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SUGAR 96 Degree U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, October 19. Last 24 hours' rainfall, .00. Test Centrifugals, 4c; Per Ton, $80.00. 88 Temperature, Max. 82; Min. 72. Weather, cloudy. Analysis Beets, 9s. 4 Per Ton, $79.20. ESTA&USHED JULY

VOL. XLIV., NO. 7551. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1906. PRICE FIVE CENTS OUR RALLIES SWEEP OF TROPICAL CYCLONE HELD IN TOWN LAST EVENI NG s ? Beer Flows Freely in Brown's Precinct Booze and Buncombe Combined Two Democratic Gatherings at Opposite Ends of Town.

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V The Democrats held a well-attended chine-made condidate. He asked for night on support for himself and the whole of and successful meeting last A , the Democratic ticket, who, he said, VI . of Harvey s Kahhi Sri the grounds Frank would do for the people what was zesidence. right. Jri corps of speakers was on A large KINN'ET OX BROWN, hand and same good talk was listened.

' 'Brown was personally a nice man, h- - The hit of tne evening was ue uy had showt.fl himself incapable of ?5 iff . - audi-- l WeS?- Trent, who holds his forcing the laws whiCh he had pledged ence as well as any man on the local himself to enforce. In this respect he stump ha Proved himself to be a weak man '"i unworthy of reelection to his re. The meeting was devoid of sensa- - and sponsible omce. .personally, ne was or-er- and was ly ana -- . ... ., . tional incident friendly to Brown, but politically, no. -j - well-conducted throughout. He had heard that Brown counted ou IN TIIE CYCLONE BELT A GLIMPSE OF HAVANA. SIL.VA STARTS. his friendship with the Hawaiians t& 1 i M. A. Silva. was the first speaser. galn him votts but pointed out that ' He said In part. the Hawaiians had a keen eye for th "The Democratic party at its con-- welfare of their beloved county and mention selected representative men would not let a friendly feeling fot c DENATUR IZED will coun-wor- k is for Its ticket who, if put in office, Arthur M. Brown allow tnelr Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, for the people whom they repre- - try's best interests to be sidetracked. fiant. i Only yesterday he had been Brown "Tour welfare," continued Silva, attorney in a law case. Politically hs ALCOHOL Cuba and Florida Feeling Its "demands that you vote for them on couidn't stand for him, however. H. DEflDJROKE November e. We, unlike the Itepuhli-- had lost control of the people by per-cans- , you are not in a position to tell mttjng wrong-doin- g to go unpun. Devastating Touch Loss of Life that we have done this and that, for isheil Aid t Berger Begs for Hawaiian Commerical the simple reason that the Democrats wasn-- a question to consider that Is any-- lt and Property Great, liave never had a chance to do Brown was a wnite man and Curtis to Bring Band Man Studying thing. Two years from now, however, Iaukea a native. The thing for voters pride if we're elected, we'll point with tQ cnslder was which raan WOuld AN Home. Methods. we've done. to what the office of Sheriff with most honor " 1 . f QlirA ti (Associated Press Cablegrams.) ?: j ... i t inner la - "Any pariy his county He had no hesitation in William Aylett, member of the Royal (Mail Special to the Advertiser.) to get rusty and out of the habit 01 saying that Iaukea was that man. 8 SAN SALVADOR, October 20. A tempest things for you and me. Know- Hawaiian Band, and also a member WASHINGTON, D. C, October has raged for ten doing (Continued on Pa.ge 3.) (Continued on Page 4.) ing this to be a fact, let us make a Mr. J. N. Williams, assistant man- days in the republic of Salvador, flooding valleys, destroying cattle clean sweep. Let us out with the old ager of the Hawaiian Commercial Su- crops drowning of new, vigorous and and hundreds people. The loss is incalcul- party and in with the gar Company has been in Washington ne. Give the Democrats the chance BOOKSELLER A. J. LYON able. Guatemala and Honduras have suffered the loss of millions. for a conference with the Commissioner for which they are asking. Kick the W. HURRICANE SWEEPS OCEAN. machine out of office. It is no good DIES AT HIS DINNER TABLE of Internal Revenue, Mr. John like is wished to discuss the and in a small community this Yerkes. He WASHINGTON, October 20. The Cuban hurricane-- extends no 3v . not needed. The Democrats have 11 V. V .'. V;V V'.". V.-- . methods of manufacturing denaturizeu machine and won't have one for the alcohol, which is authorized by the re- 200 miles out at sea. simple reason that if elected next cent law of Congress, in effect Janu- CUBA'S LOSS HEAVY. month their good works will suffice ary 1. Mr. Williams was accompanied to keep them in the offices to which on his visit to Mr. Yerkes by Mr. Geo. HAVANA, October 20. The people of this city are storm- your votes, I trust, will elect them." B. McClellan. bound. Twenty are known to have been killed. the provinces talk was very well received - to learn the In Silva's ! I, -- -. . ' , C He was pleased that ' For the benefit of Portuguese present expense of supervising the manufac- of Havana and Pinar del Rio trees are uprooted and the loss to he made a few remarks in their own ture of the alcohol is to be borne by property is estimated1 at $2,000,000. language. the United States government. Mr. AH FAT'S ARGUMENT. Williams also examined with interest A TIDAL WAVE DISASTER. the plans of the government as to re- C. Ah Fat next mounted the stand. MIAMI, Fla., October 20. The steamer St. Lucia has police machine for tainers for the alcohol. Some sheet been He roasted the 4 - , - -- - - jr,- - -- . 1 -- k which e the way its members packed the con- ' steel containers have been made, sunk and twenty-fiv- passengers have been killed by a tidal wave. the Internal Revenue Commissioner in- vention and urged its extinction which, The entire fishing fleet is missing. It is known that 250 people have accomplished by tends to approve. he said, could only be been drowned. the Democrats at the polls. Then Mr. McClellan has visited the Light- J house Board, whose officers decided to Brown wanted certain men elected A STORM-SWEP- T erect the temporary beacon at Maka-pu- u KEY. Supervisors to serve his own private j usual delays of ad- 20. A ends. It was up to the Democrats to j without the ELLIOTT KEY, October tremendous storm is raging this scheme. vertising. Mr. McClellan urged that here. frustrate construc- The speaker told his listeners to the customarv red tape in the omitted in the vote the whole Democratic ticket and tion of a lighthouse be the most the not to distinguish between the haolos work at Makapuu, but FROM EUROPE VIA THE NORTH. I consent to was that the and the Hawaiians. A team of horses board would bids for con- was no good when separated, and the time for advertising for be shortened. SAN FRANCISCO, October 20. The Gjoa, which made the haoles and Hawaiians on the Demo- struction should ERNEST G. WALKER. Northwest passage and located the true magnetic north, has arrived cratic ticket were a first-rate team. here. By voting the straight ticket, the opinion a speaker was of the that AN D 1 11 EH BUBGLAHY clean sweep might be made in Oahu POLITICS IN GRAND JURY. County. got through, a voice After Ah Fat 3 JUST REVEALED : from the bushes shouted: 4 NEW YORK, October 20. As a result of the testimony given ' r- - no good no beer." 2 the grand by Charles F. Murphy, a of "Democrats J jury number subpoenas have The speaker was promptly bidden to Two weeks ago Friday night a small been issued. hold his ptace and he didn't let go of cottage belonging to Mr. C. Hustace, It again during the rest of the evening. Sr., back of the homestead on Bere-tan- ia THREE MORE DREADNOUGHTS. SHERIFF BROWN UNFIT. street, was entered by a burglar Kd Like, editor of the Aloha Alna. who evidently used a skeleton key. A linen, including LONDON, October 20. The admiralty will construct three followed. THE LATE A. J. LYON. large amount of house He drew particular attention to the tablecloths, napkins, etc., was stolen. more vessels of the Dreadnought type. platform pro- The next day Mr. Hustace entered the plank in the Democratic Albert J. Lyon, manager of the Lyon, tucky. He married Ella Ewell, a Sc cottage, his key. i viding for a minimum wage of $1.50 a book concern, died very suddenly at noma eirl. Mrs. T.von is itft to mourn opening the door .with AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT. day for icadworkers, and stigmatized his loss, together their and then for the first time knew that his home in Anapuni street last night with three of 5 Brown as a man unfit to hold sons, one daughter having died. Tha the place had been rifled, Sheriff 7:30 he po-th- ur It was at o'clock while was sons in A., Ar-- The matter was referred to the office on account of neglect of duty order of ae are Ralph in TURIN, Italy, October 19. The Zuckennann bank has failed at this place seated at the dinrer table. The mem- R. and William C. Lvon. Ralph ce. They found some of the linen in allowing gambling and other evils second-han- on upper for 81,200,000. bers of the family were chatting mer- and Wiliiam are now i'n Honolulu. , Matthews' d store y-.- .e BIRMINGHAM, Ala., October 19. A fire in a leading hotel here today re- to remain unchecked in town. rily and laughing when Mr. Lyon Arthur being in San Francisco. I ort street, aoout raen asked .uater tney received a letter signed sulted in ten lives being lost. ROSE HEARD FROM. It was six years ago Mr. Lyoiv I to be excused and the next moment that "M. saying the rest of the t' came to to son m B.." that CROMWELL, Conn., October 19. Lena Cowden, the daughter of Bishop Charlie Rose, with a big yellow lei fell back in his chair and was dead be. Honolulu assist his ff Matthews' nlace. This forming the Wm. C. Lyon Co.. Ltd., t,, ,.. to nolice. Potter of New York, has suicided, round his neck, did the next spell- anything could be done for him. ,otttr the fore booksellers and dealers in fine art edi but no additional recoveries of the lost FINDLAY, Ohio, October 19. The Standard Oil Company was today found binding. He spoke in English and Although Mr. Lyon was never a ver tions, etc. For the past three years he "tt stuff have been reported, hen the guilty by a jury, of maintaining a trust. 1 had personally conducted business. , 1 Hawaiian. robust man, he hid Teen remarnably the Hustaces go to the station to inquire LONDON, October 19. The bank discount was today fixed at 6 per cent. He said that if elected Auditor no well for the past three Tester, Wm. C. Lyon having only returned they find nothing doing but politics. from long A flurry followed the announcement of the new rate. mistake would have been made by the day he attended to business as usual. the Coast after a absence Matthews states that he bought the closing few weeks ago. The lamented gentle- linen from a tall, thin Chinaman. The SAN FRANCISCO, October 19. Police Judge Cabaniss today fined the voters. He had nothing whatever to until time. " Mr. Lyon was born in Sonoma, Call- - man was highly esteemed in this com- "Hustace" name bad been cut off the United Railways 5500 for not providing its cars with fenders for the protection say against Blcknell. the incumbent of forty-eight 17 munity for his kindly and upon piece was stamped fornia. years ago March demeanor hem and each of human life. the office, except that he was a ma-- last, his folks having been from Ken- - finely courteous disposition. in big letters, "Star Block."

.If THE PAciFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 20, 1906.

. est to that campaign. The district has been going Republican, al- -j NATIONAL POLITICS AS though it was lormeriy strongly Democratic. Campbell has ben

SEEN FROM WASHINGTON aton is thht toj Women Who Buy , candidate in 1906 and. perhaps,p0send him to the national convention ! as Ohio's candidate for the presidencv. j. benjamin F. Snivel v. of South Bend Ind for flushands Wear The Congressional and Other. Pending Contests co 1. .uiilk m me j nirteentn district. Mnvely is a national figure 'Spirited Campaigns All Along the Line has participated in several national conventions and was nce nom inated by the Indiana Democrats for governor. He must overcome We cordially invite the Honolulu women to visit this store. Labor Blacklists Longworth. a large Republican majority to win. Although Speaker Cannon's is a show you how much better we can supply your reelection foregone conclusion We desire to the fi&ht pf organized labor against him is being watched closely in Illinois, in husband's needs than the men's department other stores. rompers is bending every energy to make a strong show- (Mail Special to the Advertiser.) ing against the Speaker ! entirely to men's needs and under- and only recently made an appeal Remember We cater 1 for a Q T.--. n-o- or-- , snpri.il nn,1 . i. T r .u- - ii-c- too fnrpc- the 1 mmnaio--. f UfACmT.TnVi .j j. w. , u. . , wtiuuu o. in j gi.in.iai ...,,..s., iiinvi vi iiuni union men to oe used in stand their wants thoroughly. congressional - Illinois and other states. oresent CT camnaiVn mav continue- to be verv- uninter- carry a wonderful 1 O" J j Take underwear for instance. We esting and in its results may be very one sided. In spots, however,--' ERNEST G. WALKER. variety everything that is designed for comfort and wear. it will be full of ginger. There are a score or more of the 386 dis- where political fighting be right up to the day If you are looking for something cheap we can tricts will intense of voting. Several candidates of peculiar personality or prominence supply it and have a better assortment of cheap are involved. SKIRT SALE ' underwear than you can get elsewhere. The tendency this year, as often has been noted, is to strike at candidates who have been long in office. The eminent But we also have what the other fellow doesn't pretend to figures seem to be targets for the voters. It has been so in the carry. That is the finer lines. primaries and nominating conventions of both parties and it will FOR THIS be surprising if some of fail the Nov- WEEK ONLY. single inspection will be an appeal to your intelligence not the well known leaders at A ember polling. Organized labor is after some of them. Factional To close out our line of ready-to-wear and you will readily see how much better we are equipped quarrels have weakened the positions of several Republicans and skirts, pre- with garments for men. also of a Democrat here and there. Tariff revision sentiment has paratory to opening holiday goods, ve will offer them at not been without effect, the most notable instance This week we are showing some very popular underwear recently being strikingly low reductions. Also in the case of Representative James T. McCleary, of a southern Min- handsome jackets and for men. As men's ideas differ we carry a great assortment nesota stronghold district. Next to Speaker Cannon he is the" arch-standpatt- er, long coats. of materials. Among them are : linen mesh, India gauze, bal-brigga- n, who would build the wall higher. But he pulled through with a renomination a little time ago by just a handful of votes A glance in our show windows will convince you bon-bo- n lisle, lisle, etc. ! and there is talk, probably not well founded, he will be bed-roc- that beaten that the prices are below, k. An for reelection. ! examination of 1 Chairmen of the congressional committees, who are always the goods will make you realize the important of this - members of the House, have been shining marks in recent cam- j opportunity. paigns. 1 wo years ago Representative Cowherd, of Kansas City, ' M. Mclnerny, Ltd. the Democratic chairman, went down under a' Roosevelt landslide. I Representative Babcock, of Wisconsin, the ' Republican chairman MERCHANT AND FORT STREETS. that year, won by about 300 votes. Both districts were regarded as entirely safe for the incumbent. This year James S. Sherman, , of Utica, N. Y., chairman of the Republican committee, who has been coming to Congress for eighteen years by as high as 12,000 majority, is having some trouble. Labor is fighting him and other independents in his district are up in arms. All have united on J. K. O'Connor, a popular resident of Utica, as their candidate. It BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS will be very uphill to defeat Mr. Sherman but the extent to which Moet & (Ehandon PORUSKNIT UNDERSHIRTS the labor officials can whittle down his majority will attract atten Dcpot for DRESS SUIT CASES tion. (White Seal) Otherwise the New York congressional contests will apparent HEW LINE OF SHIRTS. TIES. HATS AND CAPS. SEE !y be commonplace, although the political completion of the new DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW. Empire State delegation of 37 members may have an important for Street Odd Fellows Building. bearing on the majority in the House. If the Democrats have any dope at all of controlling the next House it rests upon the gaining CHAMPAGNE several New ork seats. The delegation now consists of 11 Whether for the banquet tete-a-tete Democrats and 26 Republicans. or the it is the in- FRENCH LAUNDRY comparable champagne. All work carefully done by hand. Shirta, collars, ladles1 THE PENNSYLVANIA FIGHT. ud gent's suits washed. Dry Cleaning also. There are two or three fights in Pennsylvania that come near Used almost exclusively at prominent society functions. Goods called for and delivered. being of national interest. The Republican factional quarrels there are causing; several Republican incumbents to look to their laurels. J. ABADIE, Proprietor, Even Gen. Harry Bingjham, "the father of the House," is being Dry, Delicate and Delicious M Etretania Street, opposite rear entrance Hawaiian Hotel. 'Phone Blue S&ti. opposed by a Lincoln Republican candidate. Two years ago Gen Bingham had a majority of 24,000. But the two most noteworthy congressional contests in the state are the two coal mining dis- H. 2 tricts, vh"e the miners have candidates of their own. The tenth, Hackfeld & Company, Ltd. 1 or Lackaanna district, has been quite close politically for several H. S campaigns. Thomas Henry Daje, of Scranton, has been renominat- WILLIAM i few AGENTS. HENRY ed but the Democrats have named the vice president of the miners A Has moved his residence from the corner of union against him. This candidate is said to have the backing of BERETANIA and RICHARDS Streets to 1 John Mitchell, who may make speeches for him. A somewhat similar situation prevails in the Fifteenth or Lycoming district, s where labor is arrayed against Representative Elias Deemar. 240 King Street near Richards The Luzerne district, which includes a large voting population miners, been represented for six years by Henry Wilber New Telephone Number BLUE 1011. I of has Palmer, of Wilkesbarre, a rough mannered but able Republican, Noiseless Easily Repaired who was once Attorney General of Pennsylvania and prosecuted the Molly McGuires. The district is known as a very mercenary one, but 'Mr. Palmer has fought this feature of its politics relent- "NEW DOflE" year has been a bolt from his nomination and Just Received lessly. This there Siphon jet low down closet, embossed bowl, bent otS a wealthy man, is running on nomination pa- Dr. Cobleigh, very piano finish and paper lined LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF pers. With the Republican strength divided, the Democrat may tank. Natural oak, never splits win. Mr. Palmer has attained considerable prominence in the seat, and Douglas siphon valve. House. He was one of the managers of the impeachment trial of Sample in our show window. - Judge Charles Swayne. Pineapple- As a rule Southern congressional contests cease to be inter- esting after the primary stage has passed. Excluding the border JOH The Plumber. 85 King Street. ALSO A FULL LINE OF KIMONOS. states of Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri, the Republicans have but thiec members from the entire South one BY in North Carolina, and two in Tennessee. Representative Spencer Blackburn, of the Eighth North Carolina, has been severely tried in factional strife and his district is very close. Both parties are put- "Mian3 y4 Shaw has delivered Kelet&onc, Main 136. 30 King Street ting forth heroic efforts to carry it. Secretary 1 several speeches in that district It is in large part a mountain dis-- ( trict. as is the district of Representative Walter Preston. Brownlow, is a nephew of the famous Parson Brownlow. EVERY of Tennessee. He DAY AFTER JUNE 20, and in his ten years service as a member, has come to be quite a World's News Daily. prominent character about Washington. President Andrew John- son once represented this district as a free trade Democrat, although W. Matlock Campbell it is now normally Republican by 10,000 votes. Alfred Alexander Taylor, a brother of and Demo- ooexDooeoo( Inde- Can be seen at his office 122 King St., between 10 a. m. cratic Senator-elect "Bob" Tajlor. is running as a Republican and 3 p. m. pendent against Brownlow. "Their campaign is of the rough and Tumble kind that pleases the Tennessee mountaineers. A Demo The Hawaiian crat or the Independent Republican may defeat Mr. Brownlow. Builder, and Real The remaining struggles for congressional honors, that have Contractor Estate features of national interest, center almost solely in the Middle Forester and Agriculturist West. Not but what there will be several spirited campaigns west of the Mississippi in California, Colorado, Nebraska. Montana, JUST OPENED UP. FINE LOT OF Kansas', and even in the new state of Oklahoma which will elect a is a monthly magazine devoted to the interests of AGRICUL- con- delegation of five members. Kentucky, too, is throbbing with TURE, FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL IN- gressional politics. New England has three or four vigorous con- DUSTRY in Hawaii. gressional campaigns, but since Representative Littlefield gained a bare majority in Maine, there have been no candidates of prominent ONLY $1 A YEAR. Cotton Crepe Kimonos personality figuring in hard fights. LONGWORTH BLACKLISTED. It contains accounts of the current work, rules and reports of the different departments of the Hawaiian Board of Agri- Figured Crepe by the yard. son-in-la- w Roosevelt, Representative "Nick" As of President culture and Forestry, which includes Crockery, Lacquere ware and art goods. Longworth, of the first Ohio district, comprising a portion of Cin- AGRICULTURE, cinnati, is in the congressional limelight this year, because he has FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL INDUS- been blacklisted by President Samuel Gompers of the American TRY; and also special articles by experts on these several Federation of Labor. The Democrats have named Thomas' Ben-tha- m, subjects. No one can keep posted on the progress of Hawaii a lawyer, who was once a union labor man and who still in those connections, without reading the FORESTER AND his union card. Labor has never been very effective in his AGRICULTURIST. 3sygusQj1 120 Nuuanu carries street near Hotel. district. It has been claimed that the followers of George B. Cox, New goods by every steamer from the Orient. ex-boss of who Longworth's Cincinnati and the man brought about Rates $1 per nomination, would knife him thi year because President Roosevelt year. Foreign $1.25. Leopold G. Blackman, sent Secretary Taft into the Buckeye state last year and contributed Editor. P. O. Box 59. 1o the defeat of Cox's candidate for governor. Cox, however, savs Longworth is certain of reelection. The Congressman young is Advertising and Subscriptions, Hawaiian Gazette Co. Hand-mad-e Harness and Saddlery. Full line of all Hors? making an aggressive campaign and a big array of spellbinders, in- Goods. Repairs to Harness, Saddles. Trunks, Suit Ca and Bags cluding Speaker Cannon, will speak in his district. Ltd., Publishers, P. O. Box 208, Honolulu, T. H. ALL WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. 'rhe recent nomination of ex-Gover- James E. Campbell as 6a King Street, near Fort : .: Tel. M. 't, Democratic candidate in the Third or Dayton district, lends inter- - ADVERTISER, THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL HONOLULU, OCTOBER 20, 1906.

and there would be no money In circu Union. What would the poor people do FOUR RALLIES HELD TOWN then? Mrs. Ki?;aha made a special plea for Gear. Brown, and "her boy." Henry C. Vi'la. She was liberally applauded. A. S. Kaleiopu Continued from page 1. They were so elated at their success promised to work that men on the waterworks system Kinney concluded with brief reviews in the clubs that they put the would be given, their ticket whom they could control to the control t.f the county and tha f the sterling qualities of the meiv if they were elected. The result of $100,000 income be available for labor- Main on the Democratic ticket, for which h that was this: They alienated from ers' waces. He wanted, too, to get the Telephone 424 appealed for support as a whole. their body a very large number of men income ax for the county, for there who will give us the best government. was over $130,000 in it. He said it was HARVEY HARANGUES. They have driven those people to the funny that the Advertiser was support- 'em hard," yelled several voices ranks of the Democratic party. The ing Iaukea. but could not prove what "Hit now trying to as Harvey the plat- Republican party is 'fSgAc. it was saying against Brown and Vida, Frank ascended apologize for having put up men who The speaker pointed an accusing finger TBISMY form. are to be controlled by the machine. at the Advertiser reporter as he deliv- Harvey said he had always been a The better element on this island is en- ered this crushing rebuke. be- Democrat and was not ashamed of It. dorsing the Democratic candidates TRY A GEAR STILL SURE. cause they cannot be controlled by a STEIN OF AT AUCTION It was the people's party and he wax machine. The men who constitute the PrimQ BeQr A. V. Gear said he had just come from proud to say he was one of the people. class I have mentioned is the haole the Waikiki meeting, where R. W. Ay- He thought Iaukea was the mar. element. They have always controlled BREWED IN THE lett had been telling the people about that been TROPICS FOR THE TROPICS. the conditions on the mainland. In the whom community had been waiting in this district and they have Saturday, Oct. 20, 1906, the followed by another element, the Por- Republican states he had found the for to clean out the Augean stable of recogni- people all alike, AT 10 A. M., tuguese, who are deserving of treated white and the police department. If elected. Iau- tion and who have come over to the black, rich and poor, but in the Demo- ent. for before half the evening was quite At my salesrooms, I will sell kea would surely prove a credit to th. Democratic party because their candi- a modification of his forme cratic state of Tennessee he had found date was turned down, and another over the sound of a hammer and the "promise" addresses. that the people did not let the black Hawaiian race. man, independent, was chug of a bung- men even ride in the same car with who is not as it shot into a beer RAWLINS AND THE MULES. The speaker had never broken faith nominated in his place. But those two keg. could be heard above ora- - them. The speaker then told of his single officer the William Rawlins said that the Dem- certainty and things with the Hawaiian people, and asked elements cannot elect a t tory. Then came of election the onH vQo trot tn the Hawaii- the party workers ocratic organization and the Hom& he would do when sitting as Super- 1 for his listeners support in his race have ' a ans. the kamaainas, before we can for the Sheriff, bearing big galvan Rule organization were opposed to the visor. After blowing his own horn, he (Studebaker), for the Senate. He also asKed for tho elect a sinerle one on the ticket. Par- - ized iron buckets and tin cups. They Republicans this time and the Repub- asked Sam Kamakai, a cornet player, support of the remainder of the ticket. ty new here. The Republi- passed licans must stand shoulder to shoulder to blow his. The player was DOG-CAR- T, lines are out from the house and took cornet 1 ENGLISH and fight the common enemy. Mr. The Democratic party was the tru cans have been telling the Hawaiians positions at the ends of the rows of cheered. 1 SET CART HARNESS. that theirs is the only party that can Rawlins told of what the Republicans Kanihonui of Waialua told some friend of the Hawaiian people and if benches and passed the lager along to j give them anything, but the Hawaii- had accomplished since they were in funny stories and succeeded in winning put power would do all It could into ans are finding out that this is not the thirsty ones, and everybody cer- power. It is different now from the j a good deal of applause. He was fol- to find work at a living wage for the so, ci.nu iney leanae mat mcj tainly was thirsty. time he came home from college and lowed by Sam Dwight, who made no na into the polling booth, vote for whom started to find his house. Ther promises except Hawaiians. There were plenty of "JIMMY" WAS TOASTM ASTER. father's that he would do his 1 Cyphers TerrK they please, and the men working for was no road, but he got mixed up with duty if elected. tives to do all the work in the will not lose their wage, the Government "Jimmy" Boyd was toastmaster of a couple of mules and nearly got kick- BROWN CHALLENGES GOVERNOR tory if they received a decent jobs. Therefore it is, gentlemen, that ed to Republican party, h j the banquet. He first introduced W. death. The A. M. Brown was introduced as party would rathe i and the Democratic - said, had done more in two years than Incubator ed of independent men and put the Smith' wno endd P the ap- - - ' "Nelson Nt. 2," but the chairman did see the natives employed than giv the other parties could do in a thou- not whether it was the sailor Democratie party in office and let Peal for votes by saying that the most sand. The County Act needs amending 2. 1906 model. Capacity 240 eggs. jobs to Japanese, Chinamen and othe or the pugilist that he referred to. No. them show you what a good govern- beautiful women, the prettiest girls and Republicans can amend It better, In excellent condition. ignorant aliens. ment is. Brown said that he was having a hard and the handsomest men are in the than persons from other parties. fight. Iaukea was being backed by ALSO TRENT CHEERED. TRENT AND PURITY. Republican party, and therefore your He urged the people to make no more the Democrats and by a certain dis- were for and rotes should go to party. between haoles and na- 1 CYPHERS INCUBATOR. Three cheers called applauded that distinctions gruntled element among the Repub- as he took th Mr. Thayer was generously "Link" McCandless referred to the tives. Drop sort of campaign 60 eggs. good order. given for R. H. Trent that licans, who had supported William Capacity In and was followed by Mr. Trent.who said "deplorable" condition of the Terri- - talk. All were Hawaiians and all were stand. to aiv Henry in the last campaign. The fight ALSO After complimenting the "congrega it was a real pleasure address tory's finances until the Republicans Americans against him was not a fair one. praising audience like this. "I am very glad and a Republican Legislature, in which He believed that he had fallen into night meeting tion" on its intelligence and campaign," he. "Last at the at tha the Kalihi air, Trent spoke a few kind that so far in this said he was a legislator, took hold and "Billy" Aylett's legislative shoes, and, Kalihi Camp I had occasion to refer 4 Fine Large Brooders "there has never been any disturbance straightened things out satisfactorily. so words for Frank Harvey, who, he said, a therefore, as everybody had stayed to the fact that it was because I had were possible, would arrange it st at a Democratic meeting. We had What has been the result? The islands well with Aylett in previous elections. so many Hawaiians working on the good condition. if it ! All in women could vote and then th big meeting at Kakaako the othef have good roads and the finances are ne noped that ne would receive the police force that Charley Chillingworth that night and there were as many people O. K. repeat ALSO . . : would get in and keep ii same liberal vote patronage and be and I had been thrown out. I xiJ Democrats there at the end as at the beginnings BUREAUS, for ever and for aye. AYLETT'S "JIM CROW" TALK. sent to the Legislature. that statement now. That was the oiv and we hadn't any beer or booze. But "Billy" Dwight, Kaleo other candi- reason the Governor gave me, and I . complimented the Democrats Aylett was given an ovation Sam and BEDSTEADS, He we do not want anybody to be thirsty, defy Governor SPRING MATTRESS, the orderliness of their meetings. Th. as he mounted to the veranda, clad dates also spoke. Carter to contradict it. Republicans threw bad eggs at the and if anyone feels the need of a drink ... v;... ; . , v. . . ,3 . . , : e t t . . ; a Now, as I stood by you Hawaiians TOP MATTRESSES, we will a hose and give him u..u REPUBLICANS AT LILIHA STREET. then, you to by me WASHSTANDS, speakers. If the Democrats ever hao. attach he came home early for the purpose i I ask stand now. eggs, was a saf& all the water he wants. The Demo- of registering, but found he was too ! There were spots in the Republican and by every candidate on the Repub- KOA TABLES, occasion to throw it anybody, they lican would be fresh ones. crats have not disturbed late. He urged the crowd to vote for rany corner Liliha and ticket." OAK TABLES, bet that they have never thrown rocks at a chair. at the of As will be seen by a quotation on the Trent, was so the whole Republican ticket. "You 2r.Vi-,- l i n CHAIRS, The liquor law, said j loot n trh t the hiff page bad. The Re- man, and if you ever go to a meeting voted for me and sent me to three drita editorial of this issue it was ROCKERS, rotten that it smelled a rough is started, do crowd gathered there grew enthusJas-yo- u Brown himself who expressed pref- ETC., publican party made the law, however, where house Legislatures," said "Billy," "and I ask a CHICKENS, you to quiet crowd. W& i erence for white policemen. and now they asked for a chance t what can the to vote for the others this time." tic, but it was nolt at anything the -- ALSO- speaker suggested that have never thrown any rocks at a. "Billy" went on to say that he had nandidates said. The musicians were ' mend it. The chairman, we have never thrown egg county INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. the mending be left to the Democrats, worked hard for a act. One cheered and applauded. and a duet by anyone, we they would . could be relief upon to do a good at and if did was found to be unworkable by the Anyone experienced First Class Phaeton who be fresh. "The Republicans have made, supreme Court, but there was one now Mrs- - Bishaw and Alex Bishaw was who has ever - excruciating job- promises; they tell you if you on He Republi- - heartily encored, but the two or three the and almost unbearable Harness with Collar. Trent said he loved everybody, that trial. said that the pains Incident to inflammatory rheu- more others. He. want good government elect them, bul cans built a house and shingled it and attempts to raise a .cheer for the matism, will be pleased to know though some than to you, gentlemen, if you now the Home Democrats that loved A. M. Brown and Home I want ask Rulers and speakers fjzzied out in dismal failure, prompt relief may be had by applying even want papayas do you go to a cactus? want the house. If they got in they WILL E. FISHER, Ruler Fernandez. He didn't like Brown The meeting was enlivened early in the Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Mr. D. AUCTIONEER. open, If you want figs do you get them from would probably start to reshingle the Snyder, of Roseville, Ontarl ). Canada, allowing dives to run wide how house and would split all the shingles evening by a scrap between a drunk ever, to the ruin of Hawaiian boys and an algaroba tree?" He referred to the says: "I have been troubled with In- to liquor law, the fact that young boya now on. and another who tried to silence his flammatory rheumatism past ; for the girts. Brown didn't seem to te able places "Billy" tried to show how bad the put a stop to this shameful state of and girls frequent those and blasphemy but otherwise the affair two years and unable to sleen at night. could, throw away their lives, and scored the Democrats were "down South." When orderly. I have taken many remedies but must LILLY'S affairs. He knew a man who the band was in Tennessee and Ken was most say Curtis Iaukea. Republicans for holding a meeting at The features of the evening, as pre- Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the however Joe Clarke's and the ridiculous feature tucky he said he entered the railroad intro- best liniment I have ever tried." For The Republican party was on tne run. cars and found signs up in some ears: sented from the stand, were the islands the Dem- in the speeches of the Republicans, whu duction of the Jim Crow car in Ten- sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., Chicken feed On this and the other tell you as they had made tha "This section for negroes." "Billy" campaign, agents for Hawaii. ocrats had them going. Kuhio was that explained that these were Democratic nessee as an issue of the upon to stem the law that gives these people the rlgh the prophecy of the kahuna of Molo-ka-i. despairingly called re- States and gave this illustration to Hawaiians were to conduct such resorts they will the great-grands- on of Mailiili, tide of defeat. The peal you to show what Democrats did to the "peo- - would Beef Scraps. going to vote for the best party thih it if will return them the that the entire Republican ticket only one part Legislature. Suppose you are taken Will, clliu Ll.c Liiautu& - Scratch Feed. time, and there was best you Speaking of various candidates deny Egg Food. party. ill, get a physician and he gives to Quinn, of Governor Carter by Brown to the Democratic you medicine. you referred "Eddie" author not was for Chick Feed. He was glad to see so fine a gather- Afterward break the Sunday law, and said that now that he had stated that it some of out all over in boils. Ir tnat doctor employing so many Hawaiians on the Kodaks Grit. ing. It was so different from that that was on the books "you don't removed Charcoal. meetings, where scores should tell you that he gave you the hear of so many arrests." police force that he had been Oyster Shell. the Democratic e thnt causes the boils and if from office. Clam and road-workers listened to the speak Mr. Aylett gave all the candidates and of you give more he All Chicken Remedies. hidden in the brush, for fear ham him five dollars will a good no me. He was especially in A i'ulile n.iiu.uA.. ers to them, do you you Lice Killer. Johnson might come along and see tell how cure mink favor of seeing W. W. Harris elected t David Kama, a policeman, acted as Insect Powder. would pay him? The Republican part as a man who could be depended upon chairman. The first speakers were them i All fresh and for sale at lowest mar- II. Mossman said that the Republican in the hands of the machine and tha to do the best for the interests of ah John Paoo, an ; James Films head of that is Sheriff Brown. Col. and D. Kalau-okala- ni, ket raes in lots to suit delivered free party intended to annex Cuba, which the people, a sentiment which was ap. Bicknell, Joseph Kalana mean Hawaiian sugar would Iaukea is a clean man and a gool man. plauded. Jr., all of whom preached the of charge. Telephone 424. would that He no promises beyond Char- New kodaks of every size and become so cheap as to spell ruination t, makes that TAX COLLECTOR QUESTION. doctrine of the straight ticket. countrv. He admitted that Prince which involves the performance of hi ley Chillingworth also asked all the style are now here. Also films this duty, if elected Sheriff. Aylett said that while he was ir Hawaiians to support the candidates WILL E. FISHER, Cupid was dearly loved by the Ha. Count; roll and pack. challenged anyone to show Oakland he had called on tne put up by tne uepuoucans, drawing AUCTIONEER, waiians. but "AND OTHERS." i;ienc. county eierK inougiu n good men in felt sore "because th tnat no color line. There were It's a good time to get inter- that the Prince re i to oppose Moses Palau made a very few was "queer" that in Hawaii the tax tj;u other parties, but the Republicans Democrats had chosen a man was followed a official and ested in photography and take v,?m tVio marks in Hawaiian. He collector was territory were in a position to do the most for of lienvi of their ticket. For mat- - Let give yon an Republican party haa by Jno. Einmeluth, who said he ha& not a county officer. 'I told him I waa the country. The most important part in the furthcoming Pro- turn vears the been to explain different a bandnoy," said Hon. Mr. Legisla- - le "carried on the strength asked the only the ter to be brought before the Committee competition. been to victory planks in the Democratic platform. H Aylett. "but that when I got back home ture was the bill dealing with leper motion nf Prince Cuoid's popularity. It wai pledg-ter- on cottage cease. advised the voters to taKe the plat I would instruct them about this mat- - suspects. The Republicans were ." "Everything Photographic." estimate that about time that this thing should com ought b was remedied. instance, had W. O. forms of the three parties and He thouhgt Kuhio to ed to see that this bill Whnt right, for pare them. There could be no doubt returned to Congress the same as the It was not the whites that defeated elected on strength ! Smith to be the of result. He then dropped lnt,o th politicians in States. He said h the attempts to remedy it in the last intend to build. , Cupid's popularity? the the HONOLULU you of question of leprosy Demo- - j gone Louis In observa. session. W. W. Harris had gone to opinion that and said the had around St. Photo-Suppl- Mossman was, of the crats in convention decided to take u tion cars and saw big parks and they Governor Carter and asked for a de-- y Co. more good at ' fimid would achieve this matter and see what could b. were named for prominent men. Tha lay of three days that technical Washington if he went tnere victor in- - B. GILMAN, done. He read an essay on tne subject j bandsmen asked the conductor wh changes might be made in the bill CMS. after a hard fight than if he had a troduced, but the Governor had re-- FORT STREET. delegateshlp. nml nrpscrihM thp rintv rr dip Cnvpm. thov xiror named and received th walkover for the ment. ralline- - the voters tr. vote renlv thnce men had served 27 fused to grant the delay and the bill CONTRACTOR. Fern, who sustained an accident imnn that present shape. The Joe the straight ticket in order that th years, 25 years, 30 years, etc., In Con.. remained in its yesterday, arrived too lata T- - nsmnpra fa have nlaeed a haole stran-- bldg. Phone Main 50 to his hand evil might be lessened. gress. That was one reason v. ny .u- - - 405 meeting having dis. ! JuId to speak, the W. P. Jarrett was well received and hio should be returned to Congress, pr at the head of their ticket and the COTTON BROS, ft CO. persed. , places liepu oilcans nave iimieu men spoke in Hawaiian. He called for the just to do as other had. ! thprpfnro the Renublican ticket was ENGINEERS AND GENERAL CON- . DEMOCRATS AT WAIKIKI. support , of the whole Democratic ticket BROWN'S "JUST TREATMENT." Qne tQ support. TRACTORS. bid the Warren Thayer was the first and then aloha. A. M. Brown made a very mild- - Kahale, a stevedore, announced that Wade Charlie Broad said been a Re nans and Estimates furnished for all speaker at the Democratic meeting at he had mannered speech. He said he was Brown and Vida were to receive the publican from the time of annexation own precinct where he solid vote along the waterfront. The classes wintracting Work. Joe Aea's place at Walkiki last night. years ago. to. talking in his to a few He referred had a "cinch." He asked for support boss had asked them how they pro-- ioton Bloc. : Honolulu. He said: his membership in the party and W fQr himself and the whole ticket. "1 posed voting and they had told him lived in Waikiki for a good, long term as Representative of that parti , were his disposal except "I vou t(j t me as against thv that they at U while, but this is the first time I have in the Legislature. He says he In candidate Democrats, Curtis Iau, in the case of these two. i politics in order to help the laboring ofhe to talk to you- - I Jvea." he said, "because of the just and F. W. Waterhouse repeated his shark had an opportunity money, i classes, not for and added thai I given the Hawai story. He was followed by Senator wanted to come out last Saturday he is a free He fair treatment have TIME TO PAINT and unbridled citizen. 1 ou me wen enougn Lane. who backed up Chillingworth's you something about fop ians. know sus- night and tell had bolted the Republican party nn fi me the statements regarding the leper - reasons a rnmhf.r te for and NOTICE. Democracy, but, with Mr. Trent and and denied the existence of rest of the ticket and come aboard th T question. Mccana.ess naa jvor A covering of good paint ap- i 111 he had been told Mr. Ingham, I started to Aiea for a ilia ins liustr. xie went ciiter canoe ride T.o victory. ed with him and that CO. Alabama and promised to help replied to your house now will put HI The J. CARLO PAWNBROKING must have been machine for supplying free tickets and The can climb into the Nio W. O. Smith also now under luau. I think there free booze so as to meet- - Democrats peal present law. Lane compared it In condition to withstand the has been dissolved, and is crowd their i Pepper) canoe and the of a Republican kahuna mixed up in that ings. iwela Hot Chili to a plover, coming here rew management, under the name they will to disaster upon th McClanahan winter storms that will soon be 1018 Nuu-an- u indulging in poi and gave asking drift to get ready to fly away the Hawaiian Pawn Co., at machine, for after Mr. Ulihi a general talk beach. I want to go into this fat and due. You will be wise to choose pawn- for Waikiki, but support to the straight Democratic don't agnin. The Republican party and their street, near King, the oldest fish we started back to win aVine. If we lose a singK , & Co.'s it is t ee by ex- fi?ht lori.-.f- Cupid, should get all the sup- W. P. Fuller shop on the islands. Remember, the auto refused to bring us here. For icket and Fred. l closed man n ticket we go Gown to de- Co., the plaining various that port. 111 the Hawaiian Pawn not reason I believe a Republican in Hawaiian the feat." Fawnbrokinsr Co. All business that ninnks in the party platform and giving W. O. SMITH TALKS. Pure & i. something to do with it." "SURE-THING- " GEAR. confidential. kahuna had reasons why the party asked the pass W. O. Smith compared the work of strictly smiling his 754$ F. LEVY, Mgr. Reference was made to the Bulletin in age of laws in accordance with those A. V. Gear came up with Wilcox and Kuhio at Washington to Prepared relation to the claims of the Republi- planks. assurance nf l einj elected. He knew the advantage of th" latter. The I he would be a Supervisor on .Noemue par-f- i. in Anti-Salo- on League move- pce had seen the work of the cans the REPUBLICANS AT WAIKIKI. f Paint It wns a sure thing with him. ties and had chosen the Republicans ?i 1 ment. 1 .... Tt all practical pur- CARRIAGE REPAIRS "Vote to have tax collectors as coun- - "aNy ut' " ei ii.i as tne Dest Ior lne country ne lovea is bfst for Pi He said the Republican program was flpftnrn " Vio sni ' "to c ome to me after .i ,v, a dimiiri fni'r.- - - a first-class re- ty was ' ti poses. We maintain convention, but in instead of territorial officers," rny election stating tneir wanls '.' not outlined in the , and ample of their Prince. AAA pair department. people did not take the sum and substance of one of the onr; fi,r f?sk-nt- th-- m to ask me to sup- H. W. Leleiwi. S. P. Correa and s. the clubs. The repeat SOLD BY Carriage Co., Ltd. meetings seriously, they thought best speeches made at Keiki's house j.y their wants. I wmt to that p Miielua followed. The latter is a Schuman those st;'te:v:ent to you th;s evening. I wih and to know pri- last evening, where the Republicans stevedore luna wanted the work was to be done in the you to Inter-Islan- d le. lTi k-- me of the Waikiki Precinct gathered to only be too glad to h ive come why the the & maries. The machine of the Republi- and te'l me your wants, for hov. bone of the Democratic party, didn't Lewers Cooke, hear the spellbinders. William Aylett. la- - j can party here arranged these affairs cai I otherwise know them. The pay their men more than $5 a week if Limited. Contrac- one of the bandboys. sounded this I don't j they were so anx'ous to see the wibor- -i To Builders, in the clubs so that the people who borer worthy of his hire. slogan for the party, and doubtless it e'leve th-i- t a man c m property brino i ers' pay increased. 177 S. King and Others. have the interest of the city at heart Stret tors will be up now sounled from for than Sl.r.O a day." L. L. Mcf'andless warned the voters nomina- taken and i. . DOORS and had nothing to do with the He th-- n told of his f?voring a ehem-- apninst putting the Democrats into Clearing out sale of Moanalua to Maunalua until election p.s The machine had already fixed . Wru'c ki then he newer, then the capitalists would BASHES at cost price for cash. tions. day. vr.vUc for and that. They controlled the situation old c." h's k-ia- ro? tions and sni-- hi lock their money away in their safes. READ THE ADVERTISE and1 The crowd was a patient and yet f hi- - And the PfTOfr.'its misrht increase the C, Reynolds & Co through those Republican ciubs record was on the public books and WORLD NXW DAILY. B. independent man was shut out. eager one. and the reason was appar-- word would stand. H's speech was taxes and scare the investors away 'I 7S7 Alakea Street, Next Sailors' Home, the THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 20, 1906. HELP THE BAND HOME. The Advertiser would be glad to receive subscriptions, as would Chairman COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. Smith of the Board of Supervisors, towards a fund for bringing back the Hawaiian band, which, except for such help, is likely to be stranded, on the Keep Cool brink of winter, in the prairie EDITOR States. WALTEB Q. SMITH Captain Berger's letter shows that the tour of the band has been a failure that there is no hope ahead of doing business; that the manager is "broke' and unable, now up. to bring his musicians home SATURDAY : : : OCTOBER 20 that the contract time is bandboys are The the same as penniless. Xo man is capable cold in a snow should fall and of good work while strugl CAMPAIGN. It is the middle West now and in fortnight with A BEER AND BUNCOMBE the equinoctial blizzards betrin. The band bovs are not dressed for winter the Said an heat. The machine campaign is becoming one of beer and buncombe. weather. Unless aid comes from here there is no telling how much these Ha business is to start a small band of active politician the other night whose it waiians may suffer, not only for warm clothing but. for shelter and food. An ELECTRIC FAN will keep you cool as a claqueurs cheering whenever a police candidate appears on the platform: "I The band has advertised itself as a government institution. Abroad it is was can't keep 'em hurrahing any longer; the beer has given out." But that thought to officially represent Hawaii. - In a very definite sense it does, as it is a rare occasion. The beer generally holds out to the end and the meeting is supported by the County in which the island capital is situated and was followed by a lager-fes- t which lasts into the small hours. organized, and for a lone time maintained bv the general government. The New stock at With the beer goes the buncombe. Observe one candidate saying to the good name of the Territory would suffer if the band were left in its present Hawaiians that the "Democrats tried to take away their franchise" and that plight. the latter was "saved for them by their Prince." No question of taking Those who feel like helping these Hawaiians to get home may send money to away the Hawaiian franchise has ever arisen; but the original proposal to the Gazette company or to George W. Smith, of Benson, Smith & Co. have a suffrage property qualification was made, in the time of Wilcox, before awn Electric Co., Prince became a Republican and was most strongly urged by a gentleman the The late Mr. A. J. Lyon was a comparatively recent comer to Honolulu, LIMITED. bow running on the machine ticket. but he made a useful place for himself in the business community. He con Brown saying the Governor dismissed him Take note of Sheriff that ducted what may be called a literary bookstore as distinguished from a com employed so many Hawaiians." Brown has just thought from office "because he mercial bookstore. Mr. Lyon dealt in standard works and fine editions and 'Phone Main 390. matter to the Bulletin as follows: of that. At the time he explained the cultivated a taste for solid reading. His generous plan of sale gave people were charges against the Police department "I asked the Governor what the of modest means a way to acquire fine books at a small monthly outlay. Mr. full of reports satisfied him that a change He replied that he had a drawer that Lyon's own literary knowledge was rich and wide and it was a pleasure to my office. He stated he considered that there was should be made in that talk with him 'about men of letters and the things they had done to make the I being-- too much liauor sold without a license: too many of the license-holder- s world a pleasanter place to live in. WE ARE SELLING- - were violating the conditions of their license, and that too much gambling . - was allowed. "I asked the Governor for some definite charges against either myself or It is currently rumored that the marked increase in the city registration of Mr. Chillingworth. He stated there were no definite charges against us, but Hawaiians is due to their colonization from the other islands. ickling Pineapples he felt the department was being run in too loose a manner. He said he thought had been in the office too long to notice this state of affairs. He stated that The best kind of a straight ticket is one with straight men on it. I UNTIL MONDAY NEXT AT $1.00 ffir he did not approve of Chillingworth and certain officers frequenting the saloons TO Received by the Aknmeda fresh fruit as often as they were reported doing; did not approve of their playing cards and vegetables ' COHEN IS DEAD BROKE Brussells Sprouts. Artihchokps., t 5V . in saloons as had been reported." etc., etc. '..uuhii,IWcou iican vuin It further appears, from a signed statement of the Governor, published on A STRONG Thursday, June 15, 1905, that Brown himself suggested a change from Hawai ian to white policemen. Here are the Governor's words, relating those of Continued from page 1. Brown: "He (Brown) may have been sincere in his statement to me that the of the last Legislature of Hawaii, re TENDER CUTS efficiency of his force could not be maintained on any smaller expenditure than turned home yesterday on the Ala that which he had finally submitted, EXCEPT BY" REPLACING THE HA meda, some time ahead of the banA CUFF hot?" lgS wlt? Aon aPPetite and health on which case he claimed much GREATER Bard of Avon, but there WAIIANS WITH WHITE MEN, in itself, which he announces will sail thing is no such could be the same amount of money; that it steamship unless the meat is tender enough to be mas- EFFICIENCY obtained with from San Francisco on the ticated without xt a a Tf prvHSTRT.T! Tfl M A K"R A OOOD POT.TCEMAN OTTT OP AN IT A- - October 30. Mr. Aylett endangering the teeth ' Sierra, about Have you ever "WAIIAN. But his administration of the department did not show any great states the members of the band found a tough piece of meat on our that LINK counter, or had one attempt to coach or instruct the Hawaiians under him." are in good health and enjoying the from us? de- Cast an eye upon Gear. He loves the Hawaiians with a consuming although . the trip, he confesses that IS A NECESSITY. sire for their votes and promises to raise the pay of native labor from $1.50 salaries have not all been paid up. His -- to $4 per day, at the same time knowing that as one Supervisor out of six optimism, however, is not corroborated WE HAVE THEM IN A e Metropolita; he would not have the power to raise the wage-scal- a nickel. And the affec- by the following letter which Mr. Ay LARGE VARIETY Meat Co. tion he has for the Hawaiian, does not extend outside of politics. At his Zoo, lett presented to Chairman George W. all these years, he has employed Japs instead of natives because they were Smith of the County Board of Super From 5.0 'cents to LIMITED. cheaper; yet there is nothing the Japs do which a native could not do as well visors, yesterday aiternoon: 1P; r better. . COHEN DEAD BROKE. George A. Davis, who declares Brown is elected the 50 dollars Attend to that if "Hastings, Nebraska, Sept. 30, 1906. low groggeries will be closed up. But Brown is in office now with full powers 'Mr. G. W. Smith, Chairman of Board and leaves the low groggeries alone, although, as we pointed out the other day, of Supervisors. SOLID SILVER AND SOLID the law as it stands gives him full authority to deal with their most objec- Dear Sir: Mr. R. W. Aylett is go GOLD ONLY. tionable ing home and will present this letter PRETTILY features. you. DRESSED FEET Witness the Chillingworth .indictment of the Democrats for naming a to "i'ou have misunderstood mv tele are absolutely necessary to complete a white man for an important office when the larger part of the ticket on which gram done Hawaiian band an becoming and the 1. CO., are naturally proud-o- f he is running is composed of white men and the funds with which he is sup- injustice by ordering us to 'Stay with our E. P. Reed & CVs patent 111 i colt ties. Just now we are showing them in posed to be paying his campaign expenses are supplied by white men. Cohen.' the Christv style bCVeI toe-mi- This community is still waiting for a solid argument, an honest argument, Mr. Cohen Is dead broke; he can't Limited. rUrSOln Wlt,h ed?e' PIain litary heel of" take the band home; he has no reserve more why the police ring should be kept in power. Nothing of the kind has yet popular shoe could not be select-e- d fund." We live merely from hand to Sfor semi-dress - dress and been advanced. All one gets- from the meetings are beer and buncombe; all mouth. We are traveling around 'the LEADING JEWELERS. occasions. one reads in the machine press is inane abuse of men who are fighting for country aimlessly to make board ' and Our prices make you feel like buying. good government. lodging. j;r. "We want to go home, as our'con-- tract has expired today. You have or- NEARING THE LIMIT. dered us four months to be with Cohen, FEW S3.50 and nn The time is up. - ' The utter desperation of the machine campaign is- shown, not only by TlT ( 1 "Cohen hasn't paid salaries for-th- e on the stump, but by the text of dodgers which are being scattered last two months, and somebody "' not 0 manuiacuurers' snoe Co., about. Think of trying to persuade intelligent voters by such arguments as even for four months, except a little OF THE CHOICE Ltd. 105 1 Fort Street. this, which we quote from a campaign street flyer. spending money. XcL Main 2o2. boys are up they're ef-- . "The hard and Do you indorse the Advertiser's attempt to thwart the ery anxious about their families m BARGAINS '00XOOOOO00 forts of the police to capture sneak thieves who rob servants' Honolulu, as they received - have not 1 1 1 1 I J .3 A t A 1 1 .1 quaners. 014 ' uay 10 uay, mem ny money two uy.pu canons iruxu iuu tjxvmjf for months. IN.- - warning! "Cohen owes me personally about Quality in the Food 0 $1000, including the advances I have out he has been Excellence In Warning of whatf Warning that the victim has found that paid to the boys. the service. The highest standard In everything at th robbed and has complained about it? The thieves knew that already. Evi- "I haven't received any salary. Laces, dently the editor of the dodger is mixed up about warnings. What the Adver- "Now, Mr. Smith, you're connected PALM RESTAURANT with the Supervisors, the Chamber of tiser warns people about is that they can not expect much protection from crime -- USine9 ma,n- - w,th particular Ideas regarding- - Commerce, 1ie cooking and deliber- the Merchants Association who make the table at the hands of a police force which the Republican "Supervisors have and the Promotion Committee, and a Appliques, service of first importance, find no faS ately charged with being "indifferent, incompetent or corrupt," and which is OUF features: we cater to their needs and supply them satisfac- most respected citizen of Honolulu, and torily IS same people lunch or dine here day you . after day. and spending its whole time trying to elect Brown and Vida. know the band. It would not take inexpensive: meet 'For a long time before this campaign the papers could not get the news long to collect' the money for our home Neckwear tneir iSafhe ?Ct tha,1 our,meal8are it because we f burglaries, as the police were then able to keep the victims from giving trip, and, mirid you, we have taken the trip for the benefit of the whole com- LUDWIGSON & JUNGCLAUS. such information out.. Yet the Bulletin says there was as much crime then as munity to promote Hawaii, and espec and now. Evidently the "sneak-thieves- " did very well without "warnings." ially Honolulu. We have worked hard PROPRIETORS. for four months and now we,- are 116 Hotel Street, corner stranded through mismanagement, no Embroidered around the fr om Fort Street. RECEIVED IN SILENCE. fault of ours, and we want to go home As yet the Bulletin's Republican editor has not challenged a single charge and play again for Hawaii nei. It you wish your sewing machine re- made by Democratic though is not so "Now, we need about $1500 to go from Linens its editor; the latter considerate. It's " paired by competent a poor contract which doesn't work both ways and this one seems to give the here to the coast, and then you have REMAIN FROM YESTERDAY'S machinists, phon to get steamer passage from San Fran- ' or n, write us Democratic much call-dow- to and we will garante editor the best of it. Witness this under the cisco to Honolulu. You're more, able to . r RUSH. epainn head: "Another Fake Nailed:" arrange steamer passage than we are the work. In bold head-line- s Tuesday afternoon the Bulletin an- here. ; - v g g g "I trust that the whole of Honolulu nounced' 'Makainai Sells Out His Support to Rose for i P. O. Box 549. 494 wiil treat us fair. We have done our Phone Main Office. 108 King Street near Maunakea. Auditor." This is just another of the freak fakes of the best and worked for your benefit and ANOTHER DAY OR SO WILL FIN- machine Republicans, designed to odium on Dem throw the for all. THEM. . ISH BETTER LOOK THEM ocrats who are conducting a clean camnaie-n- "All the boys send Aloha. Tt CO- Makainai failed to stay in the race probably because the Republicans didn "Address Omaha; we will get it. OVER. 't "Yours, with thousand feel like putting up the price of his nomination fee. Baker, thanks. Go (Signed) "CAPTAIN H. BERGER." to BelJair See Home Rule County and the candidate fared for Treasurer, better. "Billy" Aylett landed in Honolulu in At the eleventh hour he was furnished with the necessary $25, the white band uniform adopted for the and qualified just before closing time. A merican tour, on the collar of which the Pineapples On the Republican side "silence, like a poultice, comes to heal the blows of are the brass letters, "R. H. B." Ask- E ML ERS ed more in particular as, to the finan aound." And the silence is understood to be golden, too. cial condition of the band, Billy said: GOOD GOODS. "Well, Cohen hasn't paid the boys 1a Grow. STRAIGHT TICKET OR GOOD full, and some did not get all that was STYLISH FALL MILLINERY MEN? coming to them, but he will get them It requires but a short look-aroun- d to find something silly in the Bulletin. home all right. He paid my way from AT ine latest exniDition is an article in which the plea is made that, as dis- Omaha, where I left the band, to Ho- . B?lLLAfI?T is situated in KALIHI VALLEY within two and a order attends machine meetings, it follows that the voting of a split ticket nolulu. Miss &a1t miles of Honolulu's business will encourage outlawry and benefit hoodlums. "We had big houses at some places, Power's center. but Cohen lacked experience in making BELLAIR is the ideal spot for The next thing will be an argument because a man MILLINERY" PARLORS, BOSTON Summer residences, and ona. that objects to horse business arrangements, and so we yUr Hving while occupying your chestnuts he is likely to discourage the breeding of chestnut horses. didn't get what we should. We played BUILDING, FORT STREET. home exPenses owfl One plea is about as reasonable as the other. before audiences of 25,000 people In St. is twenty-fiv- e BELAIR acknowledged to be the healthiest place poul- Why not get the Democratic side of the Bulletin to urge that as beer is Iouis, but instead of getting try- for per cent, of receipts, Cohen drank at machine meetings, a vote for the straight ticket must promote the M LEVY & CO. : general got about five cents on a dollar. That's J, BELLAIR is free from extreme intemperance f Then the two sides of the Bulletin would wind and rainstorms match. been the way all along. BELLAIR is laid out in ACRES, allotments large 'enough As a substitute for the Bulletin's plea and one that will bear analysis "I wanted to come down here and grow your own ta Phone Main 149. fruits, vegetables and poultry; it will support you we suggest the following: do politics. I intended sailing on the horse and cow without any A vote for the straight ticket is one for a continuance in Oahu county Sonoma, but our train was two days further outlay; the price of one acre ii late, so got I even King Street near Fort. only Two Hundred and Sixty-Tw- groggeries and protected gambling and I left. can't Fifty Dollars ($250.00), you pay only o of brothel of games, of undetected and register, so I'm worse off some of Dollars wide-ope- than and Fifty cents cash and we crime and of n will carry you for twC unpunished hoodlumism. the Chinamen here. Oh. yes. I'll prob- years for the balance, at six per cent well-governe- interest. A vote for good men, means a reformed and d Honolulu, a fit ably get out and make some speeches." We shall be pleased to show place for decent people to live in, an unsafe place for the dangerous classes. The wife of one of the bandsmen PIANOLAS this property to you at any tiro : yesterday received a letter from her You are cordially invited to Phone Main 480 and make appointment, or see husband in which he stated that the It begins to look as if the machine had something the matter with its bandsmen were in a bad way finan- hear them perform at carburetor, its tires and its alcohol tank. The thing runs well only when it is cially, and had been paid but a tithe going down hill. of what was owing them. Cohen ap- Bergstrom Music Co.. Ltd. money - . peared to have no at all. Odd Bldgr. This wife in question is said to be Fellows' A rote for Iaukea is a vote for the savings bank instead of the che-f- a bank. one of many who have not received . any money from their husbands. Sev- eral have been compelled to go out BEAD THE ADVERTISER CHAS. S. DESKY . They are booming Brown for about everything except his police record. and work for their living. WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. Campbell Block, Opposite W. G. Irwin & Co. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, OCTOBER 20, 1906 f.llMlllgWiM WWIIMHWW. IHWJ IIIIIIMIIJIII M

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cided over the Oakland track. At the saddling paddock it looked to be a dual A Contented Woman battle Xio-rna- S between Salvation and The IMM&T'-.- when Ruinart came with a great PAGE rush and. practically snatched out a victory in the last jump. The following Saturday Bergen again piloted Ruinart to victory in the Palace Hotel handicap. The horse was a long shot Jeweis in both races. Marty Bergen was of a taciturn disposition, but he possess- ed plenty of Irish wit. In the old day affe the starters used abusive language to the jockeys. One day a well known starter shouted out: "Bergen, who ever told you you could ride?" The i reply came back without any delay; N "The same fellow that told 'you you When you could are not wearing Don't close your eyes to Quality when start." Bergen enjoyed th? reputation of being one of the few-jockey- jour jewelry you should leay it buying Butter. that was always trying. Get the very best kind that money in a safe deposit box at can buy. That kind is ." one whose boue Is well and artis--( DOINGS AMONG tlcally painted. Just think how many; Sweet Yiolet Creamery Rntter houses need painting in Honolulu and how many women are well, we won't i FOOTBALLERS say Once tried, you will call for more. WANT BIG ALL SORTS the word: but Just let us give you n estimate on that house of yours. "We always guarantee satisfaction. HAWAIIAN The Y. M. C. A. "socker" team Our motto: SPORTS "Honest Work at TRUST CO., LEAGUE BALL OF will line up against the Infantry Honst Prices. Limited, eleven at the ball-groun- d this after- STANLET STEPHENSON, Fort Street C. Q. Yee Hop & Go. noon, play commencing at 3:30 o'clock. The Painter. Honolulu. Tall at The Diamond Head "socker" xday-er- s Phone 426. TEL. MAIN 251. Honolulu Said to Have Some Stepping will practice this afternoon at Aala Park. UP-TO-DA- TE Guaranteed a Large the .Lexington (Ky.) The first intercollegiate game of the season will take place on November n 1 1 3, when the Kams and Punahous will t n STATIONERY Sum. Track. oppose each other. or tablet ip 11 rami!. ream, box NOTE PAPER in SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. ". (Spe- Kauffman will box Berger on Oc- form, various weights, with or without tober al, in San Francisco. WOMEN'S WOES. LIMITED. Envelopes. cial.) The sports of Honolulu are v TYPEWRITER PAPER, cap and let clamoring for some big league base and, heavy, with other Joe Mitchell, colored, fought a draw ter size, light ball, and if satisfactory arrangements Dunn. - It's Hard for Any Honolulu Woman goods late works of fiction, at with "Iron man" Charlie For Rent staple and can be made the teams of the Pacific To Keep Up and Around When ness Coast League will make a pilgrimage The bookings for the Oakland track Her Back Is Constantly-Aching- . One store on Fort street, $25.00 700. Thos. G. Thrum's to the islands next season and show aggregate over is next to our soap. $3.75 a per month. the kanaka tossers a few. The mat- 1063 Street, Honolulu. Dwelling house, Pensacola and Fort ter has been submitted to President The international balloon race for case delivered by your grocer. the Bennett cup will be started next When a woman's back aches. Wilder avenue, $25.00 per month. Bert by L. A. Wolff, the Spalding vear from St. Louis. When it throbs day and night; representative, and if the head of the Or she is tired and worn out; league likes the idea as well in a few won Hill Unable to stoop without pain. T. B. WALKER Nut Boy the $3000 Walnut When urinary annoy months as he does now it will be Farm cup; best heat, 2:11 3-- Nut troubles her, Honolulu Soop For Sale g And she is nervous and irritable. His CONTRACTOB AND BUILDER fixed up. Boy is now the biggest money-winnin- k year. It's hard to keep up. 2)4 acres adjoining Baseball Jobbing - promptly attended to, a trotter of the Wolff returned from Honolulu Can't be well until the kidneys are F. L. TVALDRON, Agent. Grounds. Rental $35 per month. 1705 King Street, Pawaa. Phone couple of days ago. vVhile there the well. Blue 2226. P. O. Box 302. Marty Bergen, the once famous Could be increased. sports of the island city can to him jockey, is dead. He rode Salvator to Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cure 1-- ills. and informed him that they had a his world's record of 1:3-- 2. these Kaimuki 120,000 square feet; -- Cure the k5dneys and kept them well. team that could make any nine in t- $300 per lot. AXiL KINDS OB BUILDING AND Honolulu testimony proves it. the country look like a bush layout. Dr. Gardner won the Bronx Handi- Mrs. N. Joseph lives the cornor Puunui REPAIR WORK DONE ON cap at Belmont Park. at est While 50,000 square feet; SHORT NOTICE They said that they wanted to prac- of Liliha and King streets, this city. . cleared ; between car and Country-Club- by tice on some of the Pacific Coast She says: "I was troubled for seven The California trotter, George G., months with a lame back, and also suf- A bargain. League teams next year and asked j now holds the world's record for geld fered from occasional attacks of chills. Wolff to arrange the schedule. ings over a half-mil- e track. Time, These various complaints made my con- Waiting Wm. T. Patv. Wolff asked them about financial ar- 2: OS 1-- 1M8 ALASKA STREET. dition, by no means a happy one. so rangements, and the Honolulu men that 1 much desired some remedy which Oahu Railway The Baldwin Association, ! KHnsr 1 answered would raise $25,-00- 0 Racins urnuM relief. This found in that they - TIME I with a capitalization of 500,0o0, pro- 'Doan3 Backache Kidney Pills, some TABLE. o to bring the Pacific Coast teams We are installing a com-fotab- le OPIA CIGAR poses to establish by Sept. 1, 1907, jof which t obtained at the Hollister down. Each nine would receive $4000, a modern race-cours- e at Arcadia, ' say 5c. CIGAR. j Drug Co3 st0re. I am pleased to corner in our OUTWAKD. BEST which would Le more than enough to iweive nmes irom os Acgeies. mo not mPrPiv tempor store pay expenses of The thi thv For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and j the the trip. ary permanent relief and I have Way rlo a. m., p. HAYSELDEN TOBACCO proposition will be up at the 6 but for the accommodation of our Staiions 3:20 m. taken 'Howard 27, Bates Yale 12, not the least hesitancy therefore In For Pear! City, Ewa Mill and Way CO. meeting of the league magnates to Springfield 0. Annapolis 12, Maryland recommending Doan's Backache Kid- will be Stations 17:30 a. m., 9:15 a. be held in LoS Angeles early in De- A. Ohio IT. lo, Muskingum customers. There a til, Distributors, C0. State ney They are a good kidney 11:05 a. m., '2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. fcu, cember. President Bert likes the idea 0. Princeton 52, Lehigh 0. Pills. and will make a strong talk to the medicine." free telephone and easy o:13 p. in., J9:30 p. m., tll:00 p. m. 4 Kidney are For Wahiawa 9:15 a. m. 5;1I other magnates and have the proposi- Baron Grattan won the 2:00 class Doan's Backache Pills and by 50 cents per I chairs service. p. m. 1-- dealers at at their The FOUND. tion put through. Portland Oregonian. pace at Lexington: best heat. 2:03 4. for sale all - box, (six boxes $2.50). Mailed bj the INWARD. Holli Drug Co., Lt., Honolulu, j soda will be better than ever. Honolulu from Kahuku, Wai- Ward and Landers fought a twenty-roun- d ter Arrive CONDITIONS OF draw. wholesale agents for the Hawaiian alua and Waianae 8:36 a. 5:31 Islands. j p. m. i&e BOUT ANNOUNCED Joint Price, he Canadian racing Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and i do man, is dead. Pearl City 17:46 a. m., S:36 a. 10:38 a. m.. 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. At 1154 Fort Street, opposite Catholic HL ni Mission. Sam Berger and AI Kauffman hereby Zienap at !" to 1. won the Hunter! 111. 11 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. Handicap Belmont ATTRACTIONS I Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa aree to box tvventv rounds under too at Park. Money to Loan on Diamonds, AT 8:36 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. TH2 X auspices Ilart-Schrec- Etc. of the Associated Athletic The k nht was called Diiilv. t Ex. Sunday. Sunday Oolj Jewelry, w Club of San Francisco for o0 per cent, off. The Haleiwa Limited, a two-ho- Confidential. first-clas- s I) Transactions of the gros receipts, to be divided r.s train (only tickets fconore Unredeemed Pledges Very Cheap. leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8 2f follows: 60 per eent. to the winnef Roseben. packing 143 . pound5 ran OPPOSITE CATHOLIC MISSION. six furlongs at MelmoTit Tark, tin? oo&cas a. m.; returning, arrives in ITonoluH 40 per cent, to loser in Open at Night. and the Manhattan handicap, in 1:12 l-- . at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops onlj NO BRANCH STORE. First Contest to Le conducted under ! at Penrl Citv and WaianriP. o This is good enough time to G. P. SON, F. C. SMITH DEM J Baseballer La .Tide is Marquis of tueon-s- l erry rules; soft sur- - married. think about getting a Globe-Wemie- ke Supt. G. P. & T. A. j gical bandages or ordinary pair of kid - W. H.- Sherwood of Canton. O.. won KAIMUKI HEIGHTS. unit case an.! cabin? Fire Insurance doves, that mav be worn under tae the championship of W--ter- Pro- - the it a Christmas present. You G. & CO., five-ounc- e l osing gloves. tessioaal Colters' Association. ANY TIME WM. IRWIN LTD. may leave an order ana get the CO. Second Jack Welch of Srn Fran EVERY DAY THE B. F. DILLINGHAM The ATbe won the t'2000 Kentuckv selections later. Mission style, Wm. G. Irwin President and Manager is as l:ie roe Vice-Preside- nt LTD. cisco utrci,y stitcteil rtt Stake at Lexington; 1 est heat. 2:10 CAMERA OBSCURA! you John D. Sprecke's first know. Vice-Preside- of this contest. Fee to be paid out Z-- th HAWAIIAN GRASS HUTS! W. M. GitTard .. .Second gross fastest time ever trotted by General Agents for Hawaii. of receipts. a colt in a race. OPEN-AI- R SKATING RINK! H. M. Whitney Treasurer Third Berger and Kauffman agree ANIMALS, BIRDS, ETC., ETC --f Richard I vers" Secretary Assurance Company of London to a physical examination at Atlas to submit Xeary and Memsie in Los An- - MUSIC SATURDAYS W. F. Wilson Auditor New York Underwriters' Agency. all reasonable times by the club's off- tiht SUNDAYS Com geles on Nov. 13. AND SUGAR FACTOS3 AND Providence Washington Insurance icial physician. DON'T MISS A GOOD TIME! HAWAIIAN OFFICE COMMISSION AGENTS. panr. Fourth Kauffman and Berger agree AGENTS FOR Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building. to post a forfeit of $1000 immediately, each, to guarantee their compliance STATIONERS SPICIALTY CO. Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran- with these articles e agreement. cisco, f al. Fifth Forfeit to he posted with VS. KAALAS Western Sugar Refining Co., Saa Cobweb Cafe Harry Cortett of San Francisco. Grand Concert Francisco, Cal. The Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila- QUEEN AND ALAKEA Sixth The date of contest to be Oc- GIVEN BY tober 31. 1906. The and the Kaalas WILL BE delphia. Pa. Co., Mana-facture- rs (Signed) will play a game of baseball at Kapio-lan- i " CLOTHES THAT SHOW Newail Universal Mill Cane Shreder, Sam Berger; Billv Pelanev (for Al Park tomorrow, commencing at ? of National Cottroth. ci Hawaii STYLE AND FIT a New York, N. Y. Kauffman): J. W. Willis 1:30 p. m. Mm F. P.ritt. Eddie M. Graney and Pit f 200 PATTERNS OF CLOTH. g Pacific Oil Transportation Co., Saa FHE FINEST MEALS, Morris Levy (for the Associated The teams will be as follows: Francisco, Cal. WINES, LIQUORS, ETC. Athletic Club of San Francisco). Stationers Hoopii, c; T. I lukou. p; George A. Martin, W. Rapozo, lb: C. Jones, 2b; A. Guer Mar g Arliriston Block, Hotel St. " WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. TO BE HAD IN THE CIT7 rero. .n; A. .Medeiros. ss; Henry rt;i EHLERS NINE Joe Kuaanu. cf: J. Shaw, If; J. Dun AGENTS FOR THE can, sub; 11. Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, CAMARA & 81MPANY Proo CAN'T PLAY Kaalas 'Hawaiian Opera Bouse; England. Cockett. lbr IF n Alliance Assurance Co., of Lon !o Marino, ob; D. Smith, ;rss; E. Hogan, j England. YAMATOYA The challenge of the Gazettes for rf: Kuali. cf: J. Ordenstein. IfT J. SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 190C Ale Scottish Union k National Insuranca B. Clement, sub; Arcia. sub. mm Edinburgh, Scotland. a game of baseball, issued to the BEIEPIT FOR POOR HAWA1UKS Co.. of Shirt Makers, Philadelphia. F. Elhtrs team, can not be accepted Fire Association of Talented Hawaiian Vocalists who arej BELVEDERE, CAL. Alliance Insurance Corporation, Ltd B. hcar,1 i have moved to 22 Pauahi atreet, near just now, owing to the fact that SOMETHING OF rarelv in r.nblic will take Dart. Wilhelma of Magdeburg General lar F. Elhers & Co. are taking stoek at Old-tim- e Hulus and picturesque Tab- Co. Nuuanu street. re- Minutes From San Francisco, 3urance present and the players can not have MARTY BERGEN leaux, participated in by former jo necessary time to practice. tainers of King- Kalakaua, Her Majesty Tiburon Ferry. the Liliuokalani and Chiefess of the An- W. R. PATTERSON & CO. They expect, however, to accept the of Now the challenge later. The late Marty Bergen was well known cient Household, will be features the General Contractins? and Jobbing. attractions which will combine to make , , Graini- in California, having ridden there for even- HAWAIIAN HEADQUARTERS. Flousepaintlng-- Punchbowl Street, below King and an entertaining and pleasurable ng-, KaWorrj'ninz. Queen Ed. Corrigan and as a free lance for ing. CRICKET IS MRS. A. F. MOORE, Owner. Brick. Cerr.ent and Stone Work. ' - several years. CONTRACTOR Marty branched out Shop with Whittle, the s:i?n painter, PAINTING and o NEARLY OVER as a trainer out in San Francisco, and TICKETS MAY BE HAD OF MEM- RED CROSS SELTZER corner Hotel and Union streets. there was gTeat when Peck- BERS. MAIN' Zil. PAPER HANGING rejoicing to reduce your doc- PHONR sniff scored a Now la the time winning bracket after tor bill, by drinking Red Cross Seltzer. There will be a game of cricket this a score ad- LEAVE ORDERS FOR or more failures. Marty PICTURES Made from Red Cross Medical Natural EAGLE CLEANING AND Catton, Neill & Co., Ltd afternoon at Makiki, commencing at hered to the old style of riding, and FRAMING OF Water from Big- Rapid. Michigan, DYEING WORKS. 2 o'clock, between teams to be chosen used the long stirrup. He had spen with the bottled and sold only by the EafQINEEES and MACHINISTS LADIEIS AND GENTS' CLOTHING on the ground. his best day before coming to Califor- Pacific Picture Framing Company ARCTIC SODA WORKS, CLEANED AT LOWEST RTJXXN RICHARDS STREET season will end on Sat- AND The cricket nia, but he caused a decided sensa- Hotel. AGENT FOR THE TERRITORY OF PRICES. urday next, the 27th inst., when a Nuuanu below opposite Block. tion when he piloted Ruinart to Victor- Orders for the holidays should be sent HAWAII. Tort Street, Star re-tub- ed charcoal-Iro- n will be played between 2 , with good match 1263 White KO. Boilers de- - In early. Phone W. 811. Miller Street Phone r ateel tube: general ship work. team to b decided upon later. ia the first Burns .handicap ever COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 20, 1906. ft THE PACIFIC

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re- Hsrplcici "Week. declined .06c, The Raws rrT TXT r T T V r fined declined 20c. Net cash quotations this date are: Molasses. 3.23c; TURE STORES. Muscovado, 3.50c; Centrifugals, 4.00c; granulated, 4.55c. Receipts, 22,488 tons. 1 stock In four Meltings, 4S,000 tons. Total BENEFITED, New Goods Just Arrived Include: ports, 1&6.103 tons, against 211,615 tons 214,007 tons last year. Couch Covers, last week, and 1 A A Beet sugar quotations, f. o. b. Ham- jH Rope Portieres, SS I 3-- 41. cwt. for degrees burg, 9s. 3 per Tapestry Portieres, analysis, without bounty, equal to 3.93c Miss s Hair for 96 test Centrifugals at New York. ouiier First marks German granulated f. o. b. Large and Small Rugs, 7 d., without bounty, Hamburg, lis. Iron Beds, equal to 4.61c. New York, duty paid. Estimated afloats to the United Read her letter about it: Cribs, States from Cuba and "West Indies, 10,000 tons; Hawaii, 40.000 tons; Java, one of Parlor Chairs and Rockers, 125.000 tons; Europe, 25,000 tons; Peru, "I herewith enclose you my latest wiH Dining Chairs, etc.. 10,000 tons. Total, 210,000 tons, photographs, which show you what against 250,000 tons last year. Newbro's Herpicicle has tione for my hair. Inexpensive Rockers. Net Cash Prices Refined. It is gen- Since using your remedy my hair is much erally understood that the lowest price longer than it was, and it has that lustre named for refined here is basis of to it that ones hair always has when the .granulated, in barrels and bags, 4.55c. scalp is in a healthy condition. prompt (11 net cash, quoted by Federal for "(Signed) shipment only. "MISS MADELINE CLUTTER, Statistics by Special Cables. Cuba. "No. 4350 Berkeley Ave., Chicago, The' six principal ports: Receipts, none; exports, 1800 tons; stock, 36,000 The immense popularity of Newbro's Herpicide, particularly tons, against 163,000 tons last year; one central grinding against none last year. among the better class, is due to the fact that it never disappoints. This week's summary of the statis- tical position shows stocks in the It does all and more than is claimed for it. United States and Cuba together of delightful perfect from 222,103 tons, against 249,615 tons last Its fragrance, clearness and freedom week and 377,007 tons last year, a de- grease or oil, appeal to the discriminating, and its cleansing, refresh- crease of 154,904 tons from last year. ' IRON BEDS Europe. Stock In Europe, 1,087.000 ing and health-givin- g effect upon the scalp is immediately apparent. BIG STOCK TO PICK FROM. tons, against 717.000 tons last year. We carry the guaranteed 2250 Herpicide the hair light fluffy and gives it a silken Hamburg reports shipments of makes and SANITAKY IKON BED o tons raw sugar and 100 tons refined to Made. i gloss. The Best Iron Bed the United States this week. Our Prices the 'Lowest. Our Gooda Visible Supply. Total stock of Eu- rope and America, 1,309103 tons, Extraordinary long hair is a gift of Nature that relatively few the Best. against 1.094,007 tons last year at the possess, but not many would complain if they could save Nature's COYNE FURNITURE CO. same uneven dates. The increase of head covering in its original beauty and luxuriance. Hotel and Union Streets. stock is 215,096 tons, against an in- of crease, of 239139 tons last week. Total The dandruff germ is the greatest enemy abundant hair. stocks and afloats together show a vis-sib- le This is on account of the highly contagious nature of dandruff, supply of 1,529,103 tons, against which makes it almost impossible to escape the disease without the 1,374.007 tons last year, or an increase occasional use of a germ destroying solution. 10 and 25 Gents of J55.096 tons. ?t4i iu&UtA Raws. Developments of the week Newbro's Herpicide is the ORIGINAL remedy that "kills the JRICAIj BARGAINS dandruff germ." It promptly eradicates dandruff, stops falling hair under review have been of extreme ProgTesi Importance and have entirely changed and, (except in chronic baldness) restores the hair to its former Peoples' Bargain Store Bloek the complexion of the sugar situation health and activity. Herpicide stops itching of the scalp almost in- in its relation to the Cuba crop. The United States Government has taken stantly. possession of the Island of Cuba, land- At Drug Stores. Send ioc in stamps to THE HERPICIDE NOTICE. ed marines and and is forwarding suf- CO., Dept., N. DETROIT, MICH., for a sample. ficient soldiers to maintain peace ANT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING throughout the island. The rebels in kelp or advice, is invited to communi- arms are surrendering their weapons cate, either in person or by letter, with peaceably and returning to their Knsign L. Anderson, matron of the homes. The next step will be their Salvation Army Woman's Industrial employment as laborers on the sugar i iri,.ir n unii .irinawnmnMM ..trnti Home, No. 1680 King street. plantations. This virtually assures a I !.. HOLLISTER DRUG i CO. crop equal to last year, unless unfore- MISS MADELINE CLUTTER. Special Agents. ALL KINDS OF seen events arise to prevent it. Under j ' new RUBBER GOODS these conditions, all the markets Mju.wx.aif jam world iWiw I Wwry of the have declined. The clos ill' W l 3 GOODYEAR ing 4c. 96 de- RUBBER CO. quotation here being for R. H. PEASE, President. grees test Centrifugals against 4 l-- 8c. the highest point recently is distinctly looking up in interest. Market Street. reached. though he has called attention to some.' San Francisco, Cal., U. S. A. The closing quotation for beet sugars trade estimates which indicate a mini- REALTY TBANSACTIOHS. The plan followed is to make the Sun- in Europe is 9c. 3 3-- 4d. against the j mum crop of 6,045,000 tons to a maxi- day evening sermon set a note domin- highest point reached of 10c. 3d. The mum crop of 6,515,000 tons against the ating the week. Tomorrow evening rial's closing price for Java sugars afloat is crop of year 6,954,000 Dr. Scudder will preach on "Zac-cheus- ": Wood Stoves ' actual last of 4c. for 96 degrees test, at which they tons. Entered for Record October 19, 1906. the daily Bible readings will Old Kona j OILS, HARDWARE AND TOOLS. are offered, against the highest sale Our cablegram from Java reports From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. follow this up ami Wednesday's prayer made at equivalent of 4 l-- 8c. per lb. j heavy rains in some parts, making the meeting will clinch a Bible study on These declines are directly traceable weather unfavorable for harvesting! Joe Madeiros to John De Mello, "New Testament Sudden Conve- Coffee Abraham Fernandez & Son, to improvement af- J tr I rsions." Sunday evening Mr. Fred- the in the Cuban - and the exports to the United States' 44 60 Hawn-A- m Co to to King Street fairs, the European crop prospects j considerably less of Rubber Ltd erick Hastings and the choir will sing than those last M Roasted and Ground Fresh Every having remained throughout generally j season. Queen's Hospital Shelley's "God Is Love" and the "Home-light- . Day., favorable and having had no impor- Refined. The feature in refined su- Kekoena Smith and hsb to William quartet will give Maey's HONOLULU IRON WORK tant bearing on the market during the gar of special interest is the fact that Olepau, tr D ' The attendance at the 7:30 COMPANY. recent crisis. From this time forward, the refiners are finally putting in force ' Julia Noar by comr to J M Dowsett D p. m. Sunday service has more than Cu- doubled. 9:45 a. m. tomorrow the 25c the pound however, beet crop prospects and their option of forcing buyers to with- At Machinery, Black Pipe, Galv&nlMf ba crop prospects will work together draw the sugars bought under con- Helen C Smith to Mutl Bldg & Loan Bible School will meet as usual. In- 25-10- Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, M; 0a troduction of new by Mr. to establish market quotations. tracts now overdue, some of which Socy of Hawaii Ltd, land. features liev. Supplies. supply sugars Oahu. $1S00. B Turner is steadily increasing the in- flneer's Refiners of cane is date as far back as July. This indi- Liliha St, Honolulu, Office very very 281. 404. 11, 1906. terest. At the 11 a. m. preaching ser- Nuuanu street. limited and as few Cuba cates the end of the advances which p Dated Oct Works Kakaako. sugars of the last crop remain unsold, have been frequently made throughout Manuel Cabral and wf to Augusto da vice Dr. Scudder 's sermon topic will these are held at prices considerably the season by refiners, with the prob- Costa, D; lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, blk 1A, Kai-ula- ni be "L'oeklike Christians," and the above the parity of European beet su- ability that refined will now follow Tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $250. B music will include a baritone solo bv 3 FOR $I.OO gars which today at 9s. 3d. is the more closely the course of the raw 286, p 51. Dated Jan 3, 1906. Mr. Hastings Chadwick's "Ballad of Shel- (SOS) equivalent of 3.93e. per lb. for 96 de- sugar market. Augusto da Costa and wf et al to 'frees and the Master" besides MEh'S BALBRiGGAH SHIRTS grees test Centrifugals. crop ley's chorus "The King of Love." New At the close. Federal granulated de- William R Castle, tr, M; lots 1. 2, 3 and IN. & Cuba Centrifugals are offered in a clined 20 points, to 4.60c less 1 per 4, blk 1A, Kaiulani Tract, Honolulu, Christian Endeavor meeting as usual A. AN FORD j.LSO December-Januar- y (?:30 p. m. public espe- small way for ship- cent, cash, for prompt shipment only. Oahu: lot 20, Kaliu, Honolulu, Oahu. at The and 2 6e. 96 cially strangers are ELASTIC SEAM DRAWERS ment at for degrees test The other refiners still quote a basis $300. R 2S1, p 406. Dated Oct 12, 1906. cordially invited GRADUATE OPTICIAN to all church services. 3 equivalent to 3.80c. landed duty paid. of 4.90c. less 1 per cent., but are ex- Est of Samuel C Allen by trs to Ma. PAIRS FOR J1.00 The final outturn of the Cuba crop pected to reduce their lists soon, to al. Rel; por R 1759. 25c. EACH depends leka Xahalau et P CHILDREN. : : UNDERSHIRTS more than anything else upon some extent at least. bldgs, etc, Vineyard St Extn, Honolulu, oton Building Fort Street We have just received a new line of supply . cougn the of laborers for harvesting. Oahu; lots 34 and 35, King St Tract. In buying a medicine for chil- Over May & Co. Ribbons and Dress Goods per S. S. The conditions of the cane and the An of asso--' $4500. 281, p 409. dren never be afraid to buy Chamber- Alameda. of amendment articles of Honolulu. Oahu. B quantity cane are sufficient for a elation of & 12. 1906. lain's Cough Remedy. There is no very large crop provided proper Hawaiian Fruit Plant Dated Oct labor Company, Ltd... has been fil'-- by its danger from it and relief is always can be had to secure it. sure to follow. is especially valu- BEST BOOKS president. "William . V. Goodale, and CENTRAL UNION PRAYER MEET- - It IL,. As regards the European beet crop its treasurer, W. A. Bowen. I able for colds, croup and whooping OF THE YEAR Nuuanu.AHOYnear Hotel Street. -. IXC. iii i'n ) nil i j i.i i v rffii--i i cough. For s?le by Benson, Smith & mates have not yet been given out, al- - Your grocer The (Vitr:il Union prayer meeting' Co.. Ltd.. agents for Hawaii. Xew books just in. Every one sells Poi Breakfast Food. a big seller. HAWAIIAN JiKTTS CO RICE & PERKINS, SIGHTS IN ALASKA. Alexander Young Building. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS. ; i iay's Icb llream I Studio: Hotel Street, nir Fort. Wholesome and Refreshing. The Best in Town. GEMS, GOLD AND SILVER Delivered, packed in Ice, at 50c. a ' JEWELRY. iuartt and in any quantity. UP-TO-DA- STYLES. I"" V - Orders Solicited. Ready-mad- e or by special orde . 4 1441 280 Emma Street and Beretania. Prices reasonable. Call on ub. " .."''. 4 ' - . i " " i . ? . - w v JC - ri k Pure Soda Water Jb. 1J08 Maunakea t?t. P. O. Box til Tou can't get better Soda "Water 4 than that bearing the FOUNTAIN brand, for the simple reason ti&t :fcere isn't any better made. DRINK- - -- o Fountain Soda Work. Bieridan Street, near Kins. - Phone Main 270. v. Rainier Beer Horse Clipping TEL. MAIN 109. K. FUKURODA

v ' ft - - ' v' " ! 'i CLUB STABLES aas Just received the very best Bam-o-o ; 4 Screens for verandis. Try on. . s '.JJ ,1 ' Fort Street Price tl and $1.25 a foot. at 28 and 32 Hotel Street.

4 . v C'V-..- ?' DO YOU HAVE- - 7 Standard Books -- HEADACHES? . . . .. -.- - . y- .. f.r Aft ir SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS AT AXASKA'S .WHITE HOUSE TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT CHIEF FUR STATION IN ALASKA WRANGEL, A HORSELESS Headache cured In one minute, rfc-ter- nal cure, no pay. BUILDING (II J E1T BACaTvOUND) AT JUNEAU. BOARDWALK TOWN. j WM. C. LIOH CO , LTD. use only. No F. J. BENNY. J Cor. Fcrt and Hotel 8t.; Upstair. 488. 1286 Fort Strsat, Fnne Jhj J IhM

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 20, 1906.

on former reserve between lots 13 AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT. BV AUTHORITY. and 20: upset price of land S12S9.25. plus appraised value of improve- DEMOCRATIC , ments. SlS-'O.oo- to be paid for in PARIS, October 19. Attendant upon the retirement of the Premier from j Notice is hereby given that G. H. cash at time of sale. un- - Esq.. Under above-name- d TICKET office today, the members of the ministry resigned. M. Ciemenceati has j MOURE. has been appointed A- Section Land 1S5, ! dertaken to a new District Fire Warden for Nuu-- Act Casn Sale: form cabinet. ssistant Lot 16. Ahualoa. Hawaii, i largest anu and Pauoa Valleys, Hamakua. LOS ANGELES, Ociober 19. Hermann Heltmann, one of the District of class agricultural, area 7S.0S acres, i bankers of this city, is dead. Kona, Island of Oahu. upset rrire including improvements MINNEAPOLIS, October 19. Sixty-tw- o warrants nave been issued for the C. S. HOLLO WAY, $1730.80. arrest of parties concerned in the naturalization frauds at this place. Secretary. Board of Agriculture and Plans of the lots, and full informa-f.o- n Delegate to Congress ; LOS ANGELES, October 19. The government is investigating the matter Forestry. as to necessary qualifications of E. B. McCLANARAN applicants, method of applying, etc., of giving Honolulu, T. H , 19, 19C6. the Santa Fe rebates. October may be obtained at the Office Territorial Senate today on the ex- of the NEW YORK, October 19 Stocks were gTeatly confused oil Commissioner of Pubhc Lands. Hono- c. j. McCarthy change. lulu; Office of the Sub Land Agent. O. BEOAD Hilo; Jos. Esq., Ranger This excitement was due to the fact that the New York Central Railroad PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE. Pritchard. 2nd D. KALAUOKALANI, SB. Land Distric t, Tul-icc- company was today fined $108,000 and Fredrick Pomeroy S5000 for sugar re- Honokaa. and G. P. h. (Endorsed) Esq.. at the telephone office, Ko- H1LONIAN HAS BIG CARGO. bating. Office of the Commissioner of Public hala. Representatives Fourth District HAVANA, October 19. There were 19 lives lost in the cyclone at this JAS. The Matson Navigation Company's Lands. Honolulu, T. H. W. PRATT. F. W. WEED place. Shipping was damaged and communication cut off yesterday. Commissioner of Public Lands. ED. INGHAM liner Hilonian left down yesterday af. j Honolulu, T. H.. September 27. 1906. The cruiser Brooklyn went ashore during the storm, but she has been NOTICE OF DISPOSAL M. A. SILVA ternoon on her third voyage out ol ' OF GOV- 7341 Oct 9, 13, 20, 27; Nov. 3. JESSE safely refloated. ERNMENT ULULI1I Portland, bound for the Hawaiian Is LANDS. IOELA TCT A p: a TTT On the dates places, MOSES PALAU lands, says the Portland Oregonian o'. - largest steimshiij comDanies in the and at the and lv all the way up, said Captain John- under the provisions of the 10th inst. Her cargo on this trin s'on -- day the Land Act, Representatives yesterday, and on the first world, is having buiit six passengei 195 (Chapter 22. Revised Laws of Ha- Elecilon Proclam Fifth District exceedingly oper. j blew is gratifying to her out of San Francisco the gale greamshps for the run between Yoko waii), as herebelow stated, application DAN'L K A AT A TUT for-rr.- er so heavily we made no progress j ators, for the increase over the that hama and the Coast, presumably Saiw wiii be received for the following lota D. I, KATTAT.KA ATITT at all, which was due principally to ou of Government ED. L. T.TTCT! shipments promises well for a still Francisco, according to the Nautical Lands: tow. For a portion of the second da At the Office Whereas it has been deemed best in S, K. HUI greater business on the next visit of we about miles an hour. give Lloyd com of the Sub Land Agent, made three Gazette. This will the Hilo, Hawaii, 3 the interest of voters and of the Ter- KAHIONA APUAKEHAU vessel. ' When we arrived off the mouth of th, at and after o'clock S. K MA the pany a passenger service around tha a. m., Wednesday, October 31, 1S06, ritory that rearrangements be made in HOE (Endorsed) J Asuncion and a Her present cargo is made up of lum- Columbia, the steamer globe, exception of the land under the previsions the location of certain pollinjr places, ship whic I think, was the Roderick with the of Part VII (Sec. Sheriff ber, grain, feed, hay. potatoes anA journey across this continent. 313, Rev. Laws of Hawaii), Right of notice is hereby given of the following I changes: 1 s - " ' " con C. P. IATJKEA I various omer pruuuc-L- ol me " '"'"'"' wer At present the Japanese lines Purchase Lease: count f th roUffh asPect, and part be market, and all told makes close to apparently not anxious to cross in. trol a large of the business Upper Maulau, North Hilo, Hawaii: FOURTH DISTRICT. County Attorney tween Orient and th's country. 55, class the Lot 100.0 Ka-walah- not exactly agricultural, area ao 1600 tons of general freight, which is While appearances were year Nippon Yusen Kaisha Fifth Precinct From South and W. W. THAYER passenger's stand- Last the acres, appraised value J250.C0. to Government almost double the amount shipped b favorable from a shareholders of 56, streets the could see anything dan- declared a dividend to Lot class agricultural, area 100.0 Stables on Keawe County Treasurer point, I not 10 cent., paying bonuses tev street. her on her previous trip. gerous, so without mishap, r.er after acres, appraised value $250X0. Seventh B-- H. TRENT crossed in This com- 57, Precinct From Emma The Oregonian, under date of Oetobe. both the Hilonian and her tow behav- officers, crew and directors. Lot class agricultural, area 100.0 Square to the corner of Alakea and pany is the largest in Japan. Five oi acres, appraised $350.00. County Clerk 6, noted the arrival of the Hilonian ing splendidly on the bar. value Beretania streets. on the the vessels r.lv between Seattle and Lot 58, class agricultural, area 100.0 MANLEY G. K. HOPKINS from San Francisco and said of the trip "Our arrival at the island Bombay and threfe acres, FIFTH DISTRICT. last voyage witnessed another series Japan. Six run to appraised value $350.00. and the prospects of the trade betweeiv press public to Australia. The new vessels which Lot 60, class agricultural, area 100.0 Seventh Precinct From the Kalihi County Auditor of applause from the and Japan acres, O. H. the Islands and the Sound, as follows: Hilo, and I believe the company is building in ari appraised value $250.00. Pumping Station to the Kalihi Stables ROSE of Honolulu and line to South America Lot 61, towing schooner Annifc people of the islands are be- intended for the class agricultural, area 100.0 on Waiakamllo road. Supervisor-At-Larg- e After the that the and a to South Africa, wnlch ars acres, $350.00. coming thoroughly awakened to th iine appraised value Ninth Precinct From King street, P. B, HABVEY Johnson to the mills at Linnton, the Lot 63. class 99.9 possibilities of trade with the Northern to be started. agricultural, area mauka of Kaiulani School, to Achi Navigation Company's line The also stated that it was , acres, appraised $S9a.6o. County Supervisor Matson cities. We are doing all in our power Gazette value Stables on King street. Hilonian arrived at Columbia dock success, if ven- believed the Toyo Kaisen Kaisha would Lot 65, class agricultural, area 100.0 Tenth Precinct From near comer of to make it a and the Mail boats befor acres, (Honolulu) and commenced discharging proves a failure it will not be the secure the Pacific appraised value $300.00. Llliha and School streets to comer of yesterday ture year is Lot 66, class agricultural, 100.0 JOSEPH J. FERN Navigation Com- the out. area Liliha and Kunawai lane. G freight from San Francisco. Captairi fault of the Matson acres, appraised $300.00. THOS. ANDALL TO COMMAND DORIC. value Twelfth Precinct From Vineyard H. T. Hilonian reports pany." 54, class 100.0 MOORE Peter Johnson of the M. Lindsay of the steamei Lot agricultural, area street, on Ewa side of Nuuanu stream, Agent J. Captain Harry Gaukroger, who was acres, appraised $350.00, a rather rough trip to the coast, but expressed himself as highly pleased value plus to Vineyard street between River and (Koolau) nothing unusual happened on the voy- cargo has beerv chief officer for many years, has been appraised value of improvements, Liliha streets. jr. M. KEALOIIA (Endorsed) with the outward that $150.00, to be paid in at my age. received for the Hilonian, and judges appointed to the command or the Brit- for cash Given under hand and the (Waianae and Waialua) "We encountered rough weather near- - busi- time of approval of application. Great Seal of the Territory of Ha- from the marked increase that the ish steamer Doric. The vessel was 5'J, BENT. NATTKANA even by the Lot class agricultural, area 100.0 waii at the Executive Building in ness locally will be better formerly a WTiite liner, but now acres, appraised $250.00, 1500 beei. Star value plus Honolulu, this Eighteenth day of (Ewa) noxt voyage. Over tons have flag. appraised Improvements. shipment on the present trip, flies the Pacific Mail Company's value of October, A. D. 1906. F. K. ARCHER listed for probably re- $10.00, to be paid for in cash at G. (Endorsed) and more is expected for the next visit. Chief Engineer Allen will R. CARTER. Only One was greatl main in charge of the vessel's machin time of approval of application. 7550. Governor of Hawaii. Deputy Sheriffs Lindsay stated that he Lot 62, class agricultural, 99.5 disappointed at the small amount of ery department. Captain Smith and area (Honolulu) of the deck officers and en- acres, appraised value $39S.0O, plus IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE San Francisco-Portlan- d freight shipped the rest W. P. JABBETT voyage, haft gineers will go to Liverpool and ba appraised value of improvements, FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF Grade of on the vessel this for he $25.00, to be paid more encouraging reports assigned to duty on the Atlantic steam, for in cash at time HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. IN (Koolaupoko) hoped for line. of approval of application. PROBATE. 200 tons brought by the steamei ers of the White Star U. IL JONES The Lot 64, class agricultural, area 100.0 Ke- - DRUGS, CHEMICALS, from the Bay City is consigned to on MARINE NOTES. In the Matter of the Estate of (Koolauloa) company had acres, appraised value $400.00, plus kapu (w). Deceased. firm alone, whereas the three-mast- ed appraised NONE MEDICINES, TOILET The schooner Bertie value of improvements, Order for Notice of Hearing Petition anticipated several such orders. sold to Alfred John- $945.00, to be paid In 15 passenger, Minor has been for cash at time Will. (Waialua) The Hilonian brought son, of Coquille river. of approval of application. for Probate of B. W. HOLT ARTICLES, ETC. Francisco to Portland, but A document purporting to be the Last from San C. W. ' Quinn, a long time the cnlv one from the islands James Rait for LAUPAHOEHOE HOMESTEAD LOTS Will and Testament of Kekapu (w). (Waianae) made the rouni first assistant engineer of the liner B, L. GTT.T.TLAND and that is of the Oregonian. who appointed engi- Forty (40) Lots, numbered 1 to '40, in. deceased, having on the ISth day of vessel, leaving here on he Korea, has been chief October, D. 1906, presented to trip on the neer of the big steamer Algoa. elusive, average area 24.0 acres each, A. been (Ewa) last visit. class agricultural, appraised value $3.00 said Probate Court, and a petition for NONE. 5000 of German ship Marie Hackfeld, The Hilonian brought sacks The and $4.00 per acre. the probate thereof, and for the issu- 400 of honey and 600 cases which has just finished discharging ance of testamentary to Kac -- sugar. cases to carry Lot 7 (mauka half), Opihlkao, Puna, letters pineapples from the islands to Saiv here, has been chartered ag- pumomona (k) having been filed by of wheat from Portland to the United Hawaii, class, part waste, part Francisco. ricultural, area 12.2 acres, appraised Kaopuinomona (k), Kingdom, Havre and Dunkirk. It is hereby Ordered, That Monday, Political. ALAMEDA HAS BIG LIST. Kineo, value $42.70. Our prices are right," The American schooner which Lot 4, Kaimu, Puna, Hawaii, class, part the 26th day of November, A. D. 1906, With a big list of passengers and sailed on April 21 from Kahului for area at 9 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the now waste, part agricultural; SENATOR. one of the biggest freight cargoes the Breakwater, and which is out 24.58 acres, appraised value $73.75. courtroom of said Court, at Honolulu, 1S1 been posted as i-- Oceanic days, has overdue 99, Olaa Reservation, Puna, Ha- Island of Oahu. be and the same hereby brought in for some time the 10 per cent, quoted rein- Lot and is for agricultural, 50 is appointed the time and place for Having been duly nominated by th steamship Alameda came into port yes- surance. waii, class area D?tfrrj5ratic acres, appraised value $250.00. proving said Will and hearing said ap- Party for the office of Tec-- t 1 o'clock, a few hours be- terday at The T. K. K. S. S. Nippon Maru got Lot 104, Olaa Preservation, Puna, Ha plication. ; ritorial Senator. I reuqest the support hind her regular hour of arrival. Her away for the Orient yesterday morn- waii, class agricultural, area 50 It is further Ordered, That notice of the electors of Oahu in the comin lay-ov-er pas- delay was due to a stop of two hours ing at 10 o'clock. Eight acres, appraised value $250.00. thereof be given, by publication once election. sengers on port. 7530 C. J. M'CARTHY. to allow of some repairs sailed her from this On Thursday, November 1, 1906, at a week for three successive weeks, in in midocean J. M. Riggs was the only Honolulu Pacific Commercial Advertiser, a engineroom and to the fact 12 o'clock noon, at the office of the Sub the in the passenger departing. Agent, Hilo, Hawaii, under Sec. newspaper published in the English on occasions it was nec- Land that several The bark R. P. Rithet, which arriv- 17, Land Act 1S95 (Rev. Laws of Ha. language, the last publication to be not REPRESENTATIVE. essary to run the engines at a reduced ed at San Francisco on the 13th inst., waii, Sec. 276), at Public Auction: less than ten d,ays previous to the time up be- speed. had a slow trip from Honolulu, Government remnant at Kilau, North therein appointed for hearing. I, having been regularly nominated ing out twenty-eight days. slow Honolulu, T. H., October 19, Among the seventy-thre- e cabin pas- The Hilo, Hawaii, agricultural, area 5 Dated at by the Republican County Convention run was due to the light and variable class 1906. well-known Hono-lula- ns more or cash, upset for the office of Representative, Fourth. sengers were many winds encountered. This is Captain acres, less, terms (Signed) J. T. DE BOLT. returning from mainland visits. trip, accepted price $75.00. District, request the support of th Baldwin, A. McPhail's last as he has First Judge of the Circuit Court, First electors of the District. Among these are W. A. the position of superintendent of the Lot 11, Nanawale, Puna, Hawaii, class Circuit. Berg, Miss G. Caywood, Mr. and Mrs. local stevedoring agricultural, area 3.65 acres, term 7530 A. D. CASTRO. C. M. firm of McCabe, (Signed) W. C. ACHI, C. M. Cooke and Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton & Renny and will return cash, upset price $73.00. Attorney for C. S. Crane. Captain Petitioner. Cooke. Jr., Mrs. here within a short time to take up Lot 5, Waipunalei, North Hilo, Hawaii, 7551 Oct. 20, 27; Nov. 3, 10. W Freeman of the Kinau, P. M. King, his duties. class agricultural, area 10.17 acres, X, having been regularly nominated E. Pot-win- e, Mrs. C. Leadbetter, Rev. W. Captain Reily, wharf superintendent terms cash, upset price including by the Republican County Convention 1 Thomas Prime and C. C. von $592.55. NOTICE OF for the office of Representative, Fourth for Hackfeld & Co., has discovered improvements illtS Hamm and wife. 15, Puna, Hawaii, class District, request the support of th that the steerage passengers on the Lot Kamaili, ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Mrs. Rudolf Buchly and Miss M. A. waste pockets of soil, area electors of the District. W. Pea- Oriental liners have been in the habit with Buchly, sister and niece of 70.50 acres, terms cash, upset price 7531 JOHN HUGHES. receipt of a line among arriving passen- of taking bunches of bananas aboard HONOLULU BREWING & MALTING We are in cock, were the with them as baggage selling $251.50. suitings gers, and C. J. Hutchins was accom- and CO., LTD. af the swellest that it them at the other end of the trip, thus AGREEMENTS, TIME panied on his return by Mrs. W. B. SPECIAL meeting of stock- has been our pleasure to show. w. doing the steamship companies out of At the annual the Fielding, his sister-in-la- PAYMENTS: Brewing & . grays. the freight. After this freight will be holders of the Honolulu , They are in French N. B. Winston, who has spent 3, New Tract, Puna, Hawaii, Miss charged on all bananas, whether tak- Lot Olaa Malting Co., Ltd.. held October 12, 1906, both solid, check and plaid previous winters in Honolulu, has re- class agricultural, area 42.S0 acres, following were elected to I, having been regularly nominated of some months. en aboard for consumption during the the officers by the Democratic County Convention effects. We guarantee a fit turned for a visit voyage or not, the of six upset price $171.20. serve for the ensuing year: Beyond slight delay in the pas- at rate bits S, Hawaii, for the office' of Representative. Fourth and low prices. the a bunch. Lot New Olaa Tract, Puna, President sage the trip down was a pleasant one. class agricultural, area 45.22 acres. E. Coit Hobron District, request the support of the STORE EVENINGS The transport Vice President OPEN The steamship Nebraskan was passed Sheridan was moved upset price $1S0.SS. Fred. Harrison electors of the District. TILL 6 O'CLOCK; AND SAT- on Sunday, a short distance out from yesterday from the Hackfeld wharf to House, Kohala, A. Hocking Treasurer EDWARD INGHAM. the Navy At the Court North G. Secretary URDAY TILL S O'CLOCK. the Coast, and the transport Logan, wharf, where the work of Hawaii, 12 o'clock noon, Saturday, Chas. Bartlett making temporary repairs will con- at Auditor bound for San Francisco, was also be November 3, 19"6, under Part VII, Land Frank Halstead . Thp . . - sighted. tinued. ltalta- - - - ...in Vir-. v . v.tf,Tviui; i i will oi Sec- CHAS. G. BARTLETT, 1 Act 1S5 (Revised Laws Hawaii, 1S30 being plugged by the diver, FOR SUPERVISOR. The Alameda brought tons 0; and it is tion 323), Cash Freeholds, at Public 7550 Secretary. ninety-three expected she will be to freight and sacks of mail. that able stand Auction: reports that it is al- the tow to the Coast without any I HEREBY ANNOUNCE myself as Purser Smith 14. Kohala, Hawaii, OAHU SUGAR CO., LTD. con- danger to those aboard. The tug Slo-cu- m. Lot Kaauhuhu, N. an Independent reelection HA & LTD. most impossible to exaggerate the 10.0 acres, candidate for W. AH CO, which is to tow her in class agricultural, area to office Supervisor, represent f. ditions existing at the Coast from the tandem improvements STOCKHOLDERS. the of to outbreak of crimes of violence. In San with the transport Buford. has not yet upset price including NOTICE TO the districts of Koolauloa and Koolau- Opposite Gazette Office. Francisco. Berkeley, Oakland and Ala- left the Coast, being undergoing re- $110.00. Notice is hereby given that, pursuant poko in .be County Board of Supervis- pairs at the Lot 22, Kaauhuhu, N. Kohala. Hawaii, meda it is actually unsafe to walk the United Engineering acres, to a request of the Board of Directors, ors, and respectfully solicit the support presence of Works. class agricultural, area 10.54 meeting stockholders in streets because of the improvements a special of the of the voters the said districts. thugs, armed with slungshots and upset pricfc including of this company will be held in the 7533 J. K. PAELE. way- $133.25. Inn pieces of gas pipe and ready to Aiw ANTISEPTIC LINIMENT. Hawaii, Hackfeld Building, in the City of Ho- Waikiki lay their victims by day or night. In Lot 37, Kaauhuhu, N. Kohala, on Friday, 26th day of Oc- For wounds, bruises, 3S.S9 acres, nolulu, the many of the cities it has been neces- bums and like class agricultural, area 1906. 2 p. m., for the NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Now by W. C. Bergia. injuries is improvements tober, at o'clock owned sary to form vigilance committees to there nothing better than upset price including purpose of considering the matter of protect citizens. Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It acts as $192.C0. beg- the an antiseptic, forming Ha- changing the par value of the shares I to notify my patients that I am "The police don't seem to be worth a thin, imper- Lot 41, Kaauhuhu, North Kohala, of company making a Japan with my supplies and ceptible film over the injured oarts, area 32.28 of the capital stock this brief trip to Accorrmodations. a cent in the business," said Mr. waii, class agricultural, one hundred dollars ($100) each wife, who is 111, expect to return which excludes the air and causes the $161.30. from and attendance absolutely first-clas-s. Smith, "'but then I hear that you are acres, upset price to twenty dollars ($2; each, by issuing to Kohala and resume practice some your burglary every day, too, injury to heal without matter being Hama- having formed, in , At the Court House, Honokaa, 150.000 shares in place of the present time in the latter part of November. In Honolulu." and much less time than Wednesday. November by the usual treatment. In cases of kua, Hawaii, on issue of 36.fw't shares, and such other DR. T. NINOMIYA. INCLUDES 7. 1906, at 9 o'clock a. m.. under Part which may properly come be- 1906. 7548 CHARGEURS REUNIS bums it allays the pain almost in- Ha- business October 16. TACOMA. stantly. Sold by Benson, Smith & Co., VII. Land Act 1S95 (Revised Laws fore the meetinc. Ltd., agents waii. Section 313). W. PFOTENHAUER. Fine Bathing Beach The freighters of the Chargeurs for Hawaii. NOTICE. Lot 2, Paauilo. Hamakua. Hawaii, class Secretary, pro tern. Reunis line are to include Tacoma agricultural,, area 32.37 acres, mor 7547 Oct. 16. IS. 2". among their calls hereafter in their FOR SALE. or less, appraised value of land The undersigned give notice that Use round-the-world voyages, the Amiral $323.70, plus value of improvements, tlu-- have this day liOUErht out all the in time e Novelty Mills Duperre making that port after call- House lot near Punahou. size 400x155 $971.10. to be paid for cash at interests cf Mr. L'-- frsew, heretofore ing at San Francisco from Honolulu. feet, with half interest in artesian well. of approval of application. known a.s L. Chung, in the firm of L. Sound Amiral Duperre Lot weil shaded with fine trees. Co-coa- nut Lot 2B, Paauilo. Hamakua. Hawaii, '."honsr. Pahala. Kau. Hawaii. The said From the the acres, EXCELLENT FL03 sails for San Jose de Guatemala and trees in bearing, pears, man-gce- s. class agricultural, area JS2.37 L Chew retire froni s,aM firm this Mexican ports. loading 3000 tons of bananas, fig. orange, breadfruit more or less, appraised value of dav. CALXFOHNIA FEED OO , Agra-- copper ore at Santa Rosalia for the and several other fruits. Sewer con- land $323.70. plus value of improve- TflUrfl YUEN CHONO. i Swansea smelter. nection; 100 feet of nch Iron pipe into ments, $971.00. to be paid for in cash Hcnr lu'. j. Or,.ber 15, V.r. 7548 j The next veel of this fleet to call lot. at time of approval of application. at Honolulu will be the Amiral Hame-- ! Water pipes iaid all over and taps At 12 o'clock noon on said day PROTECTION lin. which sailed from Dunkirk on Au-- I convenient. and at the said place: NOTICE. Your relatives and friends reed gust 3. After the first of the year Lot fronts on two streets, one block Under Section 17 Land Act 1S95 resources ! the company will have steamers mak- from car line, and contains nearly an (Section 276 Rev. Laws Hawaii). not have their slender g, w from you belong ing monthly calls here, having aided area and a half. No government water Special Agreement, Time Payment: L. Chon ho recent 'y returned taxed to bury you if China, day so'..! ail his interest . five new vessels to their line rates here, but the finest artesian water Lot 19. Paauilo, Hamakua, Hawaii, has this to the in to Yuen Chontr. 'MORE j on he Islands. Easy terms. class agricultural, area 105.14 acres, Pah't'.a. Kau. Harrison Mutual Burial Ass'n. PACIFIC LINERS PLANNED, f?!f?ned) L. CHONO. J Address, "Farmer,"' Box 347, Horjo-T-he including- former reserves; reserv- TOWN SEND, Secy. 1306. 7513 J. H. North German Lloyd, one of the lulu. 7542 ing, however, a 30-f- oot right of way Honolulu, October 151

4 !THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 20, 1906.

. is. HEELINGS HUTERRAl i E fi L rB Castle & Hflnnr12 J 2 MILL Cooke, Ltd. j POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 1, mum bi y HONOLULU. x. -- . w. t. Lu Meets every first and third Friday COMMISSION of the month, at 7:3 p. m., in Odd MERCHAfe Fellows' Hall, Fort street. Visiting WIPfn OFF SUGAR FACTORS. y23 FORT STREET brothers cordially invited to attend. OFJUSTICE E. A. JACOF.SON. C. P. U L. LA PIERRE. Scribe. AGENTS FOR OFFICES FOR RENT. i ! The Ewa Plantation Co. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1., I. O. O. F. The 1 (Jcfinb'u offices in Waialua Agricultural Co.. We have a few Meets every Tuesday evening, at 7:30, Grand Jury Is Fxpscted Five Indictments Are The Kohala Sugar Co. In j ar-- buildings. (he Judd Doslon Hall, street. The Waimea Mill ' in Odd Fellows' Fort Sugar Co ' FOR RENT. Visiting brothers cordially invited to to Report Today Found-Distil- ler The Fulton Iron Works, St STORES attend. The Standard Oil Co Lt. Pv. N. and Beretania A. BOBBINS. G. The George F. Blake Steam : Corner of Emma Secretary. Pum e'reets: a good business location. L L. LA PIERRE, Items. Sentenced. Weston's Centrifugals. Ilotcd street, mar Fort; Half of a fine The New England Mutual Life IL&BI.IONY LODGE NO. 3, I. O. O. F. Executrix Sale of Real ance Co., of Boston. Isn. etore. every Monday evening, 7.30, ;s expected Territorial Five true bills and one case in which Meets at It that the The Aetna Insurance Co., of Vm. HOUSES FOR RENT. in Odd Fellows' IIs.ll. Fort street. Vis- Giand Jury will report some indict- no Ml! was found were returned by ford. Conn. iting brothers cordially invited to at- Federal jury yesterday. In- Estate. The Alliance Cottage partly ments today, so as to give Judge Lind- the grand Assurance Co. of "Lai. PACIFIC HEIGHTS tend. dictments offenses re- don. C. O. HOTTEL, X. G. say's jury something to do. There was for the stated furnished. spectively were found against fol- 833 EEUETAMA STREET Desirable E. R. HENDRY, Secretary. a further clearance of "dead wood" off the the c uninal calendar yesterday. lowing named persons: cottage. LODGE, NO. 1, QUARRY and LUXALILO .STREETS PACXFIC ESEESAH Frank Costa, larceny. More, ex- I. O. O. F. A nolle pioseijui was entered for By order of Jane Lishman -Tw- o-st.-irv house. Kap. Ah Frank Costa and P. Marcella, lar- Wilson, t Vjtjy ' y y below Meets every second and fourth All Yrnjr. A 'tana. Ah Ah Tin. ecutrix of the estate of Jane fj PUXCHliOWL STREET, li t i i r y a. Look, Hoy, Ah and ceny. public auction, QUEE X Two-stor- House. Thursday, at 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows' Bin Ah Ah Kara deceased, I will sell at XUUANU AVENUE Cottage partly Hall, Fort street. Visiting Rebekahs Ah Sam, who had appealed from fines L'ini Sato, bigamy. at my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu St., Housekeep- 2S3 furnished: suitable for lignt are cordially invited to attend. of $. and costs each for being present Otani, illicit distilling. X. G. -- ing o" for two gentlemen. GRACE O'BRIEN. at a gambling game. Coo Akuna, unlawful cohabitation. aturday, Oct. 20, 1906, 60c. PER ROD UP. PTI1EET, near VICTORIA JENNY JACOBSON. Secy. KIXG A. S Humphreys withdrew the ap- The larceny cases of course involve Cottage with fine grounds. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAII LODGE peals of his clients. Tiau Chung. Cha Federal property. Goo Akuna is the Monuments, Safes. FOR SALE. NO. 2. I. O. O. F. . Ycng and Kum Yong Chin, from fines ijiue-i-i married Chinese wdiose case has The following property, situate on every Thurs- is and Meets first and third of ?10 and costs each for assault and already been reported. NUUANU STREET, near KUKUI "Km ft property," corner Lunalilo day, at 7:30 p. m., in Odd Fellows' battery on Lee Wo. Kev.-al- o Marcella Figuroa pleaeled guilty to STREET: . & streets. Hall, Fort street. Visiting Reb'ekahs JUDGMENTS. J. Axtell Co. building lots at Tantalus.. his indictment for bigamy and Judge 1048-5- .! Also fine are cordiallv inv:ted to attend. judgment Property known as the Wilson resi 0 Alakea St. Makiki, Paloio, Kaimuki, Waialae and ALEXANDRA GERTZ, N. G. Judge Robinson entered Dole will sentence him at 10 a. m. to- for plaintiff in an action of trover dence, situate on the east side of Nu Phone Blue 1801. p. o. Box f Other districts. THORA OSS, Secretary. G. day. uanu street, about 100 reet from Kukui brought by Goo Nam Kong, alias Tanya Ogawa and L.. Takao, pleading street, and adjoining the Lyceum prop OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, F. & A. M. Akona, vs. Lau Nae Chong. alias not guilty to indictment for adultery, A hoi, and J. K. Nahale, awarding $72 erty. CO., Ltd. Meets on the last Monday of each had their trial set for October 23. Joe property frontage 29 feet "HOW SAVINGS GROW. HAWAIIAN .TRUST damages for the wrongful seizure and Cahina not guilty to snme The has a of D23 month, at Masonic Temple. pleaded the on street, depth of 151.4 to Fort Street. of conversion of sixteen bags of parch- charge and will be tried on the L9th Nuuanu a Our little booklet with the abort Telephone Private Exch. 14. Visiting brethren and members ment coffee, together with 8 per cent, 152.3 feet, and an easterly boundary of Hawaiia'ii 'and Pacific are cordially in- inst. title free for the asking. interest from June 1 and costs. Yamakama, on his plea of guilty to 25 feet. vited to attend. Judge De Bolt gave judgment for This lot Is filled to the height of Nuu FIRST AMERICAN SAVING AXD C. G. BOCKUS, W. M. indictment for illicit distilling, "was Catherine Steward tt al. against Ter- anu street. TRUST CO. OF HAWAII, V V. a F. WALDRON, Sec. sentenced on the first count to impris- - LTD. f ritory of Hawaii for a vested right in onment one month in Oahu Prison On the property there is a dwelling- Koolau-pok- o, for m, LEAin CHAPTER NO 2, O. E. S. the sea fishery of Kahaluu. and payment of $100 fine and $500 as house, comprising parlor, dining-roo- containing an area of 2S3S acres. bedrooms, every Monday, 7:30 the statutory penalty. three kitchen, pantry and Meets third at Judge Robinson confirmed the sale bath. VdB-HOfl- ia p. rn., Temple. Visiting Ciiiyomatsu Nakashima was brought liAHU ?ft8 YCDQfl CO., Llfl in the Masonic in Kipa-hu- lu Ice & in- under foreclosure the suit of into court under a writ of habeas cor- Property ia now under monthly sisters and brethren are cordially Sugar Company vs. Isaac Palea vited to attend. pus, from detention and intended de- rental. is cor.rantly recehv'ng the Kal:uole et al. The order includes a portation by the immigration author- The household furniture will be sold EMMA LONG STREET RICH CRABBE deficiency judgment, with right of ex- M., Secretary. ities on account of being infected with after the sale of the residence. BEST fclNSs OF MERCHANDISE P. W. ecution, for $175. S4. Terms, cash; deeds purchaser's ex MARY E. BROWN, Worthy Matron. trachoma. He was remanded to the at Ice delivered to any part of th tin DRY GOODS, TRUXKu, LEATHEE MATTER OF FEES. custody of the Marshal until Wednes- pense. immigra- fsland orders promptly filled. Tel. $ei ARTICLES. LEI ALOHA CHAPTER, NO. 3, W. C- - Peacock & Co., Ltd., by W. C. day to allow the inspector of ENGINES AND SUPPLIES OX HANE O. E. S. Peacock, its president and manager, on tion to make his return to the writ. For further particulars appiy to 315L P. C. Box 600. Office: KewmJ I kl Temple every May 1 wrote to E. A. Mott-Smi- th not- By stipulation the hearing of the and RQlISiTE Meets at the Masonic ifying him he was not then, nor admiralty libel of aimanalo Sugar JAS. F. MORGAN. AUT0H03:LS second Saturday of each month, at 7:30 that Alccander Young "Building. are had he at any time been, the letter Co. vs. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. has AUCTIONEER. HORSE SHOEING! p. m. Visiting sisters and brothers said, attorney for that corporation. As been set for November 1. cordially Invited to attend. Dole excused vharles Auld, R ifor HOWARD, W. M. evidence copies of minutes and resolu- .lude The above sale has been postponed to MARGARET adopted meetings cor- A. u adsworth and John De Mello from Saturday, 27, 1906, 12 o'clock y . MARGARET LISHMAX, Secy. tions at of the October at fihi wo surer, poration, held on March 10 and April further attendance as grand jurors. noon, at the. salesroom of Jas. F. Mor- V.'HOLESALE AND RETAIL -t-- r GROCERo. LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. O. II., 23, 1306, were enclosed. Yesterday Mr. gan, 857 Kaahumanu street, Honolulu, W 1 Mott-Smi- th at- 'right 11S6-11- filed a withdrawal as ARRESTED. T. H. Now at S3 Nuuanu Street, DIVISION NO. 1. COULDN'T BE u Co..H cc ROLL BUTTER, SSc every Tuesday, torney in the suit of the corporation M CALIFORNIA Meets first and third against Peacock, pending the latter's William McElvoy, the star boarder per pound, 8 p. C. U. - JAS. F. MORGAN, horse-shoein- at m.. in B. Hall, Fort street. in Supreme The at William Henry's lodginghouse on have opened a g depufr phone 238. prompt!? to appeal the Court. Main Orders Visiting sisters are cordially invited attorney says he recognizes Pea- the reef, when he can manage to break AUCTIONEER. ment in connection with their Ciienfled to. attend. that carrlsr cock's authority as president and man- in, was accompanied on his recent re shop, etc. Having secured the serrVen' MRS. M. COWES, Pres. ager on May 1, not on 7, of a flrst-class shoer. they are nrenarsl ! TIMMOXS, Secy. but March turn from Australia by a comrade with - MARGARET K. 190C, also recognizing the directors' to do all work intrusted to them it . FUJlMtJRA meeting of April 23, but not that of a similar longing for free board. On first-class manner. 1 1 Pi 5, ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS, March 10. ' several occasions during the past two ji I'Ct DIVISION NO. 1. in MASSAGE When Peacock was fighting for re- weeks he has made a bid for arrest, JAPANESE AND AMERICAN If a v.. -- Sleets every first and third Wednes- covery null Haeumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Tired of the control of the company, but on each occasion the police have Feeling and other Ailments QUICKLY day, at S p. rn., in C. B. U. Hail, Fort bearing his name, against John I. mtt cordially in- turned a cold shoulder to his Iea dings Of Dry Fancy Goods BELIEVED. street. Visiting brothers Roth well, manager in possession,' and Valuable and vited to attend. Bishop He Co.. controlling the affairs and refused to lock him up. Yester King Street, Palima. CREEDOX, Manufacturers of Straw Hta. . bn Phone White 1351. F. D. Pres. by virtue of stock held as security, the day he played his big trump by shoul J. P. QUINX, Secy. late law firnx of Atkinson, Judd & dering his way into a group of police Real Estate Mott-Smi- th was of counsel for his op- men in front of the station and begin HOTEL STREET. no. b, ex-Que- en william Mckinley lodge, ponents. There were no less than five ning a tirade against the Situate at Honolulu, j Bi Mrs. Aniala lit:srns? II. of P. equity suits started in the contest. As there were several stalwart natives Met 7:30 Island and County of Oahu. Territory Meets every Saturday evening, at Peacock, having obtained his shares in the group he evidently relied on j db Island Jams, Jellies and Chutney are o'clock, in Harmony Hall, King street. out of hypothecation, elected himself them to take offense and start a rough- - of Hawaii. tion carried by all the large grocery Visiting brothers cordially invited to and associate claimants as directors, house, in which event his admission to Dry Cleaning Garments cleaned by this process At ;jsr uteres and supplied to the hotels and attend. took possession of the business and has the poi barrel of the public would be t passenger steamers. MERLE M. JOHNSON, C. C. held it ever since. ' assured. Nothing happened, however, Pursuant to a Decree of Foreclosure at & S. anel Sale by Mrs. A. M. Mellls Res Factory, ISi Hotel Street. E. A. JACOBSON, K. of R. Apparently the matters of appeal are the police walking away and leaving made the Honorable J. T. Dressmaking Establishment. practiraily dead issues and the present him alone, antl he strode off for the De Bolt, First Judge of the Circuit ;A HONOLULU TEMPLE NO 1, RxVIIX-BCN- E Court of Sachs Block, Honolulu. kiogc controversy seems to be on the ques- waterfront, cursing such a town where the First Judicial Circuit, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. SISTERS. tion of payment of attorneys for a man couleln't be arrested when he Territory of Hawaii, at Chambers, in Will Sniolie every Mon- the Meets second and fourth corporation during the Roth well occu- wanted to. Equity, on the 11th day of October, -- 1 day, Knights of Pythias' Hall, King 190G, r at pation. A. D. in an action entitled E. H. TRY OUR DELICIOUS CXirr General Cigars - j cordially to Arthur street. All visitors invited THE LAND COURT. F. Wolter, Trustee, complainant, vs. attend. Henry Vieira, Senior, respondent, peti- "Peach Mellow" and "Raeportlt FERGUSON, M. E. C. John Kidwell's petition for a regis- "f ' - EUNST-EAKI- N CIGAR CG MARGARET f 'Sk. tion for foreclosure of mortgage AT R GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R. & S. ter etl title to land is the subject of a by (Equity Division No. 1"43), the under- report J. M. Monsarrat, examiner, signed, as Commissioner duly appoint- Distributor. COURT CAMOES, favorable as to L. C. A. S19 Lc and II. P. ed by said Decree, will sell at public vvy ,t . IIO. S110, A. O. F. Gr. 173, but unfavorable as to L. C. A. Alar 1S23. auction to the highest and best bidder G. S. LEITHEAD, MfuoafW. 4W Meets every second and for cash, subject to confirmation of the N8ILL. Engineer, E J Lyle A. Dickey, examiner, has made PHONE MAIN Iglsp Wm VZL fourth Tuesday of each an unfavorable report on the petition Court, on ::::::::" -- hanc Dealer In .. month nt n m. in S'ln of Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd., for Antonio Hall, Vineyard Wttedjy, 24th day of October, 1906, THE HAWAIIAN RE ALT! "' SECO.N'D-HAN- D T'$ a registered title to land. !TW AXD MA- (Z-"'l- street. Visiting brothers AND CHINERY. COURT ITEMS. - 12 MATURITY CO. -'- - o'clock noun day, cordially invited to attend. . .vv ' at of said at the ; r veT1 C. TV. ' Repairing of All Kinds. Ashford, attorney for Helen - front (mauka) entrance to the Judi- Limited. A. D. CASTRO. C. It. N. gives ftfit GASOLINE EXGIXE.S A SPECIALTY Rosa, widow, notice that on ciary Building, in Honolulu, Island and REAL ESTATE, M. C. PACilECO, F. S. Wednesday ho will cail up for hearing County of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, MORTGAGE, Hp, 135 Merchant Street. Tel. US. and determination the motion of his all and singular the mortgaged prem- LOANS AND INVESTMENT SECBfcig j COURT LUNALILO, NO. 6600, A. O. F. client, widow of Antone Rosa, con- ises in RITIES. Uck Wednes- for mentioned said Decree and Meets every first and third firmation of the report of Eiia A. C. as follows, to Office: T Exquisite striped and mark- 7:30, wit: Mclntyre Bldg., Honolulu, day evenings of each month, at in Long, ap- it-M- commissioner, recommending All that certain lot, tract, piece or H. P. O. Box 265. Phone Main 11L ed TAPAS. MATS, FAXS, K. of P. Hall, King street. Visiting portionment of dower. - parcel of land situate, lying and being who BASKETS, SOUVENIR POS- brothers cordially invited. J. J. Dunne and W. T. Rawlins, at- Auction on the northwest side of Nuuanu wrv SAM MANU. C. R. torneys kt r6 it TABS. for plaintiffs, will move this street, Honolulju, Island of Oahu, Ter- CDOCfleS WM. A III A, F. S. morning to set for dam- KBU! IB fi-- have trial the ritory of Hawaii, being a portion of the rates HAWAII SOUTH SEAS age suits of T. S. Kay Henry A Sheriff's Sale of Ull 1 CURIO CO., CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, C. O. F. and land describeel in Royal Patent Number f (Pamfer against F. B. "Whit in. 1G47, Land Commission Award Number Everything: new. First-clas- a eooxVU r Meets every second and fourth Thurs- A. " Young Building. p. rn., S. Humphreys and S. B. Kings- - T;S5 to Isaac Lewis, and particularly Courteous waftora day of each month, at 7:'!0 in San our;., attorneys on TOWXjJ"c Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Visit- tor roj Oieient. will Kesicence bounded and described as follows, to BEST MEAL TOBE HAD IN Monday move to Open 5 Privli:-Dinin- g to set for trial the case Is lis wit: from a. m. to 8 p. m. ing companions are cordially invited : : of llawa'ian Can i..g Manufacturing Beginning the of Room for Ladies. T FRATERNAL flEEIIN.S attend. Company. at northwest side 7320 Ltd,., vs. Schunian Carriage on Wyllie street, near street, 1-- LEONG Propriety MARY A VILLA, C. C. Liliha Nuuanu street 31 2 feet makai of the HOY, that Company. Ltd. u iii Le I Capitol -- M. C. PACilECO, F. S. held at he Building south corner of the Robinson Lot, and taxe ALOHA TEMPLE, A. A. O. N. M. S. B. B. Kerr & Co.. Ltd.. has appeal- running: ed from judgment by District Magis- On Monday, Oct. 22, 1906. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, CAI.E? Whitney N. 41 30' W., Magnetic, T,: feet along The adjourned session of Aloha Tem- NO. 1. U. S. 'W. V. trate for defendant in its suit AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. F. D. WICKE, against Fred for the Manohia half of the Hoomau Lot; ple, A. O. X. M. S., will held ( Kaeck restitution of - A. be . Iiepartment Hawaii. a sewing These lots are adjacent to the resi- thence CONTRACTOR AND BUILDEJt Temple. Saturday, Oc- machine or its value of $30. 40 23 at the Masonic , Meets every first and liences of Mr. It. Andrews and S. 20' W., feet along the Bell Fittings 2$, 1006, 7:30 p. m.. -j Store a Specialty. jfety tober at o'clock for 'i's third Wednesday, Wav- Dr. . Lot; thence 5- I 1- Repairing, the transaction of important business. V? erley Block, cor. Bethel Thf lots are nicely on ele- S. 41 E., 50 -4 feet along Antone Cabinet Work and Polishttancor INJUNCTION SUIT situated 10S2 Alakea St., rear Y. M. C. A. eld Visiting Nobles are cordially invited and Hotel, il 7:30 p. in. vated land ail command a lovely view Manuel's Lot; thence of to attend. Visiting comrades cordi- N. 493 0.V E., 33 feet along Nuuanu Phone M. 447; residence. Phone W. MUICai of sea and mountains. . -- By order of the Illustrious Potentate, ally in v! tea to attend. ON AF0NG TRUST Tlie lots contain nearly one acre street to the initial pofnt. "befr C. B. COOPER. II.' T. MOTjRE. Com dr. eaeh. Containing an area of 1740 square HAWAII SHINPO SHA. CHAS. F. MURRAY, T II l.l)0 1iiH-:-:i- t. For further part:on-r- s enquire of feet, anil being the same premises con- THE Recorder. 7331 .iis. carrie u. faggs has brought an to PIONEER JAPANESE PRIJ,uiin veyed sail respondent, the mort lng office. HawftJ :,r-,fns- t - The publisher of HONOLULU NO. 51, A. ' HARBOIi A.; injunctio.i suit he,- mother gagor, by the following deeds: (a) Joa-oui- m & JAS. F. MORGAN. Shinpo, the only daily of M. P. . Japanese -- Af.-ng- Pereira to Henry Vieira, pftPra HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE Mrs. Julia to restrain her from AUCTIONEER. dated published in the Territory of HawailtUre Meets oti first and third Sunday ev;n- - , . , May 27. 1S77, Reg-:tr- y CLUE. the and recorded in the C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. ing of each month, at 7 ocbek, ac K.lX ,u:"u':lcJ 0:?ko jn said Honolulu in Liber a Meets on the first and third Friday, T' ! Cn :in- :iU Editorial Office of P. Had. All soiourning brethren tI;l'tt - paae 43."; (b) and Printing lflHaciJ at 7:30 o'clock p. m., la rooms in Ore- .U:.,n r.g.it.s ..t Jo.inuim Pereira to Smith St., King. Main 'tUua cordiallv to attend. the voriou I'e-u-- 5, 18S1, above Phone gon Block, entrance on Union street. invited :"1j ij (lirr, in" Vieira, dated January and By Worthy Captain. . At Auction i e order eorded in said Office in 67, page J AS. L. COCKBURN, Chief. declared in pf com- - Liber A L L VNE the tit ion of 171. C. BREWER & CO., LTD. nTi JOHN MAOAULAY. Secy. r'1'1 ina r,t lhat de. the d was T.-rm- . C executed I FRANK POOR, C. of Sale: Cash in 08 . '' ('. Afong. lately Ma- - United Sugar Factors and Commissio; who died at On Thursday, October 25th, s gohj (10) i ben--li- t coin; ten per cent, of j HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. O. ; eao. for P. E. KONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O. E. the of .Mrs. Afong - and 12 th-- 1 Merchants, Herp .;id:-on- . AT O'CLOCK NOON, amount to be paid at the time of Honolulu Lodge No. CIS. P. P. O. E., on second Mrs. Afor.g is aliened to r m as.-ume- haLinee upon of sale) LIST OF OFFICERS. d the tibsohite At mv salesroom. S"7 Kaahumanu St ':''. confirmation will meet in their hill, on Miller ani control of a;:il .; by' . ;f.,:i and delivery of deed C. M. Cooke, George fMo: ..-- tn.e eene r:.r-;:-:y- I wi'.i sell. may! President; Beretania streets, every Friday even- ii:,v svpiiiriffs p'iph from the ah fer aoount of whom it '- "' tl.o-.;ch- -' ' :n Bishop i e.-- .iissfoner. Deed at expense of Robertson, Manager; E. F. ing. By order of the E. R. 7:30 o'clock, in K. it clair.i 5. !n- - b .s concern. J pj month. at of P. Hall. p'.r h.iser. . ;i ' ! Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. MJ HARRY KS..J street. Visiting Eagles are in- - '' r" ,d"v.ie the in ome to the j E. MURRAY. E. R. '"-''- Car"! F. .r further particulars apply to farlane. Auditor; P. (J. Jones, C. lUb5 . . of respotuleiii. One 01dsmobi!a HARRY H. SIMPSON. Secy. vited t attend. ''.''"'! i: and her. Touring M ssrs. Thomnson & attor-- Cooke. R. l0rjS children. j demons, i J. Gait, Directors. SAM'L AGUE, W. . M'KE P. horse-powe- r- v corn pla ' 2) r. Originally over ' 'or ina nt, at thir office,; aye H. T. MOORE. Scy. AUKiKT a:gatKn thnt from th cost S DAMIEN COUNCIL, NO. 5G3. $1700. i" Campliell Block, Honolulu, or to "i a ox -- urn:--i-sined- . Y. M. I. iu...i. surjitis ''x':b the at his o flics, Bicyclo Repairing fir 1, O. R. .1 Kaahu 1IAWAILN TRIBE NO. I. M. h 1, atcurriu'.ated. v. hi h The car is in good srvi'-eM- con-diti- oi! every Mr. r.:a:iu sc' reet, Honolulu, Meets second and fourth Wed- Meets every second and I'ri-- Afc s as her be by aforesaid. Punctures and all parts of the vou nesday, 7:30 and threaten tan setn applying at repalrti ., o'clock, s-- . cycle at in San Antonio oay of each month., in T. O. o. I'. Hal!, to ,;: :r r.f. mv ofHee neatly and quickly rllall, Vineyard s I street. Visiting lirnthet-- rordia'lv tc A. tvn:porarv :r:jun. ' JAMES F. MORGAN, Prices reasonable. invited ircn tcis bicycle T. F. M'TICTTf 'ittend. W. P. Saelvm. B Is Commissioner. Also tires for sale, at U. rr. fTJKE. aUe.ri.ev f..r ,n,' JAS. F. MORGAN. CO- - . . V. TODD, Secy. A. E. Mrni'HY, C. e,f R. YOSHIKAWA CYCLE rl.ilnant. 'u. AUCTIONEER. H'-r.o'tj- October 12, 1906. 754: Kin Street. Opposite Young Hotel v

ir THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCT6BER 20, igc6 c MMIMP BP trTlirT TMtm LOCAL BREVITIES.

Ilnrry T. Mills, of Kona, is in town BE L studying the political situation. LBI TIItRfi Tem- -' "Joph" Tucker, of the Masonic 7i Clean and durable cooking utensils in vour kitchen. Engine p'e, was a returning passenger on tne pleasure to eook by using...-- . The Fire i Alameda. ' Regular meeting of William McKin-le- y y the fire engine arrives Lodge No. 8; K. of P., this evening When at 7:30 o'clock. ALUMINUM WARE home and its contents may your yester--, proven to be the lea-le- of nil other lines of Conking- Ware totally or partially de Attorney Fred Peterson left It has be either day for the Parker ranch. He will ecau.ee of, Its many advantages. A few of which are absolute free.iora stroyed. It will then be too late return Saturday. from rvst is alwavs brisiht and l an. light to handle as i hears qniek-!v- . R ACTIVE EXHIBIT OF aluminum ware is well worth a housekeeper's All take out a policy of insur- I G. H. Moore has been appointed as- The durabiljtv of to intention. properly eared for, ran le handed to another generation, ance. You have put off protect- sistant district fire warden for Nuuanu If $ and Pauoa valleys. aa clean and bright "as when lirst purchased. ing yourself from day to day, to luck and saying to O. J. Hutchins, the insurance man, trusting- returned on the Alameda from a busi- W. W. Dimond & Co., yourself that you have not burn- ness trip Ld to the Coast. HOUSE-FURNISHING- payment of a THE LEADERS IN ed up yet. The Charley Clapp, of the Inter-Isla- nd 53-55-- Kins Strcot. Honolulu. very small sum on the value of I Steam Navigation Company, returned property will assure you j from the mainland yesterday. your I loss. We issue policies. Mrs. B. F. Sandow, of Kauai, aecom-- ( against panied by her child and maid, arrived j Good " on the Alameda and will leave soon for serviceable evevryday waists of Madras, Linen, RENT & COMPANY, j the Garden Isle. Lawn and Peter Pan, in plain white and black and white. Pastor Felmy, of the Lutheran 93S Fort Street. Church, Mrs. Felmy, two children and maids, returned on the Alameda from ' . ' ' " ," ' a trip abroad yesterday. PRICLS RANGE FROM UP Mr. and Mrs. Montague Cooke and 85c infant returned on the Alameda yesterday from an extended visit on the mainland and Europe. ALSO HAND EMBROIDERED IRISH LINEN WAIST ' z- '' 4 ' -- Miss Whitlock, the Los Angeles &i- ' . "HIT-"I"- Vrf PATTERNS AND SUITS. agent of the Hawaii Promotion Com- mittee, was lately in Omaha promoting ELECTION Hawaiian tourist business. . - :& j&gss - - - r Mrs. F. G. Krauss, wTife of one of the TIME Federal Experiment Station experts, returned yesterday on the Alameda from a to old home. many business men down visit her keeps Joseph Ambler, an aged German mu- town who usually take their sician, was arrested yesterday on a SEE WINDOW DISPLAY lunch at home. warrant sworn to by F. W. Janda, the charge being the theft of $5.15. The daintiest and most satis- C. A. Brown, manager of the Ii es- 'yfr ,y a t factory is served promptl- lunch tate, returned from New England yes- t )! ' i VWWWVv y, with a glass of beer, for 25c. terday to look after business interests here. Mrs. Brown remained in the at the East. - -- - " - " Mrs. A. M. Mellis desires to express XAPA AND SONOMA WIXE COMPANY. sincere thanks and appreciation to all Criterion friends and fraternal orders for the You can pfet wines higher in price; but, quality and price con- expressions of sidered, Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets. beautiful flowers and it will be hard to surpass this brand of table wines that has sympathy, taken FIRST PRIZES at both the St. Louis and Lewis & Clarke A very important adjourned meeting Expositions. of Aloha Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S., Cleanliness RED WINES, WHITE WINES, and exquisite Sparkling j is to be held this evening at 7:30 4 those Wines: I o'clock. All members are requested to SPARKLING MOSELLE, SPARKLING SAUTERNE AND SPARKLING A sneak thief does not take fee present, BURGUNDY. you on the1 avUer Federal v time to argue with officials2 here and.oterreceived an execu- - Counts . e Sentimental side of your valua- - tive circular, signed by the President, attention to provisions of the SOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAII 9 KING STREET. 'PHONE 2i0. bles. It is the intrinsic worth cf"!n? public - ' law for labor on Did you ever see a dining- room more spick and span that he considers nothing more. works. than You have both and your mind and J- - M- - Riggs. husband of Mrs. caro-- line Afong Riggs, departed yesterday for that reason you had better on the Nippon Maru for Hongkong, to Scotty's Royal Ansix Cafe shift the worry over to us. HEN- - ascertain what interest he has in the cofot r.f fka lota Afnrr Uin The Ideal Food for! &' RY WATERHOUSE TRUST, kVng and Macao. " - Table cloths, napkins and 'everything else about the . CO., LTD. R. W. Shingle has received a letter place scrupulously neat, leals fit for a king-- Try lunch I from a business correspondent in San or dinner today. Infants Francisco, in which the opinion is ex- -! Ordinary cow's milk in this climate pressed that Cuba will not be annexed CORNER NUUANU AND MERCHANT STREETS. is often a dangerous diet for babies. BUSINESS LOCALS. j and, if the contrary happens, annexa- -; tion would ruin the sugar industry of Doctors recommend j l1" Cuba by its introduction of the Amer- M rr Pay your taxes. ican labor laws. Panama canal contest. Territorial Surveyor W. E. Wall yes- "lAll novels at Thrum's. terday orden's of the latest delivered to Governor Carter A PenaltV of IO per cent, and the maPs of counties for embellishing Is WL your x l laic doormat look Of cent, viuciuoi a"uai cui H interest at the rate IO per secretaryic of the Interior. By dear SS5is?Sr-- ft O the Property and 12 per cent, marking in colors these maps will ill the Income per annum Will be show the divisions of lands as cane. lo,sl- - eic., m .ded to all delinquents. gtT ' pa. ? CONDENSED MILK tur grocer sells Vol Breakfast Food. and postoffices will also be shown. somcwhat ros p selected rich cow's m Butterlck patterns, uenneaiors ana Tun Kwai failed in the duty It is absolutely sterlized. The best Bletropolitansi at Sachs. m for November taught to all Chinese of filial love and milk sweetened with cane sugar. I (Household furniture of all descrip-- obedience. So badly has Kwai fallen Itions will be sold at 10 a. m. by Fisher, down in this respect that his mother. Sometimes ene gets so used to seeing his doormat that he SOLD KY ALL GROCERS. I Special Sunday dinner will be served Lee Chan Shee, had a warrant Issued doesn't notice its condition. Look at yours, critically this I t the Occidental restaurant tomorrow. for his arrest yesterday, charging him H. & Co., Ltd, t meal in the city for 2ac. with the embezzlement of 5600 of her morning, and see if it isn't ready for the garbage man, or at Theo Davies money. Kwai was taken to the police A first-class phaeton, farm wagon. WHOLESALE AGENTS. ogcart will be sold by station yesterday morning and is being least for the back porch. and harness held there for trial. -- - " ill V. TTMsher at 10 a. m. today. 1.., T 1 - 1 n ...... 1 TIC TT. We can replace it with a fine new cocoa fiber mat or a - 111 lUCll I U.L Lilt' .l . I J. - The second payment of the In- church last evening, the members of steel scraper mat of any length. :ome and Property taxes are pay-- the Hawaiian Glee club proceeded to ible now and will be delinquent 644 Chestnut avenue, where they sere-- Also foot scrapers. t of November "aded x h. Munhoiiand who won n the 15th day their everlasting friendship here last BIG OFFER!NGS iet. summer, during the Shriner visit. The i Lots of new goods arrived on the clever musicians entertained the Mun- - Uameda for Sachs'. hollands for over half an hour and E. 0. HALL & SON, LTD. fine the" lef for Los Angeles. The cour-- I Whitney & Marsh are making a , v appiei-iaieu- oy Bisnlav nf ovprvrtav shirt waists and not oniy me I popular by CORNER FORT AND KING STS, ed patterns and "Munn." but also the en waist neighborhood. B. Kerr & Co., Iand-embroider- tire The Glee Club has L occupied been engaged by the management of neat, commodious home the Alexandria to furnish music at ALAKEA STRREET y Dr. W. H. Mays, at 424 Beretania that hostelry during the winter. LOCAL BREVITIES. : Liliha strret. every Sunday afternoon venue, good ten-- nt is offered for rent to Long Beach Telegram. o 1 . . yj v nit on easy terms. I Kverybsdy is cordially invited to at-T- r. This is an era of good values in this store. We have never ' : ex- - ss Hubert Wood, of Waialua, is First-cla- tickets to all stations on tend these meetings. Adjutant and made sucii trooa ouermirs, ami uu iuie newi nau miui wi wui he Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon p cted back in the Aorangi today from jIn, j;ani berry in charge. in store. yp$ ARE MAKING PRE j tr.nitv to learn how much a dollar will buy this ickets are now on sale at tha office a four months' furlough. - sale is not a catch-penn- y affair but one of which we are 3 f Trent & Co., 936 Fort street. PARATIONS FOR THE Information is wanted at the Impe- FOLIICAL NOMINEES TAKE NO- - This 1 value-givin- g are taking to divide profits Mrs. to notify rial German Consulate regarding the nrond. It is a chance we Kearns wishes those j TICE. vho sending cases of her pre-- j whereabouts of one Karl Scheid. our customers. intend ti. L. 200 voters with verves, that she is shipping by the The S. L. C. dance is looked for- The Alumni hold ! Alameda and can quote very cheap ward to be one of the dances of the in this county. They give their dance 1 lates. I season. So bring your best lady to- tonight, so get ready with your lon? Nole the Prices: and slyii-hl- y Q come to Mrs. night and then tell her how it hap- up. SLTTS OF CLOTHING 0od material cut... Lilies, don't forget to pened. stocking1 and loosen from $3.50 to $20.00 londay, October 22, 1181-- 87 Alakea Judge De Bolt's term, as first judge TROUSERS from A DOLLAR to $6.co the pair treet. of the First Circuit Court, will expire SELF CUSK NO FICTION! MEX'S -; Duck, all sizes and nil girths ...$1.50 to $2.00 in about three months. He has ex- M4pVEL maevem no White Taxpayers should bear in mind -, CPX sufferer pressed a willingness to receive a re- shi:u mav pum'aju. but u:..ut runum For P.ovs and Youths, trood material, well made JH-t- ' de-- ditr-- of pat the interest on delinquent appointment, but does not propose to bill or ratios into the from 25c to $2.00 axes accumulates every day, and make a special effort to secure it. Judge De Bolt has never taken a va- - fM.ou.j v.,rty. I.v t: ii.tmj .; ti-.- of the New is to to pay the , . ! ZZlSZTT ft their interest - compi.-t- cation, not even a dav off exceDt Sun- - fr.-i- h TUVasL-loS- a W I to-- pme promptly. days, throughout his term. leady ear Clothes for Boys j aii-n- t ct tu.--l- al f whilst tho'isanda Cae Moet & Chandon champagne is used ty,., a rv.-U- i l to ti alth and hnt.iin'.-- s who t"T j years iiivrfly urapgiiig out A ever an. I the 'most exclusively at prominent so j ptviotisly tad twn FULL SLTTS KXEE PA Ao better ottered, TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT. - 1 iiiin r.ii'li- made-to-orde- ciety everywhere. is the i- r clothing; tro to you functions It j TIJEKAPK'N So. 1 In 1 rpraartttly snort finish - equal to any - I am for you! at the big time at care, ticomparable champagne. H. Hack- tliHv, "f fiW laj- only, .:(Tt;fts durin this sale at Low Prices from $1.00 to $8.00 the suit & Co., agents. Progress hall. A large crowd Is ex-- ur"--5i"ii- lnj"i t the us of wtl.Jl di? fid by harm layiag the fuuilatlon otlT' J Jj -- made-- . Candidates for office who will send pected. so if you have a hot foot a j v" TS Lonion I r. TV 1 . . - 1 ; -u 1 fieir pictures to the Greater New good to it off. S. L. I i 'l ' ' ti.' i A I V. L I : FLA I R e.- at S3. .now $1.75 chance dance The nlo.i'J. sciirvv, prraplfs, scuts, blotclifS. rjn' MAX II. n 50. ork J T' Saloon can have them exhibited j C. no expense nd sw.-liins- of the joints, pout, rhpumatla 1 ) 1 Alumni have considered Y XT S( )CI.S AT LOW LST prk: the stereonticon free of charge OF THE YEAR "-- itSIFR to a swell The Ka-- throtiph b!.x-- i. j Mrtng the campaign. t make this affair. W tb from 2 PAIRS FOR 25c to 75c 'a pair X.1:1,1 matter waihihoo quintette will be there, ten ; ti,'r""1 S diirinatv'3 all p!snoaa ton't leave your orders for picture ; 'i El t : :r- iy. ALL FAST COLORS AM) FASIIH )XALLE SIIADFS faming till the last minute. A pic-- members strong, to. jolly you alon -. So come then over. lapalfd vitality, pl"pplt'(ines. a'-1- ' fill d'9' WO MUX "S I'riSF from 10c to 50c a pair Mre always an acceptable hoi- and think it ' . makes trvssiriff rouss'iiunffs of (lsipiiti.ui. w'trrj-- )M Pay or wedding present. Order f:om j . ft"'. It siarpris!n? P""' UXFRWFAR FUR M FX A X D W FX Men's Under- racific Picture Framing Company, THE SAJLVATION AEMTT. I In rtt&r!ag stwnsth .al ripnvr to ihe debtli-- at 25c to 75c i i tated. i'8 shirts ?uuanu street. j Watch Special holiness meetings every night "'TTPP fPTnil'T Meshwork at 75C Worth double Herpicide soap, antiseptic, all heal-- in the hall, corner of TCinr street- and ' DLT-- : 1 )f g and excellent for toilet and bath. -- havrs biinu!. s that wonl "nioraplon' CRFl'F CHI'.Xi:. FS. ITGURF!) LAWXS, avenue, commencing 8 ,n Gov-r- .- r.-n- t stetsp J - m f especially shampoo to Nuuanu at 1Ep. ar9 rmuii tia i: R- - . i FA RD-- ( )i- IC p adapted as a Cb-ii.n- t IJ I ' ty tbf i.t.ii. lpcl tb ' F'FC, AT XF e nVUrlr - used in connection with Newbro's Our I rM. Prl-- f 1" 2 3 e.i.l f'"'- Icljmi. 4J. . . from 65c to $1.60 Perpicide. the remedy that kills the Sunday services: Holiness meeting I wt'.tc lttra on a rwi pronn.j mfiiMi to every SKIRTS. ; ' psinsr" b r of Ilii Majesty's ilon. Com-a- t from 35c to Si. 60 fandruff germ. t h - DRAWERS. 11 a. m., Sunday niwiii-nerii.' wirh.-n- wM-- i school and Bible n.i it fnmr- bi-b- from to 3 "ploneybak silks at Sachs". 3 p. Le- - ' " GOWXS. heautitiiUv trimmed 50c i class at m.. Young People's Ads. -- The tax office employes are now gion meeting at 6 p. m. Special holi-- ; , ORCHIDS AXD ROES j SHOES FOR $1.00 A PAIR: SHOES FOR $1.25 AND fusjt preparing suits and execu ness meeting and "swearing in" of re- A SFKCTALTT- - SHOES FOR $1.50. - cruits at 8 p. m. Ions against all delinquent tax- Meetings every night, except Sun- AT COME AND SEE OUR M1LLTXERY. ayers who have neglected to pay day and Monday, at the outpost, 15? taxes in the past. North Beretania avenue. Sunday school E. r fieir at 9:30 a. m. Mrs. M.Taylor STS. Sunday school on School street, near B R & Co., Alakea Street Tour grocer sells Pol Breakfast Food. COR. FORT AND BERETANIA L ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 20, 1906. 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. Canadian-Australia- n Line POUTIQUS MI Royal Mail Honolulu, Friday, Oct. 19, 1906. alstead&Oo., Lll Railway Co. call Canadian Pacific : Steamers running in connection with the I Capital. Up Ask STOCK AND t Honolulu on or about the following dates: changing me NAME OF 8TOCK, iPaid Val.'Bld. BOND FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA- - FOR VANCOUVER. STiXJAiVU NSC Mkbcantilk. C. $1,000,000 100 375 rv a Krn t OCH 20 MinWETtA NOV. 14 Sbxwib a Co tfOANA NOV. 17 AORANGI ..DEC. 12 notice that Mr. Vila dropped Op'onoiulu. Haw Ewa 5,000,000 20 25b 28 9 "I Haw. Agricultural.. l,VX,GGt 100 - 15 A . ...JAN. -- 1HOWERA DEC. MOAN all references to the '95 episode at the Haw.Coui.Asugiir Co 2,312,7551 100 SS yams fcsnfcia mma tLM iws 12 o I AORANGI JAN. night," Uawaliau sugar Co.. 2,000.000: 20 i 35 85 H Kalihi Camp meeting Thursday Houoinu 750,000; 100 .145 said a Democrat yesterday, ' ' about the HonoJtaa 2,000.000 20 11H 1294 and1 Europe. I ! Through tickets issued to all points in Canada, United States Haiku 500.000: 100 ls5 LOANS same time Gear ceased making prom- kahuku 500,000i 20 i 2rt 27 NEGOTIATE). & CO., LTD. 3,.tO0,OO0; 50 8 THEO. H. DAVIES ises. Even the Republican leaders ob- tUhei flan. Co. Lt- d- . AGENTS. silpahulu 160,0001 100 Member Honolulu Stock and GENERAL ject to those promises and as far as Koloa 500.000; 100 149 FOR SALE ilcbry'e Sug.Co.,LtQ. 3,500,000; 0 5 5 Exchange. Vida's references to the '95 incident Oabu Suar Co- - s.coo.too: 100 ;i!7M 118 goes Democrats could hand out a Oaomea l.ooo.oro: 20 89 89 H the A leasehold near Kapiolani Ookaia 500.000: 20 8 W. L. HOWARD Pacific Mail S. S. Co , Occidental & Oriental warm Lunch. I was talking to a Re- Olaa 811 ear Co. Ltd.. . 5.000,000 20 2H Olowald 150,000 100 80 publican yesterday, one of the candi- Park, Waikiki, has 13 years to Paauhau SugPlauCo. 5,000 000 50 lb FOR SALE Palolo lota, on . Toyo Pacific SOO.WX) loo 170 e&sy S. 3. Co and Kisen Kaisna. dates, by the way, who spoke of the V rental of $6. Size aia 750.000 100 terms. House lots and pineapple land, port folly of any candidate on either ticket run at an annual Pepeekeo...... 750.1)00! 100 10 Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this Pioneer 2,750,000 100 140 Wahiawa. 1 H7k, Mm below mentioned: making promises which might not be Waialna agrl. Co- -. 4,500.000! 100 66 oj about the dates of lot, 100x200. Improvements 275 of Waliuku 700,900 100 j MONEY TO LOAN. 1 PROM SAM FRANCISCO TO THEI FOR SAN FRANCISCO. within his power to grant. None Wailuku Sugar Co. ORIENT. the others has made a single promise worth $300 on premises. Price, Scrip lOo.OOC, '00 160 t 5 Mclntyre Building fi 23 and I am told they were instrumental Waimaualo 52,000 100 NIPPON MARU OCT. 19 HONGKONG MARU OCT. A aimea Sugar Mill l'2&.Ut loo &k XORIC OCT. 27 KOREA NOV. 2 in pulling Gear oif. It is the failure $600, for quick sale. 12 promises not only MlBCILLiNIOrS. NOV. 16 AMERICA MARU NOV. to keep that hurts, fnter-- J aland S 1,500,000' 100 'l24K HONGKONG MARU 8. Co. For 1 100 '130 Rent 27 NOV. 20 the candidate, but the party as a Haw. Electric Co 600.000 KOREA NOV. SIBERIA H. K. T, A JU 102 whole." Co., Pfd. U50.00C 100 For further Information apply to NOT CASTRO. H. R. 'j. t L.Co.,C... 60 Furnished house at Peninsula, Mutual Tel. Co 150,0001 10 (windward side) H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. The types in the heading of the ac- A home on Prospect street; O.K. A L, Co 4.CC0.O00 KC ttiM BlloK K. Co I.CO0.O00! 20 House on School street, count of the Punchbowl meeting, in Honolulu Hi twins A Waikfki yesterday's issue of the Advertiser, area of lot, 7500 square feet. Mod- mailing cc. lUk . 400.00S 30 27 li 28 of Nuuanu made it Castro, who called the dis- BO JOS. Amt.Outl House on Nuuanu avenue, near soonio 3i:oQnriohip Go curs." This was a ern house of eight rooms. Stables, Jaw.Ter.,! p. e.(Fir standing E turbers, "Dirty Claims) 315,900; 100 School street M mistake. It was Mr. Pacheco, the flaw. Ter. 4 p. c (Re- gj I The fine passenger steamers of this line will arrive and leave this port as chairman, who used the term and it etc. A bargain at $3150. funding 1905) fiOu.OOO' 100 House on Fort street qm body of article. Haw. Ter. 4l4 p. e 1,000,000 ;ioo House on f so appeared in the the - -- Adams lane kereunder: Haw. Ter.4p. c. ... ijuoe.oo&i 100 jjj FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. flaw Ter. S.i p. o . 750,OOO Iioo Warehouse in town Raw. Gov't., 5 p. c 209,000: 100 19 24 transport Sherman sailed for ALAMEDA OCT. ALAMEDA OCT. The Cal. Beet A Hug. Rt. ICS Store on Queen street 75 TENTURA OCT. 31 SIERRA OCT. 30 this port and Manila from the Coast Co 6. p. c 1,000,000 n Monday is coming under WATERHOUSE Haiku 6. p. o...- - kjo.ooo! 102 ALAMEDA NOV. 9 ALAMEDA NOV. 14 on last. She HENRY Haw. Com. A Sugar late i,e77,ooo! F I LIERRA NOV. 21 SONOMA NOV. 20 the command of Captain Laflin, TRUST CO.. LTD., Co, 6 p. o 104 of the transport Burnside. Captain Haw. bugrar 6 p. c... 500,000; 101 For Sale Department, Corner Hllo R. 6 p. c 1,000,000! 75 ii pre- Bruguierre, her regular , commander, Real Estate K.Co.. House In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the agents are Streets, Hon. a. T. & L. Co., and lot for $100191 pared to issue, to intending passengers, Coupon Through Tickets by any rail- has been granted a leave of absence Fort and Merchant 6 p. n , . 70a,000 . House one voyage. Sa&ukii gp. e .... 200,000 . 101 and lot for 5001M to points in the United States, and from New for Honolulu. f A, T. R . road, from San Francisco all R. Hn r, 2,C00,000 . .;10:J House and lot for i7ork by any steamship Hue to all European ports. Oahu Sugar Co. B p.c. 750,000) . TCOiil paitieulars apply to uiaa sugar co.,d p. c 1,250,000 For further SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE p.e 450,000! 1C2 I Paia6 W. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. Pioneer Mill Co.6 p. o 1,250,11001 104 6 99 - WalaluaAi? Co p.c 1,000,000! The ARRIVED- "cliryde Sugar Co 2,000.000! 96 99 Wateriioase Co. O. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, from San American-Hawaiia- n JUDD BUILDING. Steamship Company. Francisco, 12:40 p. m. 23.1275 paid, t 85 per cent. paid. Telephone : : : : : Mala 13, DEPARTED. SESSION SALES. ft BROM NEW TORK TO HONOLULU. FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- (Morning: Session.) Oct. 20 T. K. S. S. Nippon Maru, Filmcr, for FURNISHED HOUSES FOR I S. S. Call forn lan CISCO. 10 Onomea, 39; $1000 McBryde 6s, SALE S. Nov. 10 the Orient, 10 a. m. AT S. Alaskan $20.00 96.50; 35 Kihei, 8.125; 50 McBryde, 5.25; Str. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Maui Kaimuki A large house (almost new) $--1 Freight received at all time at the 24 75 Ewa, 26. and S. S. Nebraskan Oct. and Hawaii ports, at noon. Lunalilo St. 40.00 acre lot, in best neighborhood, close to Company's wharf, 31st street. South S. 11 ports, SALES Brooklyn. S. Nevadan ...Nov. Str. Claudine, Parker, for Maui Peninsula 25.00 BETWEEN BOARDS. Kamenameha Schools, for cost of I Hilo, at 5 p. m. 1195 building TO HONO- Laupahoehoe and Ewa, 26; 250 Oahu Sugar Co., alone. Good terms. I FROM SAN FRANCISCO FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO TO LET. 117.50; 145 135; 10 O. & LULU. DUE TODAY. Pioneer, R. L. A house and large lot' in good locatkit HONOLULU VIA SAN FRAN- Co., 90; 33 I. I. S. N. Co., 125. on Young S. S. Nevadan Oct. 31 M. N. Co. S. S. Hilonian, Johnson, Kamehameha IV. Rd $20.00 street past the H. R. T. if CISCO. L. Co.'s depot; 1-- 3 S. Nov. 10 from the Sound. Manoa, 2 B. R 24.00 cash, balance oaf S. Nebraskan mortgage 6 A.-- H. Weedon, at per cent. In--1 And each month thereafter. S. S. Nevadan Oct. 23 S. S. Nebraskan, from Emma St., 3 B. R 30.00 Present come almost 8 per cent on price asked; i - Froight received at Company1 s wharf, S. S. Nov. IS San Francisco. 2 20.00 TILE1 1 C.-- Emma St., B. R can be doubled. I rstnwicb. street. Nebraskan A. S. S. Aorangi, Phillips, from ILIIil A bargain. Vancouver and Victoria, p. m. Vineyard St., 3 B. R 30.00 Choice Kaimuki lots near car line, I & H. HACKFELD CO., LTD., Agents. Str. Kinau, Clarke, from Maul and Dominis St., 2 B. R 25.00 Half acre lots on Manoa Heigmtif ports, a. m. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. Hawaii Peck Ave., 3 B. R 27.50 fine view and good soil, at prices to suit i TODAY. SAIL Punchbowl St., 2 B. R 20.00 the times. C.-- A. S. S. Aorangi, Phillips, for the Rose St.. 2 B. R 11.00 FOR SALE Several complete and ready honmJ Orient, p. m. both in and out of town. f Spencer St.. 2 B. R 25.00 if PASSENGERS. Also for rent cottages close to i 2 25.00 A $6000 $3600, in the caata'r acetic Arrived. Thurston Ave., B. R house and lot for of city. i, WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. Nuuanu St., 5 B..R 30.00 most desirable part of the city. J. H. SCHNACZ, Per O. S. S. Alameda, from San 14 Jots in the Kapiolani Park addi 'J We pack, haul and ship your goods and save you money. Francisco, October 19A-W-. A. Baldwin, Gandall St., 2 B. R 25.00 tion. Suitable for a chicken ranch, 137 Merchant. St Berg, C. A. (Dealers in stove wood, coal and kindlings. Mrs. F. M. Benner, A. Waikiki. 2 B. R 25.00 Make us an offer for all or any part. Brown, Mrs. Rudolf Buchly, Miss M. A. Waikiki, 1 B. R 20.00 A few acres at Wahiawa. The choic Telephone Main 407. P. o. Box C 126 Buchly, Miss Hazel. Burr, C. H. Clapp, Storage in Brick Warehouse, King Street. 'Phone Main 58. Beretanla, 1 B. R 10.00 est piece of land in the Colony. Miss G. Caywood, C. M. Cooke, Mrs. Sl Ml AFONCl Cooke, Stores, Motel St 30.00 A house lot on Young' street, at ALBERT F. Cooke. C. M. Cooke, Jr., Mrs. a bargain. $1000 cash and the balance 832 Fort Street. II Branch of-- Jr., child and maid; Mrs. C. S. Crane, Summit Rd. 15.00 on mortgage. Go. Miss M. J. Coursen, J. M. Dowsett, R. STOCK AND BONO BR0Hl Unio n Express Hustace, Peck Co., Ltd. V. Eberle, Mrs. W. B. Fielding, W. MEMBER yueen , Felmy, Mrs. Felmy, two children and 912 FORT STREET. HONOLULU STOCK AKS 63 street. Ferguson, Mrs. and company BOND EXCHANGE. j V. - following steamship lines: two maids; Dr. F. L. "Jrent ; Havine- batrasre contracts with the Ferguson, Captain "William Freeman, Oceanic Steamship Co. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Hildebrandt, Kaisha Steamship Co. Mrs. L. Hachlen, Miss L. 938 Fort Street. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co. Toyo Kaisen Miss I. Hansen, C. J. Hutchins, Mrs. We check your baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble R. C. Ingram and child, P. M. King. 5 building lots In Manoa VaSfli ! F. Klamp, J. W. Keyston, Miss J. G. Classified Advertisements 1--2 acre each, $1000 a lot. 'of checking on the whan. , Keyston, H. Kellner, Miss M. Kellner, Beautiful site, bracing air, maaSf':! g! ;i '.Specialty. Mrs. F. Krauss and three children, WANTED. cent view. and Furniture Moving Telephone Main 86 Mrs. C. Langmuir, T. B. Lawler, Mrs. Piano C. Leadbetter, J. Luddeke, Miss M. K. ROOM and board with private family. 1 McComber, Mrs. McDowell, Master R. Makiki pre LEXAftDER FOR RENT. 1 for gentleman. district Cottage, on McDowell, Miss E. McLean, Mrs. M. ferred. Address, "M. D.", Advertiser 3A Kalihi, King St nirl Peacock, Rev. W. E. Potwine, Thomas office. 7549 FOR SALE. I'i J. F. Morgan, President; C. J. Campbell, Vice-Presiden- t; J. Ij. Mc- Prime, Mrs. B. E. Sandow, child and "jtL YOUNG House and half-acre of land. KalM Cheap Lean, Secretary; A. F. Clark, Treasurer; N. E. Gedge, Auditor; Frank maid: A. Schlesinger, Miss Violet AT once, two first-class sewing ma- for cash or on easy paymenU. if Hustace, Manager. Shadier, Mrs. J. R. Sloan, Miss May chine operators. Apply to Mrs. A. M. Real estate for sale in all narta of til ! Schiekele, E. H. Temple, J. D. Tucker, Mellis, 72 street. " 7547 city. H-tca- Beretania --E3Cia.3ta.co-lPecls .. C. C. von Hamm, Mrs. von Hamm, CENTRAL MOTEL Money to loan on ?ood security. Co,, A r-- I Young TIT TTf TT . DRAYMEN, 63 Queen Miss N. B. Winston, Miss B. R. ABSOLUTELY Street FIRE-PROO- FOR RENT. F Honolulu it' O. Young, Mrs. " and maid, Mrs. J. Room 206, ' DEALERS IN Wolff, H. J. Wright, J. H. .Williams, THE commodious home and premises Judd Bit FIREWOOD, STOVE AND STEAM COAL. Ur. occupied by Dr. W. H. Mays, 424 Also White and Black Sand. Telephone, Main 295. Departed. Beretania street. Apply between 10 jjOANA HOTEL Profcssiinal Car3,i Per T. K. K. S. S. Nippon Maru, and 3. 7551 Oct. 19, for the Orient. Mrs. M. J. I Gibbs, A. Hocking and wife, J. M. FOR TOURISTS. Two mosquito-proo- f Waikiki Beach ARCHITECTS. if. THH PACIFIO METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. house tents, furnished. Waikiki, near Riggs, Dr. P. O. Seffer, Mrs. H. G. W. MATLOCK Moana Hotel. Fine bathing. J. Os- J. H. HERTSCHE. GENERAL MANAGER, CAMPBELL. rid Alexander. White 851. Commercial Advertiser Issued Every Sunday Morning by the Per str. Claudine for Maui and Ha- wald Lutted, Phone 74. 7550. 19. C. Castendyk, Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. waii ports, October il Sintered at the Post Office at Ilonolulu, Dr. A. J. Derby, J. N. S. Williams, wife FURNISHED house, 1255 Luna- MUSIC. T. as second-clas- s matter. Inquire Stockyards Sta- HUGO slngtofH II., and infant, Mrs. Soule and infant, Mrs. lilo street. CIIAS. BREWER & CO.'S HERZER Teacher of S K s M. G. Hay-selde- n, bles. 7535 Studio, 1562 H -- 2 - Mm a McLean. J. Kirkland, H. Thurston Avenue. SUBSCRIPTION' RATES: mis J.' A. Aheong, Mrs. C. Haysel-de- n. A mosquito-proof NEW YORK LINE iff' On Year $12.00 at Mrs. J. R. Parker and child, T. FURNISHED, house MISS WERTHMUELLER Piano particulars apply Regular 1418 Bix Months . 6.00 a K. Pa, Rev. J. Fukuda, Mrs. Bema at Punahou. For line of vessels plying struction. Studio, Punahou strelf Advertising rates on application. Noblitt. Miss Anes Johnson, John to "P.", Gazette office. 74S3 between New York and Hono- opposite Bingham. jji S 7 29-9- 6 82 73 T P0 4 sw Smeaton. A. McNicoll, Tom Aukai and lulu. BARK FOOHNG SUEY M 8 2H.94 bi 77 .02! 74 7 NB wife, Miss Needham, Mrs. Ellen Need-ha- m. will sail from New York on or Published every morning except Sun- 0. 1 T 9 08 85 72 .00. 80 KB Miss Pomeroy, W. Wery, Sing FURNISHED ROOMS. about Nov. 1st, 1906. NOTICE. day by the V 10 30.05 85 75 T 78 5 neigh- 11 30.00 85 75 .011 75 1 V. Mak-ahi- o ROOM in good location quiet can CO., T Yon, Mrs. J. Alencaster, Mrs. FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- I sell you the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE LTD., F 12 HU-- 84 76 .00; 72 4 R. S. Hosmer, Mrs. C. borhood at Helen's Court, in Adams 80-0- and child, EST RATES. finest resi- Von Holt Block No. 65 South King St. S 1H 84 74 .01 69 2 Ns 7545 kind of H. Atherton. lane. For freight rates apply to dence property in C. S. CRANE MANAGER VESSELS IN PORT. Note: Barometer readings are cor- CHAS. BREWER & CO., COLLEGE HILLS (Army and Navy). OFFICES FOR RENT. 27 Kilby SiUCAX OFFICE OF THE UNITED rected for temperature, instrumental St., Boston, or TRACT, MAKIKI S. S. Iroquois, Midway, STANGENWALD," only fire- THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., TATES WEATHER BUREAU. errors, and local gravity, and reduced U. Carter, 'THE .LTD. PU- to sea level. Average cloudiness stated Oct. Z. proof office building in city. Honolulu. DISTRICT, in scale from 0 to 10. Direction of wind U. S. R. C. Manning, Joynes, Barber's NAHOU, NUUA- BLlexander Young Building. Honolulu, is 24 hours Point, Oct. 6. ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING, NU PUUNUI prevailing direction during fire-pro- AND Friday, October 19, 1906. ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of wind is U. S. A. T. Buford, Oct. 6. Honolulu's only up-to-d- ate SUB - DIVISION,, average velocity in miles per hour. U. S. A. T. Sheridan, Peabody, Manila building; rent includes electric light, g? 5" WAIALAE HEIGHTS. from $1000 ? THERMO. ? WIND WM. B. STOCKMAN, via Barber's Point, stranded, Oct. 6. hot and cold water and janitor ser- to NOT p j r Hamm-Youn- g ' " s 2 Section Director. (Merchant Yeesels. vice. Apply the Von LOTS 75x150. MORE than $oco - - - r3 s 2 7271 e r. 5 s 15 Tobey, Co., Ltd. Cleaned and Curbed. Streets per acre. Gerard C. Am. bk., Scott, San Graded. s se f - STJN 11. ' 2 . i.S TIDES- AND MOON. Francisco, Oct. These properties I t-- B ; a Z i o $0 Water laid on. Marie Hackfeld, Gr. sp., Grube, Brem- SALE - ; OB FOR fi $30 cash; $10 monthly instalment. control and am SEL- . . . 2 ;2 2 3 " en, Oct. 10. TEAM of bays; can be driven singly LIXG u m Restorer. Br. cableship, Combe, Mid NO INTEKEST. at what i SO-- or double. One rubber-tire-d 1800 83 74 78 07 6 4 sk ih a a way, 3. Babcock ESTATE si c.' o a Oct. rubber-tire- Three minutes' walk from Rapid REAL V surrey; in perfect order. One d ? 1801 23:98 83 66 74 .04 76 S N 00 I TRANSPORT Transit car. Telepnones elec- is SERVICE. Studebaker bu.gy. One Stude-baker and ACTUALLY p m. Ft a m. ji m.ia.iii.l I Rise double-seate- tric lights. Butcher, grocer, ice I 1903 S0 00 SI 74 79 .00 62 3 SB M 15 2 10; 1.4 2.09, 8 251 7.59 5.5656! 3:44 Thomas, sailed from Manila for Hono- d wagon; almost WORTH. PART a m. p. ni lulu San Francisco, Oct. 10. new. One O'Brien and man, come to your door. Special BAL- - g 82 A9 76 16 and Sons road CASH and 19M 20.93 .00 76 4 ni T 259 1.4 2 48: 8.59 8:48 5.W.5.S5 4. il 10 inducements offered to those build- I Loeran. sailed for San Oct. cart. Double smgle etc. Francisco. and harness, ing ANCE at 6 per cent. 29-9- 81 69 75 03 5 MS 5 W 17: 3.15, 3 28 34 homes in the immediate future. 164 72 IS; 9.29 9. St 5.57,5 5.40 Sherman, sailed from San Francisco Inquire of H. F. Wichman, Fort St. mon1 I 15 The properties have the ocean, October for Honolulu and Manila. 7548 W. M. MINTON. ; 81 63 75 . 05 63 4 12 IS' 3- - 55 1 7, 10 10 57 elevatica-v- 1005 30.35 T 4 05 00 21j5 5 33, Sets ' tain and city views. High i Buford, in port. 122 King Street. OWNER. HO . good of 1906 29.98 82 72 77 78 6 rs 5 P 19; 1.8 3 10.32 11. 14 5.58 5.82 7 30 Sheridan, in port. streets and are the choice B; I ' I ROOM AND BOARD. IM i ip.m. rolulu improved estate. Qi Lawton, at San real Tg 29 99 82 7'J 76 70 4 neJ S 5.25 8 5.25 U W'12 11.5.58 5.32 8.23 Francisco. I THE PLEASANT rooms, with or without .TS 50; MAILS. FOR LEASE WM. B. STOCKMAN. 8 15i 1 8 6 11 t .20 5 58 5 31 :19 board, at 727 Lunalilo street. Pleas- R. A. PETERSOi Section Director. Mails are due from the following ant neighborhood. Mrs. Schmeidte. C. New moon October 17, at 0:11 p. m. points as follows: Resid'-nc- A large two-stor- y 7547 at Kaimuki. Tels.: Main 168; Red 431. PANAMA OR STRAW The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur San Francisco Per Sherman, Oct. 23. house, with all modern conveni- J one Hono- ences. on about hour earlier than at Orient Per Hongkong Maru, Oct. 23. DESIRABLE room and board mosqui- Situate Maunaloa avenue, lulu. Colonies Per Sierra, Oct. 30. to-proof, running water, electric below 7th avenue. Rent reasonable. Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours Victoria Per Aorangi, Oct. 20. light, etc. at 483 King street. 196 DAVID DAYTOX, Trustee. CLEANED AND BLOCKED 30 minutes slower than Greenwich Mails will depart for the following 7550. 137 Merchant street. STEIN WAY time, being of the 157 m that meridian of ooints as follows: AND OTHER PIANO. svarante. degrees thirty minutes. The time whis- San Francisco Per Hongkong DIED. INFORMATION WANTED. " Maru, tle blows at 1:30 p. m., which is the Oct. 23. , LYON On October 19, 1906. Albert INFORMATION is wanted at the Im- THAYER PIANO CO. Globe same b Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes. Orient Per Doric. Oct. 27. Jamieson Lyon, aged 4S years. Clothing Co perial German Consulate regarding 1M 1M BTRXM Sun and moon are for local lime for Victoria Per Miowera, Nov. 14. 10 AND HOTEL COSIL STRXXT. Funeral Sunday morning at o'clock the whereabouts of Karl Scheid of tb. "Vhole group. Colonies Per Aorangi, 20. 1714 -- Oct. from the home, ' Anapuni street. Cablenz. Germany. 4 II I !