated Soda Water Works Co., Ltd. FORT AND MERCHANT 8T8. St. opp. Club Stables. 0. S. LEITHEAD. Kannger. TELEPHONE 736. WANTS Tho Tenjo Maru had tumble with PHONE 71. her enxlnes when she left tho harbor TO LET. Josepn A. jesterday morning, and for a tlmu It Gilman, Wives and Mothers looked as If sho would run aground. Newly furnished front room, only 12 Tim tug Iutropld wont to the rescue. ft week. Apply 1280 Tort St. Oysters as you like them, Save the loved Ones from Drink Evil 4S4fi-l- m in any SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. style, at the Royal Annex. priiy Lenten Repast! by Using Orrine Effect-e- d Cure llov. Father HeckO. II, JI., profes-Mi- r INSURANCE FIRE AND MARINE. or Money Refunded. of French literature at the Unl NEW TO-DA- Y 4 Can Be Qiven Se- verslty of Toklo, arrived hero on Iho Burnham's Clara Bouillon, Eastern Oysters, Mackerel in Tomato, Ba- - J cretly. Tenjo Maru. Father Heck vvlll ac- rataiia Shrimps, French and Holland Cheese, Lobsters, Olives, Imported i ELECTION company (icuernl do Negrler on .J Agent for ARTHUR OF OFFICERS his Clams, Deep SEWAIX & CO., Beth.' Maine; If jour husband or son haa (alien a (our of tho Orient. mil Pickles, Little Neck Caviar, Sea Crab Meat, Sardines, - I to tlio plead-Iiib- , SmnlfPil irprrinn- KmnViil Solmnn PARROTT & CO., Stn Francisco. victim drink habit, stop Hawaiian Telegraph & Miss Woodard. Fort street, near the 3 ncoldliiR and crylne. Uso Orrlno. Telephone Company, Limited convent, has Just leeched from Now nnicn is recommended by thousands York an elegant of luadliiK druggists throughout tlio At the adjourned Annual Meeting assortment of fancy country bccauno they know the good of the Hawaiian Telegraph & Tele-phon- o underwear. Tho Hawaiian night i It Iiub accomplished. Company, Limited, held In Ho. gowns nro selling vory rapidly. Como LEWIS & CO., Ltd., In r Good Folks Htlllilreiltt of lettnrit nltpnt In Ihn rn. nolulu, March 2, 1S09, the following und inspect her stock. 169 King St. FOOD CATERERS. Telephone 240, I Take marlialilo cures inatlo by Orrine. I'olk officers wero elected to servo for thu If every property-otvne- r and occu- Miller Drug Co., of Richmond. Va.. ensuing pier will see to cleaninp;, and keeping write ".Mothers jear: in the corners of your yard should Notice und sisters havo told clean, the street and sidewalk in us of husbands and brothors who slnco C. J. Hutchins i. President Sunken be filled in. They are uiuiguuy and ji they woro given A. Balch front of his premises, the city will Orrlno (In most cobos J. Vice President unhealthful, especially after rains. i without their knowledge) seem to F. B. Damon Secretary iook as mougn it naa its face wash- Dlo aaim noth-in- Let me figure' huvo lost all deslro for drink. Thus E. M. Campbell Treasurer ed, and the cost will be little or with you. J our linn lirmmlit Good nrenaratlan mnoli Wm. Thompson Auditor Let's try it. It's a Sign comfort and happiness to onco deso above-name- The d officers A meeting has been called by tlu late nomes." lonstltuto P.M. POND, Contractor. Tel. tho Hoard ot Directors for tho samo Committee mi Agriculture, Forestry, 890 If it's painted by This successful remedy can bo given Promotion secretly If desired, usltiir Dirlnn Vn porlod. and Manufactures to bo 1, or tlio patient can tako it of his T. 11. DAMON, held at the hall of tho House of Itcpro-scntutlv- uwh ireo win, using urrlne No, 2. Secretary. on Monday evening, Match 8, 1909, 7:30 p, m., Stanley Stephenson, Kllher form destroys tho deslro for 4250 Mar. i, G, 11, 18. at to consider meas- stronir ilrluk nml InilMa un tlm im.iitt. ure's pertaining tu Immigration und the health, making The Faint Sbon. 134 King St the user string and conservation or tho natural lesouices CT-!- won. a L. ,.!,.' man in every senso ot tho of this Territory. . WOrd. Wrltn fron imtnnhlo. m. Royal Hawaiian New fnr Goods A. L. Castlo nt tho euro of alcoholism to tho Orrlno Co., meeting of tho Men's I.cugiio Per S.S. Alameda Honolulu Construction and Graying Co., WushliiKton, U. C. Sent In plain seal- last evening culled ed envelope Garage to tho local In tho II u 1 o 1 n Tho regular price of Orrlno Is to tho effect that tho liquor men PERCALE SHIRTINGS A fine assortment, in stripes, s, LIMITED. II a GEO. S. WELLS. Mcr. of box. There Is no risk In busing Or- tho city had not been Invited to tho and plain GENERAL CONTRACTORS. HOTEL ST. PHONE colon. rlno, as thoro Is a guarantco In overy 101. meeting. Mr. Castlo said ho had pop PHONE, OFFICE 281. P. 0. BOX 154. box which you Prices entitles to a refund of Reasonable. sonally culled on Mr. Llshman, tho Fort St., Opp. W. a. Irwin & C ltd. your monuy If Orrlnn fiillu In ..fiwt ,. LINEN FINISHED PERCALES Of superior quality, figur- head of tho wholesale liquor men, mid We do all kinds of Teaming; also deal in Uruihed Rock, White and euro. Onlno Is for sale by Honolulu ed and plain 3G asked lilin In ho present. Btato-men- iinches wide. Slack Sand, Broken Coral, Garden Soil, Eto. SAFE MOVING A SP7 uuis wo., Btrect. We put Tho t 1 1 published In tho II u o 1 1 n was I fllALTY 1 niiidu by two PEPLOWSKI RESIGNS. membors of the liquor STRIPED OALATEA Beautiful goods; for ladies' tailor-mad- e so thoro wns apparently a Received ex Alameda a New Ship New Rubber Tires suits. In Blue, Orcen, and Brown. Also a fine (Special to (ho 11 In) misunderstanding as to (he generality W. L. EATON, ment of Latest Styles in ul lot assortment of narrow stripes for boys and girls. i Wnlliiku, Maul, March 5. Owing ON of tlio Imitation. LADIES' HATS. In i Collector Evening Bulletin; Financial COUtlnr.cd 111 health. It. l'nnlnunltl ul. Tho report of tho Associated Char- ALL-WOO- L ALBATROSS Secretary Hawaiian Engineering has been divisional head lima for the ities for tho months of January and In Black, White, Navy, Lt. Blue, Association. Ofilce Hours: From wuiiuicu section or Wolluku Sugar Co., Baby Carnages, Febiu.iry Is as rollows: Number of Pink, Old Rose, Lavender, Copenhagen Blue, and Reseda 12 to 1 at Ealletin office. K. UYEDA, for the past ten ears or more. lin w. now applicants, 28; lecurrent cases, 1028 NUUANH ST. 4 Green, 1041 SO. KING ST..H0N0LULU, T.H. blgued his position, miith to tho regret January 11, rebrunry 47; calls ut O 4 in ins employers, lor whom ho had Go Carts, .110; visits mado, 82. Funds dis- A Choice Assortment of LADIES MUSLIN KEYSTONE-ELGI- WATCHES been woiklug most cneiKellcallv nml pensed for Strangers' Friend Society. UNDERWEAR. INGERSOLL WATCHES May's fiEslduously. O. V. Wilbur succeeds American Relief Fund. Catholic Ui.llos' BEAUTIFUL HIBB0NS in plain Noire effects and figured. At All Watchdealeu. him. Irish Mails, etc. Aid Society. Catholic Ilenovolcnt Old Kona Coffee Union, Ilrltlsh Ilenovolcnt Society. tt Henry May & Co. always havo a Heller Society, special work Jos. Schwartz, supply of freshly tt. Agent for Hawaiian Islands, Fresh every day. Phone 22, loasled and ground and Associated Charities In emergency Old Koua Coffee. May's Old Kona cases, J57S.CC 78 Cor. FORT and KING Sts., Honolulu. Coyne Furniture Co., Itents, 25; food and tt Coffeo Is tint finest In the world. Ord- moul tickets, S203.C5; milk ami eggs. tt er It b phono 22. Ltd. $79.50; shoes, blankets and clothing, tt John J. Victory causes arrest of 120.80; transportation, I25; upeclal htm o Jordan's Evening Bulletin 75c. Month who shielded brother, a deserter. BISHOP STREET, HONOLULU. work, lC5i;0; sundries, JO 75, tt Per ttC303GSS$$Q3SCGSSSSSS$SOS O v n i

MEW SPRINGi GOODS have just opened a very handsome line of NEW SPRING GOODS. Elegant new DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY,

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NEW MODELS IN New Spring Veiling New New HE Lingerie Waists AND Dressing Sacques illinery Infants' Wear We have just opened a new assort- in a arictv of stjles. THE FIRST CORRECT SHOWING . ' ment of LINGERIE and TAILORED Ready-To-We- ar Veils WAISTS the n brands OF AUTHENTIC STYLES FOR SPRING. Our Spring importation of Infants' of CHRISTY and KNICKERBOCKER, WHITE LAWN Wear arrived. The daintiest has just which means Correct Sstyles and DRESSING SACQUES. and LONG AND SHORT Considering the carlincss of the season, our opening display is re- prettiest Perfect DRESSES have ever seen,. Fit. Smart veiling, exploiting new scalloped border, in light blue and markably complete. The exclusive models from GAGE and KEITHS, as that vou ideas. arrived by the last Ala- pink, at each. Prices ranging from 91-0- 0 up. Just 50c well as our own creations, mirror Hew York and Paris fashions. The meda. Also with Dresden trimmed border, at 75 each. steamer Alameda brought 122 CASES OF HATS. These arc now being LONG AN.D SHORT SKIRTS RUSSIA NET opened, and this coming week you hundreds of NEW MODELS Anions; the latest aic will find daintily trimmed, Spring Models white, hemstitched, from VEILINGS in navy blue. A SAMPLE LINE OF SACQUES, in on display Correct Copies of New York, Chicago, and foreign designs at up. Irown, 50 and black, at !5k )d. all styles, lace and embroidery trim- prices sufficiently moderate to appeal to you. -I-N- med, from 75c up. CHILDREN'S DRAWERS THE NEW MAGPIE VEILING, TAFFETA SILKS made of fine material, hemstitched Princess Gowns THE NEW LISbi: VEILING and embroidery trimmed, pair leading colors. SPECIAL 35 a in 50( jd. and upward. Clever Spring Suits arriving with with chenille dots, in black, brown, every steamer, the latest-styl- e navy, blue, and white with RIDING GAUNTLETS and hcht CHILDREN'S thoughts of the most famous design- black dots, :55c yd. light ami dark blown, with cuffs. KNICKERBOCKER DRAWERS ers. The advance models arc one and bPECIAL, pair. New two of a kind. They arc made of fine 91.00 Laces CHIFFON AUTO VEILS made of fine nainsook, neatly trim- "beer materials in white, delicate med and well made, m light blue, pink, brown, green, and ENGLISH LONG CLOTH at 75. pink, and blues, handsomely trimmed fi'or Spring" Dresses embroidery, and navy, at each. d with lace and fine $1.25 pieces. SPECIAL 91.00 pc. CHILDREN'S NIGHT GOWNS l Very Moderately Priced. Many different patterns of new Spring LACES have just arrived. A SPOTTED embroidery trimmed, in all sizes, GLASS TOWELING splendid assortment of White, Cream, Ecru, and Black. The colored PRINCESS GOWNS from 97.50 CHANTILLY AUTO VEILS 75 and pure linen, pink and blue checked. laces and laces with gold arc favorites for Spring. BABY IRISH and 91.00. upwards. See our window display. square, finished, ltbbon in leading special, iay2 yd. VENISE BANDS, in White, Cream, and Ecru, MALTESE and CLUNY INFANTS' colors, !?-- .-5 each. at IXANNEL GOWNS. CHILDREN'S LACES, COLORED VALENCIENNES LACES with insertions to match, White P.K. Hats WASHABLE GOLD VALENCIENNES LACES, with insertions to match, NEW FILLET INFANTS' FANCY BLANKETS HATS INFANTS' BAND TRIMMING, THE NEW DROP AND BUTTON EFFECT LACES, a new assortment, 'of the kind vou NEW NORMANDY CAPS. button on crown, scalloped edge 75 light blue and pink checked. SPE- can put in the tub and take out as GOLD ALL-OVE- YOKINGS, NEW FLOUNCE EMBROIDERIES, in demi Soft Crown, scalloped or embroidery CIAL, (50 pair fresh and clean as new. and full length, ALL NEW PATTERNS Come and1 See Them trimmed, at 91.00.

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- or Thy I)li:s- NIGHT nl the Vnlver- - of Mbs Kucibcvilt i.n I ill.t .illhoilRli. pi tlzlngl hot v.tre delicious. The' cludid Mts (liinil.ile Mrs. William' Monday after a ver pleasant stay in ' artcn.oon 'nt 4 o'clock to listen to Thy works tho earth Is full sit) Club on Turailu was nt- - Lecuwo nr lui mh.Hi im ,i Hive ill tiflviliuni wns devoted to bridge The lane Mrs (liailes Dole of llcislou, (he Islands. They have been much Mis. Augustus Kmulsun's address cm llclics"" ended li man) fair guests U.I!T( t)H 111 l'lht I . Is u guests weie Mis A Rim tie). Miss Mis Jumes Unit Mrs Dlckcv, Mis. ontci tallied and have enjojed the en- tho great movement, the conseivntlou I b. I.IIC) (la-tl- Unit- and, notwithstanding the-raln- . eoull u ulei l in the l'.itv Mis Vletuli Waul Miss Alonzo Mis (irllllths, Mix. tertainments provided for them Their or the natural lesources of tho Miss Anna Danfonl, who sailed with sLa there were churmlng flocks "K people Wird, Mis K S Ctiuh i M s Halve) Kllzabeth Cliuith Mrs Claieneo bun Kit gavo a surfing party on Wed. ed States, In which all America Is Miss Krupp for the Orient jesturdny, niul stunning lints seen Anions I'lil.llps Is inn- - of I). .mi est men Miiuav, Mrs CJi in lloo li Mis Cl.ua Cooke. Mis I i.ink nilllnghnni, Mrs II, nesdny to ninny of his )oung friends, Intense!) Interested The meeting was was given a tea on Wedpesdii) by Mis. the most noticeable ones weie those who bis over lielil but h a UK.innJule hihmlilt. Mis lUldfoiil, Mrs A n Wiilei house. Miss draco Cooke, Miss nud the sandwiches, lees, and cukes under the nitsplces or the Collego Walter Hoffmann at her aitlstlc- - worn by Mrs James Jinlil anil Mis. IKisltlou In the Statu I)i piruiu'iil Ho Mlxs Mawouii, Mis (1 Micas, Anna l'ails. uL weie thoroughly cnJo)ed under the Club, mini Mrs Hendricks, president In l.lllha street. The lea table vvus Mrs Lucas, .las n C. W Mrs. Judd's was appointed Third Assist nil Sccio i: Mr. Dousheit), ruinous ban tree. of the Club, in a revv as well as tho house, was decorated tary on December 8, ltl'ic, lie belongs Mrs Murphy. Mrs Wilglit. Mlbj Kill Mr. C A llio or with flowers und and much n 1 cat Ion In peacock liluo with a llrnvn was host words, grncetully Intioduced Mrs. cut gieens, Wight. Hei-lici- din-Iiig- sinli 11 0,' nu' hu1 l,0n Miss Ciirtlt, .Miss Iloslo nn eligniU dinner in prlvnto -i M.lann linn lutt rnnnntlti vi regret was expressed nt Miss wreath or pink loses. ver) p.ett) and )" "' "''""I1 tho Miss Mnrlo vou Holt when last hoard IllUUOVIlt., ntiu lltio uuv ii.v.v.iivi I !lu. 'c" In Mwwnchu.iU,. r.u.ily Miss l.ucits, Miss Mnry Lucas. ol tlm Young vvard'B cleparturo by her friends, becoming. Ties of peacock blue en- - '""!" ooni Alexander from, was In I'arls on her way to Join tinned from the Woman's National rich In Colonial hlbfoi) and distill cm ihey quite realize tho pleasuui tlrcleil tho throat Mrs. UecrlliB's Hotel Thuisdny evening In honor Mr, nodfiey llrown, her uncle, who Itlvcrs and Harbors Congress, which gulthcd clilzens. Iho Hiun.mo Society ulwnjs meet.i or Mi. Decem- will bo for her. Sho will visit her hiiomlnt; li.it was In tones or old rose and Mis IMvvard DuUcnbeig. wns In Nice. He vlhllcd the Mac- was held In Washington last It 'I charm'-in- g tlster, Mrs, Vincent Kltcnt, before re- ami the shape very quaint. Among the first Wednesda) or earji miuitli he table was exctilsltely set with intoshes In the county vvhero Canon ber. Mrs. Knudscn made a Anung the popular women In Wnsh-liutu- turning to II01111I11I11, Mrs. Kltcat, by cithers present wore .luilgo lu lounging of Alexand- lleli Ameileuu lle.mty loses, fcriib, Mnclntosh Is officiating He Is nppenranco, and her choice and and Mis the loom the most very agreeable Juuiney nielli) Is Mis Suthei land, wire and il caudles. The guests dcoply thought-ou- t address appcnlcd the wiijr, had n llallou, the latter looking very sweet er Young hotel Tho piei-cii- t roller coinfcu tubl) situated, with a pony nnd Mr every- to Suva, rijl, vvhero bIio was last linked In it toilette or painted chlT-fo- n of Seintor Sulhrlnnd. who enter- included nud Mrs. Hubert Shin- vehicle for going about, n pleasant directly to tho Intelligence of committee Is o.umposcd of Mrs. Fran guests on Wedni'S-da- )' gle, Mlis Dickson, Miss Saun-dei- s, heard from. The with picture hat or blink. With tained rnceutl a' n rose-pin- lunchum liene house with fruit nnd vegetable garden one present, She is nn unusual t)pe, els M, Shuiiz), Mrs. (1 Mi Included Lady Hen on. Mis. Stan- them wcio Mis Walter I.ecds or Los In tin private drawing room or "iho Alivnnder Urutu Cartvvrlght, Jr., Mr. adjoining, and not too much wink and as she Blood before tho audience ll.iv.es, und Mi Allan ley, Miss Stanley, Mrs. I angu, Mrs. Angeles, whoso Is In Highlands In honor or debutante Jr, Hetbert William lloth sho seemed a veritable Impersonation husband tho hu ur Cotton, the Misses Cntton, Mis. Super, I.eglsl.ituie or California, and d.mghlcr, Miss Ildlth'Slitlieihud Tho All) cases cruelty, t Ithet to animal i Thcro was n brilllaut gathering of of good deeds nnd ardent work for a State can tho Misses Sopet, Mrs. Will Super, ' At Kit or humans, be lepoited to them Mi and Mrs (lecitco IJntcheldcr men and women nt the jealdcnce ur cause which Is close to tho of Mr Will ltnlh ininttinr tnbtn table I'icointltiim vvtio reins und luimeiilitel) heart Mrs. James Cuckliurn Mrs King, Miss The gueots wcro Miss nnd they will be attended and btiu ilepait for Sail. Pianclsco on Ouveinor and Mrs. on Tuesday every thoughtful man nnd woman In jl were seen .Mr and Mrs William Love, larutv lines Fiear Kruppe, Mrs. Trailer and many cithers. ijleanor Itldgel), Miss Annie Irwin tci. She was In a rich .Mir and Mis Howard Hitchcock. ' i ; T- - America. dressed Di. IIodgliiB, who sails for a hip. Miss Helen Rich man, Mlbs Salllo (lai 'v.vMmmmuiiM yps ' toilette of white cloth and embroidery Cuds have been leceived as fol- DInneis galore at the Country Club tti Amcilea nnil Europe, gave a din- Huston. Miss Dnrnth) l.angtltt. Miss v inado empire, and when sho finished lows. Mi Mis Spencer will he en leglo this evening, tho Harriet Hutch, Miss Allcu Goodwin, nud Albeit n i her own address, which was enthusi ner that evening at which wcro Dr. making de- Wllco lecptcst the lionoi or our I R o . moonlight the functions nnil Mis. Iiwln or llllo, I)r and Mis. Miss Elizabeth rioodnlii, Miss Helen I j J9 astically received, sho read personal i presence lit the mnulage leceptlnn or lightful. There Is to ho dancing aft- llnrviu "llnrrnv. llr mill Mm IV Wn. Downing. Miss 'Iiescoti, Miss I. llllo letters fiom Roosovcll, Klnley their dauglitci lUliel Kul.inanu and & erward and nearly all tho tables liavo h 'lerhoiise. Or. and Mis Lnnghornc, Miss Alexundrlno Kltrh, Miss wmuiev Marsh Secretary of the Interior Mr. James 1'ollv Mason, Miss Hani-son- . Mi (ia)hud I'ail.e Wlleux on ), Lcen already engaged, the monibciH I)r. nud Mrs Junius Jtidd, Ur. Clins Marthcn.i 111. Garfield, Chief l'orcster Mr. Gif-- Miss Alice Shtipnrd, Miss .Margar- the or Muieh, nineteen taking this opportunity of Inviting ' ,'einpei, Consul Italpli ldth ,ford I'lnchot, and Honorahlo V. H. and Iliitish ft lends. 11101 n Mlelile, Miss Sheiidau, Miss hundied and nine, at half aftei eight J their What can ho Quite an or medUbs et Alice Newell, all 011 the same lines and b l'orstei. turn) Iloyd. o'clock l.llohuuti, Mime, delightful than tho hi mil ot the Couu-ti- y Dr. Arniltugo Kauai. urging America to awako to the pres- 'and. entci tallied Club 011 a moonlight night? guests nt another table, among whom ( ervation of its forests nnd partlcu-hul- y I.a Trance loses In all theli delicate Mr nud Mrs Praucis llatcheUlei or wnpn Mli.a 11.1V dtlmlH titpannt Uiirn nppi ovlng the Woman's Con- beauty derorateil the table nl the dlu Itoston wbn inn cin utu nt lint At. Season Ginghams Mr. Hcur) V Isenbeig, of the Hutch- David Anderson, Mr lohn Me- - gress in all Its brunches. There wcro y.lr. tier given by Mr. ami Mis C M Wat nuclei Voting, sailed for the Vidc-iim- inson Co m Hawaii, nml mnnv tttihitn - local addresses by Governor I'renr, I'lutitatlon pan), Klimnn. " other sou, im Tueudu) night Ho.hu place cm .. Tnesdii). They weie Induced io FANCY, BORDERED, was a passenger lu tho Ten)o Mum, ' lt.,1.ta 1, .. uun., ....It,. ....In ...... PIAIN, and Judge Dole, exGovoinor Ci.iter, tho lifSiil.,. It ignite Kum .i;in" ennls and menus or d satin visit Hawaii b a lecttllo whlcl. thev via tho Oilent and Siberia, for Ger- llovvcrs every Itt ltov. Illshop Hestnrlek, tho Ilev. tho at table and 'bo lurtliur iimbclllslied the peifoctly up. utlemled In Iiohtou, given by Ml. lliu- - many. He Is a brother or Mrs. Curl ''Minded lights making u pietty Doremus Scudder, and Mr. llosmer. ver) pointed table, nml tho guests included ton Ilulnies good piomotlnn wo. It Woltcrs and whllo In Honolulu 11 was scholarly emu was - effect. Atter dlnnei theio was music Captain and Mrs. Pulls, Mr nml Mrs The laut nddic&s a guest i lOc and to the point. Atter the meeting at the Moaua hotel nml mnn plajeil games or raids I pwtiin lluiin, Mi. and Mis Uldley An uttinctlve and luteiestlni; liiuch Mis. Knudscn eniolled fifty membeis After so successful an attempt, tho AmoiiK the guests who came lu nftm eon was given on Tluuril'iv bj il-- s .1 A fine Mr and Mis. Chmlos 1J. Wells have) should open its poituls uftonir diiimii for bridge woro Dr. and Mrs. 1' ConUe, assortment of CASH'S W4SH BRAIDS to trim and a committee will ho appointed by 'Club who bus bum civ lug a ti rles tho honor or announcing tho 111.11 ilago way ,1161 in which practical work will bo In this boelil Haiviy Mm i ,i und Mr. Ralph I'or or this I'onn of 1'iileit ilnnieut (im them or iliiuglitor to W. with. undertaken. An extract from her their Uiuiii Mi. II. ttci genus long slemmc d roses decorated II, Kovvler on Wednesday seven- speech Is as follavvsi'Tiom tho depth.) tho Miss Roosevelt Threatened. the table, and mimic ami while violet teenth or rebiuary, onu thousand liluo WnrlilllL'ton Pell 2i Mlvu rtlwil An elabcuato given cm .... . "& or the darkest coal mlno to the Ioni- .' liiini wnH .,jp,ib "ill; iiioiiiiiu'....! Hiieni bundled 'nnd nine, nt Ilcthleheni, l'enn-s)lvanl- pi'ltoosovclt, who has Just made het Tuenlay In Mrs. Charles Lucas at Attci luncheon imzzlo nlctiirei weio cs t bight of the brilliant snow-cappe- d nlie.nl Is icpoited to bo on the "Mil," liei Diamond Head villa. In puFcnled ami the one who wotktd the mountains, fiom the tiniest FJjergo or engagement, gos or 1 lu an ami tho lionoi Mis. Zlnlu and Miss linden difficult iiinbleni lh.it the stieam tho forest to the mouth of Tea-tim- e on boa id the transport bins mo lnisy wondering whether she A large was I the greatest river, comes a voice to tent I'ccurateil like a garden prize. Thorn a general scramble New Shirt Waists Thonius jestenkiy wns cjulte 11 gay e pililltirr ' .. r,,n will imutnnrlf,- lint fmir vonm u.un tl.n.,,,-- r,lil.ntl. ...In, 111, !..,.. .,,nuU lelgncd nt those who have cars to con- A ,.. .M'JVIIIII. ...H,, lui;,,, but silence last und Mis hear period, the officers entertaining many tho Uiatico becoming win-nc- fifiin ol a While tho round table it which tho guests Griffiths waB declined the prUe ceive tho vast Iches which aio with- of theli rah fi lends, nnd tho baud i 'JHoueo bride 'wore seated This wns most be iiilirul. hiving worked out hei piiz'e lu Long sleeves, some with the new colored EMBROIDERY in (lie earth, preserve tho foicsta; plii) Ing Its most brilliant nlis, , Tho luck) man, according to icport tho masses or pn'npiiln exceeding!) v m vinos almost an blunt time of eontiol the livers, bo that In all time it it dlpiomilic circles, Is William l'hll- - hldliig wo cl'olssonmie was given and Cafjn the tahlo. mtiriicillv wlto her amidst the LINGERIE EFFECTS. to como ou, tho people of this great Dr Harvey Murray expects to have IltllR. Till ,1 ARClulnilt KlPlftlnrV llutt llAll.nl.. 1,1a ..f . I.. congiatiilallons lt general It wis ureal Nation, can sing: 'I wilt lift up mlno his new olllri'B completed h) Iho 20th It Is said that riillllns Is ileclil- - LiirmilloiiH und tlm mlnuisn umo di 'Stale lets. lun and n elded change finni the o)cs to tho hills whence cometh my of March Dr. Victor Collins will ou. lilt Iictrlll1. I'llltlt lirKIl I lui ttnfitlllu trliiiti mil 1i inii.et i.ii.l li,. .1 1. ,!..,. .... bildgu. omiilpiebcut The guests in stieugtli, 0 Lord, how smulfold uio cup) hair of the buildlui;.

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guest popular tures Is fin Inspiration and to watch one of the profoundest statements Ilateman, n charming woman, who Is. umbrella entwined with Jasmine vines ton has been a at the In corner cm Japanese I'loasanton Hotel, eiitcit lined 111" to Is ever made on the subject Tho In- a eitiM nt present of the Oalt's, found and each the earnest faces upturned hers light- stinct which makes you In America it paiilcularl) mi. She was enthusias- lamps glowing red In tho softly Japanese Consul for Hawaii at tea 4-- ii reelntlon of tho soul within. In placo education In tho foiegrouml of tic oer Alnihuii, and rouslrtircil it ed loom, with the J.iK'iilne vines ar- on Thursday. SOCIAL NOTES nil Its barefaced nakcdliefs. What )nur corporal Interests Is an Instinct Ido-ill- beautiful Mm. Iloreniiin. n tistically decorating ih-n- i A large power! Whr.t genius that woman extens-l- e of llowors occupied center that must command tho admiration cultured woman of vnrletl and basket the Mrs II. A ltolierton mid son Hai- has, to so reve.il herself! Miss Mar- JiiFt of plmeiards and of the win Id." travels has returned the tho table and the ry hac (iille lcciiveied from their ' gate! Noble of London nud Calcutta Island of Mnlnkut. wlieio hli j was en-le- t menus were dainty bits of a lvld iol-o- r. Illness They ore both domiciled at speaks thus the woman who Is now light-foote- bv always of President Toft Is n skillful nu I tnlned the Charles llartwells. The Mncfarlnnes tire at the Moana Hotel. mas a stop tiie i t!.er day, "I glad I to Mo- my vvt ii nin came In our midst: "Picture astonish- dancer. At the reception hi Id Among her many delightful experi- their best as host and hostess, and wlilrli liue made the no' itlu ni.t only because of our ment when I rind that this great In his honor by tho Capital City Club ences sho spolte of tl:e siuitlng of a their guests nro always ensured nn Lady Hov.ii-il- , v ho has boon 'stop- Li;nt month such a uuiiy ono. beautiful country but for the oppor- western city haH nlt Iff Kbetieier of Atlanta, Georgia, Mr. Tnft danced native quintet, the harmony of hoiiikIx enjoyable evening. Among those prcs dl3-ilp- lc ping ut tbo j everybody seems glnil of tunity It has n fiord wl mo of meeting Cooko" (who, by the way, Is n until the Inst measure was completed, being very plcpslng nud umnsit.il. cnt were Mrs. Dunning, Mr. and Mis. Minna lor several miiiitlu. Is spi tiding tho v.eek at tho Vulcan i t'hnnca to rent, read, nml such nn vxrcptionnblc woman ns of Itusliln, preaching the doc- nud had his special train held for niMm lllshop. Justice nml Mrs. Sid- o lluuso. ! think. Miss Ix)Cko"g lecturer Miss Locke. Hart, idle becn.-tb- only trines of culture und art In London), nearly two liouitt ihnt li'o might nut Mr. nml Mrs. Harry M.irfnrlanu ney llullou, Mr. nml Mrs. IMwaril nro lieliiR well uttended by a lingo lucenthe to my coming hero I should In the person of Miss Josephine. miss nuy of tho pleasures of tho bril- cae a delight fui dinner In the pri- Tcnncy, Mr. and Mrs. Krcil. Macfar-lan- g, number of niiircclntlve women, Who have been repaid." Strong words In- Locke. Miss Locke explains that a liant occasion, vate dining-roo- of the Seaside Ho- Mr. A. L. C. Atkinson, mid Mr. Mrs. Fergus Alien may lslt llono-lul- u nro Rind of an opportunity to enlaipo deed f i oni such n source but how main motive of tho teaching Is to tel on Thursday evening In honor of (leoigo Palrchlld. this spring. Mrs. Allen was ono their sphere of thought nsn cul- well deserved I Sho Is vouilcrful. restore the life of nature to the Tea nt floiornor Clegborn's Is al- Mrs. Ilraton of Oakland. California. of the most iwipular society girls In tivated nnri 'traveled woman 8ald the wonderful! To go to one of her lec dwellers of tho city. This Is surely ways a pleasant experience, and Mrs. Over the tnblo hung n largo Japanese Mrs. Cooke, who with her joung Honolulu.

H4HttvMM&tHtoXlk i!1t4i0,)fgi0t0Ui0i0l1wVht . X Mayflower Mayflower

i A Clergyman's Opinion

IME WAS when men were ashamed to admit that they owned an interest in a mining proposition. Thev bought mining stock on the sly and kept it dark from their friends T" nn.l families because they regarded their investment as a pur speculation, a bet and a gamble, and a long chance. But times have dunged in recent years, and so has mining. The mining business has advanced just the same as has the sugar business. Men of national importance, identified with banking, insurance, railroads and the lead, ing industrials are now interesting themselves in mining because mining has been reduced by modern methods, a knowledge of geology, and the expert ness of modern engineers to b science and a sure thing. Mining is today a very important and basio business and it's a good deal safer than most businesses according to the tale of tell-tal- e statistics. Also it is one of the cleanest business under the sun. A Methodist minister was recently reproached by one of his flock for identifying himself vith a g proposition, and this was his retort, in substance, in an open letter published in his locil broadsheet: "Conscientious scruples AGAINST buyin? stock in a gold mine? I have no such scruples. I purchas:d my stock as a matter of principle. The Sermon on the Mount and the "ten ccmmsnlir.ents don't corae into the matter and theology needn't. .The fact is, I admire a miner's wealth. It is clean. There is no blood or orphans' or widows' tears on it. It "is acquired a from the scheming and competition that characterizes ordinary ventures, where the success of one man so often means the disaster and downfall of some "other man. cr, perhaps, a number of men. Nobody pinched: nobody has been wronsed. The miner who digs a fortune out of the ground has the satisfaction that he "hasn't tobVel a soul, even though hs becomes a hundrea limes a millionaire. As I look at the matter, there are few producers of wealth. The many live on the few. The only man "comuaralic with the miner is th? farmer. He gets what he has direct from nature, but he produces perishable wealth. While he meets a want, his contribution to the world's "veilth therefore is not a permanent one like the miner's. The gold miner is today the king wealth producer of the country, and I honor him above all others. It is no dishonor; it "needs no arolosy to emulate his eximplc or assist him in his efforts. That is the whole question in a nutshell." And vl'o shall say that this clergyman wasn't right, be his critic a Methodist, an Episcopalian, a Catholic, or a Chinese Confucian? f.rt from being the cleanest business, mining is one of the best and safest and soundest and most conservative businesses under the sun PROVIDED you get into the right mine with the right people. The "NAYFLOWER" Mine h a proven gold mine, and certified as such by the U. S. Government, th; Nevada County Promotion Committee who are on the spot, ond by several, Honolulu gentlemen who have betn on the spot, and It is in the hands of honest and honorable men. Its guiding spirit is an American who located and developed by his penius one of the greatest mines that exist in Canada the "Sultana" a man who was honored on his last visit to Europe by being elected a Fellow of the Royal Geographical So- ciety of England, and that honor is not conferred promiscuously on Tom, Dick, Harry, or your uncle Annie. Enough said. BUY MAYFLOWER S TOOK. BUY IT NOW!

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8 EVENING RULLKTIN, HONOLULU, T. II., SATUUDAY, MARCH 6, 1909.

BIBLE ON WHICH BECKWITH FUNERAL

OATH IS TAKEN ATJAKAWAO

i Inaugural Bojk Is His- Many Friends Gather torical Volume r To Pay Last Of Nation A Tribute Bargains 1 Weekof I I 1 II o n) Wntl.lngtiin, 1). C, Feb. U Tlul (Special to the u (lie Incoming Prefldcnt always take WAIMJKU, Maul, March fi. Tho the until o( ofllce on u IUbtc nni III it funeral of Itcv. Bdward Q. Ileckwlth, thu Chief Justice of the United States , pastor emeritus of tho Mnkawao administer the oath Is generally Union Church, wan. held from tho knimn, lint whore the llllilo comes Honolulu's Largest Store church on Thursday nfternoon. At ' from It. a fact concernlnit which thu Dr. Ileckwlth died tho night hnforo public knows tniicli lens. The one who at tho I'ala lloipltal of liKlanimntlon la nlile to give more Information on of the Iiowcln. Word of his death had thin subject than liny other In .lumen heen widely circulated over Mnul, II. McKenney, Clerk of the Supreme nnd In splto of disagreeable, weather Court, who Is the man who always has and heavy roadu the church was the sacred book at the right plar lit Special Inducement to'shopinAlakea Street. These nearly full of those who loved and Hie right time, mi'l In whoso bund, on (yii&r on Monday, honored Maul's senior pastor. htrnnge to nay, It always ko opens that Big Specials will be March 8th,' The services nt hoth church nnd t ho auguit personage nho la nbout to WEEKif not all srnvo were idinpto hut vory Impres- pledge hla fidelity to the Constitution and the ENTIRE sold sive. Tho floral tributes wero beau and the best lutereata of the people tiful. or the United State, find Ills palm At tho church, Itcv. Theodoro A. renting upon some passage which Ik Waltrlp of Kahulul offered tho open- nn augury of good for nil concerned. ing prayer, Ilev. M. 0. Santos nnd - ' In The purchase of the boo'- one of Be Hcv. K. II. read tho Scripture. Time Turner the "pcrcpilHltoB" of the clerk. VICTORIA LAWNS The Seminary girls sang beautifully. re- YARDS PRINTED CALICO $1.00 50 PIECE "No," mi M Mr. McKcnucj In 25 Tho only hymn by tho congregation sponse to n question; "no, wo do not 1G YARDS PLAIN CHAMBRAYS ?1.00 NEW FLANNELETTES 12 YARDS 1.00 was Dr. Ilccltwlth's favorite, "How line our century-ol- lllblc for tho f Mrm a Foundation." Itcv. Edwnrd swearing In of but It of- YARDS GINGHAMS YARDS President, SHIRTING PERCALES 12 ?1.00 12 ?1.00 11. Turner, tho pastor of tha church, ten happens that the Clerk supplies u QUALITY offered prayer and said n few words now hook for occaslnu. la the NEW FLORAL WASH LAWNS 12 YARDS $1.00 20c WHITE CHECK SWISS . . .' 10 YARD the It of tribute, nnd then Introduced Ilev. Intention that the man who takes tho WHITE-STRIPE- MUSLINS YARD TABLE DAMASK YARD II. Dodge, Wnlluku Un- of office should tho volume 122 25 Rowland tho oath have spoko Dr. trail-iplrc- s ion Church pastor, who of as a keepsake, and It generally READY-MAD- E COTTON $1.00 SHEETS 65 $1.00 BLANKETS FOR G5 nnd of his that his family. If not himself, Ileckwlth's beautiful life, teacher set much store by It. Not always, 25c PILLOW SLIPS FOR 10 15c INDIA LINON AT 10 wonderful Inftucnco both as people of tho however, nor even In n majority of and pastor upon the SHRUNK INDIAN HEAD 10 $2.00 BRO. TURKISH TOWELS FOR DOZEN Maul cases, arc wp called upon to supply a ?1.25 whole Territory. Ho said all pcdfile looked upon Dr. Ileckwlth ns new book, for It frequently happeiiK TURKEY-RE- DAMASK COVERS at 85 95J AND ?1.10 $1.50 BRO. TURKISH TOWELS FOR DOZEN that the President or some member $1.00 a saint, and most of tho people pres- of his family Is the owner of wimo RED AND BLUB CHECK GLASS CLOTH 12 YARDS ?1.00 $1.75 WHITE TURKISH TOWELS FOR . .". ?1.15 DOZEN ent thought of him ns father. Tho treasured Miluinu of the Scriptures, service closed by the choir-hym- NAPKINS D02EN $2.25 WHITE TURKISH TOWELS FOR DOZEN which It is desired thnt he should use LINEN TABLE 75i $1.35 "Peace, Pcrfccl Peace," prayer by upon Mr, Fukudn, tho Japancso ovnn-gclls- t, this sacted and Important occa- FRILLED OARTER ELASTIC 10 YARD $2.75 WHITE TURKISH TOWELS FOR '. , . DOZEN J. sion. $1.75 nnd boncdlctlon by Itcv. Thco. "This was the case when Mr. Cleve- PACKETS OF 100 HAIRPINS 'FOR 5 $3.50 WHITE TURKISH TOWELS FOR $2.50 DOZEN A. Waltrlp. land was Inaugurated, lie wns the i At tho grave niBny friends from owner of u small Wide, not longei PEARL SHIRT BUTTONS 5 DJ3ZEN $4.00 WHITE TURKISH TOWELS FOR $3.00 DOZEN Mnkawao wero present. Tho services than your hand, and which apparently DOZEN HOOKS AND EYES FOR 15 JWSAMPLE WAISTS HALF PRICE. wero brief, consisting of a hymn, had seen much usage. Ills mother had 12 Scriptural reading by Mr. Turner, presented It to him when he was a 2flc TOOTH BRUSHES FOU ; 15 MTGREAT CUT IN ALL RIBBONS. prayer by Mr, Dodge, nnd benedic- boy, nnd he had treasured It cut tion by Mr. Santos. since. When ho was consulted about LINEN THREAD, ALL COLORS. AT 5 SPOOL ODD LINES GIRLS' HOSE ..., 10 PAIR taking Ihe oath, when first Inaugu MEN'S PAJAMAS, BIO VALUE. BOYS' KNEE PANTS , 25 rated as President, he stated thnt ho KAIMUKi RESERVOIR desired his mother's present should MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS 05 75 00 WHITE AND BLACK SILK GLOVES 75 ho used for this purpose. When the oath was administered to him at tho ROAD A beginning of his second administra- AND BELT tion, tho same volume, which on this occasion had been hunted nut by Mrs. w Cleveland, was ugaln brought forward and presented as the one upon which Special Next Week improvers Have Bills her husband should Vinke his pledges "Quite In contrast with this llttK Before Legislature volume was the ono used In admin- 1 istering tho oath to Mr McKlnley. Case Ladies' Gauze Lisle For Action 1 ho negro bishops Joined together nnd - - 50c, presented to Mr. McKlnley ono of the - 3 prs Hose, . At tho regular monthly meeting of biggest books I have over seen. II was nn extraordinary largo family tho members of the Wnlalao, Kiilmukl Club, held lllblc, bound In heavy morocco, trim- and Palolo Improvement night tho homo of A F. Cooko, med In gold and stored In a much or- last at Every "Item Ezaotly as Represented. No Exaggeration when we say two very Interesting reports sub- namented box. I remember very well wcie Hoth samo sub- that I was quite fagged out from car- mitted. trenteil the ject Roads, and rying It to the Senate chamber and .matter. Tho Transit Supply Committee spared from that chamber to tho platform In Water has no In Kiilmukl fiont of thu Capitol. After tho Illblo efforts behulf of the reservoir and the Palolo bolt road mut- had been used for this purpoao I turn- do You overy can ters, working up detail for tho It not- better at ed over to the President, but, Legis- withstanding ho had already received LcglslatUo committee nnd tho Committee, not fulled to It, tho donors uftcrwards called ut thu lative has Whltn llouso and presented It with make use of nil facts and figure, that good In de- formal speeches, to which Mr. McKIti will come In to advantago ley made appropriate reply. fending thcfco measures whllu bufoiu U' tho Legislature. "President Roosevelt was sworn In It was roported that u bill for tho on u Hlblo which had been used for new reservoir had been Introduced In the samo purposo whoti he was limn KERR'S tho Houso by Representative Douthitt gurated New Governor of York. Wo and that Is to be taken up with had bought n Inaugura-- . sain" Illblo for his tho general appropriation bill. tlon when wo received word from Mrs. A draft of tho Palolo belt ro.ul meas-- u RoomvcR that tho preferred tho use ro was submitted and approved and (if ac- their own volume, nnd It was Legislative Committee Instructed cordingly tho. substituted. to ask Its Introduction through fik'nils "Wo have, on Mblu, V. still hand the In tho Legislature. bought people-wil- l for that occasion, but wo shall pretty. Mlsa Jean Center has u lovely thu Opera House. Tho little boll, Superintendent of Public Works, Another vciy Important matter not It ap- WHAT WAILUKU WANTS use for Mr. Taft, Unless ho volco and her wngs were much occupy tho two upper boxes. The and C. R. Hemenwny, Attorney Gen- on was tho progress of tho Club wo gel liirnlshes it book himself will plauded. Miss Sprlnks rccehed nil cu High tjcbool students have been doing eral ot the Territory, who now bnvo llouso Committee. Plans for sultnblD n iiuw ono and will keep tho Roose core, M Immense was her success. Her somu excellent work and tho audience. Tho following letter has been sent the charge of Jthe wator controvcisy meeting houso wero being drawn up vclt Illblo on hand emergencies, SOCIAL NOTES pro- Is u for character sketches am finished sure of treat. members of the Maul delegation by In c'jestlon." and would bo reidy for consideration such for Instance, as occurred when ductions. Mr, .Waterman's fine voice the Wulluku Improvement Associa- with estimates for the next regular lit Arthur took onlli of office In this city. was heard to advantage. A dance fol- Lady Howard Is expected from the Margaret Illlngton wife of Daniel meeting. He had In been sworn Now York, but lowed on the maknl lanai, In which Volcano today, and she will sail for tion: Frohmnn tells story of shuttered life Tho secretary reported ten applica- It was suddenly decided It would meeting Wal-luk- u thnt everybody joined. Tho Inauguration Japan In time for the Emperor's gar- "At a regular of tho Ideals from hospital cot. tion, which wero duly approved und bu to again energy safer ndmlnlstcr tho oath Through thu pralboworthy of thei'o entertainments for the ben- den party. Improvement Association held Interlocutory decree of divorce applicants admitted to membership. In Washington. Accordingly Moanu Chief of tho social manager of the efit of tho guests at tho hotel Is decid- In the Wniluku court houso Thursday granted William II, Talbot Is made Tho Treasurer reported u balance, of .liistlce Walto and twenty Mrs. Elizabeth about other and Young hotels, edly appreciated, and thu others which Mr. Andrew Adams has Just iceolvcd evening, March 4th, 1909, at 7:30 final. $210 In tho band and thu otherwise people of prominence wero called very Church, a muslcalo was held ut the aru to follow, nre awaited expectantly. word thnt hlo. sister Is very 111 In o'clock, tho undersigned wero In- very R. Schwcrln of Pacific Mall healthy condition of tho club. suddenly together In the Alexander Young ou Monday evening Massachusetts. structed by said Association to write P. steamship company threatens repri- Tho attendance wns u lurgo one and room ut tho Capitol, I had to was to with great pleas- Wyku-h- a which listened Miss Nora Swanzy, who Is at to the Mnul delegation 'now In the! tho usual cilsp mid buslness-llk- a man- send uptown for n book, and had but by from the dif sals against Panama railroad In case ure a largo niidlenco n i Rise, Washington, Connecticut, u Postal cards havo been iccolcd Legislature of the Territory' of Ha ner of transacting affairs prevailed. n few In which to towns folk. favors. nreVgranted to Independent minutes execute tho ferent hotels as well as tho famous school for girls. Is editor In Irom Paymaster Ilrooko, stamped waii urging upon thcm(the necessity i rommlsrlou I succeeded, I line projected by San Francisco ship- i however, In Tho program was as follows: chief of tho Wykeham Chronicle, a "Gibraltar." of taking Immediate steps necessary Danger from declared past gutting tho book time, ' pers. rats Jn for the cere- 1. Songs Mr. .Honry Clark. bright little sheet devotci1 to school to ascertain tho status ot tho water and Sun Francisco citizens health mony and was ono of tho fuw present Margaret nnd. Tenor Durgstaller sails tor Europe 2. Sword dance Misses Interests. Miss Swanzy not only took MUs Margaret Sceloy's gems woio controversy between tho Wnlluku Su- committee complotcs business. when Mr. Garfield's successor wa.s Center, ' Night's with wife of rich Hobokcnlte. Helen part In tho play "Midsummer sullen during dance hour. gar Company the Territory Receiver appointed tor the StnnU-lau- s Initiated Into his high omco. 3. Kaal'B ukulclo duettos Hawaiian.. Rich Kansas City merchant, his ' Dream," but wrote a dramatic sketch Lucky gambler in Reno Invites a now pending before the courts! of the electric power company preli- "Wo now make It a point to havo 4. Songs Miss Jea.ii Conter. ,. I called pass In Night," wife, and son foil daring bomb plot, "Ships that tho crowd of 000 p'orsonB to enjoy Territory, and If need be to hasten minary to Bale to the United Rail- nn avallnblo honk on hand lit all times, selections-M- r. Cuscerus. ., r 'House moves 5. Piano thRtxposscsses real literary merit. squaro meals, the final settlement ofsajd water con, Iarw of San Francisco ways company. and will probably keep tho Roosevelt Dixie," buck and Wing dance--. Into home and throngs Inspect Investment C.y Twenty-tw- o Chinese smuggled on troversy so that tho Injunction may new' Philippine constabulary IJIblo for that purpose." Miss Helen Ccntc. display, band Cards have been received as fol- train from Louisiana to San Luis be decided In order that the elaborate 7. Monologno nnd recitations Miss fsldcnts makes hit lu San Francisco concert. lows: "Mrs. Margaret Roth an- Obispo. of both Wnlluku and Kahulul, who San Francisco sells 5,400.000 United States Supreme Court of- Sprlnks. , Spring Valley president sends long nounces tho marriage of her daughter L. to worth ot bonds for 6, 005,820, nnd flrniB decision Imposing big on L. Hill chosen edit Stanford are not getting water now, and will statement to San Francisco super- penalty 9. Rose Dance Tho Misses Center. Dulcsen-ber- g Marlon to Mr. Edward O. 1911 Quad. long as Injunction Is pend- $1,000,000 month will be received 0. Now York Central for rebating. 9. Songs Mr. Clarence Waterman. Ac nofas the visors, saying plant is worth on Friday, December the twenty-fi- San graft defendants make may tem- during payments. Industries of Mexico practically con- companist, Miss Ada Rhodes. Mateo ing, obtain water. This fth, nineteen hundred and eight, pleas Judge Doollng overrides great trolled by foreign capital. 10. Songs and porary Injunction la working a Father of Walter H, Graves, Oak- Private Interests organize fight Mr. Clark. Honolulu." rjulhblcs. Ilov, Dr. Cyrus Townsend Ilrady Mr, Henry Clark Is a pupil of Mr. hardship upon this community, nnd land educator who was hurt by thugs against stato grant ot Lnko Meirltt flays Delphln M. Detains and Ihe "un- Hugo lienor. Mr. Herscr, through his Hobo wins In Marathon race It the members ot the Maul delega- here, scores police and hospital au- park ip city of Oakland, written law." training, has brought out his olce to Rev. Charles Dole and Mrs. Dole, against policeman In limit of town tion can do something that will give thorities of this city, Prof, Samuel 11. Christy madn In Colorado compromises on direct great perfection, and wo nre fortunate cousins of tho Judge, from Doston, San Rafael. us Immediate relief, your efforts In Alameda county supervisors agree member ot council ot Institute, of primary measure. Indeed to havo such n musical Instruct- are guests at the Emma street resi- Mrs, William K. Vnnderbllt smokes our behalf will be greatly appreciat- not to oppose annexation of water Mining, Loudon. cigarettes dis- King Alfonso witnesses' aeroplane or. Mr. Cesneros played with great dence of tho Doles, on llnor's deck nnd ed by this community. front lands by city of Oakland. Guardian ot Charles II. Lux flights by Wright brothers nnd en- expression, nnd tho clever Center girls cusses plnns between whllffs. "Kindly see that this matter Is Captain J. II. Roberts, upper Sac- charges Incompetent's sisters with tertains them at luncheon. brought donn the house by their grace- Tho Lilliputians will lie the guestt Senator Carmack'H widow breaks biotight before the Legislature and ramento river steamboat magnate, embezzlement. Unusually largo dancing! Iho.v of McKlnley High dnwv cm nt of brought number of Stan- ful n ike hoho Dance the School students witness stand trial also before the attention of dies leaving estnte of more thnn mil- M. Warden, n rnniper, Is burned (o ford students eligible to tnUo degrees. wero dresi-e- bh roses nud looked tcry this ot ruing at I lid pln.i to he gieu In husband's murderers. both tho Honorable Marston Camp- - lion. dentil near Marysvllle.

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" EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, MARCH G, 190JT. 0 The Best Bicycle ever offered for $25.00 Tansan Cup To Corporation Notices Baseball Racing Be Played ELECTION OF OFFICERS Castle & Cooke, Limited Boxing Bowling Sunday At the nnnunl meeting of tho sharc- - ti, T,n.,n -- I,,, will t, nlmn.1 fm mowers oi uasuc iookc i.innicu, Boating S PO RT Rowing tomorrw afternoon at Halclwa. A tielrt In Honolulu on Thursday, largo number of golfers havo decided (March 4, J909. the following officers to go out to tho popular links and kcc-- i vre elected to servo for the cnsulwr Interest Is being shown In the conipe-- Jear. tltlon. George P. Castle President Hnk-lw- links are reported to be In IE. D. Tcnncy 1st Vice President Aala g'io.1 Kissel Motor Baseball excellent condition, nnd somo W. A. Bowcn. . . .2d Vice President PROGRAM ' score cards should bo handed In nt tin- - X. II. Pctrie Secretary Makes Good close of thu dn)'s play. Austin White (;, H. Atherton Treasurer Secretaries or author- - Promises other and William Simpson will play tomor L. lied representatives ot clubs T. Peck Auditor Run t Well row but neither of them can count u The above named officers al-- con are asked to In a of send list. win oven If they are tlctorlous. Tho stitute the Hoard of Directors for the I Oarage yes- events, by was In tho Associated schedulod them, that The public will bo treated 'with of the cup nre Unit It must caluu period. may conditions terday admiring the graceful lines they be Included in the two fust gutnes of baseball nt the be won three times on different links, t. ii l'irriiin. program. 'Address alt commu- - , ot the new genus of the Kissel Knr Aula diamond tomorrow afternoon; and both the boforenamed Ida) era Seni-t.ir)- Castle k Cooke, Ltd. nicatlons to the Sporting IM1- - Is con- at least this what nil those havo already won im tho Haleiwu Honolulu, March !",, limit which had just arrived, the seven K V e n I n g 11 1 1 e 1 1 n . tor, u nected with the Cupid League expert, course. Howeter, If Simpson or 42G1-I- passenger touring Harry 1909 Model Tropic car. when as four of the best teams are sched- Whlto turn In thu best curd, they will Murray ennio up and asked mo what Wrestling uled to play. In the first game, the be consoled with u case of Tnnsan ELECTION OF OFFICERS I thought of It. I told him that It Aalas nre to play the White Socks, and tanked us runner up In tomorrow's Mar. C: KobcrtB vs. Jorncll. Chi- was a beautiful cur, but tha Kissel and In the second contest the competition. Waialua Agricultural Company, Ltd. nese Athletic Club will meet the - snare-holders L 0. Hall & Son, Ltd. Kar was a but this could ai me annual meeting oi tin- PLAY IS Fistic. Reach nine. McAFlDLE'S of the WAIALIW AOIHCI'L-Tl'ltA- L high grades UNIQUC not tacklo the around Kveryone Is anxlouS to know whe THOUGHT COMPANY, LIMITHD, held these Islands It was too heavy. Mar. 13: Sullltun vs. Peter- - ther the Aulas will bo able to scud In Honolulu on Friday. IVbrilary "That car will climb nuy hill sou. Samuel dl lloppo'a bunch of white The following Items concerning 2Cth. 1900, the following Dliectors n round here," said he. "I'm from stockings down to defeat. These two members of the r team will were elected o scr foi the ensu- 1. with Intel oat by Honolulu folk: Missouri," said "Get In," said he, Marathon teams urn considered to be the best ing )i-a- I up League- - Uvcry member of the r toim and did. He wound the monster In the Cupid nud as surh E. D. Tcnncy, C. M. Cooke. T. H. Veterinary Surgeon Pottie has und I climbed into the forecastle. Mar. 14: Halclwa Hace. they nre expected to put up a alee wns enthusiastic In praise if Roy pin) Inn nt shortstop, tht Pctrie, C. II. Atherton. W. L. Hopper, Wo wormed our way out of the gar- game. Sam lloppo's team will be J. A. McCanlless, J. D. Mclncrny, age, up to llcretanlu street, where we Oolf short of the services of Correu and the Seals', third sacktr filled all through 'the trip. nnd ct a subsequent meeting ot tho picked up five more passengers to nil Kcaloha, both of these players being said Directors, held on same taken an office the corner of "Hu played better In shott fit Id thu dale. at the car. I wanted heavyweights but Mar. 21: Medal. in the Class One kind, und their ab the following he did third," wus one of tho Officers were appointed they Were scarce, and we had to put sence will mean n good deal to tho than at the comments, "and when think of the to serve for tho ensuing )car. up with average mortals. We sped Field Sports White Socks. )ou way he pln)ed around thll I liu- - lint E. D. Tenney President Hotel Union up to the top of Huckfeld on Thu second game looks somewhat and streets, where he btreet year, his work was nolhlim blunt of 0. M. Cooke Vice President high gear greatest ease; Mar. 20:; All Schools. Igood Hilly , with the of for Marshall's nine. It marvelous." T. H. Petrie Secretary then made a detour to lleretanla has lately out most ot turned that Must of tho boys Weill out to the C. H. Atherton Treasurer again. the causes of the of drag-- can be consulted on all matters Social defeats thu park to ciuit with Danny Uuig ur.i, ill T. Rich. Robinson Auditor "Try Kaplolanl street now," I said. onlets ni' due to plllklas in their told the local manager of McAtdle'1 T. II imituii:, Mar. 20: Anla A. C. I He did and had no more difficulty Inner circles. It appears that some playing nt short. Dan heard so iiin Secivlniy Walaltm Agrrtl. Co, Ltd. than on Huckfeld. We went up eas of the players aro not on friendly glowing ho Honolulu, lVurunry 27, 1U0U. -- -- reKirts that has practical relating to stock and where the ily without, changing gear? then terms one with the other nnd this ly decided to switch McArdle from hlr 4217-C- t sev- - I buck tollnckfeld street, where has cniued thu absence of some ot original position to Mini-ilorf- Miry o!oslv or else I'll 'lose Btimo of shortstop. erul passengers, looking down Its best players. It Is hoped Vun'-ou- after them In this lovely town." that the man ilinfted from ELECTION OF OFFICERS well-know- n the hill, climbed out, but n newspaper, this Internecine disagreement will may play Kawailcn Land Company, Pottie remedies can The .MoJytju sailed nt noon, tliu er, third or do utility voiic Limited man having no fear of the hereafter, come to an end sootw and this only did not know wus to At the annual meeting of tho share- preventing' the Wallabies from hav- Joe Cuitts hu I staid In and must say that the car! Chinese ageregatlon of liall-tosse- go to Vernon until thu team nrtl"t-- nt holders of the KAWAILOA LAND ing n fume of cricket I behaved beautifully. Keachlng Hot -- I tuny again be seen up win- COMPANY. LIMITED, held In Hono- - n k putting Honolulu. As soun as hu landel hero be obtained. Tel. 361. ctanln street, we turned towards ning ball, Marshall has telephoned lie Inttrtlewed Danny Long. II" ilonu lulu on Kildny, 2Gth, 190D. W'alklkl and at Kalakauu avenue ' I to tho press ngent of the Cupid n't like the Idea of going to the now the following Directors were elected Murray twisted a few levers and the i Cricket Match League that his full line-u- p will turn club and told Lung so. Curtis p. t up to seivi for the ensuing ear: cur Jumped Into n terrific pace: I I'out tomorrow, nnd this means a good quite a strong talk, and as u E. D. Tenney, T. H. Petrie, W. W. took out my watch to time the run, At Makiki game will be played as far as the may stay with the Gooiale. C. II. Atherton. J. R. Gait. but by the time I hud tho case open lltench bo)s nro concerned. "Curtis wants to stay with sail 'rod ut a Bubieinient meeting of tho AMUSEMENTS we v,erc at the Moana. To my recol- Today Tit,, lillttprlpa fnr Ihnlfwn tnnta Kranclsco nnd I may keep him,' said said Directum, held on tho tuinu dntc, lection e only touched about four are: Aulas s. White Socks. Comes Ixiug, "Although 1 promised i!og n the following Ofltcotu were appointed will-b- a ut tho high spots on the way. Wo came In There cricket match and l.uulng (Aulas) and Clark and I would let him hate Curtis I ci in serve for the sumo period: n little faster than we went out und Maklkl grounds this afternoon that llilto (White Socks); Ilcuch vs. C. hlni another man." v n Tinir Pr,Mnf Although fiom a ba.i Return of the "Little Big Favoritcj" The I give Mr. Murray great credit fbr is If enough players turn out to muko A. C, Marshall and Anderson surjeiing v w Goodale Vice President Hlldebrand believes hu will be in g i. I p-- not asking me If I had" an accident up two full teams. Otherwise theio (Reach) and Aupuu und Chi llul (C. j jj 'c Secretary . BhaiK! when the playing season opens. jr.' policy. The car did not seem a bit bu practice by the members to fit A. . , q Athcrto'n'.'.V.'.'.'.V.V.Trcasurer vl Hu scorns to l.lce- - Ideu of ,,, surprised at lift) record it had estab- thu ugalust the tho T A.,i themselves for matches change to Sacramento. iftM.n lished, but I wus, and It Murray the Drltlsh which are ex- A special from Taos, N. M sa)B T. II. purine, wants .to bet me It can climb the pected next week. that Albert Twining, the former bunk Secretary. Kuwnllo.i Land Co , Ltd, A portrait of (Sen James II. Lilliputians lla'gpole I . oen- - V'r. Honolulu, rcuiu.iry zi, l'.''j. at the Capitol, won't take Tho tfamo booming president of Anbury Park, N. J., I: or Cvlfag, was uiivulled 1247-C- Opera House week commencing March 8th: up. and Uiucii going on in tenced lu ears' imprlsonmeut'tor oi luna, at t him inlkift cricket all Des Mollies, lowu. was "The Belle of New York." Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday; : u u circles about tho warship matches next speculating with the bank's funds In The occasion tho annlvursaiy of upon "Florodora,' Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights and week, l'lay starts today at 2:15. mining properties In Taos county, has thu uttack ELECTION OF OFFICERS Saturday matinee. disappeared. Fort Donelson by the 2d regiment, The Waimen Sugar Mill Company Wallabies Are of which Uen, Wenter was n mem- sunrv-- Popular prices, 25c, 60c, and 75c; Matinees: Children, Additional Sports on Page 12 William T. Hall of At ine aunuui meeting oi me ber. of WALMKA SUQAU 25c; adults, 50c. Seats at Bergstrom's. llelolt. Wis,, Is dead. He was Bl years holders Tim In Love With William Jones, 10 of MILL COMPANY, I'resldent Roosevelt leplles to at old. At one time he had large lum )ears old, held In Honolulu sVHnMHBHHHHkaMBHBMBMMM Rio, Va., has, obtained an entire new on Thursday, February 25th, 1909, tacks on secret service und says ugt-tal- ber Interests In Wisconsin, Honolulu lower lip thiough u skin-grafti- followlng.Ofllccrs elected to against alleged "spy" system Coeds nt university rule on cam the were' AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. land-frau- operation at the University of Vir- for tho ensuing year: The Wallabies arrived this morn followed d convictions, pus for a day publish college papers, bono ginia hospital In Charlottesville, per- E. D. Tenney President ing on the Moana, eu route for Auss (iuardlan of Elizabeth Parker Has tngago (n athletic contests and give tings may ask Hrltlsh Government's annual colonial ball. formed by Dr. S. II. Watts. II. P. Faye Vice President tralla. Most of the team ure taking King Kminnnuel a Id In fight over estnte. Miss Carmen W nnd Her Victor visited tho T. H. Petrie Secretary us quick I'ov In of ARTTHEATER In the sights of the town in Thornton (Hide of San FrancUco bert I'cck drown at Ilolluus Hay. studio ltJine John Hlliott, the F. Klaran Treasurer lloston painter, to view Mr. order ns possible. The men nre all Is secretly married to Miss Margaret Mrs. Violet Keener forsakes u stage Klllottu W. E. Rowell Director Wrestling painting "Diana of the which Wonderful Motion Pictures bring- good sailors, and It Is woll they are, Sinclair. career to marry Carlton Wall, Tides." T. Richard Robinson Auditor Is to be Sunt to the new national The llrst four-name- d Officers, to- ing to view scenes from many lands because tho old Moana ran Into heavy museum Washington. gether with W. 1!. Howell, constitute and embracing Comedy and Pathos. hend winds and bucked about a lot at AT THE Hat poison was used, of the Iluaul ot Directors for thu saum Two changes each week. on tho trip down. Instead baking powder, lu cukes, pel lod. ORPHEUM THEATER The marsupials a lively lot and buckwheat 3 Monday aie cooked by Mrs. Stanislaus Sarnowlsld r. ii. Pimm:. and Thursday ON I cpt things going on bonrd ship. Al seaudStoddard-Daytonseal- In Newark, N. J. Surnowlskl Is dead Sccrelnry, The Wulniua Sugar Mill Rip Vui Winkle; The Spectre; In- SATURDAY, MARCH 0, 1000 tho Rugby players enjoyed every mln d Company. terrupted Romance; A Western Ro- ute of the tour and had the time ot und his wife went to tho hospital. Scuutors Flint uuil Perkins und Con- - Honolulu, February 27, 1909. mance 'in the d&vs of '49) ; Adven- lives. Mr. McMahon Is very SAILOR their groMsmnn Kndwlund say thoy 4217-G- t tures of Mr. Trouble; On Bad Terms ROBERTS pleased with the showing his men will light By the Hour or Trip to huve new ndllcr built nt Muro Is With the 'Janitor. i OF U. S. S. IROQUOIS made In England and also In Cult ulittt THE land navy yard. ELECTION OF OFFICERS fornla. Mr. McMahon states that . 'VS. Ulcerated tooth causes blood poison Kaala Land Company, Limited' --THE Ilugby has come to stay In CalJ fornla - Ing and death of Mrs. L. M. Chapman, At the annual meeting of tho share- h and that forjbeglnners nt tho ganm COM- - X WILLIAM J0RNELL G. C. wife of former mayor of Oakland. holders of the KAALA LAND Stanford put. up a great fight. "Once BECKLEY, Jr.. NY, L1M1TKD, A two dollar rnto Is In force on tho PA held In Honolulu, 1 OF RUSSIA they catch on to tho liner points of HAMM-YOUN- Gem Theater AT VON G GARAGE. PHONE 190, Onhu railway for tickets to Haleiwu on Friday. February 20, 1909, tho 1$ tho game, such ns heeling out In the n at 170 Pounds good up to Moudiy night following Directors were elected o "m out HOTEL STREET for the scrums and passing tho ball Fifty women narrowly miss dcalli servo for the ensuing year: Jl ntitftbli- - l.i tlmlf. atMinittf mpn tltnv Championship of the Hawaiian bids. when roof of building falls In Manhat- E. D. Tenney. T. H. Petrie, W. W. will be" good enough for anyone. They I N TWO BOXING tan, Ncv. Goodale, C. H. Atherton, J. R. Gait, Motion Pictures have the strength and flectness ot t m PRELIMINARIES. , Lieut. J. J. Molller, on Icnvo from und at a subsequent meeting of tho foot, but lack the necessary expert-- New-Yor- Mondays, Seats on Sale at Fitzpatrick's Cigar Monterey post, kills self In said Dliectors, held on the Bamo date, Changes Wednesdays and once In tho game, which U oniy OHIceiVj Fridays Store, cor. Fort and Hotel Sts. tho following were appointed entiled after vearu of active nlavlnir. Jury At- to servo same ADMISSION 10c. and 20c. Admission Stage Seats $1.50, Re- drawn for trial of District for the period: I look forward to international Great Sale torney Uullock Children 5c. served Seats $1.00, 75c and 50c. .0 Reduction of San Mateo county. E. D. Tenney President Gallery ,25c. mutches between the Stntes, Austra-l- v Former Oovcrnor Pardee knocks W. W. Goodale Vice President Ha, New Zealand, South Africa, and 4 . down man who ' cillod hlni liar. T. H. Petrie Secretary Englnnd with Once the 0F- - confidence. 4 Chicago minister resigns pulpit to C. H. Atherton : . .Treasurer Park Theater gar.io U taught on the school grounds, sell automobiles, T. Rich. Robinson Auditor Opera House there Is nothing to stop It going T. II. PBTRIU. ahead llko wlldllre." Thus spoko.4 Secretary, Kaala Land Co., Ltd. .McMahon, who, In his younger duys, Corporation Notices Honolulu, February 27, 1909. , SATURDAY MAR0H GTH, ' FORT ST. opp CONVENl'. NIGHT, was a star player with the famous ShirtsUnderwear 4247-C- t Club of Sydney. He 8:15 O'CLOCK Kandwlck ls' ELECTION OF OFFICERS LATEST MOTION PICTURES awiuuy pleased wuu mo way me ELECTION OF OFFICERS nnd Wallabies were treated in San Kian- - FOR ONE WEEK Wahiawa Water Company, Limited Kemoo Land Company, Limited. ILLUSTRATED SONGS clsco. "Tho California boys were At the annual meeting of the share- At the annual mooting nf thu shuic- - of moro like ourselves even our holders of tho WAHIAWA WATKIt holders of the ICK.MOO LAND COM Senior Class McKINLEY HIGH than MARCH Admission 10c and 15c Kngllsh, Irish, and Welch biotheis BEGINNING SATURDAY, 6th COMPANY, LIMITED, held lu Hono PANY, LIM1TT.D, held In Honolulu 5o SCHOOL present JOHN A. Children will by blood. They gavo us the time of 25 TO 50 REDUCTION ON ALL SHIRTS lulu on Friday, February 2G, 1909, on Frldn), 2C, 1909, tho following FRASER'S Farce Comedy our lives and it there Is any uluce in AND UNDERWEAR, tho Directors were elected following Dire. tins wore elected to the world that 1 would like to live to berve for the ensuing year: sorto fur tho ensuing year: OWL, In outsldo of my own birthplace It T"b'tMAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS. E. D. Tenney, W. W. Goodale, T, E. D. Tenney. W. W. Goodale. T. Is lu California. They ure a whlto C. M. Cooke. Byron H. Petrie. C. II, Atherton. R. A A A line of NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS, H. Petrie, 0. J. Gait. CJGAR lot of boys and we felt llku leaving larre Clark. land, ut u biiutfcriuciii meetiug ot tno EACH; goods worth 50 cents to home a Becoud time when wn tore and DRAWERS, at 35 end ut u subsequent meeting of tho bald Directors, held on tho eamo date, M. A. Gunst & Co. 75 cerium These goods are all new and clean. ' ANANIAS ourseltes away fiom Herkeley. The said Directors, held on tho same dato, the following Olllceis were appointed FORT AND KING STREETS. MODERN Stanford students nre as manly und, (he following Officer were appointed I to servo for tho samo pet lod: lovnhlo a buich of footballers ns tn serve for tho ensuing ycur: ( E. D. Tenney President EXCELLENT LAUNDRY WORK over I met, und I do hope to seo a E. D. Tenney President W. W. Goodale Vice President done by tha team from thera down In Australia W. W. Goodal Vice President T. H. Petrie Secretary FRENCH LAUNDRY before long, and I bet we will give Yee Chan & Co., T. H. Petrie... Secty. and Treasurer 0. II. Atherton Treasurer with their new FRENCH Box Plan opened at Bergstrom Mu- them u good time. J. L. Pvormann Auditor T. Rich. Robinson Auditor process. sic Company Monday morning, March "The match In Vancouver was a t. h. pivntiE, T. II. PUTIMIS, CORNER KING AND BETILEL STREETS. Secretary, Co., Ltd, Kemoo Co., t57 Brretania St. Phone 1401. 1, 1900. good one, too, and we were treated Wuhlawu Wator Recietary, Land Ltd. well there. Honolulu is u pencil ot u Honolulu, February 27, 1909, Honolulu, lVbiuary 27, 1909, J- 3- BULLETIN ADS PAY --qpQ ADMISSION 75o and $1. place and I'll have to watch my boys 4247-C- t 4247-C- t

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r Hi! I Mr. Arthur Stremel, of Stremel Bros. Mfg. CoJ, Minneapolis, says of the Kissel Kar:

0-- I KISSEL KAR ROADSTER MODEL Kissel Gentlemen: In reiponsc to your Inquiry as to how like Records' my Kltcel Kar, I will say that I am perfectly satisfied. I have used my ear all summer and have traveled about 4000 miles with very little expense and never got stalled on the road. country It always I have tried It In both hilly and sandy and Southern worked like a charm. I am uslnn, a runabout of another make, California much smaller which costs three times as much fsr repairs. Just Arrived from Factory Los Angeles to Daggett Distance 1G7 miles touring car Time 8hrs. lGmin.

Victorville to Los Angeles Distance 105 miles touring car Time 3hrs. 53min. Road leads over one mountain rangj.altitude 500 ft. then across desert 40 miles

Los Angeles to Bakcrsficld Distance 151 miles roadster, 4 passenger Time 5hrs. 43 mill. Read leads "Up San Fransquito Canyon; fording G7 streams, then across Cajon Mountain; altitude 0,- - KAR 0C0 feet. KSSR Los Angeles to Kcwhall Distance 29 miles roadster , G-- Time 47min. MODEL 9 Road leads over famous Newhnll Pass; Worst hill in Seven Passenger Touring Car California.

G--9 Los Amjeles to Santa Ana Distance 38 miles Specifications Models Tabasco . . . . Time Olmin. Fastest road record in California for the distance. Springs 3-- 4 elliptic. Body 5 or 7 passengers. Motor G cylinders, cast in pairs. Wheel base 130 inches. 3-- detachable Regular equipment 2 side lamps, Los Cylinders 4 3-- 4 x 4 4 Wheels quick Universal joints Spicer, oil and dust Angeles to San Juan Caprastrana Distance CO miles lamp, horn and complete set Transmission Selective type. rim. proof. tail Tabasco Time lhr. 30min. of tcols. Front axle I beam, heavy. Bcaringi Timkcn roller bearings Ignition Atwater-Ken- t generator Full equipment includes Rear axle Floating type, reinforced. throughout. Fantasoto'or Los and Bosh magneto. Mohair top, top Angeles to Occansidc Distance 100 miles Brakes Internal and external double Radiator Flat, tubular with fan. cover, glass front, posi- pas lamps gas Tabasco. . Time 3hrs, acting on rear hubs, 14 ins. diam. Lubricatfon Mechanical oiler Driving shaft With large bevel and tank, and robe rail. Frame Picssed steel. tively driven. gears and bevel gear differential. Los Angeles to San Diego Distance 142 miles Tabasco ., Time 4hrs. lGVginin. Fastest rcid record in State. Associated Garage, Ltd., J MERCHANTISTREET

tho cheapest unbleached miiBlIn, tack- at the Hyde l'ark Hotel tonight. Lieut. Coindr. (Millions, naval at- ed with wrapping twine, they make About, sevcnty-lH- e members were tache, advocated a stiong lleet for good mattress protectors, besides present. Ambassador Held, the prin- both Atlantic and Pacific. WOMEN'S NATIONAL RIVERSJ making the tied sottei. cipal upealter, h.itil: HELPS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD "Having the longest seacoast 'of It's all ready for you a new, hand- AND HARBOR CONGRESS TO MAKE GOOD PASTE. nuy great 1'nwer, tho United States some suit, inailo for us to cell to ion by Hart, & Mnrx, who make I'erhaps one wishes to mnko tip to Ought to have a navy somewhat Schaflner lu world. We tiso Immediately a lot of paste. Paper to It. Having a big tiado tho best clothes tho This last week has soon the begin biicli development Is only possible by you will Tog- hangers' paste will answer. This is afloat, the I'nlted States should aspire know llko them. Sllva's nlng of n movement am nig the women u national agency, whose policy It of people. Whether the gery, King near Foil street. USE FRESH WATER largo class made by adding a teaspponful of pow- to have it carried In Its own vessels, of this Territory, which may yet touch would bu to secuio for the entire conn-trj- . will must he IN MAKING TEA. afternoon coffeo habit dered alum to a pound of flour and at least (onl for the American vviil-shi- I'or tho finest dry and seasoned vitally Its futuic both In public ami Irrespective of section, division left to tho futiuo. mixing thoroughly with hot water. stove wood, cut in convenient lengths, domestic life. The Woman's National or Stale, the greatest nt the majority of Some people never empty out the To all men ami to tho "In tho history of our Navy it has' and thu host coal for household use, ltlvers and Harbors Congress has least expense. to women Is a far more palatable and t vvntcr In u tea kvttlt vvhtn about it IDEA IN SUGAR TONGS. never spoken In more thrilling tones' lihmiu to the Unlon-l'nclfl- Transfer mnde Its first appeal through thu V huflovo that tho United Slnte.i Thin lit n groiitmlstako. stimulating drink than S o'clock tea. Au- refill It. Sugar tongs in the shapu of silver than this very day. It has Just been Co., ns. Deliveries promptly made. of this Territory, Mrs. has reached the critical slugs from the tlio In to holisoil for took At any ratu, clrls aro scrvjng It In gustus If water wishbones are especially nlco for tho reunited on our own shores without Hollows and sunken places In the Kntulren, who spoke to n large wanton wnstu and neglect of Its purposes, ulwavit with a fnshlouablo parlors, people at tho res- ins start Individual tea service. loss or accident after an unparallel corners of your premium should he and representative gathering of men iomiiiiccs, that thu peoplu supply of coM water v. hen you taurants are drinking it and all sorts eVe'ry fresh voyage in peace, honor, and ever- - filled In. The unsightly and women, held under tho uiiHpleen where of nil clashes and condi- on of ware Is being made up Into 'after- ed are and arc rtbout to ret tlio kuttlo the increasing thu you. of tho College Club, llnru of the tions, must pause and take counsel noon coffee LONDON, England, Keb. 22. The friendliness nil around Let me llgure with I'. Move. sots. much-travele- public spirit by for of London section of tho United States world. Wht'n theso d M. I'onil, cohtractor. I'hnne 890. and roused the b"st methods conservation, Tho person who knows good coffee II A'liihur hint Is this: Never draw i a society of over fly neces- Navy League celebrated both Wash- battleships saluted .Roosevelt today,! Steel Interest preparing for rate her address, and that Immedliilu action Is tlio water for the ten kettlo from tho knows too much to make or servo It members ha: already been organized. sary to of ington's lllrthday and the homecom- the thunder of their guns was anoth- war which may have widespread save these basal factois liot water tuncet no matter whether In nnj thing except eatthen or china Now women especially Interest-ti- l elvllUallnn. ing of the Fleet at Its annual dinner er shot heard around the world." nio (ho water In llio lanlt Is healed or vurc. Thu metal coffee pot Is In In Conservation, because It touches We believe that It Is tho duly of not. jurious to tho tasto and should bo most Intimately tho futuro of the chil- tho governments, National and Htate, Wutor from the hot water pipes Is avoided. dren, not nlono lu broadly commer- and every Individual, to cn'operalo lu nevor bo fresh its that from tho cold. cial and public ways, hut also In (heir (he following out of some eompreheii-slv- NOT SHOWN, TAFFETA personal attitude toward natural plan, nutlluivl by experts and ap- KITCHEN HELPS THAT Tho use of taffeta seems to have concerning which a loving proved by thu National ((neriiiin nt. MAY PROVE USEFUL. been relegated to petticoats this sin-vo- caro nnd responsibility Is us vital n Anil we urge nil who believe in this all of tho silken gowns being de- root of patriotism us Is a love of polltl policy to Join with us lu a demand lo If the soup Is too bally add a few veloped In thu toft ribbed bilks Otto-luan- , cal Institutions; vital also to nil home the I'edeial (loverninent for laws and pUces of potato iiud I'ook a lilt lu Hen gallno and faille, which of loving nnd thrifty peoples. appioprlatloiiH for this gieat wink, jonger. They will aluoih tho inirpliis course more readily fuil n tho sheath-llk- is Tho woman's organization pledges which when accomplished will pljco t.alt. Hues that are ess ir.ial. There gpod in such help lu education ami stimulation our Nation In her rightful position as women can best give, when the so nulling the nations of the earth, mid Lemons put Into a dish and envoi cri DAINTY SACHET LININGS. liition of a public problem must lest will pec ii re to all futuie general Inns with colli witlor will keep for week Keeling sachet linings In tho bu all beer. There is food in die malted largely In tho hands of a coming gen- their lawful herltugu of water, foieuts at u lltuo. lenu drawers In a dainty habit. eration. Hut membership Ib by no and soil. I'retty little covers may he made fur barley and tonic in the hop extract. means limited to women. Reside men To I'ccompllsh this ncecBsary devel- A teacup of keroseno In n gallon of them of rosebud muslin, tied at the mid women us Individuals, clubi, opment of our Nation's walerwajs and warm wnlur fit Tar lietler tlun soap tide with pink wash ribbons, and caul etc., nio Invited to tharo lu harbors, wu ask that the Federal Nov for wnnhlng painted woodwork. ly lemoved for laundering. this common work, eminent make un animal nppi epila- But beer that is not thoroughly Mrs. Augustus Knudsen, nt The tion or not less than jr0,imil,(lim, and SUGAR ALLAYS FATIGUE. HOW TO REPAIR LACE CURTAINS I'lcnsantou, Honolulu, will bo glad lo that such other appropriation ehall ho Cut off tho lower sealloicd edge of lecehe Hie mimes nnd fees of any annually made ns shall provide y If you nn fugged out day or night your lace curtail around the turn and pure, beer imperfectly lagered, gives Ihteiesled lo forward to the main so for tho oxlomlon of our try entlug n llitlo biigar. lay It nn tho next above, whero It is tlety, which will acknowledge the fin eat u. A lump of sugar will restoro the worn out "from the sun and dust strik same and send ic.cclpt. The mime you the harm with the. good. 12. Moinnch niul tako awjy that tlr.-- l ing it," then finish cutting. Is to ho used to dlssemlnalo literature Dr. Iloraie Meikel. who was ono (he feeling Haste and sew to tho good part by on all phases of thu conservation of of lree organleiH of the Fintei-n- ul ., Sugar Is recommended to women machine, cut all thu old net away and natural lesources. Single mernhci-bhl- p Older or Ragles at Seattle, Wash., whoso cheeks aro hollow. you havo a good pulr of curtains The best beer for the Honolulu Is J1.0O per year; corporations eleven years ago, Is diad ut his hoinu It has a way of building up tissue. leaching to tho window sills. under flvo hundred Is $:i.0O; over, In Kansas City. $5.0tt. AFTERNOON COFFEE. TACKING WINDOW SHADES. climate is the beer is brewed and .mhh. I'Hii.ii' that l wi:avi:h. A If In replacing a window shade en Chairman l'uhllcltv fommlltco Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever Tho number of alluring c rfeo rets the roller tho material seems to be aged here, under -- the proper condi- given as Chilstmas presmts point to weak, to the tacks will not hold, It I'LATFOItM. I, T. FELIX fiOUIUUD'S ORIENTAL thu fact that this drink ! becoming may bo strengthened by stretching n Tho Womnn's National ltlvers nnd D CREAM OK MAGICAL BEAUTiriEK more fiibhtoiiahlo than tea for the af- pleeu of tape across tho shado and tions Harbors Congress advocates u pulley ternoon. tacking tluoiigh that as well as the mid not project. TUminvct Tan, IMmjiUi, a hrcikle. XMh Tills Is a (' 'man ami u Dutch material Itself. Then tho stralu Is It will stand for u bio.ul nnd liberal fcrsEk HitL, uiiil Mia lli (, Amer- ui tvtty bitiiiifa fashion mid n i ulitable one largely trhnroil by the tape. policy by the National Oovoi ninent for nubtfuutf, tMultl fla dflectlrth. It drinkers and (julto walei-way- s icans lire aie tho development of our Inlund 5;j v "Sr ify IjMltLb'kJ tit. ivlllii": to mill cup to VIOLET tit to Mini another their ICING. and harbors and the extension of I no I iruilirpirtir. usual supply Just how healthful It Violet Icing may be made by adding Uulti Lfturt I our forcbts, as ono 'probIe.ni. Hlvurs la fiMxrl) mule, Is lu loft for the doeior to say. u llttlo blueberry Julco to tho ordinary and forests lire Interdependent. Na Accent noiountcr Itt U iiuilhi Certainly afternoon tea Is na Indi- white frosting. turo has Imllsbolubly linked theso two nine Dr. I A. gestible thing us peoplo Mrr til J to m a most ran greatest physical resources. "Their U(V rf tLe Ljut-to- Primo ta ViUebli: Tor Beer It nlf appetite MAKE OVER drink, takes tho COMFORTERS. Impiovement shoul- d- be vlgoiously "At TtU lult'i dinner and creates ns much nervous-nog- s When old comforters havo become met, will uu tt, j. together, nnd at once." I r hi u Mm end ns ci iffi e, loo heavy and shabby to repair, If Wo believe that our linn hii ii iI'm frmiiii' ki tti IriKitt Liffi fill I f kll I ha natural klit iti tat lun " F r Mtla ly all drUKitMt atd r ancy Tho afternoon ton Imhlt. however, they aro washed mid tho outsldo edges should bo conserved and do UjwU iKaicm Id tlio Ifnltol b(&ii, CaA Hbit nurt. got n hold upon any otf to Jias novcr strouu cut fit tho bed and covered with vuluncd lu u 'national way, and that (LRD.T.KOPUliS, Prep.. 37 but J;nij Sleet, Ken Tml,

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' VttZEMZaXZ&KS28BWS3ttES&&EEM&&&&att llilabllshtd I7SO MAYOR DECLINES SECRETARY ASKS SOIfittUiSUfeKM Walter Baker 8UNNY8IDE MILK & Co.'s PROFFERED BAIT FOR BAiLYMINLITES ?r $ RTfflDlii fi efeasscfsscsEssssaEesss nnd Chlldron. 0H000LATES Refuses To Make Promise Senate Proceedings Mustj For Infants Its rich quality makes it the To To yi licst for cooking purposes and In Regard Future Be Forwarded j The Kind You Haye 1.-- M , SntVxW K BKi X M P I for tabic use, is COCOAS H " It and Actions Washington i jitn, " "ttBM mir. xf! - - Always Bought Par eating, drinking and cooking i:--- 'i AU'OlKil, J ci-v- t All who ntlcnlcd the Siipenlsors' SENATE i Irn Delicious Pure, Doticlou.i, Nutritious A cgcfabto Wholesome, uieullni; l.ixt nlRl'.t in the I npe of limb I'rrparailon Tor Is c similnliirJiteroalantlKniKi Init Borne cxclti'ttiFiit, Hem nwny dlv Fourteenth Day Afternoon Session j Bears the V Hindi linSllM'SipaifJisarjintMTls.J' TV Pure, x appulliteil. ((litlnu a rnlllpci In order to bo able tu unbuilt' lie , ir (f I" "'.. to put tho Mnn mi iccord iih .loiirniil or the llnwallati l.pRlHlatiu Made by the largest manu- rm if.WWrn proinlslim that ho would n. ike no ,ip to WaihlnBloii. within thlit iIiin Signature n In facturers of condensed milk in point uii'iilH unillm! I'ni'lon the after the adjoin nineiit or Hie l.o!l Ji'Wl Wl'.fOn ipiti wainintii pnn dliiKg, hut Mott-Hnilt- li 111 hi" i Promclcs Di$esl!onhcrird "America. o.& latino. Secretin) 111b llmiur did nut Idle ai ihu too ul-den- t roiiimunlciitloii to tho l'rnxldpnt of I ncss and licstronloins nclto of halt. In OpiunuMorphinc ncrMucrd.! AW (hu Senate ) cstorday, nrkcil that was a m nernl Idea Kvl lently theio ho f,uiiilnlieil with tho dally record . UI flilKl DHL. ' V (lint loiuelhlug will) soIiib to liappen. MR4tC Ol HIP procepiiiuH 01 me neiinie. 74II,V'N' ror nil of the Hi0ctnlorK' iliairH In the wa referred to the Thco. H. Pavics & Co., Ltd,, asroiubly hall wen 'ticctlploil. Thnrti ILiMrrH I . S. frUltum Couiniltlee on V:i)h and Meuiifi. lmfhl SitJ' wimp nn ili'NcloiunentH an t tho entire DISriUBUTORS. Second Reading Curtm, 2 Hi. tins wna dcMitcd to rouUlio bust- - cm'hIiir Tlie rollowiiiK Senate IiIIIh pawed fesee A IfV In 'I1CK8. linker's ('lnio)lnlo (unsweet- their Koinnd icmlliiK nnil were re- xarsssss After IU( readliiK of the minutes of ened), Hi. cakes ferred to uirlouH tomiulttcPH: (TlrrftrfJV-- the irrredlliB IliectfllK, the ivjioit of Senate Hill tifi. nil net to prmlito lUtryrmtlTrr U Cii rniiiii Swc ft Cliocoliitc, the TieaHiirer wiik read nnd adopted. TTJ. SG for .tho cnnntriK lion and repair of forConsfiiis- iM&tllDCUSSCUSrS rars'J Hi. cakes A roiunmnleitlon from tin I'ounly Anrtfrrl Ueacdv HldowiiIkH nnd the pa.Miient of the. I Ion , Sour StoiralUliarrtoci i For Slle bf Leading Oloreff In Honnlulti Kiirdiicer, atuMiu;, an iipptoprlallim of coot thereof, b Drown. Public I.aiidH. . t2(M) for road HiireyliiR betw-rt'l- i Ileela orms.com'uisious.roTtistt' to For Over Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. and Kahnluu was nnl tlure Sennit Hill fi". nn nil relatlUK HL3dLossorSLap. by Com- would il" liiKlru-m- i Kaincx. Qillnn. Judldar) DORCHKSTBIt, MASS, U. S. A. that hi: the F:cSui! Sijnanirr of ut work hlniKolf, hut icm dcil lmmtn mittee. , lini-- Scnntu Hill CS. an net relating to SO to employ men tu rut h Thirty Years HIGHEST AWARDS IN u. i xslty terim of Circuit CourtH, etc., liy KEW YORK. Formerly EUROPE AND AMERICA Qillnn cxptaltifd the in for haxliii; thu mirvvy inaile and aiiKgcst-L'- d .ludlelary Coiumlttci. ThlB ORIGINAL. SINGER that lliu ruiiuetit ho Krauted. Senate Hill (",:, nn net relntliiK to . County KtiRluuur (lere was aulhtir- - loutrnctH for HiiiplleH to the Territory BAKERY Mal.c-kn- u. SL H bed to ronunenco work villi tho iih- - or any mihdivlslon thereof, by fcuarantccil mulcrThTVbod A H HI H 1 I .ludlelary JBar II Will Open MARCH 1ST at the oM stand on King St. SCHOOLS miiiiiku Hut tho moiic, would be Comnilttco. ti!L0 foitheoinlUK when needed There IicIiir no other huslnca to Wrapper, Uxact Copy of iHt CINUURttttflHT, NCWtONKCITT. Will make GOOD BREAD nnd FANCY CAKES. Tho County II'iKlneer w.ih nllowud proceed with, the Senate adjourned ' tweiit-llM- j liiaiiholo eovei'h in mark for day. - the Genuine Coffee CaKes a Specialty j ARE- GROWING Htieet lines. . . . J A fnun tin Mayor, j tommunlcatloii Made by a German Bakoi informln!! tho Hoard thai Wilson had Csn't Empty The IuoiikIiI Uo wurranto pnn IIiikh, and every day to nil parts of Wc will deliver the Roods the llo.inl to n fr.iiu froiTi an) City. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Give us a trial. Miss Deyo's Figures Tell the nc t lim which would tend in (nmpllcatL Ocean "The Man With tSie Hoe" wan reiul. Andrew Inrrteu nt Rorcnuen ft Need For New ImUq lJirn - Manager' I.naii mild that It Keeined in ,o n mtiicIiiUit tailor of Halt City wk Should Sow i ,1 3Eiemaim rn tow llli Mtay dlmniio thnt ho vta Max roniliioii-HeiiR- i Building Ktiiwitloii and ninifd In kU nntl dvatli was looknl for almoat HfTzsznsaKissBsrad' iliat the communicating he placed on dnlly. flit. Tli wan cTinnRva, Ho . unn to im ml III purinrr rhonrd lh MORSE SEED llll.O. Il.iwnll, March 'J In uiih-- Tli" meidlnf; adjourned mil II 7: rt'l iluctor ho wnn nlllUly bettor, Tho dor-lo- r no illfferenco. It WJUUJLl'JLV&U'cjiaiMWiXiAiZSSJl i liy Ti Ilium oVIoek TucHiluy nlKlit nplM. "It nukt r tu n riMitirMt liuuli' lln If nn iintHMmlblu for film to recover ns It Ml , l)rii lini l.lnilly ioiii il Icil ii It to rtni'ty tho oc'nii " 'Vt 1 V 1 Always Reliable ' ivi- - f puh-ll- c The hroirrrMH Yftin o hIow that tho i.itiinnii with lurori'iiiii to tin tUnt wuuM tt ttUcournstd and rend our . X Mhool iitii'iiiliiiicii In llllii ilurlni; IkmiU for u tirnrt-r- Ho miyn he think ho OUR ANNUAL tvixti u ntncn me Our new general Catalogue is now i'ii i.iht. coupled with nil estimate (it CHURCH SERVICES it imtidrni nut uiy he DnlAhvd tlm third iluit-- Int wan hnok for and will be found v lint II will pinbulily lm III the to hunlm Wond r what hi physician rcad. msilinc omptylnir ocean. , of of II cm ii tt thinks about tho great value to ths nlantcrs TIiiki khi are In tlin in rhy.ilclan uall Uldni'V trouhla Ncph-rltt- ft Hie Hllim II h lllOXl furiitdicil thu Thin means IntUmmutioii of th -- Central I'nlou Church. Sunday Mar khlntyn Big Mark Down Sale I In. i n , r Truiln Ii) MltH l)co. which 7 lllble tclinnl ut !1:5H a in Luhsoii. Tin old dlurrtlcii (kidney inedlcln) Seeds, Piants and Trees I ll been Kent liy Hint ori;atil.atlon nfu kidney fxcttatits. No wonder tho kid- - huu Philip The Uthioplati." AcIh S:2i;-tD- . nev dinthK li'ivt unubtod. to Hiiii'ilnti'ii(liiil of I'libllc Work Mon'H rnlton's Compound la tho first I.eiiKiie DIJilC iIuhh at in a. I This CnUloRue is the finest wc II Tin y will In of jtrual-- . purorj-utfn- kidney emollient thus rwdur t'.itiiili tli Hie IteadliiK CourHe in the lm; Kidney InHammutlon and cuntrnllluc' Hve ever usucd nnd will be milled Begins Monday, March 1st .1 aluc In tin inatliir of llo.-p- nf Mark (Murk .1 7 I :.'!). 1. klilnoy tmuhlrw that have rwwtM tlir iii'W I'liion School building In known treatment ns In tho nlov Knit .lesiiH TieineiidoiiH Piiiiulvrltv. 2. llln IjoLo l4k. IltraturQ malhM frft. GREAT REDACTIONS FOR TWO WEEKS Illlo. with tin cIiiiiirch icuiilied fin' lliihl .Vppoluim.nt ofT'iL'lvu DlHclpleH. joiin J. KriroN co. G, C, MORSE GO. San tVanclscu. & . lm uilillllon of n tliliif Httiry when I'.. Thu Itahbh. ehai'Kin:; Illui to be in 22 Kiri Struct. becomes iieccmi.il'), mich iih have. Honolulu Druiff Co.. l'urt Bt.. nm our hiuli lunKiie with the Devil, Morula); Wnr mIc 1ikuI Axk for bimonthly LAlilES" COSSET COVERS, $1.25 75c a Pair I. liy o( niili. Jf In the city, call nt to all who write r.Now ecu rcioiiiMuildcd tile llouul fclilp ut II si. in- .- Memorial xervlco to LlulUtln of lata rvcovttlii. Ii frpc us. 7he11 nddrcjs us nt Tnuli. Rev. Kdward CrlMn Ikckwltli 1). I)., Retail Store: wn.uc LADIES' CORSET COVERS, $1.00 Now COo a pair 125-12- Minn De.io'a Hkuics arc iih follows: tho IliHt p.mtor of Central llnlon 7 MABKF.T ST. 52 JACKSON STREET LADIES' CORSET COVERS, 75c Now 40c n pair t tendance In town inoin of Church. Addiufthcs by Dr. Nnlhiiulul 1$ RELIGION REAL? 0pp. Junction with California SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. ,r tin Illlo rnlnii .School: I'cb. :!.!, llilght Ciiieii'iMi nnd Deacon William CORSET COVERS, LADIES 40c Now 25c a pair l!)U(i, :ir,S; pupils; Fell. "l, 1U07. :wi He Wilt Alexauiler. ChrlHllaii Kn The Men'R I.eiiKuo of Central Union .' ihiiiIIh: 1'cli. 21. liius, Ifi'i puplla; ilvator nt fi:.in p. in. Huliject: "l.lfu wIhIich to tho LADIES' CORSET COVERS, 25c Now 15c ft pair Church announce I'l'll J.!. 1!MIK. IIP I puplla. I.ohhoiih fiom the Hook of 1'milmn Tor of thu Kiinday i:onlliK l.iuten LADIES' VESTS, 10c Now 5o Thin it ii K'llu of 3.1 per in .Mi"; leader, MIhs MnrBiirul D.uIh. Lectures ah en under Hh minplces by the three ip.il'H. Tlii'M IlKurc.s Hbow Km'IiIiik Worfhlp at 7:.lu p. in. Sec- Dr. Seiidder, on thu Kenornl theluo WHIIE COTTON, 10c a yd 13 yards for $1.00 tin iictii.il nileiiilmiee of pupils on ond ol tlie l.entcii Sunday llveiilnsn 'In Our ItellRlou Heal." Thin hccoikI NEW FLANNELLETTE 10 yards 'for 90o the dates rIwii, nut t no number of under the uusplces of tbu. Meli'rt uddresH. which will lie Rlen at Cen- Addii'HH by I on tho rollH. l.uaKu. tho Mlnlhler: tral I'nlon Church tomorrow tinlim DRESS BATISTE, 10c a yd Now 5c a yard Hilo Union School and "Feeders" "Tho lU'tillt) of.luiuiH" Musical num at 7:2u p. in. o o llic town elan iooiiih 181 pmdhl. ber ii : Autheiii b thu clmlr; Violin To men who are thinking alnn- - ft LACE CURTAINS, 75c a pr Now 40o a A pair The pilliuiry "feedem" ut Wiil.ikra-ul- . Solo, by Mr. W. l.ovu; Solo: "I then llllei", Ihei-- addrefsen Hhoiild be M V I ikiM-kii- l, Know That Ituilteniur Uvc" of xeiy Krcat holp. All who heard LACE CURTAINs, $1 a pair ....'. Now GOc a pair i, nnd llaalieo, 271. Total. 7iiu. Handel. Iiv Mrn. Mnckiill. them a eiir brii when flrBt Riven an iiooiiilay t ul kn to men, fihind A Large Assortment of LACE, RIBBONS, ETC., marked Thi'K nie nt iircsnnt In tint Wnla-le- .i them down. tiettleiiieul Klnilerpiilfii III HEAD WINDS DELAY IntcrCHtliiR. Illlo l''ii'o KlnilerK.irten, SO; PROGRESS OF JIOANA Willi" a npoclal effort haB heeu m.uli to IiiIiik theHo iiihlrciojcH tn the Ga!Jsr7S3El or m liool ai:i' mil In any xtiiool, nlmiit Ilavliu; I'lieouulereil a HtroilK of tin men Honolulu, in. Total, Hill. head nttentlon of the win, when nearliiK thin Inland, thu Ca tueeltiiRH mo not Intended for men AHOY, (IT llie-i- llill inoliahly XO will (nine L liner Mnat.a, duo to only. Ktcnoiii Ih Imlted Into the lulniiir) ilcii.irluiuutH In uiiImj yi'bti'iilay, did not leach pint The Hpeclal iiiiihIc tomorrow nlRht whii It IncH'aHeil by thu usual until (IiIh moriiiiiK. Sho docked nt the will be: Anthem by chorus choir; N.UUANU STREET. number of new children inovluK Into Hli.hop wharf, whero Hhu Ih dltsrhuri:-lm- ; Violin Solo. Mr. V. A. !.ovo; Solo: "I IhlH (oniiuunlly, no hwcII BSfBe will doubt :i00 rancK of whisky dud t case of Know That My Uedeemur Loveth it is sold the world over. It is the now to mwixii iwnirwi tho minilier of iiiiIIm 12.. halH, tin onlv raiKo for Honolulu, llnndel, h) Mru. Maeknll. it bi.m nil '.vho K out, choice of all of will Mont. T. V. C. Clenvo, It. N., nr- - discriminating beer i liber on account of promotion or Mr, rived today to await tbu ui rival of Don't throw away your old tdincH and Mrs illHllibrnl to M'lioolH, drinkers has established the ulliei' wii nitixl llio HiIIIkIi meii-o- f which hecaiiMt holes and' HASHIMOTO ivnr. uru Jiint the mo wom Andrew Usher's lilinlile fin Sill luipllH ill Keplelllber. to nriUo khortly. I brunch, or tho uppern ripped. HrliiK MASSEURS, standard of quality in the. art of 'I hi; h n iiiun'iMillve esllmaln. Tim MoniiH hroiiKht for thin port them to iih wo'll tnuiitl Ilium while Scotch Whiskcv HHCUMATISM, m::o Mioui r,2r of tho will hn In Hm nlnetcdi lablii. iueliidliii; thu I'ollard )ou wnll. Iti'Bal Shoo Stoi u, .McCain! WRUI3E3, brewing. town tiiiHH loom. In IhlH cuiineelliia (iporn. Compaiiy, forty hi'cond-eliiH- nnd k'HH hulldiiiK. 6PIVMNS, It Khoiild lm nnteil Hint liy Deeimliei fix O.V.G. Special TIRED FEEL third class i:iHoiiK'rH. Sho I'rrHhli'iit Jordan of Stunford urRes Ih iimuilly INO, nnd othei the hiiiool liiriicr thnu in ut iKMiii today for llio CoIoiiIch, Htudentii to aid in llRht for prohlhl Reserve aliments quickly Keplcmljcr. I ulioiihl mil he mirprlwil lth u Riiodhlzed list of pu.shi'iikpih, Hon 7oue ariiuud tho coIIcko. RELIEVED. If thu number wen alii) liy then. i i 444 KINO ST., William Doekrlll, u d man W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd., PALAMA Htat rdimi'll ci St I'atilck'H AUt of San I'ranclsd), Jumped Into the Telephone G37 i moctK Call and Sec the New 30-H.- Agents. nct la OaJ;!.unl hay there unit reHcucd u drowning Kallor. P. II. BURNETTE, REMOVAL NOTICE Beer . i Chalmers-Detro- Rainter it Attorncy-at-La- District for the - X Courts; Notary Public; Draws tut Tnwwevwn TrunrtJTAr'iMn cNTti2S Mortgages, Deeds, Bills of Sale, rnvPAMV I tx Kwummm Leases, Wills, etc,; Agent to Grant have moved from the Kapiolani BIdp;. Roadster Marriage Licenses. to the Hustacc Blk., Nos. G9-7- So, 70 MERCHANT ST. Berctnuia St., opposite Sachs' Store, SALE HONOLULU. PHONE 310. ! FOR AT ALL BARS THE 40-H.- TELEPHONE 1331 FOR SALE. WahYingObonesb'. Get a box of Solar Heaters, 30 to 100 gallon King Street, Ewa of Fishmarket. Electric Kissel Car 5 gallon COO Stearns' Galv. Tank3, to DRY nOODS ANU FUnNISHINQ gallon capacity. French Ranges, siz-- ' M. E. SUVA GOODS of EVERY DE- - cs 4 ft. to 10 ft., setting. HAT and R0AGH 40-H- . for brick SCRIPTION, Paste and P. CHALMERS. Range closets nnd scats suitable for, Undertaker and Embalmer use in schools or plantations. Sheet Guaranteed to exterminate cock DETROIT TOURING CAR. Meal Work and riumhing.Estinati's, Tourists! roachea, rats, mice, waterbugB, All bminos entrusted in my care will receive Jobbing promptly executed. i etc., or your money refunded. prompt and polite attention. I have a parlon I EMMELUTH & CO.. LTD. hive not seen all the sights unless 2 oi. box 23c; lfl oz, box 1.00. at the where funeral services can be held or bodies kept TEL. 211. 145 KING ST. they visit tho Sold everywhere or tent expreti r when desired. i on receipt of price. prepaid ASSOCIATEDGARAGE.Ltd. 1120 TORT ST. P. BOX JjC-'T- on oale all 0. 520. Rent" cards STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE CO., III P - -- Chlcigo, niwrwwww '. i PHONE 179. CALL SJZp- DUl Lf. TIN ADS PAY Eg he'rjulletln office. Orpheum Saloon, Merchant St. Phone 388. NIGHT 1014.

Pivi.jiia. mtMmwmmhmimmi iyffliHfc!rififefe - v t- 'r-- vy-t-- - T " ;? "'jer "7V ?:,'r?. 's'w ffip, " "4'"' 'T:;T ?PK "A ' v ; i" ,,'; w. p pgssggmymwmmmmm g ' V . - ' . Jrasnirr?. S-- . 12 " ' "- -"" EVENINO nULLRTW. HONOLULU, T. IT. SATURDAY, MARCH G, 1003. Urn I ' i lexander & Baldwin Corporation Notices Corporation .Notices ceanic Steamship Compam I I LIMITED. ELECTION OF OFFICERS ELECTION OF OFFICERS V 8 SPORTS '3 ESTABLISHED IN 1858. TIME TABLE S.S. ALAMEDA OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. Ewa Plantation Company Intcr-Islnn- d Steam Navigation Com- - 1 pany, Limited of thle line will arrive and port hereunder: I' The tlamore leave thlt H. P. Baldwin President Reilly Left On At the annual meeting of the share- It J. B. Castlo Vic President holders of the EWA PLANTATION At the annual meeting of tho stock- Leve S. T. Arrive Hon. Leave Hon. Arrive S. BISHOP CO. W, M. Alexander .Second Vice Pre3, COMPANY, held In Honolulu on holders of tho Inter-Islan- d Btenm MCII. 13 MCH. MCII. 3 MCH. & Transport II 7, P. Cooke I.. Thursday, February 2G, 1909, the Navigation Company, Ltd,, held APL. 3 API,. 9 MCII. 24 MCII. follow- BANKERS . . . .Third Vice Pres. and Manager following Directors were elected- - to Thursday, March J, 1,909, tho APL. 24 APL. 30 APIi. 14 APL. J. Waterhouse Treasurer Thomas nerve for the ensuing year: ing Directors wero elected to serve MAY 16 MAY 21 MAY 6 MAY E. E. Paxton.. Secretary Chnrllo Itellly loft for the Coast on E. D. Tenney. C. M. Cooke. T. H. for tho ensuing year: MAY 2 JUNE Commercial and Trav- - W. 0. Smith.. Director llio Thomas, llii only made up tils C. George N. Wilcox, Albert S. Wil- .I-- ..' Fetrie. H. Athcrton, J. B. Castle, t.ti a Lettcrs of Credit J. R. Oalt... Director ml tul tit tlio last tnomont, In fact ilhliW, L. Hopper, J. J. Carden, cox, John M. Dows'ett, Charles M. of W. R. Castle Director nt nnd nt NOTICE. On and after June 24th, 1908, the SALOON HATES will issued on the Bank liot like to tract too imicl' attention a subsequent meeting of tho Cooke, William 0. Smith, Cecil by going too early. Charllo t as follows: Single Fare, J85; Bound Trip, $110. Family rooms extra. California and The Lon- im board said Directors, held on tho Bnme date. Brown, and James A. Kennedy. l by ictlrlug nnrt In connection with the sating of the above eteamers, the agenta are don Stock Bank, SUGAR FACTORS, nature incident and tho following Ofllcers woro appointed At n subsequent meeting of tho by Joint being biicIi u prominent Honolulu to serve for tho ensuing yenr: on tho suniu date, prepared to leeue the Intending pniengere, coupon through tlckete, COMMISSION MERCHANTS and said Iloaid, held any railroad from San Francisco to all points In the United States, and Ltd., London. sport, lie thought it wise to slip onto E. D. Tenney President tho following ofllcers were elected to from New York by any steamship Una to all Eufbpean ports. Correspondents for the IKSURANGE AGENTS the vessel nt the Inst possible minute. U. M. Uooke Vice Pres dent servo for the ensuing year: APPLY TO FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS American Express Com- Tho captain will bo delighted when T. H. Petrie Seeretarv James A. Kennedy President he Muds thut he hns d'ntlugulshed Acents for such C. H. Athcrton Treasurer James L. McLean . . . Vice President pany and Thos. Cook & & company on no doubt, Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co. board, ntul wll' T. Rich. Robinson Auditor Norman E. QedgcTreas, & Sccty. Co., Ltd Son. Haiku Sugnr Company, nt once present Charllo with the an- T. II. PETRI B, Wm G Irwin & mop. 2cno K. Myers Auditor Interest allowed, on Paia Plantation. , cient and honorable order of the Secretary, fiwa Plantation Co. NORMAN i:. OKDOi:, OCEANIC 8. S. CO. GENERAL AQENT8. Or, maybe, tho featherweight may be s. Maui Agricultural Company. Honolulu, February 12R0-- 7t tsaaj aanaareyllli t - ft aay term and Savings Bank 27, 1909. Secretary.' Hawaiian Company. Initialed Into the secret fraternity of 4247-G- I Dcoosits. Sugar t Kahnku Plantation Company, brass Mllshcr8. Anyway, Charlie will PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., & T0Y0 KISEN KAISHA I do Rome work for a change, anil may ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Kabului Railroad Company, i ELECTION "OF OFFICERS Haleakala Ranch Company. conclude to take up tho sea or army as n profession, nit! Wailuku Sugar Co. Honolua Ranch. Kohala Land Company, Limited of the above ccmpanles will at Honolulu and leave this port It Is nti ango how men drift In and Steamers At the KO- below mentioned: nut of town, never appear on tho annual meeting of tho At the Annual Meeting of Share on or about the dates and HALA I.ANI) Claua Sprocket. Wm. Q. Irwin. pasnenger lists. Well, It Is n cheap COMPANY, 1.IM1TKI), holders of tho WAILUKU BUC1AR Castle & Cooke, Ltd In way to travel and who can blame held Honolulu on Saturday, Feb- COMPANY held this day, tho follow ruary 27, 11109, tho following Direct- ing FOR JAPAN AND CHINA: FOR SAN FRANCI8CO: Honolulu, T. H. them? named ofllcers wero duly elected Glaus Spreckels & Co. ors woro to ensu- Itellly will nn doubt return to Ho- elected serve for the to servo for tho ensuing year: ing year: KOREA MAR. IB SIBERIA MAR. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER nolulu In the fiitmo sometime, and M. P .Robihson President NIPPON MARU MAU. 20 CHINA MAR. BANKERS. CHANTS, SU0AR FACTORS will alwnys bo Hiiro of n warm wel- M. P. Robinson, W. R. Castle, T. P. 0. Jones Vice President come, H. Petrie, C. H. D. . BjUKRIA APR. I MANCHURIA MAR. HONOLULU. : : : T. H. and for he Is a decent lad and hns Atherton, E. Ten- Gen. H. Hobertson-- Treasurer BHINA APR. 9 CHIYO MARU MAR. OENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS gained a lot of friends In town. ney, F F. Bishop Secretary and, nt tt subsequent MANCHURIA APR. 15 A8IA APR. No representing n :: meeting of tho ( .s. M. Cooke Director San Francisco Agents The snld vada National Dank of San Pranclico. F.wa Plantation Co. Directors, held on tho samo date, R. Robinson Auditor Draw Exchange on the Nevada Na- Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. Wrestling And tho following Ofllcers wero appointed 111 of the above, excepting tho Ali- tional Bank of Ban Francisco. lo nervo for the same perldd: tor, constitute the Hoard of Plrcc-'r- i. FOR QENERAL INFORMATION APPLY TO Kohala Sugar Co. London The Union of London an Waimea Sugar Mill Co. M. P. Robinson President Smith's Rank, Ltd. Boxing At Apohaa Sugar Co., ltd. W. R. Castle Vice President U.ited, Honolulu, Feb. 23, 1909, New Ycr't American Exchange T. H. Petrie 'Secretary E. F. IIISHOP, H, Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, National Dank. Orpheum C. Secrctnry, W'nlliiku Sugar Chicago Corn Exchange National Fulton Iron Works of St. Tuli H. Atherton Treasurer Co. E. D. Tenney 4243-l- Dank. Blake Steam Pumps Oycz! OyeiH OyezllI TonlKht nt Auditor Paris Credit Lyonnats. Weston's Centrifugals T. ii. pktrii:. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- STEAMSHIP COMPANY. tho Oriihetim, Wil Hongkong and Yokohama Babeock A Wilcox Boileri Sailor Roberta and Secretary, Kohala Land Co., Ltd. NOTICE Banking Corporation. Green's Fuel Economizers liam Jorncll will try to conquer one Honolulu, February 27, 11)09. Weekly Sailings via Tehauntopec. 4217-C- New Zealand and Australia Bank Marsh Steam Pumps another on thew restlltiK mat. . t Notice Is hereby given that n new TO HONOLULU, New Bank of FROM NEW YORK of Zealand and Austra Matson Navigation Co. long at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, South lasla. Jurnell has a lint of victories freight received at ull times Shipping Co. to ELECTION OF OFFICERS Directory of Subscriber! of the Mu- Brooklyn. Victoria and Vancouver Bank of Planters' Line his credit, and has wrestled all over tho Pacific Coast. Ho has beu at Hie tual Telephone Co. will Bhortly bo urliian rsorta America, Kohala Sugar EOM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO--1 FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO Deposits received. Loans mado on Kutnc for about six yearn, anil lu ready Company published. LULU DIRECT. HONOLULU DIRECT. approved security. Commercial and Wm. G. Irwin & Co. to wnRcr S'OO that lie kuIh tho best U the annual meeting of the share All subscribers desiring any chango I TEXAN. TO SAIL MCII. 4 Travelers' Credits lisucd. Bills of two out of three fulls over Roberts. holders of tho KOHALA SUGAR of namo or address aro requested lo PllEIADES, TO SAIL MCII. 13 VIRGINIAN, TO SAIL ....MCIL 18 Exchange bought and sold. 'limited. Ho Is training at the Mailtie Camp and COMPANY, held In Honolulu on Sat lenvo Instructions lu writing nt tho urday, Freight received at Company's has three working partners, onu of February 27, 1909, tho fol ofllco of tho Company, corner of Ala-ke- n Collections Promptly Accounted For. wharf, Greenwich Street. For turtbor Information apply t SUGAR FACTORS and whom, a IiIk Snedo.Js a gomt man at lowing Ofllcci-- wcie elected to Berve and Merchant Sts., on or beforu FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- II. HACKKELD & CO..LTD., COMMISSION AGENTS. the game, but not In JorneH'H clami. for tho ensuing year: .Monday, March loth, 1909, nfter CISCO. Agents Honolulu. The Russian weighs 170 pounds when E. D. Tenney President which date no changes will be mndo C. P. MORSE, Wm. O. IRWIN President (It, and Just touches the beam now at C. H. Cooke Vice President for tho new Dhcctory. VLBIADE8 TO SAIL, ,.FED. 27 General Freight Asent. JNO. D. SPRECKELS... 1st V. Pres. that weight. R. E. Bond Secretary Honolulu, March 3rd, 1909. GIFBARD V. W. M. 2d Pres. Roberts linn often given Honolulu C. H. Atherton Treasurer MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD. M. people H. WHITNEY Treasurer it taste of his quality at the M. P. Robinson Auditor 4250 Mar. 4 to 13. RICHARD IVERS Secretary game, and cun bo Tho nbovo ron n named .Officers also --I Canadian-Australia- Royal Mall D. G. MAY upon put up great go Auditor relied to a with stltuta the Hoard of Directors for tho ELECTION OF OFFICERS titcamahlp Cnmpuny. Jornell. It Is snfo to say that the same period. Agents first fall will not bo gained Homo The Yokohama Specie for till R. E. BOND, Annhulu Land Company, Limited Steamers of the above line, running In connection with the CANAD- Oceanic Steamship Co., San Francis considerable time lma elapsed. Secretary, Kohala Sugar Company RAILWAY CO. Vancouver, B. and Sydney, N. IAN PACIFIC between C, co. Cal. Tho boxing events this evening Honolulu, February 27, 1909. At fU 8. W., and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Suva, FIJI, and Bris- Bank, Limited the annual meeting of tho share Baldwin Locomotive Works, should provide gieat Htort, and noine 4247-G- are DUE AT HONOLULU on or about the datea below stated, vlx.: Phila t holders of tho ANAIIULU LAND bane, lighting Iron-ma- Capital (Paid up) ..Yen 24,000,000 delphia, Pa. fierce should eventuate. COMPANY, LIMITED, held In Hono FOR AND AUSTRALIA: FOR VANCOUVER: McCollough up FIJI Reserve Fund Yen 16,940,000 Hakalsu Plantation Co., Hilo Sugar will sure put a ELECTION OF OFFICERS. lulu on Friday, February 2Gth, 1309, HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. Co., Honolulu Plantation Co., Bllft go ugalnst Young Sharkey, and It the following Directors MAKURA APR. 2 AORANOI ...MAR. 31 wero elected The bank buys and receives for col- Hutchinson Sugar Plantation will bo "stoush" from tho tap of tho C. Brewer & Co., Ltd. to Bervo for tho ensuing year: AOUANGI MAY 1 MARAMA ...APR. 27 gong. lection bills of exchange, issues Co., Kilauea Sugar Plantation Notlco Is hereby given that at tho E. D. Tenney. T. JIARAMA MAY 28 "Kid" Terry Is coming nlong well H. Petrie. W. W. Drafts and Letters of Credit, and Co., Olowalu Company, Paanhau Annual Meeting of Shareholders of Goodale, C. Will Fanning Island. and should surprise man when H. Atherton, J. R. Gait, tall at transacts a general banking business. Sugar Plantation Co., Waima-nal- o his ho C. DREWER & CO., Ltd., held this and at a subsequent meeting gets him In the ring. of tho The Bank receives Local Deposits Sugar Co. day, tho following Hoard of Ofllcers cald Directors, held on Taking It altogether, tho night's tho same date. Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States and and Head Office Deposits for fixed pe- wns elected to serve for tho ensuing the following Ofllcers were appointed (1 Europe. Freight and Passage and all general Information, apply to Fport should plcaso everybody, and '.nil For riods. C. & year, namely: to Borvo for tho samo period: - Brewer Co... Ltd. doubtless many people who would not II. & Local Deposits $25 and up- ards Chas. M. Cooke Tkeo. Davies Co.. Ud. tieeeril Acatv cioss tho street to look nt a light, will President E. D. Tenney President for one year at rate of 4 per an. QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, T, H. Geo. attend tho show to watch tho wrestl- H. Robertson W. W. Goodale Vice President num. Vice ' AGENTS FOR: ers, und vice versa. .... President and Manager T. H. Fetrie Secretary Vfc' Head Office Deposits, and 5p ! Yen 25 E. F. Bishop. C. Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Ookala There should bo n good house, as Treasurer and Secretary H. Atherton Treasurer upwards for one-half year, one year, J. R. Gait Auditor T. Rich. Robinson Auditor Matson Navigation Company two years, or three years at rate of Sugar Plant. Co., Onomea Sugar Co., tho tickets aro going off well. Honomu Sugar Co., Walluku Sugar Co., 8 tt P. C. Jones, Geo. R. Carter, C. H. T. II. PETRIE, 5V4 pr annum. Pcpeekeo 8ugar Co., The Plantera Cooke Directors Secretary Anahulu Land Co., Ltd. SCHEDULE S. S. "HTLONIAN" Particulars to be obtained on ap- Line of 8an Franclico Packeta. All of tho above constituting tho Honolulu, February 27, 1909. in the Direct Service Between plication. LIST OF OFFICERS: GunClub Will Hoard of Directors of tho corporation. 4247-- SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU Honolulu Office 07 S. King Street. C. M. Cooke, President; George Dated, Honolulu, February S, 1909. ARRIVE HONOLULU LEAVE HONOLULU P. 0. Box 168. Robertson, Vice Preeldent and Mana Hold Shoot E. F. IJISIIOP, ELECTION OF OFFICERS ger; E. F. Blehop, Sec- of. MARCH 17, 1909 MARCH 23 1909 M. TOKTEDA Manager Treasurer and 4229-l- m Secretary. retary; F. W. Macfarlane, Auditor; P. 14, 1909 20, 1909 APRIL APRIL C. Jones, C. M. Cooke and J. R. Gait, March 28 Hclcmnno Land Company, Limited MAY 12, 1909 MAY 18, 1909 Directors. ELECTION OF OFFICERS JUNE 9, 1909 JUNE 15, 1909 The First Tho Hawaiian dun Club will hold Its At the annual meeting of tho share- LIFE INSURANCE annual championship shoot on tho Apokaa Sugar Company, Limited holders of tho HELEMANO LAND joa "v 28th Inst. ThlH nhvnyx re- Passenger Rates to S. F.: First Cabin, $80; Round Trip First Class 4MERICAN SAVINGS affair is At the annual meeting of tho share- COMPANY, LIMITED, held In Hono- Is not a Luxury; It Is a Necessity. sponsibly for some ical good shooting, holders of tho APOKAA SUGAR lulu on Friday, February 2Gth, 1909, fllO.OO But you Must have the BEST and at least nbout particulars apply to three members nio COMPANY, LIMITED, held In Hono- tho following Directors wero elected For farther AND TRUST GO and that Is provldod by th famous In line to put away .tho most birds. CASTLE & COOKE, lulu on Thursday, February 25, 1909, to servo for tho ensuing year: t LTD., Agents. and most equitable Lawa of Massa- Soma lino potting be- will bo done tho following Ofllcers were elected to E. D. Tenney, T. H. Petrie, W. OF HAWAII, LTD. chusetts, In the tween W. 6'. these first class' shots before serve for the ensuing year: Goodale, C. H. Atherton, J. R. Gait, tho final winner Is found. SUBSCRIBED 1200,000.00 E. D. Tenney President and nt a subsequent meeting of tho CAPITAL.. Austin, ono of tho best shots In tho PAID UP CAPITAL $100,000.00 New England Mutual C. M. Cooke Vice President said Directors, held on tho samo date, Tcriltory, has Just left town on -- President Cecil Brown his T. H. Petrie Secretary tho following Ofllcers wero appointed Union Pacific Baggage Shipping usual round of tho Islands, Ho, how- Vie President M. P. Robinson C. H. Atherton to servo for tho same period: Life Insurance Co.. ever, will ho back In tlmo to compcto Treasurer Cashier L. T. Peck J. B. Castle Auditor E. D. Tenney President Storage Wood OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. In tho championship shoot. W. K. An- Tho above named Officers also con- W. W. Office. Corner Fort and King Sts. If you would be fully Informed about drews, who leaves for Porto Rico nt Goodale Vice President Co., Ltd. Packing Coal stitute tho Hoard of Directors of tho T. Transfer 8AVINQS DEP0SIT8 received and these laws, address tho end of the month, will make bin H. Petrie Secretary Company for tho samo period. C. luterCBt allowed for yearly deposits final appearance at tho traps on cham- H. Atherton Treasurer Fnrdtnro and Piano Moving. 58 of 4V4 per cent, per T. H. PETRIE, T. Rich. Robinson at the rate & pionship day. Auditor Castle Cooke, Secretary, Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. T. PETRIE, annum. GENERAL AGENTS, Thero Is u chance that a match will II. Rules and regulations furnished Honolulu, February 27, 1909. Secretary, Co., HONOLULU. T. H. be shot oil between tho Maul gunucrx Helcmano Land Ltd. upon application. 4247-G- and tho local men lu the near future, t Honolulu, Fcbrunry 27, 1909. k 4247-- Hustace-Pec- Co., Ltd. l'uimcno has n lino gun club and some OAVID DAYTON ANNUAL MEETING SHAREHOLD-ER- S Phone 295. Queen of tho members nro very good shots. DRAYMEN 63 Street. P. 0. Box 212. IRE INSURANCE OOKALA SUGAR Lougher, Ilotts, Westcott, and )i couplo PLAN- Estimates Given on all kinds of teaming. 137 MERCHANT STREET. of others aro good enough for a long TATION CO. Business Notices Dealers in THE tun of birds ut any tlmo. .1. N. S. ' At the Annual Meeting of share- NOTICE Firewood, LOTS FOR SALE Williams is also a Una shot, but can- stove, steam and blacksmith coal. B. CO. not get much spare tlmo to devote to holders of tho Ookala Sugar Planta- F. DILLINGHAM tho sport. tion Company held this day, tho fol- Immigration and Conservation crushed rock, and sand, gabden fN KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION black white soil. An lntPr-lBlan- match oven by lowing ofllcers and directors were Hearing LIMITED, and other desirable localities. A Invitation Is hay, grain. cement, etc. wireless would ben very Interesting duly elected: cordial extended to tho public to attend a meeting to bo For Sale at a Bargain Premises ovent and It Is to bo hoped that It J. M. Dowsett President General Agent for Hawaii: hold lu tho Hall of tho House of Rep- at Uauula the beach, a two-stor- y comes off In tho near future. W. G. Walker ,. Vice President FINEST FIT Atlas Assurance Company of London. on resentatives on Monday evening. and doth of A-- l quality can be pur- Fast Schooner house and furniture, at a bargain. Geo. H. Robertson Treasurer New York Underwriters' Agency. .... March 8th, 1909, at 7:30 o'clock, to chased from Providence Washington Iniurapco Co. Additional Sports on Page 0 L. F. Bishop ...v Secretary ' consider measures pertaining to Im- CONCORD 4th FLOOR, 8TANQENWA1.D BL'DQ. R. MIYATA & CO., T. R. Robinson Auditor 11 migration mid SANG CHAN, Sailing for CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, PAIN- ii z goods aro standard of perfec- Jas. A. Kennedy, P. Muhlendorf, tho Conservation ot Uio Toril-tor- y. HcCANDLESS BLDG., TERS, PAPER HANGERS and tion. They are homo-mnd- on a A. C. Palfrey Natural Resources of this KAPUNA, HONOIPU, KATLUA and WM. G. IRWiNft C0.,LTD, Directors F. 0. Bex 981. Telephone 831. MASON WORKERS. wholesalo plan, and nro better, puror, All of tho nbovo excepting tho Au- ItOllERT Y HOOKENA Second Hand Lumber, Doors and cheaper than any tho housowlfo ditor constituting tho Hoard Di- SIIINaLE. If: AGENTS FOR THE ana of AGENTS FOR From Sorenson's Wharf, Sashes Bought and Sold. can make at homo. Ask for Ileltu rectors. Chairman, Commltteo on immigra- goods. ' EDGEW0BTH and QB0ID Tobaccos Apply on Board or to Royal Insur. Co. of Liverpool, Eng. KING ST., PALAMA JUNCTION E. F. BISHOP, tion, Forestry, Promotion, and Over persons-peris- 4249-S- The only two good smoking HAWAIIAN BALLASTING CO., Agt Commercial Union Assurance Co., Phone 594. 100 h In blizzard Secretary. Manufactures. t Tobaccos in the Market. Telephone 398, Maunakea St., below Ltd., of London, England. and 2000 miles of railway track Dated, Honolulu, February 20, & blockaded by King. P. 0. Box 820. Scottish Union National Ins. Co. of Ulank books of all sorts, ledgers, biiow in Russia. 1909. 4240-U- n The Weekly Edition of the Evening FTTZPATRIOK BROS. Edinburgh, Scotland. etc., manufactured by tli9 Dullotln Mnik A. flraham, convicted of Bulletin gives a complete summary of '. Pu," Company. Is or ltd MYRTLE CIGAR STORK BULLETIN ADS PAY The Upper Rhine Ins. Co., Ltd lulling stealing, placed on piouatlon. J3J-"F- Sale" cards at Dullotln. the.jiows of tho day,

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i "i ' MUSIO EMPLOYMENT AQENOY Standing olf WANTLD 01l bALL Japanese male and female help sup-- I WEDNESDAY IS DAY Contestants Tiniio tiught in six months by expe- Advertisements Under thli Healing Advertisements Under this Heading o. piled irani)tly Tor nny work. 1128 SUBSCRIBERS SENDING THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE BUL rienced teacher; S3 month 8 One Cent Per Word Each Day. No One Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad Ht , 4239-l- L.E T I N OFFICE MUST ALWAYS MENTION THE CONTESTANT'S Special attention to tulult Union I'huno r.7'J. Interted for Lest Than Interted for Lets Than NAME. NO VOTES WILL ISSUED UNLESS CONTESTANT'S vertliements beginners. Address "Teacher," SET FOR TRIPLE BE THE Ten Cents. Ten Cents. 4237-l- NAME APPEARS ON SAME. llulletln omcev OSTEOPATHY. DISTRICT NO. 1. ly u wlioh'M'.lu house, it Jiiiing mull lAiunal.1 Mali IS I In. wide hrald. INCLUDES THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU. of (Ikcut 2B to help out In ship-pin- Sl.Su a foot: 1 In. wide bruid. REPAIRING. OFFER CLOSE ' Dr. Schumann. Hours 8-- 9 a. in.; Miss Ida McKeapue .;. . Aica. 233,310 iiiunt understand stenogru-ph- y. II a foot Inquire of Kenntor John p. in. 224 Hmnin Hquaro. Woven Wiro Mattresses repaired at MUnfinnhl de la Nux. Wirlimnn do. Honolulu . . . 218.R35 Address "..," this office. T. Drawn, Senate Chamber. the Factory Honolulu Wire Dod Miss Martha Voss, emp. Sachs Co. . .Honolulu 218,490 4250-t- f ' 4216-S- Telephone , lllank hooks or nil sorts, lodgers, Co., 1260 Alap.il St. mrini-- l oorloro UaM Thnin Miss Lizzie Ten Sue Kau Honolulu. KU.'JUU 3946-t- etc., manufactured by DulIotlD I 1 1 experl-cure- d eggs. Mrs Manna, 6.15. t the vuici Lcaucio liuiu lie , Miss lela Dinklftiie Honolulu 211,207 Situation by Japanese man, Hhodo Island lied i Publishing Company. Miss Florence Winter Honolulu 202,001 tool:, mid wife to do house- 11th Ae , Kutuiukl. 4244-l- Own-Inter- est PLUMBING. Becom- Miss Nellie McLain Honolulu 175,525 work, waiting, and sewing. Ad- Weekly Edition of Evening A Rood riding horse. Addrcsa "II. The the Miss Millie Duchaisky Honolulu . . . . 125,083 dles S. O. Ilox 823. V.W 4228-t- . a of 11.," olDce. t Yee Sine ber and Tinsmith, Bulletin oe complete summary ing Intense Miss Marpirctte Lum Honolulu 08,401 4218-l- Ilullctlu Smith St., bet. Hotel and I'nuaht. , the news of the day. Miss Madeline Dutra Honolulu 80,701 Miss A, Todd Rodanet Honolulu 78,700 'li(iimi;rnph owners will learn of TO LET Slnio yesterday's coim Miss Annie Miss Mary Dias Honolulu 77,301 Noniethln,; to their advantage by family Hnttle of Koliala has Increased her nddiesxlm; "I'lionoerupli," care Kiirnlshed room with pilvatc Kiss Amoy iooK lat Honolulu 71.4G2 on Kiiium Ht , lady or Keiitlemati; Beautiful llulletln. 4248-l- district there arc hnl a , , , bath ailJolnliiK. Addrem 'Mteason-able.- " FOR SALE Hoover M A arec Jf llulletln. - 419-l- dozen nil within striking iTI Aur-- i. Kvcrbody to inaka money by plant l T..t. T..i,wi,u 1A4UUIBU 41VIIV1UIU . , . somaSW distance whose friends dcclnre Mint JIiC lltb.lJ trii,. ing cotoanuts. Inqulra plants, i MissShizukoAVilkeda Honolulu 35,010 for thoroughly furnished hoiisi New n wilt lin at.rimir fin lmr pntil 4130-t- New and Shapes Ilox 102 I.lliuc. Kauai. f tw pctltors. Kvcn the Contest Mnnngerl ,,..J?'?,5J0;L?,; In Mnnoa Is for rent for one or INCLUDES COUNTY-O- Addie-- "II.," llulletln of- does not see the end, as a few yearly1,,. THE HAWAn. Clean wiping rags at the llulletln of jears. 4 205-1- 1 subscriptions. If turned In before Annie Hattie Kohala 130.000 fice. fice. Miss Trinnie Marcos Kailua 130,235 Two-bedroo- m house on L Miss Elizabeth K. Victor Hilo 127,748 Modern cottage, 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, The Very SECOND-HAN- CL0THINO Latest iMisSMercy K. Akau Hilo 127,021 gas, seweruge, etc; $20 per month. beach by Diamond Head. Miss Victoria Homer Hilo 08,800 Ladles' & Rents' clothing bought; will) 1317 lleretanla St. . 4i!4S-l- Miss Louise de Harne Koliala, Hawaii 75,801 rail; spot cash. 1040 Nuunnu St Miss Julia K. Kawcwehi Keauhou 50,391 rtirulshed rooms (1 week up; nice, Servants' quarters and Apply 1280 Kurt Miss Hattie Saffery Honokaa 30.131 LOST. limit room S2. St. .0K' Miss Violet N. Brown Hilo 34,283 4245-l- m stabler. DISTRICT NO. 3. (las generator olt auto, lteturu to Housekeeping room. Apply TOO (Juar-l- y farjmit INCLUDES THE COUNTY OF MAUL this ulllie mid receive reward. J. . Ht Alapal. Honoiuiu. Ttl Miss Jennie Hansen Wailuku 120,514 Venhulzeii, Hoard of Health. cor. fn3 Mis 425U-3- t Waiaholo Mabel ,....I.ahaina 123,977 Two furnished rooms. Apply Mr. Miss (Jollier Lahaina 122,821 Mary D. McConnell, 1223 Emma St. Miss Florence Ho Lahaina 122,322 commodations as tho ono In District Miss 1. Eva Scholtz Wailuku 111.474 No. Two furnished rooms. 1071 A Cniup-421I-I- C Co. Ltd. Mis,s Bishop Trust Hattie Kalino Makawao 72,841 Tho young woman In District No. 3 bell I Jin e. MissL. K. Hart Wailuku 50,100 leeching thu highest number of vijtea NO. D24 BETHEL STREET. CELLULOID Miss Esther M. Hanuna Hana 38,300 will receive tho same tilp as the yojng DISTRICT NO. 4. women In Districts Nos. 1 and 2. INCLUDES THE COUNTY OF KAUAI. Tho voting woman in District No. 4 DOMINOES Miss Florence Devcrill Hnnalei. Kauai 122,008 iecelvlng the highest vote will receive Mrd.Wlasltnv'a, Miss Miriam Mundon Kapaa, Kauai 114,155 Iho same trip und accommodations as I ho three- above mentioned districts. Soothina Svrao Cribuage and Backpimmon Miss Mable Hhstie Elccle 107,101 dm pn lor over hiajk Miss Connie Fassoth Waimea, Kauai 93,095 VOTES ON SUBSCRIPTIONS yba; l bvnfiMILLION!) of Mother. lor tuir ci uujk kn wmi.TBtTi i Boards; Bicycle and Congress Miss Anccline F. Silva Waimea, Kauai 75,010 AS FOLLOWS 1NO, perfect MISS FLORENCE DEVERILL with succeM. Miss Ethel E. Edwards Kilauca, Kauai 58,103 Ono month's subscription to bOOTtlKS the CHILD, 80PTEN8 Playing Cards. of Kauai Leader of District No. 4 the the GUMS, ALLAYS all p.ln, II u 1 1 c 1 1 n Old sub-- CUREit WIND COLIC and 1 tho Contestants may take the trip any time they choose. Evening next Wednesday, will make a mate scilptlon, ISO votes; now subscription, Contestants are not limited to the district in which they are entered, rial chango In the standing of any l'J5 otcs. but are allowed to secure votes from any other District, County or tow. 8ooUllni8ynipnd take one of tho contestants. State. One jcai's lubstrlptlon to the erklad. aVCtata a Bottle. & Mossman, ri:al kstatb Oat Those who lime nlicndy given In CONTEST CLOSES MONDAY. MARCH 15TH, Weekly ill lie tin Old sub heal kstatk i:xchanok. ltd. ndWtUkiidl.imi.fi small subscriptions have In many 8 O'CLOCK F. M. SHARP. scription, 300 votes; new subscrip 70 Merchant St., near P. 0. Instances becomo so Interested In tion, 3TS otes. FOR SALE. TELEPHONE 403. wntchlng tho strugglo for their fav- Klvo years' subscription to tho The Encore Saloon orite that they havo extended their Weekly II u 1 1 o 1 1 n Old sub- LOTS. bubscrlptlons, which count same scription, 37C0 votes; now subscrip- the lol's as if they had not already subscribed. tion, C000 votes. Wo bare over 100 for boIu In all The Evening Bulletin Popular partH of tho city, Improved aud Try a drink at the new place and Remember that the llttlo coupons Three months' subscription to the Oahu Railway n Old sub- unimproved, business tiles, will not be counted It voted after, Voting Contest Kvonlng llulleti ri'sldcueu sites and fainting have "MATT" HEFFERN serve you. I scription, COO new subscrli-lion- , Ta.ble. next Wednesday. votes; sites,, for prices ranging from COR. HOTEL and NUUAHU. Time 7D0 otos. No More Coupons Fill in the name of th: young woman you wish to vote $50 to $30,000: soiiio for cash , ht Six months' subscription to tho sales, some OUTWARD. The llttlo coupon which has played Bring mail to Man- for Installment and the district in which she lives. or Kvonlng n Old sub- sales and some for uxcliaugv. Tor Walanne, Wnlalua, Kahuku aad an Important part slnco the beginning ager Contest Departm:nt, care llulleti ICE p. ofEveningBulletin, scription, 1500 voles; new subscrip- Way Stations 0:16 a. in., '3:20 m. of the contest will be conspicuous by Honolulu, T. H. manufactured from pure distilled wa- Kor Tearl City, i:wa Mill and Way lis absence after tho 10th. This coupon tion, 2100 votes. HOMES. to any part of city by a. m., a. ter. Delivered Stations 17:30 'SMB in appears In this Issue of tho Hullo-- 1 THIS COUPON COUNTS AS ONE VOTE FOR One ) ear's subscription to the courteous drivers. 11:03 a. m., '2:15 p. 320 p. m 1 1 1 1 n, Wo havo CO homes in.. 1 n , but will not appear again, but Kvonlng It u e n Old over for sale, locat- S:15 p. iu.. 19:30 p. m., 111:00 p. m. ed In every nil coupons bearing date of Wednes- 3000 otes; new subscrip- residence section For Wahlawa '9:15 a. ni. and Miss tion, 4500 of tho city, and suburbs; all OaHU ICE AND ELECTRIC CO., p. day, March 10th, must bo deposited lutes 5:15 in. Klvo years' subscription to the comfortable, totno olegant, on Kewalo. Telephone 528. INWARD. on Vcdno3day and published Iu arlous terms; somo for spot District No. i; V e li I 11 K ! U 1 1 1 1 u OM Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Thursday) issue of the cash, some on Installment pay- Bulletin. 30,004 Delivered to residences Wnlalua and Wulanao 8:3G a. m. All deposited after that dale will ho Mites; new sub- ments, some for exchange, and and offices at 25c per ..5:31 p. m. thrown out. 'This coupon is not goal after Wednesday, March 10th) scription, 4R.O00 voles snuiu for part cash and part 10-l- In Ewa Mill mortgage on easy terms. hundred in lots Arrive Honolulu from Remember, the triple-vot- e offer has ) THE PRICE OF THE DAILY AND cr more. and Pearl City )7:4C a. m. 8:30 only a few more days to run, and aft- WEEKLY BULLETIN 13 Ice a. m., 10:38 m., IHO p. 4:31 HOUSES. a. m, AS FOLLOWS. W. O. DARNHART, er that votes count only two-third- s p m.. 5:31 p. in.. 7:30 p. m. 133 Merchant St. their present value. When Paid in Advance. Tel. 140. Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa We can nrrango to build houses on tha 58,000 ' Ono montr's subscription to thu 8:30 a. m. and 5;31 p. m. Votes! will only count slnglo or ono third r.iunt of tho ballots will bo chosen Installment plan on lots pur- Remember five Blnglo one- - i: v o n I n g 7S cents. that their present value. You don't have I inn prominent buslnns men of Hu Bulletin, chased from us by responsible yoar subscriptions you Three months' subscription to ' BUILDING MATERIAL Dally. will count tho tu cast Hid ballots Issued on subscrip lU'lulii; their names will be announced the parties. samo as a single five-ye- subscrip i: von lng Dili lo tin, J2.00. OF ALL KINDS. t Ex. Sunday. tions, until the closo of tho contest In duo season. Uach cortcitnnt wltl Sunday Only. tion and it will also count you a club I Six moi'hs' subscription to the FOR EXCHANGE. LUMBER. t but you should turn In all )our l avo tho right to select a frk I or re DEALERS IN Tho Limited, a two-hou-r live-- ) $1.00. Hnlelwa of ear subscriptions, which will now and receive tho votes ntlvc to represent her and look after Kvonlng Ilullotln, train (only first-clas- s tickets you Twelvn months' subscription to tho Wo havo a number of good exchatigu net 58,000 votes, providing they for samo mid )ou will recelo thn tri- her Interests during the Una', count of ALLEN & ROBINSON. leaves Honolulu every Sunda) b. v o n I n g 11 u 1 1 o 1 1 JS.00. bargains. uro Ni;V, and if they happen to bo ple olo for Inn wait for !ic h.illot.i. An alarm c'ock will be ii. Queen Street :: :: :: Honolulu. at 8:22 a. m.; returning, arrives Iu same. don't years' subscription old subscriptions they will count you Is positively to slvnnl tho closing hour, which Fivo to the Honolulu at 10:10 p. Limited something hotter as this .iml 1 TO in. The - Kvonlng II u 1 o 1 1 n. $10.00. LET. stops only at City Wnlana 30,000 votes. Subscribo for some- tho last and best that will bo offered will bo at 8 o'clock p. m. sr.arp, Mutch Peirl and Ono year's si.bscrlptlon to the M. & a P. DBNIRON V. C. BMITII ono toduy, whllo tho votes count tri and positively closes on March 10th. 15lh When tho alarm sounds tho Wo rent houses aud may local') Phillips Co. Wookly 11. CO. - ple, as tho last five days of the con- Thcro is not n great difference In judges will take charge ol thn ballot Dulotln, you. Flvo years' rubscrlptlon to Wholesale Importers and. Jobbers test subscriptions will only count jou tho standing of the leading contest- box and Alien all in the oHlco :it that tha 1 1 1 1 one-thir- Wookly II u o n.g $5.00. EUROPEAN AND Autos d their present value In votes ants nt the present tlnia and now that hnui are waited upon, the box will be TO BUY. AMERICAN GOODS and votes are tho necessary cie- - the trlplo vote offer Is In uffect, will opened and tho llnul count will com rRY SENATOR ROBINSON'S Wo eight or ten buy- dentlals by which to win a free trip tho mencc. Thero will bo no bidding for DAUGHTER hno prospectho FORT and Cl'l.C'l 3T3. Repaired necessitate reemvuss of tho cntlie ers on our lists at present; to Seattle, which .will ho tho mecca field and ask those who only gave jou ballots, as there will positively bo no Your machine will be ready for (Special tn tho perhaps jou havo Just tho of the Journey for five young women r. small subscription, to Incrcaso their money or subscriptions accepted after Ilullotln) placo you when we say it will be. We Wailuku, Maul. March 5 A daugh that would suit one of of your choice. subscription and give you tho benefit tho ballot box Is opened No ono will them. Como see us. ." ' SAIK1, don't experiment on autos ; we repair tcr was born Thursday Wai- and S. Positively the Last and Best. of tho triple ao. offer. know huw many votes each candidate, evening lit them. luku to the wlfo of W. nob-Inso- Bamboo Furniture Made to Order. Tho most munificent offer yet mndo Don't forget, nil votes count trlplo has deposited, therefore, no ono will Senator T. nn,i. kxchanoi:, who is now uttendlng Bes kstati: ltd. Specialty. by tho II u 1 u 1 1 n, Is mado now. until tho 10th, and then they only know how mnny tes nre required to the A. V. OEAIt, Muunger Picture Framine a Von - slon of tho Legislature, Hamm Young Tho offer becomes ejfcctlve at onco count slnglo from the 10th to the win. Poth mother 503 S. BERETANIA ST. and child nro well. This is tho ninth and continues until Wednesday March closo, which is tho 15th of March at THE FIVE' TRIPS WILL DE APPOR TELEPHONE 497. child In Senator Hobluson's family. Co., Ltd. 10th. This Is tho offer: Kor each S o'clock P. M. TIONED A8 FOLLOW8: subscription turned Iu to the II u I DUtr'ct No. 1 Includes tho City and IRON WORKS ALEXANDER YOUNQ BUILDING. 1 HONOLULU o t i n, office, between now and County of Honolulu. V. Improved and Modern SUGAR MA- Wednesday March 10th. threo otcs 2 County BENNY & CO., Ltd., MR. and MRS, SPECIAL NOTICE Dlstilct No. Includes tho CHINERY of every capacity and de- will bo gUen for ono before or In otli of Hawaii. . ... IMJ.tWfll cr words the regular scale, of scription made to order. Boiler work G. Sakata, voting SUBSCRIBERS SENDING IN SUB- District No. 3 Includes tho County AOENIS FOR THE and RIVITED PIPES for irrigation will bo tilplcd. SCRIPTIONS TO THE BULLETIN jf Maul. 'Diirnoses a specialty. Particular at- MASSEURS. 10,000 free votes will bo Issued to MUST ALWAYS MENTION THE District No. 4 includes the County WHITE tention paid to JOB WORK, and re- Bruises, Sprains each contestant turning In ten NUW NAME OF THE CONTESTANTS of Knual nl months' Iptlons beforo pairs executed at shortest notice. Tired subset THEY WISH TO VOTE FOR, AS ALL Thu fifth trip will bu for the leel Wednesday March 10th. Two ing and other six BALLOTS ARC FILLED OUT IN jchapeion, who will hu chosen by the subscriptions PILES CUHED IN 8 TO 14 DAYS. HAWAIIAN FERTILIZER CO., LTD. ailments quick months' will count tho FULL DEFORE LEAVING OFFICE.' Jui'l'B woman jeeuilng tho hlghebt in Sewing Machine 'B.'i . .J as ono yearly l'AZO OINTMENT is guaranteed Dealers in FERTILIZERS suitable s.imu subscription ur a YOU CAN HOLD BACK BAL- - dividual oto, Irrespective of district ?SS?, ly relieved. THE to cure any for all crops, olimatio and soil con- fivo year Biibsciipllon to the dally will LOTS AS LONG AS YOU limitation. case of Itchinc. Wind, iics. uvt i ..,...... ,.... . WISH. Bleeding ditions. ii Do It Now. Four Separate Contests. or Protruding Piles in 6 to pa St. above ,n ,n i 12G0 .,.,,., D u 1 1 o 1 1 Fort St. Phone 483. Udaysormoney refunded. Made by ,,,,,. Tho con- Hono- n Is OFFICE Brewer Building, School. Tele-- , ,,,,,. , Contest Closes March 15th, 8 P. M. Kvonlng ,i,. mnnn Monday, ducting scparato PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis, lulu; Tel. 272. phone 1G50, ,i,.. ii Match tint fiiV.cnth Is ihn four and distinct con- FACTORY at Iwilel: Tel. 430. ballot, but each subscription turned lino tot fo thu closo tit tho n.ntest tests at tho sumo time. s Week-En- d U.S. of A. iu singly will receive triple votes for .ud nil votes and BUbscr'p-'o- MUST Tho )oung woman who rccolveo the KANE0HE BEEF you u ggatu same, and when havo completed in tho llulletln oiPco on tb.it highest number of votes In District LUNCHES and DRINKS Always on Hand. Young Pigs, Poul- utir club of ten, you will lecelvo tho call'. Tho closing hour v.ill bo at 8 No, 1 will bo given first-cliB- transpor- Hates most o clock p. on Mutch lGit;. both ways, The pooular Steinwayanu I'jANua. try, Eggs, Fresh Butter and Cheese. special ballot, in. mid tlioa tation and hotel accommo- uniuif Pleaso don't forget that tho special depending on thu malls to brins tliwlr dations while in Scattlo and San Kran place in tovvn. THAYEH PIANO CO. 1 1 trlplo offer closes Wednesday March i inscriptions to the II it o it ouVu elsco Week-en- d tickets- - sold on Saturday 1B HOTEL Co., STREET. Sam Wo Meat It will bu 'hut .MUST havo all voles und ujImi rlptlons Tho young woman In District No. 2 and Sunday The Fashion Saloon Phone 10th and not repeated, over the Oahu Railway IU. closes on Iu tho ballot box before 8 uelock p will recelvo tho scino trip to TUNING QUiRANTKED. King Street Mtrket. Tel. 288 positively that ditto and tho in, to Seattle Haleiwn cost two dollars and are note St. near Fort Y0UNC TIM, Manager, last five days of tho coute&t, voice en that dato. Tho Judu'o for thu final and San Francisco, with tho samo uc (good to return up to Monaky night. Jack Scully. Jack Roberts.

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Noycs, F. (1 I'll .('link. Cirollno 29 C Knllll 7 Kenloua, I.llla 1 70.Nnktilnn, J. K 1 CO Ilcnavltz, Flllmlnn 9 30 I Novell, 1 (id HONOLULU DISTRICT. Rose Coitiwell, Irene II Koul (w) 7 Knuahl, F. II 1 20 Nakea, Levi 10 95 Cnmiirii, Slniy C. .".., 90 00 . 7 10 Nccdhnm. V. W. Cushion. It. Kamnkee 8 20 Kalnwnla. J 13 Kclllhcenalii, Auulo 2 70 Nnwelo, Sam'l. K 7 20 Contain), Joio do 2 80 AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN DE - lNoar, 11 30 C5 1 Julia Cuiuinlns, T. I', Tr 7 Kealoha, Solomon 8 Kiihnulc, 16 90 Nnhnolclua, Sim 70 Souzu..t 12 CO 3 25 Peter Cnrvnlho, John LINQUENT LIST FOR 1908. jNystrom, Aim. A. . L'rowtter, Johu C. 8 75 Kuhlltnn, Sim. s. C 45 Kstato of Knnl, (Un- (OUlB, NnlanI A 15 90 G 00 h-- . 7 20 Jno. Cabrnl, Sirs. Ant. 8 , u urlen. T. P. fhllllngworth.,C. F. 9 83 KnJulauwale, It. V fldn. Kn- - 7 Olopau, Wm. "Trustee" 8 75 4 90 1 WJ known Owner" io Cnmnra, Slanuel J Auenmcn, Katlo v O'Neill,'. I. A. 7 10 C7 n.1.1 Vnnl... C Crowell. Flora K 40 tll'll.t... Kstatc of J. K. Kniihnno .Onoliea, Thos 3'V'l Cordelro, SI. (Minors) 4 no I.. A 17 00 Omsteil, N 20 .10 20 7 20 Andrew. ChlllliiRWiiith, Autila II Kuliiwalinakn 1 "Unknown Owner" 1 GO .Ohiilcnul, P. K Costa, Slanuel O 11 GO 1'rliiKle, O. 1) 75 .1. 11 50 SI Ayioa, II. M 10 7f, Clailio. K Knpahu, 9 Kukniilnhl, .1 7 20 Prestldgc, Win. For Kst. of A. Cnrrelra, Sim. M 1 35 15. C. 8 20 1 ! G 85 Asbnhr, I.. !' in 4rti''etem, "Trustee" Cornwell, Kmllla (Wntkapu, Knmuna, Kther 6 Keulkehlhcn 28 00 Prestldge Costa, Slanuel do II GO Efr Ado, O. ,. g 2o'rvtern, K. O. "Ant." Kiiuim Maul) 2 70 Kunnhele. Joshua 12 Knhnleannmn (w) 70 l'aele, J. K 11 80 11 55 2 70 Ciuihn, Zelda Ilrown, ,T. F inn r,o Sllvn Coekett. F. K 2 70 Koinaa, (leo 8 Knwahoa, Abel 7 20 Pedro, Thomas 8 80 Cordelro, Jose do 11 13 55 7 20 38G 30 Itooth, O. W S92 SO Perkins, Levi Crnwrord, W. II Kclllluhl, James 21 Kaco) D 7 20 Peabody, Lucy K Cordelro, SI. (Tr.) 2 Peterson, 38 GO 51 80 '. 7 20 Hudity. Luclnder X 3 25 Nick Dowsett, .Martha Kstnte Kllln, (Uknuwn Own- Knwnha, Peter 1 70 .Peterson, L Dins, August 1 Pressor, SI. F S 20 11 GO C. F. 100 05 lllnUdell, Mm. C. A 3 y0 Dals, Clarlsn er) 19 Knhookano, Sirs 1 70 Peterson, Dins, J. 2 7(ill'nty. Sim. M. V 1 70 C Lcpe- - J Hull, J. C 1 Dovauchcllc, Illlzabcth K.... 00 Kcalnknl. W. II 40 Knmaln, Jas 9 so Peterson. C. F. For Kit. Dlas, SI. Soitza C 13 90 G llredo, W. . 1 7o Peters, I' Davis, SInry 2 15 Kunoe, Hose 17 Kuahunu (k) 4 io ka Punmntia 00 7 8 20 Damns, I.onls Hush, (1. IV 1 7o il'urily, Cha DavlMin, II. F 4 35 Knlona, SIclc 6 Kaplhl, David 4 io Peterson, David L 95 35 11 SO 7 20 Knos, Joo " lleazly, O q I'oricr, uco Duilolt. Keano 7 10 Kalalua, Slary (Kitaloa, Kalitlu. Johu K 2 16 Peterson, It. C. A., Trustee 22 90 17 00 1CI 75 l'nos, Anlone licrgntnim, J. V 14 SO rociniore, J. w lie Fries. Henry 8 20 3 Keklpuohlknpullkollko, Tr. Pannlnul, Daniel P 8 20 SInry 8 40 Polltz, K 22 50 9 85 Ferrelru, Dmun, .Ida. 9 40 HrnestberKer. Laliapa IS 05 Knhele, lokia 8 Laura SInhclonn 33 BO Pnnnlnnl, Albertlna Freltns, SI. F 4 90 I'eterson, N. (1 17 00 4 G 20 Iliown, F. Jil 7 211 Kdwaids, l.uka 90 Kalamn, Sam. (Mnkawao, Kulelkau, Abraham "Ounrd-ia- n IPnahno, Sam Fcrrelrn, Marlon J 7 10 retention, I. It 52 20 8 75 II 8 GO lleckort. F 2 15 Hsplnda, .Manuel Slaul) 10S 30 for Mlkncle anil Piikelc, .Ins. Frcltftg, 1 CO Proscott, Loo. V., 1 IIU John Darker, Oeo II 26 et nl Klona 7 20 Knpuan, Allco (Admr. I'M. of minors" 12 05 Pnlil. Honliku Frngn, Manuel 6 45 Tails, (ten. II ' no 7 20 Haines, Ijiurn J 90 n Ksplmla. II Knpuon) 13 70 Kulelkau. Abruham "Ouard- - raoa, Henry lloolno ...... 1 90 'Hun Aiinio 1, s: so - Has, Anions Snntos t I l to Ksplucla. Aknna 7 20 Kalllhnkuna, lleko 2 15 Ian for 3 children of Kn- - Kstnte of Pnnhno, lly Aplkn- 6 CO Illanchnril, Fernandez, F. F en C Hi 85 1 1 Ill own, .1 II jlluuibln, llcrthn Fair, Sarah K 70 Knhnunnclc, SInry 00 pekn Nlolo 90 tin (w) Wm 2 70 a so .How, SI. A 121 no Fernandez, llordftdt. I Flint, f xxn K 12 45 Kealoha. "Daniel 8 20 Long, K. A. C 25 30 Pnnhno, Will Fieltns, August J 8 30 c, 55 IMchniiliun, F. 10 95 C 95 Kulkoo, J. 7 40 Pnnnlnnl, Abraham Hiirrlcku, it. A , Fukuii ., .Minnie Knwclo Lewis, Chas 10 70 Frcltas, Sim. Vincent 1 70 1 CO Kay. Lydla. for "Kst. 1). A. . 12'03 Knlelopu, A. S 14 00 Oeo. K llnldwln, R I) Fuller .oht. Leal. Kmllln 39 io Palm, Frcltns, Sim. Francisco 2 70 (i IIU Itny" 19 20 1 17 10 'linker. C. W Fuller ;avld 70 Kenu. Helienn (Hllo, Hawaii) 95 Lai Young, C. "Ouaidlan for il'aawcla, S 1 GO Reyes. Raymond IS 70 - Farias. Slanuel Cnthcart, SInry II n 75 Fern. i. J. "AkciiI list, of Kullmn (I'elekunu, Hawaii) 45 Slary Lnl Young H 50 Kstato of Sam. Pedro "tin- 3 00 I 29 10 I Ferrelrn, John Sllva Cnlltlh, . S mlttletlel. Gustavo .... I! er Ku Kami" 29 75 Kalo. Lizzie 20 30 Long, K, A. C. (Trustee)... 47 so known Owner" 20 30 13 70 no Flguelrn, SI. M 12.10 Collins. C II tin jo Hlilwny, T. C. OeilRl. Ileluu C 9 83 Kaneakua, J. M. uuil Kamn- - I.lllkalanl. 14. K 13 "ii Pnlcknluhi, A. K 10 1 Ferrelru, K. 0 9 30 I) su'ltlle). Carrie II. '.... U0 Oilman, A. N 80 85 kolu (I. 9 CO Llghlfoot. Pllannla, A. St. C C 63 F. lime. Kuuali.... J. "Odn. for Helen Fernandez, .1 2 70' 7 jo Stephenson, Stanley 30 20 1,. 13 45 (I. SI 29 10 Poepoe, St 13 CO Uulion, J. (' (lay. N Kunlaku. mid Daniel King" 5 45 J. Gomez. Antnuln F. 3 80 11 85 i yriitk'y. .1. T 28 0.) V. Sol 13 45 Paulino, G 00 Ornbbc. C. L dear. A. "Ailmr. Kst. of Kauhane, Luther, W. K 10 95 Slalln OonsnlvcH, Marin 1 05 7 on'Slmw, S. V 7 20 29 35 9 30 4 Cnrtor. T I.nhnlnatumi" Knnnhele, Sam Lun, William 19 75 Peter, Annlo Gas-pa- 25 25 Onspnr, Sophia It. Odn, 13. r.rt.lolSlnKer. II. F. G 55 Kalaehao, Wm 85 75 Pnln, Knhunla 7 Cnyplegi, O (landall, Kenolalna Lawelawe, J, A 20 85 St. Rodriguez Kst. .. 12 43 .Mm. K. S 08 70 Hchmldto, Sim. 0. A. 1 70 (laiidall, 8 20 Knuanonno, Win. N U 40 Lukn, J, K 10 05 Piiuiil, Abraham G t Church, Thus Gomez, SI 3 30 2S 00 Stone. Frank 7 20 O 3ti 35 IC 14 80 Pienitergnst, K., Admr. Kst. (.imolly, A. II Ilenshiill, Helen Kelllhopcole, Lutein. Joe 9 85 J. 2 70 Hpllllior. A fin 45 I Oullherme, John 5;irt?r, S. .1 8o Heiirlques, l.uey K 131 70 Knwnnuhnu, Hart 14 80 Lulnu (w) 3 25 of K. K. Prcnilergast.... 105 05 Onnsnlves, Lubcrto J I 05 1 t) jSluipson, T. A 12 Heckey A. Kellett, 21 GO 1 Klenn 19 Campbell, W. M Hunt, "Trustee for Annie Lukua, Ilebeccii 80 Plhanul, Gomez. Jono Phillip 3 25 7 o 'Sihmldt. K 4 90 K. K. by A. Kelula 11 40 9 85 Kstato Knnlewnl Plcrson Christian, Jim Hunt" Oeo. Louis. Phlllli Gonsnlves, A. J G' 00 It !i H5 'Spfiieer, Capt. .1. It. 10 10 Slacy. 31 00 Kalelelkl, Sam 13 70 Lahela, Ollvu (Olaa. Hawaii) 8 20 "Unknown Owner" .... 30 90 Chilton. Wllinot Auent Grace. A. Pestant C 00 Oluise, O. D 70 .SlmpMin, Sim. V.. F. . 2 45 Hall, Win. A 201 10 Kaiunhua, Loko 10 GO C 18 10 Pollkapu, T. C 24 80 , Lane, John Howell, Sirs. Wm. L ), inlScott, Sirs. Sllunetlo 19 20 Hooper. 3 Knpule, 55 C. W 13 70 in io Collins, .Mm. Fannie Sirs. W. K 75 SInry Lane, Lot K. C 30 15 Poole, Thos. Innls, Frank no t'looli, Ijiwruura 85 20 soxton, siary 2 70 Ilolsteln, K. C 8 00 Kelekouia, Abel SOLune, Itlchnrd C 14 80 Pncn, Paul n 25 Ignnclo. F. 2 70 Dilliti. T 21 S Tinner, Italph .. 13 Ilaleliuino 9 85 KlblltiB, SInry "Agent Dal. K. iLlshmau, Stele Koll 8 20 Pnoa, Florcnco II GO Jose, Raymond 1 70 Dement. C. It 21 25 TeweH. Albert 11 I topklns. Itohc 20 30 Ouninilngs" 11 30 Lukua, S. N.' "Odn. for A. Ka- - il'apaltnn 7 20 Jnrdln, Antone G 7 10 Davis, Norn SI 10 65 Toliln. Cbas Harvey, Frank 35 03 Keawepoole, Lnpnnn 16 10 lanihula, minor" C 00 Peter, Joe "Odn. for Ula, An- - V. . 9 05 Jesus, Jose 2 70 Davis, Mrs. S. K "0 43 Tliorton, II. llmldy. Oeo. II. "(Jilii. for lo-- Keau, A. K 4 05 Lyon. T. 11. (Walluku. Maul) G 00' nlc and Vincent Peter .. 1 35 Tlilelen, (!. 19 20 Llmlo, Antone P. 1 CO Dolanoy, J 1 70 I' kepa Kale" 22 50 Kaulanl, Mary 8 20 Lahnlna (v) 4 60 1'un. Hunu 8 40 Sir. I! 00 n Lcmns, , 11 50 Dovlln, .1 78 70 Tlioene. Tlieresa Hoomaiiawiinut 7 10 Kulanlcha (w) 15 Luklmlln 3 10 Paulo, Sam and Kehanunill. J . 7 20 l.enio, b. enmaru . 12 20 Davli, B. A 7 20 Tliompson, J. II. lllonii, Tom 15 35 Keiiala, Joseph 11 50 Unils, Nancy K 8 20 Pltmoku, Knluna J. K. 8 85 Lnrlo, Kmlly 2 70 Davlcn. G 7 : Terrlll. W. ... Hoaplll. David 1 00 Kahlapo, Solomon n 05. Long, Antonlno A 40 70 Pnkclo, Kllznbcth rilOIUpHOIl, . 15 15 Mcndonca, John P. 14 15 Diiukln. Thos 17. J. 0. Ilalll. Sim. It. "AKt. Kst. of Knnua, Kauanul 17 70 Lime, Putrlck C. (Kooluu).. 3 80 Plka (w) ' . 21 40 Slonlz, Slanuel 2 80 Doniicl. M. O C 01 TrovetiPii, II. v. Kahawnll 13 70 Kaaukal, Klen.i 4 90 Lnnl (w) 2 70 Pratt, Tom Taylor, Kinma SI. 8 20 SInrks, Antono T. . . 3 40 fet Kmineluth. .1 171 o,i Ilalcey, Maker 13 15 Kealoha. J. SI , 1 110 ..Lukela (k) G 40 l'aele, D Venzae, 22 50 Sledelros, Mnrla O, 13 30 Kdsmuii. Albert G' Armaml Hoohnno. I, 19 10 Kuapall, Kulnt .'.:. 17 OO.Lnhela (w) 1 70 Pn. Daniel Vriwin, II. K 7 10 Slello, J. S. R. do 1 70 Kcknrt. C. F. 7 11 Iliu bottle. W. II 43 95 Kniiehalatl. S. 11 15 C.) Lee, J. SI. 2 90 Pohaku. 3.1)u Vhla. II. C 13 30 Marques, Frajik 8 40 Kdwnrds. Slnbcl 2 7u Hart. Halenkiila (Dead).... 1 CO Kcanu, Isabella 4 00 Lewis, Hannah 1 GO Pnla, John Welch, V. 1 00 SIcGrew, 15 90 Knglnnd W. J 4 90 R Ill llanctotn, Sim. C 3 SO Hunan, Sam 11 00 i Kstatc of Polpn "Unknown Louisa 4 Warren, I.. I) 90 'Non-Hes- so Mcndonca, sirs. J. S 3 80 KImiii. J. I) 7 20 HniiRton, Jas 15 45 Kumukoa, Slolhn l- Book 20. . Owner" 1 Sledelros, 7 20 Fnlrwcnther. N. S 11 to Winchester. C. .. 70 Haul, (w) 3 SO dent Owner" 9 30 pilce, Julia S 10 95 Manuel GO Whitney, Freil 1G 35 GO Martin, Slanuel 7 75 Foster. W. It 11 Holt, J. I)., Trustee 7 lo'Kuihawnl 7 05 Slacy, Julia K 2G 90 illlchnrdkon, Kllznbcth 23 K. C. . . U 30 Slnscoto, F. 2 35 Frasher, Sim. J. I) 4 SO Wnterliouse, Helcluhe, W'aklkl 23 90lKoleka (w) 4 35 Slakckau, SI. K. anil 3 co.ltosa, Helen N 01 oo F. Jr .1. I, 1 70 wife.. Monlz, It 3 80 Fisher, Slra. Nettle 1' 02 20 Wooils. Hognn, Aneellne SI 28 55Knpela, Hallakn Kstale, "lly Slorse, Nancy 19 SO lllnger, Wm 23 GO John . 19 75 ! Sledelros, Anna 2 70 Frochllch. II. . 28 00 Wliltinaii, Virginia Hutchinson, Alice 2 90 J. K. I'rcndcrgnst, Agent 59 90 Slalle, C. I) 30 G5 llutherfotil, Ksther K. "Odn. A 7 35 1 70 Fulk. C. J. 7 20 Wilson, J. Hoomoepule, Slelo 12 CO Knnnkalnnn, Joo 7 20 SInlielonn. Sol 81 35 for Rutherford, g g; Nobrega. Antone 47 10 minor... Foster, Knos A 7 an iWnlker. II. T. anil ! K. Iliiluapan 12 CoiKuhue, Sirs. K 2 15 Slurray, Thos. "flunrdlan Kst. of Reed, LIUlo 3 c5 Neves. Julia F. 27 70 eallierwiuc, u. v. .. 32 40 Nobrcgn, J. Sylvnno G 65 Freeman, emit. W. K. . 10 40 " Hao, johu 9 85 Kcolkl, Helen 18 45 Sloolau and Uluhanl" ... 14 G5 Roberts, Slukahlkt 7 10 Way. A. I 10 85 11 .1 4 20 Fox, t). A 8 20 Harrison. J . . 12 70 Knhale, Luke 1 70 SInnn, Llzzlo N 15 35 Reycr, SInry 18 60 Mines, Antone o , Wallace, Myivanii Fisher. H 70 Adelaide ;" noit, it. w 25 80 Kuhlo, Kllznbcth .' 4 90 Slnullnla, J. (Walmnnalo) .. 3 55 Rose, SI. N 70 ftouregn, 9100 1j,: .i Oilman. Minnie II 2S9 o.i Wlllicim, i;rneat IloiiKhtalllnK. II. W 14 lSKImolcte, Jas 7 20 Estate Lnhapu, Mnullawn, Sllvn. Patrice, Agent for uinemiH, frame l 70 Wlddineld, Kst. Sirs. A. I, 00 urnciinB, Kroncisc 17 uo Graham, W. St 33 75 Helciiu, Jesse v. 4 00 Kane. Henry 12 6G "lly lllshop Trust Co., Caroline K. Sllva 10 70 Warlaml, Sllss K. SI...... '.. Ollvelrn, Ant. L 6 50 . (Iriiliam, Augusta II. ... 90 70 J1. Harvey, Joo 2 70 Kelllna, Kllza 20 40 Ltd., Admr." 17 00 Styne. Kva C.irtwrlght 51 30 Zlezler, Sim. C. V. 30 Aiary go Oilman, J. A 200 80 .. Hopalkun, Joe 7 20 Knhnlowal, 11 9 95 Slorse, James 13 70 Kstato A. F. Swan "lly Albert uiscn, l DO (lurry. A. It.. Jr. 17 03 nose 7 20 Knmnl 11 50 Sluhuka. W. SI 110 70 F. Judd" 14 40 uiiveira, joe 11 HAWAIIAN DCLINCUENT LIST Pclxoto, 1 19 30 (lay. K. J 4 30 Hao. Sim. A. 11. I, 1 70 Knnnulu, J. N 22 60 .Millie, George 3 SO Stone. K. K 10 CO Christina 1103. 10 95 T 7 20 Kstato of Hoolaiea, Kaumuka, Kiiaiie , 7 05 7G Spencer, Richard 12 05 Perrclra, Camlllo dill. I'ualokc SInuuwal. Kallko 8 go Green, J. J 0 55 "Unknown Owner' .... 25 80 Kinney, Helen K 7 40 Slauuwul, Apakl 11 no.spauldlng. Henry (Koioa, I'imcntn, Maria l Cook 2A. Pacheco, 3 80 Clear, A. V CS 15 Hnumea (w) I 25 Knlona, Kepa 1 05 Slnkunule (w) 2 15 Kauai) 8 20 Frank ., 60 aarnottc, G. S IIIAI'UKIIII.Iin,nnl....l nun 3 80 Kellc, Father 2 90 Slnhoe, S. K 9 85 Spencer, Kealoha (w) 13 70 Perrclra, Slanuel 11 ' Afoiic, Henry A J 3,I GO ,..,....1I.IIIIJ Orueff, O 4 35 ,,..,. 9 30 Knlolo, Apolo I) 9 40 Slary N 41 45 Perrelra, Frank 11 50 -, .....in, iu,iia Slnknaho (w) 1 05 Slmcrson, BL- - 4,- Allen, 1 ,;" Pnresa, Antono 2G llonan. T. A., Jr in KiiKune K II, James K 12 70 Kahlklknlo, Sylvester 5 85 Mntsumoto, Helen 9 85 Sheldon, Sim. L. K 2 15 Jr. GO Adelalds Henrique), I.' 80 0 Aelil. W. CJ. ( lly W. It. Cattle) 33 Itaac. Daniel 10 40 Kaohe (w) 21 40 Mersebcrir. Pilkeu 44 no Sllva. Patrice 4 35 Pinto, 10 I i.. Plmenln, Ant. It 90 Howell, W. 8 20Achl. W. O. (Trustee) fit 00 Ioano 7 10 Kelkl, I'hllomcna, Kalanl .... 2 70 Manna 7 10 Shaw, Sirs. J. K 3 25 , Hnffner. O 7 lO'Achl. W. C 57 25 Judd, Slaknlchuu 0 00 Kauheaku (w) 3 80 Sluhukn, Slary 13 70 Shape, Joo 7 20 Phillip, Oussle 05 Slanuel C 25 Hope, Sirs. A 1 70 Auhl. Alex. II 2 80 Johnson, Sam C 30 Kiinoa, John 8 30 Murkhani, Oeorge 23 CO Spencer, SInn'l 7 20 Plcndura, Harris, W. W 35 70 Auld. Angelina K 2 80 Kcuwcamnhl, Papa (w) ' U k'nliiilpfinn tw 3 25 Slnknlnnl, Jesso P 38 45 Thompson. Rebecca 18 95 Plrcs, Antone 90 Hcrzcr, Huiiko 7 2(1 Alnpal, I'alo 2 15 Kakulu, K. "For Kaacmoku Kclllhanunul. Admr. Kst. of SInllna, Polua 3 25 Tlmoteo, Rev. K. S 16 35 Perrclra, Recardo 41) Herrlck, C. F. 7 (15 Alclekn, Julia 7 10 Kakulu" 2 15 Mao G G5 Slana. Sam 3 go Turner, Chns 15 90 Perrclra, P 85 I). G Quintal, Slnrla 10 Hughes, I 8 20 Alnpal, John 7 10 Kulnuokalani, "For I'olueii Kekun, SInry 00 SIcnese, Lolka B io TItcomli, Chas., "Agent for J Hull, W. O 2 70 Alkako Kstnto (Unknown Kalauoknhinl" Kiihiulaunole, J 70 20 Slon, Kmela 5 10 Uiulsa TItcomb ' 4 90 Quintal, Frank 25 Holnibcrg, J 11 GO Owner) 3 10 Knlelkau, Clins. "For I. Ilia Kumuknhl 9 GO Manilla, Kelujialna 10 Ultiunhclc, Cnpt. J. SI 15 10 Quintal, Antono 90 Horner. A. W. 10 40 Apo, Jos. Alu 11 30 Kalelkau 4 r,5 Klbllng, May 41 20 Manula, Lukn 80 UII (w) 3 35 Quintal, Antono (Adm,) for Nobrcgn GO Harrnli. W. II 8 30 Akllia, J. A 21 40 Knlelknu, Ahrnhnm 14 80 Kainoa, Annie, et nl C 90 Mathews, Mary Ann SO Woodward, D. SI 3 25 Kstato Hone Herbert, II. 1. 7 20 Alna, C'has 8 40 Knmnkcn, Slnllana 4 10 Keamn, Ane Hllo 22 no Slakawalu, Pope (w) 14 25 Willis. C. J.. "Agent for Km- Rafael, Jaclnthi 20 ". Itego, Antono IlennliiK, 18 10 Aola, Kealoha K 7 40JKamakea, Mnmna 6 65 Klhel, Alice, Odn 1 35 Maiinaken, J 9 G5 ma Willis" 20 10 J 70 Hall. Henry 7 10 Akiui. Helen 4 90 Kalr.ilopunn, Slary K. "(Iiln. Klhel. I'nlioa 1 35 Murray, Sim. A. K 14 10 Walpa, Oeo 3 25 Robello, Frank 75 Hint. O 2 13'Aliolo, I.yilla C 70 for SInry Kfiila" 3 35 Kcitma, J. K IB 90 Slnullawa, Kmma L 7 10 Woodward. Hunnnh K 1 CO Ilemond, Mnrla 25 Harris, W. V.. "Trustee" DIG Go Anahu, Kalclokanioku 52 05 Knhalepuna, Slary K. "Odii. Knlolo, lokepa 2 70 Slossman, Jas. II 15 35 Wong Leong, "Agent for An Ilochn, Joo 40 Jackson, A. T. H 7 20 Alapal. Henry K 5 25 for 11. Kalu, minor" 1 CO Kaliulekuhi .s 3 25 Slunuel, Peter 21 95 nlo K. Wong Leo n g" 141 25 Rawlins, J. F. 80 Johnson. Arvld 7 20 AJ.ipal, Chus 3 90 Knplloho. L. II 38 15 Kuhamalkal, J. W. ("C. P. Slersberg, Henry 13 80 Wagner. Kanlho (w) 18 C5 Rltn. Frunclscu. 8 15 Kubey, Sirs. Ilcrtha 22 CO Alapal, Lily 1 70 Kapulanl, Win. I'. G 15 laukeu. Tiustco") 30 25 Slett. Sirs. Ida K 28 10 Wond, Harriet K. 4 15 Rawlins, Slanuel ,.. 4 90 Keen, Sirs. Slablo 23 03 Aukal, (w) 3 25 Knlelknu. Aura. Atty-ln-ra- Knepa, Slakuuoe, Kst. by S. K. Mitchell, L 2 90 Vt'ldemniin, C. A. 50 55 Rodrlgues, SInry & Ant., Jr... G 80 Klabus, II 7 20'Aheukalnul. (Kuhulul. Maul) 1 35 for Meleanii Keaheiuakunl 13 15 Wooley, "ail in." GG C5 Kstnte of SInnoa "Unknown Wnhumnna G GO Rodrlgues, Carolina 6 85 Kunst,' Kst. II. by K. Kunst lAustln, Wm. Lono 10 00 Kenwny. Oeo. S 18 10 Knlwlnul 9 30 Owner" 4 90 Wnllcml, J. II. ... 11 40 Rodrlgues, Slanuel 2 70 (i "Adm." 19 05 Amal, Stele 00 Kelllkuloa, Sam 8 85 Knunaimino. Maila J 3 80 Stnknlll. I. D 30 20 Walker. Slatllda . 40 10 Souzu, Muni. V 14 80 Klemtue, C 7 20 Auld, Jas 7 10 Kinney. Mrs. A. J 17 30 Kinney, Wm. (Hilnnlei, Kuu- - Slakulu 8 20 Willis, C. A. 7 20 Sllva. A. O. 10 GO C5 - O Kuhlmnn, W. It 9 Aiwohl, Sirs. Lucy 2 90 Ahla. Win. "Aitent for K. Ku- nl) 2 90 MnllolauH! 17 00 Wulilnomalkal, Ksther 13 35 Slinocs, SI. 27 70 Klenmie, II 2 15 Ahann. W 7 20 Ihelnnl" R 75iKawelo, Hugo 10 95 Slahelona, list. J .'. 7 10 wnlwnlolo 13 15 Souzu, Clauilino Koernor, C. F. A 3 80 Awn, John 3 80 Kuchu, lllrani 9 30 Knlllmal, W. II 11 50 Slundou, Geo. ., 13 70 Wnlamnu, Kst. of Polpe (Wnl- - Sllvn, SI. I Lack, Sim. 8. 51 1 90 Alnimi, Sloses 9 lOiKnulla, J. K 3190 Knepa. (Kalnullu, Hawaii). 12 CO Slnla. Mnrla It 80 amau, C Heirs) 8 20 Sllva, Rita Lyon, It. A 19 20 Ilroad. John 41 20'Keohokalole, A. Lelhulu.... 39 00 ,KiikInu, C 13 70 Sleyer, Mrs. T. K 80 Williams, Henry 7 10 Sllva, Slunuel J Lloyd. J. W. "Adm." Kst. T. lllonth, Elizabeth K 328 20 Kllll0iuii, J. K , 21 10 Klp.ipa, (Jeoigu (Kulltiu, Ko- Mela, Charles 10 Wnlwnlolo, David 10 50 Sllvn. Kst. J. A Lloyd 94 11 45 fi i 00 linker. Wllhelmlnii Kulelkon, Slatlo 45 nn) 2 70 Slola, Allco 10 Walwalole, Luther D...... 8 10 Santos, St. dos, Jr. Luras, A 7 20 Illshnw, Alex II 80 Kealoha, Knokn 9 05 Knwannnako.i, D. (Dead)... 80 00 Meudlola, John 70 Walpa, Robt. P 14 10 Snntann, SI. O LlKhtroot, Sirs. M. J 2C 70 lllplkane. J. W I 34 00 Kolomoku, lllrnm 8 40 Knlunlannolc, Princess 8 20 Sllkasobe, J. W 70 Walkoloa. Sllnnlo A 3 25 Slmao, Francisco Lyser, 1 00 30 no F. C Iluckle, SInry 74 Knlll, Lucy 11 Keldpl, Solumon (Wnlluku, Slalkal, II. SI 2 70 Wallace, Chas 11 50 Souza, Joaquin C L 1 70 8 76 18 10 CO Lambert, Sirs. Ilroad, Chas Knmokona, W Maul) 1 Slanoha, Frank 9 GO Wise Honry 7 20 Handera, Christina .... 17 00 LIIIU. F 1ft 75 Ilaker, C. A Kala (w) 3 80'Kahnhawal, J. P 1 70 Sliinnse, Ilev. II 1 70 Wahtnoplo 9 85 Souza, SI. Rcgo 2 15 2 BS Lloyd, Sim. K 57 50 lireile, Chas Kuualil, Ileckoy 3 S0Keaunul, Kalo 8 30 Nnkulnu, Kmma SI 138 85 AV'nlau, Adeline lleku U 00 Soares, J. C 1 05 Llmlman, J 7 20 HuEh, Henry I 10 75 Kunlou, Louisa 2 70:Kapn. I), (llonnlii, Kona, Ha-- Nul, D. K. "lly Haw. Wilcox. Therefa K no no Sautuun, Sllvlno O. ... 1 90 10 .1. Tiust LamliiK, T. F. "Trustee" SI. Hush, Jas. II 75lKnhoa, K 7 10 wall 2 70 Co., Ltd., Agent" 14 10 Woodward, Kmlly 1 70 Sllvn, SInniiel 0 00 D. "Ilank-urpt- I 7 4G (! Mimsnrrut, " Hush, Maria J Kahea, Maria 00 Kcohokll, Joc 0 40 Nnone, David K 19 25 Woodward, Albert 7 90 Tnvures, Sim. Joao It. 2 70 20 90 K. 10 40 8 20 Iloyd, S., Jr Kulaiikon, Jno Knnoho (w) 00 Noa, Wm 1 70 Young, Annlo P 11 25 TuvaroB, Slurlu O. ... C 10 I I 1 70 7 05 G Leiualie. 90 Hertclninnn, lOniina Kuuhnue, Kuhope Knalalll (l, 40 Nnwahl, Kmma A G 00 Yowell, Sarah K 8 75 Tnvaros, Antono 1)5 Lucas, SI. F. 8 20 Hi own, Kst. of 10 lit CO Cecil. Admr. Kahawal ' Knmnlualulu, Joo 10 Nueole, David G US Victor, J. A 20 05 Telxelrn, Maul. S 30 i 59 20 Levi, It 11 50 Clarlsn Ciimmlngs Knnoho, James 3 23 Kahawalolaa, Slelo 1 70 Nolioua, O. K 9 85 Vlda, Ltbhey U. W 24 30 Tavares, SInnuel 1) Monsarrnt, M. 8 20 Ilrown, Cecil. Admr. Kst. of Kahuomaenne, Kmma 3 25 Kekahlo, J. K 12 70 Naopala, Pollnu 7 95 Van Olsen, Henry 9 75 Tidies, Joao F. C W. 143 25 4 90 Martin, 13 80 It. Cummlnes Knniuil, Sloniuua Kahelepololcl 7 20 Nnmakakapu. Kelupalnn. ... 19 20 Vl8her,.SIrs. J, Foster 4 90 Toves, Louisa J (!. 15 17 00 Muslim, 4 35 Ilarote, Simla Kaplku (w) 133'Keawe Nlolo, Peter K Vorls, Kmmellno T 4 90 Tellcs, Antono T 1 Martin, O. A 41 90 lleckley, Wm 70 Kimliau. Slulla 13 70!Knehu Necdham, Kmma Tellcs, Kzldldlo 11 50 Mullcr, a 5 GO llrlKht. Sirs. Antl 1 70 Kalaklela, J. S 30 IOiKIii, John Nakea, Lovl Kllloim PORTUGUESE DELINQUENT TAX Vlelra, Anna 3 30 MemuiKh, 75 R 28 00 Ilrede, Mnrlii Kahllahlla. L. II. 7 C.'MKIIInahe, Luklano Nnpahuokolu. Lolka LIST, 1908. Vlclra, A. K 3 80 !: Murphy, A. K 12 05 Colburn, Jno. F. "Trustee of Kaalonnhl (w) fi 00 KeKua. P. K ' Nachalua, Peter Vlelra. John Sllva .... 2 45 05 15 Book 3. Murx, SlarRiirot II 22 60 It. V. Holt" Keomakn, Knalhua (Kw.i).. 3 25 Keohohou, David Notley, David 15 90 Alatcalllno. J., "CJiln." for II. Cnjlmrn, F. GIG GO Daisy 11 GO CHINE8E DELINQUENT LIST, 1908, Jno. Kalallllll. Kauliikukul, Chns Ne. S. II. K. (Kohnla, Hawaii) 1 GO Agular, I. 11 C) 8 J. ..$ I'etzold 75 Colburn, Allco U 7C5 Keawchnwnll, Annie (lloolio- - KnlelUuninhoa (over Naaiiuo, CO nge)... Dan 8 Audrade. Antono G 45 Auln Trustee, Y 7 45 McDonald, Angus 7 20 Colburn, J. F, III "Honolulu na, Hawaii) "... 19 20 Kulla, John. Naaliuelua, Lul 3 80 Abe, Julia .. 20 95 Aliiiug. T 13 70 Murphy, Sllclmel 7,10 Clothes' Cleaning 11 GO Kara (w) 1 CO Knnlkn (k) Co.... Nakookoo, Kat. L. K 2 70 Agular. Slary L011U . . . 4 Moorse, Cnpt. O 2S 00 23 7 05 Ah Tong, T 33 50 II. Ciwtn Charle.i 75 Kahalc, Akanekl 10 Knhele. Lulka Naehalua, Paakaula (Klhe I, Albert, I 7 20 17 00 2 70 Jno. J .. 12 05 Ah Sam. Robert .... 7 20 McOrnth, Claik. Jos. Kauaho.i Kuwnlu, Kemnlla Kulolla, Joo Jlllllll) 1 70 9 85 Audrade. Slunuel et nl 9 30 Akntin ullas Wu Tung 112 20 ' McCourt, Wm Colburn, Jno. F. "Atty-ln-fa- Kukll, Jos. and Marian .... 17 00 Kalnmn, SI Nachalua, Kelllhaunnelo .. 8 40 2 70 SO G Harms. J. T 6 75 Ah Fart 12 70 McMillan, Mrs. II for Aimlo K. Hart" 21 Kiikll, Jos 50 Knnllme, David 1 70 Nnehalua, Aknhl (w) ilrnnco. F. F. .. 41 75 Ah Kong. C 3 80 Nlswltz, J. H, and Rllzn anil Colbmn, Jno. F. ;'Attyliirurt Kanul, Alleo 3 53Knalhui', Jas Namooluu, J. K 7 20 7 10 niBho, John R 9 30 Ahanu, W. W 177 CO Irvuo for Jas. K. Love, 21 80 Kual, Daniel 9 95Kumiiiu (k) . Niililnalau, 8 b i t. Jr.".... Juck SOUutero, Autouo . 13 30 Ah Yong, Chas 7 20,

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B. 5 O0 All Soon g 40 Leons Mnn Chew 9 30 Fujikawa, II 28 00 Shlmnsnkl, K. ... 7 20 Irwin, Kdwnrd P. . . 7 10 Mnlielonn, Sot. 0 OOiHnvldEo. Snmucl 2 16 All Nnin 7 20 l.ul Hlns 8 30 Goto, II 8 20 Tsuklynma, O. ... 13 80 Johnson, A 11 60 Mnhl, Kmn . 19 20; Ynmndn H 60 All Mew 7 j,j Mn Suns 2 90 Hnshtmoto, I 7 20 Terncln, T 13 20 Jnmcs, Miss II 12 CO Mnlil, Noa N. II 60 Yin Sun 1 70 All Koonfi 2 DO Lai Ah Kill 7 10 Hlyokl, It 1 70 Teuchtyamn, M. 7 20 Knmnnoiilii, John K. 8 95 Mnhoe (w) 6 00 Yoshlniotu 7 20 All Sin 7 20 Mao Den 7 20 Ilndn, Y 9 40 Tetsuku, T 2 90 Knmnuokn, D. C. .. 2 G0!Mnleha c cs Yons Wo S 30 Ah Chow nil, Ho Chock .... 14 90 Lnu Sin 7 20 Hashimoto, T 8 30 Tamaka, M 7 20 Kncck, F. 1 CO Mnrtln, C. 8. 1 0 14 DELINQUENT TAXES, Ah Sum nll.in 1.0 Kill 7 20 Leu II oi 7 20 Hnshlmoto 22 CO Tnkakl, J ., 8 40 Kamnliu, Daniel 1 30 McOimn. T 80 PROPERTY - KOOLAUPOKO DISTRICT, 1903. All Kons 18 70 Shin- ,... 7 20 Hlrano, 8 3 90 Tcrnknwn, M, . . 7 20 Knlnukoa, John W. 1 50 Mcemnno, Ann - "? Io K Ah Oln , 7 20 Loo Snr Kco 10 10 lllyashl. 7 20 Tnnnka, It 7 10 KAIkctkl. Jno 1 70 .Momnnn, Ann . tubal CO Ah SIiib '. 7 20 Mick Mnu 7 20 Homla, II 1 70 Tnnakn, M 9 40 Kennedy, J. .1 C 00 Morlmoto, M. . "!!!A!. Chew' III Ah Chons. 1.. 7 70 Lam Snu 7 20 Hara, It 7 20 Toye, T 15 33 KlnB, C. K 9 30 Mlknlcml, E. II. 109 CO All You T. Aknnn, Y . , 11 1 70 ,. 7 20 I.um Hoo 19 90 Hamndn. 1 70 Tnknnngn, Y, ... 7 20 King. W. T 4 90 Mlshlma , '.rtioiia 7 Ah Wnl 7,20 Look Lup ...., 40 10 Hlral, W .7 20 Tnnnkn, K 24 2 II. 4 80 Mlyago i Lake. T " Ah Sin ; 3 25 Ah, SIiik 7 2(1 Lo Oln 7 10 Hamniiuirn, K 22 50 TomlniiBn, M. ... 1 70 Lansing, Theo. F, 10 80 Mulr. I'unohu J 1J 20clI oIpn;-- fi 00 1 ,, All Tnl....i 7 20 Leons Suns Loy Co 6 45 Ilnrnnioto, T 9 40 Tomlnnga, M. . . 7 20 Lnne, Wlllinm 15 05 Nnnnhuclun W ,... f.h 3 8' I -. 10 40 Ah Komi- 16 70" Lee Yip . 8 20 lllrokawa, 8 7 20 Tokuda, T 12 70 Lnnc, Jno. C 8 20 Nnwnnkon, Ilclio ch Un'K 7 10 Ahml, 9 1 GO Liim Yuen j . . 1 70 Illno. 8 8 20 Tnna, Ichl 9 f,5 Lnne, lllchnrd C .1 40 Nnwnnkoa, O. ! r'ummlns. rKT. PI 9 30 llnwl Lum Kum 1 70 Hashimoto 1 70 ,ln ,, won .i YomiB 8 00 Tokomoto, 8, ... 7 20 3 10 NB sut ' ctillcn. Pat I... I! 0.') City Mnrkct Mil ., 63 30 Lin Wo 10 40 Harnnaka, K 12 70 TnmlnaBn, M. . . 11 60 Leo, Chns 1 00 Nichols, Mrs. A 1" llnvl. Mnr.. I." 2 1G Illynmn GO Chuck Shin Toub ...ST.' .... 13 45 Loons Suns 8 40 12 Tnnnkn, 8 8 40 Lewis, Chns 10 00 Oknda, K " SJ.Holt.'j! Ii. Jr.' .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 3 Ml Chinese Y. M. C. A...... '.... 78 CO Leo Sam 8 49 Horle. T 11 50 Tninurn, It 11 50 Lycol t, W. 11...... 9 90 Osnkl, 8 3 :!. Holt, wm 00 Chinese Ilcncvolcnt Society.. 15 IS Leo Minis 7 20 Hlrnnnkn 7 20 TAktynmn 7 20 Litchfield, 8. 8 11 80 Peterson, D L. 12 lllnlnl Knlu Minors, by Mrs. & Mnnoa Pineapple Co 9 30 Hnyashi, T 1 70 Y C .". Peterson, N. (1. ', Chinese. English Debating Tsudn. 00 Mghlfoot. J 24 so . ' Mnry Kiilinlcpunn fi 9d Society . 4 33 Mnn SnnB Ynt Po 8 75 Hayashl, S 1 70 Tnknguchl, Y. .. 11 50 lAon, It. A G 10 I'oho (w) . .. J ';JKunst, Kil fi on CO Mnrn, Y. 20 1 . ChmiB Mong , 7 J 7 Hlrnl, T 70 Tnketn, F. 11 50 Lyons, M. T 24 70I'ooloi, Hnnn : IrtiKconc. Jr 1 CD Chun Kim Silt, Atty. In fact Mow SlnB Yin 3 SO HnyaBlil. 11 '7 20 Tomltn, 11 7 20 Lnngher, T. It 1 C5 Hnmos, Jos. . . . ' !Kiinhlne, Kiinula 3 II', Mow 1 11, 70' for Chun Tnl 10 95 Mn 7 20 Haynshl 11 50 Tnkntn, T. 70 Mnkekau. Mnnnse K. 4 80 Hire. w. iKnlnklcln. J. 8. 1 i;u CO Mnk Shut C 00 11 Sn kl, M 20 Choy Ah'Chln , 12 Horltn 50 Tnkcghlta, T. ... 2 80 Martin. F. C 12 25 j Knltttilknl 2 8(1 Chock Wo 10 15 Mow Mnn '. 7 20 Ilnmadn, II fi 00 Toklmoto, Alox. 8 40 Mnrlln, B. 2 30 Sdknkl 1 80 Kallnn. 8. ir Chun Yoiib 12 S3 Mnu Kill 12 80 Imanakn, I 21 40 Tnkltn 8 40 Mettotr, C. K 14 25 Seo Hop 12 0 Klktn (w) 2 15 80 Chock SIiib 85 20 Nco Mn Tons 11 50 Itda, M 1 CO Tnnnkn, K. 11 50 Meeker. Krnest K 4n Sco Loub 3 Knlwl, S. K 17 10 CIioiib HIliB 3 00 NIn Kco 4 90 Ishlsnkl, I 39 00 Tarumoto, K 1160 Mcnaiigli, Itoliert 2C 00 Shoon Kco. T. 4 j;i I). M 7 1(1 (.11 ...... !.. Omltl. M' Iff 2 70 Kounnlhcle. Chun Wnl Kcc 2 70 Nb Fat 2 70 Iwnsnkl 17 20 Tnra, M. 11 CO .'iiivcrinn. rreii w & liu 31 " Knhiklcln, J. S., Mrs 7 ll) CIioiib I. In 8 20 On Tnl, Carl 77 60 Imnmurn, C 7 20 Tnga . 11 60 Mills, A 2 70 Tnknhnshi". 8 73 Kiinn 7 (IS 0 Char Fook 17 10 On Tnl, Henry 9 30 Inahioto, K 11 50 Tnrl. M. C 00 M telle . W . II Bfi Tong on ivcc Kunn, Hooplt 3 25 Chen Kco 13 70 On Tal, Carl 16 15 Ichlgl8 7 20 Tsuda . 11 60 Morrison. A 10 no Wnlnii. D. 2 70 Knclin 2 f.'l . 2 15 Chock, llarck 17 00 On Tnl, II 15 15 Idotn. Y 7 20 Tnsnkn 11 50 Mcllrlrto, Claudius 11 27 lo'Waolele, I.llllt ... Kucllko 1 6') .1 15 Chuti Sco (w) 1 60 On Tnl, 17 35 Ichlmur.a, E 7 20 Tnnnkn 11 50 McrJrcavy, J .1 1.. Whniton. Henry . . 2 Kckoa, L. K.. Mrs 5 Chu Oom, ct. nls., Trs. for On Yin (w) 1 60 Inlsht, II 8 20 ITchlumt. S. 9 40 McConrt, W, 11 70 White. II. T 19 40 Knlll, Kakol 2 70 f . 1 05 Chlncso Hospltnl 80 80 Pnwna Itlco Mill Co 30 20 ljlma 13 70 Uycno, I 11 50 Nonpnla, M. 22 10 Wilcox, Knhulla .. Kekal. Abn 7 10 1 03 Chiins Wnl 2 70 Pow Tins 5 45 Japanese. Temple 17 00 Uychlro, 8 1 70 Nelson, Pi 24 70 Wilcox, wiuiciminn Knnllun, J. N., Est 1 I.U ChaiiB Uiib 12 10 PntiB Ynns 18 35 Jnpnneso Young Men's Homo. 8 80 Uyeno. 8 7 20 Nlcolnl, 0 7 03 Wilkinson. Kllzn .1. 3 25 Knlniikou, 2 IS 23 Julia Chco Hoon 8 45 Panff Ping 7 10 Kawasaki, Y 1 CO ITcmurn, Dr. T. 2 70 Nyslrom, 0 3 70 Yoshlmurn 3 Kwons Chons 7 c..'; Chun Hill ,. 10 00 Pans Lnl 7 20 Koditnn, Y 25 80 Umbo. A 7 20 Nott. 8. F. 15 40 Yoshlmura 11 to Kounloku 10 40 r.O Po Wo Tong Co 44 50 Kularn 11 11. ., C 1 uo CIiIiik .loo Till 22 60 Wnkntnkl, 7 10 North. 7 10 DELINQUENT INCOME TAXED, Knhnlcoliii. Annie llnou Hros., C. I'. 1 CO Knnogo' 7 10 K. , Oness. M 17 20 Chins On 22 50 Wntnnnbc, 7 20 EWA DISTRICT. 1908. Knlclopu, A. 8., or Alinio ChltiB Chow nml CIiIub Look, iQuons Chan l.co Co 12 70 Karlknwn, K 7 10 Wnkl, 8 12 70 Orion, C. J 3 75 llndley 21 70 Knsugn, Y 15, C 1I0I11B business 11s American nlvcr Mill Co 101 70 7 10 Wnklta, M 13 70 O'llrlon. P 65 Chrnthnm, Klchnrd 2 15 Kwons Yee Siiiib 0 X Chop House 3 SO Sam Leo Hop 8 75 Knho 1 70 Ynmnmoto. K. , 31 70 I'anB Fons & Pnng Ken .... 85 Fisher, II. 8 15 55 I.uk Mon Wnli h i;. Chong Wo 13 20 Sen Ah Nsco 25 80 Koldo, T 7 20 Yoiln, Kltnro ., 7 20 Parker, K, II 1ft 20 Luddccke, J 11 C5 Lloyd, T. M 1 fid Choy Sum 1 70 Pre 8Uifi Wnl Co 22 30 Kawnmurn, D 13 70 Yoshlknwa, S, , 7 20 Pnrkcr. W. ....' 4 90 Mnnn, I). F. 4 70 l.ul, Lunlhl 3 45 Chun Kong M11 7 10 SlnB Mow 34 20 Konlshl, 11 1 70 Yoshldn. M. ... 8 40 Patterson, W. K 2 C3 MrKHllIcnn, C. J. ... 5 20 Lumllnnl, L. K 1 05 Chfn Pnk Kill 7 10 Sins Mow Chan 65 05 Klmnrn. S 8 30 Yasiinmrt, S. . . 7 10 Pcabody. Lucy K 18 35 Muller, J 18 25 Lcxik Sco Chin 111 65 Chin Pail D 40 Blum Wnli Keo 9 40 Knwnmura, M lfi 00 Vnmnmoto, IT. 11 50 IVdorson. C 13 15 Nnfe. II. F. 20 30 Mil YounB, Mnry 27 90 Chong Clou Mn 7 10 Pun Hop, C. C 1 CO Kushlynnia, T 7 20 Ynmatanl, T 11 50 Peters, Percy L 4 20 Nnwnnkoa, O. W. . 10 SO Leons Han, Chns 8 30' Chin Too San 7 80 Sing Wo Co 8 80 Knsugn, U 8 40 Yoshldn 7 20 Phillips. P. T 13 50 Polmcre, N. J 18 80 Opiiinil fi 90 Chin Keo 10 00 Soon Leo 10 00 Kawaharn, M 9 30 YoshlnnBn. II 1 60 Poutos. I r, 80 Prescott, II. 8 11 15 Okadn 1 CD ChonB Yeo Mob (w) 1 70 Sam Hop Co 17 00 Kawamoto, W 17 00 Yamamoto, I. and Orl 2 80 Porter, Ceo 13 50 IlOiS, (Ico. C 16 75 Palkull. Oplo 2 711 Check Sing Ci 3 80 Sun Kong Kco 2 70 Katnyama, T. 8 40 Ynmntoya. Y 7 20 IIcbo, J. I 3 70 Splllncr, Aug 2 70 Pnono, Namnnii 2 15 Chun Ynn 14 80 Sam Keo 11 50 Koizumi, (1 7 20 Ynfilshlta, K 8 40 Iteed, John S 5 80 Wlknndcr, F. 9 15 Pnkul. Mnry K 8 73 Chin How 9 85 Sco Wo 3 .10 Kouchlyamn, II 7 20 Ynmnmoto 7 20 nichardson. F. K 22 50 I'.iule, Jns. K fi 00 . ' DELINQUENT 8(1 Chang ChoiiR 1 70 Sins Chan Co 38 50 Knncmorl, T 1 70 Ynmndn, M 8 20 TIntliwell, J. 0 4 05 PROPERTY TAXE&, Prcndcrgnst, Mrs. K. N. Est.. 3 Chnng Wo 14 80 ,Sun Wins SIiik 7 70 Kawasaki, Y 2 70 Ynmnguchl, Wnsnko . 7 20 Stahl, W 2 60 WAIANAE DISTRICT, 1908. Mnnn, John 21 SO Yong 1 ,SonB Wo 1 70 Knwato, II 12 70 Ynmnsnkl, fi Swnhn, N S 10 Nunes, nnd 3 45 Chun 71 T 00 Jos $ 39 25 Peter, wife .... Sun Kong SIiib Co 2 70 Kobnyushl, II 7 20 8cliwidtfeger, 3 20 Andrnde, 4 90 Chow Sail . 7 10 i YnnaRl II 50 0 5 Nnklnua, Ceo I Ilrown, Mny K 62 I Seo Hop Yin Kimiira, It fiO Self. fi 4 ill" Chun Seu Mn 10 t'l 20 50 12 15 Illwuull, Knclin 9 30 Nnehiiclun. Peter 11 Peo Wo Sing Co 8 80 Klmurn, It 7 20 DISTRICT OF HONOLULU. Stephenson, Stanley 11 50 2 15 Chow Ynu 50 Colburn, J. F., trustee Est. It. Niiunnii 7 Snu Kco 7 10 Knho, M 7 20 CORPORATION DELINQUENT LIST, Slinorson, W. K 2 30 Jos 8 20 Chun ChmiB '. 20 W. Holt 342 70 Itobcrts, Shins Kco 31 30 Kondn, O fi GO Sprlnks, C. I. 4 f,n Schutte, 10 10 Chock Won 11 50 1908. Hill Ktihlii 17 00 John 14 90 SI11 Wnl fi 00 Kawamoto, 1) 11 60 Spring. (Jen 1 1 33 Sin Chut 5 25 Chin Nsco Knnnnnull, John .. C 09 Sam Wo Leo 2 70 Kumashlrn, J, 50 Sllverhorn, Chns 8 20 A. C 2 IS Choy Tnck 18 20 a It Book 6. Kekuewn. Mennl, Adiurx 25 50 Slmcrson, CO Snl Hop 8 20 Knwnhata 18 20 Smith, Clement Tnl Snu fi (HI Chins Yeo TIhb 12 0 270 Mahclonn. Sol 8 20 Chec Yin 1 Sun Choy Sins Co CI CO Kawnuchl, I 19 20 Akl & Co., 8. K $ in 10 Smith, C. .1 3 80 I'ng 8 20 70 Namea, Knwuo 4 90 Kons Sing Wo Lung 2 Kalsht, Kayn 8 20 Crane. Spencer Co., Ltd 4 10 Hco 1. Los a P tn 11. 1'. Chin Kmv 12 70 80 is Pnllcnl, Jns 3 80 Unknown Owners of Sco Kons 40 Kobaynshl, K. K 55 Hawaiian Iron Fenco & .Mon- Tcslern, K. I. 7 10 4815 4 90 CIioiib Kuiu Yuen 11 50 14 50 Turn Pong 9 30 Peo Wo Co GO umental Works, Ltd 19 13 Thompson, S 7 10 Cheung Kill 8 40 lfi Kltnyamn, K 2 15 24 "ft 80 Unknown Heirs of Lukn ... Uml, John Jr. ....' 3 8(1 Chock Toub . 8 30 Sam SIiib 14 40 Kumuciilro, S. and Shlgcmat. Hawaiian Abstract & Title Tllllet. A 22 10 Wntsnn, Jacob 3 Dill Chnng WhlB Co 2 70 Siiiib Mnu Leo 12 90 so, K.. 2 70 Co fit 00 Wnterliouso. Henry. Trust Co. DELINQUENT INCOME TAXE3, Wery. Hnttle 1 U0 Yow, W 7 20 Shin Wo In 13 90 Kawnl. S 7 20 Hawaii Land Co., Ltd B3 20 Ltd., Administrators of tho WAIANAE DI3TRICT, 19C8. WlnB Wo Tnl 5 65 lal C5 Foils Inn Co 18 5 Tal Dy 1 70 Klmurn, T. 11 50 Ke Alohn Alna 3 23 estnto of W. II. Cornwcll. Walkano llul 18 Fook Kco, M 15 50 Tnl SIiib Co 1 70 Komntsu, K 7 20 Knplolnnl Rstnte, Ltd 133 SO wmi win annexed 116 20 Schott, Ed 13 84 Woodwnrd, D.KM. . ..4 35 Fook Wo, C 11 50 Tong I.co 2 15 Kurunin, II 12 70 Mlicrdndo Publishing Co. ... 8 20 Wngncr. .1. fi 35 DELINQUENT PROPERTY TAXES, Tut SliiR Co fi 00 Tons SnnB Co 18 10 Knglln, V 7 20 Snllors' Homo Society 75 30 Wnkefleld, Alfred T. 1 40 WAIALUA DI8TRICT, 1908. Kong Koon Chan 33 50 Tons Mn 7 20 Kondn, T 1 70 Territory Stables Co.. Ltd. . . 108 65 Wnlpa, It. P. 5 95 t Tong ,, BV AUTHORITY l'u K111I1 7. 10 Pul S 30 Knwamoto, T. W 11 50 Tho Washington Mercantile Webber. A. S 1 40 Davis, N. M 8 40 Tnn I) Co., Ltd W Kook Sin 7 10 Hlns 22 00 Morlyamn, 2 30 28 00 Weir. 22 10 llnwn. Islands Packing Co.. CI 00 Tong Wa 11 Wcbester, II, K Fong I.co 15 40 Chons 17 10 Mnmlya, 40 11 60 Holt, Eddie 1 CO NOTICE OF SALE OF GENERAL Sen DI8TR1CT OF HONOLULU. Webber, D. W Ooo Wan Hoy 97 30 Tons 8 40 Matzle, Chns HI 2 70 Inea, Isaac, 7 10 OF PASTORAL LAND SIT- Tung Ynu O Tr LEASE (loo Kins 2 90 11 50 Miyamoto, K 20 INCOME DELINQUENT 1908 Wilder. J. 7 95 W. 3 GO Wing LIST, Knuhl, P. UATED ISL- (low CIioiib ami Wee 30 80 HmiB 12 CO Mntsudn. II 10 Wlndrnth, It 3 50 I) 2 25 AT UKUHEHAME, SIiIiib.. Wong Kiiuwnlu, (low Chons 8 75 Kwal 25 90 Medn, Ynsnburo 20 Al.iinl, Henry 93 Winkler. Otto 5 25 Kuklha, Jos 1 40 AND OF MAUI. Wu Yong 8(1 Wright, I). O(H) Huns 1 70 7 20 Mntsudn, W. in Avery, .InB. D fi Chns. .. 12 80 Mnhoe, Chns 4 90 Wa Leo Woodward, I). M Hop Wo Yuen Co 9 03 18 70 Matsmla, 8 in Anderson, John C 2 70 M. .., 5 40 Nnuknnn, lien 6 03 Al twelve o'i;lock noon, Snturdny, Wons Chow On 13 45 so Abe, Y 8 73 Wong, Chns. Afook 7 Hlns Chons Kco 7 70 Murnnnkn U 35 Nnolwl, I) 40 CO April 3, 1909, Wong CI111 Chong Woods, It. A nt the front entranco linns Kco 2 70 7 20 Morltn. W 7 20 Ashford, C. W 42 00 18 10 Prenilersnst, J. K. .. 1 85 Wing Hop Chong Wong, 8. L to the Judlrlnry Itiillding, Honolulu, Hlns Chons 9 30 3 30 Mntsudn, I 8 20 Ilergstrom, Jus. W 10 76 9 30 Illchnrdson, V., Mrs. 1 1.0 Yamamoto. K CO there will be sold at Public, Auction Ho Kc 7 20 Wons Sco (w) 3 80 Mnesnkn, Y 11 50 Dennett, It. F. 2fi 20 24 . 00 Young, Sblmnmoto, S. 47 Ho K11 To 7 20 Wons Nip 8 20 Mlynto. M 7 10 Ilrelnn, Jos 1 60 William P. . 3 7(1 Wood, ICd gar . 27 GO under tho Provisions of Part 5, linl Sing Young, 278-28- Huns Ylns 10 00 Wins Hop Kco 11 50 Miirashlgc, Y in 00 Drltn, Jon 4 9) N. II 3 25 Watt, Ooo. . .. 17 00 Act 1895. (Sections 5 Inclu Hop Sun In Co 21 50 Wnl Chew 21 00 MnUnkn and FiiKhldn 10 00 DockiiH. C. O 10 80 Young, Thus 4 15 sive, H'cvlscd Laws of Hawaii), n Mow .1 Young, J Hans I.oy Sins 2 70 Wins 80 Mori, S 7 29 Drook, A. T. 13 45 7 30 DELINQUENT INCOME TAXES, (Icncnil J.eaHo of the following de- Wliinni, O Znhlnn, Hlns I.eo 3 80 111 20 Mntniimorl, T 2 70 Ilrown, J. F. , lfi 40 Hen P fi 20 WAIALUA DISTRICT, 1908. C. scribed land: Sam 17 CO Wee. Y. M. nlty. In fact for Murnokn, K 1 70 Drown. L. H. M 10 06 Zlesler, W 9 30 Huns SO portion Woe I'll 11 Seo (w) 4 10 Steel. J. M. ... 18 That of Vkiimehniun Hlns Chons Co 9 9') It 25 Mornta, O 13 30 Ilrumnghlnl, K DELINQUENT Woo Won Mm) '. S 20 Murakami, 7 35 PROPERTY TAX known us Keulaloloa, containing nil Hop Sins 2 70 T 7 20 Carlson, Chns. F. LIST, DELINQUENT PROPERTY TAXES, '.& Win? Tal K. EWA DISTRICT, 1908. area of 3370 acres, moro or let.8, unit : Ho Sail 10 10 19 20 Malda, II 7 20 Carlson, 5 20 KOOLAULOA DISTRICT, 1908. Ho Yeo Clio 7 in Wan Mre 5 00 Mochlimkl. T 7 5 Carlson, MIsh 4 70 All Koo cliiKbed ns pastoral land. Wo $ 8 30 Hon l.nl anil Sco Kons 12 C'l Cook S 40 Mltnunnga 12 70 Cathcart. John W 11 40 Ahlcnn, Snrnl r,u Akl 7 2(i Upset rental $100.00 per annum, !1 Win-- ; Prtii; '05 l lions Yook 7 20 sing Co 19 Moloynma. S 8 40 Chambers, W. K 11 25 Ahln, Y 28 00 Aalonn, Moses 7 20 payable In advance. Wong Knm On 0 M C Hop I.00 Co 12 00 Matsuno, 8 40 Cash, C 7 50 Akl, Helen Ankn, 00 Twonly-on- o v is Wing P fi 70 Term of lense, (21) Huns Chons Co 18 10 Sing Chong 19 20 Mnklno, I'. K C8 95 Campbell, (Ico. F. 10 80 Allen, Lydln It Alburn 0 00 Wlnani l 60 years from April 3, 1909. Hook Tim 7 20 Trustee, C 75 30 Mlyngl, it 7 20 Canelro, J, C 4 25 Anlnnt, D 8 20 Ilrtdses, Charles fi 00 Yin. K ' The Leasee will bo allowed to wa- Hop Wo Co lfi in W. 3 80 Muruyamn, O 14 40 Cnhtll, W 5 G5 Aulone, Frank 3 23 Ilakor, Kaustlna . 2 70 Ynt Sun 7 t C linker,1 ter stock on tho reserved mnku,! poi-tl- Hco Snrk Kook 7 20 10 Mlnodn. 7 20 Cnntln, A. 8 00 Auerbnrh. Kntle W 2 I', Phocbo 2 70 Young Kwal 7 20 11 50 Crelghton, L 1 25 A. XI of tho said land of Kcalatilloa. Ho Seo (w) 2 30 Murnmoto. T Mrs. T. Ilarkhnuscn.'Lv M l CO Carter, W.. Admr. Est. In Seo. IniH. Yeo Leo 7 93 Matoha. II 7 20 Clillllnsworth, 8. F.. Jr. ... 2 30 llcrgersen. II V. Carter 138 OK Tho Lessee will be required to ct m ilolns iih Loons Yeong is You Kco 7 20 Yhii 7 20 Moil, Dr. I 63 30 Cookson, W. S 11 50 Dooth. Kllzabetb K r. nniChtio Hook 6 00 a lawful fence on tho bound-ur- y Ylm K'unr 1 .Inn lllng C 7 10 Jan 24 70 Murata, k 12 70 Crowd, J 41 Cheo Wal 8 20 Chun Sung Hco .... 7 55 between tho premises and tho Ylin .Inn Kong 22 50 Mlshlmn, M. 1 fill Colburii, !', 35 C5 B. 2 36 Jim Olnih 10 50 nml Mlslilmn, ().. Jno. Chons Lung Co ll sn l'ulloiton. J. ... iidJnlnliiB Korest Ileserve, and main- ii Young 5(1 Han 15 Miyamoto 7 20 Crook, Mth. Marlon 22 45 Chong Kong 1 Holoknl, Lizzy , ... 3 80 i Jims Jim 8 20 Wu 05 tain fence during term of , Young Qm 6 50 Maho, T. . 12 5 90 Hnlnln. . 1 35 said tho Ket On Kill Knn 123 50 70 Cullcn, Jno Chun Sing Lukcln .. Association. l 05 tho lense. Kons Yce Society 37 25 Yuen Chan 8 3i Mntstiknwn K. 7 20 Cummins, T. P fi no Colburn. F. 110 R(l Hnlkti Est., Pnlna 3 80 Yap John Knllhl 1Mb I'nnn 10 50 Mln 2 90 Motoynma, S. 7 20 Davis, Henry 2 25 Cilllen, Sylvester i 2 70 "oil, llnrv 7 20 Tho Lessen will bo prohibited from Yeo See .. Kons yc', 1 27 45 7 35 Murasakl .' .. 7 20 Dny, A. II 2 70 Ko Chill. L. jj jo iiiuiuiiurB, a 3 05 overstocking the premises. - Yeo Hop !l Kco Knn Y lfi r.O , 5 50 Mntsumnto, 0. 12 70 Dny. II. J 13 70 (Irnhnm, Augusta II. 5 45 . Hcnrlqucs, Lucy K 60 76 Iteservntlons regarding land Yau Kwoiib Kco 2 20 Sen fi r.n Mnmlya . ... 11 50 Dnvlri, J 4 20 llnwn. Mission Children So- - iHoomnnn, Solomon K., Jr.,. 2 16 Settlement, Ileclnmatln'n, Vee Wu for Kwons Sins I.eo 2 70 1 10 Mnlsiimoto, K. 11 50 Dcerlng, Augustus 8 40 clcty 2 is Hoolulu, 11. 1' 490 and (or) public purposes, together "ck "o In Co 80 'Murakami, 60 CO jglllnll, S 2 Knin Toil 11 r.O II. It DhvIIii. J 12 Holt. Jno. D. Lena 70 y Yce Sung with rlshts-of-wa- to and from Bnld Knm I'll I 3 53 Co SIIN'agnta. K, 45 10 Devornux, John 7 10 Hoomnnnwanul . 2 ti.Holt, John D. Jr 2 16 Yn land, will be embodied tn the leave Kwons 81ns Co 18 20 Hop Keo 2 71N(simllie, U. 7 10 Dillon, P 7 45 Ho Son 1 7o!Kiunl J. K 3 70 Kco Kan '. 8 75 Yen Til 14 80J,NIhlmntn, Y. 8 20 Dlslnlll. A. C 11 50)110 Yong Hoy 1 7Q Keola, Aliule of tho premises. Koon Tnl 9 30 Yla Kong 11 50 Nakayamn, T, ,. 7 20 Dowsett, A. C 28 nSHdn, U g 75 Kontwell, L. K 2 70 For maps and further partlcula'rs Yin Chong Kim Yen, I, 7 20 ,,, 10 80 Nnknshlmn, K. . 7 20 Doyle, Chester 11 80jlto 6 00 Kuhiknpu Est 3 25 apply nt the o'luce of the iiuilcrslgne'l, V Young Hoy M 60 Kau Ten Sans 1 70 39 70 Nakabayoshl, O. 13 70 Duncnn, It. 2 0.,Kaa!iutiiaklhlo, .Helon . 2 70 Kalaaknpu, Kakallnn 11 Judiciary llulldlng, Honolulu. Yeo Wo Yong Knpnhu, 1 15 Kuril 81ns 7 20 nllas Kn 12 05 Nnknsnwa 11 50 Bckart. Chas. F. 43 45 Kannnana, J, K 25 so Hnnnnh K .IAS. W. I'KATT. Yong Mln 7 20 NakafuJI, T. 9 30 I 1 20 Kcauniil, J. K ,. 7 20 Klin Chun Yur 7 20 .... Kvorett, Knhiiknulla I cu Commissioner of Public Lands. "t'l Kook 8 Nomura, K 42 30 Krlckson, O 9 20'Kfthookaa, 8. II 4 90 Kahoownha, 8. K 10 75 Kons 80 JAPANE8E DELINQUENT Dated nt Honolulu, February 25, Kin Will. H 36 53 LI8T. NlKhlguchl, S. .. 8 80 Farrlnxton, W. F. 15 80 KaJIwarn 11 85 iKaunu, I). K 9 30 1908. . . 1 c()lKiuinhlkaua, 6 45 1909. Kwons Chan Wal 1 70 Nnkamurii, T. 70 I'ancuf, Ii 13 70 Knlula 1 Loknlla 4 Aoya, K. nllas Awayn", K, .. 18 10 7 4 24 C Kwnn 1 Nakamiirn, 8. .. 7 20 FreltnH, A. J. 8 K. P r on 'Knlu 20 Feb. 27: Mnr C, 13, 20, 27; Suiifi 70 Arlla, I 23Knlnmn, 8 20 Nakaynmn, II. .. 2 70 Rreenian, W. K 27 30 K. 15 20Knntikal, Holcn 20 31 Klin Nlu 13 30 Abo, Y Kulclklnl, Mary .. Anr. 3. 23 80 Nnkumura, T, 7 20 8 OOlKamal (w) ivnmtKo, 5 15 Knm Tarn 7 20 Anno, .. Fnrnbachl lien 8 20 Kucwn T 8 20 IT 7 20 C K Kauka, Snmucl 3 80 Kum Kap 14 30 Asa Nakal, Flrtficrahl, J. 18 lOiKnmaka, Ana 2 70 7 20 Nnsnl, YonohnJI 7 20 4 90 Knmnka, . 2 Kekuku (w) 7 10 Kwons Cluing Yen Co 29 10 Anaml, Y Frln!...1.8 Lcllehua .. 70 1 10 Nnknshlma . 11 OOJKnmnkn, Kenknhlwn, Emma 1 15 Livery I.eo Wohy Chun Kim Sut, Aklrn, ... 50 Orace, J 7 Nnmca 2 70 and T 1 70 2(1 4 35 atty. In fact 10 93 Nlshlnka 11 60 Qrecn, Jno. J 70 .Kainnkanl, Knmealnhn 1 GO Kupnliunnlnnl, Lllla Aklta. M 7 20 30" N'agno 6 00 Qubauer, II, 1 1 CO Knmekonn , 3 80 Linn Sheo (w) 38 II 5flKniiiakanl, Mnknllkn .. Aklta. 12 70 , 2 15 Boarding I.co Ko Sill 4 90 Nakaiuur.i 11 50 Gomes, A 13 50,Kiiiialit.c, J 6fi 40 Knulatien Abe. M 8 20 Look See (w) by Okumoto, V 23 50 nun'derson, Albert II I 70.Kupan!ii, Jusepli . ... 12 CO Knlnwaln, VM. Henry 2 70 I'lns Araknwn, 1', 1 70 7 20 Chons nBt'lit 22 30 Ogazawa 8 40 Harvey. I'. It U nOiKtuiiile. V 15 90 Knmnlinlo. Inllllon Aknso, T 1 70 3 so 1.1. Dr. K. F 9 35 Okasako, T. 7 20 llaswoilh. Anna I 3 talKuuhane Chlhlren . . . 7 in i.lllu, Keln ; FINE DRIVING AND SADDLE Chlnaka. T 7 20 I -- Wnl 1 I 1ao Hoy 7 20 Oknmolo, Y. .... 7 tO ItiirrlH. W. W 70 90 Kawnl; mil. , o'Look Sing .'! Cltlya, M 1 70 7 10 I.eo Puk Mn 3 80 Okamoto, N, 7 SO Ilurrts. Geo.. 8 14 fiO.Knwnkaml. II 70 Lukcln, Jullii HORSES FOR HIRE OR SALE, Dol, J 7 10 LOil'UUU 2 15 Lam Sum 8 20 Okumoto 7 20 JInalte, J 70'KenKa, Knulll (w) ... g20 Kklta. T 7 20 , 2 15 Lee Qual ; 8 20 Okawn, K 7 10 IIiikos, Av'O 11 60 Keku I Bo'Kalui Ekcdi 11 50 v 8 00 Mil l'n You 12 70 Otichl, K 11 CO Harnden, W. K 10 40 Kyknuln, j. K 1 GO Mnknliihl Est CLUB STABLES F11JII, K ., 7 20 q 3 111 Onaka, V 1 70 Hall, W. F. 1 90 Kekumano, . . 70 Muunnnoa, .lames Lnu Ken 12 70 KnJII, O Kaolelo 11 50 Ozakl 8 20 Hendricks, II. IS 4 85 Kelllklpl 8 20 Mokulkl. William 7 20 Luke Hop Co 18 80 .1 FiiJIktiml. 7 20 I Daniel Pa ir. Fort St. Lee Stilt; lllhlH Yeo Wo 91 00 Okmln, 7 20 Ilerrloli, (!. F. 18 10 Kodiine, T 20 30 'c'ln'Roi'. i Fiikamacbl, U 7 20 00 1 Okomoto 11 0,0 Houan. T. A., 2 To 11 cu i.Miil.aoliu. Clemanco ,2 mi Soon 29 10 Jr iromatf ii bul-r.es- Kukuzawa, C 12 70 Maliul.a, Koo 18 15 155 eilltorlil rasmi s Lea Tong 13 70 Oklmolo, II. 11 50 Holt, R. S 20 30 Kupau, J. K. 2 j(i 250 Fuse, T 12 70 V., U yy Mnliiitiul, John 1 03 office. Theta are the telephone Loo IIIu 11 CO Okuda U 00 Holt, J. Sr. 21 40 Mm, W. KuJIU, M. 1, ...,..,,.,, 1 70 Muliunou, Kutuuuu , 1 lit) numbers cf the Bulletin office.'

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NEWELL'S REPORT E-RU-- NA AS A TONIC AND BLOOD PURIFIER. ON LABOR MATTERS' Jlr. Paul Catavanl Writes From SW Monroe Street, Topeka, Mrs. Emily Keltogg, C040 S. Lawrence St., South Tacoma, Wash, Kansas, Concerning Pcruna. Head Her fatter Below: In Spring-an- d Early Summer a Tonic is Needed. n Ewrimu ftma. RcadmrLeturBeiow: un diges- He Reviews Elf jrts vado The source of good blood is fresh air and d food. If anything interferes with tion the blood becomes impure. g To Labor a catarrnai condition or the stomach prevent perfect digestion. ucn a conuiuon anew- - mo food to ferment and decompose in various ways, instead of digesting. The blood is thns contaminated To Hawaii with various materials that do not belong in the blood. This gives rise to spring fever, eruptions on the skin, general lassitude and constipation. I Feruna corrects all these difficulties by striking at the source of them. By eradicating the ca--' tarrhal condition of the stomach Feruna at once restores digestion, the blood is thereby purified, and PLiNTATI&NS AhF. illfKOVI '. the whole machinery of tho body is put in working order. HOMES UF EMPLOYE Feruna has crobablv made a more remarkable record in cases of catarrh of thestomach than any other medicine. These cases are very frequent, and we have a host of testimonials in which Feruna nas receivea lavish praiso lor prompt and permanent relief in cases 01 catarrn 01 me -- wmacu Oltut's Scheme of HomestoadiiiR Ed- ucating Children Nine Mil- - wfifi lions of Dollar) for flwfiwim wuwiuii Immigration ' Director Newell In Ills report on i m Hawaii tefcrs to luljoi conditions aH j follow: ' m&ty.t a y lltu question of j Kor MRS. PAUL labor has hcen and still In a iiiu-d- )GQ ifriilc.xliiR problem. The production . of KURitr, lliu main business uf llic c is) Aid. Is, 111der pieiiem uxhlltloiis. , ...... -- I I. .I..,- - inMlnlo' VXi UeeiltlL'IlL UlHfU tlil.lF lUUiri, ltl.,l,l v rr tlial of OrlentuU paid J 17 or 11101 e Tlmlly Kellogg, Lawrence H. Mrs. Paul Cumvant, SlUMonroo street. Tope &&& Mm Mrs. MI9 8. Ht., In to bouse, will and med- Macca- uddltlou ci. Kalian, write-- : i3, w? Tacoma, Wash., momber of Ladles of the ical Httendame There nre npprox-llnati'- b "I have found l'cruna very cftcctlvo In restoring bees, writes! UTlIIUU or "Three months ago 1 had an attack of biliousness these ullenn. over my health and strength after 1 hsd been worn v lialf of the entire population ot the out ahd run duwn fur a Ion;: began to Bfe. which threatened to undormlno my health and time. I vnnm strength. Islands. Uusldcs the Oilcntnla llietc tieolt ubout six months ngow hen I was unable to Ww Luckily for me, I tried l'cruna at the me 27.000 Poilttguciic. IncludiiiK leave my Lid. My nervous system was shattered fawfi V.ft suggestion of my friends before it was too late. I found In a fow days' time 1 did not have tho with this Spaniards nnd others oC ninl I was dally loilng flesh ami strength. This that usual sick head actio, noithor did food nnufceato me men receive .1 eondltlun was completely altorcd after a few l.utln tonmies. These ram any longer. Jn two weeks' time l'cruna had com- i- l'cruna had been lined and I kept on using hlltthtb higher wuro. -- per month pletely rid my tho poison and bile, and . it unt.l I was finally restored to perfect health I iiiul iiiv.-,inU- and demand porhap.i . wan In a much bottercoudltlon, Myskinaisumed und bad gained about fifteen pound-- vyiU-IA- belter idtislderutlon than the Oilent-ul- s, a feel 10 Its normal color, I had splendid appetite and I p, "I grateful for what jour medicine has as they are illKlhlo for cltUen-fehl- was In every way Improved Jn dono fur inu that I am plea-e- d to give It my hearty health. I used and me more effect I vi as labor endursumeiit and shall ulvvays bo gUd to speak l'eruna for a month longer and It wrought a won- em. a good word for it." drous chango In my entire system," Willi the rlRld enforcement of th Chinese, exclusion act, the stopping with my eyes being red and watory, and Tones up the System. my of emigration f 10111 Japan, and the SS0 general health was very poor. Mrs. Mr. Caleb Onlcer, lil- North 1'aca street, llaltlmoro, Mr. William Hogu, President Commercial Travelers Atioelatton, ptcvcntlou of contract labor from William Mellobcrts, W'averly, II. llortcll, l'ollco -' "Finally a friend advised me to try Minn., write-- : Md writes: Ilroadway, Now York, N. Y., writes! l'cruna. I had tried almost everything abroad, the supply of cheap laborers as tho effectual fur I have been "I am perfectly well of tho catarrh. I Tor several year.' I was troubled with catarrh of tho head, throat and Icudorfo 1'oruna must remedy catarrh clso, so I purchased n liottle of I'eruua litis been prnctlcull) cut off. At- find my In Kurupe. I can truly say that took l'criina and Manalln. 1 recom- stomach. Many times I would vomit buforo and after enllng. able to In travels this country or and commenced to take It at once, and tempts a.-- made to In 11 j; emi- spent In to And a euro, beliiK mend oiir medicine to every one and "I took seven bottles of your l'cruna, and lam glad to say that It has I have thousands of dollars this country alone trying before 1 had finished the first bottlo I grants from Snu l'miicls-- u even . and was not until Xvas Induced to give 1'oruna a trial that I obtained any- or cannot praise It uou;-h- It Is a flue cured i.ie. , it found I wat Improving. thing like permanent relief. At a toulo it is simply great. 1 1 ought to bo In from New York, kecurlni; them as Uld. cine to take unv eci-o- n of tho year. "I feel more like living and working, and am not bothered at all with "I wrote you for special advice con, dlrfl-cul- ty of every commercial on tho my wlfoas wcl' they fiom Km ope. The TaLen In the spring It tones tip the my old troubles. tho grip traveler road. Itcurcd ccrnlng my oyes, which received. arihe Wo of long time." I I of getting these people ucross system am! acts as a gentle stimulant." '1 tukc great pleasure in recommending l'cruna to all sufferers with as myself. hav 0 Hot had the slightest symptom catarrh fora continued to take tho l'eruna a Mr. llogo ueed for many years until I had to the Islands without them to catarrh, and I thc.uk jmi for what you havo dono for ine, for nono but In later letter huvsi "I have l'cruna usod six bottles, loalns A Good Tonic. never without a bottle In my grip. I am tho youngetl feeling and youngest emplojers Is those who have sulTercd as I have can appreciate a great euro a I liavo "Now tny eyes aro absolutely other verj serious. Mr. ZU man of my ogo In Now which 1 is entirely duo to l'cruna," well, Jou Leonard, flat 3, Allen St., found I'uruna to be." looking York, think and I fcol llko a new In erory way. Labor Market Surrounded IlulTalo, N. Y., writes: miu The labor market Is now practi- -- SNSN--w- "I honestly advito any one similarly hivo good reason to endor-- o l'cruna taking which I did, I took able, I can highly recommend it to all afflicted to try cally surrounded by an almost impus-tabl- e 'I Splendid for La Qrlppc. Pain in CUcst. l'cruna, l'eruna." at I luvo fouud It a gooiLtoulc, stimu- three bottles, and I cau say I am cured. whoarosulferliig with the abovedlteates. ' barrier; the. number of laborers Ou-tl- Better than tor Years. ' lating tho system and sustaining It Mr. Frank II. l'lcldor, 'J13 l'laasant Mrs. A. W. MO!) Lako Avo., 8t. "Thanks fur kind advice and l'eruna." 1 am happy to bo ablo to say it has helped who are willing to work In the llelds under great pressure, Imparting Ave., MiiutKomor.v, Ala., formerly prin- Joseph, Mo., writes: "When I began me wonderfully." Mrs. Mahala Held, Corby vllle, Ont., lit low witKes is Oecroa-lii- while the I Hay Fever and Catarrh. Canada, constipa- onduraueo and enabling me to cipal of Ilayncsvlllo High Hchool, taking Peruna hud quite n tovcro pain Eyes Watery. writes that sho hsd demand Is steadily Increasing. The vvoik mucli longer and harder than the writes: and uohc in tho left ot my ohost. I suf- Miss May mo 1'.. Smith, 411 1.01 Red and tion, rheumatism and kidney trouble. planters, It Is understood, have u system could possibly do wcro It not "I can truthfully say that I'aruna li a fered a great deal with it. MouudSt., Columbus, Ohio, writes 1 Mr. William S. Hearn,10i3 Regal St., She took l'eruna and Manalln, aud la tlxcd scale and theoretically nt least for tho great powers with which it en- splendid remedy for la grippe, and a "I wrote to Dr. .Ilartmsn and asked "Hiivo lined l'eruna fur catarrh and Camden, N..I., writes: now completely recovered, bstter thaa do not compote among themselves, al- dowed me. It gives ouo nerves of iron." good tonic for building up tho system," him what I hbould do. lie odvlccd my hay fever. Tho results being remark "l'or about two years I was troubled tho has been for years. , though by various methods of contract or bonus for length of service. benson, & co., there Is a tendency to increase Indi-- ! The ato.lowin& wholesale druggist will supply the retail trade: smith Honolulu, Hawaii lectly the wages paid. It Is general-- 1 ) ucognlzeil thut higher and higher . lily of labor from tho outside the pf-- l or even demand a higher grade uf la- have been brought to the Islands ' grades of laborers must be secured us uciency 01 ine inuiviuuni won-er- a borer. Their Is no doubt that tho since I8.'i2 lit a total cost of over the Orientals ilectease through re- now employed Is steadily Increasing, planters ns 11 whole, actual In part by $9,000,000 or $30 each. turn home or thiougu entering Into due to the mote settled condition and patilotk- motives, will gladly employ The cost Of bringing In the Japan- other ludustries. to various other causes, so that now n higher typo of men If they can bo ese has been estimated at $70 per In- Shifty Japanese It Is believed that the Individual Jap- had. dividual, of Chinese ITfi, und of Por- S)stemul!c effortb havu been made anese worker, for example, accom The factors vvotklng together for tuguese $lin. Of tho total Itupoiled r to Improve the condition of the plishes 20 per cent, more than he did tnUlug the standard of labor lire na- probably a half have gone home, oth- labours 11 ml to Induce them when he llrst came to tho islands. tional, toil ltorlal, and Individual: ers have died or left tho llelds and Advertiser s, About the to remain In. a given locality. The This Is due in pait to the fact that national In tho exclusion of Oilctit-ul- gono Into vailed Industries, leaving Japanese are readily moved and arc many of the Japanese are taking terrltoilal In' the supervision of about IS, 000 Inbotcrs on tho planta- (ulck to resent any grievance. Ily small contracts for cultivating or cut Ininilgiatlon and execution of public tions. Impulsively shifting from place to ting the cane; with niouted personal health and quarantine requirements, One of tho latest nnd most success- place their effectiveness is fur less Intel est they ale doing moio nnd Individual In tho work being dono ful attempts to bring In labor has than though they stayed on any one better work; also It Is asserted Hint singly by thu planters or through leen that of Introducing Portuguese plantation where they could become during tho war with Itussla the Jap- their iissoclntlon, notably In expcil-ment- and Spanish. Three stentners brought familiar with conditions und the anese laborers were tnoic or less ex- wotk. In timing 1007 an aggregate of 1400 do not take up the paper to read the of the manager. Their cited and devoted considerable tlmo Educating Children men, women, 2141 chlldten, lit tupucity to work effectively without to wur news, After the cessation of uno ot ttie llrst Mops in advance, nil 4C8I individuals. This was dune PEOPLE Nothing is further from their thoughts. constant oveislght, and their initia- tho war and with the stimuli!) of ru- Is that of Improving the laborers' at mi average ccut. Including thp dc- -. tive is teported to be homewhat lower mors of possible troubles with the quartois and uf providing the 'more general superintendence of tho work, want the news, and any ad that is than thut of the I'oitugucse. United States, the laborers resumed ambitious men with small homes ot SC2 per Individual, or it little over Suspicious Portuguese work with renewed vigor with the vvhero they tan own the ground nnd $200 for each adult ninlo. The wages signed to be read must literally grip their In the case of the Portuguese nnd Idea of accumulating as much money become Independent. Tho education paid these men will average at first its special tlnillar laborers jiot o,nly U the wage ua possible In view of curly teturn to of tho children of the laborers Is nlfco piobubly about $20 per mouth. attention by its force, originality, and scale Homewhut higher than thut paid their own country. e3ultlng In nppieclatlon of and iW- As part of tho systematic efforts I interest. the Orientals corresjiondlng to their With the Inctensc of effectiveness munds for better housing conditions, of the Territorial Immigration Coin- - appeal to their greater efficiency, but Inducements uf labor thiough better work on the but tho effect of this education must mission, there' have been hi ought have been made In the wuy ot offer- part the Orientals and higher bo to keep a considerable pait of the lia-- k to the Inlands from San Finn-clst- o the ing to them houses und small tiacta grade of labor for the Latins, there next generation out or tho fields un- a considornhlo number or Por- The advertiser isa "butter in." He must get n( land on condition, that they will Is coming about also a reduction In less by thut tlmo labor-savin- g de- tuguese laborers who left the Islands and hold it long enough to ilve on the ground for two or more tho amount of heavy manual work. vices have been developed to n. point to seek work on tho mainland, hear- attention of the reader yvutH und will inalic'inoderato pay- No wheio manual labor Is more largely ing of tho high pi Ices paid In Cali- make a definite impression. He is pitted against the ments In monthly Instalments. The Tor example, thu planters' experi- leplaccd by exercise or Intelligence. fornia after tho caitluiuuke. These utters of this knd have frequently ment stutlon has discovered tlmt the Individualism people wcro glad to ictiirn to the Isl- scholar, the story writer, the editorial writer, the been tegnided with suspicion, but In stripping of the cane, a very laboil- - Tho lucicnso of pioduct ot sugar ands, but did not have sufficient per 11 few cubes they have been accepted. cuh ptneess, does nut add to Its value, Individual employed in the field Is Itinds. The Territory paid for their artist and he must turn out better stuff than they The uveruge luboier would rather but even the tcverso. With the elim Illustrated by tho tact that In 100 1 jitiltiin passage nt an uverugo cost of have a dollar or two more a month In ination of the stilppliig, possibly 12 ubout eight tons or sugar wcio pio-'$S- 2 fin euch adult male or $28 tor do.' His sentences must be catchy and to the point. per cent, plantat- duced per ' cash than twlco its equivalent in real of tho labor on the nuin employed, and In each Individual. There were thus is property, us ho Is fearful of being tied ion1 will be reduced. The burning 1U0S there wcio eleven tons per num. leturned 187 men, 03 women1, and OS Each sentence must say something there no room - down or ho suspects some ulterior ot the cane immediately before cut- IinDortint- Labor ' I children. motive. ting tends to reduce the amount ot 1110 labor question Is by no means tor rhetorical embellishments. Liberal Treatment mntorlnl to ha handled. Machin- new now, nor Is It wholly an out-- 1 Steel trust absorbs Pacific steel nnd In somo localities the 0 Iters of free ery Is being Introduced for loading Mouth of huuexntlon. From tho very wire company. hind from the Government have been cane is It Is for unloading, und oveiy beginning of tho sugar linluutiy It! That's why the advertiser should employ the accepted und small bodies ot laboreis possible elfort Is being made to util- wiiB seen Hint thu dependenco could are acquiring title. On one of tho ize labor-savin- g device), although It not bo put upon native labor alone services of trained and experienced advertising men. plantations lallroad facilities have mutt bu confessed that the progress The natives wcio not only dect easing HOTEL ! been provided by which the laborers In this direction litis not been 11s In number but worn unwilling to located In their homes can. leach oth- limited as It has been In ninny othcM. ivoils steadily in tho fields. As early STEWART We have something to say to you about er point uf wotk If they so desire. For Belter Labor ns 18B0 the legislative assembly niiido SAN FRANCISCO Where the laborer linds ho Is thus The sentiment of tho public us well piuvlslous for contract labor. In that advertising. King us up. ABOVE UNION SQUARE fieo to seek other occupation he usu- 'as of thu planters Is rapidly crystal- - vear thu Ito"l Hawaiian Agricul- JUST OPPOSITE HOTEL ST. FRANCIS ally picfcri to stay near home, work Izlng Into d movements to tural Socletv was founded with a DAY UP oii tho udjaccnt plantation and, with bring about not merely a bettor phys- view to pioniotlng (ho Intetost of tho EUROPEAN PLAN $1.50 A DAY UP the help of his family cultivate his ical condition of tho laborers hut also plantets. Under their auspices In AMERICAN PLAN S3.00 A own little garden. Liberal treatment to bilng to the Islands only such men 1S!2 Chinese to the number of 293 J A new down town hotel. Steil and In such dlicctlons lias been followed as are callable of becoming citizens. weie biought In followed by otheis brick structura. Furnished at 1 cost ot content-enc- ft" by moro efTectlvo work nnd by less It cannot be said that action along unnually until In 1805 tho lloaid of $150,000, Every comfort and ; i tleslie to move about fiom plantation this lino on the part of employe! s Is Iiumtgintlou was eieateil and tho On car lines transferring Is all The Chas. R. Frazier Co., f parta ol Omnibus meela all trains to plantation. wholly altruistic. It Is due In, part Government entering 111010 and 111010 ell;. Into the of Immigration final- and steamers. Olaa Scheme to tho tecogiiltlou of tho fact that details 122 King Street ,. Phone .371 On the Olaa plantation in Hawaii tlio public wetfitiu demands that tho ly becamu piuctkally un employment! IlUlcL STEWART an ucre of ground is given to men greater pait of tho population shall ugoucy, t celling labor In till paits ot who have worked for tin 00 years at be no Jopger alien, ns voters Hie Held tho world, notably fiom China, Polj-- j Now recognized tfs Hawaiian tegular wages. Over 60 Portuguese laboreiH must ultimately wield 11 ncsla, Japan. Poitiigal, Spain, tier-- , Island Headquarters. " nnd 30 Spanish have availed of this puwciful Influence. Tho evolution of nuiny, Norway, nnif Poito Hlco. Cable Address "THAWETS." sup- - In till, V oppurtuulty. With decieaso iu tho sugar industry seems to penult over 1S0.00U luiiulgtauts ABO Guide. J

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