T WEATHER FORECAST FOR TODAY- .-I SU0AR-9- 60 Centrifugals. Moderate trades and fair weather with 3.695 f t valley showers. cents. ESTABLISHED JULY S, 1856.

HDL. XXXVIII. NO. 6655 HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1903. PRICE FIVE CENT

SPENCER THE FOUNTAIN PtNS UNO PANAMA SIGNS

PHILOSOPHER KNIVES HAVE DISAPPEARED AND RETURNS PASSING AWAY CANAL TREATY House Members Had Enough Pens at Thirty Dollars a Dozen to Go Around Twice. One of the Few Remaining Great Presents the Completed Instrument Expensive Knives to Give Away. x Literary Names of the to the Consul of the Victorian Era. Five dozen fountain pens for which the Territory of Hawaii United States. paid from $2.50 to $3.00 apiece are missing. They were bought by Si the House during the last session enough to go around the mem- bers twice and they have never been turned into the Secretary The Life and Works of a Man Who Has Made a of the Territory, the proper custodian of ajl such property. There Great Ceremony Observed by the Panamans. are also about four dozen fine pen knives which also went the way Wide and Deep Impress Upon the of the fountain pens. The Territory still has the desks used in the Treaty Wrapped in American and Cuban House of Representatives during the last session, but about every History of His Times. other piece of movable property has disappeared. Flags When Handed Over. No one knows what became of the fountain pens, although some of the native members could put their hands on some of them, without having to leave their firesides. House want- OABUBQRaMB .) ovn What the (ASSOCIATED PRESS OARLJEGRAKS.) (ASSOCIATED PRESS ed with sixty fountain pens no one knows. There were besides LONDON, Dec. 5. Herbert Spencer's condition is grave. these, dozens and dozens of ordinary penholders and gross after PANAMA, Dec. 5. The signed Panama treaty, wrapped in gross of steel pens. And the members never had occasion to use American and Cuban flags, was ceremoniously delivered today to Herbert Spencer, the last of the great literary men who made their pens at all unless it was to sign vouchers for their pay. The United States Consul Gudger. f the reign of Queen Victoria notable, has been seriously ill at his typewriting bills were certainly large enough to include every one of in home near Manchester for nearly six months. He is now eighty-thre- e the reports turned by committees, while some of the commit- years old and has been in feeble health for a long time. tees had so many clerks, interpreters, translators, typists, proof- BOODLING IN SAN FRANCISCO. Herbert Spencer is perhaps the most comprehensive thinker readers, etc., according to the vouchers, that there could not have of the century. He is the philosopher who, in his writings, has been space within the .committee room for the members of the treated the whole universe from one standpoint and who has brought House. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5. The Grand Jury together and collected almost the whole sum of human knowledge. Still there might be some excuse for the House members. The' has begun an He is the only man who has taken his cosmic theory and worked it could not have known that they were paying for the fountain pens inquiry into the charges of corruption in the County Clerk's office. cut through all the separate fields of knowledge as thoroughly as out of the public purse. When the House session was opened one accbm-plishmen- morning each member found upon his desk a if he had confined himself to but one science. This great t handsome fountain Recent investigations in San Francisco brought to light the of Spencer, given to the world as his system of synthetic pen of the most expensive make. They were pocketed without fact that about $40,000 has been stolen from the city through the philosophy, is truly his life work. To it he has given all the energies question. Some of the members did take the trouble to find the County Clerk's office during the last seven years. Lawyers paid of half a century of unceasing toil. From the time his first book, cause of the presentation and they were told that the pens were fees into the office in many cases which were never recorded on the ''Social Statistics," was published in i860, his work has gone steadily presented to them with the compliments of the Sergeant-at-Arm- s. books of the office and recently the San Francisco police have been on against obstacles that would have daunted any other man, until He was grateful to the members for his election to that responsible trying to locate V. F. Northrup, ex-prob- clerk, who is charged the great system has been finally brought to an end and the ideals, position, but when the source of payment was questioned in the with having embezzled over $2,000 in fees. which at the beginning of his life he hardly dared cjierish for a newspapers Editor Testa of the Independent "rushed to the rescue moment, have been realized. with a statement that the pens would be paid for and it was nobody's business anywav who did it. FOR MACEDONIAN REFORM. THE VOUCHERS TELL THE STORY. MAY SAVE THE FLORA. In the bill of Wall, Nichols & Co. for February 28th there is a charge of $75 for thirty Waterman fountain pens, also a second one LONDON, Dec. 5. Negotiations have begun for an of $15 for a half dozen more. administration of Macedonia similar to that of Crete. VICTORIA, B. C, Dec. 5. Admiral Rickford is superintending It might be considered by people who have no acquaintance with a thirty-si- x to float H. M. S. Flora. There is a bare possibility of saving the inner workings of Hawaiian legislature that efforts pens costing $2.50 apiece ought to satisfy the members of the House The Island of Crete, a Turkish dependency, was taken out of the the vessel. for at least one session. But it didn't. Probably some member hands of direct Turkish rule by the powers and is now governed a was missed in the general- - distribution or perhaps a twenty dollar by the latter. The Powers select High Commissioner who is the a day clerk wasn't able to work fast enough with ordinary pen and head of the Cretan government and as a law-maki- ng body he has DOWIE CREDITORS SANGUINE. sixty-fou- ink. Someone has suggested even, that perhaps legislators have the Bule, or Assembly, of r members elected by the people relatives and friends or constituents who appreciate a little gift every two years, to assist him. Questions of foreign relations are once in determined by the representatives of the powers at Rome. CHICAGO, Dec. Dowie creditors representing $100,000 of awhile. To cut a long story short a month later Clerk 5. Meheula approved a second voucher for a dozen additional pens. indebtedness, oppose the efforts to force Dowie into bankruptcy, Some of "the members surely were about to make a little gift, or ROOSEVELT AND HANNA CONFER. claiming that he is solvent. else weren t quite satisfied with the first pen they had been given A half dozen fountain pens were purchased from Wall-Nicho- ls at $3 apiece. In the same voucher is another charge for pens six at WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. President Roosevelt and Senator KUMALAE GOT A HUNDRED $2.50 apiece. Along towards the end of the regular session another shortage Hanna had a long and cordial conference at the White House during developed in the fountain pen supply of the House. On May 22nd the day ver party affairs. DOLLARS FROM THE HOUSE still a new supply 01 fountain pens was purchased from Wall-Nichol- s. This purchase was of a dozen pens and the price for the dozen was SHUTTING OFF COTTON MILLS. $34- - Representative Jonah Kumalae drew at least $100 from the House members also had a penchant for. pen kjjives and good pen knives House coffers in addition to his regular salary as representative. at that. Enough were purchased to give practically every ' member two knives and as there are none remaining it is BOSTON, Dec. 5. Widespread curtailment of production in Two vouchers which were made out to T. R. Mossman were en- apparent that some of the legislators are carrying the knives in cotton mills is expected owing to the great cost of the raw material. dorsed over to Kumalae. Why, the vouchers do not show. Kumalae their pockets to this day. Of these knives three dozen were pur- --o- probably has a plausible explanation ready. chased in the early part of the session from E. O. Hall & Son at dol- MASKED On June 17th, T. R. Mossman was given a voucher for ten $16.50 per dozen, or $49.50 for the lot. In March still another sup- TRANSVAAL ROBBERS. lars for services performed a month previously, on the special com- ply was purchased and from the appearance of the voucher some of mittee on Joint Resolution No. 1. Jonah Kumalae as chairman of the members must have picked out the knives they most fancied. voucher. Afterwards was endorsed Wall-Nicho- the committee approved the it ls sold these: six at $1.25 apiece, two at $1.85 apiece, RANDSFONTEIN, Dec. 5. Masked robbers held up the Kumalae. Mossman waited just a month be- on the back to Jonah two at $2.00 apiece, one at $1.85 and one more at $2.50. Robinson bank early this morning and got away with 3000. fore getting a voucher for services alleged to have been performed The stationery bills are also large. The members did not have on May 17th. It may have been a coincidence but the hungry to stint themselves a bit, and some of them are said to have stacks hordes around the House till were not in the habit of waiting for of fine tablet paper at their homes which could not be used during WILLIAM ASTOR CHANLER their money any longer than absolutely necessary. A close investi- the session, and which will last them until the next. gation might even develop that some of them received vouchers Neither the fountains pens or expensive knives can be found. before the work was performed. Perhaps the Territorial Grand Jury may be able to locate them. WEDS A DALY ACTRESS Kumalae also received a second voucher made out to Mossman, in the sum of ninety dollars. This was dated May 23rd and pur- will include Governor Carter, Henry E. for committee on Public Lands POSTPONE COUNTY Highton, Edgar Caypless, R. W. ported to be for "services, nine days NEW YORK, Dec. 5, -- William Astor Chanler has married and Internal Improvements." Representative Kupihea approved the Breckons, A. S. Humphreys, W. O. committee. The record then shows that the ACT MEETING Smith and f. W. Beckley. The dis- Minnie Ashley the actress. bill as chairman of the cussion will however not be limited to money was turned over to Representative Kumalae. the speakers named above. marriage to an actress of William Astor Chanler, million- One of Enoch Johnson's vouchers for a large amount also bore The town meeting: to discuss the G. W. Smith yesterday criticised the The aire, politician, is the culmination of a court- Kumalae's signature on the voucher, but it was afterwards scratched status of the county act has been post- implied threat in the following editor- explorer and romantic - ship of about four years' standing. Nearly three years ago through with ink and Johnson receipted for the money himself. poned until1-Monda- evening- and will ial in the Bulletin: demure "Should the Saturday night county Minnie Ashley, and singer of Daly in A. Akina, speaker of the first House, also did a thriving busi- in all probability be in Progress little actress the company New J. held law meeting turn out as a medium for York, caused a sensation among the residents of Great Neck, Long in vouchers. Aside from the money he himself was given for hall. was found impossible ob- ness It to springing a few remarks contained in a in M. IT-- 3 T T I " 1 Island, by trying to buy home that aristocratic community. in J. Poepoe's name were datoH i w iinolatAi i i ; l l it- . - services, nearly all of the vouchers tain a hall of any kind for this even- ' i racnliitinncjt.il1 ..... j oiu.t Residents were up in arms against what they chose to regard as an endorsed to him. Solomon Meheula also had endorsed to him three ing and with the many counter attrac surely prove a fruitful source of trouble." intrusion upon their exclusiveness. and a committee of citizens was or four vouchers, principally for small amounts. was thought to postpone tions it best Mr. Smith said that the meeting was formed for the purpose of frustrating Miss Ashley's purpose. When There was also an endorsement from Frank Godfrey to F. J. meeting Monday. the until in no way political and that as far called upon the actress pur- for $30. The money was for two copies of the laws. Editor Captain Wiilllamson was compelled the committee to request her to not Testa as he knew no resolutions had been the property on the grounds they did by the wav, has one voucher on the record which probably to refuse absolutely the use of the prepared for offering to the meeting. chase that not wish to have Testa, ex- explains' a d deal in the Independent which wasmysterious drill shed for a meeting either political It was intended for a discussion of the actor folk living in the community, she burst into tears and legislature. Testa denounced the Repub or otherwise. Over a year ago the county act and nothing else. claimed: "Why. I am going to retire from the. stage next year! session of the j during the War Department notified the National I'm going to marry William Astor Chanler." She revealed bill and threatened and cajoled the native statesmen jused the lican countv Guard that the drill shed could be secret then only after her pride had been by the townspeople feeble attempt to pass a county bill of their own. Finally for military purposes only, and since DORIC stung over their SIGHTED objecting to an actress when such a man as Wrilliam Astor Chanler was patched up at Testa's earnest solicitation and was finally then all requests for a different .use one down. Progress took an exactly opposite view of this particular representative of ordered typewritten and revised. Testa did the job. He got $75 for have been turned AT for comparing his hall is the only place now available MIDNIGHT the calling of the playhouse. Miss Ashley has been described as one and revising and another $70.50 ; the typewriting and the meeting will be held there of the most beautiful women on the American stage. She has long and trying to learn whether it was correct or not. Testa also Monday evening. work The O. & O. liner Doric, from the curly hair and her face has been described as the "girlish innocence" a good thing off the Republican county bill. The speakers who have been invited made prettv Orient, reported off port at midnight. face. She was married in 1896 to William H. vouchers are still in the possession of District Attorney to address' the meeting represent all Sheldon, an actor, The Territory. They She a large cargo for port. but separated from him three years later. Breckons. political parties in the has this COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 5, 1903. 2 THE PACIFIC WHAT TO EXPECT SUMMER MATERIALS 111 LONGITUDE OP HONOLULU, tfininnn nrrrniii HiTnuio iter mnn FOR WINTER DRESSES YAnluuo utitnminftiiundi iauo-i- m Honolulu's advan tage those pretty washable materials That's more dainty ever a KERR'S NEW STORE are always in season. Our new shipment than 0(SXSaOKaO5XD?XD and lower prices than usual. (Read before the Philosophical So- - group is laid down as in the chart of, Washington, October 10, 1903.) the Spanish galleon, with the name 1-- 2, and 20 cents per yard. ciety of First of all a thoroughly equipped new store with handsome INDIA LINON at io, 12 15 "Islas de Mesa," and a note declaring 20 cents per yard. The occasion for this article is tne named appointments and courteous attention to our customers VICTORIA LAWN at 10, 15 and - tfaat they wftre dlscovered and recent determination bv the tele- in 1555. needs. Next, a splendid new carefully bought and PIQUE at 15, and 20 cents per yard. of by Juan Gaetano stock WHITE graphic method of the difference Th& Jarge errQr in tne longitude of longitude of San Francisco and Ho- - - priced at the lowest figures possible. For a few days we Neckwear and lace collars just opened. f mQre than hm Full line of Ladies' nolulu through the new Pacific cable nautical mileSi is not surprising when offer the following by Messrs. Edwin Smith and Fremont Jg were - t considered that chronometers Morse, of the Coast and Geodetic Sur- j nQt yet dreamed ofr that the Spanish ATTRACTIVE vey. naviKitnrf rienended entirely on dead DEPARTMENT SPECIALS THIS WEEK ONLY. The first signals over this portion of reck'oning for tneir longitudes, that the were sent on January 1, wide-10-ya- the cable uge Qf the log for mea8uring the inches rd pieces pub-- 200 pieces Mosqui'o Netting, 90 1903. The cable was opened for velocitv of a ship was not known be- DOMESTIC DRESS on January 5. 1903. The first price $3.50. THIS WEEK $2.50. lie use f(Jre amJ that tbe equatorlal DEPARTMENT. DEPARTMENT. telegraphic deter-- i very fine quality, $1.25 and in the rent would effective in producing Handkerchief Linen, 36m. wide minations of longitude were secured an error of the sign actually found. 25c. per yard $1.50 per yard. on April iv. Thus La Perouse, coming from Califor-- 60-in- ch White Table Damask. 25c. and 30c. The cable company cooperated with nia found that tne error in nis dead good quality. 27-in- ch Etamlnes, ue hand-- Pillow Linen, 75 cents per yard. the government by aiding the observ-- ! reckoning caused by this current, when some shades. ers in various ways, ana oy graining he arrived off Hawaii, amounted to 85c. dozen the free use of the cable during a short 5 deg. to the east and Vancouver, corn- - Honey Comb Towels, Special At 40 cents worn. i lie, period eacn mgnt lor tneir ing from tne south, found a similar value. Pongees in pearl grey, new redav P01 Street Between April 20 and June 13 eleven error from the game cause amounting new greens, etc. or - determinations of the difference ion- to 5 deg 14 min $1.50 dozen gitude were made, live with tne oo-serv- When Captain Cook discovered Ha- LJnen Towels; size, 18x36. At 12 1-- 2 cents in one position and six after waii, in 1768, he was not aware that he they had exchanged places for the New Dotted Swiss Mmtina. had accidentally rediscovered La Mesa 85 cents Worth 25c. oooooooooxxox purpose or eliminating tne enects or and his successors at first retained 10-- 4 Cotton Blankets. their relative personal equation. The th La Mesa and the sandwich Isl- - E. PEPPER total range of the eleven results was ands on their charts. as mav be seen Ladies' 1AMES only 0.17 s. No result differed from ln the atlas accompanying the early 85 cents Muslin Underwear. the mean Dy as mucn as one tenin or edltions of cook's "Voyages." Bedspreads of excellent quality. a secona. Seven years later, in 1785, two of Large size. This degree or accuracy corresponds Cook-- s officers. Portlock and Dixon, on 25c. to $1.00 to that usually attained in determina- - their way to the northwest coast, as Ladies' Walking Skirts Large assortment of preti9 tions of the difference of longitude or crewg Corset covers. thelr were suffering. from scur $2-7- two places connecrea Dy a teiegrapn . vy headed their ships for the SUpposed 5 All Wool Cloth Skirts, fashion- - j line overland. Until within a few t- ably cut. Of pretty Navy Blue WHISKEY o Mesa over - and 60c, 75c. and $1.00 years such a degree of accuracy had and black material. (Made in "Old Kentucky") ran d the parane, of iatitUde till Night Gowns, trimmed with not Deen possiuie lur ueiermimtuuiiv they arrived at Hawaii. A few days lace and embroidery. Of pretty Needs no introduction to the Honolulu public. It has made through long cables. The in- - lat Tj pprmisp. aftpP Rparchinr in $3.50 material. crease in accuracy has apparently been vain for La Mesa, did the same, and Same as above, of better ma- been the standard for years. to improvements in re- ball with Bartlett ater, it due made the became convinced of its identity with terial in Grey, Black and Navy From 50c. up Either straight, or as a high cording apparatus used by ,the cable Hawaii Blue. knows no equal. companies. The charts attached to the early edi Higher grades from A very pretty assortment longitude $5-- The difference of of the Cook's "Voyages" placed Ke 5 to $12.50. - tions of Chemises. transit piers in San Francisco and Ho- aiakekua Bay at 150 deg. 00 min., or ISs Lovejoy & Company, Ltd. nolulu, respectively, was round to De, too Tve,t field computation, 2 h. 21 m. MENS AND BOYS' 4 from the Although chronometers were1 put into Phone Main 308. 902-90- Nuuanu Street. 38.92 s. use prior to 1714. as late as 1762 John CLOTHING AND FURNISHING DEPT. A revision orthe computation still Harrison won a reward of 20,000 pounds 000oooooockxoooocxo3 remains to be made, but the changes from the British government for hav Men's Shirts 60 cents in this result will be very small. The ing constructed a chronometer which, Easily worth $1.00 elsewhere. Our assortment includes chances are even for and against the according to the test made, determined many handsome patterns. difference stated, being within 0.03 s. the difference of longitude of Ports This is It! of the truth. mouth, England, and Jamaica within "Standard" Shirts $1.00 The longitude of San Francisco from eighteen miles. The prize in question Best value for men in Honolulu. Especially prettjj GYeenwieh is fixed by four transat- was offered in 1714. and it took 47 years new patterns just opened. lantic determinations by the tele- to make sufficient improvements in graphic method, 1866, 1870, 1872 and 1892, chronometers to win it. Captain SPLENDID LINE OF MEN'S The Cculter Shoe Shiner and by a complicated telegraphic lon- Cook's error of only 18s., or four and gitude net stretched across the Uni- one half miles in the longitude of Ho- NEW HOSIERY AND NECKWEAR. bbbbbBbV 8AVES YOO MONEY ted States. nolulu was. therefore, remarkably Boys' Tweed Knickerbocker Pants The longitude of the Transit of Ve- small for that time. Full line of sizes. nus pier at Honolulu, as fixed by the Captain Vancouver, in 1790, adopted new determination from San Francisco, the same longiture of Kealakertma as The Outfit will cost $1.00h is 10 h. 31 m. 27.24 s. west of Green- Captain Cook, viz., 156 deg. 00 min wich. Taking into account all the The true longitude of Cook's observa at uncertainties in the chain of observa- tory there is about 155 deg. 55 min. 30 tions between Greenwich and Hono- sec. Vancouver gives for the longitude L. B. KERR & CO. Tbe Store 91 KING STREET lulu, the chances are even that the of his anchorage off Waikiki, Oahu, 157 on value stated is correct within 0.06 s., deg. 50 min. 23 sec. w., which is only NEW STORE. & Co. 928 FORT STREET is Is not Wai- - Two Streets Wbitman and it almost certain that it half a mile too far west, and for Alakea Street between King and Hotel. Nights. in error by as much as 0.62 s. In the mea, Kauai, 159 deg. 40 min. w., which Open Saturday latitude of Honolulu 0.06 s. of longitude is probably within a quarter of a mile BICYCLES. corresponds to 85 feet, or 1 s. to 1,418 longitude. HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS y of the true Honolulu and Eeeia feet. Captain Freycinet, of the scientific St&p Liu. The observers, Messrs. Smith and exploring ship L'TJranie, in 1819. made Morse, are still engaged in" determining the longitude of Kealakekua 156 deg Leaves Honolulu at 9 a. ra. returning the differences of longitude over the 04 min. 23.5 sec. w. from Greenwich at 4 p. rn. Fare: $1.25. Bonne trip, three other spans of the cable between which is 36 sec. too far west. He made $2.00. No tourist trip is complete with- Honolulu and Manila. A good de- the longitude of Honolulu 157 deg. 51 out this stage ride. - A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE termination of the difference Manila- min. 46.2 sec. w. from Greenwich Office. Stock Yard Stable. E. H. LEWIS. Manager. LGuam has already been secured. When which is about 1 sec. too far east their work is complete the longitude Commodore Chas. Wilkes, of the II NAD of will determined expedition, in 1840, adopt Tupman, Royal Marine Artillery, in Mr. Morse in San I'Tanctsco.o deter- Manila have been exploring charge $30001 telegraphically in both directions ed Captain Cook's longitude of Keala of the British Transit of Venus mine the longitude of Honolulu, by year, Ho- the Greenwich, and Bay, viz., 156 deg. 00 min. w Expedition of that arrived in comparing the chronometers on board MAGNIFICENT LOT FOR around world from kekua nolulu, the longitude girdle of the earth will and placed Honolulu at 157 deg. 54 min and established an observatory the O. S. S. Co. steamer Mariposa, wltb be complete. w., Waimea, Kauai, 159 deg on Punchbowl street, near the shore, the local, time at each end. This was and at on practically OFFER GOOD FOR SHORT TIME. The following resume of various de 44 min. 30 sec, both of them 8 sec. too the same meridian as C. done for two round trips, giving & ' S. Lyman's 4.79 of the longitude of Ho west. observatory, and sec. mean result of 10 h. 31 m. 25.8 s. DOWN, SAVE RENT. terminations far west of Fleuriais' pier. No pains were SMALL PAYMENT nolulu is condensed from an account During the years 1845-- 6 the late Pro In view of all the above facts, the spared to longitude by furnished by Mr. "W. D. Alexander, fessor Chester S. Lyman, afterwards ascertain the Hawaiian Government adopted 10 h. lunar observations, and the accuracy 31 26.0 formerly Surveyor-Gener- al of the Ha professor at Yale TJrrfversity, who was m. s. as the most probable value, now residing in for his of the work has since been fully con- in rating chronometers and furnishing; Call and see W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL, waiian Islands, and an assistant then Honolulu firmed. Punahou. in the Coast and Geodetic Survey. It health, assisted Mr. David Flitner, standard time, but not for mapping 1634 Young Street, near is especially interesting as showing chronometer maker, in establishing a The observations for longitude were until the recent telegraphic determina- the comparison of various determina small observatory here, and made a continued through the months of Octo- tion made by the TJ. S. Coast and Geo- tions of a large difference of longi series of meridional observations' of .the ber, November and December, 1874. detic Survey. John F. Hayford in tude by a variety of methods and ex moon, in order to determine the longi During this time over 700 meridional tending over three and a half cen tude. The result he obtained, using transits of the moon, thirteen occulta of turies. the predicted . places of the moon in tions the stars, and about 540 zenith In the appended tabular statement the American "Ephemeris," was 10 h. distances of the moon's upper and low the new determination of the longitude 37m. 15s. w., or 12s. too far east. er limbs, combined with those of well. A Bad Skin of the Transit of Venus station, 10 h. In the year 1868. M. Fleuriais, in the Known stars near the moon, were ob- Prick your skin vihh a needle. Too 31 m. 27.2 s., is taken as being correct service of the "Bureau des Longi- served. The first reduction of the ob- will see it is full of blood, fall all the in deriving the errors of the various tudes," who came to observe a transit servations apparently agreed with the time. Bus what kind of blood? Rich determinations. In cases in which the of Mercury at Honolulu, established an result obtained by. Professor Lyman, and pure? Or thin and impurv? Pure & Chandon older determinations referred to some observatory near the Catholic Cathe- viz., 10 h. 31 m. 15 s., but after return blood makes the skin ekar, smooth, Moet meri- ing to Europe other point than the Transit of Venus dral, where he observed nineteen and correcting the tabu healthy. Impure blood covers tbeakia station, they have been .reduced to dional transits of the moon's first limb. lar right ascension by the contemno- - with pimples, sores, boils, ecsasaa, salt-rheu- that station by using the relations in and eight of the second limb. These rary observations made at Washing-observatio- ns eruptions, tetter, position which are. now known. are published in detail in ton, Greenwich. Paris, Konigsbure "White Seal" In the Spanish chart found by Lord the appendix of the Connaissance des Strasburg and the Cape of Good Hope, Anson on board the galleon which he Temps for 1872. The result, as first Captain Tupman increased the result captured ln 1743, a group of islands was published, was 160 deg. 10 min. 38 sec. by about twelve seconds of time. His laid down In the same latitude as the west of Paris, or 157 deg. 50 min. final result by meridional transits of Hawaiian Islands, but 17 deg. too far 23.5 sec. w. of Greenwich, or 5.4 sec. the moon was 10 h. 31 m. 26.0 s.; by east. too far east. zenith distances, 10 h. 31 m. 27.3 s.; by The southernmost and largest island But in No. 2586-- 7 of the Astrono-misch- e occultations of stars. 10 h. 31 m. 26.9 s. eHZVMPftGNE was named La Mesa, which seems to Nachrichten, for April, 1884, The result officially communicated to refer to Hawaii with its high table we find a reduction of Fleuriais' ob- the Hawaiian Government was 10 h. 31 prominent society functions almost exclusively. It land. North of it were La Desgraci servations for longitude, carried m. 27.2 8.. unon which all the mans used at O "A I J il J tlovt-t- v. yjn pages ada, probably Maui: and three small arouna me worm m smce -6 ' then have been based. It is is perfection in Champagne. islands called Los Monjes, which may are given the single results ob-- teresting to note that this value agrees have been Kahoolawe, Lanai and Mo-- tained in Honolulu in October-Dece- , to the tenth of a second with the latest lokai. ber, 1868. 27 in number, and the longi aeiermmauons of the longitude. This chart was published in the nar tude deduced from them is 10 h. 31 m. Captain Tupman, however, after- rative of Lord Anson's voyage in 1749 25.59 s., or 1.3 s. too far east. These wards weighted the above results ac- An official letter from the Spanish results were obtained by combining the cording to the number of observers H. & Co., Ltd. Hydrographical Department to the Ha observations at Honolulu with the employed on each, Hackfeld giving the occul Government, actual observations of the moon's place Mr. Frank Hewett, of Kalgoorlie, W. A, waiian dated Madrid tation result the weight 5, the mean of ends his photograph and cwrad him. 21, 1865, during same period Wash- tells what February states that an an made the at the two first results the weight 4 and " When a boy my skin l,roke oat ia badaore ington, s cient manuscript chart exists in the Greenwich and Paris. M. Fleuriais' result the weight 1, on about my hands. After trying m. great may archives of that office, in which this In September, 1874, Captain G. L. which conditions the resulting longi- remedies in vain, 1 took Ayer's Karsaparilla tude is 10 h. 31 m. 26.3 s. and was quickly cured. Reeeatty I waa If he had troubled again with severe boil, tor one bot- Longitude used the value deduced from Fleuriais' tle of tbe same old remedy completely cured of Transit of work by the Astronomische Nachrich- me. It's tbe greatest blood-purif- y rug coedi Venus Pier Error of ten, his final mean would have been cine in tbe world." Honolulu Longitude 10 h. 31 m. 40.7 b' s. h. m. s. In March, 1875, Captain Tupman John Gaetano, 1555. no chronometers, no log 9 23 6Sm made an attempt to connect Honolulu Cook, 1785, observatory on Hawaii... 10 31 45 18s with San Francisco by transportation AYER'S GOODS Vancouver. 1790, based on Cook, various points 45 to 27 18 to 0 of chronometers. Accordingly twenty SILK DRESS 1819 Freycinet. 26 1 chronometers were carried by H. B. M. Wilkes, 1840, based on Cook 35 8 S. Reindeer, Commander C. V. Anson, 1 Sarsaparilla Lyman, 1845-1S4- 6, moon culminations, predicted places .. 15 12 from Honolulu to the U. S. Navy Yard, Fleuriais, 1868, 27 moon culminations, first computation. 21.8 5.4 There are many " HURTS, UNDERWEAR, SHAWLS, KIMONOS, TEA Mare Island, and compared with the imitation SaraaparUla, Fleuriais. 1868. second computation 25.9 1.3 local time at both stations. Unfor- lie sure you get Ayer'a. GOWNS, PAJAMAS, SMOKING JACKETS, GENTLE- Tupman. 1874. 700 culminations. 13 occultations, 540 zenith tunately the Reindeer was blown out Aid tbe Sarsapariila by keep ing row bowel MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. distances of moon, first computation 15 12 of her course by a northerly gale, in good condition wuh Ayer s Pills Tupman, 1874, second computation 27.2 0.0 which lengthened her voyage seven Pi spared by Dr. J. C. Ayer ft Co.. Lowell, I Tupman, 1874, WNUINX SATSUMA WARE, VASES, URNS, PLATES, combined with first computation of Fleu- or eight days, and lowered the temper- HOLLISTER DRUG CO., Agents. CUPS AND SAUCERS, CHINA SETS, CLOISONNE riais 26.3 0.9 ature in the chronometer boxes as Tupman, 1874, combined with second computation of much 15 deg. F. Hence the result- TAKES. ? s Fleuriais 26.7 0.5 ing determination of the longitude NIRs7j7wrKING7 1875, of Tupman, 20 chronometers, one trip, Honolulu to Honolulu., viz., 10 h. 31 m. 33.2 s. San Francisco 33.2 6.0 3.0 s. w.. had very little value. 14A Walter St., San Francisco, CaL WAVHLIT BLOCK, Hawaiian Government Survey, 1884, chronometers, 2 Again, in. August and September. 1884, Shopping of any description promptly trips. I HOTJTL STJtKTCT round Honolulu to San Fmr. Cisco 25.8" 1.4 an attempt was made by the Hawai- attended to at catalogue rates. Hawaiian Government, adopted in furnishing time 26 1.2 ian Government Survey .vith the co- Reference (by permission) Mrs. B. F. Hawaiian Government, adopted for mapping purposes.. 27,2 0.0 operation of Professor Davidson and Dillingham, Honolulu. THE FXCIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 5, im. BEST. IMPRESSED THEATRICAL VALUES IN BOYS GLOTHING

We call attention that we received a of Tliey Bear Tliis Label The opening bill for the Neill season large stock Boys' Clothing direct from 1 WITH GROWTH at the Opera House tonight will be an New York manufacturers. Goods are now on sale elaborate production of Stanley Wey-man- 's at Bed Rock Prices. splendid romance of the six- James Neill Surprised teenth century, "A Gentleman of Boys' Knee Suits. Boys' Knee Pants. France." All wool i The play worsted in neat patterns; AH wool serges in navy blue. At at Development of resembles somewhat "The sfzes, 5 to 14. At $3.00 suit. Three Musketeers," inasmuch as it is $1.50 a pair. replete with just such stirring action, Scotch tweed knee pants, worsted Honolulu. Boys' Tweed Suits. pants, range pat- To Be Smartly Dressed and the lovable D'Artagnan of the lat- knee large of Neill and his company of ter has a dangerous rival in De All wool; light and dark shades terns, all wool goods. At 75c a James the pair. made-to-measur- in small checks. At 54.00 it is no longer necessary to have your clothes e, players arrived in Honolulu yesterday Marsac of the former. a suit. De Marsac's trusty blade and jaunty Sizes, 5 to 14. White duck knee pants for dress on engagement. Most of devil-may-ca- and pay an excessive price for them. You can buy their third re manner never leave Boys' all wool navy blue serge at 75c a pair. the players are well known to Hono him for a moment. dress suits; best grade. $5.50 a Boys' brown linen knee pants, at custom-mad- e ar ready-to-we- lulu audiences, and as a whole the The stirring story jour- suit. 40c and 50c a pair. company as would tells of his Boys' pants, looks if it win favor ney to the court of Henry of galatea wash fast local playgoers. Navarre colors. 40c a pair. Stein-Bloc- with where he offers his sword in the service Young Men's Suits. h Clothes James Neill and Edith Chapman of the king and meets In sizes of 15 to 18 years; all wool Smart glad to for the first time (Mrs. Neill), are both be back M'lle de la Vire, the fairest lady of the goods In Scotch tweed and blue Mother's Friend Boys' Waists. "ready-made- " they were re for very little more than ordinary coats, and in Honolulu. While court. Shortly afterward the lady is flannels; $7.50 a suit. Will be We carry a complete line. hearsing their parts yesterday after imprisoned by the opposition who closed out at $5.00 a suit. Have you seen our 50c waists? enjoy the distinction of being as fashionably attired as is the noon opera house, both Mr. and have at the set themselves to overthrow the. King- man, pays clothes Mrs. Neill told an Advertiser man that dom of France. Henry who twice as much for paradise of Navarre and it was like getting back into De Rosney, a court power, engage De NEW ARRIVALS which are no better than yours. again to be here in the winter months. Marsac to rescue her from the tower of Mrs. Neill wore a long carnation and Castle of Chize leagues Just received a large stock of childrens white dresses from every line of Stein-Bloc- h Smart Clothes, you can see the six to the In maile lei about her neck and several south. six months up to twelve years, complete line of Sun Bonnets, were in decora- evidence of the tailorman's art, so skilfully executed that the others festive similar The following incidents tell of De Dress Caps in silk and a full line of childrens Wash Caps. tions. Marsac's journey to Chize res- come and his most critical men cannot find fault. "Honolulu is just the place to cue of the lady fair, of how his com- to when you've been floundering about panions, while on the road .from Chize We are agents here for these High grade clothes. Come in In snow the north," said the drifts of to Montez, play him false, and he again Co., Mrs. Neill. "We had engagements in loses her; how he enters the den of his Pacific Import Ltd. and try on and examine the garments. It will give us pleasure Oregon, Montana, Idaho, and and it enemies and alone and practically un- PROGRESS BLOCK FORT STREET was cold, cold, cold. But here cut-throa- to show them to you. all it aided does battle with six ts is just the same balmy Honolulu, with and bests them to the last man; how its blossoms and greenery and feeling he regains the beautiful prisoner and 000(sXD00 of summer in everything. I'm aw- conveys STEIN-BLOC- H SMART SUITS SPRING OVERCOATS, her safely to the court of Hen- tflD fully " ry of Navarre, where the charming $15.00 to $35.00. 'What, ho, de Marsac ," came a romance is brought te a happy ending voice from behind the unlighted foot in a marriage between De Marsac and 8 lights where the performers in the M'lle de la Vire sanctioned by the king attire of fashionable 1903 were gallop- whom he so zealously served. I ing, through the lines of the romantic In the character of the valiant sol play which requires the costumes of dier of fortune Mr. Neill will appear 00iXDO000 1600. At the words Mrs. Neill gave up to splendid advantage, while Edyth . MclNERNY, Ltd Honolulu gossip instanter, and, rush Chapman in the role of M'lle de la Let V represent Mary's age now. ing upon the stage became to all in Vire, the court beauty, will find ma tents and purposes a member of the Ann was then X years old. " terial for the display of her most win French court. , some talents. 2X eqauls io, which was Mary's age when she was IO Mr. NeiU took up 'the thread of the The scenery will be a feature of the years old. discourse. production and the eight different sets Fort and Mercliaiit Streets "We're always glad to come to Ho- forming the background of the move- V equals prime. nolulu. The city always treats us ment of the play, will certainly evoke 2V equals io, and io equals the price of a glass of primo well and we like to reciprocate the much favorable comment. compliment by our presence. lager. "But how Honolulu has grown it's "THE PACE THAT KILLS?" A glass of primo lager every day will keep you alway something marvelous. Maybe you The Sanford company presented a jwmghealth-an- d who live here month in and month out. very interesting comedy melodrama at year in year out, don't appreciate and Orpheum night. play re the change, but we do. The thing the last The Free.... CHARITY RAG DOLL SALE Free.... most noticeable on coming in is the volves around a celebrated race horse Kindergarten Kindergarten development of your harbor resources Daisy and the efforts of the villain to and the increased wharf space. The gain possession of her and secure her Missionary Gleaners' Sale of Dolls, in a race. HAWAIIAN HOTEL, - r " electric cars impress one next. When defeat r play Is very exciting and has we get up town we find the streets The DECEMBER 14 MONDAY AFTERNOON DECEMBER 14 straightened out, electric car tracks on some thrilling climaxes while it is full all of them, and new buildings every- of good comedy. Many claim it to be Tea Punch, Lemonade Punch and Judy, Donkey Party and 8 where. The Alexander Young build- the best thing yet given by this com- Marionettes. Children will be admitted FREE. SIprBH ing naturally strikes one as being an pany. The members were certainly at ornament which would be a credit to their best. any city in the Union. Yes, Honolulu Three horses on the stage at once is SUNDAY CONCERT A VICTOR has certainly grown, and' " certainly an Innovation at the Or TALKING MACHINE "Give me a sword," a voice sounded pheum. . AT MAKEE ISLAND FOR CHRISTMAS from the bleak-lookin- g stage, and Mr. The play is to be repeated tonight Neill abruptly left the reporter, and and deserves a packed house. Monday dashed uporf the assembly of actors On and Tuesday the Sanford will give company will give their farewell per The Territorial band its with a flourish of his arms. Sunday concert at Makee Island, with It is a remarkable thing how a well formances at which time they will trained actor may be talking on almost produce the powerful military drama, the following program: any subject with an outsider, appar- "Northern Lights." PART L ently out of hearing of what is being said upon stage, "The Old Hundred." the but when the MIMIC AND Overture "Peter Schmoll" Weber three last words of a speech which are Watch" his cue, come ever so indistinctly to his Ballad "The Last Pinsuti ears, speech Selection "La Traviata" Verdi he falls instantly into the REAL TRAGEDY Vocal "Four Hawaiian Songs" which fits those words. Arr. by Berger The James Neill company arrived PART II- - Save the Mickels- - yesterday on and It would surprise you to know how the Alameda Suite "Scences Pittorersque" much Is lost to the housekeepers of Ho before noon had fottnd the. way to the Massenet nolulu by falling to return the empty stage of the opera house and began re Two Ballads (a) "Darlings Dream". hearsing for tonight's presentation of Trommer milk and cream bottles. It means $1.50 (b) "Song $3.00 per you "A Gentleman of France." The com- Without Complete Holiday line of Goods now open for Inspection. to month saved If return Ortlep "empties' Co., pany consists of James Neill and his Words" the to Clark Farm Ltd., "Snowflakes" Hause Come in and select your Presents before the Rush. 1139 Fort street. wife, Edythe Chapman, George Bloom Gavotte quist, D. Bowles, J. W. Burton, Rob Overture "In the Dawning". .Munkelt ert Morris, Edward Neill, Miss L. An- "The Star Spangled Banner." drews, and Miss Louise Brownell OrientalKing Street. Among the new members of the com- pany are J. De Lacy, Miss A. Ebbetts OF THE MULTITUDES t SINGS EVERYTHING. Miss F. Forbes, Miss R. Hickstein, who have used it, or are now vuh PLAYS EVERYTHING. Miss G. Kelfer, S. Lewis, C. H. Lorn ing we have never heard of bard and Mrs. Morris, recentlymar it, We seU them for cash or eaay pay- ABC ried to Robert Morris. any one who has been disappoint- ments. Have your The company had an experience last ed in it. No claims are made for In was except those which are amply New instruments and records Just HARNESS and SADDLERY month Wallace, Idaho, which it Holidays. BEERS In shocking contrast to the scenes de justified bv experience. In com- received for the C. R. COLLINS, King Street, near Fort? Work called repaired by Famous the World picted upon the stage. mending it to the afflicted we for and delivered. A miner insisted in smoking a cigar simply point to its record. It P. O. Box Over Fully Matured. in the gallery and the house police has done great things, and it is Phone Main 144. 507. officer, after requesting him to drop BERGS f ROM Sold Everywhere. the cigar," put the miner out. As the certain to continue the excellent curtain went down on "A Gentleman work. There is we may hon- of France," In which Neill had killed estly affirm no medicine which MUSIC AN EVERY DAY about six men, the house policeman can be used with greater and pushed open the doors for the audience more reasonable faith and confi- CO. BARGAIN to leave. As he did so, the miner. dence. It nourishes and keeps up who had armed himself with a Win every-da- y those periods ATTENTION! The best waiting on the strength during Progress Block, Fort Street bargain a good Chester rifle and stood the is beer it sidewalk, opened fire. The bullet when the appetite fails and food makes the pocket book fat for it policeman's cannot be digested. To avoid saves doctor bills. grazed the shoulder but crashed Into the head of Dr. Sims, a imitations and substitutions, this IM1 physician and mason, who was just "trade mark" is put ou every behind. He dropped dead. The chief CHRISTMAS SALE BEEF EATERS of police, who was near by, drew a and the miner. The revolver shot at Beginning November 28, 1903 retreated, kept up the fire. latter but For 4 weeks of DRY GOODS. FAN- p"anic-strick- en and beef The audience was CY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS. We have well fed Island this week that cannot soon the stage was covered with was BOOTS and SHOES, LADIES' UN- fail to please the most fastidious beef epicures. Oh frightened people. Another man DERWEAR, Children's Toys and Oth- JVK shot in the leg by the miner and the ji an unsurpassably er Goods too numerous to mention. the juice ! Best tonic in the world. Has fine flavor chief of police was wounded in the that makes it a great favorite with was finally shot, re- bottle of "Wampole's Prepar- the ones. hand. The miner knowlns ceiving seven bullet wounds from ation' and without it none is GOO KIM & CO Rainier fiottiitur Works. which he died. genuine. It is palatable as honey Corner Hotel and Nuuanu Streets. Co., Ltd. The Neills, who were in their dress- and contains the nutritive and CALL EARLY TO SECURE BAR- Metropolitan Meat AGENT8 FOR HAWAII. ing rooms, thought that firecrackers curative properties of Pure Cod GAINS. MAIN Phone White 1881. P. O. Box 517 were being discharged. Liver Oil, extracted by us from TELEPHONE 45. cod livers, combined with fresh NEW TRIMMINGS AMD DESIGNS THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. JLatter of Thank. the Compound Syrup of Hypo-phosphit- es following of from IN MILLINERY. THERAPION a and popular r The letter thanks and the Extracts of is. H by ted jr. used thCouttnutal capitals Rioord. Judge daughter has Nera-da- Rottan, Jobert, Vcipeau, and otters, combine all the late Estee's Malt and Wild Cherry. Taken Latest style in HATS via S. S. n lh daaiderata to ba sought la a modlcine of tbo been received by Andrew Brown, who, before meals it creates an appe- at- - kind, and atirpaaaea rrcrythlng hitherto employed. on behalf of the Masons, accompanied digestion, renews vital CALIFORNIA THERAPION NO. I maintain, 1U wwtt tite, aids The Wonder Millinery Parlors. ranvwued aud wall men lad reputation (or derange Mrs. Estee with her husband's body to power, drives out disease germs, menu of the kidneys, palna in the back, aad San Francisco: ailments, where red and kindred affording prompt relief 2023 Broderick Street, makes the blood rich, other well tried remedies bare been poweriaaa. elements and Nothing So Sure as Tax-- s and D.atH" ROSE CREAMERY THERAPION No. 2 for impurity of the blood, San Francisco. full of constructive curry, punples, spots, blotches, pains and swelling My Dear Mr. Brown: gives back to the pleasures and Taxes are delinquent after November of )ointa, gout, rheumatism, & all diseases for which 16, of has boon too much a fashion to employ mercury, Both my mother, Mrs. Estee, and I labours of the world many who but certificate membership in the It Honolulu BUTTER aryapanlla 4c. , to the destruction of sufferers' teeth wish to express our thanks to all the had abandoned hope. Dr. S. H. Mutual Burial Association and ruin of hoalth. TbU preparation purines the well as to yourself for the can still be had for $3.50. Phone Main whole system through the blood, and thoroughly Masons as McCoy, of Canada, says : " I tes- from shown to my at the 411. J. H. TOWNSEND, Secretary. Weigh t he butter you are getting and see If eliminate all poisonous matter the body. kindness mother with pleasure to" its unlim- pound weighs sixteen ounces. California THERAPION NO 3 exhaustion, sleep time of my dear father's death, and tify Office with the Townsend Undertak- your lessness, ana an aitirussmg consequences oi ited usefulness as a tissue buil- ing Co. a six- dUaiDstiOD. worry, over ore, c. also for all the honor that was shown Rose Creamery butter is guaranteed iuii It rosaesi can al- ounces of the finest butter made. Used bv surprising power isi restoring strength and vigor to to his memory; and we want you all der.". Its curative powers teen those suffering from the enervating influences d we truly appreciate every- makes a best fa mllles of Honolulu exclusively. long loskfcncc hot.iuiheaJthv to feel that ways be relied upon. It the in cliaaus. thing was done for us. Again er on Ice to your residence. THERAPION i by the principal that new era in medicine and repre- Mrs. H. H. We deliv it ChMuusU" am! McrcIi4Cts throughout the world-Pric- thanking each and every one for all Williams yd. best medical advice of in England. 2s. and 4s. 6d. In order, thoughtfulness in time sents the preparing f lag stare which of the three numbers is their tender this Is r her Annual " twentieth century. Effective and observe that the word "Therapiow of our great sorrow, I am, very sin- the Sale of appears on the British Government Stamp (hi cerely, from the first dose. '"You can- CO., LIMITED white letters on a rod ground) affixed to every Ar-f- c H. HAY & by order of Bis Majesty's lirtn. MAUDE ESTEE DEERING. not be disappointed in it." Sold genuine package Love Building,Novelties Retail 22. TELEPHONES Wholesale 9a VtommisaiooeTa, and without which it is a forgery. Nov. 2S, '03. by all chemists the world oves Fort Street THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 5, lfM.

THE PACIFIC TERRITORIAL JURIES. KINDERGARTEN AND ENTRANCES ON MERCHANT STREET Commercial Advertiser The Independent expresses the Home 100 Doses Rule idea of the sanctity of a juror's CHILDREN' AID - oath by its hostile comments on the For One Dollar WALTER C. 8M1TH EDITOR Hawaiians who, as members of the In the parlor of the Young Women's HARDWARD Christian Association yesterday morn Economy in medicine must be THE PACIFIC CO., SATURDAY DECEMBER 5 Federal Grand Jury, assisted the course of justice in the vouchers in- ing, the .board of supervisors of the measured by two things cost and LIMITED. Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Maw.- V B Colonel Pope, of bicycle fame, re- quiry. Against John C. Lane and effect. It cannot be measured by removal 'of the HACK STAND I met for the regular month- -' HAS ARRANGED for the from Samuel C. Dwight it is vituperative. Association cently said that the first essential to ly meeting. Mrs. A. B. Wood, the new either alone. It is greatest in that the Merchant Street side of its building and customers can Of the former it says his course on avoid the Electric Cars by avai ling themselves of the TWO business success is "advertising"; that president, was in the chair. medicine that does the most for the Grand Jury "is sufficient to hold The routine of business developed trances on that street. second essential was " big adver- ihe money that radically and per- the him up to odium and derision among some interesting facts, among which ad- may be cited the monthly expenditure, manently cures ex- tising" ; and the third, " bigger his own kind;" and its opinion of Mr. at the least amounting to nearly a thousand dol- pense. vertising." Dwight incapable of origi- That medicine is NOW OPENING is of "one lars; and the great number of minor New lines of HOLIDAY GOODS, comprising selections of nating or of making a show of fight surgical dressings under Mrs. Thomp- THE PASSING OF DOWIE. because he has neither of them." And son's direction, numbering over a hun- Hood's Sarsaparilla FINE CUT GLASS, dred. purifies CHINA, Dowie has had a remarkable career the Independent goes on to say: "He It and enriches the blood, HAVILAND AND ENGLISH Some changes were made in the BEER STEINS, as a financier: but anybody who has (Dwight) recently had the impudence committees, Miss Alice Jones taking cures pimples, eczema and all METTLACH the hypnotic power of deceiving people and bold effrontery to crave for public Mrs. Gartley's place on the Fort Street eruptions, tired, languid feelings, CHAFING DISHES AND PLATED WARE Committee; Mrs. Elizabeth Water-hous- e GOODS, into giving their savings to him, may favor at the hands of the Hawaiian loss of appetite . SPORTING and Mrs. Arthur Wall, succeed- and general debility accumulate as much as he did. The electorate, when he knows nothing of ART GOODS AND ARTISTS' MATERIALS. ing to Mrs. Cornelia Hyde Collins and "I have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla men, how to defend his own fellows. Both and FRAMING A final success of such however, Miss Hopper, on the Vineyard Street found it reliable and giving perfect satisfac- ARTISTIC PICTURE SPECIALTY! is tested by their power to manage have shown that neither of them are Committee; Mrs. W. L. Howard filling tion. It takes away that tired feeling, gives fit to any high position. the vacancy on the Publication Com- energy and puts the blood in good their properties, to endure prosperity be trusted for . condition." by O. Miss Effie Colons.-- 1635 10th to keep dupes in line to Of the other two, they are much be- mittee caused Mrs. P. Emerson's Street! N. W., Co., and their resignation; and Mrs. Henry Castle, on Washington, D. C. The Pacific Hardware Ltd. make good all losses or deficiencies. neath them, because we know whereof the same committee, taking the chair- Hood's Sarsaparilla promises to MERCHANT STREET. That is where Dowie failed. He we" are speaking, not by hearsay, but manship, in place of Miss Mary Alex- cure and keeps the promise. was able, at first, in his character of from contast and experience." ander, who, however, still remains a hungry zealot, to secure thousands of The offences of Mr. Lane and Mr. member of the committee. are to be two Dwight as we Home There entertainments converts and hundreds of thousands understand the in this month in which the kinder- of dollars. The people and the money Rule paper, were in not refusing to gartens are concerned. One is the play he invested in Zion City. His enter- indict or reprimand Hawaiians accused to be given by the girls of the Kin- In prises were well started but in the in- of breaking the law. The Independent, dergarten Training School at Progress Reduction Price community life like the party behind it, believes Hall, December 12th, with the two-fol- d evitable frictions of that object of raising money for the kinder- and business he lost his grip upon the a Hawaiian juror should always clear garten Christmas entertainments, and Kodaks veneration of his followers. As the a Hawaiian offender, especially when of giving the parents and friends of I latter grew more commercial, they be he has been brought to bar by a white tht kindergarten infants an object les- For Electric Power I" son in proper method of observing came less credulous; and as Dowie man. Inevitably and always, the na the Christmas. The other event is a Doll became more prosperous he became tive Home Ruler of the lower type, Sale to be held on the lanai of the The less respected. There was mutiny draws a color line in court. Justice, Rbyal Hawaiian Hotel, December 14th, Films and Hawaiian Electric Company announces a reduction in the rate for among the lace-make- rs; many people the sanctity of a juror's oath, are the proceeds of the candy booth and electric current supplied for power. On and after December ist. 1903, go left "Zion" and flouted the pretensions nothing to him; what he wants to do is one doll table to into the treasury the rate for power will be 16 cents per kilowatt hotv for all power up to Society, and the per-quisiti- es Paper re- of the Gleaners 100 kilowatt hours per month; thence on a sliding scale to 10 cents per of Dowie to be a resurrected and to use a juror's power to protect people from the other doll table and kilowatt hour for 1000 kilowatt hours per month; thence on a propor- incarnated prophet of old; contribu- of his own race from the consequences side-sho- to be for the Kindergarten Just Received Ex tionate scale 6 tions fell off. Then Dowie tried a of their misdeeds. When Hawaiians Association, the admission receipts to to cents per kilowatt hour for 2700 kilowatt hours per Siberia" month. All coup d'theatre. To New York he went appear who, like Messrs. Lane and be equally divided between the two current above 2700 kilowatt hours per month will be 6 cents charities. per kilowatt to a revival, hoping to draw into Dwight, have respect for their sworn hour. The usual 5 per cent discount will be allowed on all start For the Association, Christmas giv- bills paid on tithe-bearin- or before the 10th of the succeeding month. his church enough g wealth duty and do not distinguish racially ing already has begun. The Doll Sale A minimum charge of $1.00 per horse-pow- er to save the credit of Zion City, over between culprits under the ban of the has been started by presents of five Developing and per month will be made. which the shadow of a receivership law, they are abused for it by the ig- dollars from Mrs. J. M. Dowsett and Mrs. S. M. Da- But New York of own race, twenty dollars from had begun to hover. norant and vicious their mon, and the Christmas trees in the Printing heard and laughed. A rich and well-fatt- ed of whom the Independent is an exem- kindergartens will be the gayer for evangelist, standing in the very plar. They are abused, partly to dis- twenty-fiv- e dollars which Mrs. S. N. Guaranteed HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC Co., Ltd. whirl of wordly life, in an age of cipline them and partly to frighten Castle has contributed for their fruit- age. Office King rationalism, and proclaiming himself other jurors who may also be inclined near Alakea, Phone Main 390. the returned Elijah could only be met to do their duty in the face of racial with ridicule and jeers. Out of New prejudice. , MARITAL TROUBLES HOLLISTER DRUG CO,, York's three millions but forty-seve- n This is a serious matter indeed and people were "converted," unless rectified in some wafr it will OF THE KNUBBES fOBT STREET. none of them being people of means work vast harm to the Territory and women. Money along Fred Schiefer, father of Mrs. Knubbe, James F. Morgan, President; Cecil Brown, Vice and most of them to our development traditional F. Hustace, Secretary; Predew not made, by the New York American lines. who accuses him of having signed her Charies H. Atherton, Auditor; W. was lost, Hoogs, Treasurer and Manager. it venture; and but one thousand dol- name to divorce papers, denies the story and gives his version of the affair ESZ-u-stsic- e were subscribed by Zlonites out The New York Sun has the follow- There'll be no tuouble to select your X-t- lars as follows: He says that Fred Johan-se- n, cfc Co., d.. demandedTjy Dowie as a ing entertaining dispatch: of the million a sailor, courted his daughter and Christmas presents this year, as our WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS Ex-Que- en IN pledge of their fidelity. Now ruin CHICAGO, Nov. 15 Lili-- got her to promise to marry him on the kept up pass stock is fully to requirements comes. . uokalani of the Hawaiian Islands return of his ship from San Francisco. through Chicago yesterday on with seasonable goods. Firowood, Stove, Steam, every minute and ed her During his absence Louis Knubbe took Blacksmith's Coal But fools are born way to Boston, where she is to join a fancy to the woman and spoke to Also hyp- her Black and White Sand. elephone Main If Dowie disappears some one of her husband and spend the winter. marriage. Mr. Schiefer, & l f 395. father about ' Special Attention Given to Draying. notic power and equally incredible pre- Her secretary and a few other island- who did not know of the Johansen af- ,o.. i - tensions will enlist as many dupes as ers are her companions. fair, told him he wouldn't mind if You've noticed the magnificent significance stop drinking. lat- in some fantastic enter- "No whatever attaches Knubbe would The LEATHER GOODS in one of our win- he did other to her Majesty's present visit," said ter did for awhile and paid attention prise. The passing of Dowie will be her secretary, "she is simply going on to the girl but drink got the better of dows. Byron Hot no particular gain to the world; there a visit to Boston where her husband" him. There was then a family row Springs Fire Insurance a Mio What HnmBTiltV YlffdS is resides and where she will probably over Knubbe, whereupon the'girl ran Only 68 Miles Prom San Francisco on stay Of course, may away by B, F. in the number of persons all winter. she with him and was married Main Line Southern Pacific Co. TH DILLINGHAM CQMPAM, a reduction visit Washington. She is not giving Pastor Felmy. The couple lived in More beautiful goods could not be ft) who are easily gulled. MOST WONDERFUL SPRINGS General Agents for Hawaii -- her claim for a pension from the Uni- furnished rooms on Fort street. When found anywhere. Atlas Assurance Company - t f- ted States a thought. All that she Johansen got back and learned of the IN of London AMERICA. Phoenix Assurance Company of Los GOOD FOR THE TERRITORY. could do in that direction has been wedding he and a friend went to see don. HOT SALT, HT, MUD AND SUL- done." Mrs. Knubbe who said she was living New York Underwriters Agency. Hereafter the small farmer who asks unhappily. Divorce suggested. PHUR BATHS. We had never supposed that the ls.te wai The VIENNA BRONZE desk requi- Pine warm swimming Providence Washington Insurance about openings in Hawaii will not get Johansen promising to marry her if tanks. Drink- Company. Governor Dominis, husband of the ing waters of wonderful curative quali- a circular telling him that he can only she got one. Mrs. Schiefer came into sites each piece a work of art, will ties. Pronounced Phenix Insurance Company of Brook Queen, had gone to Boston. the affair then and advised her daugh- the best in America lyn. raise coffee and that coffee doesn't appeal to the lover of the beautiful. for Rheumatism. Gout, SclaUca and t ter to come home and begin divorce Malaria. pay. The new Commissioner, Major proceedings. Mrs. packed up ALBERT RAAS, Manager. Panama is having a glorious time Knubbe Thoroughly modern steam heated ho- settle up the hus- & Insurance Department Pratt, will do his best to over the treaty which signed and went leaving a note for her tel as comfortable in Winter as Sum- office, fourtB has been lawyer floor, Stangenwald land with industrious Americans and orf band. Conferences with Vivas mer. building. both sides. But there Is many a followed, paid $46 "We have added new goods in every in doing so he will confer the greatest the father him and Call at Advertiser Office for booklets, slip between a signed treaty and a rati- Mrs. Knubbe signed the papers herself. you or on Mr. J. K. upon Territory. department, and will find gifts Burkett, who kindly HAWAIIAN SODA MTCKS possible benefit the fied one. Action by the Senate is com- All went well until the woman saw the allows the use of his name. means to Ha- here of real value, from Fifty Cents to The American farmer ing next and while It will probably be accounts of the affair in the papers when ; she claimed she was being Address, H. R. WARNER, waii: favQrable, prudence will suggest that One Thousand Dollars. I. A vast increase in diversified do- "blackmailed" and returned to Knubbe. Manager. FOR ODA AND CARBON ATSO the hurrahing wait until all the Her father says her statement to the Byron Hot Springs, Contra WATERS. mestic and export production. Costa bridges are crossed. local press was untrue and he threat- County, CaL Vhons Bins 1ATL II. Cheaper living- - for consumers. ens to put somebody on the reef. H F. & III. Large additions to taxable Senator Hanna is one of six Senators Wichman Co, Ltd. property. Platt, Quay, Cullom, Allison and A Lucky Find. JEWELERS. New Shipments of tbe Latest Styles of the Celebrated i JV. A steadier and more dependable Spooner being the other five whose Great excitement prevailed at the Fort Street. electorate. States will decide the next Republican fish market early this morning, when V. The more rapid Americanization nomination for President. The friends a monster shark, the largest ever seen here, was brougnt by Jap of the Territory, promoting the inter- of Roosevelt will be pleased to know in some Domestic Sewing fishermen, who immediately proceed- Machines ests of Statehood. that he is getting along famously with ed to cut the carcass up. The dorsal HOW'S .THIS The life of the land is established in Hanna and will hope for good results fin of the sea monster, measured nearly SOLD FOR ALMOST INDUSTRY. Hail the small farmer. in the other quarters. seventy-tw- o Inches, and will be pre- Bishop, 4 f sented to the Museum. But The San Francisco County Clerk's the bystanders nearly went wild when HALF OF The art of counterfeiting food prod- upon opening the stomach of the FORMER PRICES office Is being probed by the shark $7.00 ucts seems to have enlisted much of Grand a variety of ship's Instruments and Jury. Why such invidious distinction ex- We have decided to dispense with sewing machine agents and the rare talent that once went in for sailors clothes were found, upon against the other offices? amining the lining of the stomach there Deposited Monthly imitating bank bills. The Argonaut were also found several cards explain- give the public the benefit of the commission heretofore paid ttf says ordinary liver patty is now ing the that Hu First Oali on Susan, merits of the Douglass Patent solicitors. made into Strassburger. pate de foie Closet, sold by Bath the Plumber, and ESTIMATED VALUE. When you go to see a gal you guaranteed against leakage, Former Now by means of borax and finely hev and the 8 $1000.00 Price gras annoyance of running Cash, end years never met, you don't expec' to git ac- water. Phone 10 years 1393.10 chopped pieces of black silk represent- Main 999. Cash, end Domestic No. 3 (Locti stitck) quainted real well the first time 5 years 1964.96 $45.00 $25.00 ing truffles; in Paris he says, snails are let Cash, after maturity us show you our Cash, 10 years after maturity... 2771.79 lungs of ornamental awnings New (Chain adulterated with the cattle and curtains which protect furniture, DomestiG No. 3 and Lock stitii) 60.00 35.00 and horses; even entirely artificial bric-a-bra- c, and rugs from the sun and ANNUAL ANNUITIES. 312.19' New snails are manufactured, the shells be- glare and you will wonder you never NEW 5 years after maturity Domestic No. 8 (DropDead GDain and knew their worth before, pearson and 10 years after maturity 171.38 ing recoated with slime, and filled with potter company. bockStitGH) 75.00 45.00 lung; "chopped truffles" are made out --t. For particulars call and see of black rubber, silk, or softened Moana Lost Her Rudder. BOOKS FOR leather; "whole truffles" are made Fhessis BnHSing and Loan ALL IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION AND ATTACHMENTS The accident to the steamship Mo-an- a, Saags, from roasted potatoes flavored with briefly told of in the cable dis- V COMPLETE. ether; and "fresh rooster combs" are patches last week, is reported in the Associates, made hog's intestines. Perhaps CHRISTMAS from Chronicle on November 26, as follows: these are examples enough without A telegram from Puget Sound yes- Judd Building, Fort St. Entrance. New popular im- HAMM-YOUN- G Mo-an- novels in 200,000.00' drawing further from the reports of terday reported that the steamer a, Guaranteed Capital $ THE VON CO., Ltd mense variety 8,000,000.00 "U. S. Consuls to sustain the plea for a from Sydney, had struck the rocks for Christmas Subscribed Capital was presents. Paid-u- p Capital 900,000.00 ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL national pure food law. and immovable for several hours, A nicely bound BUILDING. as a result of making a wrong course good book for a gift shows in entering the William Head quaran- K. brought excellent taste on the part John Sumner has from tine station. The rudder was carried Tahiti a fine reenforcement to his col- away and some other slight damage of the sender. ony of heirs. It consists of sisters, was done. The Moana is well known They arrived on the "Ala- oousins and aunts or things to that here, having formerly been on the meda" and are now on dis- Sydney route connecting with effect. The more heirs the less pres- this play. IDO port, and is commanded by Captain sure from any one of them seems to Carey. you can obtain an up-to-da- te office in the new ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING for $20.00 be Mr. Sumner's idea. per month and upwards. The price includes hot and cold water, electric lights and janitor service Mistook the symptoms: He "Look HAWAIIAN NEWS CO. The new fireproof warehouse just back of the Young Building is now complete with freight army tho at woman on A disbanded always fills that the other side of elevator, and storage room may be obtained on application to the agents of the building. ranks of criminals. The many rob- the street waving her hands about her head. Is she practicing physical cul- beries and hold-up- s reported from the LIMITED. ture?" She "Mercy, no! She's de- HAMM-YOUN- G Transvaal show the are no YOUNG VON CO, that Boers scribing her new hat to another wo- BUILDING STORE. THE LTD. exception to the rule. man." Chicago News.

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Mme. Umm t. Patti. when she made her w. tnr. nv- - a - ' mntnrt -i JJVStUl milCl BISHOP BANKER: ican tour nxed on $5,000 a concert as her remuneration and previous ft CO.. $5000 EM W LL AM S to each concert the money was to be S8TABIJBHKD TS 1858, shown to her or her legal representative in due form in the box office before she went on the stage. Banking Department. departnssa Yesterday Mme. Patti sat in her apartments and received a Transact business In all REWARD! message from of banking. THROAT WELL her lawyer that the advance sale of seats had onlv Collections carefully attended to. TOR NOJJEALING brought in $3,180, so she refused to go to the theater. The local Exchange bought and sold. 1 the Arrest and Conviction manager of the theater pleaded with Mme. Patti to sing. He told OF her it meant the disappointment of a great manv people and an injury to the reputation of his house. But she would not unbend. Commercial and Travelers Letters Finally the owners of the theater were reached bv telephone. Credit issued on the Bank o. Call Bryan in Britain Patti in Contempt A Queen and N. M. Rothschild & Sons, Loni JOHN COOK They had already paid $500 for a box at the concert but rather than disappoint Correspondents: The Bank of AND their patrons they promised to make up out of their own fornla, Commercial Banking Co. Anne Jewel Hopes of Reyes Captain pockets the needed $2,000 to insure Mme. Patti's appearance and she ydney, Ltd., London. CHARLES COOK was so informed. Then she drove up from the hotel, reaching Carter Released High-Price- d Song. the theater only a quarter of an hour late and the concert went on. Drafts and cable on of It lasted about ninety minutes. As late comers contributed transfers Williams, California, who re- enough to balance and Japan through the Hongkong lieved the $500 the owners had paid for their box, the Shanghai Banking Corporation iooo tourists visiting Cook's performance cost them roughly $2,000, or Springs something over $22 a Chartered Bank of India, Australia of all their dyspepsia, (ASSOCIATED PRESS MAIL SPECIAL.) minute. The scale of prices for the concert had been so arranged China. biliousness, stomach arid liver that the house would have it NEW YORK, Nov. 28. The Wiener Allegemeine Zeitung has held $10,000 if had been entirely sold. troubles, and rheumatism. CAPT. CARTER RELEASED. Interest allowed on term deposits a dispatch from Berlin, according to a Vienna cablegram to the the following rates per annum, vis: Times, which says: LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Nov. 28. A few minutes before four Seven days' notice, at 2 per cent. Cook's S Mineral ex-capta- in Three months, per cent. Water "Though there can be no doubt that the recent operation on o'clock this morning Oberlin M. Carter, of engineers, at walked out of the portals of the Federal prison Six months, at V4 per cent. Emperor William concerned a benignant formation, the process of at Fort Leavenworth Twelve months, at 4 per cent. is an absolutely pure mineral water a free man. At the gates he was met by his uncle, L. D. Carter, healing has not taken the favorable course hoped for. and immediately in Trust Department. bottled at the springs in its nat- driven a hack to the Union Depot in this city. "There is absolutely no question of any danger, but from the This last a Act as trustees under mortgagee. ural state, and not carbonated. movement was ruse to throw the newspaper men, whom Manage estates, real and personal. whole course of the process of healing hitherto it seems as though he wished above all things to avoid, off the track. At the Union Collect rents and dividends. unexpected complications had arisen which rarely follow a simple Station he was met by a representative of the Associated Press, Valuable papers, wills, bonds, and while Carter received for safe keeping. operation for so called singer's polypus. still staunchly refused to be interviewed as to his Tel. Main 347. plans as to the future, he said : Accountant Department. "In court circles there is a certain uneasiness, which in the last ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED "I will catch the Missouri Pacific train out of here at 5:14 Auditors for corporations and t few days found expression in talk of the possibility or even prob- o'clock to Kansas City and there after breakfast will take the fast vate firms. Books examined and reported ability of a new operation. It is impossible to verify the latter Santa Fe train direct to Chicago. I wish to spend, Sunday with my Statements of affairs prepared. rumor. mother, who is over-anxio- us to see me." Trustees, on bankrupt or insolvent i "The Emperor, whose mood remains good, has been ordered by While awaiting his train, the ex-arm- y officer conversed freely estates. Office, 924 Bethel street his physicians to take the greatest rest and spare his vocal organs on a large number of subjects, but always skillfully avoided the as much as possible." introduction of anything in regard to his conviction or his plans Savings Department. for the future. He spoke at length about the prison, but even then Deposits received and interest allow BRYAN IN BRITAIN. turned the talk from ed at 4 per cent per annum, in himself to generalities. In regard to himself cordance with rules and regulations Nov. Bryan visited Not- : NEW YORK, 29. Hon. William J. he merely said copies of which may be obtained tingham yesterday as the guest of the Mayor of that city, says "I am feeling as well as could be expected under the circum- application. the London correspondent of the Times. stances: deprived to an extent, as I was, of exercise, I could not Insurance Department. Speaking to the board school children Mr. Bryan said a school hope to be better situated :" Agents for FIRE, MARINE, LIFsV was a manufacturing establishment more important than any which The captain looked much older than when he entered the prison ACCIDENT, and EMPLOYEES' INA turned out iron or cotton. Schools were the greatest manufacturing nearly four years ago, but showed no trace of ill health. BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIBA establishments in the world, for they dealt with priceless raw It was thought last night that an officer of the Department of Insurance office. 924 Bethel street. and-turne- d material out a finished product above value., Justice might be at the prison gates to re-arre- st Carter on an old PATTI IN TROUBLE. indictment, but such was not the case. When he decided to leave 28. of Supreme the gates were thrown open to him and he passed out of the prison Handsome NEW YORK, Dec. Justice Fitzgerald the walls Court has issued an order commanding Madame Adelina Patti, the for the first time since he was brought into court during his Eyes to a an of corpus. at- in court cause why she should not be attempt obtain release by act habeas He was singer, to appear and show tired just as he was his of Do not always mean perfect, easy, or punished for contempt of court for having failed to obey a sub- on arrival at the time his incarceration. vision. s KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 28. M. restful poena with which she was served about two weeks ago, ordering The train bearing Oberlin Outwardly the eyes may be perfect Carter arrived in 'Kansas City at 6:30 this morning. The ex-offic- er Inwardly they may be deformed, caus- her to appear in the Supreme Court and explain her connection with and his little party immediately transferred to the ,regular east-boun- d ing overexertion of delicate nerve land the concert company incorporated for her farewell tour in America. Fe muscle appendages with consequent her default was noted when the Santa train, which started for Chicago at 7:30. But little Madame Patti left town, and was paid to the party, which made every effort to avoid headaches, indigestion and numerous case was called and she did not respond. At that time she pleaded attention bodily notice. Breakfast was eaten on the as it left Kansas City other ills. did not the subpoena. train We do not always fit eye glasses and that she understand The train is due in Chicago at 8:45 tonight. spectacles to make you see better, but MARINES FOR PANAMA. to make you see more easily to rid NEW YORK, Nov. 28. Equipped for a long stay in Panama, you of head or eye aches, to improve OC0000C00 your general health. two companies of marines are ready to sail on the supply ship Culgoa tomorrow morning. They have been fitted out with cloth- Are You the Man You Ought to be? ing appropriate to the tropical climate. There are 180 men in the Ai N. SAN FORD, ARE YOU AS STRONG AS YOU LOOK? OR HAVE YOU WEAK two companies. The Culgoa is bound for Colon, and will carry NERVES. FAILING OR LOST VITAL POWER, WASTE OP nanofacturing Optician 330,000 pounds of meat, and fowl for the Christmas dinners of the STRENGTH, VARICOCELE, POOR MEMORY, DULL AND STUPID BOSTON BLDG., FORT ST., marines and sailors now doing duty at the isthmus. FEELINGS, LOST AMBITION, WEAK BACK AND GENERAL BREAKING DOWN OF YOUR MANLY POWERS? Over May & Co. A QUEEN ANNE JEWEL. Have you doctored without bene- PROPER MANAGEMENT NEW YORK, Nov. 28. There have been sold at Christie's fit? Is your stomach ruined from The proper management of an drugs and your money wasted? Are' estate involves great care and C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. auction rooms here, says the Herald's London correspondent, rare you tired of trying useless reme- responsibility. pieces of porcelain, quaint Dresden and other China, but one of the dies? Then come to me. I have a This the HAWAIIAN TRUST you PROPRIETORS most sensational events ever known there was a fight for the pos- positive and certain cure for in CO., LTD., Is prepared to give. 4 session of a pendant jewel given by Queen Anne to Sir George Dr McLaughlin's Elhctric Belt 923 Fort street. Allardyce. It was thought that the jewel might change hands for You put It on when you go to bed Heat Market something like $10,000. The bidding began with an offer of $2,500 and sleep peacefully under the in- Mikinui vitalizing soon the completion was left to the well known art dealers who fluence of its warming, G. IRWIN CO. but power. You awake full of ambi- WM. & Ltd. AND struggled against each other until the sum of $32,500 was reached, tion, with a healthy desire to tackle at which price it was sold. your day's work. Each day you Wm. Q. Irwin... President and Manages gain new life from it, and soon be Claus Spreckels First Vice-Presids- nt HOPES OF REYES. Vice-Preside- GROCERY gin to feel yourself a man among W. M. Giffard... Second nt NEW YORK, Nov. 28. From a copy of a cablegram sent by men. Each symptom of your trou- H. M. Whitney, Jr.. Treasurer and See. General Reyes, the Colombian commissioner to Washington while ble gradually disappears, strength George W. Ross.. Auditor Our entire line of Live Island and he was in Port Limon, Costa Rica, says the Herald's correspondent, takes the place of weakness, and Sugar Factors and Commission Agents Coast Turkeys and Poultry now on will your life is made happy by the AGENTS FOR THE it seems his last hope is that the Latin American republics in restoration of your old health and hand for Christmas. struct their representatives at Washington to confer with him in a vigor. Oceanic Steamship Compaq peaceful protest to the United States Government. In his dispatch Ylttl Weakness and Kidney Trouble FULL LINE OF Of San Francisco, CsX which was addressed to the Chilean Minister at Caracas, Venezuela, HURLTON, Cal. only practical the Latin AGENTS FOR THE General Reyes declares he believes the thing DR. MCLAUGHLIN Dear Sir: I commenced using your Belt a Scottish Union & National Insuranes Fresh Island Meats American countries can do to safeguard their interests and maintain month ago today and I have nothing but words of praise for the man- Company of Edinburgh. their brotherhood is to order their representatives at Washington to ner in which it has benefited me. I felt the good effects the first night I Wilhelma of Magdeburg General In- wore it and it is helping me right along. I have to work pretty hard, confer with him and together take friendly action with the Amer- years. any surance Company. but I feel stronger and better than I have for If one had Associated Assurance Company el Orders promptly attended to and de- ican Government to arrange the question which he considers equally told me that it were possible for me to be so greatly benefited in one not believed Munich ft Berlin. Tel. 2511. P. O. affects all nations of their race. He says also he has sent similar month's time I could have them. A Assurance livered free. Blue 3ox Yours truly, H. H. BROWN, SR. Alliance Marine General 1013. despatches to Mexico, Central America, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, Co., Ltd., of London. Chile, Argentina and Brazil. I Royal Insurance Company of Liver- Corner Beretania and Alakea strtsets. You Should pool, Company PRICES FOR PATTI. Call and see what a fine piece of mechanism It is, and what power it Alliance Assurance si has. you call, send for my book free if you Bend Lon "on. YORK, Nov. 28. A theatrical firm of this city has prob If can't about it; Rochester German Cent NEW this ad. g. Insurance ably paid as high a price to hear a concert as was ever paid in this dr. m. Mclaughlin, 9iS5ff'SS pany of N. Y. Holiday country. It cost them between $20 and $25 a minute to hear Mme. Office Hours 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. ; Sunday 10 to 1. i Patti sing. 00000000 WM. G. 1RW1H k COMPAHV. U Novelties AGENTS FOB Francisco, Cal. From SWITZERLAND, GERMANY, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel- t ' i phia, Pa. ; FRANCE AND ENGLAND. . i1 ' : : ' - - The latest fads in Household Utensils j, i ' a Newell Universal Mill Co., Manufac- i turers of National Cane Shredder, New . S . and Kitchen Ware. . (..''r . . . ' ' : Y. 1 York, N. OUR PRICES THE LOWEST! ! tr " - . 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Lopo Austin vs. John D. Holt, Jr.. and Wm. R. Holt, was argued and submit- mr, CURE 1 ted. C. F. Peterson and" T. McCants mm DEMURRER Stewart appeared for the plaintiff. H. I E. Cooper appeared for John D. Holt, FINEST STOCK Jr., upon a writ of error, and Arthur A PEORIA MERCHANT KM0WS A i A. Wilder for Wm. R. Holt on appeal BY from Judge Robinson. The plaintiff SPECIFIC FOR RHEUMATISM. OF i BIRBE claimed that in his minority he had been deprived of certain property in- He Speaks From Experiences for herited from his mother, through a sale first-nam- He' Tried the Remedy Himself in by the ed defendant to the second named. Judge Robinson gave aCase of Several Years Standing him judgment for about $6,000 includ- Denies the Power ing interest, defendant John D. Holt, In Peoria, 111., everybody knows Mr. Holiday Jr., being found in default. The de- Goods A. store is located fendants went to the appellate court Strumpf, whose fur of Court and under different pleadings, but both at No. 419 Main street. Mr. Strumpf's cases were heard as one. business takes him to New York city In Honolulu. Plaintiff. MORMONS DIVORCED. frequently and on one of these trips he Kodak Judge De Bolt granted a divorce to learned of a specific for the cure of This Kate Hottendorf against Henry Hot-tendo- rf rheumatism which he tried with such S. S. CHINA on the ground of non-suppo- rt. unexpectedly good results that he is JUST RECEIVED PER C. For Christmas Mrs. Gertz Has Her Day F. Peterson, her attorney, at the anxious that others should know of it. MARKETS. time of hearing was engaged before FROM THE ORIENTAL He says: the f Supreme Court, and the peculiar THESE GOODS WERE PERSON- in Court Against J. sight was witnessed of a trial without "Nearly everybody can tell you of a Biggest value ever offered in attorneys MANA- and only one of the parties remedy for rheumatism, but during the kodaks. This No. 3A is the lat- ALLY SELECTED BY THE A. Magoon. to the suit being present, the libellee long years that I suffered from this dis- est model with many new ideas. not making an appearance and the ease I never heard of but one thing that Picture, 314x5. GER OF SAYEGUSA'S STORE. besides being her own sole wit- would cure it. I tried it myself and ness. The parties Mor- are Mormons. haven't had a touch of rheumatism Price, Mrs. Hottcndorf Tells About When Mrs. Hottendorf was questioned since. In my case the disease did not $20.00 Silk Shawls, Embroideries about promotes as mon Marriage Rapid Trans- their marriage she answered. trouble roe all the time, but at intervals A kodak health Pieces, "Under the Mormon laws nobody is the pain was very severe and medicine it takes the kodaker out of Kimonos, Linen Center it Injunction. allowed in the room where a marriage did not seem to have the least effect on doors, is a pleasure unequaled Is being performed except the mar- it. On one of my visits to New York a and will make an excellent Table Covers, riage couple and the priest who is per- friend who had been cured of rheuma- Christmas gift. New stock just forming ceremony." by Judge Gear yesterday morning, on the tism Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for received at Decorated Vases and China Ware. Return of summons as served has Pale People advised me to try them. motion of Attorney General Andrews, been made in the divorce suit of MaTy He was so enthusiastic that I did so with the consent of Messrs. Robertson Matzie Ferreira against Joseph Fer-reir- a. and the result surprised me, for I had and Dunne, continued the trial of E. A return made last August was almost despaired of a permanent cure. was The pains began to disappear M. Jones for murder until Monday that the libellee believed to be in before I Latest Novelties in San Francisco. The ground of libel had finished the first box and three morning, for reasons conveyed to the is extreme cruelty, boxes completely cured me. That was Photo Supply Co. court privately which were considered Summons in the Knubbe divorce case nearly two years ago. so you see my good and sufficient. has been returned unserved at the re- cure was permanent. I recommend Dr. PORT STUSET quest of counsel for the plaintiff. Williams' Pink Pills every chance I DEMURRER BY BIRBE. RAPID TRANSIT CO. DEMURS. get and know of many people whom the pills have benefited." Henry C. Birbe, Jr., by his attorney, "Castle & Withingtoa have filed a Henry Hogan, yesterday filed a demur- demurrer to the compls int of Excelsior Rheumatism is always painful, but rer to the petition of C. B. Maile and Lodge, L O. O. F., against Honolulu few people know how really dangerous TOYS others, to void the election of Oahu Rapid & Co. Transit Land It contains county officers, in which Birbe is named it is on account of the liability that it 1893 1903 fifteen grounds of demurrer, all of a may as one of the respondents, he having technical nature. The one is attack the heart. Dr. Williams' been inspectors last chairman of in the "That it does not appear how the com- Pink Pills are especially well adapted WE ARE STILL 7Jh precinct of the fifth district. It is plainant is remediless according to the for the treatment of this trouble demurred Supreme Court IN THE LEAD Lacquered Wares, that the has struct rules of the common law or why through the blood (the only correct no jurisdiction either of the case or should it have relief in a court of way) and their power in all disorders of this defendant, that the chief plain- equity." The suit is for an injunction Screens. tiff has no capacity to sue, that there against a switch in the Rapid Transit of the blood and nerves makes them of s . is a misjoinder of parties plaintiff and greatest Co's track opposite the complainant's the value in such stubborn We Stake Reputation defendant, and that several causes of property in Fort, near Beretania street. diseases as locomotor Our on the action have been improperly suited, ataxia, partial that facts are not stated sufficient to CITATION. OF GARNISHEE. paralysis, St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, Assertion that Our Lines Today CHATELAINE BAGS IN GREAT VA- constitute a cause of action and, fur- J. H. Fisher is cited as garnishee to neuralgia, nervous headache, after- appear Judge Mon- ther: before Robinson on effects of the grip, of fevers, and of w RIETY. CURIOS. day and show cause why he should "That the complaint is ambiguous, , other acute diseases, palpitation pay of the DO NOT FORGET THIS STORE unintelligible and mcertain; that it not the judgment entered in favor heart, anaemia, pale and sallow com Are incomparably better than they of & j have any HOLIDAY nowhere appears as to whether or not Allen Robinson and against Vic plexions, and all forms of weakness. been at time during our busi- WHEN LOOKING FOR this complaint is made under the law. tor H. Hoffman and John F. Riley. At all druggists, or direct from Dr. ness career of ten years. An assertion NOVELTIES. of the Territory of Hawaii of the ses- All the debts or money due by respond- Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, of this kind is not to be lightly made. sion of 1903, or whether the contest is ent to Hoffman & Riley are attached N. Y., fifty cents per box; six boxes for We value our reputation highly and be- :o: brought under the Civil Laws of the in the meantime to answer the judg- two dollars and a half. lieve it to have been earned fairly Hawaiian Islands of 1897 compiled ment. -f-- through a fidelity to principle, main- from the civil code of 1S59 anJ the SUNDRY MATTERS. Lieut. Leslie Harried. tained steadily during the ten years session laws of subsequent legisla- Henry E. Highton for complainants we have been in business. Our holi- tures." has given notice that he will move on Lieutenant Sam Leslie of the Mount- day display Is the finest and the as- By filing his demurrer yesterday, Monday to set for on a day cer- ed Patrol Was married yesterday to sortment the largest. SAYEGUSA V trial Birbe prevented a snap judgment by tain the suit of V. O. Teixeira et al., Miss Rosina Shaw, a teacher at the 1 120 Nuuanu above Hotel a default. The summons was served on against the American Dry Goods As- Kamehameha Girls' School. The Iff him on November 20. and called for sociation, et al. This is the case of couple departed for Kona on the Mau-n- a XXKXX0XXX an answer within fourteen days. This alleged conspiracy to wreck the de- Loa on their honeymoon tour. made yesterday the last day for an- fendant Association. PRICES THE LOWEST swer, demurrer or other pleading, al- The Portuguese Mutual Benefit So- WHAT IS A COUGH? I though the summons does not "call for ciety of Hawaii has brought suit to IN THE CITY. appearance until December 7. foreclose mortgage against Mary Ann A spasmodic effort to expel the mucus BORATED TALCUM from i MENNEN'S SUPREME COURT. Kahanamakai for $1,000 with interest the bronchial tubes. A cold causes 9 per 20, 1900. a more abundant secretion of mucus, The Supreme Court yesterday morn- at cent from August W. Castle & Lansdale have filed an and when the lungs and bronchial tubes W. Dimond & Co., Ltd. POWDER ing heard conclusion of argument in are inflamed, they are extremely sensi-- i TOILET the matter of the estate of R. William amended declaration in their suit against the estate of S. C; Allen, to tive to the irritation. Unless care is Dealers in Household Completion ? Holt. taken, the. cold may result in pneu Beautifies the These cases have been continued till recover $425 as commission on a land Necessities. DELIGHTFUL AFTER BATHINfc. J for Allen in his lifetime. monia, which is swift and deadly. If : transaction i .... next session Herny J. Lyman et al. vs. cold a lingering one, A LUXURY AFTER 8HAVING. Simao Souza.Cambra has filed a bond the is the more Heat, Chafing, F. L. Winter, Territory vs. Wong Tim, leisurely but equally consumption A Positive Relief for Prickly Sunburn in $2,000. with E. S. Cunha as surety, fatal NOTICE. nd Aching , ana all sanctions ot tne hie in. Kapiolani Estate vs. Coerper, Magoon may set in. Do not neglect a cold or Recommended by eminent Physicians and Nurs as vs. Pitch, Kemilia Holt vs. Kaaukai, on his appeal to the Supreme Court cough. the most perfectly hygienic sentence for se- Take Chamberlain's Cough Lalakea vs. Hilo Sugar Co., Jan Ban from conviction and Remedy. always cures cures for infants and Adults. duction. It and ANT WOMAN OR 3IRL NEEDING Toilet Powder vs. Tsen YIm et al., Estate of J. F. O. quickly. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., fcelp Oct Heuei'i the orijrlnar ; it Is entirely different from all or advice, is invited to communi- rthf-- r tni Ift. infant and coranlekion ixwdura. It contains no Banning, trusteeship question. Tax Wholesale Agents sell it. other bo common In ordinary face pow- cate, either in person or by starch, rice or Irritants vs. Solomon The Mosquito War. a--f letter, with der. The many merit of MENNEN'S Unruled T.Uum Collector Keola Hale, Achi Ensign Nora M. TOTT.KT POWDER and its great success have neourfttfud vs. Henrique, vs. Sher- Underhill, matron of countless imitations, many of which are danrerou. Tu be Maria Correia Editor Advertiser: A few weeks ago Her first proposal: Madge "Was the Salvation on Army Woman's Indus- - of eettinir the arenuine. look for ilennen i face th iff Baldwin, Administrator Thos. E. or a cans were gathered by the she glad when he told her the old, old trial Home, Young street, rOE BAXiK BI ALL DK16S1BTB. cover in dox. Cook vs. Tsuchi Kauai, Territory vs. the tin between Ar- GERHARD MENNEN CHEMICAL CO., Newark, N. J., U. S. A. proper officers. Very soon the benefit story?" Marjorie "You bet she was. tesian and McCully streets, mauka WWW B. H. Wright, E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd., Why, that girl never heard it before." ide, Honolulu. MOBRON DRUG COMPANY. vs. L. A. Dickey, Tong Kai vs. Territory, was seen, and mosquito nets remained Puck. Depot: Paakiki et al; vs. Honokaa Sugar Co., undrawn. & Co C. Ha- H. Hackfeld vs.' Akui, J Refreshing slumber was possible Sugar Co. vs. As- waiian Kauai Tax without the confinement of nets, so sessor, Kona-Ka- u Telegraph Co. vs. Keystone-Elgi- n SHLE H. T. Mills, W. W. Bierca vs. R. W. often helping the unhealthy influences PEeiftL McChesney, al., F. L. of of ventilation. et and Miner et lack WATCHES al. vs. Hilo Sugar Co. Only few uneasy sexipeds sang their Durable and Accurate C. M. Cooke, Ltd., vs. Treasurer of piercing songs about couches. But sing- the keystone the Territory, construction of stamp south winds again brought their Watch case co on notes our ears, and nets were pRg vwr act, is to be submitted briefs, also ing about Bruce Cartwright's suit for a writ of spread to keep them at bay. Philadelphia, L'.S.A HOLIDAYS! prohibition apainst Judge Gear. J Shall we not again gather up the AMERICA'S OLDEST oyster, or mutton cans Yesterday morning Mrs. Anna Gertz milk tins, beef WATCH FACTORY in person argued her petition of a re- to be sent to their proper destination? COMMENCING TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1ST, per- For .ale bv ' hearing of her case against J. A. Ma- It seems to me a continued and Principal the goon and others, in which for years sistent effort is due to our health and Watch I firm of CHAN, Nuuanu, just below Deal, u In the r the well known WING WO past she has fought to upset a fore- comfort. Havailkn King Street, will offer a large rariety of closure sale of Kawaiahao property Up comrades and call the garbage DANDRUFF against herself and her late husband. ' carts again to our aid. Christian Gertz. Mr. Magoon did ot Let us not nod our heads, FALLING HAIR reply and the case was taken as sub- Or turn a deaf ear to AH PAT & Co. Oriental Art Goods and Novelties mitted. Judge De Bolt "sat In place The stinging songs of mosquitoes and BALDNESS keep ours of Chief Justice Frear, disqualified That hot KDI th Com Out is Destroying from having previously dismissed a And our cheeks bo spotted! 193 South King, near Alakea. - the Hair Root MERCHANT including petition of the same purport. Happy he who hurries Expert TAILORS. Mrs. Gertz's petition for a writ of The makika 1 ko cutter, formerly with J. D. A. Magoon ma ke kai! Tregloan. Cleaning and repair-i- CHINESE SILKS, GRASS CLOTH, SILK and LINEN mandamus against J. was Lakou make NEWBRO'S tpeclalty. a ordered submitted on briefs. I L. N. E. HANDKERCHIEFS, PONGEE PAJAMAS and SHIRTS, Yesterday afternoon the case of W. Honolulu, 4th Dec, 1903. BAMBOO and SILK SCREENS, SANDAL WOOD and HERPICIDE IS THE SCIENTIFIC REMEDY I IVORY FANS, BOXES, ETC., SILVERWARE, CHINA-WAR- E, THAT KILLS THESE Not connected with On Tal Lee. ORNAMENTS, EBONY and RATTAN FURNI- AFTERNOON DISPATCHES PARASITIC GERMS. At 1188 Nuuanu near Beretania street, BASKETS, Also two doors above old stand. TURE, ALL KINDS CLOTHES ETC. For Sale by Druggists. Price $1.00. many novelties new to Honolulu. 25 FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS Under Clothing, Mosquito Nets, and Call and inspect these new goods ; you will not be disappointed, HOLLISTER JLRUG CO., LTD. Kimonos made to order. The prices are right for the times. WASHINGTON, Dec. 4. Former Congressman Springer died 4. W. L. McGuire here today. BERLIN, Dec. 4, The Reichstag organized today, ng FLORIST Wing wo & co President Ballestern as its presiding officer. Orders Left at chan DENVER, Colo., Dec. Peabody has declared the Hawaiian Bazaar, 1 4. Governor 931-93- 5 Below King Street. MASONIC Nuuanu, Three Doors Cripple Creek mining district be in a of insurrection. This TREES BUILDING to state lka and Hotel Sts. Phone Mala MT is virtually a declaration of martial law. From & ST. PAUL, Minn., Dec. 4. The Supreme Court of the State California 4 rod Fhllp Bro. of banded down a decision today which declares the State sugar Manufacturers bounty law to be unconstitutional. Orange, Olive, Fig. E. . Rowe Everything in Harness Saidles and Turf Goods NEW YORK, Dec. 4. Cotton continues to hold the center of Fruit Tree Line. in WINE, RAISIN AND TABLE Painting tn all it branches, Papar-- Phone JToiM 99. P O. Boos 133. attention financial and speculative circles. The New York Cotton ! Exchange was the scene of tremendous excitement from the open- GRAPE VINES. banging and Decorating. King ana ing hour. Cotton continues to advance and the dealers are in a Place orders now for delivery lalakea Streeta P. O. Box m. ferment of excitement. season 1904. Complete illustrated nursery-catalogu- WASHINGTON, Dec. 4. Considerable stir was created at the published in English or moke Capitol this morning when Speaker, Cannon ordered labor leader Spanish mailed for 5c. postage. LAUNDRY p FRENCH Paid-u- SKFrraL, Gillman House o Schulties from the Speaker's room. Schulties sought an interview $200,000.00 with Cannon which terminated with the labor man's expulsion from FANCHER CREEK NURSERIES', Inc. Boquet Cigars T, -- affair, 1 GEO. C. ROCOING, Pre. Gen lion. BEAV-F- LUNCH ROOMS as:EiiDIE, Piop. the room. Speaker Cannon, in speakfwg of the states that FRESNO, CAL., U.S.A. 258 Beretania Street. Phone Blue 3552. Opposite Hawaiian Hotc his action was caused bv an insult offered bv Schulties. , H. . NOI.TB. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEP ISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 5 1903.

MRS. WILLIAMS' ART GET CHRISTMAS READ ALL OP furnishing 2000 feet 2Vi inch cotton cov- ffc THIS ered fire hose, delivery to be made C. I. OPENING TODAY MAIL IN EARLY F. wharf, Honolulu, on or before Dec. 26th, 1903. , You Never Know the Moment All tenders must be IIS accompanied 1 Mrs. H. H. "Williams will have her The local postofflee authorities wish WlfflWWiiiii W Wben This Information with samples, and the Commissioners art parlors opening- - today, commencing to impress residents with the need of May Prove of Infin- reserve the right to reject any or all OF LIFE INSURANCE POLICIE at 9 a. m. The display will continue getting in their Christmas registered ite Value. tenders. AND ESTAT day and evening thereafter until next mail as early as possible. The Christ- VALUABLE REAL Thursday. KENNETH R. G. WALLACE, There will be music to be mas rush is just commencing and in SITUATE AT PONAHAWAI, lit furnished by quin- Secretary, Board of Ho- the Ellis Hawaiian (From the Sydney. S. Commissioners THE DISTRICT OF HILO, ISL- tet club. order that everything can be forward- N. W., Herald.) nolulu is Fire Department. TERUITOBC A visit to Mrs. re- ed in time, there should be as little It worth considerable to any citi AND OF HAWAII, Williams' parlors Honolulu, Dec. 5th, 1903. 6655 veals a fairyland. They are in holiday delay as possible in getting all classes zen of Honolulu to know the value and OF HAWAII. attire and fairly revel in a display use of a medicine, for if ia no of mail into the postofflee before a there Sealed Tenders will be received by of art novelties, dolls, island curios, occasion to employ It, in the mean steamer is due to arrive. The steamer the Superintendent of Public silk embroideries, decorated china, and Doric will probably leave today or to- time, frail humanity Works is subjected to so until 12 m Pursuant to a Decree made by tha At all the fancy handiwork that assists in of Saturday, December 19, .T TV TW Auction morrow, and this will carry the first many influences and unforseen contin- TTnnniuril Rnlr TPirst JudM making such a display worth visiting. 1903, for at large consignment of Christmas mail. gencies erecting a school house of the Circuit Court of the First Judi-- A novel feature is a lot of ten-ce- nt that the wisest are totally un- The Alameda leaves on December 9. able to gauge ihe Know Halawa, Hawaii. cial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii, nteft SATURDAY AT packages, each article being concealed These boats will connect with the future then ' on 4th day 12 O'CLOCK in a wrapper. that Doan's Ointment will cure any Plans and specifications on file in the the of November a eastern mails. 1903 Jn a cause S. M. at my salesroom, 180 case or hemorrhoids, commonly known offices of Engineer entitled Damoa. Merchant Street, The opening is to show the Christ- steamers leaving for San Fran- of the Department B. E. Tamon apd H. E. Waity, doU Furniture consisting mas The as piles, or any disease of the cuticle of OAK novelties which Mrs. Williams has cisco on 14 15 will take or Public Works, Honolulu, and Dr. business as Co-Partn-ers under the firm BEDSTEDS, so December and or skin, generally termed eczema. On WARDROBE, BUREAU artistically arranged in the parlors mail bound for western portions of the B. D. Bond, ! name of Bishop & Company vs. Marian, and SHIFFONIER, In application convinces a continuation Kohala. RATTAN and the Love building, Fort street. mainland. cures. Read this proof: Tenders : R. Austin and Charles. R-- Hemenwajr BAMBOO CHAIRS. TRUNKS, RAT- to be endorsed on the en- The carriers will also receipt for first Mr. well-know- as Trustee of the Estate of Herbert TAN TRUNKS and" William Giiliver, of the n velope, "Proposal for C HAMPERS, PIC- Teacher "Describe Canada." Pupil class registered matter. firm of school Austin, a Bankrupt. Bill for Foreclos- TURES and CHRISTMAS Giiliver & Curtis, rail- house, PRESENTS "Canada is that portion of North The night delivery window will be way and general contractors, and Halawa, Hawaii." ure of Mortgage, Equity Division N. America which the United States open as usual during the holiday sea- whose private address is "Avoca," C. S. HOLLOW AY, 1352, the undersigned, as Commissioner doesn't de- duly appointed, will expose for sale WILL E. FISHER, want." Montreal Herald. son where registered mail can be Bankstown, a suburb of Sydney, N. S. Superintendent of Public Works. at posited receipted for. Money or W., has written fololwing unso- public auction to the highest bidder, and the Dec. 1, 1903. 6652 AUCTIONEER . ders will be issued and stamps sold. licited letter, which we herewith pub- subject to confirmation by the Court, HAWAIIAN lish in full: Sealed tenders will be received by ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 516, 1902 TO PREVENT CROUP, begin in Messrs. Foster, McClellan Co., 76 Pitt the Superintendent of At time. The first symptom is hoarseness; St., Sydney, N. S. W., February 14, Public Works until AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. Auction 1899. 12 soon m. of Monday, 21st, 1903, this is followed by a peculiar December n f eat3 rlflw at t ho f CmnnVa am. rough cough, which is easily recognized Dear Sirs: In justice to you and for erecting a cottage at Lahainaluna, will by one suffering humanity I write to say trance to the Judiciary Building, in Ho ON SATURDAY, DEC. 5 OPBHAJOll and never be forgotten who that Maui. nolulu, Oahu, following has heard it. The time to act is when I suffered from itching piles for 22 Island of the JAT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, years. I tried many doctors and pretty Plans and specifications on file in described property, to wit: the child first becomes hoarse. If First. That certain Policy of Lite I will offer sale Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is freely well all kinds of patent medicines, but the offices of the Engineer, Depart- - for at auction at my got relief for a Insurance issued bv the New York Lif salesroom, 180 Merchant street, near given, all tendency to croup will soon short time only. See- ment of Public Works, Honolulu; and - Mr. James Neill croupy ing your Ointment advertised, I bought insurance Company on the life of Her- Alakea street, by order of Sheriff L. M. disappear. Even after the Geo. C. Dol- a pot and did not use one-ha- lf H. Dunn, Lahaina, Maui. bert Austin, for Five Thousand Baldwin, Administrator of cough has developed, it will prevent the more than the Estate bf It, not six months ago, and I Tenders to be endorsed on envelope, lars, dated May 19th, 1S90, and num- of H. L. Ciiase, deceased, (first photog- For a limited Engage- attack. There is no danger in jriving perfectly bered 358136; this remedy as nothing in am cured. You may use this "Tender for cottage at Lahainaluna, rapher of the Hawaiian Islands), the ment, opening: it contains as you wish. Second. That certain Life Insurance entire collection of valuable negatives, jurious. It always cures and cures Maui." Policy Issued by said New York Lit quickly. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., Yours gratefully, photographs, albums, etc., etc WILLIAM GILLrVER. C. S. HOLLOW AY, Insurance Company on the life of said The negatives are rare extremely Saturday, Dec. 5, 1903, Wholesale Agents, sell it. C. Austin, and Doan's ointment is sold by all deal- Superintendent of Public Works. Herbert for Five Thousand valuable, consisting of t Dollars, September 1894, about one ton In ers at 50 cents per box or will be 6652 dated 6th, and weight. The views of Honolulu, Isl- numbered 632977; WITH mailed on receipt Hol-list- er BUSY OF of price by the piece ands of Oahu, Maui and Hawaii, in- ROOMS Drug Co., Honolulu, agents for Seated tenders will be received by Third. All that certain lot, or cluding parcel of land situate in Ponahawai, Haleakala and, Kilauea, were the Hawaiian Islands. the Superintendent of Public Works taken over forty years ago, and nec- A GENTLEMAN THE Y. W. C. A. Hilo, Island of Hawaii, in said Ter-- essarily must be of great value. They until 12 m. of Monday, 21st of Decern-- ! ritory, (being part of the land descrlb-be- r, comprise negatives from cabinet to for constructing a cottage ed in Royal Patent (Grant) 258 to B. The advent of Christmas has given 10x12 in size and are of very consider- BY .AUTHORITY at Kipahulu, Maui. Pitman), and bounded and described able value as glass alone. OF FRANCE the rooms of the Y. W. C. A. a very follows: Plans and specifications on file in Po-naha- wai To be sold without limit or reserve. busy aspect. The members have found Commencing on the South side of NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF HAWAI the offices of the Engineer, Department street at the West corner of them a handy place in which to rest dur- WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9th, IAN GOVERNMENT BONDS. of Public Works, and F. Wittrock, Lot No. 3 owned by Moemoe, and run- WILL E. FISHER, ing their shopping tours and to leave ning along boundary Hana, Maui. the of said Lot AUCTIONEER, bundles, while the lunch room now South 35 West 250 feet; thence alone sixty-fiv- Territory of caters to about e ladies every Hawaii. Tenders to be endorsed on envelope, Lot No. 9 South 55 West 215 feet; The Christian noon. Treasurer's Office, "Tender for cottage at Kipa- thence along the road North 35s" West swing Preliminary Announcement All sorts of classes are in full Honolulu, Oahu, Dec. 1, 1903. hulu." 213 feet to Ponahawal street; thence and in some of gifts 44 21 them Christmas Holders of Hawaiian along said street North East THURSDAY, DEC. 10th, are being fashioned. The latest class Government The Superintendent reserves the feet to the point of commencement: -- :OF:- to be formed and one of the most en- Bonds of the following dates and de- right to reject any and all bids. containing an area of one and two-tent- hs First Evening Christmas thusiastic, is that in pyrography under nominations are hereby notified that C. S. HOLLOWAY, acres, and being the same prem- A Woman the direction of Ernest Parker. Mr. on and after maturity of the next cou Superintendent of Publfc Works, ises described in deed from D. H. Contented Parker has instilled a large amount of Hitchcock to said Marian R. Austin pon, during the 1904, 6652 br interest in the work and the class is month of January, date of October 21st, 1$90, recorded la Auction Sale Seats on sale at Wall, Nichols Co. making rapid progress. Interest will cease. said Registry Office in Liber 125 oa :OF:- - Among the other classes which hold The principal of said Bonds will be UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. page 416, together with all improve- ments BRILLIANT SUCCESS forth in the various rooms is that of paid on presentation at the next due thereon. giv- IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Terms of Sale are Cash In U. S. Gold JAPANESE ART GOODS Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle who is coupon. ing instruction in the Technique of date of the UNITED STATES. FOR THE Coin. Deed at expense of purchaser. Prose. On certain afternoons the lunch Stock A. Bond No. 156, dat- TERRITORY OF HAWAII. For further particulars inquire ot Messrs. & Lewis, office room is used by a class in Hawaiian ed July 1, 1896, for $ 1,000 00 Whereas, a libel was filed in the Dis- Smith at their THE To. 206 on I have been Instructed by COL. GEO. weaving while the gymnasium is occu- Stock A. Bond No. 157, dat- Court of the United States for in Judd Building, Fort street trict Honolulu, T. H., or undersigned W. MACFARLANE, to dispose at pied by the Art Travel Club in one ed July 1, 1896, 1,000 00 the Territory of Hawaii, on the 2nd to the for office in Judiciary Building. evening auction sale, a consignment corner, and a "Bible class in another. Stock A. Bond No. 158, dat- day December, A. D. 1903, by Chee at his the highest of P. D. KELLETT, JR., of the class of Japanese Art Go, In addition to these the Kindergar- ed July 1, 1896, for. 1,000 00 Sheat Li and C. Kin Fong,' libellants IN- Walter Sanford Commissioner. Goods, selected at the OSAKA ten Association uses the rooms for Stock A. Bond 159, dat- vs. The Steamship "Gaelic," her en- Oahu, TERNATIONAL EXHIBITION IN meetings, and the Flower Mission ed July 1, 1896, for 1,000 00 gines, boilers, machinery, tackle, appar- Dated at Honolulu, November AT 4th, 1903. JAPAN, through the well known and gathers there once a week to arrange Stock A. Bond No. 160, dat- el and furniture in a cause of damages, leading firm of Japanese dealers, 6630 Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26, Dec, 3, 5. art bouquets which are afterwards dis- ed July 1, 1896, for i 1,000 00 civil and maritime; to recover the sum Japan, SAMURAI, SHOKAI CO. of the tributed in the hospitals. Stock A. Bond No. 161, . of Eight Hundred ($800) as by said will place in new dat4 The sale take the THE ORPHEUM ed July 1, 1896, for 1000 00 libel, reference being hereby made and spacious Corner store of the uuiaL BREVITIES. Stock A. Bond No. 162, dat- thereto, will more fully and at large ed July 1, 1896, for 1,000 00 appear. BUILDING pursuance KAPIOLANI SATURDAY, NOV. 5th, is reported Stock A. Bond No. 163, dat- Now, Therefore, in of the It that the Democrats monition, and under of the KING AND ALAKEA STREETS, have offered the position of National ed July 1, 1896, for 1,000 00 the seal LAST NIGHT OF Stock A. No. 164, dat- Court to me directed and delivered, I i S. M. Bond 07 Committeeman to Damon. hereby per- ON SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 12 ed July 1, 1896, for 1,000 00 do give public notice to all Dr. Sereno E. Bishop ventures the sons claiming the said steamship in Stock A. No. 165,. dat- surmise that the recent tidal disturb- Bond engines, etc., or Commencing at 7:30 o'clock. ed July 1, 1896, for 1,000 00 "Gaelic" her tackle, THE PACE ances in Hawaiian waters, with direc- In any manner therein, Valuable Goods consist of the finest Stock A. Bond No. 166, dat- interested that Said Art tion from the north, were caused by a they be and appear before the said Bric-a-Br- ac of unique designs ed July 1, 1896, for 1,000 00 Japanese violent earthquake, and probably a District Court, to be held at the city of finest Cloisonne, Stock A. No. 167, dat- and embraces volcanic eruption in the vicinity of the Bond Honolulu, on Friday the 11th day of Real Estate Articles, THAT KILLS ed July 1, 1896, 1,000 00 Satsunia and Kutani Aleutian Islands. for December, A. D. 1903, at 10 o'clock in Toilet Sets and Silver Stock A. No. 168, dat- Silver Bureau Department Washing- Bond the forenoon of that day, provided the IN Pieces, etc., The State at ed July 1, 1896, for 1,000 00 ton to pass upon ap- same shall be a day of jurisdiction; Bronze, Hammered Brass and Carv- has declined the Stock A. Bond No. 169, dat- peal of J. W. Girvin from a ruling by otherwise on the next day of jurisdic- ed Ivory Wares, Ornaments, etc., etc. MONDAY and TUESDAY ed July 1, 1896, 1,000 00 Deputy Attorney General for tion thereafter, then and there to in- North Kona, Island of In which are included Tea and Coffee GRAND FAREWELL PERFORM- Peters that Stock A. Bond No. 170, dat- Lee Chew Ai was not a citizen. The terpose their claims and to make their Sets and many other beautiful articles ANCES. ed July 1, 1896, for 1,000 00 subject of dispute was born in allegations in that behalf. Hawaii. in line, too numerous to particu- China Stock A. No. 171, dat- this of parents who were of Ha- Bond Dated the 3d day of December, A. D. larize; citizens ed July 1, 1896, 1,000 00 waii before annexation. for 1903. . E. R. HENDRY, Also Magnificent Carved Furniture, Pursuant to a Decree made by the NORTHERN Governor to the U. S. Marshal. including Dragon Chairs, Roman Carter has acceded Total $ 16,000 00 A. DICKEY, Honorable J. T. De Bolt, First Judga Settee, request of Arthur M. Brown for a new LYLE Stools and Chairs, Elaborate Proctor for libellants. 6654 of the Circuit Court of the First Judi- Very Large Round Table, Oblong Ta- commission as High Sheriff of the Ter- A. N. KEPOIKAI, cial Circuit, dated on the 16th day of ble, etc., Porcelain Jardinlers, Pedes- LIGHTS ritory, having concluded that the office October, A. D. 1903, in a cause entitled Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii. NOTICE TO tals, Inlaid Ivory and Silk Japanese is in a measure that of a departmental 6655 Dec. 5, 8, 9. CREDITORS. M. F. Scott against E. K. Pilipo at Screens and Panels, Beautiful Brass head. Whether the commission will others, Equity Division, the underslga-e-d MERRILL and Copper Decorative Hall Lanterns, MACHINERY FOR SALE. continue valid after Mr. Brown takes NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF HAWAI- ESTATE CHESTER as Commissioner duly appointed, Large Porcelain Vases, Bronze Lamp the office of County Sheriff of Oahu, IAN GOVERNMENT BONDS. RUGG. will expose for sale at. Public Auction, Stands, Handsome Lacquer Ware, etc. to which he is elected, may have to The undersigned having been ap- subject to confirmation by the Court, The following Machinery, all in good be judicially decided. pointed administrator of the Estate of be offered a small line of order, is offered for sale, by the HA- Territory of Hawaii. Treasurer's Of- Chester Merrill Rugg, late of Honolulu, ON SATURDAY, 12, Also will SUGAR During recesses of the Jones murder IB. 1801 WAIIAN COMMERCIAL & trial, the jury will lodge at a Hawai- fice. Oahu, deceased, hereby gives notice to COMPANY, Puunene, Maui: 12 O'CLOCK NOON. ian Hotel cottage and board at the Honolulu, Oahu, December 1, 1903. all persons having claims against the AT FRENCB GOODS 1 Top Roller for 30xW Murlees & to present same to the Union Grill. Bailiff W. S. Ellis is as- Holders of Hawaiian Government said estate the At the mauka (front) entrance of th II Watson mill. sisted in taking care of the jury by undersigned at the office of W. O. Judiciary Building in Honolulu, all tha MOVE- 30x66 & Bonds of following de- and French CLOCKS, WATCH 2 Side Rollers for Murlees Officers Espinda and Hubbell. The the dates and Smith, Judd Building, Honolulu, with- rights, titles and Interests of all par- MENT and CHIME GONGS. Watson mill. jurors permission nominations are hereby notified that in six (6) months from the date of the ties interested In said suit and each complete pinions. have of Judge Gear The above with to attend the Elks memorial services on and after maturity of the next cou- first publication of this notice or they of them In that portion of the lands of All of which will be on exhibition at 1 Spare Roller for 30x66 Murlees & will be forever barred. on on Sunday, as well as take drives out, pon during the r onth of January, 1904, Holualoa I and II in North Kona, the place of sale FRIDAY and SAT- Watson mill. but always together. Dated Honolulu, November 27, 1903. the Island of Hawaii, covered by L. G. 11 12, during the Can be used for either top or side interest will cease. GEORGE E. RUGG, 7713, 43, V. URDAY, DEC. and Cards arrived in the Alameda's Award Apana to Kamamalu, evening. roller, complete and has never been mail The said Bonds to be presented at Administrator of the Estate of Chester 1000 day and announcing the marriage of Charles situated mauka of the Acres set oft used. office Ter-tor- y Merrill Rugg, deceased. 6649 M. ot Schermerhorn Chris- the of the Treasurer of the to F. Scott adjoining and mauka apply to 1 Intermediate Gearing and Bed Plate Fort and Marie In For further particulars tine Lawlor in San Francisco on of Hawaii at the next due date the Upper Government road said for 30x66 M. & W. mill. premises to be Bold WILL E. FISHER, Thanksgiving Day, with the addendum, of the coupon to be to the NOTICE North Kona; the Auctioneer. The above will be useful as transmitted being described as follows, to wit: "At home Honolulu." newly-wedde- d Spare pieces for a Murlees & Watson The Treasury Department at Washington N. E. corner couple arrived the same steam The undersigned announce that they Beginning at the of th 30x66 3 roller mill and will be sold in for payment. 1000 running as fol- er. Mr. Schermerhorn, after several have this day formed a partnership Acre lease and cheap. for the general practice of law under lows by true bearings : 8 years of residence here, j Stock A Bond No. 172, dated HONOLULU 1 Ten-fo- ot Deeley Vacuum Pan took what he 1. N. 55 15' 42" E. 22118 feet alon meant as permanent leave of Honolulu July 1, 1896, for $ 1,000 00 the firm name of Atkinson, Judd and 4 coils. Mott-Smit- h, ft. in. past Stock A Bond No. 173, dated with offices in the Judd Puapuaanul and Puaa 1st to Puu Laa 1 Triple Effect, 5600 square ft. the summer. His friends will be Deeley July 1, 1896. 1,000 00 building. laau trig. Station, thence glad to see him back, especially as for Ke-auh- heating surface in copper tubes, witb he C. 2. S. 28 00' 45" E. 10841 feet along ou COMPANY brings a life partner to ir- Stock A Bond No. 174, dated A. L. ATKINSON, GANDY staging and condenser, but no vacuum share the 2 to the N. E. corner of Kauma-lumal- u: resistible attractions of Hawaii with July 1. 1S96, for 1,000 00 ALBERT F. JUDD, pump. Stock A Bond No. 175. dated E. A. MOTT-SMIT- H. 5200 square him. thM Confectioners. 1 Colwell Triple Effect, ft 1, 1896, 1,000 00 Honolulu, Dec. 1, 1903. 6651 3. S. 56 48' 56" W. 18850 feet to Wholesale Articles of incorporation July for heating surface in copper tubes with of the Kau Stock A Bond No. 176, dated S. E. corner of Holualoa 4; no vacuum Wine Co., which over Pea- staging and condenser but takes the July 1, 1896, 1.000 00 1, 4. N. 22 04' OT W. 1716 feet: cock liquor for cXCELSIOR LODGE NO, pump. business at Honuapo, have Stock A Bond No. 177, dated 5. S. 72 00' 00" W. 5180 feet; been filed. $15.-&- I. O For particulars, applv to The capital stock is 0 July 1, 1896. for 1,000 00 0. F. 6. N. 14 50' 00" W. 7550 feet, to tha ALEXANDER & BALDWIN. LTD. in $25 shares, of which W. C. Pea- Stock A Bond No. 178, dated Initial point, and containing an area ot 6644 Honolulu. cock & Co. Ltd., hold a majority of July 1, 1S96, for 1,000 00 518 Acres. Next door to the four shares, the other shareholders be- Stock A Bond No. 179. dated Said premises shall be sold at an up- ing G. .C. Hewitt. G. Davis, J. H. Ma-kin- o, July 1. 1S96. for 1,000 00 A REGULAR set price of Five Thousand Dollar THERE WILL BE pur- Pennyroyal, pills G. C. Hewitt as trustee, C. H. Stock A Bond No. 180, dated meeting of Excelsior Lodge No. 1, L O. Cash. Deeds at the expense of Bakery Gemlio. C. B. B. W. 1,000 00 subject to remain- New England A.!wTir;ible. IWlM ta Drurrlr White, ..ki, J. Shoan and July 1, 1896. for O. F., at ELKS HALL Beretaala and chasers, and also the lor " ' ' C. Peacock. The officers are J. G. Stock A Bond No. 181, dated every Tuesday evening, ing unexpired term of a certain lease boxw. wml-r- f Miller streets, in KED n4 Gold m"Sc Rothwell,' president; L. S. Thompson, 1, 1896, 1.000 00 premises made by William, will wholesale prices, with blaf ribbon. Take no other. Hcfoa July for at 7:30 o'clock. of the said retail at 8ubtUnUoB lia d ltalt vice president: C. S. Weight, treas- Lodge R. to M. de Gouveia and record- Buy of joor Drarfciat, . vd4l.U Members of Harmony and all Castle Marsh-mallow- s, Cho- tton. the finest c.:.,i i for Parilvulnr, Tetft-aBl-f urer: R. L. Auerbach, secretary; Geo. Total $10,000 00 cordially invited ed in Liber 140, page 437. '" T risiting brethren are D.i "Kc-lle- for I dlri rr. , -- r. Mall. IIMHH' ' ;neDiU'" SaWf Davison, director. A. N. KEPOIKAI. to attend. The above premises Is one of the best colates and all other styles of Territory of Hawaii. N. G. In if not the best. k.w,m rnit.i mi Treasurer. L. PETRIE. grazing lands Kona 6655 Dec. 5. 8. 9. f. T.. LA Secretary. particulars apply to tha I Unfinished: When the new puppies PTERRK For further Candies in 5 lb. boxes from now Kal-lu- a, were discovered to be hlinc1 Teildy was Commissioner, or to J. K. Nahale, up to XMAS. It will pay yob Worth. very unhappy. His auntie assured PROPOSALS FOR FIRE HOSE. K0TICE. N. Kona, Hawaii, or to W. C. Achi, One Dollar's him that God would open their eyes Honolulu, Oahu. see us. hereby notify all persons that I W. WALL, to call and FOR 40cts. in due time. When bedtime came Sealed proposals will be received at I A a will not be responsible for any debt Commissioner. A dollar's worth of Toys for 40c at Teddy was heard adding petition to the office of the Board of Commission- - prayers: "Dear God, do please hur- contracted in my name by any person W. C. Achl, Attorney for the Com- the RED FRONT STORE, Nuuanu, his 12 LUTTED, Lip-pincot- t's ers, Honolulu Fire Department, until my written authority therefor, missioner. J. OSWALD Queen street. Also, a full line ry up rnd finish those puppies!" without ror. of o'clock m., Friday, Dec. 11th, 1903, for 6655 J. T. DE BOLT. Honolulu Oct 23, 1903. Manager. of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. Magazine. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, S THE PACIFIC HONOLULU, DECEMBER 5. 1903. mm i "sh? NEW BOOKS AT I THISDAY Castle & Cooke, Ltd. tJESSE MOORE I HONOLULU LIBRARY HONOLULU. a s i m e A. A. WHISHTi !SPO RT5 Shares Stock Commission Merchants. O Beatrice d'Este, Duchess of Milan, tf SUGAR FACTORS. O (Cartwright) Ady. o SPORTS TODAT. O bv Julia O Poland, by George Brandes. AGENTS FOB BEST ON EARTH o Courtesy in Writ- Football, Punahou O Charm and Letter At Auction. Co. o 3:30 p. m. ing, by Francis Bennett Callaway. The Ev& Plantation o vs.. Artillery- - Punctuation, by William The Waialua Agricultural Ofc, Basketball, Punahou o Modern By order of the Administrator of an Sugar Co. o 4 p. m. Bradford Dickson. at The Kohala vs. High School; T. W. C. A. vs. o Estate, I will sell at Public Auction The Waimea Sugar Mill Co. o Aids te the Study of Dante, by Char- my 847 street, lUif o Priory. On Kamehameha field. o salesroom, Kaahumanu The Fulton Iron Works, BX. vs. o les Allen Dinsmore. on o 3:30 p. m. Polo, Kapiolani Forest and Jungle, by Ma o Moanalua, at Moanalua. o In African Saturday.December 5, 1903 The Standard Oil Co. Aged Baseball, o Paul Du Chaillu. The George F. Blake Steam m o 8 p. m. Indoor by G. W. Forrest. nnouriceitieM Fh m o Heads, at Y. SI. o Cities of India, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, Weston's Centrlfugala A Broader Elementary Education, Life Xa C A. gymnasium. o 21 Shares of C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.. The New England Mutual J o by J. P. Gordy. in lots to suit purchasers. Also at ance Co., of Boston. o Japanese, by Sid- of Ructions OOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOO Evolution of the same hour and place, The Aetna Fire Insurance Oe, - ney L. Gulick. 100 Shares Hawaiian Agricultural Hartford, Conn. Dictionary of the Bible, ed. by James XKXX0XXX0000 Co., par value $100 each, in lots to suit The Alliance Assurance Co. f ARTILLERY TO Hastings and others, 4 v. purchasers. don. Mont Pelee and the Tragedy of Mar JAS. F. MORGAN, tinique, by Angelo Heilprin. AUCTIONEER. MEET PUNAHOU Education and the Larger Life, by THIS DAY C. Hanford Henderson. U.S. Grinbaum&Co. Animal Kingdom, by Artillery foot- Dante and the UMTTBD. Mat-- Woid At 8:30 p. m. today the Richard Thayer Holbrook. THIS DAY will meet the Punahous and Book, 1902, by HH ball team International Year Commission upeibrs Mtntaib endeavor to retrieve themselves after Frank Moore Colloy and others. UNDERWRITERS' ni bad defeat of several weeks ago. Mazzini, by Bolton King. their of Margaret Fuller, Well Boring Outfit generally considered that the Pu- Love Letters It is 1845-184- 6, with an Introduction by Ju 90IM AGENTS POJI nahou team has the best chance to roll lia Ward Howe. L.J""-""-.- J score, Coach up the long end of the but Austro-Hungari- an Life in Town and AT AUCTION Benson has been working his hardest Country, by F. H. E. Palmer. several weeks, ON SATURDAY DEC. Little Jack with the soldiers for Station Studies; Being the Jottings 5, 1903 ON SATURDAY, DEC. 5 and it is not at all unlikely that his of an African Official, by Lionel Port-ma- n. Smoking Tobacco team may prove a surprise, ior tne AT 10 O'CLOCK A M., improved to great extent, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., oppo So and 10c packages & CO., men have a Modern Civic Art; or, the City Made At the City Mill lumber yard, and their former defeat has put more Beautiful, by Charles Mulford Robin- At the store of H. HACKFELD & site Railroad Depot. I will sell at "fight" into them. CO., Fort and Queen streets, Honolulu, Public Auction, by order of the Chin export Acta, Bpreekela' Bldf. son, s Agents Son-nichse- ac- for The Punahous, on the other hand, Deep Sea Vagabonds, by Albert n. I will sell at Public Auction, for Sank Well Co.. Ill Hi Ti are in their usual first class condition. count of whom it may concern, the One Well-borin- g outfit, complete. Honolulo, strong plenty following merchandise, damaged by Two Tools, small, 1UTI8H AMERICAN The line is and there are Cruising Among the Caribbees, by sets of large and COMPANY, of Toronto-- backs, subs putting up salt water on voyage of importation ex etc., Ontarta. Jesse Moore-Hu- nt Go. of men for the Charles Augustus Stoddard. etc ar?" fully as fast a game as the original by Teall. German Bark "Solide," J. Schumacher Outfit can now be seen at the dace DELAWARE INSURANCE CO, Punctuation, F. Horace Philadelphia. ten ynutoKoe, Cal, and Louisville, Ky team. Macfarlane's absence on the The Secret of the Circle and Tri- - master, from Leith, arriving at Ho- of sale. other islands has necessarily affected section of Angles, by Jeremy Carlisle nolulu November 16th, 1903: his training, and Marcallino is injured Wilson. Marks JAsTfT MORGAN, SI slightly, but both these men wil prob- Spain and Her People, by Jeremiah K2 79 nests Market Baskets, AUCTIONEER. during one halves. 0 OF ALL ably appear of the Zimmerman. med. N SANTA CLATJS' It Is expected that John Waterhouse, 70 nests do, large. captain, will appear on the FICTION. U last year's No Mark 271 all Demijohns. Office Furniture KINDS field also, but lack of training may Ethel, by J. J. Bell. , MeNUiftENrX A of Philosophy, by Cyrus HH&Co AT prevent his playing the entire game.' Doctor BRCo E no in rumor that Townsend Brady. There is truth the HD 5, 15 bales Sail twine, N EMPORIUM either Morse or Whitehouse will play The Southerners, by Cyrus Townsend At Auction Brady. HH&Co T AXTELL'S with Punahou this season. Neither of HB&Co out for practice, and The Adventures of Gerard, by Sir them have turned HD 5, 7 cloth, 36in., A Conan Doyle. bales Filter ON TUESDAY, DE EMBER I according to Punahou's captain they ea. 500 yards. 8 Now have no intention of doing so. Place and Power, by Ellen Thorny 1048-105- HH&Co 0, 10 doz. Galvanized AT 10 O'CLOCK M. 0 There has been more or less com- croft Fowler. A Alakea Street Battle-Groun- d, Buckets, 10 inch. plaint price of admission to The by Ellen Glas at my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu St., O. Box 642. that the 11-3- 0, 20 11 P. S&T doz. do, inch. sell 1 games been- - too high, and ac- gow. I will at Public Auction ' ' mmmm imm Open the has 31-5- cordingly management has reduced Katharine Frensham, by Beatrice HD 5, 25 doz. do, 12 inch. 2 Koa Stand Desks, the 56-10- 5, 50 doz. do, 13 inch. 2 OUSES MOVED the price of admission to 25 cnts. It Harraden. Oak Stand Desks, expected and hoped that a big crowd The Unwelcome Mrs. Hatch, by Mrs 106-20- 5, 100 doz. do, 14 inch. 1 large Oak Roller Top Desk, HOUSES RAISED to Public. is 206-24- 0, the 35 15 1 . will turn out. Football is an pensive Burton Harrison. doz. do, inch. Flat Oak Office Desk, HOUSES REPAIRED game, the teams have gone to consid- Odd Craft, by W. W. Jacobs 241-25- 0, 10 doz. do, 16 inch. 1 Oak Typewriter Desk, 251-30- 0, NEW HOUSES BOIOI erable outlay to give good sport, and A Daughter of the Sioux, by Charles 50 nests Galvanized 1 Smith Premier Typewriter. Buy Early 14-- 32 6 Store deserve to be supported, as a deficit at King. f Round Tubs, inch., Heavy Oak Office Chairs, and Offices Repaired the close of the season will not augur The Ward of King Canute, by Ottil ea. 10 pes. 2 W. B. Wilshire Safes. well for a continuation of the sport in ia A. Liljencrantz. HH&Co 1 Halls Safe, Often. 1 Alpine W. T. PATY and the future. A Forest Hearth, by Charles Major HSt Safe. r 76-10- 0, 1 Berger's band will be fh attendance A Deal in Wheat and Other Stories GD 1 case Hoffman's Rubber Tire Surrey in good con Contractor and BnMar Starch, 56-- ls pkgs. dition. and will give a concert commencing at by Frank Norris. . Every Body HH&Co Goods now on view. 3 p. m. Fishin' Jimmy, by Annie Trumbull Office 1048 Alakea street, C. Ixng will referee, P. Benson wid Slosson. EH 11-1- 5, 2 between King and officiate as umpire, and E. A. Alort-Smi- th The Turquoise Cup, and The Desert ) DD bales School Bags No. JAMES F. MORGAN, Hotd. Welcome to the will act as linesman. by Arthur Coslett Smith. 2, ea. 30 doz. AUCTIONEER. 'Phone Blue 1801. The line-u- p will be as follows: In the Guardianship of God, by Flo HH&Co I-- 10, 2 cases Pa'tras Cdrrants, PUNAHOU. ARTILLERY. ra Annie Steel. (Short Stories.) C&EM ea. 28-- 4s tins. GREAT SHOW Center. Framley Parsoige, by Anthony GD II--20, 2 cases Sultana Raisins, Union Oil Co. 28-- 4s FINE RUGS L. Robinson Allen Trollope, 2 v. ea. tins. The Small House at Allington, by 131-15- 5, 4 cases Mustard Con- Right Guard. A ofCalifornia Fuller, Bush Perry Anthony Trollope, 3 v. diment, ea. 6 doz. s. bot- At n. Auction Right Tackle. TheLong Night, by Stanley J. Wey-ma- tles. 181-21- 0, 6 cases assorted Wall, Nichols Co., Walker, Judd Coulter ON DEC. 8 Right End. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, by Pickles, ea. 2 doz. pts. IUESDAY. LIMITED. Damon, Akina.?7 Clark Kate Douglas Wiggin. 231-24- 0, 1 case Mushrooms, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. Office of Hawaiian Department, J " ' " Abbe Transgression, by 100 Left Guard. Monret's "Le Breton," tins. At my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu room 307 Stangenwald Bldg. Emile Zola, 241-24- 5, 1 case Mushrooms, IANCY BASKETS AND Hatch, Bush Ludlam street, I will sell at Public Auction, an C. C. Left Tackle. Doctor Pascal, by Emile Zola. "Aubry," 100 tons. PERKINS, Supt invoice of Main office, Building, FRESH FLOWER SEEDS Waterhouse, Judd .Woods Truth, by Emile Zola. Fine Tapestry and "Velvet Rugs. Mills San Left End. CHILDREN'S BOOKS. Terms Cash U. S. Gold Coin. Now on view. Francisco. Anderson, M. Robfnson Covel, Wing Chivalric Days, by E. S. Brooks. JNO. BAKER, Jr., Mgr. Mrs. E. M. Taylor, Quarterback. The Fairies' Circus, by Neville Cain. JAS. P. MORGAN, JAMES F. MORGAN, Campbell, Forbes Griffith The Girls' Book of Famous Queens, Auctioneer. Auctioneer. N FtORIST. Left Halfback. by Lydia Hoyt Farmer. Visiting Marcallino, Campbell Modlin Stories of Discovery told by Discov Cards Right Halfback. erers, by Edward E. Hale. Here's Another Good Printed from plate. Macfarlane, Dickson Smith THIS DAY Honolulu 66 Boys' Heroes, ed. by Edward E. Hale. m soon Fullback. Two Prisoners, by Thomas Nelson W. BEAK BANE, lis Johnson, Alexander Merwin Page. HOLIDAY SALE - Masonic Bldg. Two Little Savages, by Ernest OFFER FOR SALB Thompson Seton. Valuable Lots 3 Soda, DIAMOND HEAD AT oh Thursday, dec. 10 Caustic Soda, Horse Clipping MUcate of Soda, AND PUNAHOU GRIP CON VALESCENCE AT 10 O'CLOCK AM. Tallow. Pearl City Peninsula at my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu St BY EXPERIENCED MEN AT JUBSIN, IN QUANTITIES TO BUT There's nothing better than I will sell at auction, an elegant as The Diamond Head and Punahou Scott's Emulsion sortment Of FANCY GOODS import after the AT AUCTION Holiday ClubFORT STREET.Stabltts teams will meet tonfght in the sixth ed for the Trade. The as TEL. MAIN 1M. grip. When the fever is gone HACKS Noa. I, 7, 24, 22, SS, M.W. McChesney&Sons game sortment comprises: S7, ISA of the Indoor Baseball series at DECORATED VACES, 182 the body is left weak and ex- On December 5, 1903 jj 4 XilMITED. the Y. M. C. A. The Punahou team Saturday, BRIC-A-BRA- C. FINE STATUARY, Queen Street will be made up from the following hausted; the nervous system AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, SWISS CARVED WOOD WARE, men: Bab- Geo. Waterhouse, W. H. is completely run down and At my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu BRONZE and METAL WARE. Prfotlen bitt, Hemenway, Steere, J. Marcallino, street, I will sell at Public Auction, and an unusual collection of fine Col-bur- vitality is low. HoriE J. Waterhouse, Campbell, Roth, n. goods bakery Four of the choicest residence sites suitable for the holidays Home made Mince, Apple Pump- ! Two things will on day and HORSE SHOEING to do: give on the Peninsula. Articles be view all Wed kin Pies. White, Graham, Whole The Diamond Heads will line up as to whole These are lots. 1, 2, 23, 24, in block 41, nesday, December 9th Wheat and Salt Raising Bread, follows: R. McCorriston, c; U. Lemon, strength the body Cakes, new force facing Honolulu and so situated on Doughnuts, Cream Puffs. Phone Blue p.; J. Clark, lb.; E. Fernandez, 2b.; and to the nerves. the windward side to ensure good JAMES F. MORGAN, 21L W. Wright Co., Ltd. A. Blaekman, 3b.; Ben Clarke, ss.; J. Scott's Emulsion will do it; healthy air. Lots face the sea anl Auctioneer. 1. Crews, A-- Marcallino, Geo. Desha, have an unobstructed view. contains just what the worn-ou- t ALL nave opened a horse-shoein- g fielders. For further particulars call at office. KINDS OI department In connec- The game will be called at 8 o'clock system needs. File King Street Residence tion with their carriage sharp. Admission free. Rich blood, healthy flesh, JAS. F. MORGAN, Rubber Good d i. ahop, etc Having secur- Music by the Iolani quintet during Auctioneer. x ed the services of a first-cla- ss the game. resistive force, more and better Gtaodyear Rubber Co. shoer, they are d re-par- ed nourishment are what Scott's At Auction R. H. PEASE, Presldsai, to do all work In- DAY San Francisco, CaL, U. ft. A. ss Emulsion trusted to them In a first-cla- POLO MATCH supplies to the THIS manner. convalescent." 1904 aum AT MOANALUA Scott's Emulsion is the " WMM uu in innin original and has been the Valuable I Property At my salesroom, 847-8- 57 Kaahumanu Fort St.. Opposite Star Block. The polo game at Moanalua today street, I will sell at Public Auction, Hasre your old SUITS MADS 0 standard emulsion of cod liver The "VIDA VILLA" premises, No LOOK LIKE NEW. Dyeing will begin at 3 p. m. The usual ar- LTNALILO STREET AND and oil for nearly thirty years. 1030 King street, near Victoria street ing. Tailoring. The renewing of ladle rangements MATTOCK ' have been made for trans Why buy the new, untried, AVENUE. The property has a frontage of 205 clothing a specialty. Prices porting the public to and from the feet on King street and is 300 feet Phone White 232. grounds. The teams will line up as cheap emulsions or so called through to Young street, with a front follows: wines, cordials and extracts age of 205 feet thereon. Phone Blue 646. P. O. Box 992. Moanalua R. W. Atkinson, S. E. Da AT 4 large Cottages are on the place mon, of cod liver oil, when AUCTION A. W. Carter, A. F. Judd; substi you can containing 14 bedrooms, parlors, din Kwong Yuen Hing Co. tute, Ballou. buy what is sure to help you? ing rooms, baths, etc Kapiolani Clare"nce Cooke, R W. ON 8ATURDAY, DEC. 5 The property has an artesian well 36 and 38 N. King St., Shingle, Harold Castle. George Denni-so- n; We'll send you a sample free upon request. The grounds are rich in matured val Between Nuuanu and Smith Sts. substitutes, Giffard, Dillingham. SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl Street, New York. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. uable trees and shrubs. Importers and Dealers in Chinese BP at my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu St., Part of the purchase price can re Silks, Grass Linens, Fine Mattings. IT WILL NOT DO to fool with a bad Phone White 801. P. O. Box I will sell at Public Auction a fine main on mortgage. Teas, Camphor Wood Trunks, Ebony cold. No one can tell what the end parcel on Furniture, Bamboo Stools, I of land Lunalllo street at Rattan Arm will be. Pneumonia, catarrh, chronic the foot of Kewalo street. Further particulars at office of Chairs. IF TOU ARE LOOKING for a oer-h- ct bronchitis and consumption invariably 118 King St., near Maunakea. Property has a frontage of 100 feet JAMES F. MORGAN, hair dressing you should TRY result irom a neglected cold. As a HOUSE on Lunalilo street, Is 180 feet deeu AUCTIONEER. DANDRUFF KILLER, PAINTING, Contractors and COTTON BROS. & CO. SPACHECO'S medicine for the cure of colds, couehs Builders, Paper Hanging and Decorat- through to Matlock Avenue with a be sweet and' refined odor it leaves and influenza, nothing can compare ing by frontage of 100 feet on Jilatlock Aven- ENGINEERS AND GENERAL COW-- an excellent toilet done first class workmen. In the hair makes It with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It PRICES REASONABLE. ue. Contains an area of 18000 sauare SAFE AT AUCTION TRACTORS. always cures and cures quickly. Ben feet. A portion of the purchase price Plan, and Druggists at the Estimates furnished fm Sold by all and son. Smith & Co., Ltd., Wholesale can remain on mortgage. clae. of Contracting Work. Baton Barber Shop. Tel. Main 232. Agents, sell it. very Honolulu Iron Works Co. This is a desirable lot and A fine large DIEBOLD safe with coin Boston Block. Honolulu. H comprises 4 of the original Gear, Lans- vault will be sold at the Police Station t Bim and Coffee A smoker will be held by the Hea STKAM ENGIN138 ing tract. Cevrteou. treatment. lot lani Yacht night Property is at a better elevation than ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9 and Boat Club Friday BOILERS, SUGAR COOL-- F Prompt LIKE YOUR MOTHERS MADE next. MILLS, adjoining lots, ensuring good drainage. attention. Senator Clarence L. Crabbe, S, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. Quality ani lot. AT Samuel Walker, F. J. Church, Jess ind machinery of every description For further particulars apply to Woods and Bert Webster, as the com made to order. Particular attention FILLER'S on Htel St rrtHtee, will JAS. F. MORGAN, Consolidated Soda Water Works have all sorts of agreeable j paid to ship's blacksmithing. ."ob work JAS. F. MORGAN, Open from I a. m. to U B m. surprises to spring. I executed on shortest notice. AUCTIONEER. Auctioneer. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 5, itos. t BUSINESS LOCALS. LOCAL BREVITIES. HW

See Morgans auction sales for this The Chamber of Commerce has se- HOLIDAY j Tuesday, December 1 day. lected Atkinson, Judd & Mott-Smit- h Cut glass bowl, 8 inch, for $4.00 at as its legal advisers. W. W. Dimond & Co's. G. F. Maydwell, county attorney ofc JORDAN Ladies" fine kid Oxford, turn soles West Hawaii, returned to his baili- & 60 LTR wick by GOODS ! low LXV heels, Sorosis, $3.50. the Mauna Loa yesterday. 1 Kerr's Remnant 1 New Store. Local jobbers have received word Ladies' black suede slippers from the mainland to advance the i with jet bov, Sorosis, $3.50 at Kerr's prices of all cotton goods twenty-fiv- e We have the latest in toilet sets per cent. Sale BiJew Store. in buckhorn and ebony. These ALTERATION SALE Try Pacheco's dandruff killer. For The wedding of Miss Matilda Walker make acceptable presents and OF COTTON, WOOL AND flMRT ROMS by and Mr. Constabel place af- sale all druggists and at Union takes this the prices asked are lower than SILK GOODS. shop. , ternoon at 4 o'clock the German barber at ever before. your Lutheran church. Have bills and rents collected In the PERFUMERY line we Our complete line of Art Goods has been by L. F. Sternemann, Box 485, office The Sunday afternoon study at the REDUCED for 38 School St. Y. M. C. A. "round table" will be led have one of the largest and best the CHRISTMAS season. by Rev. Leadingham. Song A special dinner will be served J. service stocks ever shown here. We at at 4:30, supper 5:30. the Union Grill after the Neill per- at have them in single bottles, Reduction Here are some of the bargains : formance tonight. It is rumored on the streets that couplets and cases; also in bulk. Henry Ladles' handsome beaded C. Birbe, Jr., will become the If looking for Christmas goods suppers, plaintiff in several damage suits for EMBROIDERED TEA CLOTHS, TRAY entirely new, Sorosis, $3.50. you will find we have some- Kerr's New Store. defamation of character. iSale CLOTHS, The ball of the Catholic Benevolent thing to interest you. Glad to HANDKERCHIEF CASES, Don't forget to mail a Hawaiian sou Infant's Plain Socks, venir calendar today. Union takes place this evening at have you see the goods anyway. Black, Ours is the best. Tan and White, 25c. pair; re- SPANISH DRAWN WORK, Wall, Nichols Co. Progress hall. The affair is given to DOYLIES, raise a fund for charity purposes. duced to 3 pairs for 25c I The Hobron Drug Co. Infant's Lace DRAWN call attention Land Commissioner disposed Socks, Black, WORK CENTER PIECES, to their line of holiday Pratt White and Tan, re- perfumes and of on 25c pair; toilet sets of the latest fashion. a number of matters the other duced to 2 pairs for 25c BUREAU COVERS, islands, which had been awaiting ac- SIDEBOARD COV- A fine lot on Children's Plata Black Shaped Lunalilo street at the tion by the Mauna Loa's .mail outward Hose, per footjof Kewalo, is to be sold today 25c pair; reduced to ERS, LAUNDRY BAGS, PIN CUSH- at yesterday. 3 pairs for 25c noon at Morgan's auction rooms. nr : xi" i . - i . , jjaiaa Drop-stitch- iiuue uas uunaieu a large num- Children's Plain and ed IONS, PILLOW TOPS and PILLOWS Mrs. Zeave returned by the Alameda ber of very fine palms and ferns to Black cnarge or Lisle Hose wi" lase tne suit de- Kapiolani park. These have been Shaped, 60c per pair; reduced partment at Sachs Dry Goods Co. f grouped beneath a big banyan tree to 25c per pair. You can find something to please The premises known as "Vida Villa" near the main thoroughfare in the your friends at this sale. on King street are to be sold at auc- park. tion on Pleasing Gifts Jan. 9th, by Jas. F. Morgan. An Informal dance was given by the i A hat pin containing Hawaiian Alexander Young Hotel management enameled coin was lost. Finder will last evening for the hotel guests, the For Gentlemen be rewarded if same is to members of the Neill company and B. F. Ehiers & Co. v returned E. W. & CO., this office. passengers who arrived on the Ala- JORDAN m Judge J. T, De Bolt gives notice that meda. If you would win your hus- FORT STREET. he will not be responsible for any debts All of the other respondents in the band's praise for excellent taste, jut. contracted in his name without writ- election contest brought by C. B. Maile present him with a box of our ten authority. and others have filed demurrers to the specially packed cigars for The first evening auction sale of Jap- petition, on substantially the same Christmas. Tell us who he is anese art goods will take place next grounds as those presented by Mr. and we will select the smoke he Saturday by Will E. Fisher, the auc- Birbe. will enjoy most. You will make There is only one right way tioneer. See advertisement. A hackdriver named Kanamu re- no mistake if you follow any of They're and Sheriff's sale today of some life In- - ported to the police yesterday that a these suggestions. that's the way we do at the packed 12 25 surance policies and valuable real es- silver watch had been stolen from his and in a box for tate in Hilo district. Sale takes place room on Thursday night. He lives in the Holidays. THE ISLAND MEAT CO. at noon in front of the Judiciary build- a two story house near the Palarna fire A new enterprise located on Fort Street, opposite Love Building ing. station. GENERAL ARTHURS NEW A lot of goods slightly damaged by Walter F. Dillingham, representing A VAN DYCKS (Hawana) Now salt water on voyage will be sold at the Hawaiian Dredging Co., consulted YORK Ojan for Bulne to- with Governor Carter and Superin- PRINCIPE DE GALES Underwriter's sale at ten o'clock A supply of the finest quality day at the store of H. Hackfeld & Co., tendent Holloway yesterday afternoon (Havana) of...... by Jas. F. Morgan. regarding the company's contract for dredging. OWLS DENTAL Island A number of valuable lots at Pearl harbor Meats, Poultry and Game f City Peninsula will be offered for sale Tom McKay, the veteran tourist Also pipes single and in sets, ALWAYS ON HAND. at public auction by James F. Mor- agent, will accompany. Prince Ching of cigar and cigarette holders and PARLORS gan at his salesrooms on Kaahumanu China from Peking to the St. Louis cases, etc. We have now on hand a supply of.... street today at noon. Exposition. The distinguished Ori- Drink Jas. E. Pepper Whisky if you ental will shortly pass through Ho nolulu on his journey. No long and tiresome treat ISLAND TURKEYS want the best. Either straight or as Gunst-Eaki- n from the KAHIKINUI RANCH. high-bal- ls A Porto Rican named Kleppo appear used in it is unequaled. ments. Everything done with Lovejoy & Co. are sole agents, Nuuanu ed In Police Court yesterday to answer ' street, Phone Main 308. to a charge of stealing $16 from a Por Cigar Co. - to Rican boy. The money is alleged to dispatch and strictly high class. for- sE'ving $ Twenty-on- e Than shares of C. Brewer & have been taken from the Cor. Fort and King Streets. Co., Ltd., will be sold at auction to- latter's 1057 Fort St., over Honolulu day by Morgan; clothes while the two occupied the Jas. F. at same time same room on Wednesday night. and place 100 shares of Hawaiian Ag- Photo Supply Co. ricultural stock will be sold. The vacancy in the office of Secre tary of Territory, pending con Tenders for 2000 the the furnishing feet of firmation of A. L. C. Atkinson by 2 inch cotton fire hose the Hono- the for IT. S. Senate, has attracted attention THE QUALITY lulu Fire Department will be received to no provision T TRUE CRITERION IS by secretary Commis- the fact that there is IN the of the Fire in the Organic Act for temporarily sioners up to noon 11. fi of Friday, Dec. filling the office in such a contingency. There is always a pleasure in serv- Day The attention 01 ounoisaeura Lj called to the superla- - ing one Founder's of Kamehameha FOILS a nice drink, that is palatable Schools will be celebrated on Decem tive quality of I and beneficial. & Co. Peacock tan ber 19 in the usual modes a pilgrim I provide you the article want to serve age to the tomb of Princess Berftlce and when they provide if you can be Single l sure good. Pauahi Bishop in ,the mausoleum Pommery Champagne it's grounds in the morning, and exercises A nicely bound popular novel as a at the Bishop Memorial chapel in the Sticks which being gift is shipped into rhis country. In London, the Christmas will show excellent evening. acknowledged home of wine connoisseurs, where taste of the sender. Hawaiian News play at Fencing Co. have a handsome new The band will this afternoon stock that game commencing at 3 just arrived on the Alameda. Call the football QUALITY REGULATES PRICE see o'clock. Tomorrow the Sunday concert Supplies and them. will be again given at Makee Island, Pommery commands from two to six dollars more a case At Kerr's new store today will be and not at the Capitol grounds, on ac than other leading brands, as per figures taken from Ridley's found the best line of men's clothing count of the Elks' memorial service at Wine and Spirit Trade Circular, London. (for the price) that ever came to town. the Opera House. Monday evening the 51 D 111 They were opened yesterday, ex Ala- usual Emma Square concert will take POMMERY, Vintage 1893, 8 6s. to 91. O. H. MUMM, Vintage 1893, 70s. to 76a. meda. The suits are well made and place. Union and Hotel Sts. Phone Main 317. stylish and should sell like hot cakes. n PERRIER JOUET, Vintage 1893, Extra Curee G. 65s. to 86s. The cases of five Porto Ricans, who MOET AND CHANDON, Vintage 1893, Extra Cuvee 20. 79s, Sd. to Sayegusa is very busy getting the were arrested Thursday night by Sd. new goods on display 84s. just received Deputy Sheriff Chilllngworth and Offi IXUIS ROEDERER, Vintage 1893, Extra CuTee J, 68s. to 74s. from Oriental markets; there are about cers McDuffie and Renear while sleep- 75 cases of them and many are new ing in a 5x5 foot shack near Wyllie In Honolulu, however, Pommery is sold at the same in this market. This store will be a and Nuuanu streets, were continued prices as other leading brands. favorite one for holiday shoppers this until Tuesday. They are believed to OUR WHITEWASHING MACHINE season. Nuuanu, gang just above Hotel St. be a which has annoyed residents Beats the old colored gentleman with a pail and hrush all hollow. Fin- W C PEACOCK & CO., LTD. S The entire lot of negatives of the of that vicinity by acts of petty thiev- ishes your cellar in next to no time, and costs you less than half of old-tim- ery. e Island photographer, H. L. what you'd expect to pay an odd j ob man for doing it. Tou can't afford" Sole Agents. Chase, will be sold today at 12 o'clock It is earnestly desired by the post-offi- ce to allow any unwhitewashed lurking places to remain in your cellar by Will E. Fisher at his salesrooms officials that people get their when it costs so little to make them sweet and clean. on Merchant street near Alakea. These Christmas mall in as far ahead of the negatives comprise views of scenery, departure of steamers as possible. S. STEPHENSON, King Street, The Sanitary Specialist Whitewash. buildings, mills, streets in Honolulu, pressure on such occasions requires- - Painter and in and over the entire group. days rather than hours to get rid of. - I Will . Fisher reminds the public Registered mail has to be handled sev- sOSO0KXS)00C TRUNKS, VALISES, in this issue of his proposed art sale eral times before dispatching. Ap- and of a valuable and rare collection of proaching steamer departures are the Japanese goods, being the selection of Alameda on the 9th, the Nippon Maru I DRESS SUIT CASES a Honolulu gentleman of the Japanese on the 14th and the Sierra on the 15th. We have just opened up a new shipment of Steamer International Exhibition held this year Trunks, Packing at Osaka, Japan, whose well known Trunks, Valises and Dress Suit Cases. Our taste and Judgment as a .collector of line of the above will be found the largest and most practical goods of this character is a guarantee For the on the market, embracing everything made, many of the that the articles are of exceptional styles being our exclusive designs and patterns. Suitable beauty. value and A Safe Deposit Bex in our Vaults Christmas presents in the shape of neatly finished DRESS Iriauqural Ball SUIT CASES and VALISES. LOCAL BREVITIES. may be had for one-ha- lf dollar THBO. H. DAVI1S CO., LTD. of the Hardware Department. This is the evening for the ball per month and may prevent the 1 Catholic Benevolent Union at Progress We are ready with handsome mate- hall. v . loss of your valuable papers or rials for evening wear. Low priced The ladies' committee of the Chinese jewels. hospital meet today at that place at goods as well ar "ner grades. All the 3 p. m. HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST CO. There will be a meeting of the following In latest patterns and new- Ha, Ha, Ha! "It don't hurt a bit.' Society the Catholic Ladies Aid at est eolorings. Limited. convent at 3 o'clock this afternoon. to have your teeth ixed by our Painless Method Marshal Hendry and Deputy Collect- , Gold Crowns S5.00 and up Gold or Drake will go to Hawaii next week Embroidered Mouse-lines- Fillings $3.00 and up White Crowns . . . .$5.00 and up Amalgam to fetch four okolehao distillers, in Dotted Swiss Grenadines, Fillings .$1.00 and up custody there, to Honolulu. Bridge Work $5.00 per tooth Silver Fillings $.50 and up Samuel K. Pua, county clerk and Embroidered and Ail-ev- er Chiffon Plates $5.00 full set Cement Fillings . .$.50 and up. recorder of the county of West Ha- Silk Crepe, waii, took the oath of office yesterday No charge for examination. See samples of our modern worlc before Chief Justice Frear. Crepe de Chines, at our entrance. Lady assistant D. Barry arrived in the Alameda Dress Nets, THE EXPERT DENTISTS. and goes into training under Billy Point de Sprit, GOOGraSO0KXS)0 Woods at once for his glove contest Hours, 8 to 5. Sundays, 9 to 12. 215 Hotel St., opp. Young Hotl All-ov- er with Jack Weday on New Tear's even-ins- -. Spangles, Solid Color and Brocaded Silks, ESTABLISHED 1864. Germany; H. A. Isenberg, consul for Silk Crepe de CerdurVy (new), F. A. Schaefer, consul for Italy, and A. zv. and de Souza Canavarro, consul for Por- Liberty Silks, hats clothing tugal, have called on Governor Carter JNO. N. SHAFER to tender congratulations on his acces- At right prices call at sion to the Territorial executive chair. Headwear, Neckwear, The last ringleader at large of the Hosiery, Gloves, Fans, etc PRACTICAL PLUHBER Japanese organization for the tion of offenders against Federal laws, FORMERLY AT 213 QUEKJfr STREET Nakamura Jusuke by name, has been N. SACHS DRY GOODS CO landed in jail by Marshal Hendry. S. Now with TWO STORES. This is the crowning arrest of the TWO STORES, gang to through the whole run earth LIMITED. 132 Fort St., below King and 152 Hotel St., opposite Young BHfi strenuous campaign conducted by Dis- JNO. NOTT, trict Attorney Breckons. Oer. Pert and Beretania Streets. 85 King Street. DEPOT OF THE "BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS." rU PACTFIO COMMERCIAL ADVERKBEB, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 5, I J lMt. w HONOLULU STOCK 'EXCHANGE Classified ASvertlscmcnts. Canadian-Australi- an alameda had Royal Mail Line Honolulu, December 4, 1903. rULL winiLI 1 VJV IT s w WANTED. running In connection with the Canadian-Pacifi- c Railway Co. Ala Of HXKJB Etofttal Til Bid Ass FOR SALE 8teamers A GIRL for a news-stan- d. Address P. Jse at Honolulu on or about the following dates: The Oceanic Steamship Alameda ar O. Box 549. 6654 early yesterday morn KSOASTn I FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCUUVKK. rived bright and 1 q0o 19l The EDGAR HAL8TXAD ing from San Francisco. A number . ti.evrerA Uo UK S65 FIRST-CLAS- S experienced Waist and JfOA'NA nrrEMBKR is MTOWERA DECEMBER 16 Mrs. Mellis' Dressmak- IBES, .... 13 of well known Honolulans came, and Skirt hands. corner Wilder Avenue 16 AORANGI JANUARY 6651 IflOWERA ...JAXITARY iwWT. 20 20 ing Establishment. street. 13 FEBRUARY 10 1100 tons of freight were carried. The AORANGI ...FERRUARY MO AN A Ssw. Agricultural Co 1,000,000 100 .... 815 j - . vessel experienced some heavy weath- Jaw Com, Bug Co, 2,811,760 100 . . 47 and Europe. 2400,000 90 22 23 PASTURE for one horse for two Through tickets issued to all points in Canada, United States H- - er. noma 790,000 100 100 months. Send particulars to box 5S4. Xnaulrs of Among those on board were John Honoks..... 2,000,300 30 IS UK 6650 Haiku 500.000 100 100 Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. K. Sumner and bride. Mr. Sumner re Kahuku 500,000 20 20 h Klb.ei Plan, Co., L'd.. i,500,000 50 & Halstead & Co., General Agents. turns from Tahiti wnere he has spent ivipanuin 180,000 100 FOR RENT. Ltd. several months. He headed a large ioloa 50C.08G 100 ISO tfoBryde Bum. Oo. L'd S.500,000 20 4 party from the Islands, quite a crowd OahaBugazOo 8,600,000 100 90 95 & of Tahitians, who are mostly his rela Onomea 1,000,000 20 30 The Overland Routt Pacific Mail S. S. Co., Occidental Oriental tives. There were nine people alto Ookala 500,000 20 10 Olat Sugar Oo. Ltd. 5400,000 ao of the gether in his party. He has returned mowsin 160.C0--) 100 SEVEN-roo- m on street, S. S. Co., and Toyo Kisen Kaisha to reside here permanently and the Paannau Sagat Flan house Kinau will Hv Utton Oo. 0,000,080 BO off Alapai. Apply F. B. Damon, Bank ontiro nartv nrobablv with Pacta c 100 200 w 111 port 6,(ftu of Hawaii. 6653 Steamers of the above companies call at Honolulu and leave this Sumner Mr and Mrs. Paul Kellar, Pals 150,000 100 126 Southern PepeekM Pacific or about tbn dates below mentioned: J Hawaiians, who have been in Tahiti TW.OOO 100 .65 Pioneer 1,750400 100 90 100 A FOUR-ROO- M cottage with bath. great SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SAN FRANCISCO. for a few years, also returned from the Walalua Oo. 4,600,000 100 SO is the FROM Ai. Apply No. 70 Kukul street. 6653 IBJLELIC DECEMBER Z CHINA wuviuaLBJ! i gouth Seas. Wsllukn 700.000 100 280 Waimanalo 152400 too W0 Lieutenant-Command- er - M HONGKONG MARU... DECEMBER 10 DORIC .. UBOJUMJiii.K A. P. Nib- BigHwoy of Tw-Giliii- Travel CHINA .. DECEMBER 18 NIPPON MARU DECEMBER 14 j lack of the Naval Station, returned to BVUMBU QO'I THAT commodious residence on Nun- - 29 UBUJSJUSisK aw re- - anu Ave., formerly occupied by Min BORIC DECEMBER SIBERIA Honolulu, Mrs. Niblack having Wilder B. and Chicago. Dcu.J5fl-ti-. 8.00 600,000 1SU U0 Modern improvements, between San Francisco It KIPPON MARU JANUAY 6 COPTIC mained behind owing to the serious ill (nter-Iilan- d 8. 8. Oo.. ister Stevens. 800,000 10 120 and quarters. is the ness of her father, Mr. Harrington. MXKSLLASaOV stable servants' Rent For farther Information apply to Mrs. Niblack will probably come to reduced. Apply to C. H. Dickey, 39 iUw'n Siectric Uo.. .. 500,000 100 95 100 King street. 6533 Shortest and Quickest H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LT- D- AtENTS. Honolulu at an early date. H.R.T. 4L.Cc Pld C. F. Schermerhorn, for a long time Hon. K. T. AL. Oo. C. l,0O0,0OC 100 and the Mutual Tel. Co 160,000 10 8 COTTAGES; Christley lane, off with Morgan, the auctioneer, returned O. R. A L. Oo t.000400 100 Fort St. accompanied by his bride, who was OiloR. E.Co 50400 so ao Rent reasonable. Apply Wong Kwai. C 6240 Overland Limited OoosnE teamshlp Miss Marie Christine Lawler. They BOHDt were married at San Francisco on daw. StTt 5 ml a 99 is the most luxurious Train in the Thanksgiving Day. Haw. Ter. 4 p. e. (Fire CENTRAL location, cool, mosquito world The fine passenger steamers of this line will arrive and leave this port proof rooms at HELEN'S COURT, Mrs. M. Peacock, mother of W. C. HUo a. a. Co. 6 i a hsreunoer: Peacock, and Mrs. Rudolph Buchley, Hon. S. T. A rear of Hart's Ice Cream Parlors. Through Without Change 6 p. 104 Rooms 6519 FROM SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: his sister, were passengers. 0. reasonable. D. 1.0 Time Less Than 3 Days SONOMA. . .mm NOVEMBER 35 ALAMEDA NOVEMBER 18 Judge Edings of the Fourth Judicial O.B.4L Co 108 24 Circuit, from an extended Osaa Pl'n 0 p. FOR SALE. IMJLMEDA DECEMBER i VENTURA NOVEMBER returned Olaa Pl'n 6. p. 0. ..., I iTONTTTRA DECEMBER 1 ALAMEDA DECEMBER visit on the coast. Walalua Ag, Co. 8 p. 0 o.. r I T Tl ALAMEDA DECEMBER 25 RTERRA DECEMBER 15 Mrs. J. W. Cathcart returned from a unuuis. c... lt, Pioneer Mill Co, 100 fit. r,- - Lights, Reading Lamp, In every SIERRA JANUARY 6 ALAMEDA DECEMBER 30 short stay on the coast. fmm' nnr z: h,rt inniv George Angus, of T, H. Davies r" szj berth and. agents pre- H. In connection with the sailing of t he abavw steamers, the are & Co.. and Mrs. Angus, returned from Shipping Notes. sery. 6652 passengers, Coupon Through Tickets by any The Best of Everything. pared to issue, to Intending New York. The oil cargo steamer Argyll de- Railroad, from San Francisco to all p ointe in the United states, and from Manager E. A. Fraser of the Hawaii parted Tor San Francisco yesterday FINE Zither. Apply Advertiser office. tfsw York by any steamship line to a 11 European- - ports. Railway, made a round trip In the Ala- morning. 6651 Southern Pacific FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY TO meda. The sailing of the Solace from Mare E. O. McOORMICK, The James Neill company, headed by Island is idelayed until December 8th, OFFICES FOR RENT. on Passenger Traffic Manager. Mr. and Mrs. Neill, arrived the ry so that she can take out stores and THE STANGENWALD," six-sto- and will open their engage fire-pro- T. H. GOODMAN, steamer meet Admiral Evans' fleet due at Ho- of office building. Apply opera evening. ment at the house this nolulu on December 15th. Examiner. Room 608. 6654 Ban Francisco, General American-Hawaiia- Barry, pugilist, who is to fight Passenger Agent, GaL n Steamship Company. the & Co., agents Toyo- - Jack Weday the first of the year, ar Hackfeld for the Direct Monthly Service Between New York and Honolulu via go training for the match. Kisen Kaisha steamship line, received IN BREWER building. Queen street, rived to into wrord on Pacific Coast. --t yesterday that the Nippon Maru reasonable terms. Apply to C. sailed yesterday forenoon for Honolu- Brewer & Co., Ltd. I THE SPLENDID NEW STEEL STEAMERS R0SECRANS' WHEEL lu. She will bring 900 tons of cargo For Sale and to Rent FROM NEW YORK. And each month thereafter. for this port. THE STANGENWALD single or en- - Company's wharf, - S. S. Alaskan, to sail about Jan. 1 Freight received at AWAY Collector of the Port Stackable re suite; six story; fire proof office build- S. S. Californian, to sail Feb. 1 Greenwich street. WASHED ing. First class hydraulic elevator; about.. ceived a communication yesterday Residences on Thurston avenue, Pros -- Freight received at all times at the HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- - from the Treasury Department in free Janitor service. $25.00 per month from and up. Apply Room 608. 6615 pect street, Kapiolani street, Punahou, Company's wharf, 41st street, South CISCO (VIA KAHULUI). The oil cargo steamer Rosecrans, which he was informed that the mat- Brooklyn. ter of a revenue cutter for Honolulu Pacific Heights, College Hills, Kameha-meh- a S. S. Nevadan. to sail Dec. 2 formerly the United States transport of FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- was to be taken up at once, and there STORES FOR RENT. IV road, Kalihl; a business sits the same name, came into port yester- LULU. FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA. was hope that such a vessel would be THE premises lately occupied by J. F. on King street, a fine property at Olaa, 25 day morning, after remaining over very 18! S. S. Hawaiian, to sail about Dec. in Hawaiian waters in a short Morgan as an auction sales room, Ka-imu- S. S. Nevadan, to sail ....Dec. and eight exceptionally fine lots at ki night outside anchorage. The time. Queen street. Apply to M. W. Mc- - H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. at the on easy terms. docked at the railway wharr The transport Logan, which was to Chesney & Sons, Ltd. 6568 C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. !x'J?f vessel ALBERT BARNES. once began discharging the sail from San Francisco on December and at 78 street. cargo. The following account of the for Manila, via Honolulu, Midway ROOMS AND BOARD. Merchant steamer's rough passage from San and Guam, will have a heavy list of AT WAHIAWA, ten dollars per week, Francisco, Is from the steam- passengers and' a big assignment of two per day. Stage meets taken so many people dollars FOR RENT. Pacific Transfer Co. ship's log: troops. There were 3:15 p. m. train from Honolulu at CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. "2:30 a. m., Nov. 27. Fresh S. E. other than army officers, desirous of Pearl City, on Tuesdays and Fridays. WILL leaving on the vessel, many of the gale. Wind blowing 48 miles an hour. that Address MRS. CAROLINE RHODES, TWO-STOR- T ship goods and save you money. may to on A LARGE HOUSE Wt pack, haul and your Shipping under water fore and aft. latter receive orders travel City. Telephone King 57. 6578 10 passenger Pearl containing rooms, besides kitchen, After steering wheel washed away. the liners. bath and closet. Also two cottages in Ke Storage in brick warehouse. 126 King Street. Photic Main sS After and fore ladders washed away. Purser McNamara of the steamer LOST. . same yard in rear of large house. This , Port life boat stove in. Lat 32:45 N., Au Hou which arrived yesterday from property is known as the Schmidt rest- - J A !HAT Pin of Hawaiian coin enamel " long., 137:10 W. At 4:30 a. m., fresh to Kauai, reports the steamer W. G. Hall ed. Reward will be given if finder dence, and has a frontage of 150 feet 48 On December 2, moorings THE PACIFIC stormy S. E. gale. Force of wind to at Ahuklni. will leave at this office. , 6655 on Beretanla street and Is situate about SAPOLIN HINTS 56 miles an hour. At 5:45 p. m,, wind were laid at Kilauea. Heavy rains 6 minutes' walk from the postofllce. shifted to S. Steady breeze to mod- were in progress all over Kauai. About Terms reasonable. Commercial Advertiser erate gale. Weather overcast and mis- 4 inches fell at Kilauea on Tuesday. Large house on Vineyard street, be . . ON . . reported follow Professional Cards tween Emma Miller streets, Honolulu, ty. Light rain. Hazy and rough sea," The purser also the and known Bstered at the Post Office at Every companion ladder was carried ing sugar on Kauai ready for trans as Rimenschneider premises; spacious ST. H--, as second class matter. away and the hand steering gear was portation: L. P., 1365 bags; H. M., 2379 ARCHITECTS. grounds; rent reasonable. Possession t Home Decorations completely demolished. The anchors bags. given after November 30th. W. MATLOCK CAMPBELLOfflce 1634 Apply to SUBSCRIPTION RATES: on the forecastle head slipped their by Young street. W. O. SMITH, Worn chairs for instance can be lashings, but these were secured ARRIVED. year fttJS C. Delleghar. Luckily while 6621 Room 207, Judd Building. Per changed with hardly any expense Mate F. Friday, Dec. 4 Bis months 1 was working them no seas Into beautiful pieces of furniture, he at O. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, from San ATTORNEYS. mounted the deck. Later Delleghar Advertising rates on application. nothing simpler or easier with Francisco, at 8:15 a. m. J. G. PRATT Attorney at Law. Rooms DON'T RENT, DON'T LEASE "Sapolin" Enamels. Among and Third Mate Olsen narrowly missed Kau 7 and 8, Progress block. the being overboard. Delleghar Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, from mm handy kinds are: carried ports, 9:30 a. m. trbhshed every morning' except Sunday was coming down a ladder from the ai at FOUR MODERN COTTAGES m good by HENRY E. H2GHTON Attorney-at- - the Sapolin Enamels (29 colors), forecastle head to the main deck when DEPARTED. Law. Southwest cor. Fort and King. location. All rented at an annual rental 4. of $1290.00. Will be sold on easy terms. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD., Sapolin Bathtub Enamel, a big sea caught him and threw him Friday, Ded Sapolin Aluminum Enamel, violently against the rail. His back Stmr. Mauna Loa. Simerson, for SIX-ROO- M MODERN COTTAGE in Vb Holt Block, No. 85 South King St. "Our Favorite" Gold Enamel, was badly bruised and strained. At Maui, Kona and Kau ports, at 12 m DENTISTS. good location, nearly new. Price, A. W. PEARSON, Manager. Japanese Gold Paint, the same time Olsen grabbed a rope Schr. Lady for Koolau ports. DPJ3. A. B. CLARK and P. F. FREAK 33000. Cash 3300; installment of 330 per Sapolin Furniture Polish, and the two men collided. Olsen was S. S. Argyll, Gilroy, for San Franr Mclntyre Bldg., ZPovt and King. month. Sapolin Varnish Stains, washed for some distance along the cisco at 9 a. m. MODERN COTTAGE in Maklkt Sapolin Varnishes, etc. deck. DUE TODAY. ENGINEERS. FOR RENT. The Rosecrans was in the storm for . LAND CO. U. S. A. T. Sherman, Bruguerre ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. Survey- - McVeigh's Seven-Roo- m 25.0 RAILWAY & thirty-fiv- e hours. Two sails were lost Cottage.. from Nagasaki and Manila. or and Engineer. 400 Judd Bldg.; P. Chris. Holt's Six-Roo- m Cottage TIME TABLE Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, from Hilo O. box 733. in Makikl 30.00 L and way ports, due this forenoon. H. CUMMINGS, mmm s IJfcJ EWERS TROOPS ON THE J. Stmr. Lehua, Napala, from Lanai CATTON, NEILL & CO., LTD. Engi P. O. Box No. 53. May 1st, 1903. & COOKE, Maui and Molokai ports, due this neers, Electricians and Boilermakers. LIMITED TRANSPORT SHERMAN morning. OUTWARD. FOR SALE. Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and 177 South King Street. DUE SUNDAY. INSURANCE. Way Stations 9:15 a. m., 8:20 p. m The transport Sherman which is due Stmr. Maui, F. Bennett, from Maui THE MUTUAL INSURANCE Way LIFE Kalmukl Lots Wot Pearl City, Ewa Mill and to on ports, due early in morning. CO. OF NEW YORK. Six of the choicest lots Kalmu 9:16 arrive from Manila today has in the Stations 17: 30 a. m., a. m.t Stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, from S. 3. ROSE, Agent : : : Honolulu. kl Tract; high ground, 2 blocks from Z:2Q p. board 122 enlisted men of Company E, 11:05 a. m., 2:1B p. m., m., Kauai ports, due early in morning. electric car line. C. W. Dickey, p. Second Inquire t4:16 p. m., 5:15 p. m., $S:30 m., CHAS. BREWER CO.'S Battalion Engineers; Company 925 Fort street. 16 p. m. F, Second Battalion; sixty-thre- e sick. MUSICIANS. til: PASSENGERS. C. H. DICKEY, INWARD. NEW TORE LINE three Insane, 593 enlisted men of the COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL Piano, Or 6645 King and Bethel streets. lorive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal- Thirtieth Infantry, seventy-seve- n cas Arrived. gan, singing and harmony. Love bldg. alua and Walanae 8: 38 a. m., S:S1 Ship Tillie E. Stsrbuck sailing uals, twenty-nin- e general prisoners From San Francisco, per S. S. Ala P. m. from New York to Honolulu meda, Dec. 4. Miss L. Andrews, G. H PHYSICIANS. HOTEL HELROSE. from Ewa Mill and 308L Jscrlve Honolulu March 1st. FREIGHT TAKEN Lost Sixty Tons of Goal. Angus, Mrs. Angus, D. Barry, Geo, DR. S. KOB AY ASHI. Office Alakea, Phone Blue Pearl City 1:50 a. m., t?:46 a. m., AT LOWEST RATES. The American-Hawaiia- n Company's Bloomquist, D. Bowles, C. L. Brown near Beretania. Phone White 121. A first class family boarding house. 8:16 a-- m--. 10:38 a. m., 2:05 p. m., Miss L. BrowneH, Mrs. Rudolf Buchly, tropically built Electric cars pass the p. m., 6:81 p. m 7:40 p. m. For freight rates apply to big freighter Hawaiian, Captain Dela 4:tl J. W. Burton, Mrs. J. W. Cathcart, M. DR. T. MTTAMURA. Office, 68 door every few minutes. King street Dally. no, 57 Kukul CHAS. BREWER & CO. arrived yesterday, days from Cyton, Mrs. Dabal and child, J. De Lane. 8 to 10 m.: 6 to 7:30 tv m. near Waiklkl turn. Sunday Excepted, 27 Kilby s. t St, Boston, New York and 20 days from Coronel Lacy, Miss A. Ebbetts. Judge W. S. TeL Blue 2366. Res. 1649 Nuuanu. MRS. W. H. WrLKINSON, Sunday Only. CO-LIMIT- Fa-mul- i ob C. BREWER A ED, the Chilean coaling port. The trip Edings, Miss A. Famulla, Miss L. la, Manager. B. F. DENISON. F. C. SMITH, HONOLULU. was very satisfactory, both for speed Miss F. Forbes, E. A. Fraser, G. P. & T. A. Sunt. and so far as weather was concerned. Sheffield Grace, D. Hall, Miss R. Hick-stei- n, TYPEWRITERS. Eight thousand tons of freight were W. B. Jarrett, Miss G. Keller, BOUGHT, sold, rented and repaired at AND MOON. TIDES, SUN brought by the Hawaiian which makes Miss E. Langmore, S. Lewis, C. H. Remington Typewriter office, Hotel St. A I port day Lombard, Dr. D. S. McCarthy, D. WMM14 Oahu icE & a ahead of time. The Ore J. Home Company Sir Si i It gonian. Captain Carty, is now out 27 Medbury, H. C. Mohr, Robt. Morris, 1 35 k days from New York. Mrs. Morris, E. Neill, Jas. Neill, Mrs. GKAND a a M a S Electric Co. BALL CAPITAL $50,900. of I Soon after leaving New York the Neill, Lieut. A. B. Niblack, Mrs. P. For Charitable purposes under auspices i lee delivered any Hawaiian ran a gale rough Owens and child, Mrs. M. Peacock, to part of tha city. Into and of the Organized under the laws of the Mam. Ft. pjn. p.m. a.m. Sets sea that swept away sixty tons of Miss T. B. Phillips, C. F. Schermer- Territory of Hawaii SMB.. m. 9.W I A, U SO S.32, 7.27 0.81 5 17 2.28 Island orders promptly filled. TeL Bins coal lying on her upper deck. The horn, Mrs. Schermerhorn, H. H. Sco-ve- l, CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNION storm lasted twentv-fou- r and F. S. Shoup, R. Siddle. J. K. Sum- stJM 1 20 7.14 8 16 9.21 5.17 8.2S USL P. O. Box 600, Office: Kewalo. hours Progress Hall, the huge steamer was hove to for six ner, R. Travers, T. Wunder, Mrs. N. H. THE 2.15 1.8, 2 00 7.54 9.01 6.2-- 5 17 S8SSXXB 4.16 hours. Chronicle Nov. 27. Zeave, Mrs. De Bolt, T. H. Williams, SATURDAY DEC. 5 HAWAIIAN REALTY SirS 8.80 9 48 8 23 5.17 5.15 METEOROLOGICAL C. EVENING, SMSk. 4 3 30 2.1 S.S9 9.C8 10 SO 6 216 18 Rise RECORD. John Carr, E. Dules, W. J. Dehls, BS. t ft 10 2 1 4 28 9.&0 11. V- 8,24 5 16 6.45 WEATHER BUREAU. E. K. Fisher, Frank Heig, A. Andrade, at 8 o'clock. and MATURITY C0n Ltd. p.m. By the Government Surrey, Published L. Keller, wife and four children, H. Su- a- 6 4.61 2.1 6 80 10 S3 12 02 8.25 5.18; 7 47 TICKETS 50c Loans, Mortgages, Securities, Every Monday. Kael-meye- r, I Honolulu, Alexander St., C. Keller, R. Klamner, E. F. Investments and BesJ HOB., T 16 0 6 16 i 2 20 11 22 12 4S 35 5.181 8.43 Na-kan- o, K Dec. 4, 1903, 10 p. m. C. Klemme, W. M. Moir, K. Estate, SAwm. Red-for- d, BEADTIPDL CALIFORNIA FLOWERS Full moon December 4th at 7:41 a. m. r E Mean temperature 74.0. Edward Peacock, William s W. Homes Built on the Install- Times of the tide are taken from the Minimum temperature 72. H. Shares, wife and son; Waited Sur-B-y Rilva, H. States Coast and Geodetic Maximum temperature 77. Frank J. Shorty, Thomas ment Plan. tables. M. Scanlan, T. A. S. To arrive for Christmas and the Holi 3, Barometer at 9 p. m. 30.06. Steady. Smith. Turnbull, Home Office Mclntyre Bid Hono- The tides at Kahulul and Hilo occur Vilalolos, E. Weinnold, James Ward, 21 SO OS Rainfall. 24 up 9 days at 8 X 02 70 OP 4-- hours to a. m. .01. lulu, T. H. fcWut one hour Hono-at- u. 2 N 8--5 earlier than at 8 30 02 61 Kelii and wife. 280.10 0 2 NX 4--2 Mean absolute moisture 6.3 grains M 23 80 08 2P 97 70 HUM 00 67;4 7 ws 1- -2 per cubic foot. Departed. 80.04 29 94 2-- Hawaiian standard time is 15 hours SO T 87 02 77 8 K 1.0 W S0 C8 1- Mean 70. 29 66 00 75 -4 1-- relative humidity For Maui, Kona and Kau ports, per T&8 dnutes slower than Greenwich time, 28 sw 0 ReollT T 31 01 29 90, 68 CO 8 1- 6 wsw -0 Winds N. E. Force, 1 to 3. Loa, Dec. 4. G. Jamie-so- n, MSI if 157 -t ,2 29 94 stmr. Mauna A SPECIALTY OF HATS taat of the meridian of de- F 29 85 63 .00,82 S8W 1--0 minutes. I I i Weather Fair with occasional val- H. Willgeroth, S. F. Leslie, Miss for The time whistle ley showers. CHRISTMAS TRADE at 1:30 n. m.. which is th an me A. Notley, D. F. Sewell, D. Greenwell, at MH CeiDOOf. Ill reenwich, hours 0 minutes. Forecast for Dec. 5. Moderate trades E. A. Knudsen, G. F. Maydwell, J. T. t Sun Barometer corrected is 83 F. and sea and fair weather valley MISS POWER'S MILLINERY moon are for local Urns for the level, and for with showers. Crawley, L. P. Lincoln. C. Welters, H. L. K. KENTWELL, BTOUS. standard gravity of &at R. C. LYDECKER, F. Isenberg, Mrs. M. 4S. This cerrectton is E. Nawahi, T. B. PARLORS. General N for Msaslula. Territorial Meteorologist Lyons, Miss Lyons. Boston Building, Fort Street.