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SUGAE-- 96 Degree U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, JUNE 4. Last 24 hours rainfall, .00. Test Centrifugals, 3.47c; Per Ton, $69.10. Temperature. Max. 81; Min. 75. Weather, fair. 88 Analysis Beets, 8s; Per Ton, $74.20. ESTABLISHED JULV 2 1656

VOL. XLIIL, NO. 7433- - HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, TUESDAY, JUNE 5. 1906. PRICE FIVE CENTS. h LOUIS MARKS SCHOOL FUNDS FOSTER COBURN WILL THE ESIDENT SUCCEED BURTON IN KILLED BY RUfl VERY UNITED STATE SENATE RENEWS WAR ON THE AUTO LOW MEAT MEN

t - 'is P A Big Winton Machine Less Than Ten Dollars His Message to Congress on the Evils of the , St- .-

Over, Crushing Left for Babbitt's 1 Trust Methods Is Turns 4 Accompanied by the -- "1 His Skull. Incidentals, )-- Report of the Commissioner. ' A' - 1 A deplorable automobile accident oc- There are less than ten dollars left jln the stationery and incidental appro- curred about 9:30 last night, in wh'ch ' f. priation for the schol department, rT' Associated Press Cablegrams.) Louis Marks was almost instantly kill- do not know am ' "I what I going to 4-- WASHINGTON, June 5. In his promised message to Congress ed and Charles A. Bon received serious do about it," said Superintendent Bab- (9 yesterday upon the meat trust and its manner of conducting its busi bitt, yesterday. "We pay rents to injury tc his arm. The other occupants the ness, President Kooseveli urged the enactment of a law requiring amount of $1250 a year, at out 1 ! least, stringent inspection of of the machine, Mrs. Marks and Mrs. of that fund, and I am going to notify meats sent out for home consumption by the packing concerns Bon, escaped injury in an almost mirac-'ulo- us the owners of these rented premises various It was desired to bring the quality o that we can no longer pay them. me meats up to tne ot tnose tor con manner. If stanaara snipped abroad foreign they will not consent to let the rentals sumption. The party had been visiting at the accumulatB, and trust to an appropria- fCB ..v-t- - Accompanying the message was the report of the Commissioner tion by the Legislature to get their upon the deplorable conditions surrounding the packing of meat for house of the chemist at the Honolulu 4-- pay, I will have to close up those tne nome market. their pkintai'Kin and all had taken schools. There is nothing else to be It is probably a bit late in session Congress to upon in car for the homeward trip, done, unless somebody will advance us the of count much places the progress in the money we need. And I don't know the war that the President thus renews upon the big meat packer Mr. Marks acting as chauffeur. In- of the country, but the short session is coming in who to sro to." December. The President stead of turning the machine, he ap- is probably laying the train for vigorous action at that time, if nothing be ac This condition has arisen as a result complished now prior to adjournment. down short-sighte- parently decided to back out and of the d parsimony of the the hill to the main road, one side of last Territorial Legislature. There is no good in mincing words about it. That itV- J!.rj'itf. side at this point being a NUMBER OF REFUGEES the road is the fact. And this is not a matter v7 steeply cut bank about twenty feet that has anything to do with the low- IS dan- ering of the salaries of the teachers, STILL VFRY LARGE deep. Once the rear wheels came - either. It is merelv the cold neglect 4- JOS3PH RALPH BURTON", THE DISGRACED SENATOR. gerously close to the edge of this bank of the Legislature toproviJe properly progress auto, conduct of department of in the backward of the for the the (Associated Press Cablegram.) SAN FRANCISCO, June 5. There are 42,000 refugees still in - education. catching- in time to save - Mr. Marks it camp in ban JHrancisco, and 10,244 in Alameda, y- LEGISLATIVE NEGLECT. TOPEKA, Kansas, June 5. Governor Hoch has appointed himself, but he again tried to back and Foster Coburn, Secretary of When the last Legislature met, the the State Department of Agriculture, to The Chronicle of May 24th, speaking of the then existing conditions, Ha id: edge. again swung to the Superintendent of Education at that succeed Burton in the United States Senate "The number of rations drawn daily ha declined to 80,000. The statement This time the man at the wheel ap- time asked for an appropriation of of the fact will recall the widely published assertion that there were 300,000 RESIGNATION OF BURTON. persons in this city threatened with famine on the day after the earthquake. parently did not realize the danger and $6400 for th'e stationery and incidental fund for the current biennial period. WASHINGTON, D. C, June 4. Senator Burton of Kansas has That might have been the case if food had not begun to pour in on us from auto plunged, over to iie bottom. That amount would have carried the resigned. He was under conviction and sentence for fraud and a every direction almost before we knew how lyidly we were hurt. Our Eastern sympathizers who have been misled by the sensational accounts of. our famish- k feet below, the machine department through, on a very close j resolution had been introduced calling 'for his removal as a Senator MY. : " ing condition will be pleased to know that stories of people starving estimate. The wise men of the Legis-- 1 he riirl the to making one complete somersault. I - nnt 1 lature, who may know more about some " death are absolutely without foundation. If any one has perished from hunger in San Francisco since April 18th it is because he chose that mode of commit-tin- g TWO LADIES IN PARTY things than they do about the public So passes one corruptionist out of the public life of the nation, a man dis- schools, cut this estimate down to graced for life. Foster Dwight Coburn, the new Senator, was born in Wisconsin suicide. WERE NOT BADLY HURT. Tuesday, which was first day 71,558 ra- $3000. This amount became available in 1846, and served through the Civil War in the 130th and later in the 62d "On the distribution this week, tions were given out at the various sub-statio- throughout the city and 4814 ladies, who were sitting to- on July 1st last. Illinois infantry. He has been a resident of Kansas since 1S67, a farmer and The two food on Desmond kitchens were distributed. These figurcn When Superintendent Babbitt took stockman, but has had experience in journalism also and has served as a regent Red Cross tickets the gether in rear seat, were thrown 90.000 at close of laet week. The bureau the charero of the school department in of the State Agricultural College. He was appointed Secretary of the State are against rations distributed the dropped, $1556.71 re- - expects that by the end of next week the bread line will have been entirely out when the rear wheels and November last,7 he found Department of Agriculture in 1882. maining in'the fund. He has run the discontinued and only rations will be given to people who are physically dis- tossed clear of further danger, but department, so far as this fund is con- abled and have doctors' certificates substantiating their claims." 3Iarks and Bon went down with the cerned, for the past seven months for machine, being beneath it as it rolled near about what it cost to run it dur KEKAUOHA TURN ing four months preceding. Every- on UNITED STATES DISTRICT the over. thing has its limit, however, and now Bon was pinned beneath the seat the money is all gone excepting some JUDGE LEAVES BENCH when the auto came to rest, his left thing less than ten dollars. 01 GRILL HfLO ME Out of the fund for stationery and arm severely torn, but he managed to incidentals, the department of educa free himself and go to the aid of tion mets a lot of expenses, all ot CARSON CITY, Nevada, June 5. United States District Judge them essential. These include stamps, Marks, who was lying at the foot of The Impeachment Trial Associations to Have no Hawley has resigned. paper, surveyiag for the department, the bank. ice, all printing, such as circulars and Drags One Thomas Porter Hawley was appointed to the Federal District bench irj, Through Options on Futures of He was born He was still breathing, although un- lists of questions for teachers' exam September, 1S'.H, and has therefore seen sixteen years wrviee. inations, office supplies, telephones, sub- in Indianapolis in 1830. went to California in 1852 and mined for three year, message was More Sitting, in Lands. conscious, and a telephone scriptions to newspapers and periodi- - And was admitted to the bar in Xevada in is.". a.t once sent in to Dr. Cooper. It was cals, payment of the fares and expenses I A county of school jorpnts-- . hack hire,T ear- fares. court of impeachment m a "The Hi!o settlement associations will too however, for medical assist- lat, supplies for school agents, notary's grew. Listen to my tale of woe! all be turned down." said Land Com OREGON WILL PROBABLY ance, came ten min , ' and death about fees-- telegrams, in Tact all the inciden- There was Smith and Moore and Lucas rnissioner Pratt yesterday. "We do not a utes after the accident. That Dart of tal expense incurred in the conduct of two. propose to bind the government in ad RE-ELE- department of the government. And of sons of the soil also a few, vance to give lands that are still under CT CHAMBERLAIN the machine by which the top is car-- my Listen to tale of woe! lease to any particular persons. In k penetrated process be- - PAID OUT IN SENT. ried the mastoid other words, we do not propose to tie y Wjund And to all these, the rents for teach- Hard trials for Keoki Kek. the ear to a depth of five inches. -- Cham-- f-; Pilikias large and small a peck. the hands of the government." PORTLAND, Oregon, June 5 - The indications are that . . . . . cottages, school houses and --school II matter was ana ers' He's apt to lose his monthly check. This is one of matters Com The brain crushed the that re-elect- ed grounds added. These for berlain will be Governor. are rentals, Then he'll have a tale of woe! missioner went over Gov torn, the wound bleeding profusely. period, Pratt with the entire biennial would aetu ernor Carter yesterday and the settle- to serve as Governor of the state of The injuries to Bon were attended to n o:nn k nn tlM the evidence the court took a chew. George Earle Chamberlain was elected ment associations are the later ones. Oregon for the term from January, 1903, to January, 197. He was a pioneer by Dr. Cooper, who came into the Ad expense ; v,. meet all other incidental 1 the 1 I 1 1 1 I t' KTl e little n rtiiii U15 VJlca ' The conclusion reached was what might of the state, having gone West in 1876, and has served in the Legislature, and vertiser office late last night re- of the department for the two years. I And Achl objected 'till his face grew and have been anticipated. It seems, In- two terms as Attorney General. He i a Democrat. only "And that," said Superintendent blue. ported that the ladies had received Listen to my tale of woe! deed, that there has been a kind of trifling bruises. Babbitt, "would hardly pay for the settlement association mill started in stamps necessary in the correspondence poor old chair suc-- THE BIC WINTON MACHINE Hard trials for the .Hilo and around there since the PROMINENT INDIANA that keeps me in touch with the schools Douthitt and Charley are a hostile cess that was achieved by the Osorio A VERY BADLY DAMAGED. on the other islands. What am I going pair, on and other associations in having lands to dof Close my department? There Thev set "George Washington" IS The body of Mr. Marks was brought his ear, assigned to them. How much of thi3 PUBLIC MAN DEAD is one thing I cannot do. I must let my last night to "William's undertaking Listen to my tale of woe! settlement business is bona fide, and tour of inspection go by the board. I how much of it is for somebody's profit. parlors, . the three survivors of the cocktails have been over one side of Hawaii, one Down at Cunha's where the is a matter that is yet to be deter INDIANAPOLIS, June 5. John C. New is dead. being in by some of all of Maui grow, accident driven the side of Oahu and Lanai, I mined. The government, at all events Listen to my tale of woe! statesman and publicist, being at tho plantation office employes. artd Kauai. The rest must wait. I .,to. M.oi ,h m will not consent to tie up at this time John Chalfant New was a prominent 'noh of the Indianapolis Journal, and having been a Deceased was well and ' popularly cannot make the trip. That's all there And they wet the evidence with Palm lands that are still under leases, some time of his death the proprietor flow-Li- sten he served a is about it. Tree's of which will not expire during the practicing lawyer and a banker. As a nominee of President Grant known around town, having been man-- to my tale of woe! was Secretary of the ' 'I am willing to let anybody see how life of the present government. Maybe Treasurer of the United States in 1S75, and Assistant er for tne Alccabe, .Hamilton & ex- in 1882. President Harrison appointed Lira the. money of this fund has been "Whafll you have?" "The same it is a question how far the Present ad- Treasury tnder President Arthur enny Co. He was about 45 years old. pended every cent of it. I have all for me." ministration can do this kind of thing. Consul General at London in 1889. He was 75 years oM. and leaves several children besides a the vouchers here. But I must stop "Some of the boy," "A. little tea." The lands, at ail events, are paying "Let's shake for another!" "I'll go l widow to untimely my correspondence, and stop a great good revenues now. "Wnether it would : mourn his ( death. you. see!" many things, too. ACCUSES MRS. STANFORD. The machine, a "Winton. was badly !other That's their tale of woe. be wise to deprive their present hold "What do I need hack hire and car ers of all chance at them in the future, damaged, the steering gear being twist- - money pay but face for? I have the to and promise to turn them over to a new Senator 1 1 SAN FEANCISCO, June 4. Annie F. Stanford, a niece of the late ed and broken and the seats smashed. one truant officer, and him I only give The Kekauoha impeachment case set of masters is a debatable point. Vis sued executors of the estate of Jane L. Stanford for the sum $35 a month. Can I make him pay his dras.eed itself another length last night. There may be other citizens besides the Stanford, has the 1 accruing to through Asa P. Stanford, and. A' A J.inanpsp resident or Lninatown 1 I of $108,000, which she alleges as her wav all, over town out of that? If distinguished personage present was: members of the present settlement as was Tns booked at the Police Station at a also for the restitution of a half million worth of stocks which she claims 1 were to , try to do that, he would not jKatsutaro Takamoto, the Kahuku sociations, moreover, who will want a late hour last night on a charge of fraudulently withheld from her by the late Mrs. Stanford. petty larceny. (Continued on Page 3.) ' (Continued on Page 3.) j (Continued on Page 4.)

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE 5, 1906.

ervoir struck yesterday morning and a disturbance. Captain Sam Les- TAX BOARD Rnberoid for lie of the mounted patrol went up and LACE CURTAIN MID there was no trouble after he arrived SALE Dwellings Over a hundred laborers went to work in the morning. With the exception of To Introduce Yon to Oar New Store RRESTED four or Ave natives the strikers were IS ONE SHY Tin, iron or shingles will not Porto Ricans. They were ordered to - roof- camp. L. M. Whitehouse last as long- as Ruberoid leave the As an inducement to have you come tin's week to ee mere expen- contractor for the work, was to pay our ing and are far fine new salesrooms we will place on sale about 300 pairs sive. Ruberoid roofing ob- them off. A policeman was put on Hearing of Appeals Has of Nottingham Lace Curtains at greatly reduced prices. The Alleged Assailant of ' viates the danger of rust, rot guard at the camp last night. These goods are all new and the latest designs. little 1- -4 and corrosion and costs Is Gone Over Until 2 yard Lace Curtains $of- - a pair keep in repair. Frank Turk 2. 1- -2 or nothing to WILLT0URIS1SC0ME? yard Lace Curtains a r absolutely water- 3-- 4 It is also Thursday. 2 yard Lace Curtains 85 a pair proof and fire resisting. Taken. 3 yard Lace Curtains The Promotion Committee Is expected 1.00 a pair No skill required to lay it. 3 1- -2 yard Lace Curtains in- to hear that owing to the awful calam- 1.25 a pair We furnish the nails and Charles Murasky was placed under The Tax Appeal Court met yester- and any handy ity in California the tourist trade will day, and adjourned until Thursday, structions, arrest yesterday afternoon and charg- com- ECRU LACE be diverted from there during the pending the appointment of a successor CURTAINS man can do trie jod. with a deadly weapon. 3 yards long and fin- ed with assault ing summer and Hawaii is to benefit in Board to Morgan, who $lm25 and $1.50 a pair Gives a handsome the James F. 1-- up $1000 3 2 yards long ished appearance to a resi- He was released on putting by it. Just when this communication has resigned. It was thought that this $1.75 and $2.00 a pair bail. The assault is alleged to have will arrive Mr. Wood has not been in Couch covers, portieres, chenille and tapestry table cov- dence. appointment would be reached yester- ers in been made upon Frank Turk last Sun- formed. The impression that Hawaii is day, but Governor Carter was altogeth great variety. day, in which the latter received three a land in which volcanoes figure con- er too busy with the several heads of wound.--- . was knife The severest wound spicuously seems to have faded out Departments in picking up ends of armpit, the Chicago, I Cot. in thf right arm near the and the man from New York things to get to it. It was the Gover LB 1 large artery. 01IK00&0 knife just missing the or Boston realizes, after reading the nor's busy day, in fact, his first day 00XKK000 177 S. KING STREET. were the The wounds dressed at excellent literature sent out by the at his desk for real hard work, and Hospital,-an- d was then safety Queen's Turk committee, that his is assured every head of a Department who had DELICIOUS going may taken to his room downtown, in Honolulu while it not be in anything to lay before ' him was in his Cornucopias elsewhere, however, for the remainder some other places. When he arrives he office at one time or another. Ice Cream - way making of the day. learns that the Hobron of As to the Tax Appeal Board, the Baiancf NOW SERVED AT 5c. an officer to see way they Sheriff Brown sent soda water is better than the Chamber of Commerce and the Mer Turk yesterday with the request that have in the best drug shops m his home to RESTAURANT chants' Association have been asked SHOGETSD complaint against Mu- bev- he swear to a town, and that the quality of the to recommend a man for the vacant 1 word erage of serving 17 Hotel Street, near Nuuanu. rasky, but Turk sent back that and the manner it place, but whether they have done so to at- compose equaled The CREMO is he was not in a condition then a harmony that is not or whether they have not, is not yet word perforated in tend to such a matter. anywhere in the world. There is an the wrapper of every one Smoke given out. But , no commission was of our cele- There was a good deal of discussion originality in the Hobron way that is C il signed yesterday. The Tax Appeal brated CREMO CIGARS. CIGARS yesterday over the Turk affair in view duplicated anywhere. Ho- d GENERAL ARTHUR not It suits BoSk-- has a lot of heavy appeals be- 9 the participants seem-- They have no bands. of the fact that nolulu and island folk and it suits fore it, which will he conducted in be GUNST-EAKI- N CIGAR CQ especially of keeping p ed desirous the tourists. half of the government by Deputy At We will not guarantee the quality of out of court. Turk made no matter torney Prosser. The members of the . any banded, unperforated I Distributor. on Sunday or yesterday move to have Board, whose terms expire in July, are warrant sworn out for Murasky. One MANAGER GRAY IS a T. F. Lansing and J. F. Brown. The 19 I explanation was offered that they principal appeals made from the As C R E 0 G G A R Catton,r4 eill & Co., Ltd "would fight their battles out to suit 1 sessor's valuations are: ENGINEERS and MACHINISTS themselves." HOPEFUL OF TOURISTS M. B. Silveira, property on the cor This is important to every Smoker. QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS. ner of Pauahi and Nuuanu streets, re turned at $15,000, assessed at $37,000, a a Boiler re-tuD- ed with charcoal-lro- ANNUAL MEETING appealed $22,000, represented by A. stel tubes; general ship work. Manager Gray of the Young Hotel Perry. says that the outlook for summer Anne E. Mendonca, property corner travel here is very good. He hears of Smith and Hotel streets, returned at $9600, assessed $12,000, appealed ackfeld & Co., OF WOMAN'S BOARD many people at Ltd. a erood who are comins $2400, represented by C. Bolte. from the Coast. Quite a number of J. P. Mendonca, property on coiner 1 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS. Edison's winter tourists who were here last year of Maunakea and Nuuanu streets, re- There will be a meeting of the Wom have also notified him of their purpose turned at $84,368, assessed at $147,270, Projecting an s or Missions entrai un- appealed $62,902, represented by C. iioard at to return with their friends. Bolte. 10 morning, ion church at o'clock this Mr. Gray is sending out considerable Mrs. Kaimiola Gray, property at Ka- - Kinetoscopes to be followed by a luncheon at 12 noon, advertising matter and expects to make ilia, returned at $1000, assessed at $1825, i to to which gentlemen are expressly in a good showing for Honolulu soon injaPPealed $825, represented by Henry $5.50 $3.00 vited. The annual reports of the Japa one of the best known hotel organs, LuCaS, property nese, Chinese ege at Waianae, We carry a complete stock of these and Hawaiian missions "I am also sending out Bystander's! returned at $2222, assessed at $4444. moving picture machines, will be read. The officers of the Board Ad.'," Mr. Gray, "which pealed $1480, represented by Henry Two Dollars and a wonderful said - - half fitted for calcium, acetylene, elec- for the past year have been Mrs. Do-rem- us I consider a mighty good thing. It an- Smith. i bright-whit- a month saved is just so tric and e light. Scudder, president; Mrs. S. E. O. R. & L. Co., property at Ewa, re- supply most popular and swers questions clearly and sets people We the Bishop and Mrs. O. H. Gulick, vice- - turned as of no value, assessed at much earned. A family ate thinking." up-to-d- films. $300,000, appealed $300,000, represented , A demonstratition of the quality presidents; Miss M. L. Sheeley, record- by Castle & Withington. here paid $5.50 a month of the instrument may be made at ing secretary; Mrs. J. E. Marques, cor- Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd., property at year year for any time. responding secretary; Mrs. A. F. Judd, LIQUOR MEN WET Ewa, returned at $3,270,000, assessed at after wood complete We also carry a line of foreign secretry; Mrs. Dillingham, $4,500,000, appealed $1,230,000, represent- for the kitchen stove. stereoptlcons and supplies. ed by Thompson. treasurer; Moore, treas- THEIR WHISTLES F. E. Mrs. assistant Honolulu Rapid Transit St 'Land Co., When she adopted gas urer; W. W. Hall, auditor. appealed as a whole,- - returned at $T44,-041.7- 7, Commissioner Maling began taking assessed at $1,831,000, appealed she opened an account STRIKE ON RESERVOIR. testimony in the contested sake duty $1,086,958.23, represented by Oast lf & in the saving fund. It Withington. Owing to deferring of payday fpr case yesterday. He obtained the use HONOLULU the Ltd., r rop r ty at was the gas that enabled - courtroom, John li Estate, nine days, 25 laborers on Nuuanu res- of the of the Court of Land Ewa, returned as of no vahje, assessed to do it. Photo Supply Co., Registration for the hearing. Benja- at $12,500, appealed $12,500, represented her Why don't a; Magoon STREET. min Leavett, who arrived from by & Lightfoot. you try it? FORT Washington last week, is attorney for The income tax appeal cases will be ALL SICK WOMEN heard by the Board between July "5. and the Treasury department. Thomas July 23. Fitch represents the importers. HONOLULU 6AS COMPANY, LTD. SHOULD READ MRS. FOX'S LETTER Footwear Nearly a score of bottles of liquor, TOM O'BOUKE'S PRAISE. Elegant Including the kind in dispute and beers In All Parts of the United States Lydl E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and wines, stood upon a table as ex- - "Nothing1 Invigorates Ell Ath-- ta THE FINEST STOCK IN THE Has Effected Similar Cures. hibits for test by experts. A number j lete'S Nerves Like PAINE'g CITY NOW ON DISPLAY AT of liquor dealers were called as experts I UELERY UUIuFUUttlJ. McINERNY SHOE STORE. Many wonderful cures of female ills and in course of their examination It's the bit of cheese down near the bottom of the dinner are continually coming to light which any par have been brought about by Lydia E. would wet their whistles with that promotes, digestion and good fellowship. Without it Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and ticular brand of booze the attorneys the dinner is as incomplete as can be imagined. Have you from time to time indicated. tried Whether the Japanese beverage is a beer or a wine is the crucial question. GERMAN BREAKFAST 01 In previous trials the importers won FROMAGE DE BRIE declarations for its being a beer. The ROQUEFORT AND THE testimony now being taken will go to CELEBRATED CIRCLE X? the Ninth Circuit Court, California. iiii If it's beer the duty should be only These are delightfully pleasant to the taste and are of 20 cents a gallon, and the government premier quality. will have to refund the difference be tween that and 50 cents, which the col FRESH BALOGNA SAUSAGE lector made the importers pay, and the EVERY DAY. amount involved is about half a million dollars. Qtf Jltrrs. .Fannie D. Fox bum, - arr n iwiiiiim m MOVING PICTURES METROPOLITAN MEAT CO. through the advice of Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass., which is given to sick women absolutely free of charge. OF DITCH OPENING osoeoeexsososa oxOioiOiOiO(?0(KyC)o The present Mrs. Pinkham has for twenty-fiv- e years made a study of the Eben P. Low has seen A. Gartley of ills other sex ; she has consulted with and advised thousands of suffering the Hawaii Promotion Committee and The Hawaiian women, who to-da- y owe not only their impressed him favorably with a plea "TOM" O'BOURKE. V.VV. Ahana &Co. health but even life to her helpful or aliowing moving picture Noted Trainer of Athletes Praises the advice the Edison to to tne opening. Quick Bracing Effect of Paine's Mrs. Fannie D. Fox, of 7 Chestnut jman s Khala ditch Celery Compound. Forester and floriculturist Limited Street, Bradford, Pa., writes: se sides a view ot tne ceremony or turn Dear Mrs. Pinkham ing on the water, the Kohala people Tom O'Rourke, the Famous Sporting suffered long female Man Athletes, says: "I for a time with cow-ropin- g, and Trainer of Merchant Tailors trouble, and finally was told by my physician would arrange for views of "Nothing ever takes the place of is a monthly magazine devoted to the interests of AGRICUL- - that I had a tumor. I did not want to pa-- u riding the shipping of cattle COMPOUND to to an operation, so wrote you for ad PAINE'S CELERY TURE, FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL IN- - 8 Waity submit I Building. KingSt ' received your as on board a steamer. There is to be a quickly invigorate the nerve system of ' advice. I letter and did 2741 you told me, and to-da- y I am completely drive and shipment of cattle a day or an athlete. It gets a man in prime con- DUSTRY in Hawaii. Phone Blue My says disap-- my cured. doctor the tumor has so after the ditch opening. dition. In experience in handling (Opposite Advertiser Office.) F?ared, and I am once more a well woman, athletes I have never found anything P ONLY $1 A YEAR. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- No question would there be about equal to it." Tom O'RourKe, New York. . AMERICAN AND FOREIGN pound is the best medicine in the world." sending the picture man to Kohala but It contains accounts of the current work, rules and reports j WORSTEADS. j The testimonials which we are con- - stantlypublishmgfrom grateful women for the fact that the Hawaii Promotion $ of the different departments of the Hawaiian Board of Agri-- Q establish beyond a doubt the power of Committee had planned to have him culture and Forestry, which includes AGRICULTURE, Q Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- take the pa-- u parade in Honolulu on the - Q 1'. WO conquer diseases. 11th. Carriage Repairs g FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL INDUS- WHOLESALE S1XG, pound to female Mr. Low has, however, seen the AND RETAIL of pa-- u ladies been as- Q special articles by experts on these several o GROCERS. Women suffering from any form of leader the and TRY; and also , are invited by her a special parade for 11S6-11S- S female weakness to sured that Our Carriage Repair Department Q subjects. No one can keep posted on the progress of Hawaii q Now at Nuuanu Street-- promptly comnnmicate with Mrs. the picture would be given, without CALIFORNIA ROLL BUTTER. 85c. on Queen street attends to all kinds in those connections, without reading the FORESTER AND per Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. She asks asking pay, on some other day. P pound. nothing in return for her advice. It is The Kohala management has charter- of repairs and painting. Buggies, O AGRICULTURIST. Phone Main 23S. Orders promptly thousands of Attended to. absolutely free, and to ed the steamer Kinau to leave Hono- Wagons and Drays built to order. women has proved to be more precious lulu at 8 o'clock on Saturday evening than gold. for Mahukona. Excursionists from Ho- Rates $1 per year. Foreign $1.25. Leopold G. Blackman, can grand Sctnman Carriage Company nolulu who not wait for the Editor. P. O. Box S. FUJIMURA NOTICE. ball at Kohala on Monday night may LIMITED. 59. return in the steamer Mauna Loa, leav- MASSAGE ANT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING ing Mahukona at midnfght. REPAIR DEPT., Rheumatism. Bruises, Sprains, Tired help or advice, Is invited to communi- Mr. Low is eager to have the picture Queen St., between Fort and Alakea Advertising and Subscriptions, Hawaiian Gazette Co-- Ogling and other Ailments QUICKLY cate, either In person or by letter, with man at Kohala. He argues that it is m w. 208, 1111 r. Ensign L. Anderson, matron the not every great is g Ltd., Publishers, P. O. Box Honolulu, T. H. King of j'ear that a ditch READ tit Street, Falama, Salvation Army Woman's Industrial opened, while a pa--u cavalcade can be THE ADVERTISES nrONB WHITE 1351. Home, No. 1650 King street. arranged for almost any day. WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE 5, 1906. 3 1 that the Kamehameha schools are do- ing, and if the students lived up to their they could make their in- If! SWEET GIRLS fluence felt in all the future of the is- SCHOOL lands. Panama The singing of Rossini's "Charity" Hats Can Be by the girls' chorus was one of the most pleasing features of the program. GRADUAl E Following the presentation of certifi- BIG TESTS cates by the principal of the girls' I Cleaned Like New! j school, the benediction was pronounced by Rev. John Lloyd Hopwood, and the young graduates then received the con- Kamehameha Students gratulations of their friends. HowSan Francisco Cares Receive Their SCHOOL FUNDS For Her Disaster Don't throw away a good straw hat simply be- Send Diplomas. (Continued 1.) Children. from Pace cause serve. Can I send out my school it has become soiled. In and - The tenth commencement of the Ka- agents, from Waikiki to Kalihi, SAX FRANCISCO, April 25. A man Bring- it to us and we will put it into shape mehameha School for Girls was held make theni pay their own way, or walk? and boy astride the same horse raced Your last evening1 In Bishop Memorial They could not do it. The truant off- through Golden Gate Park early Mon- practically as good as new. Chapel, Kamehameha. The pretty icer could not cover the ground. day. The eight-year-o- ld blew lustily Thus you may extend the life of your hat four Goods church auditorium was filled with CANNOT MAKE DEBTS. upon a trumpet. The bugler was Emile or five friends of the school, and the cadets am not permitted to Incur debts, Kerlein of the Hanccck School, times. "I and at and preparatory students of the two but the department of education can- the behest of Albert M. Arm- For strong, recently appointed If it's a Panama, it may be cleaned indefinitely. boys' schools were also present. not be shut up. I have been to various principal of simple the summer school, sum- The chapel was attractive in people, and they have consented to go vacation was Our special process insures an absolute re- moning the pupils residing decorations of green, vines being main- on supplying us and wait for the meet- in Golden ly Gate Park to the moval of all discoloration without affecting Wednesday's Sale used. The class motto, "Climb ing of the Legislature and take a initial session. Five the though path rugged," of hundred and eighty-thre- e children an- the be made ehance to get their money. There are quality of the straw an advantage you cannot get be- swered the call and 9 o'clock vines and leaves, adorned the wall some things that will not wait, how- at had great window. gathered about the teachers, ready elsewhere. neath the memorial ever. I can see where I am going to to Upon platform were year's be assigned to the various places the the have trouble with the people who own of graduates, teaching. eleven in number, and with the teachers' cottages and the rented WILL E. FISHER, them the principal some of The militia, at the request of the AUCTIONEER. and the grounds. They will want their money. faculty of girls' school, President School Board, had supplied nearly a the And, if they bear down too hardly, Perley Home of Kamehameha, Rev. score of tents to accommodate the little there are some of the country schools Dr. Kincaid of Union church, refugees. These are scattered over the Central that will have to close. That is all Wednesday, 6, 1906 Rev. John Hopwood, chaplain of Ka- park, and it was no small task to get June there is to it." mehameha. In the choir loft was the the various grades classified and lo- 10 Superintendent Babbitt went over Mclnerny, Ltd. AT A. M., Kamehameha girls' chorus. cated. On the Recreation Grounds, the the matter with Governor Carter yes- This year's graduates are as follows: children's playgrounds, In the baseball I sell-First- -class terday, but no remedy has suggested Cor. Merchant and Fort Sts. Academic Department Ah Choy Ahu, park and on the main driveway the Incubator, itself. Here, in fact, would seem to be Wire Fencing1, Victoria L. Mikahala Awana, Esther tents are located, and nowhere in the Chicken a shining opportunity for some local "White Leghorns, Kamakahukilani Cockett, Maria Kaha-una- ni country can be found nearly 600 chil- philanthropist to put his hand into his Barred Plymouth Rocks, Haia, Maggie Kakkookalani N. dren more comfortably housed or more Bedroom Furniture, pocket and the public schools out of Kau-han- e, lift interested in their sub- ; Kamakaiwi, Miriam Kahiuaia studies. If the Sugar Bran, maybe, counties would Lily Leialoha Kekuewa, Lydia a hole. Or, the sequent days" efforts are as successful Koa Bedstead, help out. They can, under a recent Etc., etc., etc. Leimakani Macy, Louisa Maria Ilano-han- o as the initial effort, the summer school ruling of the courts. And they might ALSO Nahinu, Daisy Kahaumealani in the tent city is sure to establish a spend money in a much worse cause. 0 Sheldon. record. three-months'-o- ld GOOD 25 White Leghorn doing already. Sewing Department Kinau Thelma Indeed, they are that After the calamity and the month of Chicks. To call an extra session of the Legisla- ALSO Antone. dust and dirt and privation, one might i3 not 0 Following the prelude, Chopin's Noc- ture thinkable. expect to find a lot of children in rags 1 85 small Leghorn and brood of turne, played by Miss Sadler at the and tatters, grimy and unkempt. This Plymouth Rpck Chicks and Brooder. is good for you. Malt is a food. Hops are a piano and Miss Byington at the organ, was not the case at the park schools, tonic. "Alc- oholthere is only 3 per cent in is di- ALSO Rev. W. N. Lono asked the invocation, Keeping Promises however. Every child looked as if he beer a necessary aid to gestion. But you should insist on pure beer one Ferns. and Liliuokalani's response, "He Aloha or she had come out ot a bandbox. that's not Elegant Maidenhair They were The life in fortified. That's no Haku," was sung by the chorus, neat and clean. Z ka the open air has given them all a com- which also sang Wekerlta's "Stars the plexion any person envy, Honolulu Appreciates . Always When that might z WILL E. FISHER, Night Adorning." Promises Are Kept. and when assembled in their classes Awana, one of the they looked happy. z AUCTIONEER. Miss Mikahala graduates, read an interesting paper on TEACHERS TO CAMP. 5 DOa. IHO s "Whence Came the Hawaiians?" Miss Every time you read about Doan's Seventeen tents have been allotted for LAGER subject in an ex- Backache Kidney Pills you are told the classrooms, and all the grades are Awana treated the being looked after. A score of teachers ceedingly clever manner, and clothed they cure every form of kidney ill, are on duty. The majority of them WEDDED AT the story of the origin of the Hawai- from backache to urinary disorders. are going to tako to camp life in order ians in well-chos- en language, suggest- How are our promises kept? Ask any to make better friends of their pupils. ing some new theories. citizen wno has tried the treatment. The vacation school will last for three months. As the park population in- pretty Ask the following Honolulu man. To Miss Miriam Kauhane told the creases, as it will by the concentration 'Printers: THEDBftL story of the Menehunes, Hawaii's old-ti- W. J. Maxwell of this town, Truant system of the militia, it is expected that folklore elves, in a charming man- officer, writes thus: "I suffered with a there will be at least 1500 children in is ac- ner, weaving into the well-kno- tra-- horrible pain in the small of my back attendance. Each tent built to commodate twenty pupils and is equip- ditions of their existence some quaint (an almost invariaDie symptom of kid-litt- le ped with desks and blackboards. There We have a Brehmer wire stitcher in first-cla- ss condi- Local Financier Veds stories of their doings, such as ney trouble) for a number of years. I are numerous books on hand. their building of great waterways and was advised to take some of Doan's Reading and arithmetic will be paid tion suitable for use in the average printing office but too fishponds overnight. Miss Kauhane Backache Kidney Pills, and following particular attention to while the classes One of Hilo's - are indoors. There will be many ex- small for our use. paid a tribute to Mr3. Day's recently- the suggestion I went to the Hollister cursions through the park, so that the Belles. - published book on the Menehunes. Drug Co's store, Fort street, and got pupils can be taught from nature. His- It has made money for us and will for the man who The chorus then sang an old Hawai- some of these. Having taken' them, tory will be illustrated by the monu- ian mele entitled "He Inoa no Kame- - they relieved me straight away, and ments, zoology by visits to the animal buys it, if his customers want good work in the bindery. Emily Gosmon may say, pens, botany by the wealth of wild J. Carlo and Miss hameha," chanting it with true native are, I the best and in fact flowers and so on down the list of Particulars furnished on application in person or by; were married last night at the Roman cadence, and producing a weird, but tne oniy cure fQr backache. I have studies. Cooking will be taught by Catholic cathedral, Father Stephen of very sweet, melody, quite unusual from mentIoned the virtue of thig wonderfui specialists and the children will pre- letter. so large a chorus. To listen to meles fieiating. remedy to several persons, among pare their own lunches. chanted with the voices of the Kameha- - Principal Armstrong is asking the Frank Levy acted as best man and mena girls is to obtain a new and bet- - whom is my friend, Mr. Frank Metcalf, I Park Commission for Stow lake for his Mrs. Belle Baddaky as bridesmatron. ter idea of these oldtime Hawaiian wno found relief and he is now a firm swimming classes. If this is granted Among those present at the ceremony olis. Kidney every boy girl in school will Hawa-ii-lo- a at-- believer in Doan's Backache and the I vine legenu of was of the - go Dathing twice a week. He insists were the father and mother tractively told by Miss Kahaunani ; "s- j that all the boys shall have their hair bride, and her brother, Alfred Gos- in a new way the story Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are Haia. She told ' cut closely. mon. of this traditional progenitor of the old by all chemists and storekeepers The Hawaiian Gazette Company, Ltd. 50 cents per box, boxes $2.50, or A SMART EOT. The bride looked charming in a dress Hawaiian race, his travels from the at six - away South win we ina-iie- vn receipt ot price uy There is one especially smart youth 65 King Street, Honolulu. white silk with diamond ornaments. isles of the far of o 1 a in canoes, guiding his course the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu, in the vacation school and Principal a Bouquet or wnne j wholesale agents Armstrong predicts him suc- She carried ru. to the northward and to these for the Hawaiian for a most ) After the ceremony the happy couple islands, by the stars, his naming Islands. cessful commercial career. His name position behind the prosecuting attor- substantiated by the other witnesses . defense. a reception their residence, ithe various islands after his children, is Sammy Cohen. Prior to the fire he ney and every now and again ventured for the held at Starr-Kin- g Aehi concluded his examination and New and the fading away into misty tradi- - THE MAILS. attended the School. Arm- on audible remarks addressed to no one The bridegroom, who hails from memory strong rides a quiet saddle horse in his composed himself in his chair with a in 'tlon of his as the centuries in particular. The chair cautioned him on face. York, and is engaged in Honolulu d on Mails are due from the following trips of inspection about the park. All satisfied smile his re- - points as follows: boys once and then told him he would have The cross-examinati- of Kekauoha the business of collateral banking, J jev Dr. Kiacaid made an address to the of the school desire to hold 6. did not defendant's testimony a many cabled congratulations the graduates, speaking on the subject San Francisco Per Sonoma, June the horse for him while he pays a visit. to leave the room if he did not keep shake ceived 27. particle and it was still proceeding of "Ideals in Life." He said that one Colonies Per Aorangi, June Sammy got the privilege early yester- quiet. He finally evanished. at from the mainland. Orient Per America Maru, June 15. day. 10:55, at which hour the court ad- very of the most beautiful memories he will Gus Rose, a. license clerk, was next Mrs. Carlo is a. Hilo girl and is short- - Victoria Per Miowera, June 30. When the principal got away Sammy journed until tomorrow night, proceed- have when he leaves the islands, testimony was not un- ng called. His ings to follow regular meeting ot popular on the big Island, where her ly wm be hig reatjons wjth the differ-charmi- Mails will depart as follows: hurried over to the main driveway with the in tow. an in the bottle the P,o;ird of Supervisors. disposition and. winning ways ent students in the Kamehameha Orient Per Hongkong Maru, June 12. the animal For half hour favorable to Kekauoha he did a landoffice business in selling was arrested "have made her a general favorite. schools. He had enjoyed their visits to Colonies Sonoma. June 6. incident. A Chinaman a San Francisco Enterprise Hilo, rides to the main gate and back to by for displaying a bottle The Carlos will visit Hilo next week, the services at from youngsters with nickels to spend for Kekauoha always enjoyed their music. He said June 7 (per Kinau today. 12 noon). liquor a stamp on It. Rose afterwards leaving for a weddinc - the luxury. Had not the principal of without that the hope of Hawaii lay in the work Victoria- Per Aorangi, June 27. j was no stamp on the to the States. needed the horse to get around with, said that there I Sammy would have made a couple of bottle. He saw Kekauoha arrest the dollars before the day was out. . Chinaman on his instructions. That was about all he knew of the matter. f KEKAUOHA ON GRILL It had been alleged that Kekauoha had told the Chinaman to plead guilty, promising him a nominal fine if he did 1 (Continued from Page 1.) slayer, was on to give evi so. who hand defendant, was next on defense. Pro- Kekauoha, the dence behalf of the incident. through called. He recited the bottle fessor Billy Woods also sat the house, meeting, ostensibly as of the When searching the Chinaman's referee he found a gun and took it for safe j proceedings. keeping as the Chinaman was excited The non-arriv- al of the County Attor at the time. The Chinaman was taken ney caused a late start to be made and to Laie and there tried. He asked for continuance because the principal I it was 8 p. m. before the session open- - i a witness had not arrived. W. W. Thay- - j ed. A breakdown of the Waialae carj er, attorney for defendant, oDjectea 10 & delayed Mr. Douthitt. the continuance, saying that his auto- - ; Some Printers V i . . . . Takamoto took the stana,...Mr. &nio- - mobile had already cost him $30 and j zawa acting as interpreter. The Jap that he didn't want to have to spend 'still use old style materia!. $30. Thayer, in court, was so, stuttered painfully. another noisy that the court ordered Kekauoha , and machinery with good ef- J Witness said that after Kekauoha left to quiet him. He kept on talking, so j is (,him on the day of the murder at Laie, defendant ordered an officer to put him fect. , What we use the best - I (I; a woman and an old man were left in out of court if he kept up the disturb- for each job we handle. We, saw the officer ap- - ; charge him. know Kaai- - ance. When Thayer of He did not proaching he became still. lie did not know how to produce good., ' failed to identify him. He did with-th- e hue and go out of court Chinaman but work and insure you the best; ? not see' tne uttie meters Doy on me Judge Nainoa did. The gun he re- -; 5 day referred to. turned to Its rightful owner. The results of our best efforts. of the girl at Hauula offered to i In reply to a question by the prose-0- ? mother $100 prosecuting Aklna. to take to fiuit - cution as to if there were anything Witr.ess told her that it was a matter HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., -- 5 prevent his escape from the house of in which money considerations might . ('."I ! promised : f :. . "'WM - Lu Kekauoha, had he been so minded. not prevail. He had not LTD. j X B.wrttH.u. negative. Akina Immunity if paid $250. witness answered in the ': flatly contradicted it1- MISS EMILY GOSMON. Doyle Witness evidence Street, 'J At this point Chester entered the evidence of Brown and Doyle and King They were joined in the bonds of holy matrimony at the Koman Catholic Cathedral last night. the room, looking and evidently feel- the remainder of the witnesses as re- - J ing particularly good. He took up a gards the Kahuku matter, and was Between Fort and BethcL J THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE 5, 1906.

THE PACIFIC. ranks first as an exporter, stands third among the nations as an importer, the monthly average of importation into the United States for the nine months COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER ending with March being 101.506,417; the monthly average into the United TO MAKE Kingdom in the same period, $241,300,911; into Germany during the twelve ROOM EDITOR. months ending with December, 1905, $133,478,333; France, $S5,423,630; Nether- O. SMITH : : : : : ! WALTER lands, $80,470,686, and Belgium, $51,6S2.300, while in all others of the countries named the average of imports falls below the line. ForChanges and New Stock TUESDAY : : : : : : : JUNE 5 The of who has rushed to defense of A special sale of FUNDS. chancellor Syracuse University the o SHORTAGE IN SCHOOL Standard Oil seems, to have learned worldly wisdom from the career of the ha-1- , has yet neverthe vice-presiden- The last Legislature, notably the best the Territory late Dr. Harper, of Chicago University. John D. Arehbold, one of Ahe ts short-sighte- d Department of Public less pursue,! a most policy in respect of the of the Standard Oil company, is president of the board of trustees TWENTY and away the JAPANESE SCREENS nidation It should not be necessary to say that this is far of Syracuse University and a larsre contributer to its funds. The desirability Tt in its keeping most important department in the Territorial government. has of getting Mr. Koekefeller interested in Dr. Day's college seems to be upper at.. f Tprritnrv The DeDartment ot I'utlic .t,aueation mah.es most in the mind of the worthy chancellor and there is general assent in the Prices marked down 30 per cent, without regard to very raw indeed. cost Am(,r;(.aDS of the raw material and at times the material is mainland press with the idea that he has earned something substantial. "There bale opens on cannot be mistreated without working a grave public injury. will be no searchings of heart in Syracuse as to any taint upon the money," It money It is the last department that should be stinted in the matter of remarks the Baltimore Sun. MONDAY, n, ;t actual running expenses. Of course there should not be extravagance JUNE 4, 1906 to be extravagant than parsimonious. The Legis here but it would be better The gentleman who didn't kill Alfonso compromised and killed himself. made by Superintendent Babbitt, has been lature, according to the showing general feeling among he could be spared. of his department has There is a kings that parsimonious; with the result that the incidental fund , now less than ten dollars to meet running expenses for over a year, and has no public-spirite- d Great Britain excludes anarchists the United States will do well to hnrry possible way to raise money to meet the emergency unless some If the immigration bill. citizen gives it, or unless the counties come to the rescue of the schools. The Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd. This condition has not been brought about by any extravagance in And now the President gone muck-rakin- g in the beef packing houses. running the department. Superintendent Babbitt has vouchers and accounts has Fort and Merchant Streets, More povrer to him. upstairs. to show for every cent that he has spent, and is willing to exhibit them to whoever may take enough interest to ask him. The department asked for; I $6400 for the expense of the current biennial period, basing the demand iuon TURNDOWN HILOMEN a very close estimate. In its unwisdom the Legislature cut this to $3000. How ' , i 1 1 1. J? j. v-- rv the estimate f the late Superintendent was, is snown oy me iaci dose (Continued Irom Paee 1.) 1 that the money is about all gone, and not quite one-hal- f of the biennial period holdings when leases lias elapsed. chance at the the one-sixt- h as When Mr. Babbitt 'took charge of the schools, of the biennial expire, and those citizens have just Illuminate gone. He has good right, or would have, as-t- he as- period was . past, and the appropriation was then almost half And so settle- of loled out what remained for seven months, Dut couiu maKe me money go no sociation members. the the latest dates con- industry will get a farther. Now he finds himself compelled to arrange by indirection for the ment association and Photographic set-ba- ck in mail goes to the those traction of debts for the balance of the period to cover a part of the shortage, the that Material of every big island by Kinan today. asd to cut off some vital necessaries to cover the balance. He must even close the description. are a of applications ome of the public schools, he says, because these are held in rented buildings, There number Land teachers are living in rented cottages, and the Superintendent fears for lands in the hands of the r the among the landlords will decline to wait for their rent and take the chance of a Commissioner, them being that that Association, to deficiency appropriation. of Waiina which asks Developing and Printing, it Ka- - The Superintendent, under the law, is not permitted to contract debts have set aside for the lands of now to tne unomea beyond the amount of his appropriation, and as a matter of tact will not. Hut wainui, under lease Sugar Company. association has it amounts to the same thing, because the people who furnish the supplies will This a specialty, nine members, all Portuguese, and they and agree to go on furnishing them, and say nothing about it until the Legislature 1- satisfactory ask for 13 -2 acres each. The present work meets when they will take the chance of getting their money. lease expires in 1908. guaranteed. - There are, however, a number of incidentals that must be paid for with with The members of the Antone de Souza electric light cash out of hand, and so far as these are concerned, the school department will Settlement Association ask for thirty Give us a I "be- - badly crippled. Take, for instance, the one item of stamps. All stamps trial acres each of 210 acres of in must be paid for out of the incidental fund. The sum left in the fund now will the land North Hilo known as Kaupakuea. There not vcome anywhere near buying stamps for the year that the department must are seven members in this company, K be run before the Legislature can make a further appropriation. still and the land they want is leased to the This is a lamentable condition. It is the more lamentabie in a community I Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. Pepeekeo Sugar Company. The present e , s ETT which, apparently, has so much money to spend in departments whose work is lease expires in June, 1907. nowhere nearly so important as that of the department of public instruction. ollister Drug Telephone Main 390. tv The J. M. Kauhi Associa ljfp would seem even a wharf or a dredging contract might wait, where Settlement It that tion wants the Kailie lands, between is a lack of money with which to conduct that branch of the government COMPANY there Papaikou and Onomea, now leased to which has the training of the youth in hand. Certainly a road or two might the Onomea Sugar Company, the lease wait. The counties could do no one thing that would make county government expiring in 1910. There are sixteen THE PIONEER PHOTOGRAPHIC more popular than come to the help of the school department at this juncture. DEALERS, FORT STREET, &3 6mlgL EHI members of this association, seven of m Cf CQ NEAR . HOTEL. them Portuguese, one American and Oregon and Washington are full of people who ought to make the the balance Hawaiians. Our Belts Susenders Trunks Gloves of Hawaii. Promotion work in those states should earn good dividends. SPS Neck-an-d Hanck'fs and The death of Senator Gorman of Maryland removes the ablest public man THE BRIGHT SIDE Summer wear Duck Valises whom the South has had in the Senate for many years. He was not precisely a of life. It is a feeling common Stock Hats Pants Shirts Etc. in accepted word any more was tatesnan the meaning of the than' the late to the majority of us that we Fort Street, O. Buitfinjr Hark Hanna or M. S. Quay, but he was a masterful captain of affairs, a party do not get quite the amount of 1054 I. O. F. and 152 Hotel Street. organizer and strategist. Such men lead campaigns but are rarely elected happiness vre are entitled to. President. Perhaps we have had no man of the species in the White House , imong the countless things since the time of Martin Van Buren. Gorman aspired to the Presidency as did which tend to make us more or less miserable ill health takes Hill, and others of the same .school, but the party passed them by to name com- A paratively unknown men without long political records to be searched. first place. Hannah More said LARGE OPPORTUNITY that sin was generally to be at- tributed to biliousness. No doubt FOR WOMEN LEGISLATIVE VIRTUE. a crippled liver with the result The man who says that the position of a senator in the state of New York ing impure blood, is the cause of more gloom The most distinctive goodness is worth from $50,000 to $100,000 per year has no knowledge of the circum mental than any of a shoe lies In its fit, wear and other single thing. FOR MEN'S BIRTHDAY PRES- stances. It is many a decade since Eastern legislatures were bought en masse And who style features. can reckon up the fearful aggre- ENTS. . Our E. P. No. 344 patent and members, when they wanted money, could go out and sell their votes. Fur Reed gate of pain, loss and fear eclipse colt Bryn Mawr is un- thermore the character of the New York legislature, which is, in point of im WHAT TO GIVE A MAN JS questionably from the many diseases OFTEN Kt'2 the smartest tie portance, the second legislative body in the United States, is no more criminal which are familiar to mankind; A PERPLEXING QUES ever offered. 11 A. - C 1 1 . 1 1 r - r 1 , . . , 11 .1. y TION LET US TOU. Remember: iuau mai 01 me electorate ami me electorate 01 Jsew 1 orK, the lam-man- a vast HELP WE Our stock Is new outside like cloud it hangs over shop-wor- CAN SHOW YOU A BRAND NEW j no old nor n shoes bailiwick, need have no apologies made for it. What happens to make a multitude no one can number. offered to LINE OF MEN'S GOODS OF THE our trade. These facts the New York and other Eastern legislators go wrong is that the members are You can see these people every- borne 5n mind will serve to pro- rxpected to vote with the "organization,", asking no questions; and the bosses where. For them life can scarce- LATEST STYLES. tect and satisfy to a certainty. of the party organization are not above taking money to .ecure the passage ly be said to have any "bright All goods sold by us guaranteed PRICE $3.50. to or suppression of lills wanted or not wanted by the life insurance, railway, side" at all. Hence the eager- be Solid Gojd we carry no plated ness with jewelry. gas and other big corporations. They milk the companies and pass the word which they search for Manufacturers' Shoe Company, Ltd. - relief and cure. Remedies to their lieutenants- in the senate and house to do this or do that as a party .like 1051 Fort pt. Honolulu, T. H. measure. Every legislature is controlled by a few men representing" the party WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION power. These, as have not in the coparceners of the organization, mav easily get rich; attained their high po- F. most of them do in the guise of attorneys for corporations; but the average sition in the confidence of the 1 senator or assemblyman gets no more than his salary and would be promptly people by bald assertions and Bll m hauled before the grand jury if he went to corporation boasting advertisements. They LTD. a in search of a bribe. are obliged Tar. from making $.30,000 to $100,000 a year the typical New to win it by doing LEADING York senator actually what is claimed them. JEWELERS. IN FOREIGN LANDS doesn't even get a pass any more in excess of his $1500 salary. for That this remedy deserves its or in your native land when you are away from home, the reputation is conceded. It is SEMI-WEEKL- Y GAZETTE will be found a most welcome Having got his full salary for May and being at the joint of expulsion, palatable as honey and contains TODAY visitor; giving as it does a condensed summary of all Senator Burton resigned his seat. His next occupation will be in jail, where the nutritive and curative prop- the ' local news of the he will be scarcely better off, so well off, as his erties of Pure Cod Liver Islands and Honolulu. if old confrere Mitchell is. in Ojl, Subscribe his grave. Of the three statesmen who came to reform combined with the Compound before you start on your travels and you won't Hawaii and whose need to "wonder is recommendations are still pending, Foster is the only one who got out of public Syrup of Hypophosphites, Ex- what happening at home" while you art k tracts of away. life free from the branding-mar- of infamy. But Foster was a pretty good Malt and Wild Cherry. man and will not be known by the company he kept. Nothing Jhas such a record of Price 50 cents per month ov $5.00 per year postpaid to anj success in Scrofula, Influenza, part of the United States. Foreign postage extra. Throat and Lung Troubles, and ! The fool impeachment trial promises to cost enough to keep a school running. emaciating complaints and dis- Re mil ants HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD. orders that tend to undermine PUBLISHERS 65 South King St. Mark Twain's story of the earthquake in San Francisco in October, 1S6S, the foundations of strength and Honolulu, HawmlL if so full of errors that he must have been describing some other shock. He vigour. Its use helps to show Remnants! Phone 88. life's side. says it occurred in the afternoon. It did occur about five minutes to eight in brighter Professor the morning. Xo Reddy, of Canada, says : have preacher could have intermitted the benediction; first, be- "I cause the earthquake did not much pleasure in stating that I happen on Sunday, and, second, because, at the have used cases of time, there was no service going on in any of it in debility the churches. It is true that the Semi-Annu- earthquake and found it to be a very valu- al was the heaviest ever felt in San Francisco prior to April 18, 1906, able remedy well but it did as as pleasing y Every very little damage beyond t he breaking of Steamer the outside ornaments on to take'eYou cannot bedisap-pointe- d buildings, which were then the fashion. in it. Sold by chemists. REMNANT SALE from the Orient. i Of FULL LINE OF JAPANESE AND ORIENTAL GOODS. FIRST IN EXPORTS. KING STREET, One interesting fact which an examination of the official figures of average i Af NO. 20. monthly trade of the principal V o s h k q K. countries of the world develops is that the Fnited BICYCLES Sold, bought,0repaired or IS0SHIMH. .States now stands clearly at the head of the world's great exporting nations. exchanged. and The average monthly exportation from CLOTHES Cleaned, pressed, dyed and Si the United States in the nine months ending with repaired. oooxooooooc March is shown by the Bureau of Statistics figures at 147.20S,973 the monthly average from STRAW AND PANAMA HATS Care- il the United Kingdom for the same period, $143,574,-112- ; fully the average cleaned. from Germany .luring the twelve months ending with Decem- 163 King St., Opposite Young Bldg. TODAY ber, 190.,. $110,777,800; the monthly average from Franco for the twelve-mont- h BUILDER AND per.od ending with REAL ESTATE AGENT. February, $72,370,400; that from Netherlands for twelve cnu,n the Monday, June 1904, $06,420,224; from European R8sia for the 406 emungifbor, Announces that he is prepared to furnish homes complete, cv.ve iiiomus .December, 1903. .43,G99.S00; British India, th average lnp I"" Store S the lot and latest modern Improved cottages for $1000 and up. lur months ending with January. 190 $41,067,324; Canada, for the opens at o'clock. eight months ending Lots for sale at $350 each on easy terms. February, 1900 . $20,403,733: rhino mnnu,. r . Five-roo- m cottage, good plumbing, for J700. .u , S 1,wemb" 1904 $13,930,142, and Japan, for the v wmillrtry,t l,vtH),lUl. .. m iuk luinurt column shnwtj thnt t-:- a-i 8 PHONE OR ADDRESS WHITE 951. vuui me umicu States, which 0000000000000XC00 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, JUNE 5, 1906. o08009oeoeooooo908 eosc9oKoeo30oo o oeotoeoooeoeoeoeoao oooQoooaooooooooa e 0 Not o c AT THE 0 m 7v 0 TPI IDf Ail Careless 6oeooootoooiotc oeKceoeooa oooo90ooto08oec ooooooooosoeotoooaoec x z o o but too busy Is more often than not WANT TO USE ENTRIES FOR BALL NINE the state of the man who dies and leaves his affairs la a hopeless Kaimuki Heights A Little Cosy tangle. BALL GROUND YACHT RACES PLANS TOUR A trust company looks after the affairs of th? world's workers when SATURDAY NIGHT, 7:30 to 10:30. Corner alive and atter death. Many there SUNDAY, 2 to 5 p. m. be unversed in the procedure of Senior League Offers The Handicaps Will Be Local Diamond Artists business other than that of their SKATING: OPEN AIR RINK. is always awaiting you at the daily avocation, and the interests Terms Visit ANNEX. Before, at or after of these the trust company watches to Winter Delivered Sealed to Other lunch it is always the same you over, nurtures and protects. are more than welcome. Some- Don't Miss It! Association. Aboard. Islands. times you may want to talk i things over with a friend where you won't be disturbed. There At a meeting of the Baseball League The starting of the first-clas- s yacht Next Saturday evening at 7 o'clock is just such a place at the AN- Hawaiian Trust NEX, always your disposal. yesterday afternoon,! race changed the gasoline schooner will at ail the clubs next Sunday has been Malolo leave At the lunch and liquor there with the exception of the Punahous from 1 p. m. to 11 a. m. as it is feared for Lahaina with a large crowd of lo- isn't a kiquor. uo., Lia, and Kams, were represented. that the wind may die away in the af- cal baseball enthusiasts who will try Fort Street, The principal of meet , business the ternoon. The judges of the races wil out the Lahaina baseball team next SCOTIY'3 Honolulu. ingr was presentation the of the fol be: Chas. T. Wilder, L. de L. Ward, P. Sunday morning at Kilohana park. j lowing resolution, drawn by repre L. Weaver. Royal Annex Some of the best ball players in Ho-- 1 sentatives of the league clubs at a It has been decided to deliver the OPPOSITE POLICE STATION. noluiu, many of whom have been in i meeting held yesterday: handicap sealed to the owner of each Resolved, That the Mid - Winter boat, to be opened at any time after the limelight for several seasons, villi' Baseball be allowed Bishop Association to the start. compose the nine, ind they will be UNDER KEW MANAGEMENT play their match games on the grounds first-clas- The s entries are: accompanied by a number of friends of the Honolulu Baseball League, for Helene, Spray, Hawaii, Kapolei, and rooters. Incidental!', they will be THE POPULAR Co. the season of 1906, under the following Trust Gladys. terms and conditions: accompanied by the Kaai Glee Club, o The entries in second-clas- s are: the one of the best musical organizations IP Head and shoulders above the 1. For the purposes of this resoiu Defiance, ilajrgie, Irish, Dash, - Myrtle, goes Limited quality. You will find fresh, ten- trustees Honolulu Base-- here. The club, however, to Maui tion the of the Skip, Malolo, Columbia, Oio, Limonu, der, juicy meats. We sell them: If ball League shall be termed "Trus-yo- u on the Claudine Friday, and will give . Aloha, ('lytic. want something extra for break-- tees," the Honolulu Baseball League a concert at Lahaina on Saturday fast, try one of our fine porterhouse the "League," and the Mid-Wint- er The second-clas- s race will start at Transact a general trust and extra-well-select- ed night, and will also play during the steaks or some of our Baseball Association, the "Associa 1 p. iii. security business. roast pork, squabs or smoked tion.'.' bail-gam- e Sunday w hich commences at T. W. new launch will ac- Manage Estates, real and per- tongue for dinner. 2. The "Association" is hereby al Hobron's 3:30 r. m. company the yachts. sonal. lowed to play its scheduled games on The party will remain in Lahaina un the grounds of the Honolulu Baseball Act as Executor, Guardian, As- League only on Sunday afternoons and til 3:30 a. m. Monday when they will signee or Trustee. HEADS HAVE depart on tut Malolo for Kaunakakai, ' No. 65 Hotel St. Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent. C, Mop & Co. j 0 Yee using said grounds any other time. Molokai, where a game of baseball is Dispensers of High Class 3. The "Association" to. deposit the 10 Telephone Main 251. ENDED YEAR to be played a' a. m.. the remainder j sum of fifty dollars ($30) prior to the of the day to be devoted to witnessing j 75 MERCHANT STREET, opening oi its season, said sum to be SINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS some racing at;-- j forfeited should any of the clauses of The first annual meeting of the Dia- horse which has been Honolulu. ranged by ! AMERICAN MERCANTILE this resolution be broken. mond Head Athletic Club will' be held the Moloka:ans. The party GRIMES & SCULLY, Proprs. 4. That said "Association" shall will return to Honolulu Tuesday morn- - G. & season this evening in the Y. M. C. A., start- WM. IRWIN CO., LTD. COMPANY (Inc. 1898). commence tneir not later than ing in time to get to their various' 8, 1906, close It not later than ing at o'clock. bick June and Monday, course, THE FAVORITE GROTTO. Tacoma, Washington. November 4, 1906. The election of officers for the en- tasks. of is Kameha-- ! I Wm. G. President Mania; 5. shall play meha Day and therefore a holiday. Absolute cleanliness prevails Irwin.. and said ."Association" Vice-PraaiAc- That suing year will take place and the re D. Spreckela.. ut games only on grounds the GROTTO'S kitchen, John First m their match the The Honolulu boys are to receive Vice-Preal- dt scheduled port o? the year s work will be read. W. M. Giffard.. Second the "League" that no two-thir- ds gate-receip- , Importers, Exporters General of and of the ts at the This with the best meat and H. M. Whitney Treaamr and games shall be postponed or forfeited The club , has had a most successful Lahaina game, it is understood that j vegetables obtainable, makes the Richard Ivers Secretant Commission Merchants. pxcent with the consent of the year and its birthday will probably be E. L Spalding ; "League." Maui is taking a big interest in the GROTTO the most popular eat-- Audltaa Honolulu Orders Solicite 1. celebrated by a jollification of some ' 6. That said "Association" shall limit coming game cnd will turn out in large; ing nouse in town. SUGAR FACTORS AND "AMERCO," A. kind in the near future. Cable Address: its passes for each team to the number numbers. The presence of the Kaal SOUP SCOTCH BROTH. BARLEY COMMISSION AQSJTT3. (13). members of B. C, 5th Edition. Honolulu Ref- of thirteen That the Glee Club will undoubtedly a big CURRIED LAMB A LA BOMBAY, the Board of Trustees be each given be BOILED RICE AGENTS FOR erence, A. F. COOKE. FEW ENTRIES - a season pass. The press to be given Inducement.- It g6es without saying GERMAN POT ROAST. POTATO Oceanic Steamship Co., San Traa no more than 10 passes. that the Honolulu boys expect to win CROQUETTES Cisco. Cat 7. That the general admission fee FOR SINGLES the game, hands down. BOILED POTATO Western "Sugar Refining Co., 9m 25 cents. Re- shall not be less than The team will be of the CREAMED CABBAGE Francisco, CaL serve seats not less than 50 cents, box comrosed COMBINATION SALAD Baldwin Locomotive Works, PhU The entries for the men's singles following: M. Moses, catcher; P. Books se-- ts not less than 75 cents. delphla, Pa. Standard 8. That no person shall be allowed tennis championship closed at E. O. Burns, pitcher; J. Kekuewa, first base; 25C. Newall Universal Mill Co., Man SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS AT under the grandstand in the players Kali & Son's yesterday afternoon at 5 D. Lemon, second base; F. Davis, third With Beer, Wine, Tea or Coffee. facturers of National Cane Shrc "V, provided with N. Y. V section except those o'clock. The names down are as fol- base; S. Chillingworth, shortstop; Open all night. New York. TffJI. C. LYON CO., LTD. passes. J. Pacific Oil Transportation Co., Baa rooms under the lows: C. G. Bockus, S. R. Fulmore, Kia, center field; P. Schmidt, right FRED KILEY, Prop., 9. That none of the Cor. Hotel Bethel Francisco. Cal. f Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts.; Upstairs. grandstard shall.be used by the teams R. R. Rietow, A. J. Lowrey, R. C. Van field; U. Stone, left field. Others who and Btreet. of the "Association" except with the VUet, Stewart Van Vliet, S. H. Derby. are to be passengers on the Malolo WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. team of the "League" y, consent of the This is the smallest entry for this are Simeon Akaka, Joe Louis. Joe Ku-be- occupying room. the event in years. Play starts Wed W. Stone, John Hansmann, Jim 10. of property AGENTS FOR THE Any destruction the nesday. Haughton, W. Sproule, "W. Heine, E. League shall at the Honolulu Baseball V. Todd, Stone, S. Na- Royal Co., of Liverpool, ex- Sam Pupuhi, F. Insurance be paid for by the "Association," poleon, Major Hart, H. Herrick, Mr. England. course, ordinary wear and cepting, of Cogshead. B. A. Sam. TV. K. Kahawai, Alliance Assurance Co., of Londo Water Carnival England. tear. N. Peterson, Er!. McCorriston, D. Mil- The matter will be brought to the Scottish Union & National Insures ler, Ei Sue, T. Treadway, B. Meinicke, Edinburgh, Scotland. attention of the trustees at a meeting JUNE 11, Co., of Bento, Lempke, Alfred Smyth, A. Fire Association of Philadelphia to be held at noon today. Weber. ' trustees consider the resolu- Alliance Insurance Corporation If the Bishop's Slip The Malolo will be commanded by Magdeburg Gcner UP-TO-DA- Wilhelma of TE League "will ) tion favorably the Winter Herb. Touni:. surance Co. , and Riv- AUSPICES FAMILY GROCERS probably enter five teams the erside League may also put a team or A good way to start a bank account League. Gr.d Boa! CluDs. two in the Winter talnl wilt is to use gas for cooking. Read the j Fire Insurance, J. M. LEVY & CO. advertisement of the Honolulu Gas Co. in this issue. - King Street. Phone 149. WILL WALK Best decorated shore boats, trophy THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO for winner. LIMITED. ROUND 0AHU Best decorated Japanese sampan, Employment trophy. Hawaiian well-know- HawalL A party comprised of n Relay race, cup, at present General Agents for held by Myrtle men will start on a trip around Boat Club. Atlas Assurance Company of Lonaox. local ds dash, championship of is-- of Company of Lew supplied; male Oahu on foot in a few days. Phoenix Assurance PlantationOffic.laborers lands, trophy. don. general long-distan- ce ds is- . trampers.will in - Ag-ency- and female help; waiters, The dash, championship flANH New Tork Underwriters' P. O. housework, yard men furnished. clude John Martin, senator uicKej, lands, silver cup. 6 Providence Wa shingtoa Insu ranee Com 449, King street. SO-fe- et Box 690. Main office Stephen and Lyle A. Dickey. High dive, leap. FOR HEN WHO HAVE LOST IT pany. 1351. Father Exhibition by Peter Baron, the Hu- Tel. White 1 Palama. 11. iiimimiin mi rnqmsmmmmm 1 p Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Bulldloc Four days will be devoted to the tour man Cork. Strong liw Weak of the Island. Trapeze exhibition. -- Men are . Japanese sampan launching exhibi- Men Are HAWAII SHINPO SHA. MAXIM APPLIED TO A if B. WALKER AN OLD tion. Full of Lacking in JAPANESE PRINT-m- g T. MODERN REMEDY. Obstacle race. THE PIONEER AND BUILDER Electricity. office. The publisher of Hawaii CONTRACTOR "Everyone speaks of the feast as he Boys race, unfler 15 years, trophy. Electricity. Shinpo, the only daily Japanese pape attended to, Ladies' race, trophy. published Territory of Hawaii. Jobbing promptly finds it," is a maxim of the Portuguese. Clothing in the 1705 Palama. Phone race. Kins: Street, Judging by the letters received from Lantern race. C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. White 2221. P. O. Box 302. people all over the country, praising Japanese' swimming race, 25 yards. Editorial and Printing Office lZt above King. Phone Main 41. Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and championship of islands, trophy. Smith St.. Remedy, it is evident this Japanese swimming race, 50 yards, Diarrhoea championship of islands, trophy. - j re'medy been found satisfactory. C. BREWER & CO., LTD. HEAL AN I MYRTLE has It is the best known remedy for Sugar Factors and Cornmisioa SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, - Reserved seats 50 cents and T5 cents. case yet Deen re- I 50c. EACH. diarrhoea, ana no has General admission 25 cents. Merchants. give re- - norted where it has failed to Tickets at the Hawaiian News Co.'s LIST OF OFFICERS. SAYEGUSA'S. lief, and t has been in general use ior Young Building store, Nuuanu street just above century. For C. M. Cooke, President; George M more than a quarter of a The entry book at the Hawaiian News Robertson, Manager; E. F. BUhe Hotel. by Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd., co.'s. Entries will close on Saturday, sale ' Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. agents for Hawaii. ' June 9. ' Everybody farlane, Auditor; P. C. Jane, C.M.M. LLL KINDS OF BUILDING ANT Do you want to Be Admires and Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. REPAIR WORK DONE 0?T ' Man Among Honors a Strong NOTICE DRAMATIC B- 'A SHORT PUNAHOU CLU- Men?" Write Man. All Tourists Get Their TO Are Tou One? JAPANESE KIMONOS SHE STOOPS CONQUER" Let any man who is weas, broken down, old and decrepit in physical - and such goods Win. T. STREET.Pfltv. weakness, full of pains and aches, Rloomy, despondent and cheerless any man 1048 ALAKEA who wants to be stronger and younger than he feels let him come and tell FUKURODA'S. me how he feels, and if I say that I can cure him I will forfeit $1000 if I fail. 28-3- 2 HOTEL, STREET. Posters are out. announcing the presentation of Oliver Gold- I don't want money that X don't earn. I don't need it, and am not after It. Use Bnt I am after the dollars that are now going wrong in the on est of health smith's five-a- ct comedy, "She Stoops to Conquer" by the Punahou Look at all these poor wrecks of humanity that are spending all they earn on Novelty Mills drngs dope that is paralyzing their vital organs that have spent all they have SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. Dramatic Club, an organization composed of students of Oahu Col- - earned for years without gaining a pound of strength for the hundreds of dollars ,1.00 UP, wasted. FOR AND EXCELLENT FLOOR lege. The performance will be given in Charles R. Bishop Hall this That is the money I am after, because for erery dollar I take I can rive a Also Kimonos and Pajamas, thousand per cent interest. I hare curea so many cases right here that I can AT week on Saturday evening, June 9. 1906, at eight o'clock, and will be prove my claims to you, but if that proof is not enough I'll give you the names QAXJLFOBNIA FEED OQM Agnt of men right near you where you are. Is that fair! YAMATOYA for the benefit of the Oahu College Athletic Association. j Most of the Belts that I am selling now are to men who have been sent here by their friends whom I have cured. I think that is the best evidence that my Nuuanu Street, one door above Pauahl. The club has worked faithfully on the play since the begin-- ; business is a success from the standpoint of cures, as well as the dollar sid. P. O. Box 822. ' Wherever you are. I think I can give you the name of a man in your town riin-- of the vear and no expense has been spared to make this comedy that I have cured. Just send me your address and let me try. This is my Water twenty-fonrt- year humanity, Pure Soda j in the bnsiness of pumping new vim into wornout AND Tou ean't get better Soda Water of old English life, which has been highly successful since its first and I've got cures in nearly every town on the map. EAGLE CLEANING bearing the FOUNTAIN Come and see me if you can and I'll fix you up: or, if you can't call, write WORKS. than that production at Covent Garden on the 15th of March 1773, well worth to me. and I'll do the same. I've got a nice book on men that I'll send sealed, DYEING brand, for the simple reason tiat free, if you inclose this ad. Fort Street, opposite fetar Bloc. Isn't any better made. seeing. ! VADIEfT AND GENTS' CLOTHINfls there prices for admission are (reserved) 906 MARKET ST., above EUis, Soda Works. The popular 75c. 50c. and. m. g. Mclaughlin, C1EANED AT LOWEST Fountain Seats will be reserved at Wall, Nichols Co., on Wednesday,! dr. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. PRICES. Sheridan Street, near Kin 25c. Phone White tttt. Phone Main 27t. June 6. TI,i . .'' sll - : r J I I ; ni f. ': 'TTY-- - ir.liiiff.-lr------Tri)l,,

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE 5, 1906.

i 52SrS-SST5;Twy- . fl f I ;Ti33TTTHMT-- 9 Do not envv KfHsE?Ivy.nM,.., WHEN IS TAKEN f WEEKLY WEATH ER BULLETIN, t "5 yourself, soma .y.y ' are born with VVI&j'WfVsSffrKtT i For the Week Endmg June 2. 1906. ) hair, California t beautiful - fcK BOXE C : Ft . I ft' lSf FROM THE POST it, but none:MN)" im' u Honolulu, T. H. have it thrust ( 'A June 4, 1906...... m Rose n 1. A it 'J GENERAL SUMMARY. Thnsfl who ' quire Temperatures during the past week have been somewhat higher it do soXV, New rain-proo- f cards lor the mail boxes will shortly arrive here Creamery in Maui and slightly higher in Oahu than during .the preceding week, part, by and will be inserted in the face of the boxes for the guidance of discovery tbat but in Hawaii and Kauai have remained about stationary, the mean theS patrons of the mail service. In the meantime, and owing to numer- there is a remedy for locks thinned for the entire Group being only one degree higher than that of the by disease, or which may bavs be- Butter ous requests for information as to the hours for the collection of come prematurely gray; and that previous week. In general, the weather has been about normal for remedy is from street bozes, Postmaster Pratt has furnished the Adver- mails this season of the year; the days have continued warm and sunnv schedule appended below. 9 tiser with the and the maximum temperature for the Group was deg. on the for days," or when mail steamers are to leave Hono- 92 Two Pounds On "steamer 27th at Kihei, Maui. On account of the showers at night, minimum a slight change is had in the time for making til lulu for San Francisco, temperatures have continued moderately low, 65 Cents are to depart in the and the usual trade J the collections. For instance, when steamers winds of moderate force have prevailed throughout the week in all afternoon for San Francisco, the collections are delayed as much as sections. Mair Vigor It is the choicest possible and the mail arrives at the postoffice from the street boxes There has been a marked increase in rainfall over that of the pre- postoffice building. The ceding week in windward districts throughout the Group, more es- Butter made at the time of the closing of the mails at the Have you lost your hair? It will mails close one hour before departure of steamers. pecially in Hawaii and Maui. Practically no rainfall has occurred restore it. Has your hair faded or On days when the Alameda departs for San Francisco, gene- in the lower levels of the Kau district of Hawaii, in leeward and turned gray? It will bring back the their collections centre ! Maui, and in portions of leeward Oahu, and as a consequence color and gloss of youth. In brief, rally at io o'clock in the forenoon, tne postmen start there is no condition, short of abso- a little later than usual, possibly about twenty minutes later than drought conditions are increasing in these localities, necessitating lute destruction of the roots, in the time scheduled on the box-card- s. almost constant pumping in central Maui. Moderate rains have which Ayer's Hair Vigor will not Henry May & Co., Ltd. no of mail from the street fallen in Kauai. produce luxuriant hair. On Sundays there are collections Do not be deceived by cheap imita- boxes. The following table shows the weeklv averages of temperature tions which will only disappoint von. TELEPHONES: The mail-bo- x schedule is as follows : and rainfall for the principal islands and for the Group: Make sure yoa get AYER'S ilair Vigor. 22; Wholesale, Main 92. Collector, Carriers, Collector, Carriers, Temp. Rainfall. Retail, Main or BOX LOCATION. a. m. a.m. p. m. P- - m. p. m. p. m. Hawaii ... 71 de ti- 2.34 in. by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell. Ms.. C. 3.K er I; King and Liliha 5:07 10:55 07 5:25 Maui 76 de 1.45 in. Fertilizer Works..... 5:30 9:55 30 4:25 Oahu .. 76 deg, 0.28 in. HOLLISTEU DRUG CO.. Agents. Kamehameha IV. Eoad 5:35 9:50 35 4:20 Kauai 75 de 0.62 in. Guliek Avenue. 5:42 10:06 42 4:40 RAILWAY & LAND CO. Kalihi Store 5:45 10:10 45 4:50 Entire Group 74 de: 1.71 in. Kamehameha School.. 5:54 10:20 54 5:00 (Note: The figures following the name of a station indicate Kalihi Pumping Station 5:58 10:25 5S 5:05 the day of the month with which the week's report closes.) TIME TABLE Kef or m School 603 10 55 2:03 5:35 REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS. . 10:40 2:10 5:20 6, 1904. Insane Asylum .6:10. Om-ste- October ISLAND OF HAWAII. trade winds have prevailed. X. d. 0 Liliha and School 6:15 10:40 2:15 5:10 OUTWARD. (31) was Liliha and 6:18 10:30 2:18 5:00 Kaumana The weather iahiku (31) The fore part of the ana Kuakini.... pleasant for the first four days of the Quick Repairs For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku Liliha and Judd 6 24 10:20 2:24 4:50 week was partly cloudy, with occasion 9:15 m., 3:20 p. m. past week, but the remainder of the Simple lense9 Way Stations a. 10:10 2:31 4:40 weekly ai light showers; on the 30th and 31st or complicated City, Ewa Mill and Way Liliha and Wyllie ...6:31 week was ouite stormy; the the w.eather was cloudy and heavy For Pearl mean temperature was 70 deg., duplicated quick and accurate 17: 30 a. m., a. m., 11:05 Nuuanu (Haneberg's) . . 6:43 9:45 2:43 4:15 and the rains occurred; Stations 'Stl 7.55 E. Gama- - the week's total rain work. Prescription work a spe- "2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. 5:15 p. m., 6:48 9:55 2:48 4:25 total rainfall inches. J. fall was 4.57 inches. C. O. Jacobs. a. m., ni., Nuuanu and Wyllie llelson. cialty. $8:10 p. m., Ul: 15 p. m. 6:o3 9:30 2:53 4:00 Peahi (31) The weather was fine Xuuanu and Judd . . Ponahawai (31) During the first part 6:57 10:50 during the fore part of the week, but INWARD. Nuuanu and Pauoa 2:57 5:20 of the jveek the weather was very the latter part was very stormy; the Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wai-- School and Nuuanu.. .. 7:01 10:55 3:01 5:25 pleasant, but rainstorm during the lat- total rainfall was 4.00 inches. Geo Broken Frames Waianae 8:36 a. m., 31 School and Emma 10:30 3:05 5:00 ter part, which lasted for three days, Groves, alua and :5 up; repaired promptly and to last. p. m. Emma and Vineyard.. 7:08 8:50 10:35 3:08 2:20 4:05 is just breaking the week's total Haiku (31) Moderate trade winds Honolulu from Ewa Mill and rainfall was 5.65 inches. J. E. Gama- - Mail orders receive prompt at- Arrive Fort and Vineyard 7:11 11:00 3:11 5:30 have prevailed throughout the week Pearl City f7: 46 a. m., 8:36 a. m.; lielson. with a fair degree of sunshine, and tention. 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. m., Nuuanu and Kukui 7:15 9:00 10;40 3:15 2:30 4:10 Hilo (31) The weather still continues gentle every rains night; temperatures Factory on the premises. i 6:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. Kiver and Beretania 7:19 9:05 10:45 3:19 2:35 4:15 warm and showery; the weekly mean are getting somewhat higher; the temperature was 73 deg., the total n Daily. River and Hotel 7:21 9:08 10:48 3:21 2:38 4:18 and weekly nr-a- temperature was 73 deg t Sunday Excepted. rainfall 2.84 inches. L. C. Lyman. and the total rainfall 1.22 inches. D if 0. R. & L. Co. Depot 7:25 11:05 3:25 5:35 (31) warm, A. N. SANFORD t Sunday Only. Papaikou We have had D. Baldwin. two-ho- ur 1. -- 7:27 9:13 10:53 3:27 2:43 4:23 through- The Haleiwa Limited a I. S. N. Co. Wharf cloudy and showery weather Paia (31) In conseauence of insuffi- OPTICIAN. out the past week; the week's rainfall 1 train, leaves Honolulu every Sunday King and Maunakea 7:29 9:15 10:55 3:29 2:45 4:25 cient rainfall, considerable pumping Boston Building, Ho- was 3.70 inches. J. T. Moir. Fort Street, at 8:22 a. m.; returning arrives in 31 9:25 11:03 3:31 2:53 4:33 has been done during past &. King and Nuuanu ' (31) the week. May Co. nolulu 10:10 p. m. The Limited Pepeekeo Generally partly mainly to Spreck-el- s at Queen Street (Brewer & Co.) . 7:33 9:26 11:06 3:33 2:50 4:36 pre- supply water to the tops only at Pearl City and Waianae...... cloudy and warmer weather has mills eanefields of 7:35 9:13 10:55 3:35' 2:43 4:37 past week; week- and Puunene the C. Smith, Fort and Queen vailed during the the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co.; a. P. DENISON, F. ly temperature 74 deg., G. & T. A. Fort and Allen 7:38 9:01 10:43 3:38 2:31 4:25 mean Was and very light showers have nearly Supt. P. 2.85 H. fallen Naval Station : 7:43 9:05 10:55 3:43 2:35 4:25 the total rainfall inches. W. every night during the week, with light Tropical Pointers Rogers. to fairly strong trade winds; the sun Alakea and Halekauila 7:45 9120 11:00 3:45 2:50 4:30 Honomu (31) Warm showery weath- ON 7:47 8:15 10:15 3:47 1:45 past shine has been ample; the week's total Alakea and King er has continued throughout the rainfall was .33 inch. J. J. Jones. . week; 2.45 Manhattan Young Hotel (Makai) . . 7:48 8:18 10:18 3:48 1:4S heavy rains, amounting td (31) dry inches, during past Puunene Warm and weath POULTRY Young Hotel (ilauka) 7:52 8:20 10:20 3:52 1:50 have fallen the er has continued during the past week Lm''. three days. Wm. Pullar. with high trade winds at midday; light BY Brokerage Co. Nuuanu and Hotel 7:56 9:20 11:00 3:56 2:50 4:30 Hakalau (31) Warm weather has 7:58 8:45; ' showers have fallen on upper lands. Fort and Hotel 10:35 3:58 2:15 4:15 continued all week, with heavy, rains J. X. S. Williams. A. W. SEABURY 17 Battery Place, New York. Boston Building ....7:59 8:47 10:37 3:59 2:17 4:17 during last three days; the total rain- Wailuku (31) The weather has been 8:00 8:49 10:39 4:00 2:19 4:19 fall was' 3.75 inches. Hakalau Planta- very steady all week, plenty of Every owner and of Poultry in Fort and King tion Co. with lover sunshine; nights have become much i BUYERS FOR THE TRADE Judd Building 8:03 9:16 10:58 4:03 2:45 4:40 (31) Ha-.VL'.- should copy. Papaaloa Showery weather has warmer, and the usual trade winds have a We are prepared to execute all or- Oahu College ...... 5:00 10:32 12:30 5:02 continued during the past week, with have prevailed; rain is badly needed Sold at ARLEIGH & CO., corner ders by cable at buyers' limit. Wilder Avenue and Punahou 5:04 10:30 12:34 5:00 moderate northeasterly winds; the to- only one light shower (.01 inch) having tal rainfall was 2.83 inches. C. Mc- Fort an 1 Hotel Streets. . Metcalf and Wilder Avenue 5:11 10:25 12:41 4:55 fallen this week; the weekly mean Lennan. temperature was 77 deg. Bro. Frank, LOCAL OFFICE: ROOM 43. ALEX. Bingham and Alexander 5:16 10:20 32:46 4:50 Laupahoehoe (31) The weather dur- YOUNG BUILDING. TEL. 471. Kihei (29) Maximum temperatures King and McCully 5:21 10:10 12:51 4:40 ing the past week has been warm and have been very high the past week, Beretania and Punahou 5:27 10:15 12:57 4:45 showery, with light trade winds blow- weekly temperature ing; and the mean was BaSloon Fish Camp McKinley 5:57 10:15 1:27 4:45 the sea has been generally smooth; 78 deg.; there were strong trade winds JOHN REILL, Engineer, total weekly rainfall, 2.84 inches. E. times which did some damage; Artistic Balloon or Lantern Fish. Capt. Ross' 6:04 9:30 1:34 4:00 W. Barnard. at the Pealer In weather is still very dry, necessitating Just "the thing for the den. Large and Sans Souci 6:12 9:20 1:42 3:50 Paauilo (31) Warm weather has constant pumping. James Scott. small size. Lauhala Hats. Brasses and NEW AND SECOND-HAN- D MA- Cunha's 6:18 9:10 1:48 3:40 continued during the past week, with Pottery. CHINERY. quite strong northeasterly winds; ISLAND OF OAHU. Tappas, Mats, Fans, Baskets. Moana Hotel 6:24 10:30 1:54 5:00. Cocoanut Umekes. Repairing of All Kinds. ' showers fell at beginning and end of Palolo (2) Waikiki Annex 6:26 10:35 1:56 5:05 Light trade winds have GASOLINE ENGINES A SPECIALTY week, amounting to .89 inch; the prevailed during the past week, with 1S5 Merchant Street. Tel. 116. McCandless 6:32 8:40 2:02 3:10 weekly mean temperature was 70 deg. light showers nearly every day; the Kalia and Kiawe Roads 6:38 8:30 2:08 3:00 C. R. Blacow. weather has been moderately warm, Lutted's 6:42 8:27 2:12 2:57 Paauhau (31) Moderately warm and and we have had plenty of sunchine 1 showery weather has 'prevailed during L. a F. Webster. CURIO COMPANY. Asahi Restaurant Kalakaua Avenue and Ena Road 6:47 10:50 2:17 5:20 most of week; the totaf was 1.07 inches. King River Streets. Honolulu (2) The fore part of the ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING. Corner and Government Nursery, King Street 6:56 10:50 2:26 5:20 Paauhau Plantation Co. week was partly cloudy to cloudy, but Beretania and Keeaumoku 7:00 10:47 2:30 5:17 Honokaa (30) The weather of the the last two days were clear and First Class Meals past week has moderately Keeaumoku and Lunalilo 7:02 10:42 2:32 5:12 continued sunny; the weekly mean temperature GEMS, GOLD AND SILVER 13 CENTS UP. warm, the weekly mean temperature was 77 deg., and the total rainfall was Iveeaunioku Heulu 7:06 10:37 2:36 5:07 72 .91 CLEAN AND TASTY. and being deg.; the total rainfall was .24 inch; light northeasterly winds have JEWELRY. ATTENTION. 7:10 9:30 UP-TO-DA- EVERY Wilder Avenue and Piikoi 2:40 4:00 inch. S. Gundelfinger. prevailed. Local Office. U. S. Weather STYLES. Kohala (31) The weather has con- Thurston Avenue and Magazine ' :6 10:00 2:46 4:30 Bureau. Beady-mad- e or by special order 7:18 10:30 2:48 5:00 tinued moderately warm during the Ewa (2) The weather has Green and Kapiolani past week, being continued Prices reasonable. Call on us. PAPER NOVELS. the days generally dry during the past week, -- Lunalilo and Tenacola 7:22 10:47 2:52 5:17 tem- and has The largest and finest assortment clear and sunny; the weekly mean been generally cloudy; the weekly 7:24 10:48 2:54 5:18 perature was 72 deg., STJ2ST O In the city. CHEAP Almost Lunalilo and Piikoi and the total mean temperature was 76 deg.; a trace No. 1308 Maunakea St. P.WO. Box Ul. given away. Don't miss seeing our Kinau Street, near Piikoi..... t 7:27 10:49 2:57 5:19 rainfall 2.39 inches. J. M. Souza. of rain fell on the 31st. R. Mullcr. window display. 7:30 10:50 3:00 5:20 Kohala Mission (31) The weather .Waianae (1) The weather of the past Beretania and Piikoi has been generally cloudy during the Remember your money savers. King 7:32 10:53 3:02 week has been rather warm and has and Piikoi... week, and slightly cooler than the pre- continued dry; weekly mean tem- CO. 7:34 3:04 the RICE & PERKINS, WAIili, XICnOLS LTD King Street (Mrs. Grey)... 10:55 vious week; the weekly mean tempera- perature was 79 deg., and the total Beretania and Alapai 7:41 10:00 3:11 4:30 ture was 71 deg.. and the total rain- rainfall a trace which fell on 31st. ' the ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS. 7:45 9:15 3:15 3:45 fall 2.25 inches. Dr. .It. D. Pond. F. Meyer. Kinau and Quarry Puakea Ranch (31) Moderately warm 7:47 9:00 10:45 3:17 2:30 4:15 Waiawa (1) Cloudy weather has Miller and Vineyard and showery weather has prevailed prevailed during most of the past week, 7:51 11:05 3:21 5:35 throughout week; e King and Kawaiahao the past the total and light showers nearly every day-hav- Studio: Hotel Street, n?r Fort. Hustace and Clayton 7:5 10:15 3:25 4:45 rainfall was 2.26 inches. A. Mason. amounted to .73 inch; the weekly Puuhue (31) We have fine : 7:59 10:35 had mean temperature was 73 deg. W. Queen and Emily 3:29 5:05 weather throughout the past week, I. 8:06 10:55 3:36 5:25 Waters. ton hilu Iron Works with good showers during nights and Kahuku H) The weather continues Judit-iar- 1.3S to Xjcsin Building 8:11 8:50 10:45 3:41 2:20 4:15 early mornings amounting to inch warm and clear, with high trade winds Mcnsy es; light winds Executive Building 8:13 8:40 10:40 3:43 2:10 4:10 trade have prevailed. , prevailing all week; light showers have ON JEWELRY, ETC., ETC., AT 8:16 8:30 10:30 3:46 2:00 4:00 S. P. Woods. fallen nearly every night, amounting Hawaiian Hotel Kamuela (1) The weather this week 8:18 9:15 11:00 3:48 2:45 4:30 to .42 inch; the weekly mean tempera- THE J. GURLO CO. Alakea and Beretania has been slightly warmer than last, ture was 75 deg. R. T. Christopher-sen- . MMUM Beretania and Fort 8:20 9:20 11:05 3:50 2:50 4:35 and high northeasterly winds prevail- CORKER UNION AND HOTEL Anapuni and Dominis 4:55 10:34 12:25 5:04 ed until the 30th. which was calm and Ji. showery followed by heavy during ISLAND OF KAUAI. Building . S:0o 9:16 10:59 4:05 2:46 4:41 rain Stangcnwald the night amounting to 2.20 inches; the Makaweli (1) The weather has con- The Pillows are filled . 10:47 "Emmerich" River Street (Station No. 1).. 7:20 9:07 3:20 2:37 4:17 total rainfall for the week was 2.77 tinued warm and generally clear dur- with pure, clean and odorless feathers. Melntyre Building . 8:00 8:48 10:38 4:00 2:18 4:18 inches, and the weekly mean tempera- ing the past week; the weekly mean Enough are fill 66 deg. Hay. j temperature 78 feathers used to properly Young and Kapiolani 1 :oi 10:57 3:07 5:27 ture Mrs. E. W. was deg., and the total Horses bought, sold exchanged. pillow Kealakekua (30) Generally cloudy rainfall .04 inch. and the ticking cover. A not properly Lunalilo and JIackfeld 718 9:45 2:48 4:15 Hawaiian Sugar Co. made or filled cannot give satisfaction. weather has prevailed during the past Koloa (1) The weather during- the Lufitana, near Buchholtz 10:40 2:50 5:10 week; the total rainfall was .28 inch. past week has been clear and warm (Blub Every pair of "Emmerich" Pillows is j Road and Beckley 5:50 10:15 1:20 4:55 Rev. S- - H. Davis. during the daytime, and elos- - Stables sweet and pure, and is guaranteed to Kalihi the week FORT ABOVE HOTEL STREET. Hospital 7:o0 9:00 3:20 3:35 Kealakekua (30) Fine weather has ed with a maximum temperature of S3 TEL. MAIN 109. give entire satisfaction, or money re- Queen's. continued during past week, deg.; light Prospect 7:10 9:50 2:49 4:20 the with showers have fallen at night funded. Kapiolani and heavy showers on the 30th; the total amounting to .99 inch; the weekly ?nd 6:52 10:52 5:22 1.26 BUY OF.. Kalakaua King....' rainfall was inches. Robt. Wal- mean temperature was 75 deg. Koloa THEM lace. Sugar Co. COTTAGE AND BUILDING SITE IN DO NOT NEGLECT THE CHILDREN Xaalehu i3-l- ) The drought still con- L.'hue (1) During the past week the Dry Cleaning h-i- s Garments cleaned by this procee at J. HOPP & CD. EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD. At this reason of the year the first tinues in this section, no rain having weather been warm, with moderate fallen since last report; we have occa- trade winds: the weekly mean temper- Owin? to my early departure fI'otn unnatural looseness of a child's bowels Mrs. A. M. Mellis' 1S17 sional high trade winds. G. G. Kinney. ature was 73 deg., and the total rain- Dressmaking Establishment. FURNITURE. Honolulu, offer my cottage at j I Pllould have immpdiate attention. The Pahala (30) High winds con- fall .48 YOUNG BUILDING. Anapuni street for sale. Servants have inch. F. Weber. Sachs Black, Honolulu. 4 II best thing that can be given is Cham- tinued during the past week, and no Kealia (1) Light showers fell during SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. quarters (with three rooms), stable, berlain's Colic, Cholera - lights, etc.; a splendid and Diarrhoea rain has fallen the weekly mean tern- the fore part of the week, amounting COTTON BROS. & CO. electric also Remedy followed by castor oil as di- perature was ' deg. H. D. Harrison, .29 inch; building site on the hill between Sea to the latter nart of the week 1 KNO INEZRS AND GENERAL CON- rected with each bottle of the remedy. was warm, with sunny days; the week- inch, have fallen during nights: 1 View and College Hills. Good view of This remedy can always be depended ISLAND OF MAUI. the TRACTORS. Head. ly mean temperature was 75 deg. W. the weekly mean temperature was 74 Manoa Valley and Diamond upon, and when reduced with water nana ::: we had clear and warm aU Easy Apply to T. Crawley, Jarvis. deg., and the maximum for th wei-- Plans an5 Estimates furnished for terms. J. and sweetened is pleasant to weather during the first part of (1) classes of Contracting Work. Hawaiian Fertilizer Co., Brewer take. the; Kilauea The weather has been was 82 deg. on the 31st. L. B. lion iko. Sold by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd.. week, but the latter part was cloudy, j cloudy for the greater part past "Soston Block, i : i : Honolula Bldg. , agents of the WrM. B. STOCKMAN. for Hawaii. with occasional light showers; high week, and showers, amounting to .74 Section Director.

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i 32 I I NFWtnFWATFPFPnNTMGI. KLINE MOST i B 1 X--T 8 Y T i a a Li B B II ft V fi STAND CG3RECUD i 3 i ' ' KAKAAKO, LTD.," OPERATING. FIFTIETH 11 jr.. Stanley Stephenson. The "Kakaako Limited Railway" is again in commission. "When the Editor Advertiser: Like most kama- - f What ? track is completed from Allen street to the outer edge of the. old Claudine I 111 ainas, always read with aviditv the 'Vf wharf on Esplanade, will put to work on new Ivilauea I The Painter. the the dredger le the impressions of Honolulu ami life an slip and the debris carried over the Limited line to the dumps near the ITniun 11 nditions in Hawaii as published by t able writers abroad, in cate- nniversary Number Feed Company warehouses. Kails were being laid yesterday on the extension and this Why? gory I Include the interesting notes by and the road will be in readiness today. One of the locomotives "sras fired up i Work Win. J. Kline of the Evening Recorder, if His Lasts. yesterday and run over the finished section of the line. Amsterdam, X". Y., which appear in The old Pacific Mail wharf s.heds have entirely disappeared to make room your columns this morning. This gen- f S for the dredging operations and the old stone warehouse of the Wilder steam- tleman, however, through what I can S ship company is being razed, the last of the old-tim- e structures on the Espla- only put down to a singular lapse of t is not now a shed Oceanic dock and Bishop slip. memory, I v nade. There between the the commits an egregious blunder IIIR ?, s Lord & BeLser have the contract for the Kilauea slip which will match the when he ascribes to the American poet i Alakea street slip, which was completed a few months ago. Bryant the lines: "Breathes there the To ' Appear man with pouI. so dead," etc. This on July 2, 1906 g IWALANI FROM MIDWAY. quotation. Mr. Editor, as you and, prob- n The Inter-Tslan- d steamer Iwalani returned yesterday morning from Mid- ably, many of your readers areaware. s way, where she was sent with six months' supplies for the cable colony. The is from Sir Walter Scott's "Lay of the ? vessel brought as passengers cable operators I'. C. Cox and W. 8. Eraser. The Last Minstrel," which first appeared in Cox is latter is to join the local staff and Mr. taking a three months' vacation. 1S05, a good Semi-Centenar- and as friend of Old Scotia To celebrate the y of its birth, the Pacific t A marine vs also brought here. He has been suffering from pulmonary af- I claim the je where it belongs. Since f fection. Tne Iwalani called at Laysan Island on the way back and brought William Cuden Bryant was only born Commercial Advertiser is preparing a colossal cover-- fc 270 tons of guano from that islet. in 1S49 (vide "Who's Who in America"), Edition The Iwalani encountered exceedingly hot and dry weather on the trip. while the great bard of Abbotsford had ing how the whole field of Hawaiian development and progress, oie Rain' has not fallen at either of these islands for months. Manienie gras, already been gathered to his fathers in ( ever, is being cultivated about the cable buildings on Midway despite the lack 1S32, Mr. Kline is responsible for a e to Midway on a former trip of the Iwalani each article written by an authoritative pen. As supple-- !" Ml of rain. Some canary birds taken palpable anachronism. The forceful BELVEDERE, CAL. are reported by Captain Piltz to be doing well. and noble sentiments in which Scott t Captain Piltz reports that the new lighthouse on Midway can be picked up expresses love of one's native land, have mentary attractions the first copy of the Advertiser, issued - by navigators at twenty miles. He considers- it a valuable aid to navigation. been ed In every tongue of the J4' A four-maste- d barkentine, sailing to the westward, evidently for an Ori- civilized world, and were familiar to from a hand press on July 2, 1856, will fac- C Miles From San Francisco, be reproduced in 30 ental port, was sighted on Sunday about ten miles off Hanalei. the writer when a boy and before he kstT iiourun perry. ever on English Is ft KT 4.1.- -. IROQUOIS GOES TODAY. set foot soil where simile and four specimen pages prophetic of the Advertiser of the vernacular. Wherefore he hopes carry- HAWAIIAN HEADQUARTERS. About noon today the U. S. S. Iroquois will sail for Midway. Island, to be pardoned for quoting the whole U. is make fifty years hence will appear with it. ing as passengers, Lieut. Slattery, Engineer Corps, S. A., who to stanza '.'verbatim et literatim," viz: preliminary surveys for the dredging of "Welles Harbor, and Surgeon Campbell, W. ALLEN, Manager. 'Breathes there the man with soul so J. U. S. XV, who goes to Midway to take the place of the late Surgeon Miller, who dead, died there recently. About twenty marines will also be taken to Midway to Who never to himself hath said, take the place of the present garrison, which will be brought back to Honolulu. This is my own. my native land! Whose heart hath ne'er within him A catamaran, built here-o- f heavy timbers and then taken apart, is to be taken ILLUSTRATIONS. goes com- burn'd. I over to 'Midway, on the deck of the tug. Lieut. Carter, U. S. X., in As home his footsteps he hath turn'd mand of the tug. From wandering on a foreign strand? The illustrations will be in half tones, most of them from - f SUNFLOWER PARK. If such thei- breathe, go mark him well! t One of the prettiest places along the waterfront section is the sunflower For him no minstrel raptures swell; new and striking photographs. Several pictures of old time park adjoining the Hawaiian Electric Company's works, foot of Alakea street. High though his titles, proud his name The open space Ewa of the works has been planted with grass, trees and Boundless his wealth as wish can (b Honolulu will appear. f Headquarters Automobile electric light claim, lor flowers and at present sunfrowers are blooming in profusion. The Despite those titles, power, and pelf, with . a fully equipped fireproof people take a great deal of prule in the little park and the fact of its existence in self, garage. The wretcri, concentred all was mentioned at the last meeting of the Promotion Committee. I Living shall forfeit fair renown, And. doubly dying, shall go down ! VON HAJWM-YOUN- O CO. TRANSPORT SCHEDULE CHANGED. To the vile dust from whence he sprung Unwept, d unsung. The transport Sheridan is due from Manila, via Xagasaki, about Saturday j unhonor and SOME SPECIAL FEATURES. or Sundav. The troopship left Manila on May 20th. 1 he 1 nomas leaves han The Germans have a saying: "Es is ! Francisco for Honolulu and Manila on June 15. The transport schedule hasleine alte Geschichte, doch bleibt sie Reminiscences by Old Timers, Union s neu. an out. otn story I Hi imwM been rearranged so that ves-el- will have five days' less time to remain at immer It is yet new! Yours, with Descriptions of all the Islands, has removed from Beretania street Manila, giving them five days' additional time at San Francisco. remains forever to KAPIOLANI BUILDING, Alakea MAIL BY NEBRASKAN. aloha, VIGGO JACOBSEX. i Street. The Sugar Industry. J. H. TOWNSEXD, Secy. The American-Hawaiia- n steamship Xebraskan sailed for Kahului last next Saturday. Mail from night and is scheduled to leave for San Francisco GORMAN OF The Labor Situation, Honolulu will be taken to the Coast on the Xebraskan and will be forwarded MUD SOUVENIR from Honolulu to Kahului on the Claudine next Friday evening. f VISITING-WEDDIN- G Diversified Agriculture, c SHIP NOTES. DIES VERY SUDDENLY DAXE- Results are beginning to show in the dredging operations in Kahului Religious Development, f DINNER harbor. GUEST R (Associated Press Cablegrams After- PLAYING 3D The Oceanic steamship Alameda is scheduled to leave San Francisco for noon Service.) Hawaiian Volcanoes, TALLY Honolulu next Saturday. BRIDGE S WASHINGTON, D. C.'June 4. Sena PEDRO and "500" I The Japanese liner Hongkong Maru is due to leave San Francisco today tor Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland The Missionary Annals, Also for Honolulu and the Orient. died today of heart disease. STATIONERY, At FINE The American-Hawaiia- n S. S. Co.'s chartered steamer Massachusetts is due The Days of Royalty, Thos. G. Thrum's here from Seattle and Tacoma about June 10. Gorman rose from the position of 1063 Fort Street. The ship Manga Reva shifted from the X'aval dock to rne Sorenson wharf page in to be Legends of the Land, UHBonoBfiiasBSWu the Senate United States 941 of coal for Station. yesterday, after discharging tons the Xavai Senator, and might have risen higher m For sale, rare Callediums. When the schooner F. M. Slade finishes discharging her lumber cargo at had he not been so intimately identified Corporation and Business Directory, politics. AT Kahului she will proceed to Kaanapah to take in a tull cargo of sugar for San with machine Francisco. FIGHT WITH STRIKERS. Our Many Races,

e When the ship Fort George has discharged her cargo of 2700 tons of coal STEL' RENVILLE. Ohio, 4. In a T rs. E. M.Taylor at Kaanapali, she will take in 1100 tons of sugar there, going to Kahului after conflict here today between strikin History of the Advertiser, tOUNQ BUILDING. wards to complete the load which will be taken to San Francisco. coal miners and the guards, many shots (? The breakwater at Kahului that is being built there is plainly visible from were fired by both sides. Four people Education in Hawaii, QUALITY, STYLE AND FIT streets of Wailuku and is now pretty well out into what was before a shoal j were wounded I the IN OUR where the surf broke whenever the water was rough. Maui Xews. Scenery, Health and Climate, t SUITS leceived r. cablegram from S25.00 Captain Wseedon of the steamer Xebraskan A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. A- - Williams, Dimond & Co., of San Francisco, to ship a duplicate crew of Ilawaiians Facts from the Census, r George Martin This Is the oge of research and experiment. American- - Arlington Block, Hotel Street. from Honolulu. Thev are doubtless intended for other vessels of the when n:l nature, so to speak, is ransacked by on the siiji'Sitifie for the comfort and happiness of (: OPEN ON SATURDAYS TILL t Hawaiian fleet, having proved their worth several voyages. man. ' has Indeed made plant stride! Promotion Work, P. M. in during the past century, and among the by no Bv S o'clock tomorrow morning the Oceanic liner Sonoma should be port means least Important discoveries in medicine I San Francisco. It is not known whether will have much freight for comes that of TKEEAPION. Irrigation in the Territory, . . from This preparation is unquestionably one of the ir Honolulu. That she will have no hogs aboard is known as a local firm cabled most genuine and reliable Fatent Medicines ( Cafe ever lntrtxluced. and bas, we understand, bevD The Cobweb a week or so ago asking whether such shipments could be expected on the vessel Hospitals by Kicord, Fifty JYears of Honolulu, used in the Continental 0 QUEEN AND ALAKEA STS. Rostan, Jobert. Velpeau, Malsonnenve, the well-know- n i and the reply came, "No." Chnssaicnao, and indeed by all v,)o are (; German "Paul Isenberg wore captured by recorded as authorities in such matters, Commerce of the Port, "Vi TTT"C TMMI70T MUAT Q Two deserters from the bark the the celebrated Lnllemand. and Konx. Federal authorities near the Lucas place at Xiu, and another was found to by whom It was some time since uniformly i! WINES, LIQUORS, ETC. adopted, and that It Is worthy the attention of have enlisted on the U. S. Revenue cutter Manning. The Federal authorities those who require such a remedy we think there Array and Navy, TO BE HAD IN THE CITY. is no down- ti were not permitted to search the cutter for the man. but they caught him as doubt. From the time of Aristotle ) wards, a potent agent in the removal of these 1 ho came ashore. A fourth man is still missing, sjj.e vessel for Taltal diseases has (like the famed philosopher's stone) been the object of search of some hope- Hawaii in Literature, CAMARA- SfMPiHY Prcns. todav. ful, generous minds: and far beyond the mere : power if such could ever have been dlsco Out-of-Do- 't The Xebraskan is to carry several passengers to the Coast. These will go ered of transmuting the baser metals into gold or Sports, Is surely the discovery of a remedy so potent to Kahului Friday on the Claudine, and sail from that port for San Francisco j as to replenish the failing energies In the one so speedily on Saturday. Anions those booked are .1. F. Hackfeld, Miss 1 case, and in the other effectually, Buy a Pianola on the Xebraskan Bnd ssfelv to nel from tlie RVStem the noisonS ') Many Good Stories, buy this, greatest of 2 Gussie ( lark, ,1. IS. fa tie, George tnieien. Airs. 110ns. aiiss 110ns. .miss iarK of acquired or Inherited disease in all their You can the protean forms as to leave no tnlnt or trace be- all musical instruments, on the easyi has been civen a three months' vacation from the law office of Kinney, Mc- - hind. Such is the New French Remedy Indigenous Verse, payment plan if you choose. Con- TIIKItAPION, which may certainly rank with. Clauahan ami Cooper. If not take precedence of, many of the dis- sult coveries of our day, about which no little i BERG STROM MUSIC CO., LTD, ostentation and noise have been made, and the Old Whaling Days, GAUNTLET WINS. extensive and g demand that ha Odd Fellows' Bldg. been created for this medicine wherever Intro- HAMILTON. Bermuda, June 4. The yacht Gauntlet arrived first at this duced appears to prove that it Is destined V. i cast Into oblivion all those questionable reme- AND MANY MORE! port. The Gauntlet is one 01 tne yacnts wmcn entered tne race to jsermuac. dies that were formerly the sole of medical men. Diamond Fields Advertiser, Klm- - TRY OUR for the Thomas Lipton cup. fcerlev

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MEETINGS. FRATERNAL DOUSE ON IN THE PALOLO Castle k Cooke, Ltd. PRISON XEONOLTJLQ. POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT, I. O. O. F. NO. 1, ' ' COMMISSION MERCHANTS ever-.- - t .1' 1 :h FRIDAY litre's AN A 6? the vr,r;Th ai T.J p r:i. in .ii UPROAR: WATER SUIT SUGAR FACTORS. yellows II ali. Fort -- t. Visiting cordialsy invito: to attend. AGENTS FOR PAL'L C. P. ipil The Ewa Plantation Co. j 1. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe The Waialua Agricultural E3. I Dr. McConkey Testifies Henry Holds Small Boy Comr. Nakuina Gives The Kohala Sugar Co. C. LODGE NO. x, The Waimea Sugar Mill Co, ' 5XCELSIOR The ' Victim Was i'i lit '"0 Fulton Iron Works, St. Loita. I. O. O. F. That Without Warrant Judgment Favoring The Standard Oil Co. every TUESDAY evening at ihe George F. Blake Steam fleets Weston's 5:1 In Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort street. Diseased. of Law. Plaintiff. Centrifugals. cordially to The New England Mutual "Halting brothers invited ance Lif. B. F. LEE, N. G. Co.. of Boston. tftd. PIERRE, Secretary. Alfred Douse was nut on trial for Is this a country where the law holds, Emma M. Nakuina, Commissioner of The Aetna Insurance Co.. nf L. L. LA THIS DAY ford, manslaughter before Judge De Bolt yes or isn't it? Because, there Is a boy who Private Ways and Rights, has Conn. Water The Alliance Aseurane Co.. fPACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE, terday. The following jury was accept is held in Oahu Prison who is there rendered a decision on the claim for don. openin NO. 1, 1. O. O. F. ed and sworn soon after the without any warrant of law whatever. Kaea water rights made by Palolo of session: J. Mansfield They take holding him. & Improvement Co., Meets every second and fourth the afternoon turns Land Ltd., against Auction Sale "WroTsAaT. at 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows James Young, C. W. Crandell, Frank Oh, but there was hurrying in hot Territory of Hawaii et al. As the de trmSL Fort street. Visiting Rebekahs J. Dutra, James B. Dougherty, John H haste about the prison early on Sunday cision explains: "This is a controversy era cordially invited to attend. Tucker, Edward Drew, John K. Isaac morning, when word went out from the Tuesday, June 5, 1906. LEE, N. G. between the Palo'o Land & Improve FLORENCE C. M. Lovsted. David Fuller, A. A, woman's was to JENNY JACOBSON, Sec'y. ward that it about ment company ana homesteaders on AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Dunn, Chas. Butzke. happen! All ladies will understand why the Government land of Pukele and The cas? was transferred from Maui that should be so. There is always two At the store, Kapiolani Block, known 60c. PER ROD UP. BRANCH REBEKAH also kuleana owners." The com as the Noeau Curio and Dressmaking DLIVE under a change of venue. A. S. Hum hurrying in hot haste upon such oc- pany c:aims "mat it is the sole owner LODGE NO. 2, I. O. O. F. Parlors. phreys is conducting the prosecution casions. The particular little occasion and entitled to all the waters of Kaea.' Monuments, Safes. Meets every first and third Thurs- assisted by J. M. Vivas, and W. A always refuses to wait and those on COLLECTION OF CALABASHES, p. m., Odd Fellows' ine commissioner describes various day at 7:20 in Kinney J. L. Coke appear for the the outside, in every sense, must hurry. HAWAIIAN CURIOS, Fort street. Visiting Rebekahs and ravines and springs, telling how they Ban. defense. Mr. Humphreys opened by Mrs. whose offending MAIDEN FERN, ETC. C. & o?e ecrdiallv Invited to attend. Dai Fook Tai, are affected by dry weather and storm J. Axte Co. AGNES DUNN. N. G. reading the indictment and giving an consisted in having too many hus- water, and decides in favor of peti 1048-5- 0 Alakea St. OSS, Secretary. THORA outline of what the prosecution would bands, was sent to the prison on Sat- tioner with certain modifications as fol JAS. F. MORGAN, Phone Blue 1801. p. o. Box 642. endeavor to prove. urday to serve a sentence for bigamy lows: AUCTIONEER. OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, Douse is charged with having, at Pu Inflicted by the United States District! All water rights commencing at Ma F. & A. M. unene mill on August 5, 1905, thrown Court. She never said a word during ! noe MHOW SAVINGS GROW." Vn-i- il dam and the dams below, O trial f r t ha 1 ti t - .1 Af-- i tt ' that on Monday of each gasoline upon the clothing of a Japa r.i'int SALE Meets the last be, if sne had, things might have 'been ! are drivinS their rights through them. IDERwRITERS Our little booklet witk the abort Bsenth, at Masonic Temple. nese laborer named T. Yamagada and are of different. entitled only to the storm waters title free for the asking. "Vlsittejr brethren and members then ignited the saturation with Well, on In-Tr- Sunday very tid morning, early, of Kaea. That is, when waters are Kawaii&n and Pacific are cordially the FIRST AMERICAN SAVING AJT3 match, causing the death of the man on it became apparent that there was so to attend. augmented that they can run down TEUST CO. OP August 8. The acts charged are said something doing. And then the hurry On Wednesday, June 6, 1906, HAWAII, LTD. C. G. BOCKUS, W.M. ing in to the Mahoe dam and mingle with done hot haste made itself manifest. in the indictment to have been All the resources of the prison were, the water of the Pukele spring. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. without premeditation or malice afore bent, suddenly, to the construction of "Therefore, I decree right HI CHAPTER NO. 2, that water At the of H. to prove garments of patterns strange Fort Street Warehouse ALL KINDS OF O. E. S. thought. It is intended that small to owners in lower Palolo are entitled Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., Honolulu, situ Douse, employed as engineer, ordered masculine eyes. The women's ward a will 7:30 p. only to the storm waters of Kaea with ate little above Custom House, RUBBER GOODS Meets every third Monday at Yamagada to fetch kerosene oil and was all a buzz, and Albert McGurn sell at public auction, "for account of la the Ma3onic Temple, croner of was seen pensively folding small the exception of the homestead allot- a. when he brought gasoline instead whom it may concern," the following .Alakea and Hotel streets. Visiting squares of white cloth that must be ment to Mrs. Iaukea. She is entitled by on three-corner- merchandise damaged salt water Goodyear in- - ed Rubber Co. sisters and brethren are cordially struck Yamagada on both sides of the upon application, while to water for domestic use for irri- voyage importation George got and of from London, R. H. flo attend. neck knoekiner him down, and then Sea rush orders to send a gating by is, England, per German Bk. Paul Isen- - PEASE. President. CRABBE over, Deputy buckets. That other than San Francisco, TJ. GXLMA LONGSTREET RICH kicked him. Next, as the prosecution doctor and Chief Warden by running water through dug ditches berg, D. W. Janssen master, arrived Cal 8. JL P. W. M.. Secretary. Burke was sent out on a skirmishing May 6, 1906: says, he threw the gasoline upon me expedition pins. or channels. Honolulu. MARY E. BROWN, after safety "The owners of are man's clothes and set it on fire, with was a very happy event, things Kaea entitled to Marks : "Worth, Matron It all ordinary ex- considered, off all the water (with the H. H. & Co. 7 Bales Filter Cloth. Oahu Ice & the result as the Indictment states. and passed admirably. ception and for they Kato. a Japanese laborer, was the It was a lusty boy, and mother and mentioned which H. B. & Co. 27 inches wide. Each LEI ALOHA CHAPTER, child are same, will have to provide) and may take Bale, 19 pieces. first witness and told about the occur both well. All the the and divert the same to any .Electric Co NO. O. E. S. boys I other lands H. D. 50 yards to piece. 3, rence in the mill. is held without warrant, and if as they see each Ya- - Judge engage fit. jMumDers on ijaies 1, o, Meets at the Masonic Temple every Dr. W. F. McConkey testified of Gear wants to in a really "But in constructing month, 7:30 magada'3 and its cause. On meritorious habeas corpus case, here is their dams or 11, 17, 18 20, 21. Ict delivered to any part of the eK& second Saturday of each at death water-head- s, they will have to be care- on 12 cross-examinati- he" did not his chance. Any time within two Bales Filter Cloth. Island orders promptly filled. o'clock p. m. Visiting sisters and said he ful in the construction that these dams Tel. BlM brs&Siers are cordially invited to at-- find the deeper layer of skin injured months will do, because that is the 36 inches w'de. Each till. P. O. Box 900. Office: KmwtJM, length of are not of such heights or naturu as bevond exposing it. He did not think the mother's sentence to obstruct flow natur- - M. any on body the that would 50 yards to each piece. MARGARET HOWARD, W. there was burn the man's ally go down in heavy rainy weather. MARGARET LISHMAN, Sec'y. more severe than what would produce Numbers on Bales 29, "Costs to be equally divided between, 30, 36, 37, 33, 39, 41, 42, HORSE an ordinary blister. REALTY TBAflSACTIQNS plaintiff ex- SHOEING! were not sufficient in and defendants, with the 44, 43, 46, 47. LADIES' AUXILIARY, Th? burns ception of the costs of March 21st and themselves, as I said in the lower April Terms Cash, U. S. Gold Coin. ; 'A. NO. testified, cause 2nd assumed by the Attorney O. H, DIVISION i. court," the doctor "to General." Honolulu, May 31, 1906. Meets every first and third Tuefc-- death in a person of ordinary health. Entered for Record June 4, 1906. The great said, regarding the From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. ' scheme of the Hawaiian ay at 2 TV m. in C. B. U. Hall. Fort Witness further Board of Missions, to combine its vari Wright street. "Visiting sisters are cordially autopsy, that he found diseased condi- Oahu College by trs to W Matlock JAS. F. MORGAN. . Co., Ltd. kidney bladder, ous eaucationat institutions into one iaTiied to attend. tions in the heart, and Campbell PR establishment, to be known as the AUCTIONEER. described in. nr M. ALICE DOHERTY, Pres. which he detail. Wilder & Co Ltd to 'W Matlock North Pacific Institute, waits, at least have opened a horse-ehoel- dprV MARGARET K. IMMONS, Sec'y. ', COURT ITEMS. Campbell .P R for the decision on site, upon the de ment in connection with their earrlad W Matlock Campbell to W N shop, etc. Having Opio, Pat termination of this controversy. secured the servw Joslah Kini has tiled an answer ten D of a first-cla- ss shoer, they preyazal HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. x. firm Sales are to the bill for injunction of the W X Patten and wf to Richard H orteagees co ao au work intrusted to them la m I. O. R. M. of Sing See Sang. He denies that the Trent, tr M ATTORNEY MILLS first-cla- ss manner. Meets every second and fourth FRI ditch in question is an ancient one and W N Patten and wf to Wilder & Co O. O. that complainants have an easement in M 52AY of each month In I. F. Hall. Ltd At my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu malting ordially invited to it He admits that he diverted water W M Giffard wf to Margaret UP AGAINST IT Smoke-- brothers di- and street W. C. McCOY, Sachem. from the ditch, but denies that the L Hopper '. D ' H. J. 27. ttad. were malicious or otherwise A. E. MURPHY, C. of R. versions John li Est Ltd to Mak Sam... E L AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. PANETELAS illegal or without right. John li Est Ltd to Mak Sam E L Attorney General Peters has brought Judge Lindsay had another day yes an SATURDAY, JUNE 9 Part of R. P. CIGARS Gear. Lansins: & Co by trs to Mrs information in the Supreme Court 4462, L. C. A. 5697, at Auwaiolimu, WILLIAM McKINLEY terday of the trial of Omoto Bunhichi's E L D At" AAA 1 M 1l1i;nrr Kinslea for the disbarment of Harry T. Mills, situate on Upper Fort street, near LODGE, NO. 8, K. of P. suit ior w.wu carnages, xor we " John T Moir to Onomea Sugar Co. L BEAVER LUNCH ROOUfl of his little son, against the Rapid ' - who was admitted to the bar as late Waterhouse premises. Meets every SATURDAY evening af t 0m- L 1908 H. J. NOLTE. I wn. SATURDAY, JUNE 23. W. C. CO. (V T as January 16, 1905. is not merely 7:30 o'clock, in Harmony Hall, King Transit TTnH et al tr OnnrriM Siiirar Cn It Ha- Judgment by default has been entered , unprofessional Borden et al. to Western and street. Visiting brothers cordially la - Wailuku Sug Co to Edward H conduct but somethin; waiian Investment Company, Lim- to attend. in favor of the trustees of the Luna- Bailey EL of the color of forgery whereof Mills is HONOLULU IRON WOKH3 lilo estate and against Wm. L. Peter- ited. 47.5 acres, situated Kaumana, MERLE M. JOHNSON. C. C. Mary Reyes et al by atty of mtgee accused. Hilo, Hawaii. COMPANY. A. K. of R. & S. son for $4133.S7, together with costs Y 1. JACOBSON. to Anin, tr alleged to L. Ahlo to A. N. Campbell, Trustee of amounting to $130.84. Y Anin, tr, and wf to Julia Ed- He is have prepared the Judge Robinson appointed Joao Fer forms of a petition for a liquor license, Assignee. R. P. 2940, 3.22S acres at HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. x, wards D Kaneohe. Apanas 1, 2 and 4, R. P. Macainery, Black Pipe. Oalvaalaca nandez Morte administrator, with the Hawn Realty & Mat Co Ltd to G X filling all blanks with ink except that Pipe, RATHBONE SISTERS. will annexed, of the estate of Fran 13S8, 2.48 acres, Kaneohe. R. P. Boiler Tubes, Iron and StL fSOf Wilcox AM for the name of the purported appli- 1391, 1.10 acres, Kaneohe. R. P. 2062, Clneers' Supplies. Meets every 2nd and 4th Monday, at cisco Fernandez Morte, deceased, under & Bishop Co to Mary E Foster.... AM cant, C. M. which 3 acres and buildings, Waialua, Office Nuuanu street. $1000 bond. Em-inelu- Tai, was written in Knights of Pythias' Hall, King street Mary E Foster by atty to John th Works Kakaaka visitors cordially to Joinders in demurrers have been filed pencil. Tai had the confidence of the Oahu. All invited attend. PR Lee Ahlo to Western and Hawaiian In TWALANI K. DAYTON, M.E.C.. in the case of Albert B. Carter et al. to Emme-lut- h community and the petitions came back J F Hackfeld, tr, John vestment Company, Limited, As JAPANESE AND AM AMI GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R.&C. s. John C. Lane et al., bill to substi PR amply signed. ERIC tute trustees. Then, it is said, Mills rubbed out Tai's signee. 1.96 acres, Kaneohe. 3.68 John Emmeluth and wf to George Punaluu, Oahu. Apanas 3 N D name and inserted that of Chang Sun acres. Dry Fancy HONOLULU LODGE 616, Wilcox and 4, L. C. A. 1234. Apana 3, L. C. and Goods Western & Hawn Invst Co Ltd to" instead. Sun did not have so shining B. P. O. E. HUMBURG LOSES a reputation as Tai, but anyway it was A. 2C76. 1.11 acres. L. C. A. 2676, 3.05 Manufacturers of Straw Mats. John Ouderkirk Rel acres, Paalaa, Waialua. 3 acres, R. Jlonolulu Lodge No. 616, B. P. O. E., Oudejrkirk wf to of not for Sun that the electors signed John and Bank P. 2062. Waialua. I'Wtycsttvsi s frill meet in their hall, on Miller and INJUNCTION SUIT Hawaii Ltd M False certifying of the acknowledg Beretania streets, every Friday even ments of signatures as a notary public Lee Ahlo to Robert Law. Assignee. HOTEL STREET. 00 Apana 2. R. P. 5639. R. P. 3614. 3 Uy order of the E. R. 26, 1906. is another count against Mills, for ft. Recorded May 205 sit- HARRY H. SIMPSON, Secy. Judge Robinson made an order yes- - which his notarial commission has been acres, fathoms. Both being TRT OUR DELICIOU HARRY E. MURRAY, E. R. erday dissolving the temporary injunc Mrs Elizabeth Meyer to tr of Sam revoked, and a jrker is the allegation uated at Kapalama, Honolulu. Yick Co, L; por kul 2937, ap 2, and Ahlo to W. R. Castle, Trustee. Prem "Peacn Mellow" "Rasport tion in the case of August Humburg that Mills knew that Tai would not and bides. Kapalama, Honolulu, Oahu. 10 consent to have a liquor license issued ises situated at Koolau. as follows: A3 COURT CAMOES, against John C. Searle, as Sheriff of the yrs at 30 per yrl B 2S3, p 226 Dated in his name. R. P. 2532; R. P. 13S1; R. P. 982; R. NO. 8110, A. O. F. sland of Hawaii; and James E. Fuller- - Feb 14, 1906. M. F. Prosser, Deputy Attorney Gen P. 7461. por CONSOLIDATED MM IM5S Meets every 2nd and 4th ton. 1 ne injunction was to restrain tne William A Meyer to Akana, L; eral, discovered the perfidy on his in Ml Tuesday of respondents from proceeding with their li P 1510, kul 1819, Kapalama, Hono- vestigation of the wrangle over a Kona JAS. F. MORGAN, each month at 10 yrs $60 per ago. PHONE MAIN TL 7:30 p. m., in San Antonio pay lulu, Oahu. at annum. liquor license some time AUCTIONEER. suit to compel the complainant to B 2S3, p 227. Dated May 22. 1906. Hall, Vineyard street. Vis- his bid of $1000 for property of the Ko iting brothers cordially In- Luka and hsb to R Malta, D; int in THE HAWAIIAN REALT3 vited to attend. hala and Hilo Railway Company sold R P 5S3, kul 2751, Kahuku, Koolauloa, THREE MONTHS execution Oahu. $1, etc. B 2S0, p 192. Dated A. K. VIERRA, C.R--, at sheriff's sale to satisfy an AND MATURITY CO. on judgment of respondent Dec 23, 19C5. FOR A BIGAMIST For a! Limited. M. C. PACHECO, F.S. in favor Fullerton. Mrs Kealalaina Aila to Ikalia (k) et j REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE, The 'court offers the opinion that if al, B S; int in $600, cash devised by LOANS AND HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 54, $1. 2S4, 176. Emily Anne Ahia, the native woman INVESTMENT SECU there was fraud, in representations Lewis Johnson. B p Dat- I RITIES. A. A. OF M. & P. made at the sale, it could be pleaded ed Apr 25, 1906. convicted of bigamy on Friday, pleaded Look This Up gs Office: Bldg., Meets cn first and third Sunday even-Sa- as a defense in an action at law, so Kalepa et al by tr to J Umuiwi, for leniency with a promise to reform Mclntyre Honolulu, tree-hol- d T. H. P. O. Box 265. Phone Main 14JU of each month, at 7 o'clock, at that there would be no need of seeking Agrmt; in re transfer of mt in her ways, when she came before U. S. X. of in equity. Enough is found in the 29 51, map 23, Olaa, P. Hall. All sojourning brethren elief agmt No of lot Judge Dole yesterday tor sentence. ra cordially Invited to attend. ugument of respondents, however, that Puna, Hawaii. B 284, p 175. Dated Feb Lot at Waikiki With some advice to woman to re By order Worthy Captain, due showing of fraud and misrepre 6, 1906. the HOUSE LOT 118.8 ft. by II Ml made, bill, front i F. MOSHER. sentation was not in the Umuiwi to of Kalepa et al, Agmt; frain from drink and opium, the court 100x118x138.6. Area. 12.605 sq. J tr ft. Everything new. First-cla- ss cooks; to suit. 1-- FRANK POOR. C.C. justify the dismissal of the in re conveyance to Kahuakainui 2 sentenced her to be imprisoned for LOT 28x30x11x11.4. 319 ITumburg's refusal to accept the deed BATH Area, courteous waiters. of lot 51, Olaa, Puna, Hawaii. B 2S4, P three months. sq. ft. TOWN. and pay the amount of his bid was 175. 6, 1906. BEST MEAL TO BE HAD IN Dated Feb Five minutes car; near fi-o- HONOLULU AERIE 140, bused on the discovery that the title from resi Open 5 a. m. to 8 p. m. Private Ko-ba- Achin dence of Senator McCandfess. F. O. E. of the property sold was not in the la Charles T Simerson and wf to Tp REPAIR HOTEL. Dining Room for Ladies. Akana, D; por R P 146, Kanauue, Nl 7320 Hilo Railway Co. Among his Campbell-Parke- r, WANT OFFER. LEONG HOY. Proprietor. Meets on and - j Mrs. Cecil Brown 2nd and in was Kona, Hawaii. $300. B 2S2, p 44. Dat- 4th Wednesday even allegations of fraud the suit it es- - stated that Joseph Cohen, representing ed Dec 13, 1905. land J. O. Carter, trustees of the ings of each month at" Co to C C Ken- - tate of the James Campbell, have JAS. F. MORGAN, 5:3 in K. Fullerton. was present at the sale and Hilo Tribune Pub Ltd late :' of P. Hall, King began hand- nedy, C M; printing plant, furniture, AUCTIONEER. D. WICKE, Ktreet. .iing Eagles are to shortly before the bidding petitioned Judge Robinson for leave to F. invited ed to Humburg a map of the land and etc, in omce, bridge bt. liiio, Hawaii; expend $25,000 on repairs of the St. attend. SAM'L McKEAGUE, W.P., newspaper presses, fix- - CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. H. T. MOORE, Secty. stated that the land was that of the furniture and janvs H.tel, San Jose, damaged by the railway company. He bid also in reli- tures m office. King St, Hilo, Hawaii. earthquake. An order to show cause in Store Fittings a Specialty. ance on reports of the company and H-B- . $3500. B 2i9, p 317. Dated May 1," 1906. the matter is returnable on Thursday. Repairing, Cabinet Work arid Poiisalnjf, THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Gehr. D W Marsh and wf to C C Kennedy,! "" J.582 Alakea St., rear of Y. M. C. A. Camp No. 1, U. S. W. V. D; per li 1' lb. ere. King M. Hilo. Ma- - A MEDTCIXE THAT WILL CURE Pfcone M. 447. residence Phone W. 1C1X. Department waii. $2000. B 2S2, p 46. Dated July i CHRONIC DIARRHOEA. Hawaii. ANCIENT ! Meets every 25, 1905. 1 t 1st and 3rd ORDER HIBERNIANS, Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Wednesday. Suites 13 and Myrtle E Sturgeon and hsb (G P to C. H. Reynolds & Co 16 Progress Block. Fort DIVISION NO. 1. Jas T Taylor, M: pors lots 375 and 376 uiarrnoea tiernedy is tne most success- and Beretania streets, at Meets every first and third Wednes- of patent 1547. Volcano Rd. Puna, Ha- ful medicine in the world for bowel 7:30 p. m. Visiting com- days, at 8 p. m., in C. B. U. Hall, Fort waii. $700. li 2S1, p 81. Dated May 21, IMPORTERS AND DEALER! 13 in- ' complaints, and is the only remedy i rades cordially invited to street. Visiting brothers cordially 1906. , V will cure chronic Every BUILDING MATERIALS: attend. vited to attend. that diarrhoea. Mau. liilii. to D C Lindsay. D; l'a bottle is warranted. For sale by DOORS, SASH. SHINGLES. H. T. MOORE, Comdr. F. S. CREDON, Pres., $64. land. Kuan, Harr.akuapoko. Maui. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., agents for lowest R. H. LONG, Adjutaat. J- - QUINN, Secy. 2S0, p 191. 27, 1905. Builders Hardware at B Dated Dec Hawaii. Alakea t. inauka Sailors' Hoi THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL' ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE 5, igoa Volcano Cut Rates! LOCAL BREVITIES. Promotes S S. fJre. Honolulu to Hilo and e Mail for San Francisco will be WHITNEY return firs-t-elaf- 12500 c dispatched on the Kinau today & MARSH 1.00 V1 2 hack fares in Hiio 12 noon for Hilo where it will i at ' tel bill, Hilo overnight and 2 be transferred to the Matson Health Umi-al-s 2.50 C liner Enterprise, which sai's from O i R. R. and stage fare, Hilo to Vol- there for San Francisco on Wed- - 0 cano House and return 8.00 nesday. This arrangement was O Sale of $3 8 days at Volcano House at per i made by wireless telegraph, the 9 Nothing promotes good health like good bread Jay .' 24.00 c Enterprise being held until Wed- - and nothing insures good bread like good Flour. Guide fee, one trip to volcano 1.00 6 nesday for the purpose of tak-- G ing the Honolulu 'mail. O Total 561.50 E 1 CO in- EMBROIDERIES All for $45. this summer on our ot9oeoeooe0 clusive ticket?. Book early and secure The Board of Education meets next good accommodations. Monday afternoon at 3:30. The Tax Appeal Board will hold its next meeting on Thursday. j Now On! Buy is Early! The public schools will close on June best for every cooking purpose; whether for rdiJI bread, cake or pastry. If your grocer aaUai i nu mwii' inmrim rr 13th for a vacation of twelve weeks. cannot sup- The night-bloomi- ng cereus hedge at ply you, consult Oahu College has commenced to bloom once more. There will be work in the first degree H. at Excelsior Lodge No. 1, I. O. O. F, Tfieo. Davies & Co., Ltd. his evening. Office Dr. J. T. Wayson was severely in WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS. urnisfiiugg jured on Sunday by the capsizing of his automobile at Moanalua. Directly a Auxiliary, A. O. H., Division new office is opened there is a "Sterling goods at Ladies' best class demand for thc reasonable No. 1, meets this evening at 8 o'clock of office furniture. .Its manufacture is an exact prices," is the motto of C. J. Mc- in C. B. IT. Hall, Fort street. Sie?Ce,W.d,ays and bri'ghtest minds are engaged by the jobbing So- Carthy's department. It A meeting of the Hooulu Lahui Company in designing articles for the office is a motto that is lived up to, as ciety will be held at the Maternity A ! that will facilitate the conduct of any business. a legion oi satisneci customers Home tomorrow morning at ten. portuiiit We have what should be in every office where system will testifiy. The engagement is announced of lire is TO PURCHASE A BEAUTIFUL DINNER - the keynote "Everything for the Office" expresses Vetle A. Vetlesen of Wailuku to Miss SERVICE COM- come our stock, 'Phone, Main 36. Hilda Walker of Sydney, Australia. PLETE FOR 12 PERSONS IN FINE ENGLISH in and talk over your wants with us and let us tell you The Kinau excursion to the opening SEMI - PORCELAIN. what you need. of the big Kohala ditch will leave Ho- Daintily decorated with delicate pink floral design, finished with gold nolulu next Saturday night at ten tracings. The shapes of all dishes are very graceful and artistic and Everything for Office! o'clock. this important feature, combined with the beautiful decoration, gives you a the A party of school teachers will leave dinner service of which you may well be proud. One of lasting pleasure, for the Volcano House by the Mauna and always pleasing to the eye. Loa immediately following the close of We also have another pattern in this high-grad- e semi-porcela- in ware, the school term. very prettily decorated, the beauty or which must be seen to be appreciated. Hawaiian Office Specialty Co. Rev. Father Stephen, of the Catholic ANOTHER IMPORTANT FEATURE Mission, leaves for Kohala on the Ki- nau to take the church work in that is the remarkably low figure for which these dinner sets can be bought, section for an indefinite xeriod. and considering the quality and beauty of design, have never been equaled. Each set consists of 100 pieces and the price is Dr. Alexander has discovered the ff U TT imp. fflL I score book of Oahu College baseball Only games 1S69 1S74. SS.OO from to Among other j j Come in and we will be pleased toshow you ththem. Sot Ji Your valuables or the Burglar's? well-know- n citizens - of today in the Tour treasures or the Flame's? line-up- s then were Fred. Maefarlnne, m IN LESS X Better be sure of their safety than "Bonny" Monsarrat and J. F. Brown. W. W. Dimon Co., Ltd THAN sorry you lost them. Five dollars A son of President Smith of the 57 King Street. 3 DAYS gives you yearly insurance against Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day and over THE ONLY DOUBLE-TRAC- K RAILWAY between U such a calamity. Saints of Utah, is soon to arrive here Missouri River and Chicago. Get a safe deposit box at the on a two years' mission. The young THREE FAST TRAINS DAILY. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., man was until recently a student at VIA Ltd., today. the Latter Day Saints college in Salt Lake. SOUTHERN PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC AND Articles of association have been filed CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS by the Hawaiian Mahogany Lumber Remnant m BUSINESS LOCALS. Co., Ltd., with a capital stock of $50,- - Overland Limited. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 11 a, m. 000. The incorporators are Cecil Brown dally. The most Luxurious Train In the World. New Pullman Drawing-roo- m i and State-roo- m cars built expressly for this famous train. Gentle- m R. B. Campbell, B. Cartwright, R. W Embroidery sale at Whitney & Shingle, A. N. Campbell, E. M. Watson men's Buffet and Lady's Parlor Observation Car, Book Lovers Llbrtxr, Marsh's. and A. Richley. Dining Car, Meals a la Carte. Electric Lighted throughout. Ice cream cornucopias only oe. at Great Bargains Eastern Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 8 p. m. dallr. Shogetsu restaurant, 17 Hotel street. Through Pullman Palace and Sleeping Cars to Chicago. Dining Care. UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST Reclining Inter-Islan- d and O. R. & L. shipping: Free Chair Cars. Atlantic Express. Vestibuled. 9 a. m. dally. receipt books, 50c. each, at the Gazette Letters remaining uncalled for in the Leaves San Francisco at office. For 3 Days Only Standard and Touvlst Sleepers. General Delivery for the week ending A. B. Clark, the dentist in the Boston EXCURSIONS 2, 1008: PERSONALLY CONDUCTED building, has now a telephone, No. 303 Tune Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of everything. main. Boyd, Allen Maynard, R E Deputy Attorney General Milverton Boylan, T A Maxwell, Miss Nore r. r. ritchtb, G.A.P.C. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RT. will handle tax appeal cases on Kauai Cabnes, David K TEMPORARY. OFFICE. 435 14th Street, Oakland, California. fctL and then on Hawaii. David. Caroline Meyers, Miss & or U. P. Company's Agent. -- - Company, - Ltd. In. these hot days an application of Eilghfls, Mrs Lucy " Pacheco's Dandruff Killer is the best Frank, Carl Newsome, Joe ALAKEA STREET. thing to keep cool. Glberts, Annie Pangelinan, Ke-hil- ia Havemyer, Mrs J Honolulu Candy Co., plantation stores C Rice, Miss Emily and wholesale trade solicited. Can- Hooper, Harry Schafer, Gustace dies, chewing gum and fireworks. Hospes, E L Shobey, Miss HAS EIWA Auction sale of plants, ferns and Huly, John H Hattte curios at the Kanoeau dress making Hughes, Wm Smith, ML parlors today at 10 o'clock, Kapiolani Kindall, W E Smith, J G J On Oahu Railway Bldg. Kinney, Joseph Stokes, Mrs Mar- Ice Cream the Try Lutted's taro bread. II. May & McCarthy, Miss garet Pa m Co., C. J. Day & Co.. Lewis & Co.,. M. May Testa, Mrs Louise and Lunch Parlors

J. Levy & Co., Paragon Market and McKellow. Alfred P K if. New England Bakery. McLeod, Theophilus Williams, Geo H

A ship's . official log book has been PLEASING EFFECTS IN lost. Reward if left with the captain 2K J nr. of the Manga Reva or at McCabe, ' it, Hamilton & Renny Co. Made Gandy . tab Daily .. Fresh i i First-cla- ss tickets to all stations on .a.. the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon .m. 1 at " tickets are now on sale at the office Ml It is only necessary to try on a gar- Co., 836 By Labor Only I of Trent & Fort street. ment in our ready-to-we- ar depart- Mte An angel us as good as new with a ment. We guarantee a perfect fit and dozen and a half choice selected rec make any necessary alterations free of ords, is offered for sale at a bargain. charge. Our new stock is strictly up-to-d- ate Gol .Tennis, Fresh and Salt Water Bathing. Ruling and Driving are fosn For particulars as to price, etc., addres and very fine. of the Slimes. rr ne mauiet ani serviceri are or me nignesitt : .1 j uaniy.1 Ticketo 247. Chocolate Creams, Cream Wafers box WHITE MULL LINGERIE and and Information at the Honolulu Station and Trent & Co., or ring up Haleiwa The Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd., of- SUITS. home-ma- de Hotel King 53. fers for sale a first-clas- s wire stitcher, a large variety of French suitable for printing offices, where Waist and skirt trimmed with double On Sundays the Haleiwa Limited a two-hou- r train leaveH at 8:22 a. there is bindery in connection. thread Valenciennes lace. Very stylish Stick and Taffey. returning arrives in Honolulu at 10:10 p. m. a $11.00 per Particulars at this office. and effective. suit. The chicken fanciers will have their WHITE MULL LINGERIE inning tomorrow at Fisher's auction SUITS. Noiseless Easily Repaired rooms at 10 a. m. The party in the Especially handsome, both skirt and (Late Miller's.) 116 HOTEL. ST., NEAR FORT. business will sell his entire chicken waist; elaborately trimmed, very styl- LUDWIGSON & JUNGCLAUS, - - - - Proprietors. plant of incubators, brooders, small ish. $15.50 a suit. ducks, chickens, wire, etc. Attend the MERCERIZED CREAM sale. MULL SUITS. "NEW DOriE" In Eton effect, trimmed with lace and Siphon jet low down closet, embossed bowl, bent oalc, embroidery. A very swell costume. IF YOU WANT GOOD SERVANTS GOING 10 MAINLAND $13.50 a piano finish and paper lined tank. Natural oak, never split suit. please enquire at our office. Our motto is punctuality and probity, f WHITE LINEN PONY SUITS seat, and Douglas siphon valve. Coat and skirt; practical and service JAPANESE HOTELS UNION. Sample in our show window. UNUSUAL able, strictly tailored, very stynsn. Bl $15.00 a suit. K WHITE MERCERIZED EMPLOYMENT OFFICE J" O ZfcT T1 or POPLIN SUITS. KING STREET NEAR MAUXAKEA. H 8 King Street. The delays in the sailing of steamers, Made of the very newest material Telephone Main 285. - - P. O. Box 857. The Plumber. and the disarrangements of the sched- Coat and skirt: strictlv tailored. A ules, due for the most part to the San smart suit for $12.00. disaster, has created some- THE UPTOWN COAT. QUALITY. ECONOMY. Francisco great X. Y. hit this season in routes of The Cooks, Waiters, Garden Boys, thing of a change the Three-ctuart- er length, in stylish checks travel between the islands and the and plaids. A swell garment, at $12.50, and all kinds of laborers are waiting for jobs mainland. All this is only temporary, MISSES COVERT COATS. We will promptly attend to all orders. - SOAP of course, but it is notable. C. M. Throe-fluar- if r length, made of fine - 23rorLol-.lia- very JAPANESE NEW HOTEL KEEPERS ASSOCIATION Soap "7s7"ortes Co, Cooke, president of the Bank of Ha- quality covert cloth, stylish; bi5!p! from 12 to IS rears 2 styles at LABOR OFFICE waii, leaves on the Kinau today to take FRED. L. WALDRON, $7.50. ------Enterprise at Hilo for the mai- Nunanu Street near Pauahi Phone Main 744. Spreckel Block. 1: Sole ArenL, the SACHS Dry Goods Co., Ltd. nlandand that puts Hilo on the map. N.S. The Nebraskan, which sails from CORNER FORT AND BERETANIA STREETS. Kahului, also has booked a number 01 F" W TT ENS HI Honolulu, A S O O S. TRENCH LAUNDRY mainland passengers from The highest achievements in food production in a century. All work carefully done by hand. Shirts, collars, ladie' will have to go to the Maui BON-AI-R and these HOTEL CLAM BOUILLON BURNHAMS and gent's suits washed. Dry Cleaning also. rort to get their steamer. And that MAPJX COL'XTY. CALIFORNIA. Refreshing, stimulating, delicious. map. Goods called for and delivered. puts Kahului on the One hour's ride from Pan Francisco. TONER arrange them- TOMATO These things will all Anti-Deng- ue CONDUCTED BY FRANCIS W. Excellent bpnng ionic Ionic, btomach will J. ABADIE, Proprietor, selves, presently, but if these vessels SMITH, this when everything else fails. SSS Bcretania Street, oppo'tte rear entrance llavaiian Hotel. 'Phone BlutjKSt. carry passen- retain did not the mails and the Late with Alexander Young Hotel of COCKTAIL CATSUP FAUST'S gers who are in a hurry to go, it would th?.? City. thing for oysters. passengers or The very Goods Received by R1DIXG SADDLES, BITS. SPURS. be a long time before Every Attention will be given to Is- New Just "WHIPS AND CROPS. points MUSTARD SAUCE ENGLISH BLANKETS. letters could reach mainland land Guests. The finest relishes with cold meats in the world. DOG COLLARS AND CHAINS. from here. The Siberia has been delay- TERMS MODERATE. HORSE BRUSHES. CHAMOIS. C. R. Collins, AND SADDLE. ed at Tokohama, and there will be no - - - King near SPUNGES. HARNESS colo- LEWIS & CO., LTD. Grocers Street Fort. SOAPS. OILS. DRESSING, GREASE. boat on the Oceanic line from the Take Sausalito Ferry to Escalle . St., The Lewers & Cooke Bldg-- lelephones 240.: 'Phone Main 427: WAIHER8, ETC., ET. nies until the Sonoma comes back. Station. 169 King 2402 IUML.

f. t COMMERCIAL, ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, 5, 1906. in THE PACIFIC JUNE HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. LOUISIANA ANNOUNCES Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Line Halsteed&Oo.f Ltd. Railway Co. Honolulu. Monday Junv 44 1906. running In connection wxtn rfte Canadian Pacific '5m COMPANY, Steamers following dates: eaU --.. wouoluiu oa or uU,ut u cu Foe STOCK AND BOND i - VANCOUVER. mm - VV- SOKEHS. NAilfi OK STOCK, i:p Vu, Bid. Ask, AND AUSTRALIA. FOR STOCK Pa.d FOP. FIJI - willtj&ls liivitfTxiidLi i siusance AaortS. , JUNE SOlAORANGI JLN. AiiCKCAJJIlLE. I JKEL ,,tr,.7r C. IjKKWEH . 1.000,000 rwV W'lfii H o n ri i J rinwMIL Co f noc .. RLHi WLMl W iff K M- :::::::::::::.....v:!.,.;v NEW ORLEANS. May 22. In a MfiAB i E.wa 5,000, 20 j 22' SEPT. 14 AUliA.vOi ..LPT 19 lengthy t submitted to Governor Haw. Agricultural."! l.i 0 ,w Ko : SIOWEKA and Lurope. by of tlaW.l om.t?Ujrur t o 2,K12,'."i5 100 i ... gh in Canada. United States I'.lanc'iard the board of control 2,000.000 v0 Tb-ou- tickets issued to all points For Rent Hawaiian aujj.r Co.. Leper Home announce Houoiuu 75Ct,000 100 125 LOANS NEGOTIATED. & the Louisiana i THEO. H. DAVIES CO., LTD. HonoXxa ... 2,0iH).'KH -- 0 V GENERAL. AGENTS. ment is made for the first, time that a ! qqt Lane King Haiku '"i 500.000 10O j Aloha and i Members Honolulu I Kahuku...' 6O0.) V0 20 Stock and Bon4 J ,, r n Z: ' M M, definite cure has been obtained in 30.00 fclhei Plan. Co. Ltd.. ?,?00,000 ho 9 St Klpahulu ItiO.OWJ 25 leprosy. Trw? cures are 10" Exchange. three cases of Gandall Lane 25.00 tioloa A00 000. iOO S- - S. Co , Occidental & Oriental mentioned in the reports of Dr. Hop- McBri'eSu?..'o.,Ltd. 8,5:0,000 '0 5 r'4 Pacific Mail 1239 Matlock Ave 25.00 Oahu Sugar Co- - 3.WV 00 If 0 W 95 FOR SALE kins, visiting physician, anj Dr. Is.':dor 1240 Kinau St 25.00 Onomea l.OuO.OOO 20 25 and Toyo Risen Kaisna. Ookala. 500,000 2U S. S. Co.. Dyer, consulting leperologist. These Matlock Ave. (July 1, Olaa Siigrar Co. Ltd... 5.000,000; 20 Lot Notley street, of 15.000 ft. 1323 Olowalu 100 Ricn and leava this patients have been discharged. It is .'. . . 150.000; soil, choice fruit 'trees, climate Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu 1906.) 30.00 FaauhauaugPlauCo. S.OtOOOOl 60 cool and in the report the disease 500,000 100 invigorating, beautiful view of on or about the dates below mentioned: stated that St 50.00 fcific 175 land Bart Lunalilo '730.000 100 and sea. At a bargain on THE I FOR SAN FRANCISCO continues to spread in this State and Pepeekeo 750,000, 100 140 1(51 and easy ttt, SAN FRANCISCO TO Kapiolani St 26.25 , terms. See me at once. ORIENT, COPTIC JUNE 1 a re Pioneer 2,750,000 100 !ft lor that the cases show evidence of St. . 35 - Waialua Agrl.Co 4,500.000; 100 56 59 W. L. ' JUNE 8 Young HOWARD, MANCHURIA JUNE 1 SIBERIA cent outbreak, and that there are cer- VValluku 700,0001 100 273 5 Mclntyre Building. 12 MARU JUNE 15 Makiki St.. 30.00 naiiUKll uzar Co MARU JUNE AMERICA in- HONGKONG JUNE 26 tain centers of infection yet to be . ScriD 105,000 TOO Information apply to MONGOLIA Beretania St., (furnished) 50.00 Waimanalo. . 252,000, 100 For further vestigated. w 60 KOREA JUNE 19 Beretania St.. 22.50 aimea .ugar MU1 12i.000j 100 .TTTVE 26 In some cases the disease has toeen . MlSCELLANBOt'8. CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S IV. - St., (furnished) oo inter-lalan- 122'- - UJlJ 1027 Piikoi .50 d 3 S. Co. 1,500.000 100 & CO.. LTD., Agents. carried to non-infect- ed points by pa Haw. Electric Co 500,000 100 H. HACKFELD im New York Lino IOO Regular tients who escaped from the home. 57.. 6V4 line of vessels piyln The Legislature is asked to locate all Mutual Tel. Co ISO.OOOi 10 between New York and Hono- . 90 lulu. rase toamship Co of the points of infection. The mem-- J For Sale HiloK R. Co I l,C00,0(K 20 too BARK NUUANU will rrvg eg ap nuuuiuiu nifWlnf A sail bers of the board suggest that an MaltlntiCc. l. . 400,00)' 20 25 from New York on or about this port as peal be made to the Federal Govern Two bargains in Kalihi homes, d.. TTbe fine passenger steamers of this line will arrive and leave Amt.out July 15th, 190G. ment to establish a national hospital $1600 and $2000. aaw.Ter.,t .o.(Elrt standine FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- for lepers. Claims S15,000 FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Haw. Ter. 4 p. c. (Re- - EST RATES. MAT 30 landing 1905 60i000 For freight rates apply to 'ALAMEDA MAI ALAMEDA Haw. Ter. 4l4p.c 1, 000,(00 5 A CHAS. BREWER & CO., June J SONOMA JUNE MAD KING OTTO HENRY WATERHOUSE Haw. Ter. p. l.OOO.OOOi SIERRA ALAMEDA JUNE 20 Haw. Gov't., 5 p. e . . . . 209.000j 27 Kilby St., Boston, or AIMKDA JUNE vai. neei & Sue. Bif. C. 27 TRUST COMPANY, LTD., I nm1 BREWER & CO., LTD., SONOMA JUNE Co 6. 11. c i.riYt 103 IN SAD PLIGHT BalkuO. p.o 8o0,000i 100 Honolulu. Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets, Haw. 00m. A Sugar agents pre-Coup- on connection' with the sailing of the above steamers, the are Honolulu. Co. 5 p. o - 1,677,000 100 la rail-i- n w- - u - C 500,000! issue, to intending passengers, Through Tickets by any MUNICH (Bavaria), May 20. After Br 8 P- 100 ptred to States, and from New huok. K. Co.. 8 p, c. l.OuO.uOO FOR RENT. Irvrn San Francisco to all points the United twenty years of forced seclusion in the j.. x Li. oa, xtit by any steamship line to all European ports. 6P-- o 709,000 104 k 107S Tor King Otto, anukti 6 p. 200,00(M jlOO ' apply to depths of the forest insane ... COTTAGE, Beretania street, near For further particulars y. n. a l. Co. 6 p. c. 2,000,fM Queen W. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. once the idol of his subjects, seems, at TRENT & COMPANY F ()ahu Sug-a- Co. 6 p.cj 750,000 Hospital. tha age of 58, fast nearing his end. He uieaMigar C0..6 p.c. 1.250,000 COTTAGE, King street, next to resi- Paiaep.c 450.00C 101" dence Young. a BARGAINS. Hioueer Mill C0.6 1,250,(K of Alex. now is wild looking, gaunt, pale as p.c. IVi HOUSES, Jkmsrican-Hawaiia- Two in Kaimuki are he- - waiaiua Ag. Co. 6 p.c. 1000.00C 8 Punchbowl street, near Vine, n Steamship Company ghost, with long, tangled gray hair, lots 1(H) yard street, ing offered at a very small yg? suitable for bakery. YORK TO HONOLULU. matted beard and mournful eyes, sunk STORE in Orpheu-- Block, also sec- 3Tiloaa NEW FROM HONOLULU TO SAxV FRAN- figure. A splendid home, with 23.1275 deep in dark sockets. A living skele improvements, on paid. ?35 per cent. ond floor of Orpheum. for rooming 20 ail modern house. W. W. S. S. Arizonan ...June CISCO. ton, he sits in tattered clothing moping Anapuni Street at low figure CHAMBERLAIN. Room 206. Judd Bid. Freight received at all times at the in dark corners. Food lies on his table to a quick taker. Suburban S. S. Nebraskan June 3 for hours untasted. When he is sure home on Kamchameha IV. TBIELEM Company's wharf. 31st street. South following re- S. S. Nevadan June 24 that no one is looking he may eat. His Road, situated on lot 77x278, I MWM The letter nas been oo-kiy- sleep, taken at odd intervals, is always with chicken houses, fernery ceived by THE WATERHOUSE CO., lr uneasy. and modern house, at very Agents TOOM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- AND TACOMA TO broken and for the SOUND. FROM SEATTLE Only by strategy can he be induced low price. ft -- LULU VIA PUGET 1 HONOLULU. to take fresh air. When he is enticed 23 u "S. Nebraskan June into the garden he sits down on the TO LET. American Insurance Go. S. 8 S. S. Nevadan, direct June first seat and stares vacantly at the -- UNFURNISHED . And each month thereafter. 29 Only a few For June Sale Company's wharf, S. S. Nebraskan clouds. the servants and OF NEWARK, N, J. - Freight received at see him. He seizes Beretania St., 2 B. R $35.00 officials ever them 25.00 PINEAPPLE AND JSwnarfh Street. by cheeks and gazes with con Matlock Ave., 2 B. R RUBBER Agents. the 2 16.00 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., tracted brows as if straining his mem Young St., B. R STOCK. Newark, N. J., May 10, 1906. Freight Agent. ory to recall them. When he succeeds Nuuanu Valley, 2 B. R... 17.00 THE WATERHOUSE CO., C. P. MORSE. General -- Valley, 2 B. R 17.50 in recalling one a satisfied smile flits Kalihi A few acres of pineapple Judd Building, Honolulu. Thurston Ave.. 2 B. R... 30.00 land. over his face, to be succeeded by im A fine home Dear Sirs: The New- penetrable gloom. Union St., 3 B. R 30.00 at Kaalawai with American of Greene St., 3 B. R 40.00 1 beach frontage, all modern con- ark appears to be the only one left of the Fire Insurance Com- 3 il ram Ob Thurston Ave., 3 B. R... 40.00 veniences. several .CITIC panies bearing name, sur- FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Victoria St., 5 B. R 35.00 that and its WILL CALL Nonpareil St., 2 B. R... 17.00 vival is pretty good evidence that it money. pays fce haul and ship your goods and save you Nuuanu St., 5 B. R 40.00 to conservative. Moderate We pack, ARRIVED. Are you going to spend your lines in congested the coal and kindlings. x 4 Waikiki Rd., 7 B. R 25.00 districts and Dealers in stove wood, Monday, June 4. summer on Tantalus? Come and accumulation of a large net surplus - 50.00 rori Warehouse, 126 King Street. 'Phone Mam 58- Str. Iwalani, Piltz, from Midway and Lunalilo St., 3 B. R are strongest lorj; Storage in Brick Liliha St., 1 B. R 10.00 see us about a mountain home. the safest and bulwarks Laysan Islands at 6:50 a. m. with 270 offtred to both agents and policy guano. FURNISHED HOUSES at Branch of-- tons holders. This American has been sav- DEPARTED. Thurston Ave., 6 B. R... 100.00 ing its ' surplus earnings for many Go. Peck Co., Ltd. Miller St., 4 B. R 60.00 years 'for just such an emergency as Inion Express Hustace, '. Str. Noeau, Pedcrson, for Mahukona, Beach Rd., 1 B. R 20.00 Classified San hopes to 5 p. Advertisements. that at Francisco and be Honokaa and Kukuihaele, m. Waikiki, 2 B. R '. 35.00 equally well prepared to meet next steamship lines. S. S. Nebraskan, Weedon, for Kahu the Having contracts with the following Waikiki. 2 B. R 40.00 big conflagration which is sure to come baage u lui, 5 p. m. sooner or to pay Yee&nls Binuhip Oa. Steamship Co. Ada, for Molokai WANTED. later. The cash the Co. Toy Kalwm Kaito Scr. Mana. and million dollars to our California policy cWentl ft Oriental Bttlp Maui ports, 5 p. m. A STRONG, light business buggy in your homes, saving you the trouble holders has already been provided for We check your baggage at SAIL TODAY. gooj condition, with a top. Enquire and a corps of adjusters have the ad "J.," at this office. 179 justments well under way. S3 fcl checking on the wharf. Str Kinsu, Freeman, for Hilo and ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL way ports, 12 noon. Several companies have already Piano and Furniture Moving failed and ap? entitled to the sympathy Main IT. S. S. Iroquois, Carter, for Midway, fire-proo- f, cui- MRS. C. L. DICKERSON, the milliner, Telephone 86 Absolutely finest of their associates. In redistribu- a Specialty. 1 p. m. sine, elegantly furnished and the desires the services of an apprentice the ' tion of your business which present "J"",J1 " ' Str. Maunt Loa. Simeraon, for Kona best of service. to learn hat trimming. 179 and Kan ports, 12 noon. conditions may require, please favor Str. W. G. Hall. S. Thompson for NOAH W. GRAY, Manager, our company so far as practicable, and Mc- - we you .j.-- i. vr t. ra,v,n-'- V)pp.'President:- - J. L. ,, ports, 5 p. m. HONOLULU. T. H. AGENTS WANTED. would advise not to assume 3 F Morgan, rresiueiu, "f"- Kauai any pay- Treasurer; N. E. Gedge, Auditor; ran Likelike, Naopala, for Molokai $25.00 personal obligations for the iean'. Secretary; A. F. Clark. Str. A DAY earned selling our new ment of return premiums on policies Hastace, Manager. and Maui ports, 5 p. m. book, "Story of San Francisco Hor- Str. Ke' Au Hou. Tullett. for Kauai ror," largest book, in failed companies which have made Professional Gards best commissions no provision for Claims Sustace-Pecl- s Co,, Hitd ports, with explosives, 5 n. m. and premiums, selling at sight; big- gest money for such return premiums should be DRAYMEN, 63 Queen Street. DUE WEDNESDAY. maker ever offered to filed by agents; only book the assured and agents should i San ARCHITECTS. publishers on the be any DEALERS IN O. S. S. Sonoma, Trask, from Coast who saw not held responsible for part '' COAL. W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL the disaster, hence of the amount, in view, circum- FIREWOOD, STOVE AND STEAM Francisco, a. m. Pho' most reliable; 10c. mailing of the Maka-wel- i, 95L send for stances unpre- . , Tsiack Sand. Telephone. Main 295. Str. Mikahala, Gregory, from White outfit. connected with this t,j oi a. m. free National Educational cedented disaster. Union, Pasadena, Cal. 179 you WEDNESDAY. DENTISTS. Trusting that may not become SAIL any re- D. D. S. Union involved in of these losses, we METSOECOUICAI. RECORD, Searle, Koo- - HENRY BICKNELL. main, wishes, THE PACIFIC Str. J. A. Cummins, for Tel. Main 2S6. FOR SALE. with best lau ports, 7 a. m. street, corner Hotel. Very truly yours. AN Angelus, as good as new, 1 1-- 2 tosued Every Sunday Morning ty th PASSENGERS. with P. L. IIOADLEY, Commercial Advertiser DENTISTS. dozen selected records. A bargain. Vice-Presiden- t. Local Office, T.T. S. Weather Bureau. Arrived. A. B. CLARK. D. D. S.. room 311 Bos Inquire R., box 347. 7433 the Post Office at Honolulu, 303. 3Eaterd at Per str. Likelike. June 3, from Mo- ton Building- - Tel. Main T. as second-clas- s matter. FOR RENT. THS6U a lokai and Maui ports H. P. Baldwin, MKAN o Dr. McConkey, Miss Sperling, Captain FOR RENT. Furnished House, corner of Piikoi SUBSCRIPTION RATES: BABOX. Bray. J. Goldstein, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. TWO Furnished Rooms. frr single gen- and Young streets, eight rooms, 3 Oae Tear S 5 v. Foster. J. Lana, D. F. McCorriston and To Make You fell tlemen or man" and wife. Apply P. large bed rooms, upstairs. Rent $50. 6 00 3 Six Months 7 deck. O. Box 696. 7132 Furnished House, on Wyllie street, 1 famous Hos- - I, 5 Mid- Is an easy task when the residence of Mrs. E. B. Advertising rates on application. S 27 30-O- 78 71 T 73 9 NE Per str. Iwalani, June i, from Water house. M 2H S0-- ( i 82 11 T 69 5 NK 6 way P. G. Cox, W. S. Fraser, is used. No NEWLY-FURNISHE- Rent reasonable to right parties. Island tetter's Stomach Bitters D house, cornex the T 3J.C7 82 72 .01 72 6 E 8 Purata Anderson, 3 Japanese, 4 Chi- Bowel disor- - House with 4 bed rooms, 2 bath StoteUahed every morning except Sunday W ,80. 39-O- h2 7 T 6S 5 E 6 ease of Stomach, Liver or Kapiolani and Young streets. Apply 10 W 23 Vrt ft K 4 nese. rooms, servants' quarters, etc. Con- T 81: 3" 71 ,lor i ton hard for it to conquer. Ja Sanitary Steam Laundry. 179 by the F I ll 311.10 82 72 00! 64 1 NB nected with sewer. Close to town. 61 1 VESSELS IN PORT. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD., S 30.14 82 73 .00 NK 6 many cases it proved to be the only Rent reasonable. 65 King St. ARMY AND NAVY. FURNISHED Cottage in College Hills. Several Unfurnished Houses for rent Tea Holt Block, No. South cor- remedy. ' Note: Barometer readings are U. S. S. Iroquois, Carter. during summer months. Apply to and for sale. MANAGER temperature. 179 C a CRANE rected for Instrumental U. S. Manning, Rob- "A. O.," Advertiser office. errors, and local gravity, an reduced Revenue Cutter Hosteller's Stomach Bitters THE WATERHOUSE CO. to level. Average cloudiness stated erts. Real &OCAIi OFFICE OF THE UNITED sea . or Estate and Insurance Agents, 10. fMerchant Vessels.) is therefore de- FURNISHED unfurnished house of !n from 0 to Direction of wind ei-jh- Building. STATES WEATHEE BUREAU. scale Albert, Am. bk., Turner, t rooms, 10S7 Beckley St. Apply Judd is prevailing direction during 24 hours san Francisco, serving of a fair Telephone 132. May 27. Honolulu Planing Mill. 7418 Main ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of wind 1 . trial and robust &2xx&Bder Tounsr Building-- Honolulu, average velocity In miles per hour. Andrew Welch, Am. bk.. Drew, San Francisco, May 20. will be COTTAGES on Vineyard St., 3 bed 1906. WM. B. STOCKMAN, health Monday, June 4, sp., mosquito-proo- f. EEAD THE ADVERTI3EB Acme, Am. McKay, Singapore, your s xi r e re- JpL rooms, Rent $27.50 Section Director May 12. $30. 297 175 ward. hes- Apply Vineyard. WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. S WISD Chehalis, Am. bkt., Iquique, Don't ? ? THERMO. Monteton, itate 1 i May 24. another STOMACH 2 TIDES, BUN AND MOON. cottage t B Z 3 2 3 2.-- o MODERN in Makiki - 2 5 -- t Gamble, Am. schr. Knudsen, day. Jt cures Its 2 9 Port District. Apply to Q. H. Berrey, . 1 3 - PS P aa Gamble, May 26. Nausea, if Campbell Bldg. Main 1S5. ! - ; 'Phone FOR SALE 2 C'SPi? George Am. bk., Kelly, San 7430. Curtis. Sour Stomach, Just a few more of those cheap Kal-mu- ki 5 J i I. sr : h a : sr "S - pis 5 2S. Ct O e a c Francisco, March i e b SB Gov. sp., Poor Appetite, lots. - OS Robie, Am. Grant, Nitrate f i ! Several small, comfortable homes la 7 j m-- May 26. Costiveness, OFFICES FOR IKQ 30.04! 8S 75 .00 3 KB p t Ft a m a m.ip.m.t Ports. RENT. Nuuanu tract. M 4 2.28 1.9 1 3U, 7 27; 9 J8 5 17 6 39 3 Hawaiian Isles, Am. sp., Mallett, New- Indigestion, 3C OP! PS ; 72 ; 78 00 67 "K STANGENWALD," fire- A good house and lot (77x278). corner ISO 2 castle, May 11. "THE only T 5 3 10 2.1 2.16 8 05 10.14'5.17 6 40 4 22 Dyspepsia or proof office building in city. of 2 fine streets, Kalihi, with sub- I I at 3SQ 83 71 ; 77 07 82 3 sw .. ! I I ! I Helene, Am. scr., Thompson, San Fran- t2a W 6 3.54 2.i; 3 00, 8.42 11.05 5.17 6 40 Rise S. Malarial Fever. stantial improvements and a variety of ! i cisco. June 29CS STi 81 6S 74 .Ort 72 4 sw .... Women and girls ALEXANDER YOUNG 3UILDINO, bearing fruit trees. Price $2300. i T !7 , 2 2, 3 43 6.10 11.55'5.17 6 40 7.54 Herzogin Sophie Charlotte, Ger. tr. I I up-to-da- te fire-pro- of A lot, fenced and almost 3tM S0-- 82 i 73 78 01 65 3 SK sp.. Zander, Bremen, Maj- - 20. who suffer from Honolulu s only i F 8 5.20 8 10.00 5.17 6.41 8.5f. flJP-i'- $650. 2.2 j ll?Jr-.'- ' building; rent includes cleared, on Kapahula road. Price j light, j I i Manga Am. sp., Ma- electric 72 7 01 64 2 ni 10 .tn Reva. Townsend, montuiv His can ft" i ! S ; 6 05 2-- 5 20 10 40 0.45 5.17 6.41 9.52 nila, May 21. hot and cold water and janitor ser- FOR RENT ! 2SES 30.19, i 7 73 -- 00 ft4 6 j 9 I ! also be cured b Hamm-Youn- g k' Morning Star. Am. s.s.. Garland, Gil- vice. Apply the Von Several brand-ne- w cottages, all S 10:II'fi 50 18 6 21 1.35 11.2 5.17 6 41 10 41 with 30-0- ' ! taking E Co . 727 2 71 77 . 02 9 3 N bert Is.. July (Laid v.p. the Ltd. the latest Improvements. Full moon June 6 at 10:40 a. m. easy, Vi'M. B. STOCKMAN, Paul Isenberg, Ger. bk., Janssen, Lon- ters promptly. Good horse pasture, within V Times of the tide are taken from the don. May 6. COMPLETE set bound reach, at $3 per head per month. Section Director. United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- volume Plant vey Restorer, Br. cable stmr., Combe, San Lawion, at San ers' Monthly. 22 vols., 1R82 to 19D4. tables. Francisco, Feb. 9. Francisco. J. H. SCHNACK. HIlo occur Logan, saiied Guam Manila, Uniform binding: f'jll sheep. Price PANAMA OR STRAW The tides at Kahulul and R. P. Rithet. Am. bk., McPhail, San for and $175.00 about one hour arlter than at Hono- June 2. Address P. M., care Hawaiian lulu. Francisco. May 29. Supply, at Guam. Gazettft Co. Hawaiian stai-.ar- d time Is 18 hours TRANSPORT SERVICE, Meade, at Manila. JO ,ver WAY CLEANED AND BLOCKED. minutes sic than Greenwich Dix. at Seattle. LOST. STEIN time, being that of tne meridian of 157 Sheridan, sailed from Manila for Hon J. AND OTHER PIANOS. We spjarantee. degrees lulu and San May 21. thirtv minutes. The time whis- Francisco. BORN". SHIP'S official Log Book, between U. S. tle blows at 1:80 p. rru. which Is the Thomas, sails from San Francisco for Naval Station and Sorenson's wharf. THAYER PIANO CO. 1 Globe Clothing Co same as Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes. Honolulu and Manila. June 13. KIMBALL In Honolulu, T. H., June Reward if returned to Captain of Sun rcoon 4, 1906, 156 AND 158 and ere for local Usm fer Sherman, sailed for Guam and Manila, to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kim-ba- ship Manga Reva, care McCabe, HOTEL STREET, HOTEL STREET. tha whole Sftrap. May 21. Ham. Opposite Young Hotel. a son. ilton & Renny Co.r Ltd. 7433

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