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VOL XXXV., NO. 6291. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1902: PRICE FIVE CENTS. STROMBOLI SHOOTS IN TRAGEDY IN THE WRIGHT no CAUSES A AIR AND RF NEAR NIU II T GOES TO TRAGEDY VANISHES NOW s 1 s. LONDON, Sept. 27. A special dis- The shots were mysteriously fired KAUAI patch from Rome after confirming the from the door of Carl High's cottage RISfl reports that Stromboli has been in full Young James Lucas Drowned Jn the on King street at the end of the elec- says: eruption for some time, tric car-lin- e, about 9:30 o'clock last "The night scene was grand but ter- evening, and although the police in- 4 Sight of His Agonized Grand- rifying. Lava streamed down the moun vestigated the matter for more than an Prince Reports tain sides seaward, while huge boulders hour, no cause was found for the shoot- Kauai Assessor Is were hurled from the crater to a great mother on Saturday. ing, nor was the user of the revolver Fine Tour on height, falling into the sea fully two found. Motorman Webber and Conduc- Brought Under and a half miles from the shore. tor White, the crew of Rapid Transit "The director of the observatory at car No. 3 reached the Kalihi end of the j Hawaii. Mount Aetna says there has been no Went Out to Ride the Breakers When the line at the hour named. As the car! Bonds. came to a stop five shots were fired evi- - j eruption in Sicily but that probably Surf Was High dently from or quite near to Carl High's has been a submarine erup Unusually The Body that there cottage. High is the bookkeeper for! U MANY CONVERTS tion between Stromboli and Sicily. Not Yet Fqund. the Fertilizer Works and resides in a' AUJST AWAIT THE "One hundred and fifty corpses have small cottage in the premises, on which the manager also lives. The manager ' .v TO REPUBLICANISM been recovered at Modica. : 'NEXT COURT TERM was on the car at the time the first J 1 of victims were drowned "Hundreds shots were fired. ' In the. treacherous surf which breaks of marine glasses. She also got in the open country." a red Webber and White both left the car' Hard Fight From This Time on. with a roar on the reef near Kahala, cioth ana waving it frantically watch- - i s . SEVENTY-FIV- E EARTHQUAKES and walked along the road toward the Attorney - General's ed through the glasses to see if her Department hrtwwn nipmnnfl wMri nnri TCko j cottage. A few boys accompanied the Belief That Campaign Will MEXICO CITY, Sept. 27. Advices signals were observed. Steadily the Secured Head, and in sight of his agonized carmen. Just as they arrived opposite Confession and Then Be Here. from Salinas Crub, the Pacific terminus boat mounted the waves and sped clos- - Closed grandmother who had seen his peril, anA u the front door of the cottage, the latter a Committal. - iy me li catiicl u llo area. of the Tehuantepec . National railway. r- was suddenly opened and a man ap- - I young James Lucas, son of Charles She felt that there was danger and did nparpd An Instant latpr fivp . Khnts -- b - city, on everything in her power to Luca8 of this lost his life Sat attract the i thpm - Prince Kuhio, after a tour of Hawaii noma n'hi77iTic nnrmt ' rrta strilr- A. Wright, .contractor, Sir Westman Pearson,.,state DOys' . seem- - Walter one time deputy Hiq attention. Both, however, which lasted for two weeks, dropped , urday afternoon, young native . jng the ground very close. The door no seventy-nv- e tax assessor and collector on that Tuesday less tnan companion all but perished in attempt was, as quickly shut as opened and the: the Island Honolulu Saturday morning, and - - . ' into were felt, causing breakers to the sea beyond where the . ., . . . , . of Kauai, was to" shocks of earthquake ing to to was pick- brought down Hono- 5s swim the shore and waves were rolling op- -! out again in the afternoon, and now damage in and where the i much alarm. The most serious be- tage in darkness., lulu in the steamer W. G. Hall yester- ed up unconscious from the lagoon portunities for on of j T on Kauai, where he will spend a week. returning the crest was fired was done to an immense seventy ton ' By the time the last shot day morning, and is now a guest at tween the reef and beach. - a mighty roller were best. Mrs. Auld ' i the carmen were beating a retreat. Up Oahu prison, The Prince was accompanied from the ane used on the construction of the watched them with straining eyes and: awaiting trial on a charge The details of the tragedy develop a I the road they met mounted policeman of embezzlement of public big Island by his personal friends who breakwater which was thrown from the1 at last just as they were rounding the1T. funds. He j tale of a woman's presentiment of dan Devauchelle and told their story. De-bo- at was held by the court at Llhue In $6000 to huge billow, , v had made the Journey with him. and into the bay. A majority of the wait for , a the - track ger, ca-s- young vauchelle went to the place to lnvesti- bonds. which in the of Lucas native boy seemed to during this week's tour he will have smaller cranes used on the works are have noticed her!. 0 tn v,aQ(,n,1Q,tOM ! j proved to be correct. On the afternoon The arrest and detention of Wright 1.1 uuuv. quia iuc iiuiinuig along the Rev. Stephen Desha and aiso reported to have been thrown out u.u.niicuui a calotoTino Officers Parker and was due to of . - the visit Assistant Attor- 1 m question the boy and his native com- the cloth. : She saw him turn to his Neilsen were sent. They knocked at Representative Makekau, who came up of place. : ney Douthitt to the garden island. jpanion had been fishing about the la-- companion, Lucas, and as the latter the c'.oors of the cottage, tried them and from Hawaii. is probable the construction When Attorney General Dole heard of It that goon wUh netg and had returned to. the looked up, the boat was caught side on the windows as well, but there was no thi hnpf warn anrl Immfdintplv the shortage of the tax collector he de- Judged by every standard the trip of the artificial harbor will be delayed hv r wn? response. The windowsand doors were home of iMrs. Mary Auld, the boy's ' cided at once that there should be ac- of the Republican candidate through six months, as the crane was thrown overturned and the occupants thrown securely fastened. Under the circum- grandmother, near Niu,. with a good 4Hf t- - Mr- - tion. He sent his assistant and the In- the districts of the big island wa bne ' into deep water and it will require time stances the officers did not feel ut liber i or nsn. structions were to act as rapidly as 0 . .catch The joung man shoitly Auld could; not see either boy in the ty to force the doors and returned to possible. When Mr. Douthitt arrived aiicinaius Liiai. lie imuucu esuiiiiig ou.11.. ju lunaui ,i " J i the follce Station of the Hawaiians to Wilcox than any 4 44.4 came to the surface and there was a he and Sheriff Coney proceeded to Wal-me- a , the remainder of the afternoon. Mrs other thing that could have been, done. I when he first went on the , stump and struggle. Down they went again, ony and had an interview with AU1Q 1O0Kea across no- - . According to the evidence of some of now is regarded as one of the finest of "e lagoon ana ty,a An 'news spread all over town. Friends of Wright. Assessor Conant was present hastened to Niu and all the members of the party the tayr was Hawaiian orators. He has drawn about ticed that the breakers were unusually other ronerame 0n and she saw the the famiy part of the time and he explained that muchiln the way of a personal triumph. high and tumultuous and that they native dive to go under it. and armed lanterns the shortage was about J2S50, and that thus;ht now 'There were any number of meetings open- - patrolled the beach wadinS out something 630 downV and the fight has made for an crashed over the reef with alarming miss the force of its crest. Lucas at the , like Jiad been sent ' every wave held and in every Instance but one the ing will befiSlkept up during the. cam- . ; . same time made an attempt to dive and then and watching as to Treasurer Wright as a realization. meetings were well attended. ex-- ,paIfn-- ' I it dashed upon the rocks, hoping Is government The ' may but he was caught. The billow closed This smaller sum all the ception was Waipio, The last week of the fight be out. He persisted and she told him against hope that the body would be may lose, aa Wright, Kauai, at where a Home devoted t0 0ahu, as there is felt a great over him, and although Mrs. Auld of has - in. police were notified bonds and Wright Treasury Ruler circulated the report a ; among tnat he must not nsk the tr'P- She saw strainfed every of eyes to washed The of the had that desire the Hawaiians here to muscle her none and when he kept sum message - - and Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth and the it was had been received that the have the candidate with them for that the boat was still in the water and watch for his coming again to the sur- lost to the government. ' Th nohern end ofthe isIand officers went out and assisted in the Prlnce would not come,- and the audi - awh5le, told him to draw it up high and dry on face, she saw only the native. Soon When Wright was confronted with especially has been seeking an oppor- - . , search, remaining there all night. ence dispersed, and it was impossible tunitjr to beach. The boy went to the beach she saw that he too, wats apparently the facts he confessed that he had tak- have some great meetings at Chester Doyle oh Saturday night) to get them all together again very which the leader of the party might be and when she looked again" the boat lifeless, for tne wave3 seemed buffeting en and used the funds as charged, and arranged with Japanese fishermen to go,' shortly. present. vv as drawn out of the water. him about and there was no movement consequently tUere was no trouble in sampans to the scene of. securing his committal to answer alliYOUNG. MEN'S REPUBLICAN CLUB.; Mrs. Auld paid no to on part to help Mrs. Auld out in three at would Impossible to further heed his himself. , 1 1 It be recount 1 i i n . the next term of the Circuit Court. As i- - ' ine meeun 01 tne Mens the boy or his whereabouts for a short gave the alarm and people about the . the personal experiences of the Prince louns ' ' be- - this will be In March there is a long wil1 lon these men Patrolled the waters j He found on many of his long rides pQ&n uht tlls fve"inf de: time. She went out upon the lahai lat- - house and in the vicinity hurried to the wait ahead of Wright. that Hawaiians, hearing he would it is the regular meeting of the or Attorney General Dole said lost that ers several canoes were paddled up and j pass along a sanization for that purpose, After the when she discovered the boat was gone came to the almost lifeless body of the that there should result from certain road, sat beside it down. Doyle directed the movements the investigation now going on some for hours to see beach- - Lookin seaward She native and brought mm to the beach. and speak with hlm. sampans during the day and re-- j plan for the bettering of the system of SPGedinS reef" -- was From the of the - 1 l lt toward the here he resuscitated. auditing collec- and leisy abundance were placed a SSTnl ot he pariy w in turned to the city last evening to ar- -. the accounts of the tax , . r , i . . 1 , , . s,. . . iii il were -vuuiis- fLiUL'as- ann nis- mm- - mnmPTii irwi ivi r. Aiiifi saw James tors, or of settlements. As at present, Dout nis necK, signnying...... the esteem In il.me "Sii, anu me evening wui De maae ranire with Young Brothers to take a; a thoroughly Kepublican one. busi- - panion. ne wavea ner nanas to tnem L.ucas go down tor tne last time nis - , he explained, there was only a yearly which he is held. The morning to patrol the ' (ness of the evening means the initia- - of occupants saw body seen. launch out this accounting between the deputies and mere seems no fhanpp that thara . - but neither the boat's has not been j c 1 v.7 1 1 n 1 ' l.yj Ljr district beyond the breakers. The the assessors, which gave too much vi. vi...... iaui.c tile ?r. At length she went into the house The boy's mother had gone to Kona. can be any landslide, as the Home for the campaign, and there will be a sampans went out to sea to remain' chance for the carrying off of public great meeting with- - and returned to the lanai with a pair Mr. Lucas was notified and soon the He should be Rulers are the better organized ner-- in all possibility over night and will return to the search j funds. said that there Ut doubt- - , some plan whereby there might b? clos- haps, from Mott-Smit- hi but the outlook there have again this morning. E. A. department. The! REPUBLICANS AT PUULOA. er accounting in the Daen immense' Republican gains. - : cruised about the place all day in hisj The record of Wright has been a va- only district of the 1 island where there noon attend the meetingl 1,, for".u'the pr r yacht and everybody who owned a craft ried one, but he has always before this question f regarded upright and is any of success seems to be purpose of having the Republican j willingly gave it to any one who desir- been as an Hilo, where there is a species apa- didates meet the voters there. Chinese straightforward citizen. He was for a of -' The ed to loin in the search. The Hof-gaar- ! d members of the party had neard that' be- - long time employed in the store of thy, the Puna district being" perhans ; fishermen from Mr. Damon's place there were a number of the people at j :! at Waimea. After that he acted the closest of them all. In Kona there list-i- lyond Koko Head came around to the, po- the settlement who were willing to s ' as the deputy sheriff and from that a wave of Republicanism which'en, and they found that a large meeting! . lagoon and paddled there. Last night a sition was made Deputy Tax Assessor ' i ' seems likely to land every Republican was awaitinS them. J. A. Low, of Ho- - big whaleboat with nine lusty Hawai- - j and Collector, which post he has filled 1UlU j years. well known candidate in office. At one point planation was practically in ians at the oars came to relieve the for several He is , twocnarge of the partyf an(j one. ' was prominent in the affairs wen he made they rowed up and down here and Known nome Kuiers were noticed of the speeches of the afternoon. Chair-- others and of 1893, it is said, having been one of of all night. sitting out a meeting and giving ab- - man Crabbe of the . Republican Terri the outer line breakers those who entered the palace on the solute attention to Prince Kuhio's torial committee was with the visitors : They will continue their efforts today fateful day, January l"th of that year. . Of Thp words. When and told the work of th nnrtv for the recovery of the body and it is the next meeting was, three senatorial Candida tp..?. Arhi Mn- patrol will also held some ten miles away, the same Candless and Isenberg, and Kaulukou expected that the boat DAVID WILL 'p'.-w- : be-- men were present, again giving closest and of the representative ticket : 7" n : i be extended to take in the district i th a" Spoke and were wel1 re yond Koko Head to a place this side of Mention to the Prince, When he had , I -- NOT TRAVEL finicha h - 1 I ' "O v... Diamond Head. ine, amiuuuieu mat tney had aged ov er the situation in the settle $200 recovery of ... ment, j A reward of for the ...,,.i juot uuiv me nome KUle - WITH WILCOX i night. Re- party was being run. and that they LARGE REGISTRATION. the body was oliered ! gardless of the monetarylt offer dozens were opposed to such one-ma- n power, The registration Saturday was the largest uf of the family presented them- - Wilcox plans to make his last ditch and : would resign their candidacy and recently, the names added to friends the registry list being 165, making the selves at the Auld residence during the fight on Hawaii. It was reported yes- work for the Republican ? I ticket in the full reeistratinn . nnn-. . ... - s:;'-- uuu . nri,;it 1111c 1111s 1 day, the Hawaiians especially nunier-- j terday that he will leave tomorrow for future. a greater number Similar stories come from than two years ago, ous. to join in the search. the big island and do two weeks' all points owing to the fact that there have been and the Prince has been very much en- many names held up, ! Charles Lucas, the boy's father, stood stumping tour around in an endeavor couraged to go on with his the total vote is work of not yet above that of the previous elec- upon the roof of the house all day long to patch up the Prince-riddle- d fences. telling he people what is the truth. tion. There are still six . assiduously circu- While on Kauai he will be davs for regis- watching every breaker and every wave Reports have been the guest tration and there may be he made the trip he of John Gandall and W. H. Rice. They three or four through a pair of marine glasses, refus- -' lated that when hundred names added to the lists even would accompanied by Prince David will meet at Llhue and there discuss yet. ing even to partake of food. The trage-- ! be plans, though is more Kawananakoa. The Prince said last it than probable dy bore with even greater forced on that they will open their speaking cam- night: ! twenty years paign at Waimea, and work back along Strong and Yohe. him, as on the same day, "I am not going out to stump with the route, finishing on Saturday BUENOS before, his mother had died, Wilcox. I do not know how such a re- of the ATRES, Sept. 25.- -R is be- had week. j port originated for I have never ng lieved that the The native who was washed ashore After-completi- marriage of Putnam go and tour I ! an intention to out ') ' Kauai the candidate Bradlee Strong i . U 'A more dead than alive tells a story of a such will go over Maui and he may give a and May Yohe, who ar- the islands with Wilcox. No, I have waves. When the to- hard week to Hawaii to close the cam- rived here September 4th, will take fierce battle in the not been to any meeting with him - paign. ,Thi3 has- not ptiice N'l j gone beyond the breakers he been next Saturday. two had yet decided as day." so ; rest tne but.4ie is . " far along with his ... ;1 ; saw the c!oth fluttering In the hand of This declaration sets at itinerary that he will be ::.':.:'. ! brothers able to drop Roosevelt's Condition. Mrs. Auld. He knew that it was a Ilone Rule rumor that the in s ' . - j wherever he is needed from . , . . v were to make a hard fight of it all 27.-P- signal to James to return to the shore. time, and will make the close of the WASHINGTON, Sept. rM,n against each other, and flght ' t i alon? the line as hot a one as possible. He has Roosevelt's condition ' ! He spoke to the boy and they both of an argument i! ' continues satis-- deprived Home Rulers eained more confidence than he had factory to I Kuhio. his physicians. A DAY OFF FROM POLITICS. (Continued on Page S.) against Prince PAOF1D COlJMEgCfXD iVEM'sslSg, HONOLULU. OCTOBER 6, isea. BBS PUIS FOR PURE PAINT CHILDREN of DOES NOT necessarily mean anything. iOOOOOOOOOO low-pric- IOOOOOOOOOO Cheap, ed paint may iOCOOOOOCOO be pure pure benzine in- Work Done by the IOOOOOOOOOO stead ofPure Linseed Oil, and oooooooooo yet be abominable paint. Kindergarten The Our stock . sheet of lace curtains shows many lines sold Sherwih-Wiujam-s Society. down to one, two or three pairs. According to our oooooooooo inexorable oooooooooo rules lots must go. The propelliog power oooooooooo Paints is the price. -l (YYYYYYYYV- MEETING SHOWS 'this opportunity will be open one week. Sale begins 5i' oooooooooo are honest paints. We know iT4 them, and know when we Monday morning 'and ends Saturday evening. recommend them that we GREAT RESULTS can do so honestly. Some Things Brought Out in the SOLD BY. Reports of the Officers. 1.50 Nottingham Curtains for $ 1.05 1.75 il $ 1.20 Interesting Papers. . S 2.25 ..$ 160 E. O. HALL & SON, Ltd 2.50 P3 u ...... $ 175 CORNER FORT AND KINQ STREETS. It is to be hoped that any skeptical 300 .... $ 210 person who has "no use" for the kind- 2.00 Babbinett $140 ergarten and cannot find language to 2.50 a .....$ 1.75 express her skepticism, was present at $5.00 it 3 SO the annual meeting of the Free Kinder- $ 600 Point De Paris Curtains for. $ 4.25 garten and Children's Aid Association, $ it a v.ov;C OA 90 a ...8 hald on Friday morning in the Y. M. $13.50 " . $ 9.45 C. A. a Hall. She would certainly have $20.00 .QIV.W modified her views even if she could $450 Irish Point Curtains for...... $ 3.15 not entirely reform them. $ 7.50 Between thirty and forty ladies were ..$5.45 $12.00 " " u ;.- - $ 8.40 present. The president, Mrs. C. M. $ G00 Hyde, Arabian Curtains for $ 4 20 led the devotional exercises, $ 7.00 44 il reading short selections from Scrip- ,$490 the $15.00 ii ii ii tures and adding a few well chosen ...... $1050 words, then calling on Mrs. L. B. Coan & Co. Alfred Benjamin clothes are prayer. Y always fit well. for always in style and reports a whole lot in the cut of The followed in regular order. There's As they published clothes. If they aren't cut right you will be in detail in might try. on forty suits and not find the year book it is not necessary to one to fit. When you come to us, particularize here, but it may be well chances are, nine out of ten, that the to call attention to a few points, first suit you try will fit perfectly, if Mrs. Coleman expressed the hope not the next one will. The materials that, while times are hard and all have in these clothe3 are the best, and the to retrench, none will cut down on workmanship of the very highest their contributions to the kindergarten order. What is more, prices are ex- work, but economize somewhere else, is, in itself, worth while, to say nothing of baths administered, ignorant tremely low. first denying ourselves that these who the the but willing mothers helped to render "The world doth move" and bo Call and try on a suit. We are al- are "always poor" can have this better care to their littles ones. So ways pleased to show them. brightening influence in their sordid wise and kindly has been the work of with us. We have moved to the Uvea this department that parents no longer more commodious quarters form- objection to vaccina- In matter of finances associa- make the dreaded the the tion and are often even willing to pay erly occupied by the Sachs' Dry P tion has lived within its means, and for this service. Goods Co. and will be pleased Cash Co. 9 has a modest balance to new account. Miss Johnson gave an interesting re The experiment of the day nursery port of the Castle Home, to which ref-- 1 to eee all our former friends and customers not meeting with the expected support, erence has already been made, and( as well as LIMITl Mrs. Marx reported on affiliated kind- - many new ones. it was deemed best to close this de- ( ergartens. Ewa kindergarten has had TWO STORES partment; the fund remaining will be e attendance of over twenty Coiner Fort and Hotel Streets and Hotel near Bethel. heldTln reserve to be used as may seem children, who have enjoyed their usual J COME AND SEE US picnic (fc'est hereafter. holidays, Including a delightful given them by the plantation. It is a; New Stock, New Prices. The Castle Home is a happy refuge matter for regret that the Waialua and j for homeless little ones under the lov- Kahuku schools are to be discontinued j Advertisement Changed Mondays. ing care of Miss Belle Johnson and her for lack of necessary funds. They did sister. It is a beautiful charity and excellent work, especially in teaching Honolulu Photo Supply Co. well deserves the hearty support of English to the children. Hilo also sent . this philanthropic community. a report of satisfactory work for the( Miss Lawrence, the faithful, efficient past year. FORT STREET. Some New Arrivals superior of kindergartens and principal The closing paper was by Miss Cross of the training school, gave an interest- of the Castle Memorial Kindergarten, ing report. Think of a small girl of who gave a delightful sketch on Child At Blom's Popular Store Kinaergarten age, burdened with a Religion, showing a deep and tender mother who is "bad, dirty and lazy, a sympathy with little people, and a lov- 516 S. King Street, Opposite K;waiaha3 Church. mother only in the physical sense," ing insight into the child heart; re- Phone Blue 3143. Large "assortment of pretty FLANNELS in new stripes and checks. who, under the inspiration received in minding us of the words of the Master: the kindergarten, washes and irons her "Except ye become as Two qualities widths, 35 cents and 60 cents per yard. be converted and Co and own clothes, and, with her childish little children, ye cannot enter into the Hawaiian Stock Yards , Ltd. Handsome new stock of WASH DRESS GOODS at 12 cents and hands, does her best to keep the young- Kingdom of God." " E. H. LEWIS, General Manager. er children of wretched home pre-sentab- ly no apology to O- 20 cents per yard. this The association has We are prepared to give estimates on from a cart load of neat and clean. With even ffer for its past record, but boldly anything PILLOW LINEN, very good quality, 40 inches wide, 75 cents per one case like this can anyone say that claims the hearty cooperation not only dirt, to building a railroad. Importers and dealers in all kinds of yard. Same quality 45 inches wide 90 cents per yard. the "game is not worth the candle"? of those who love the children, but of Live Stock. But, dear friends, is only one of and desire BEST UP-TO-DA- LIVERY IN HONOLULU. ALL NEW RIGS. DAMASK, extra quality, in white and red. 35 cents and this those who love the State TABLE many cases. Any one of our kinder- earnestly to build it upon a solid rmcES to suit the times. forty cents per yard. garteners can give you such a supply foundation. j WHITE COTTON CAMBRIC Repular 15 cents value, we have re- of similar incidents that skepticism of "Despise not the day of small j today are j duced it this week to 10 cents per yard. the most virulent sort must of necessi- things." These children of ty women tomorrow, j see many other we have to offer.' hide its diminished head. to be the men and of Come and the attractions The hygienic work of the association, They 'are "small things" now, but in California Calimyrna Figs ei- - under the able direction of Mrs. U. few years they will be a power j good us NOW ON SALE AT PROGRESS BLOCK i Thompson, is also valuable beyond es- ther for good or evil. If for let timation. Two thousand forty-fo- ur have a hand in making it good. If for Fort Street. surgical dressings upon street waifs, evil let it not be said that we neglected OOOIDHSNTAIi XXtTTXT STORE BSom, un-car- ed our care. who would probably otherwise go. them when they most needed 521 King Street. for.', VAN CLEVE HALL. a Box. J at least with intelligent care, ELIZABETH sSo --ecu. Veilings Display of New Goods ai achs' This Week Everything: new in this line, chiffon veilings in plain and polka" dots ,1a all The Like Been Seen the prettiest colors. New designs In of Which Has Never net veilings and the new Ready Made Veils. Don't to in Honolulu Before fail see them. New Department We know the wants and de-m- ai ! NOW JS THE TIME TO ds of ITvKiKiE-XniU- rioiolulu Ladifs and lli Beady Made Wear have made great preperations Dress Goods MAKE YOUR SELECTION to supply them. Tn result Fine Sheer Muslin Dimities Stiiped Organdies Ladies' tailor-mad- e suits, walking We have the most extensive, Large range of patterns in stripes and Superfine quality, unique patterns in Lace Striped Organdies, new and costumes, even- dii-pla- r costumes for afternoon, complete and splendid y figures, 8 yards for $1.00. all colors, 6 yards for $1.00. novel designs, dainty colorings, 6 yards-fo- new fabrics 1.00. em- of ever seen in 8 ing costumes in lace, silk and this city To it t? gt an adequate broidered DEJESS idea of our stock you Ba'iste DresH Lengths ( White Goods linen effects. BLACK ' must MM come nnd be through Extra fine quality, white grounds, with Of Noils; Etamines, Crepe de Paris, SKIRTS. Come and see this depart An immense choose. the different departments. stripes and figures, entirely new design, Alpaca, and all other up-to-da- te materi- - G?JL tTttems, 7 yards for $1.00. ment. fit oinpea wnue uooos, ioc a yard. fr'ct v V1 :'S3 Whitf aw Laces and Embroideries Lace Curtains Silk Department Corded Strides, several new styles, largest and finest assortment Excell- The In white, cream and ecru. w'th 8 yards for S 1.0! i. Our silk counter is resplendant ever displayed in Honolulu. Every, ent assortment to choose from; and very ' exeptionally good values. Notting" an entire new assortment of the thing in the latest effects. New Bale-re- s III ham Lace Curtains from $1.00 a pair and Lace Jackets. latest novelties comprising handsome and upward. White i.iujity dress patterns, wash taffeta Bilks, wJl" Lace Stripes, entirely new and i! .See liberty silks, plain and brocaded moire, pretty effects, 7 yards for S1.00. Keckwear Our etc. 0 M. An elegant assortment of all the Window S. Sachs' Dry Ladie' Muslin Underwear atest fads, Lace Collars and Col- t t Great Attritions in this line at fair larettes in white, ecru and black. Display. Goods Co., Ltd. prices as we 1 a a fine stock of Hoa-e- r Real and Imitation Lace Neck Raffs nd Tu'hM'k and Children's of every description. Feather Boas in 4 Cor. Fort and Beretania Wear white, black and natural color.

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Tt Hi I'.'. liijy imj, I, its EHB gAlriiM 3 CTRUCU OCTOBER 6, 1902. Cii-- ill ESJ1 AAAAAAAAAA14AAAAAAAAAAAAAAJ AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA &AAA I We've Often Been Asked I ORATORS Advertisement Changed Mondays. You how it is that such Clothe that bear this TALKjLONG Thinking About Buying label can be sold at su. h comparatively low .r prices. We try to mak this pUin to you

" New STKiN'-BLOC- H CQ jf'J a Supply of Musiin THE '.:'(.: n operate one of the largest and "rev t The Free For All i in the world. of. Political A coat that costs to mate $3 00 in their plant, to he equally well t made by a merchant tailor, would cost him from $6.00 to $9.00. t Talkers. plant the tailors are employ- In the Rochester t Now is a good time to economize. We are offering this ed all the year round; weet exceptional values in this department and have an - t assortment on sale is the email custom-tailo- r gives hia coats out to a journeyman- MEN OF ALL THE that onequaled in town. Prices mean lives usually the same room where a big saving to every buyer. tailor who works at home, in t j 1 he works and has not work for more than half the year, and he t PARTIES SPEAK has to be paid accordingly. The cloth that the custom-tailo-r : bays from the woolen jobber and pays, we'll eay, $4.00 a yard for, t Home Rulers Will Not Permit Re Muslin Skirts LadiW Muslin Stein-BIo- ch Co. buys direct from the mill Skirts The to. Ladies' two ruffles with A publicans to Proceed Without three new line just opened with : and saves the commission merchant's profit and the woolen job- rows of tucking 65c. deep embroidery edging, and Epithet. .... dust ber's profit, which together amounts not less than $1.50 a yard, Interruption Tuffles and deep rows of tucking, as takes from 3 to 3 yards from which to make a suit, Ladies' two ruffle and it skirts with in large i this amounts to. The price of variety of styles, f om 4 you can figure for yourself what It was a free for all political meeting three rows of tucking, made of $1.75 to $3 50. linings and other trimmings are about in the same proportion, that was held at the corner of Bethel soft finish muslin, umbrella and then shapa. Special . . . . and Hotel streets Saturday evening, $1.00. Stein-BIo- ch while with their modern facilities, The Co. were entries enough In the W B. Corsets retail tailor Is turning and there Umbrella shape skirts with can turn out a thousand suits, the to lively going. Under the We carry a complete lice of out one; race insure two raffles and inch linen lace a chairmanship of Nakookoo there was raiht front corsets in all sizes and linen insertion, special at and styles. Our therefore, the percentage of the co3t of handling in the one case not a dead minute during the evening, $1.25. special summer to and the other it rises to the max- corsets we are selling 45c is reduced a minimum in William Olepau opened the session and at It imum We don't care what good tailor has been making your Ladies' two ruffle skirts with is the best value ever offered in Stein-BIoc- Ready-to-We- ar he spoke in both English and Hawaiian t clothes, if you will once try h Gar- wide linen lace two the corset line. made-to-measu- and insertion re again. setting the strong necessity for .1 ments, you will never have your clothes forth rows of tucking, umbrella shape. 1 prosperity and predicting that it would Special at ...... $1.50. come only through Republicanism. Suits and Top Coats, - $15.00 to $35.00. There were a number of Home Rulers who been drinking Ladies' in the crowd had Important Lace Sale ! I too much, and they jeered Olepau and Many large lines will be closed Colored cried him down, but he sajd his say to out. Laces and aloones in imited Shirt-wais- Mi HlGliieriiy, the end, and was roundly cheered for cream and white Ton must see ts his sentiments by the great crowd. thn stock to get an idea of the ' at a . 25 per cent CLOTHIERS Two women in the crowd also added lowness of the prices. MERCHANT AND FORT STREETS to the uproad, by calling out "Moo" and reduction this week "Puhiahi," whenever a Republican speaker appeared.. Great Reduction in Don't miss this After Olepau had concluded a Kuokoa chance. spoke, saying that the Republicans fur- Draperies nished work for the men of Hawaii, draperies and saying also that there should be no Silkoline this week ifi at . 10c yd. RAINIER ill feeling against the Republic of Ha- waii, as the country was given to the --:o:- United States by Kamehameha IV, and annexation had been started then. He said Prince Kuhio was the best man in 2 Dozen Quarts $3.75. the field and all good Hawaiians should PACIFIC IMPORT GO. vote for him. - 2 Dozen. Bottles Returned .50. Holi, formerly a captain of police, called the attention of the people to the Limltod party which was doing the most good Model Block. Fort Street ------Cost, of Beer 3.25 for the country. He said' that it was in

' 1 every instance the . Republicans who MS or $1.62 1- -2 Per Dozen.' gave work to the Hawaiians and that the Home Rulers had nothing to give. He declared that the Prince was a man Crown and Bridge Work Our wagon delivers beer and collects the empty botdes in any of fine mind and reputation and that Up-to-Da- te - Good, Honest i S part of the city. the people would honor themselves by Only m If tou want the kind have the ModernTooth-Expert D ntists in the Arlington Block, 215 Hotel Street The Merchants' Parcel Delivery also deliver Rainier Beer voting for him. Senator Kanuha was greeted with the off Union, do your work. Nu charge for reliable information. Instruments cries of "moo," but he went on and held thoroughly steri'ized. Lady assistant. All work fully guaranteed. , --:o:- his .hearers all the way. He spoke of the last legislature and how he had gone to Wilcox and told him that was having his own way and 1 v. tainier Bottling Works defeating the will of the people, but he said Wilcox was looking for his own TELEPHONE WHITE 1331. pocket. He told of the bills that the Home Ruler killed and said, when one I! Hustace Ave. and Clayton Street. of the women called out "puhiahi" V. (cremation), that he had introduaed a BLANK BOOKS bill limiting the power of the Board of Health, which would have stopped We are Manufacturing Blank cremation, but the Home Rulers killed work- this too and there should be no such 5. Books which for price and charge against the Republicans. He said every voter should vote for Prince manship are equal to Coast or Cupid and the best men. Call for Prices. mierttal Bazaar Lapana talked of the marriage laws, Eastern Work. and explained that he wanted a uni- versity here so that the young Hawai- Telephone Main . . Hand decorated 243. ... China Dinner and Tea Sets, ians could go to it and learn medicine, Carved Ebony Furniture, so that they might go to Kalaupapa HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO. Carved Ivory, and cure the lepers. m Carved Sandle Wood, -- r. Camphor Wood Chests, Rattan Goods, 4 PROPOSITION FOR Embroidered Screens, Silk and Paper; THE PLANTERS Bamboo Furniture. All Kinds of Plan Proposed for $1100 Monthly Rich Silk Goods for Promotion such as of Tourist , Travel. Pongee and Pine Apple Linens, white and all colors; a special Embroidered Silk and At meeting of the Mer- chants' Association Saturday T. VT. Z . Linen Goods, Mattings,' Lacqured Macfarlane submitted his report upon Wares, S.lver Ware, the plan China J ardiniers for the encouragement of and Vase; , tourist travel, following his Beaded Portieres, conference with the Planters' Association. A re- Chinese Gongs, all sizes, quest had been made that the fifteen Curios, Etc , Etc. cents per ton levied on imported mer- II chandise, being raised for quarantine LW.mi JllWIjllll. I Jill IWI HJI.UMI 11 purposes, be turned over to la fn,'.." 66-7- 2 be used King Street, corner of Smith. the promotion of tourist trade. This fund amounts to nearly J25.000 a year The book in the upper left hand corner is called Phone Blue 35S1. P. O. Box 947. J and is paid out. now, $600 per month to an Extra Russia with patent back. It is a sub- the Board of $300 per Health, month for usual style for fir6t class fumigation of wharves and the re- stantial binding and the mainder amounting to $1100 per month work. The one in the centre shows how the Golf had been paid towards bulkheading the patent back throws the book open flat. The one Shirts for Summer Wear wharves and liquidating the Castle 4 Cooke claim. The proposition to use in the lower right hand corner is called a Full the entire amount being unfavorably with patent back. is suitable for those received, it was requested that the Russia It money now used for other than health wishing something more stylish than an Extra purposes go towards the tourist fund. This latter proposition has been reduc- Eussia. We also manufacture any other style ed to writing and presented to the desired, such as quarter bound, half bound, Planters' Association, where it is prom- Lowest three-quarte- r i-- Watches, Sterling Prices ised a favorable Chain. Silver Knlvp. Nail Files, Charmi t .ol t91 consideration. bound, full bound, etc., on short a abort time only, 80 per cnt off regular price. ' An extension of ten days was granted the committee and in the meantime a notice. Every book guaranteed. reply will be received from the Plant- ers' Association. Special assessment lllllf 1Ti-- " will probably be made on hotels, street 28 HOTEL car companies, etc., which do not come & STREET. under the merchandise HSADH 2. assessment. r Ill

HONOLULU, THE PACIFIC rOMMERClAL-- . ADV"EKTISE2t, OCTOBER 6, 8 4 I nan pacific WORLD'S NEWS OIL AS A FUEL ; Itching Skin Commercial Advertiser CONDENSED DRIVES OUT COAL Distress by day ancj. night " Is - - EDITOB. That's the complaint of those I . I WALTER G. SMITH Sept. 27. Oil as a Mayor Humes of Seattle has OAKLAND, Cal.. who are so unfortunate as to bf. OCTOBER 6. fuel has proved such a success on all MONDAY "t ie afflicted with eczema or salt rheum , Senator Patterson has purchased the lines of the Southern Pacific that Denver Times. issued for the nd outward applications do not I I FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS. . San Francisco wants the next G. A. general "orders have been encampment. conversion pt all the engines into oil cure. They can't. JONAH KUHIO KALANIANAOLE. R. The Chinese Empress Dowager is burners as soon as possible. Coal will The source of the trouble is in AMWi I again to entertain. abandoned absolutely. Within a SENATORS. The cruiser Philadelphia has been pin be the blood make that pure and out of commission. year the Southern Pacific will be on an 11 W. C. ACHI is this scaling, burning, itching skin D, P. R. ISENBEBG The condition of the President oil basis solely. " ! disease will disappear. Jj. U M'CANDLESS steadily improving. The order will affect all the divisions The Stromboli volcano, off the coast of company. . The local division. I was Ukcn with an Itching on my REPRESENTATIVES. of Italy, is in eruption. the Hundreds of people were killed renerallv known as the Western, is in ; nn? which proved very disagreeable. 1 District concluded It was salt rheum and bought a Fourth in Turkestan. the lead in the number of ng VM. AYLETT English and American tobacco trusts bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla. In two days agreement-Telephon- engines. The . Sacramento ,, division! FRANK ANDRADE have come to an e after I began taking it I fe. better and it 8. F. CHILLINGWORTH employes are on a strike comes next and the Los Angeles divi- was not long before I was cured. Have W. W. HARRIS IS I in Idaho, Montana and Utah. sion third. All of the divisions are us- never had any skin disease since." Mas. JONAH KUMALAE General Funs ton says the abolition of LONG one-thir- d traf- Ida E. Ward, Cove Point, Md. . A. ing oil for of the CARLOS the canteen has hurt the army. about :!i Fifth District in fic. f I There have been no disturbances KAINOA the Pennsylvania strike region. The local division now has sixty-thre- e Hood's Sarsaparilla 1 NAUKANA A tornado and flood in Sicily destroy- The Standard for Over Half a Century !! ng engines. There re- M J. M. EZERA ed much property and killed hundreds. Pills BEWARE QFjniTATIONS I VIDA -. HENRY Mrs. Mary Winthrop has given $1,- main eighty-thre- e yet to be converted. and J. L. KAULUKOU Theological Semi- eight Rid the blood of all impurities and J. L. SHAW 500,000 to Princeton It is festimated that within nary. of engines will have cure all eruptions. Take thero. IMPERIAL CIGAR STORE. DistrlButoFS will increase its months all the Judge The St. Paul road on Is refreshing to have a First capital by $25,000,000 in order to extend been converted and the use of coal It to who is on the bench to work and not to the coast. the Western division permanently IS daily sensation. Judge De John D. Long has been chosen as During the month just pass- supplr a president of Board of Overseers for the oil-burn- business-lik- e and de- on divi- Bolt'a court is Harvard College. ed the the local corous, and justice, not politics, is done Grand Duke Boris denies the sensa sion travelled a distance of approxi wisdom of the President's tional stories printed about him in New mately 200,000 miles. The coal-burni- ng i there. The 'ii already conceded. York and Chicago. , track. The grand total travelled by all choice Is Secretary Shaw has offered to pur Adams-Bagna- ll chase the five per cent government engines passed over 306,752 miles of things go. In . the It'- queer how bonds of 1904 at 105. engines is BOS, 752 miles. East, as cold weather approaches, coal A telephone company with a capital These figures do not include the Sac- is S100.000.000 organized to I. is running up In price and there little of has been ramento and Los Angeles . divisions. where fight the Bell monopoly. During a corresponding month last : to had. Here In Honolulu, be note to Roumania in 450,- - ' are eaten out of Secretary Hay's year the mileasre was a little over nclosed Arc Lamf)s christmas dinners behalf of the Jews has resulted in fur- - coo The gaIn of tnig year over last promises to be I doors in the shade, there ther hardships being imposed. lJ something over 50,000 miles per more coal than the people know what Wall street speculators are said to j whfcri ig a fairly accurate index by reason of enforced montlli have lost millions Q the lncrease of business. It requires to do with. liquidation and money stringency. . average 1000 Rus-- gallons or about t ! Charlemagne Tower, Minister to j inn lThe Cigar Dealers' Association 01 B"amyi "."cni.jr-i.v-- i. " If you want the best store lighting sia. succeeds White at Brl'n. . has passed a resolution against now In Spain, succeeds Tower. " " " America Storer, vv""on every milesTby . for the least money come and see us advertising, which, we trust, Judge B. P. Birdsall of Clarion, IowaJ The saving hundred billboard using oil ranges from $16 to $20. The ad-- J has been nominated to succeed Speaker! about these lamps. will not end in smoke. Billboard saving ZOO.OOO miles trav-Americ- an Henderson in the Third Iowa District j total for the eye a ng irertising is an offence to tne ana interference in Colombia by elled by engines represents m i i An-n- n Kol SP.R ftfifl S4ft (MO -- vexation to the spirit, especially when me laimiiK ji uiaiiuea is ucgiai cu i.j . frnm tV rAr mnnfh. FULL company expended upwards 2 it it is done in the way that confronts necessary, as Colombia is unable to The has mm SIZE public the Waiklki keep order. of $5,000,000 for oil. The investment is i9 lute? the travelling at rrect-Stratto- n's A fight has begun over Millionaire j a good one, Iowever, the saving turn. ' refusing! - estate the executors ed will have paid for the enormous Co., Ltd. deliver the personal property to the penditure long before all the engines awaiian Electric by the telephone rs. The service given administrators. have been converted into King Street, near Alakea. Telephone Main 390. more in- The Hammond Ind.) mayor an-- sav- - rf company "becomes more and On the Western division alone the I EOSB LEAVES V marry couples i"i Wrong numbers are given, nounces that he will free; ing per month when all the engines attentive. of charge for a month in order to stim- - join in hav0 been converted will approximate two or three different people ulate matrimony. '$75,000. coast divisions says try When the other asking what number is wanted and Secretary Shaw he will nojuge oI1 .exclU8lvely the total sum saved experiments with government funds j cut-of- fs are common. vIf everyone is lirM.nrd- - nf sioo.ooo ner month. and is simply trying to relieve the - served as badly as the news depart- The company's profit on oil is lessen- financial stringency. when oil was nrst ment of the Advertiser is, the public The government of Mexico has bought ed bythe fact that Inter-ocean- as company entered nrAn, tony crr,wio controlling ic introduced fuel the J welcome the advent of a new tele- a interest in the twenty-fiv- e will Railway in order to secure an into a number of contracts at a pretty unanimous fifty cents barrel. Since phone systemwlt1 independent line to the gulf. i - cents and a were signed, oil has fall- 36 and 42 Hotel Street. voice. . J. Painter, Jr., with an eight million the contracts 20 25 cents a dollar check in his pocket, . obtained en to as low as and uproar continues. The from the sale of his steel works, was barrel. Thus on much or tne ou u&eu The volcanic twenty-hote- l. one unable to obtain a room in a Chicago : the company is paying from eruption of Stromboli seems, in more per than . , five to fifty cents barrel THE FINEST way or other, to have cost some hun- A warrant has been issued for the' the market price. Notwithstanding this of lives. Martinique, Soufriere, arrest of Laura Biggar, the actress,,1on fact, the 'enormous saving arising from yg nQW dreds nave a complete stock Received New Goods . Just U VM. - - . Torishima and now( Stromboli, have ..AU.QU V..Uf ...O UOC O u...... wuv million dollar estate of Henry M. Ben present . provide , jaallnon n - year's mortality. As time to a of the celebrated Palmer's i v T. added much to the nett to herself. H annually. To the saving ef- al- dividends for earthquakes they are getting . David E. Thompson of Nebraska has fected by the use of oil in locomotives Perfumes, Face Powder, Ex, Alomodo most too numerous to mention, but the Been appointed minister to Brazil. There must be added the saving arising from a important diplomatic ng affair at Tehuan tepee, where there are half dozen the passenger and freight Sachet Powder and Soaps, appointments due to the resignation of opinion of those best in- Beventy-flv- e shocks, some boats. The Full Line Gentlemen's Furnishing were distinct Embassador White of Germany. months on hand. - formed is that it will take ten 70-t- on into deep of which threw a crane - and possibly a year for all the locomo- water, was a striking manifestation of Buencaxxnno In Trouble. tives on the Pacific Coast to abandon This line we can recom- Goods the ferment underfoot. Had the Kads MANILA, Sept. 25. The directors of coal. All the engines which go into the shop3 Sacramento, Los An- mend as ship railway been in operation there the Federal party have passed a resolu- repair at ..... rs. y: probably geles or Oakland, come out as the convulsions would have tion repudiating the statements made oil-burn- ers There are very close to 150 , Suoli as Fancy Socks, Nick Wear ended its usefulness. -- by Felipe Buencamino before the Con- in use on the three divisions. THE . gressional Washington t BEST committee in ... Suspenders, Etc., Etc. EVANS OBSERVING BOXERS. last June, that he represented the Fed- It is reported from London that a exer handled here. eral party, and denying that the Fed- plan is under foot to make President ALSO , . Fighting Bob Takes a Gunboat Up erals paid his expenses to the United Roosevelt an honorary colonel in a Brit- One trial will convince Yang-t8- 8 Biver. ish line regiment. the States. Buencamino has resigned as a you of the truth of this New Japanese Goods 27. Ad director of party, and purposes to Lot of Dress WASHINGTON, Sept. Rear the The new British cruisen Drake made com- appeal the to of miral Robley D. Evans, second In matter the members I over twenty-fou- r knots an hour on her statement. on Asiatic station, and short the party at large. trial trip. mand the 1 1 our Hat Department we are showing STBAW HATS ly to assume supreme command of the ...... L i. "rr J"yi United States naval forces in the east. in the LATEST STYLES, also PANAMA HATS at all prices. has been sent up the Tang-ts- e river to investigate and report on the condi Hollistcr Drug Co. tions In the provinces of China, which according to reports from Minister SOLE AGENTS. About the famous Conger are about to become the scenes cf another Boxer uprising. Fort Street THE The navy department received a ca C. P. Cutter Whiskey blegram from Admiral Evans today YM.G. uxynn & CO., LTD TRUTH stating had his that he' transferred a d It is pure, perfect and the acme of flag battleship Kentucky to f n. from the Q- - Manager I Wm. Irwla .Present and CAN BE "with Vice-rreslde- whiskey excellence. the gunboat Helena and sailed from Clau. Spreckels.... First nt Combining it I Vice-Preside- Woo Sung aboard the latter vessel for I P ( W. M. Giffard... Second nt S'u r e H. II. Whitney Jr.. .Treasurer and Sec. BARTL.ETT Ichang, which is the highest point in. f TOLD WATER W. Ross , Auditor a Gor the Great Yang Tse river to which I SUGAR FACTORS it makes the finest high balls. vessel of the Helena's draught can go. I ' AND Ichang lays about 800 miles! from the f Cure mouth of the Yang Tse and is in the jll Commission Agents province of Hupeh. About 100 miles to & the west is the eastern border of Sze LOVEJOY CO. massa-- : AGENTS FOR THE LIMITED Chuan province, in which the Agents. Corner Nuuanu and Merchant streets. Telephone Main 3M. ere of native Christians and the de- Oceanic Steamxh'p Company struction of the chapels erected by the missionaries occurred. is t le safest medicine a mother can possibly use on Of Ban FranciBco. C&L her little girl- - or boy for sore throat, pains in the Cured a Leper. chest, colic, sprains, bruises and insect bites. 23. Dong Hal-prune- ST. LOUIS (Mo.). Sept. There isn't a harmful thing in a gallon of r's Houses Kong, a Chinese leper patient at the it won't blister the most sensitive skins, Ice Cream recom- "WE WANT YOU TO COME St. Louis quarantine hospital, is bat goes right into the pores and warms up the mended for discharge as cured by Dr. For Rent AND TRY OUR ICE CREAK body, drives out the pains and aches, sooths and allays M. C. Woodruff, superintendent of the AND SODAS WITH CRUSH- a to Health Commis all inflammation, gives the body strength and health. Furnished Month. Soda hospital. In letter ED FRUITS. WE WANT sioner Starkloff, received Thursday ' Howard, Beretania St $60.00 55-0- morning, Dr. Woodruff writes: "The MOTHERS McClellan, Hastincs St 0 YOU TO BE THE JUDGES patient you can't afford to be without Halpruner's surely J.L. Holt, Waikiki 50.00 condition of Dong Kong, the Siemens, Mauoa 45.00 Crushed Fruits sent to this institution November 6, you ought to have a bottle of this wonderful medi- Unfurnished 1901, with leprosy, has progressed so cine in your home have it always ready for the favorably that I would suggest that Auerbseh, Keeaumoku St.. . 75.00 some steps be taken to have him dis aches and pains and bruises and sickness that are Mist, NnuTin , 60.00 charged. I would advise that the physi likely to come any hour of the day or night. McrleUau, Hastings St- - 45.00 CO, cian who made the diagnosis, together Pratt , nr. Thnrstou Ave 35.00 HONOLULU DRUG with those who confirmed it, be invited Betters, l unliloSt 3155 to insDecfand examine him. with a Tuthill, Emma St. . . 30.C0 926 Fort Street. view to his discharge as cured." Ha "We olfrr these houses and oth ra A. H. OTIS. OTTO A. BLERBACH. in all parts of the city. aLo choice Perils of the Bail. All druggists should sell Halpruner's if yours 3 bargains. Sept. 27. Twenty-si- x persons PARIS, refuses to supply you the Halpruner Medical Man- have been killed and a score of people ufacturing Co., a 8 California St., San have been injured as the result of an Francisco, FI1ED & BPvO. Waterh-ons- e & PIIILP accident to an express train running will send you a large bottle by prepaid expressage Henry Corap'y, from Lille to Paris. The train left the on receipt of $i.oo. FORT AND MERCHANT STS. Harnsssmakers and Saddlers rails crossing Ar-leu- x, 39 while the switch at Have given up tbeir two King Street storps and nnved iritowc where did not stop Tel. . 1 it and while Main 313. Stree s going at great speed. the fine commcdiou? stores in the Waverley Blovk, bethel Their Growing Business Demands Larger Quarters 1U4

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"when my boys have grown to man- hood, I want therryto be Elks, but ac- ART LEAGUE ONCE ADMIT cording to the by-la- of the Grand i Lodge such a thing is impossible." I This same brother, such is his en- mutQ a YYUKIV 5 Gallon eRESSENT Oil San thusiasm, at a recent Elks benefit In San Francisco, bought all of the pros- Literary Circle Fi.--jt HAWAIIANS cenium boxes at a cost of $243. Has lis at With Pump Attachment It is a question for thoughtful and Home of (he careful consideration, as it is, to a cer- tain extent "letting down the bars," Year. but it is to be remembered that these Eaoh people are American citizens, and .as The Dr. Cooper Wants much removed, as regards race and first at home of the Literary Cir- moral tone, from the negro, cle of the Kilohana Ait League Made of best galvanized iron. It is impossible to as he is for tho from the Asiatic. season took place on Saturday after- any lamp or stove Made I desire to thank Grand Exalted with this can. to hold Them to Join the noon. Potted plants and dec- Ruler for the honor conferred upon me tasteful KeroseneGasoline, Turpentine or Benzine by the appointment as District Deputy orations "made the League rooms un- Elks. for Hawaii, and to congratulate him on usually attractive. Miss" Edna Kelley, the rapid strides made by the order accompanied by. Miss Hyde, rendered during his leadership of the past year, Henshall's ' No More," and still and also to convey to him the "Aloha further 3 won the hearts of her many if Jllns of Hondo HiS nui" f the Elks of the Hawaiian Is- hearers by When the lamp is full the doable suction of the 'pump REPORT TO lands. I remain, etc. the sweetness of her voice In a spirited encore. take3 the oil back into the can, making it so one can fill a THE GRAND LODGE Anglia Men Beatso. Mrs. Charles Bartlett Dyke pursued lamp or a stove in the dark without waste of oil. en unexpected Despite practice and hard work, the vein in her delightful handling of "Imaginary men of the Anglia were not In the game Companions." He Asked It seems a pity more for Special Dispensation of cricket against all Honolulu on Sat- that of the sub- Call at Our Bethel Store jects treated at tha Art League cannot Street to Permit Them urday afternoon. The match was be- to Wear find their way into print public and See Sample in Operation gun at nearly 3 o'clock, and the Anglia for sllllgylg the Antlers. was sent to the wicket first. Every service still further, but as this was much in the of wicket was down for So runs, of which nature a talk, its charm Telephone Main 348 or leave your orders and we will deliver one 5 gallon can could hardly be conveyed In manu- Capt. Leach made 24. The Honblulus script Kerosene Oil for $3.25, when empty we Dr. Charles B. Cooper, filled with will call for can to be refilled, if desired Distric Dep came in and during the time of play Mrs. Dyke, entered In most uty or a sane the Elks in Hawaii, made only four wickets were taken. Of these and healthful manner the broad sub- stror?? effort at the recent ject which leads out to the undefined Sole Agents session of Capt. Leach took two. The total score the Grand LodgeHn Salt Lake City, to in that time was 143, of which D. An- region of imagination and psychic phe- nomena, and touched a very responsive Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd for Territory prevail upon that body to open the derson had to his credit 101, not out. lods for the admission of Hawaiians, fancies of childhood. The subject was Fort Stre8t, Honolulu. Although the Grand Lodge did not then JAPS AT KALIHI continued upon the lips of many as pass favorably upon his recommenda they gathered about the tea table, and uon, nr. Cooper believes lingered long in the enjoyment of the that at the IN AN AFFRAY sociability which followed the address. next session the matter will be taken The society is certainly very much in- up and decided klnney, in favor of the people The Japanese camp at Kalihi near the debted to Mrs. Selma who is for whom he presented the claim retiring from the leadHfrship of tho Lit-cra- ry end of the Rapid Transit line was the Circle two years of very When Dr. Cooper left Honolulu to at- after The scene late yesterday afternoon of a efficient service, which have been high tend the Grand Lodge free-for-a- session, his pur ll fight among the inmates, ly appreciated. Jine president cauea pose NEW was fixed to make every repre due to too much sake. Half a dozen attention to the fact that the annual sentation m behalf of Hawaiians. His engaged in a battle with clubs and soda meeting for the election of officers and members would very soon be called, report on the question was a long one, water bottles and smashed each other ENGLAND and desired that those having friends and was supplemented by over the heads. Two in particular had authorities clubbed each other so much and broken to prepose for membership would hand as to - BAKERY the origin of the Hawaiian race, so many 'bottles that severe wounds thci- names in as soon as possible. This not the least of the contributors being were inflicted. Officer Devauchelle ar month of October is the opening of the secretary is Iff! Prof. W. D. Alexander. purpose rested the half dozen and sent them to Art League year, and the have enlarged and refitted The on Tuesday and Friday their of the Polue Station. Two were charged at the rooms Dr. Cooper's recommendation was affray. afternoons from three until half past popular - with Dining Room in order to to DreaK aown any barrier of race four, at which time any Information re- accommodate their many cus that tee are established question respecting the Hawaiians may be gained and the annual dues with relation to the one thoroughly A TRAGEDY IN THE ceipted for. torn era. many years, that our op- The eighteenth semi-annu- al pictorial merican fraternal order. The Califor - NEAR NIU exhibition is expected to take place tical department has nia Elk In its issue of September 27 SURF next month, and those contributing are handsome grown to 'proportions, contains the following with reference warned that there are but five or six Just received a new weeks In which to prepare their work. such as we never dreamed to his report: (Continued from Page L) line of LADIES' DESKS looked toward the nouse. ', SHOULD ADMITTED, The native in MAHOGANY, private of; that it is still grow BE HAWAIIAN LODGE? NO. 21. BIRD'S - said to young Lucas that they should Bro. Chas. B. Cooper, the D. D. G. B ing, making it necessary go The boy Insist- F. & A. M. EYE MAPLE, GOLDEN rooms It. for Hawaii Territory, in his report back. assented but OAK, and WEATHER to increase our capacity , I to the Grand Exalted Ruler, favors the ed on coming in on a roller that was for ladies, with Electric Lights admission of the high caste Hawaiians sweeping swiftly towards them. As OAK; LADIES' DRESS- for turning out work l and Fans -- Cool and Pleasant as Elks. We agree with Bro. Cooper, they turned the heavy roller struck the A ING TABLES in MA- promptly - and regret the Grand Lodge did not act THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL and that our boat, overturning it before either had Lodge No. 2L HOGANY, BIRD'S EYE upon his suggestion. He says in his meeting of Hawaiian LIGHT LUNCHEON work has alwoys given 4 report: an opportunity to prepare himself for F. & A. M., at its hall, Masonic Tem- MAPLE and GOLDEN v it. When the native arose to the sur ple, corner of Hotel and Alakea streets, served, suitable for this climate utmost satisfaction. The question of asking for a special THIS MONDAY, Oct. 6. at 7:30 p. m. OAK. dispensation Grand Lodge for face he looked abouVand saw his com These are in new from the IN THE THIRD DEGREE. and at such prices that only a the admission of native Hawaiians or panion struggling. ' Both to WORK designs and the latest started Lodge, Lodge le part-Hawaiia- ns (those having Cau Members of Pacific First-cla- ss Bakery could afford swim but a choppy wave came and ProgreB, Bojournlng brethren patterns. . by and all tasian blood) has been much mooted struck them and both went under fraternally Invited to attend. to make, including finest cup members of the order here, are the second time. to By order of the W. M. I wish to say that under the present The native shouted K. R. G. WALLACE, of coffee in the city. these things, then circumstances, the Hawaiians them Lucas to lookout for the next one and Secretary. and selves are ' taking no initiative in the to dive under it for this would carry GIVE US A CALL. when in need of glasses, matter. Their innate sensitiveness them towards the shore. QUARTERLY MEETING. would preclude anything of the kind ; Both were good swimmers but a few or when you think some- ORIGIN. & minutes in the angry surf weakened & CO. LTD. Castle Cooke, Ltd. thing is wrong, come D. C. BREWER at According to Prof. W. Alexander. the native and Lucas seemed to be HONOLULU. acknowledged of Hawaii, THE REGULAR QUARTERLY once. may cost you the historian up. It the question of the origin of the Ha struggling to keep When the roller meeting of the stockholders of C. Brew- dived. er & Co., Ltd., will be held at the of- Commission Merchants. . nothing, and you can rest waiian race is one which is not yet came the native He felt Lucas' fully solved. feet strike his back and he was sent fices of the company in Honolulu, on assured, that no glasses 11th, 10 a. m. POLYNESIAN AFFINITIES to the bottom where he was Jammed Saturday, October at Business of importance to come be- SUGAR FACTORS. will be sold you, until we only of the people against sharp pieces of coral. His A full assortment of all Their affinities, not' fore the meeting and a full attendance : --AGKNTS FOB fully demonstrate to your of Hawaii, but also of the plants and clothes caught upon a piece and he Is requested. sizes kept in stock. We animals, are the islands to tne The Ewa Plantation Go. satisfaction, that glasses with struggled to free himself. How long W. W. NORTH, also make a specialty of The Walalua Agricultural Co., south and southwest. The inhabitants he was under water almost a prisoner Secretary Pro Tern. of all the islands in the eastern Pacific 4th, 1902. making large size shades The KohaU Sugar Oo. are what your eyes need he does not know for after tearing him Dated Honolulu, October The Waimea Sugar Mill Co. from New Zealand to Hawaii, and also 6291 to order. The Fulton Iron Works, at. Personal attent on g iven to Easter Island, distributed over an self from the rocks he came to the sur Sfo. to area of four thousand miles,' may be face only to become inert. When he every case. i MEETING NOTICE. The Standard Oil Co. considered as one race, which 13 com again opened his eyes it was upon the "Polynesian," for they t The George F. blake Steam Jhta.fr monly called the beacb. In the presence of his rescuers. Portieres, Rugs, Weetoa's Centrifugal. all speak dialects of the same language, WAIMEA SUGAR MILL CO. t The New England LU same features, - the After Lucas' feet struck him in the Mutul I have the nhvsical MEET- - it Linoleum and he never again saw AN ADJOURNED SPECIAL rarance Co. of Eoetoa. same manners, and customs, and siml back the lad. Waimea Matting The Aetna Fire Iiuuraae a The ing of tha shareholders of the O. lar traditions and reliffious rites. The wireless telegraph message sent Co. will be held as- r ' Hartford, Conn. Sugar Mill in the first settlers in Hawaii must have ar to Mrs. Lucas' reached her at Kailua sembly hall over the offices of Castle & The Alliance Asiaraace Cm. f rived in very ancient times, as is prov- Sea- - from which place she will again board Cooke, Ltd.. in Honolulu, on Thursday, t Ping Pong Tables I ed by. the discovery of human bones Oct. 16th, 1902, 10 o'clock A. M., the i H.P- - Wiehman, nndpr ancient coral beds and lava the Mauna Loa today, reaching Hono at made to order . islands lulu tomorrow. above meeting being an adjournment W. L. PtlcCuire flows. It is estimated these of a special meeting, duly called and J. were inhabited as early at 500 A. D. .fames Lucas was about seventeen arguments might held on Aug. 14th, 1902. 1 A few of the that years of age and at the time of his 1 D. TENNEY. admission or E. FLORIST FORT be used in fitvor of the death was a student at the High School Secretary, Waimea Sugar Mill Co. STREET. ns Hawaiians or part-Hawaiia- to the J.Hopp&Co. where he was a favorite with both 6291 Will design artistic Floral Pieces for order are as follows: They are free 1 LEADING all on notice. men and have never been slaves. Ha- sexes. Like ail island boys he was fond FURNITURE occasions short blood, WILLIASi JlMilflLEY LODtJK DEALERS. i4 Also carry, a very complete assort waiians, or those of Hawaiian of the water and was reckoned a good ment of Hawaiian curios, such as rare are accepted as worthy brothers by the swimmer and one who understood the NO. 8. K. OF P. Corner and T many are 32nd t Klnf Bethel St. calabashes and feather leis, tapa cloth, Masonic fraternity, and handling of boats. The tragedy of Sat- Templar and BE-gul- etc., . iegree Masons, Knights ar mat, hats, etc over-fondne- ss THERE WILL BE A $ Phone Main 11. They are accepted in Ha- urday came through an Shriners. of the above waii on an equal social footing with all. for surfing and his not realizing at the convention t j Lodge Saturday even- Hawaiian Bazaar, MM Both sexes intermarry with whites and time he went out into the breakers that named the Caucasian who marries a Hawaii the sea was unusually high and rough ing, Oct 11, in Harmony Alakea and Hotel Streets. an or part-Hawaii- an forfeits no respect Hall, at 730. 387. w. w. & co. large even for that section of the shore line. Phone Main mn or social Etatus by so doing. A WORK IN THE SECOND RANK. Castle fii Cooke highest government po- number of the Oahu No. 1 and Mystic Merchant Tailors, sitions, both local and Federal, includ- Blue Poloists Win. Members of U20TSD. ing the Judiciary, are filled, and ably The wearers of the blue were victo No. 2 and all sojourning brothers ara 1038 Nauaau Ave. so, by Hawaiians. Kapiolanl invited to attend. ana rious on the polo field at LIFE and FIRE The schools are open to all alike, Saturday. defeating the B. S. GREGORY, they are educated ar.d grow up Park last K. of R. & 8. thus 8 1. was WATCHES All grades cf light with whites, in perfect equality. Whites, the score being to It DURABLE goods kindly. by large nsuranoe Agents. and ACCURATE Pi for the season Thr , Hawaiian is naturally good game, witnessed a CHAMBER OK White Duck, Light hospitable, intelligent; courteous ana crowd of polo enthusiasts, and some es- The Keystor e v atch Case Co.. - Woolens, etc. extremely sentimental. The brutal pecially fine individual playing was de THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET- uTunMumi Philadelphia. U.S.J. negroes in the south are ing of Honolulu Chamber of Com crimes of the team was compos- the America's Oldest and You get latest styles, absolutely unknown in Hawaii. The veloped. The Blues merce will be held at Its room In the on Wednesday, Sep NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL Largest Yalch Factory a good fit and the Hawaiian is of good, regular features, ed of Charles Dole, Walter Dillingham, Hackfeld building LIFE INSURANCE CO. and inspires no McAdory Robert Shingle. In tember 10. at 10 a. m. For sa'." by prices are right. handsome, stalwart Dr. and A full attendance Is requested. feeling of racial aversion. one period asiie piayeu, ujs JAS. GORDON SPENCER, OW JSOITOJf fe.V The Princip U Watch arguments wnicn iiaroia 67; One of the chief .veil as one for the Whites. The latter Secretary. ueaiti in might be used is the injustice to tne September 9. 1902. 6269 jETNA. Will up A. Geo. Honolulu. FIRE IN8URANCK 00 Hawaiian islands Make Your Glotncs sons of Elks, who have mothers of Ha- team was made of F. Judd, OF 'AJLXTTOKD. waiian blood. To cite one case, one of Potter, Mr. Irvine and J. P. Erdman. REMOVAL KOTICE. the members of Honolulu No. 616, when The horses were in fine condition and Look Like New struggling, the. begin REMOV- - Makiki Grocery Store the lodge was at the field was in good shape. In the MRS. A. M. MELLIS HAS needed funds to close an au-- i parlors to SachB Cor, Wilder Ave. and ning, and period Blues made three goals ed her dressmaking Keeaumoku St. vantageous proposition in the buying first the Block," Beretania street (ground floor). second . "V Jfi On rK mr eft of a home, volunteered to loan the and three in the second. In the wherA she will be pleased to see her odsre $5000 at 4 1-- 2 per cent for seven period the Whites made one goal. friends and patrons. Tel. Blue 941. years (when the banks were demanding 2S8 fable Delicacies and IF TOU TAKE THEM TO TH9 8 and 9 per cent), thus nobly coming The Golden Eagle hotel In Washing Ice Delivered to any part of tb to the rescue. At a meeting when this ton was blown up by dynamite by one ANNUAL MEETING. City. Fancy Groceries question of admitting Hawaiians was of the guests. A sensational fake was EAGLE under discussion, he spoke feelingly on spread in London to the effect that an THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Island orders promptly filled, Cleaning and Dyeing Works the subject, saying that his wife was attempt had been made upon Roose- Stock Yards Co., Ltd.. will be Honolulu 6 --Special attention given to the prompt Fort St, Opposite Star Bloek. part Hawaiian (although I had known velt's life by anarchists. held at office of, Jas. F. Morgan, Hoffman & Marfcbaia and careful delivery ef goods. the lady for some years, her appear Queen street. Honolulu, on Thursday, Coods 7 did not denote the Hawai'an in 30, 1?02, 4 o'clock p. m. delivered from a. m. 7 p ance YOU MUST REOISIEa IF YOU October at , 3ntJpil5t Bine 1311 p. o. C3& the slightest, and the children are as JAS. F. MOiUiAi-i- Sn "EXPECT TO VOTE A FORMEB Secretary. Telepkena. White 2681. Tel. White 2362. fair as my own). "Now," he continued, BEGI3TRY OOE3 NOT COUNT. g2.gj 8 THE PACIFIU COMMEECIXE KDVERTISEB, HONOLULU, "OCTOBER 6 ORGflfi, MM CfiFFN - m iiihui uiilli. I iSmm mm Denman 1 1 K I h 65 QUEEN SfEtKi. UUL P. O. Box 594. Teiephcua V Creamery

Former Guest at Local utter Hotel Paid Uncle Sam, The Denman Creamery is famous for it pure butter. Pasturage is of the choicest clover and alfalfa and from the pasture to the Ore., churn, aod throughout the whole process of Big Bargains at Kerr's Mrs. N. .G. Green of Portland, making only who was a guest for several weeks last the most approved methods are empleyed and every is taken to en- New Striped Ginghams, 10c, 12c, 15c, 20c. spring at the Hawaiian Hotel, and who precaution sure and maintain, without variation, the high- The Latest Novelties in Japanese Silks, 40c, was arrested at San Francisco for est possible quality. 50c, 60c, smuggling, Is yet In jeopardy. The San Denman Creamery butter is not a cold stor- Francisco Chronicle of September 26 age butter and is absolutely the best in the says: Honolulu market. Order from Domestic Department Collector of Customs Stratton re- ceived a letter from the Secretary of SWEEPING REDUCTIONS the Treasury yesterday that his action had been approved in the case of Mrs. TOWELS, 1,820 dozen, 50c, 85c, $1 25, SI 50, N. G. Green of Portland, who was fined LIMITED. up to $4.00 dozen. $o0 for bringing in dutiable goods with- out declaring them. Mrs. Green ap- Tolophonoo BEDSPREADS, 60c, 75c, $1.00, $150, , Best pealed to United States Senator Mitch- value ever had. ell and other influential men in an effort ' . '.- to get the action of the Collector rescinded, but all without avail.. 'Mrs. Tapestry and Chenille Portieres Green paid the fine under protest, but refused to sign an acknowledgment of The Famous: A Choice the payment of the fine. The authori- THIS DAY I Assortment ties at Washington, however, would not entertain her protest until she signed Crystal Springs Butter Prices Not Equalled Elsewhere the acknowledgment. The further pun- ishment of Mrs. Green rests in , the Talula :o; LINEN TABLE NAPKINS, $1.00, $1.25, $200, hands of the Collector. He states that Steamer to $4.50. Examine the Quality. he will decide the matter today. Large shipment just on Mrs. Green is the wealthy widow of a At Auction. received the WHITE and UNBLEACHED DAMASK TABLE banker of Portland, and arrived here Ventura of this superior butter. Crystal CLOTH, 25c, to $1.50 yard. on the Occidental and Oriental steamer ON MONDAY, OCT. 6, Springs Butter is everywhere conceded to Doric on July 5th. She made a declara- AT 12 NOON, be the best in the market and main- tion that she had no dutiable goods, .O'CLOCK upon ajsearch being At the Irmgard wharf, foot of Nuu-an- u tains the highest standard throughout the but made of her St., I will sell at Public Auction, Underclothing trunk several hundred dollars' worth of The Steamer Talula, year. With the new shipment here, bet- silks, Satsuma and curios were discov- Formerly used as a tug at Kahului. ter send in your order right away. one VALUE FOR MONET. ered. Many of the silks were found At the same time will be sold If you want a real delicacy try our basted inside Mrs. ; Green's dresses. ship's boat. CO SET COVERS, 25c 35c, 50c; 75c, $1.00. ' When the inspector started the search genuine imported Holland Herrings. N JAS. P. MORGAN, LADIES' CHEMISES. Any price and quality. of the trunk Mrs. Green endeavored to prevent any such action by placing her AUCTIONEER. NIGHT GOWNS, 65c 75c, $1.00 to $5.00. ' hands on it, but finally moved them. Deputy Surveyor of the Port Chaun-ce- y Metropolitan Meat Co. Worth 25 per cent more. St. John asked Mrs. Green why she had not declared the goods and she an- swered that she wished to avoid the TELEPHONE MAIN 45. illinery, Millinery payment of duty. "All the women do it," she said, "be a good fellow and let go Auction Sale through." St. re- Ladies, we have a choice assortment of the the stuff John OP ported the matter In detail to the Co- newest Millinery Novelties. We can trim to llector and the latter official ordered the goods confiscated and the fine Wall Paper, Burlaps, your order an Up to-Da- te Stylish Hat at half Canned One quality: the price of any other house. Linoleums, Etc., Vegetables, CYCLONE TO BE Fruit THE BEST Try Us for Millinery Store Fixturesjools Fish RAFFLED THIS WEEK Etc. en's Furnishing The Famous "Mysterious Black" Owned by Archie Young ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9 Goods Is the Prize. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., & CO. At Beal'3 Wall Paper Store, Beretania Money back LEVI Cyclone, the famous pacer which streeet 2nd door from Emma, This will EH. BALB RIG GAN UNDERSHIRTS, 25c and 50c. Goods sold everywhere fe ' was driven by James Quinn on June 11 be the final sale and everything must Wholesale Grocers Not to be beaten. Kapiolani to a be closed out. Nothing reserved. at Park victorious Honolulu Oflice: finish, is to be raffled off during the ELASTIC SE AM DRAWERS, all sizes; dozen Room 4 i week. Cyclone's owner, A. A. Young, JAS. F. MORGAN. N Spreckels Blk. pairs, $2 50. We are the Leaders. decided last week to dispense with the AUCTIONEER. fine animal and practically give up MEN'S COTTON HALF HOSE, 65c $1.00, $1.50, operations on to the turf. The decision tTTTTTTTTTTTTTT' per dozen. Hermsdorf Dye Guaranteed. dispose of Cyclone by raffle came on Saturday! There will be 250 chances NECKWEAR. Bonton the Latest A large at $5 a chance, and already a number assortment at our store. $1 00 Ties. We're of them have been spoken for by the FOR RENT. lovers of fine horseflesh. The end of the Good Printing selling, 50c. - raffle will be next Saturday at which time the name of the winner will be Two comfortable cottages on Emma announced. Square; two bedrooms, parlor, dining room, bath, kitchen, etc. Rent $30 Always Cyclone is the horse which James each. Hygienic Cool Quinn brought here about a year ago from the coast, and later sold t Archie Apply to A Young. Many of the sporting fraternity JAS. F. MORGAN, Profitable Investment Underwear spent sleepless nights endeavoring to Auctioneer. fasten upon the "mysterious black" the Just received a special purchase of Men's Sum- name of a California record-breake- r, mer Weight, Natural Wool, Undershirts and and prominent sportsmen on the coast go were written to to fix the identity ac- For the Best, to Drawers. All sizes; thoroughly finished; high cordingly, but their efforts were futile. class 'goods. Price only $1.25 garnent. Quinn picked out the horse from a bunch, pleased with its appearance, and The Hawaiian Gazette Co. has since trained the animal, and still The Favor of Your Inspection Solicited drives him. Cyclone is one of the most Limited. valuable racers in the Islands and he will be a lucky man who pulls the right straw at the raffle. Art Printing and Engraving TELLS HOW TO IS S. King St. Tel. Main 81 A Pleasure to Show the STUDY THE BIBLE 4 M M M I t M M M M 4n-H--H-- Rev. Alexander Mackintosh addressed Goods the men's meeting at the Y. M. C. A. yesterday afternoon on the study of the Bibie. His address was a general state- ment on the advantages accruing from More Family Trade a thorough reading of the book and condensing portions of it for memory. is what e The committing of portions of the Bible are constantly looking for. We want correctly health-buildin- 1 was the best method to pur- you to order a case of the g sue to understand It. He suggested 8 Q)o o Kerr & Co placing these in the memory so that they could be used promptly whenever occasion demanded, rather than en- LIMITED. deavoring to read a great amount and remembering only a little. It will give you strength and 4 a delightful bever- Several of those present arose and James F. Morgan age. Brewery Telephone Main 311. Quoon Strooti said they were heartily in accord with Mr. Mackintosh's views, and they felt that his suggestions would be of great m value to all who took them up . iter m Xext Sunday morning S:30 at a bible 65 QUEEN study class, will meet at the Y. M. C. STREET. A. and take up a regular course. P.O. Box 594. : : Tel 72 e Advertiser. BREVITIES. LILIUOKALANI TO LOCAL 1L(i;AAaaAAaiaaaAai'AAaAaAiiiAAAAA444MtBlirr. George Henshall of the Star has re- LEAVE NEXT MONTH turned from a visit to the Volcano. The Weir Self-Seali- ng F. B. McStocker is expected to return to Hilo on the Enterprise this month. Queen Has Arranged to Depart in The October session of Supreme Court Stone Fruit Jars will be opened this morning at: ten Ventura for National Y o'clock. These Capital. J.'D. Avery has resigned as assistant jars have been on the market for a number of secretary of the Republican Territor years, and have given the best of satisfaction. They are a perfect SELF-SEALIN- G Queen Liliuokalant is making ar- Committee. JAR, are practically unbreakable, Mill grinding last will exclude the light as well as rangements for her departure on No Paauhau started air, and jou can tell in week. This is the first mill on Hawaii advance whether fruit will keep. Tho jar can be opened 11 steamship Ventura new crop. vember in the to begin on the and closed by a child without burning of fingers or scal- en route to "Washington wher.j she w'lt .' Mrs. Jacob Moritz of Salt Lake City, ding of hands no slivers of glass can get into fruit-- no formerly Miss the spend accom- Utah, Lahela Louisson metal comes in contact with the winter. She will b: of Honolulu, is expected here on a visit the fruit no corrosive panied by the same party which was next month substance can gather in the lids or threads of the jar. The most perfect sanitary with her last winter which includes L. M. Whitchouse, engineer the Made of Box Calf, Black Vici Welts. Latest shapes. jar made. These jars make an Miaa Myra Heleluhe, J. Aea and John Hilo railroad, has gone to Portlandfr in excellent container for. milk and butter as they can be AJmoku. After resting in San Fran- search of Italian laborers to work up ease and durability guaranteed. All leather. Sizes 5 to 11. placed in the refrigerator and the contents of the jar ara cisco for a few days the party will pro- on that road absolutely protected from taint. . ceed eastward, probably stopping over The Hawaiian Lodge will hold their for a short time in Salt Lake City, regular monthly business meeting to night. Chicago eastern points be- A full attendance of the mem and other bers is desired. Theo. H. Davies & Co., fore reaching the destination. Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Limited. Mrs. waiter F. Frear and Mrs. Philip LIMITED. Frear will be at home on the first and FORT BUSINESS LOCALS third Mondays of each month until 1057 STREET. June, commencing with today. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Rainier and Primo beer at 10c a glass Secretary Spencer of the Chamber of 3 at the Criterion saloon. Commerce has received a report from TTTTVTTVff TyVVVTtTTTTTffTfVVVTVVTffVtffVlHtH)fCTa Big remnant sale is the leading fea-- ! Walter C. Wfr-do- n telling of the suc-- Q OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOf ture at Ehlers' this week. cess of his California ectures. Hygienic A second hand English saddle is The regular monthly meeting of the wanted. See our classified ads. Hooulu and Hoola Lahul will be held Wednesday, Oct. 8th, 1902, the i Large reductions in ladies' . musli at Ka MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. underwear at Pacific Import Co. this piolani Maternity Home at 10 a. m. Durable week. See ad. on page 3. The house and lot of Olaf Bergstrom it Some new arrivals at Blom's popular was sold at auction Saturday to L. I store in Progress block that will prove McCandless for $2200. The lot contains Artistic 21,664 in profitable and interesting to shoppers, feet and is located Waikiki. In OUR Gold Crowns and Bridge Work A quarterly meeting "Stran- The adjourned special meeting of the of the 01 wnica we are making a specialty: stockholders of the Waimea Sugar Mill gers' Friend Society" will be held to- the FINEST, 16, morrow morning, October 7th, at 10 MOST PAINLESS Co. will be held on Thursday, Oct. DURABLE at 10 o'clock in the parlors of the Y. M. C. A. and of all dental wort o'clock. known to J. C. Axtell, dealer in monuments, The Makiki , baseball team won from the profession, you will on nna an safes and Iron safes, has removed from the Brunswick B. P. team Saturday Kodaks, example of the highest ar- 393 Beretania to 1044 Alakea, between the Makiki field, b ya score of. 12 to 3. PAMERAS, tistic attainment, the adaptability Kin and Hotel. Phone Blue 1801. P. The game was rather long and delayed Tripods, Frames, 01 wmcn 10 tne condi O. Box 642. the cricket match. tions of the mouth is unquestioned special Filrns, Dry Plates, . The stock of lace curtains now on A session of United States Court was held Saturday afternoon by hand at Whitney Marsh Ltd. will be Negatives, Prints, Develop- PLATES ffered for sale at special prices this Judge Estee for naturalization pur- fS poses. Twenty-thre- e maw week. List with prices is published on men were natur- ers, Toners, Flashlight . alized, nearly all of them Portuguese. page 2 today. J Powder, Mounts and every- REMNANTS If eyes trouble you, and glasses are John F. Colburn has filed an affidavit needed, your attention is called to the in support of his motion to set aside thing pertaining to the old established optical department of the default in the case of M. S. Grin-bau- m craft. H. F. Wichman. His personal atten & Co. vs. Kaplolanl Estate, In :o:-- each" case. which says forgot about answer- tion Is given to he he If you are thinking of Full Set of Teeth $5 10 o'clock tomorrow at Beal's wall ing the complaint. At buying a CAMERA, we roli Crowns $5 paper store, Beretania and Emma A section of the cable being laid in Gold Fillings $1 up streets, Jas. F. Morgan will sell at pub- the deep sea by the cable ships Colonia will be pleased to tell ycu Other Fillings .. 50cto$i lic auction the entire stock of wall pa and Anglla, attracted a great deal of per, fixtures, etc. No reserve. attention yesterday. All afternoon all we know about the The only dental office in Hono- Big Remnant Sale there was a crowd in front of the win- lulu where tech are extracted and The regular quarterly meeting of the practical value of the var- stockholders of Brewer & Co. Ltd. will dow of the Imperial cigar 3tore in Fort filled without pain. be. held this coming Saturday. Bust street where It was shown. ious machines. The EXPERIENCE in dentistry I nees of Importance "will come before We are glad to see more of our best of our operators began OVER Now On We have all the LIT- this meeting and all stockholders are and ablest citizens join in the political TWENTY YEARS ago when they requested campaign. To leave the reins of gov- to attend. ERATURE that we could entered a dental office and their ex- Wall Nichols Co. will pay ten collars ernment to adventurers who have no new store which stake in the country is dangerous to get hold of about Ama- perience has been continuous since for a name for their our college will be opened this morning In the the state. It would be well if that time, through and after youth were educated to politics as the teur Photography. It is GRADUATION 188G from premises formerly occupied by the Ho in the Another of Ehlers' great sales of short-end- s bron Drue Co. Every purchaser of a early English were to the use of the for FREE distribution, to DENTAL DEPARTMENT of the ve cent glass of soda will be entitled bow and arrow. Anglican Church of PENNSYLVA- and oddments, but of greater pro- Chronicle. sub- UNIVERSITY to a blank! those interested in the NIA. You can see our diploma and Col. Thos. Fitch and Henry E. High- - portions than ever before. The import- togeth ject. certificate of registration in Hawaii Formerly Known Here. ton have associated themselves er for the practice of law under the At least come and let us with dates, on the walls of our office. ance of this sale will be felt all over town By. the kindness of Mrs. Clark, of firm name of Fitch & Highton. The Each department in charge of a and must be calculated in your shopping "Darley fields, Derby, England, we have new firm has fitted up fine offices on know that you are inte- specialist. Derby Express, which the entire second floor of the old Ho-br- on this week. received the Drug Co. building, at Fort and rested in photographic All work fully guaranteed. of our gives an account of the death King streeets. Mr. Highton removed goods. Come and see us. We will examine All odds and ends from every de- friend Colonel Delacombe, and also a here recently from San Francisco and your teeth free of charge. Every Instrument thoroughly steriliz fU biography. The deceased gentle-ai&- n intends to make Honolulu his future partment will be sold out home. ed before use. will be remembered here by a few Lady in attendance. Hours, 8 to 6; M. T. master, on Satur- who recall the withdrawal of the Eng- Simonton, as Sundays, 9 to 12. day case of M. McChesney garrison, command, from heard the J. lish under his vs. the "Waikiki Land and Loan Asso- Hobron Drug Go. Regardless of Cost San Juan when the dispute between ciation and Geo. H. Paris, petition for tfce English and American governments accounting. Paris was on the stand Ehlers' Block, Fort Street New York Dental Parlors was settled by arbitration. His whole during the entire hearing to tell what The remnants will be more particu- Room 4, Elite building, Hotel street. military of twenty-seve- n years was he knew of the company's doings. Few life & fcighly distinguished. He was ever do- of the questions were answered direct- Over Hart Co.'s Ice Cream Parlors. larly of cotton goods. ing marked acts for his country's serv- ly, Mr. Paris saying that he must refer ice, and he was ever being promised to his minute book. Adjournment was honorB which were never conferred. finally taken until four o'clock this aft- :o: Words of praise he had in abundance, ernoon, when the necessary book is to but his promotion was as slow as that be produced. of the most ordinary soldier. After he The formation in Honolulu of a GIM kad retired he obtained the post of branch of the Woman's Auxiliary has ri chief constable of Derby, which he held been contemplated for many months ft - ' 1 ' I' . " - , v great twenty-tw- o years, past. are with honor for The ladies of the cathedral MICK E and retired only on account of ill fully prepared to enter into the work come Early health. Colonel Delacombe was one of which is entirely missionary. The able - the handsomest men of his time and lectures of Mrs. Sidney Hooper and r tiSViiTimi ''.y-.tiil- i w iiiv. renowned for his military skill, as well Miss Tannatt awakened the interest in BOOKCASES .9 . ' as for his amiable and generous qual- missions, and now that the Church in ities. He leaves a widow and several Hawaii is a missionary jurisdiction and children to mourn a very grievous loss. dependent in a great measure on the are ornamental, Anglican Church Chronicle. Great Society, there is little doubt of dust proof, insect the success of its work in these Is- proof and the very & Special Announcement. lands. Anglican Church Chronicle. best book insur-nnc- e. B. F Ehlers Co The unit The N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. are system allows the now located in their new building on1 '-- ... arrangement the corner of Fort and Beretania Sts., Ready for iiu . ,ff of novel and artis- - iMW,i'r-Ui'- - ,: . tic effects. r and have a store that would do credit -i- 'jn''i'iiiinWifti m'Tf to any city In the east. Nine large show windows are re- Business The metal band splendent with the most on each unit pro- BOBBBBBBBDIBDBB BU IIBBHBBBB1DBBBDI attractive tects the lower a fabrics and the interior of thi store We are now for edge and prevents ready business. slivering B shows a variety on display such as has New stock now on display end never been seen before in Honolulu. and B eale. 3x6 Sizes 6x9 B This week the Sachs Dry Goods Co. are making a special display and invite everybody to come and examine, the goods. New fall goods axe being Fall Millinery Pearson & shown as well In several new B Opening Potter Co., Qualities B Ltd, THE Finest B Germana on Tantalus. fI METAL) if B Large importation of Pattern a The captain and officers Ger- Eich Designs B of the Hats, Bonnets and Novelties now "bnion and man warship Cormoran were royally open. Hotel Streets. B entertained yesterday on Mount Tan- Latest Styles D talus by members of Hackfeld & Co. Phone Main 317. B A Direct from the Factory The band from the warship was pres- special assortment of B B ent and despite the weather the day was pleasantly whiled away and the B Kaiser's health drank from the highest Children's Now Displayed B peak. Clinton Jf. Hutchlno, B IIN8URANOE, B David Kahooklpa Hakuole Harbottle and at B and Louisa Holauiku Kekaha were B married at the home of the groom, Kunawai, Honolulu, at 1:30 o'clock yes- hisses' Jfe Ax terday afternoon, by the Rev. D. L. Ai. B Many friends of the young people were present. Miss Helen Desha played the a wedding march. Moses K. Uakuina Hats B gave away the bride. David Kahookipa COME B Harbottle is the youngest brother of AND SEE U 3. B James H. Hakuole, the Japanese inter- B preter.. After the wedding there was IIBDIBBB B tke usual Hawaiian luau. C - 18 treet Store- A' was N.S. Sachs' doJ.?ltds dance given on Pacific Heights Fire Marine MAIN 197. B Saturday evening in the new pavilion Cor. Fort and Beretania " 178 HOTEIi ST. PHONE B juat erected there. - Streets. B B lolnvrny Blook F"or Sr. B BDDBiBBHBBHBBIBIBBDBBBBfllBBBBIBI ., .....

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FAClFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTKiEBL, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 6, V ij , CHE PACIFIC SILVERTON OFF HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. Canadian-Australi- an Royal Commercial Advertiser ilalsiGad&Co,,lto, FOR HONOLULU Honolulu, October 4, 1902. Entrd at the ro!tofflce at Honolulu, J T., Etrcsnd-ciaj- a Hatter. STOCK AND ail Steamship Company SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 25. Al Tunivi Kve7 Morning Except ond7 3AHK OF 8TOCK Capital Tal. Bid Ak. by the though the route to Honolulu usually BOND BROKERS of the above line running In connection . with the fAKABUjX HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMJPAWX. followed by steamers is 2100 miles, the ilKBClNTIIJI ftfunri nnvfD a wppn Vancouver. B. C, S3 South Kln St, y o.trnriv kt ht r, Q.. are Von Koit Block No. length of the submarine cable that will C, Honolulu, Brisbane. Manager. . Brewer A Co 1,000,000 100 400 '"""Wr A. W. PEARSON. Business 1!. connect United with Hawaii L. Eerr Co., Ltd.... zOO.000 50 40 Money Advanced 01 . SUBSCRIPTION RATES: the States jt3ZorLOl"U.l-Li- will be 2413 miles, and It 'will be 10,000 ZD"a.e Tor the United States (Including Hawaii Sugar Securities. at dates below stated, via.: Territory): tons in weight,' with strands from one On or about the JEwa .'. 5.000,000 20 19Ji JO1- - FOR VANCOUVER. months P JJ to three Inches in thickness. .This in- b aw. Agricultural Co. 1,000,000 100 265 FOR AUSTRALIA. 22 months 5? Haw. Com. A 8ug. Co, 2,812,750 100 33 nr-- T. : OCT. comes from London, 25 MIOWERA 19 year .. n formation where uaw. &ugarv;o 2,000,000 20 19 23 ROANA 22 ' AORANGI . NOV. ' tionomu 750,000 100 115 G21 (AJOWXlRA NOV. DEC. 17 Advertising rates on application much of the cable that is to extend Honokaa Tort Street DEC. 20 MOAN A .... 2,000,000 20 koslanqi from here ta Manila and China is being Haiku 600,000 100 115 TeF. Main 183. - Kahuku 50,000 20 . 22 manufactured. The huge steamer Sil- Kihei Plan. Co., L'd.. 2,500,000 50 'VA verton, specially adapted for laying the Kipahulu ...... 160,000 100 LAND GO. Koloa 300,000 100 ONLY DIRECT RAILWAY & cable, was scheduled to leave London McBryde 8ug. Co. L'd 3,500,000 20 S THE U1U Oahu Sugar Co. S,60t),i00 100 67H TIE3E TABLE. last Saturday for this port with the Onomea , 1,000.000 20 Ookala 500,000 30 fc: 2413 of wire will miles that reach from Olaa Sugar Co. Ab.. 812,000 20 From and after Jaa. 1, 1901. San Francisco, to Hawaii across the bed Olaa Paid Pp. 2,500,000 20 XAlwUft Ub" Aratsi. Olowalu 150.000 100 125 OUTWARD. of the Pacific. She is expected to ar Paauhau Sugar Plan , Daily Dally Daily Daily Daily uo. 5,000,000 50 11 ge neral information apply to rive in November, or early in December tation Vvr frelht and passage and all Statldas. ex. Pacific w 6OU.0O0 100 Sun. at the latest, and by the first of the Paia 750.000 100 a.za. am. a.m. p.m. p.m. Pepeekeo , 750.0C0 100 100 Ltd. year messages will have been' received Pioneer 2,750,000 100 65 H. Davies & Company, Honolulu ...7:10 8:15 11:06 8:15 5:10 -. Theo. both ends of cable. Waialua Ag- Co 4,500,000 100 40 Pearl City..8:03 9:48 11:40 8:45 5:S0 at the Wailuku 700.000 100 .'250 raPVEKAT. AGENTS. Ewa Mill ..8:32 10:08 12:00 4:05 6:11 In London, according to the officials Waimanalo 252,000 100 170 10:50 4:45 .... Waianae of Commercial Cable Company, the STSAMSBir Waialua 11:55 5:40 .... the Co's 12:32 605 section to connect Honolulu Kahuku ofcable Wilder 8. 8. Co 500,000 100 100 INWARD. with Manila is being manufactured at Inter-Islan- d a S. Co. 500,000 100 87 Dally Dally Dally Dally the rate of fifty miles a day. It will MISCEIXA.BJOU8 Oceamc'-Steams- j Stations. ex. nip Sun. p.m. p.m be sent out to Pacific laid the and Haw'n Electric Co... 250,000 90 Kahuku . 5:35 .... 2:08 100 85 across the great depths of the Pacific Hon. K. T. A L. Co.. 250.000 50 DENVER, Waialua . 6:10 .... 2:60 Mutual Tel. Co 39,000 10 Waianae . 7:10 .... 1:55 which have been found between Hono O. B. A L. Co...... 2,000,000 100 KANSAS CITY, briaycs 1.-0-5 Ewa Mill . .... 5:50 7:45 4:& lulu and Asiatic waters by the steamers passenger steamers of this line will arrive and leave thla port Pearl City .... 6:15 8:03 1:30 4:62 Bonds ST. LOUIS, tfhe fine 5 Anglia and table Honolulu . . 6:50 8:35 2.-0- 5:26 Colonia and tlie Commercial . Haw. Govt. 5 p. c. ... OMAHA, As hereunder: Cable Company fully expects to have Hilo R. R. Co. 6 p. c. FROM SAN FRANCISCO: G. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, Hon. R. T. A L. Co. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. the entire line in operation by July 4, p. c ST. PAUL, OCT. Superintendent. Q. P. & T. A 6 ALAMEDA OCT. 15 VENTURA 1903. The laying of the cable will pro iswa prn 6 p. c 102 CHICAGO, r OCT. 10 O. K. A L. Co 1C4 1C4 SONOMA ... OCT. 21 ALAMEDA ceed rapidly steamers, upon 5 .... OCT. 22 METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. after the Oahu Pl'n 6 p. c...... 2LND AeT ALAMEDA NOV. SIERRA OlaaPl'n 6. p. c. NOV. 11 ALAMEDA OCT 31 which it is coiled in great lengths, ar- VENTURA 12 By the Government Survey, Published Waialna Ag, Co. 6 p. c 100 Point NOV. 26 SONOMA ... NOV. rive at the starting points. Kahuku 0 p. c Principal Eastern ALAMEDA NOV. 21 jsvery aionaay. 9Id2dt A. DEC. 2 ALAMEDA Much of the preliminary work for the DEC. 17 VENTURA DEC. al- Three Trains Daily from ALAMEDA 12 San Francisco end of the cable is .. DEC. 23 ALAMEDA DEC. 9 BABOM. THKBJf. ready nearing completion, conduit 1 the SONOMA DEC. 24 r 9 5" SAN FRANCISCO. JAN. 7 SIERRA ... CD Classified Advernscmcnts. ALAMEDA JAN. 2 o. to connect the headquarters office on Local boat. ALAMEDA 3 Market street with the station on the Two Trains Daily from ocean front, a short distance south of PORTLAND. 11 Cliff House, being WANTED...... the far advanced. KSZ3 SECOND-HAN- D English Ad TUB QUICKEST TUCK ST s 20 29 86 29 79; 68 5 0-- 3 1 Clarence Mackay, who succeeds his saddle. ' 8 21 29.90 29 88, 70 01 2--10 0 father, the late John W. Mackay, as dress "C," this office. 6291 HOURS.' agents M 22 U- - In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the are 30 01129 73 27i68: 5 3 head of the Commercial Cable Com- intending passeners. Coupon Through Tickets by any T 23 80.04 29.95! 75 10 fi 4 4 issue, to W 2!30 00 29 i 0t!&4 4 pany, is said to be contemplating mak- A BRIGHT boy to work in office. Good UNION PACIFIC TRAINS JltooadT San Francisco to all points in the United States, and from 25:30 92 from European ports. T 0'29 01163 4 ing San Francisco his headquarters, at position to right chap. Call at this ARB PALACES OH WEOCtev New York by any steamship line to all F 26 30 6 23.94 02 63: for the greater part year, office. 6290 I 1 least of the EqHSpmtmt. 11 1 :o: and there is a probability that the Nw and Modern 82 DoubU Drawing Rook Palaat E9 PARTICULARS, APPLY TO Barometer correctedo F. and sea Mackay property at the corner of A SECOND hand desk, cheap, State era. r FOR FURTHER level, and for standard gravity of 45. Lat Fourth and Market streets will be util- price and kind. F., this office. 6289 Buffet Smoklns an Library Gaflk . M Tnia correction is .06 for Honolulu. ized for the erection of a great build- Free ReaUnln Cnair can. i '5 & ing in which the Commercial Cable POSITION WANTED. Ordinary Sleeping Cars. G. IRWIN CO. TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Company will nna a nomc. In any Dining Cars, Meal a la carta. Wl. event, of company EXPERIENCED ladles' nurse desires U, W. HITCHCOCK, H. B ' the business the will LIMITyED. . W, WW in great follow position. Address 216 Vineyard 1 Montgomery feV ? ii center here a measure St Agents Oobanio S. S. Co. o on L' P m $ ing completion 62S9 tan FraaeftMk 3 Genicral OJ ?i g 35 b the of the Pacific cable. A. Ii. CRAIG, G. P. St r. A g! a O. R, A N. Co., Portia, I FOR RENT. Oragte in SUGAR AARKET a.m Ft. a.m. a.m P m. Sets. Steamship Co. Mon.. 6, 6.52 1 7, 6 50 1 45 5.53 5.43, 9.S7 Pacific Mail STANDS AS BEFORE Tuei. 7j 7 41 1 6. 7 55 0 25 2 43 5.53 5.42 10.24 fflllill FOR RENT Wed.. 8 36 1 5 23 5 8 9 i It S.56 54 5.41 11.13 TWELVE room house on Punchbowl Occidental a Oriental S. S. Co. Thur. 9. 9.38 1 5 10.52. 2.18 4.56 5 54 5 40 a.m F. A. Schaefer & Co. have received p.m.a.m I I St., between Hotel and Beretania Frid..' 10 10.15' 1 4 11.56 5 43! 3.43 5 54 5 0 0.01 the following sugar advices from Wil- Apply Dr. J. S. McGrew, 1 a.m 6,23 5 Sts. at bed-room- Sat... U 11.30 4 02 5 5 5 39 0.54 house s, p.m. liams, Dimond & Co., under date of Lunalilo Sts. v 6288 Large with four Toyo 1.41 Hackfeld and Kaisha. R sJs 1 Kisen A.TO and Sun.. 12 12.20 0.43 B.58 89 ifi 27: good plumbing, electric lights, et., Mon..;lS 1 201 JOl 87' September 1.12 14 7. 7 07 5 5 5 2 38 GOOD piano for rent cheap. Address corner of ueretania Street and Dear Sirs: We last had this pleasure G. O. P., Advertiser office. 6290 leave vtliii First Quarter of the Moon on the 9th, 24th Inst., per Ventura. Victoria Street. Etsantem of the above companies will call at Honolulu and 6:51 a. m. $40 a month. a or about the dates below mentioned: Sugar No changes have since oc 9?t J Times of the tide are taken from the in or export. NICELY furnished house for rent. Ap SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SAN FRANCISCO United Sur- curred the local market for FROM States Coast and Geodetic 5, ply mornings on premises. 1328 Kinau ri OCT. 4 PERU SEPT. 30 vey tables. - prices established March with supple D03IC 7 n mentary of September 15, being St. 62S6 SflPON MARU OCT. 14 COPTIC OCT. The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur list still FOR SALE 22 OCT. 14 in force. k OCT. AMERICA MARU about one Jiour efrlier than at Honolulu. four-roo- jpajtu 22 A FURNISHED m cottage in OCT. 29 KOREA OCT. Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours. SO Basis No sales since last advices; Fairbanks & Morse 44 h. p. gas COPTIC 1 gooa location. J35.00 per month. Ad MARU NOV. 6 GAELIC NOV. minutes slower than Greenwich time, be-i-ns consequently basis for 96 deg. centrifu- dress S. A. M., this office. 6271 oline engine in , excellent condition SCOREA NOV. 14 HONGKONG MARU NOV. 8 that of the meridian of 157 degrees 80 gals in New York established by trans- GAELIC NOV. 22 CHINA NOV. 18 minutes. The time whistle blows at 1:80 action recorded 3d inst., remains at at a very low figure. MARU DEC. 2 DORIC NOV. 25 p. ru., which is the same as Greenwich, 0 3.4375c; Francisco, 3.0625c. TO LET. HONGKONG 6 San CKTNA ' DEC. 10 NIPPON MARU DEC. hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for New York Refined No change. room, 18 DEC. 13 FURNISHED front mosouito DEC. PERU local time for the whole group. 6-- 3; DORIC London Beets September 24, 25, proof. Inquire W.- - '. 26 COPTIC DEC. 19 Mrs. D. Roach, NDPPON MARU DEC. 26, 6-- 3. PERU JAN. 8 AMERICA MARU DEC. 27 Hotel and Adams lane. 62S7 KOREA JAN. 3 WHARF AND WAVE. London Cable: September 22 quotes Java No. 15 D. S., 7-- 9; fair refining 6-- 6; ROOM AND BOARD. CASTLE WEATHER BUREAU. same date last yea'r, 9-- 9 and 8-- 9 respec I UIW IN tively. October beets, 4, against NUUANU valley, near Liliha street line. 224 Honolulu, Alexander S,t, Oct. 5. 7-- 9 corresponding period year. car Inquire Wyllie street. Real Estate, Insurance, last 6290 Mean temperature 73.7. ? Foreign apply Eastern and Markets: The Investments. For further Information ta Minimum temperature 68. raw sugar market is healthy and firm Maximum temperature 83. at unchanged quotations, according to OFFICES FOR RENT. Telephone 70 Main. 606 and 587 Barometer at 9 p. m. 29.98 falling. latest mail advices from New York un A ROOMY office in the elegant Elite Co., Rainfall, 24 hours up to 9 a. m. .1L der date of 22nd Inst. Receipts are building on Hotel street. Particulars Stangenwald Bldg. Mi Mean dew point for the day 68.5. heavy. Refined In fair demand. cue 916 li of Jas. Steiner, Fort street, Mc Mean relative humidity 82. Inc-rn-y Yours faithfully, block. 6283 HOUSES MOVED AGENTS.t Winds NE., to Southerly, 2 to 0. WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO. Weather Calm and overcast. IN BREWER building. Queen treet, HOUSES RAISED Forecast for today Light, variable PASSENGERS. on reasonable terms. Apply to C. winds, and uncertain weather. Brewer & Co., Ltd. HOUSES REPAIRED CURTIS J. LYONS, Arrived. NEW HOUSES BUILT American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Company. Territorial Meteorologist, Per stmr. W. G. Hall, from Kauai FOK SALE OR LEASE. ports, on Oct. 5 J. A. Akina, Pa On, THE well known Ridge House Hotel Stoies and Offices Repaired. if ARRIVED. J. P. Medeiros, M. S. Azavedo, Ah South Kona, Hawaii, a three-stor- y Direct Monthly Service Between New York to Honolulu via Chuch, E. C. Brown, E. A. Douthitt, house; contains 14 rooms and large Saturday, Oct. 4 N. Berlowitz, Miss Weibke, Mrs. Zol-le- r. atnc, servants' quarters, etc. Area 2 W. 2T. JPtsttj 7 L 1U1UU VUOl acres; more SPLENDID NEW STEEL STEAMERS Stmr. Helene, from Hawaii ports, at Miss G. Kobbe. J. A. Low, A. N. land if desired. Apply THE Mrs. J. A. Rodanet, 235 Hotel St. 6256 a "CALIFORNIAN" to sail SEPT. 30 7:0a a. m. Dow. Mr. Mollenino. G. Jorgenson, R. Contractor and Bnilder about. S. S. Doric, a. sl "lMTCRICAN." to sail about i OCT. 25 Smith, from San Francis H. Smith, W. Wright. sn-f- co, 7:25 m. Office a B TRYAM tr l about NOV. at a. Per stmr. Maui, Oct. 5. from Maui 1048 Alakea streei. Company's wharf, Forty-recor- d street. South Brook toimr. way Mori. L. K. Tilton Globe Navigation Co. Ltd fci- Freijht received at ciauaine, irom tlilo and norts Nakamua. between King and Hotel. lyn, at all times. , ports, at 10:30 a. m. and wife, C. F. Day, C. Mitchell, Mrs FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Stmr. Lehua, from Molokai ports, May Wong Leong, liemember we connect with the G. N., Phone Blue 1801. at L. Ah Tim, Miss N. BL B. "NEVADAN" to sail about OCTOBER 9TH 11:4a a. m. Mary Duenas, B. C. Ah Tim, Mrs. P. and C. P. Kys. and offer competi- OCTOBER, 30TH Miss tive rates from 8L SL "NEBEASKAN," to sail about Schr. Kawailani, from Oahu ports, at M. Rodrinues. Mrs. II. Anderson and the East. Ships leave p. m. Seattle the 10th of each month. 20. 4:lo three children, Mrs. James, T. Taylor, 1 CIIASg BREWER ,& CO'S. . received at Company's wharf, Stewart street, Pier L. E. BEEBE, Apt. Trlb.t Sunday, Oct. 5. Miss De Boom, E. F. Dinert, F. J. Ben . FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO. Phone Main 201 Brewer Bldg. Stmr. W. G. Hall, from ports, ny, H. T. Hayselden, W. H. Lothry, HEW YOES LI27E B. . "NEVADAN." to sail SEPTEMBER 16 Kauai t 1ST at 3:4; a. m. Mrs. F. E. King, Miss Julia Tolbert, . f. "NEVADAN," to sail NOVEMBER Lung, NOTICE Bark "3UUANU" TACOMA. Stmr. Maui, from Maui ports, at 5:45 Max Lorenz, Goo Lip, See Sam t i N, FROM SEATTLE AND X a. m. and fifty deck. . Sailing from I . . 25 1 S. "ALASKAN" NOV. 8. Schr. Lady, from Oahu ports, at 5:10 Per stmr. Claudine, Oct. 4, from Hilo DOCTORS. DAT AND WOOD VILL NEW YORK to HONOLULU particulars apply to . t For further a. m. and way ports Prince Jonah Kalania resume their professional partnership About Dec 15. 5 "feci. Stmr. Kauai, from Lahaina, at 11 a. naole. Judge Mahaulu, H. Bischoff at their former office, 166 Beretania k m. G, street, on Oct. 1st. 6286 For freight rates apply to loclcfolcl C. P. MORSE,Co..General Freight Agent. wife and child. G. J. Andrews, H. Stmr. Noeau, from Kauai ports. Greatrex,'J. W. Brown, T. Wolff, H. B CUAQ. BREWER & CO. 27 Kilby St., Boston. Am. Dk. Amy Turner, 16 days from Sinclair. J. Wakefield. S. M. Mayer, J, EX 8. S VENTURA San Francisco, at 2 p. m. M. Coulson, Rev. A. V. Soares, Rev. OB C. BREWER & CO Shoi Yamada, Miss E. Warland, Mrs. A CHOICE CONSIGNMENT OF tilMITED, HONOLULU. DEPARTED. F. L. Winter, Master Winter, S. Kala, J. K. Nakookoo, Geo. F. Hensrhall, A. OF THE Saturday, 4, Oct. G. Correa, C. H. Leaning. L. Lee, Mrs. Wines fatmr. Kauai, at noon, for Lahaina. K. Fullock, J. G. Smith, Mrs. M. S. Whiskies, Honolulu French Laundry ry Am. bknt. S. N. Castle, Nilson, for Saffrey, Mrs. Charlock, E. Norrie, Rev. California Win MRS. LB BEUF. MANAGER. Art procured from Grapes grown in their own Vineyards, and are ban Francisco, at 1:30 p. m. S. L. Desha, R. H. Makekau, J. T. guaranteed absolutely free from adulteration. The best Table Wines in faenr. Esther Buhne, Olsen, for the Crawley, John "Wilson, Miss Alice Mc- and Brandies 1104 S. King St Has no connection Sound, at 2 p. m. Lean, Mrs. Kamala Aoina, Mrs. M. A. with any other laundry. Reasonable tht market. aimr. iNiinau, ior Kauai ports, at Richardson, Rev. E. B. Fine Old Cunningham Whisky in the prices. Lace curtains and laces a spe- Crewes, John Wojd. cialty. AND CLEAN- 2:20 p. m. and wife, E. W. Carr, D. K. Extra Fine O. P. S. Special Also DYEING Turner Elend O. F. C. Golden ING. Work called for and delivered. S. S. Doric, Smith, for the Orient, at Van Dine, W. H. Campbell, wife, child Crescent. Fa- curled. W0LTERS, VALDRON CO., Ltd. o:oo p. m. mous Asti Wines: Claret, Madeira, Feathers and feather boas and maid. Phone White 412. S. S. Doric, from San Francisco, Port, Sherry, Angelica, Muscatel. SOLE AGENTS. Per Whisky $3.00 HILO SHIPPING. Oct. 4 Dr. A. T. Ketcheler. from a gallon to $6.00. - Wines 75 UflKSN STREET. HONOLULXVH, T. Per stmr. Lehua, Oct 4, from Molo- from cents a gallon up. The Trimmed Dress Arrived, Sept. 28th, Am. bk. Martha ports Otto Meyer, H. Latest 17 kai and Lanai Davis, McAllman, days from San McCorriston, F. Hat and Shirt-wai- st Hats Francisco. McCorrision, Robert We are not Rectifiers Keiduska. Arrived on the last Ventnra. Call at Morgan, Ku-tac- e. .Departed, sept. Our goods come dis- Jamea F. President; Cecil Bwn, Vie President; F. 28th, Am. schr. Vine; Departed. direct from the Secretary; Charles H. Atherton. Auditor; W. H. Hoog, Traaa-m- rr Forrest, for Eureka; Oct. 1st, Am. schr tilleries and are guaranteed pure and Miss N. F. Hawleyj an Manager. Emma Per S. S. Doric, Oct. 4, for the Orient Claudina, Mikelson, for Eureka, unadulterated. BOSTON BLOCK. H. J. Johnston, M. Hiroaka, Mrs. A. Family trade solicited. Orders deliv- X-ta- ., C. Mrs. A. HFcLststce . z Co., BORN Tichner, Mrs. Shatto, J. ered to any part of th; city. Reeve, N. Werlster, S. N. Cobb, WHOLESALE AHS xiETAIL 2HALER8 IN JI'KEAGUE At Koolaupoko Miss BROS. & CO. Kaneohe, Mr. TOwler, Miss K. G. Smart, Dr. COTTON Oct. 2, 1902, to tec the wife of Zachariah Long, Lee Toma, Mrs. E. Harrison, GENSRAI CON Firewood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's Coal McKeague, a son. ENGINEERS AND Mrs. M. Coynard. Gomes & ftkTighe, TRACTORS. Also Black and White Sand. Telephone Main 295. M'CANDLESS In this city, Oct. Per bknt. S. N. Castle, for San Fran-cisco,vO- ct. P3-9- : Wholesale Liquor Dealers, 5 8pecial Attention Given to Praying. 1002, to the wife of W.'McCandless, a 4 King Plan an Currlih tn at P. R. Thompson and wife, .St., Honolulu, Etlmate son. and J. G. Clark. Territory of Hawaii. elajtei of Contraetlnr Work. Telep.ione Main 110. Boton IBlotk. tW

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JE8TJLBLISHKD JOTiT t, UH. VOL XXXV. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1902. PRICE FIVE CENTO. OOOOCOCXXX)0000000000 rilOFKSSIONAI, CARDS. ATTORNEYS. THOMAS FITCH AND HENRY E. HIGHTON. Office S. W. corner King ISLANDS and Fort streets. Tel. Main 54. P. 8 O. Box 626. oooocooooooooooooooooooro BROKKIIS. making great preparations to receive the the, shock was felt at the Volcano E. J. WALKER. Coffee tat Uk&. him. House, but the disturbance had made dise Broker. Office room 4. Spree n POLITICS ON This afternoon at "Wailuku the Home A no change in the condition of the crater. block, Honolulu. Rulers will hold a mass meeting in GRUESOME Herald. CONTRACTORS. Robinson's block in the hall above the PRISONER ESCAPES WITH CHAIN. Ak)ha saloon. All their nominees will WM. Y PAiT. Contractor an BvffS Kan Kau, the Chinese who was serv- er, office fitting; address the meeting. They will have ing yme an store and tbep JU a stringed band to make music and for attempt to murder his kea SU between King and Hotfc ISLE Wife, escaped from ihe chaingang last res., 18U AnapunL will stretch a "headquarters" banner REMINDER Monday. across Kan Kau was a bad prisoner, Market street. having at one time attacked a guard DENTISTS. 1 MISCELLANEOUS NOTES. with a Since hatchet. that time he has DR. H. BICKNELL Mclntjre been twenty-fiv- e OK STOMACH Today at Sunnyside grounds, Paia, decorated with about rooms X and 14; office hours, t Ulit.1 a committee from the "Wailuku club feet of chain fastened to an ankle with Both Parties Arc will come to Makawao and discuss Japanese Sent His a band of case hardened steel. ALBERT B. CLARK, D.D.S. Berst-nl- a matters relative to choosing an island Kan Kau has been serving as cook for and Miller; office hours, to d. polo team to go to Honolulu in Novem- a gang of prisoners employed on Sheriff Andrews' garbage farm. He became in- i. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. Alakea El, Getting ber. Captain L. von Tempsky has been His doors above Masonlo Tempts ar- Finger to dustrious Monday and chopped wood. three appointed a committee of one to no one was looking, Honolulu; office hours, 9 a.m.sot A Weak Back range Accord- When he would matters with Wailuku. smite his chain with the blade of the Busy. ing to the present schedule, Maui will Wife. axe. He thus effected escape. DR. A. C. WALL, DR. O. E. WALL.-03- ce g his He hours, 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Some people suffer from this ailment play Kauai in Honolulu on Thanksi?iv-in- carries with him as a reminder of happy Lrvf ,, i, Fort Tel. 434. nearly all their lives. They are ner- Day. The winner will then play days, about two feet of chain riveted bid. St; vous and despondent through loss of Oahu next day and the losers will play to his leg. Tribune. sleep. The fact Is their kidneys are ENGINEERS. POLO TEAMS Oahu on the third and last day of the PAPER MILL PROSPECTS. weak and are unable to perform their ARE tournament. Now that there is a prob- EARTHQUAKE ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. Burrsy functions. The best medicine to ability of Hilo sending team, a new . S. M. Mayer, who has been in the city or and Engineer, 419 Judd bits.; B. kidneys, stimulate the a : strengthen the BEING SELECTED program will to be arranged. two weeks investigating the possibilities O. box 7n. liver and cure INDIGESTION, DYS- have SHAKES UP HILO of manufacturing paper from bagasse, PEPSIA, SLEEPLESSNESS OR MA- Dr. Wall, the Honolulu dentist, is at morning by JATTON, NEILL & CO., LTD. Engi- AGUE, Lahaina, on profes- left this the Claudine for LARIA, FEVER AND is Pioneer Hotel, a Honolulu. He believes there will be a neers, Electricians and Bolleraakmv sional visit. Honolulu. Forty-On- e Aliens paper mill at Hilo within one year. Mr. Naturalized by At Honolua there are now two stores, A Prisoner Escapes With Chain. Mayer did not secure the promise of E. TAPPAN TANNATT. ClvH aa HOSTETTER'S Kalua Hons' one belonging to Hackfeld & Co., and enough bagasse to warrant the erection Judge George E. They supply Electrical Engineer. Office, Room 4, the other to P. Lamar. Catching Mackerel Off the of a mill, but he did not go away with- Spreckelt block. Residence, ISIS Wil- goods 250 In Health Is Improving. - to the laborers engaged out substantial encouragement. He der Ave. Telephone, Main 1SS. STOiACH BITTERS digging the Honokohau ditch for the Coast of Hawaii. found over here another very important Pioneer Plantation Co. supply of fibre which he thinks will JAMES T. TAYLOR. M. Am. Boe. C. B. - Sept. 28th, Consulting Hydraulls Snglneev; SSI MAUI, Oct, 4, 1902. On Maui politics at Lahaina, the married Justify his company in proceeding at men of Wailuku defeated the benedicts HILO, Oct. 3. Sugimura, a Japanese once to the erection of a mill. This Judd bldg., Honolulu; P. O. box KV stage and still claims the center of the of Lahaina at baseball by a score of 21 living at Waiakea is thoroughly in will be finally settled when he reaches I all other things whether of a social or to 5. Brown's arm of "La- - Seattle. One thing positively settled INSURANCE. L.et Pitcher the love with his wife. It is doubtful o gave out. by Mr. Mayer, is he will recom- !HB MUTUAL LIFE IN8URAMCB economic nature are playing secondary hainas" that whether any other wife in Hilo is as mend Hilo over any other place in the CO. OF NEW YORK. OR most parts as as th' Mrs. J. P. Cooke and children are at and inferior far Olinda House and Mr. and Mrs. W. d. intensely loved by her lord and master Islands for the location of a mill. B. B. ROSE, Agent, . . . Honor!. general public is concerned. "Idlewild." as is this selfsame Mrs. Sugimura. Mr. Tribune. Aiken are at MUSICIANS. The Republican nominees and pol 1x1- - Miss Cameron, of California, the sis- Sugimura Is also a lover of truth. He CATCHING MACKEREL AGAIN. ter of Mrs. Charles Bailey, is visiting COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Lov Ud . cal speakers who have been touring especially admires this virtue in his Ben Macy, a resident of the islands are at Maunaolu Seminary of Paia. for many years, was in Hilo week Fort St. Its methods the result Lease East Maul during the past week have spouse. At any rate, he makes an abnor- last of 30 years' experience In teacMag. Saturday evening, Oct. 11th, the for the first time in eighteen months. been most successful and if reports are give mal sacrifice every time his better half "Morning Star" baseball club will While on a tour of inspection to the PHYSICIANS. The following desirable, properties true, have broken into and conquered a "musicale," followed by a ball at the is guilty of a lapse from the verities. wholesale fishmarket Mr. Macy found a upon moderate terms: DR. J. B. DB FARIA. (lfcirs.aa.) several "Home Rule" strongholds. Knights of Pythias hall, WailUku. This The Sugimura household has recently fine specimen of Eastern mackerel that 1 S brand new and modern cottages festivity is undoubted in celebration had been caught outside the harbor. Physician, Surgeon and Obstetrteian. Tuesday evening, Sept. 30th, the Re been rent with internal dissension, Office residence, Metrop4t bUd-In-g, on Beretania street west of Piikoi of their winning of the baseball ch; i Upon inquiry he learned that it was and street. publicans held an enthusiastic rally pionship. growing out of jealousies and misun-- one of several that had recently been Alakea St Office hoars: rrom 8:30 to 10 a, m.; 2 to 4 and 7 fts I . m. t Cottage on South street near Queen and mass meeting in Hana church, 130 Attorney Geo. Hons of Wailuku derstandings. The husband seems to: delivered at the market. Tears ago this -- species was plentiful fisher- treet. count. much improved In health while at Col ha ,e had reasons to believe that his here and Nau-an- voters being present by actual men went out to sea in DR. T. M.TAMURA. Office, 1433 u 4 2 Cottages on Chamberlain street orado Springs. His many friends are ouse been to several miles 152; 1 4 m. Through the courtesy of Manager K. IV had untruthful him. order, to secure them. In St Tel. White U f. sear Queen street. pleased to . hear such good reports of the bait for and to 7:30. S. plantation,! a lit e therefore wrote her a sweet note time mackerel disappeared entirely and R Orpheum on Gjerdrum of Hana him. . Store In block Fort inclosing his finger which he had is recently reappeared. street train conveyed the Ulalno people tofthe Judge J. W. Kalua naturalized forty-on- e little It but that they DR. W. L. MOORE. Office w4t Dr. neathf off Herald. 6 Land of the area of one acre, sit- meeting and home again. ' aliens during the last term of cut with the nieat ax. He Garvin, 232 Beretania St Offlca kours Hale-kaul- la guilty . KUHIO AT WAIAKEA. , , 10 to 2 and 7:30 to 8:30. Tel. Blaa 8S8L uated on the corner of South' and Mrs. S. Keliinoi, the wife of the rep- court. ofSiiu. told her that she had been of ten streets, and suitable for storage Asst. Manager B. D. Baldwin hies: that he had ten fine-er- s and would There was a very good attendance purposes, or for a building for resentative candidate, extended a cor- - DR. MARY F. BARRY. Office and site nene is spending his vacation in Hok- Lut one off each day until she promised at the Prince Kuhio meeting at Wai- warehouses or factory. . dial invitation to the fair sex to ac- lulu akea last week. The Home Rulers are residence No. 144 Beretania street t0 lie any more- - 7 Building site at Kamoillill, front- company" their husbands, fathers and Prof. A. B. Ingalls of Punahou is visHn0t strong at Waiakea and they were re- Tel. Blue 482. ing on proposed extension of Rapid iting in Kula and Makawao. j Unfortunately, the husband got drunk luctant to come into the hall when the brothers to the meeting, promising a Physician and Bar- Transit to Kalmuki, area one acre. The Knights of Pythias of Wailuku oh the second day and was run in by doors were opened. With the assistance DR. J. UCHIDA. 8 av- dance as an inducement, after the of few geon; office, Beretania. between Fori Three building lots on Kaaihee will hold their regular meeting to- the sleepless Captain Jim Morris the attention of a office enue and opposite Experimental very Lake. His finger was in a and Nuuanu streets; hours, I t the speaking was finished. Hence a night. attracted and short time the 12 m., 7 to 8 p. m.; TeL 1211 MaklkL cutting program was temporarily inter- fill- a. Wait. Station at large crowd, numbering 350 men and Wednesday, the 1st, Wm. White's meeting house was reasonably well 9 land Manoa Pauoa. rupted. He paid his fine Wednesday ed.. Kuhio and Desha made good ad- Taro at and women, was in attendance and heartily saloon in Lahaina was closed until the TYPEWRITERS. was expects to and is free to continue the amputation dresses and it is believed they made an It Rice land at Alea. Ewa. applauded the eloquence of Messrs. S. license renewed. He impression on their hearers. Herald. FOR SALE and rent at C. A. Ofcwaa, Also other lands suitable for agricul- open again very soon. of his digits. Union St, opposite Facile OTw. 881 tural and other purposes In different Keliinoi, Philip Pali, L. von Tempsky, Weather Pleasant and dry. Madame Sugimura precipitated Ihe MAKING GUAVA JELLY IN PUNA. " parts of this Island. Keawehaku, W. P. Haia, J. H. S. Ka-- whole campaign of vivisection by in- Puna district has developed another NOTICE. sisting that she would live in wholesale industry and now, in addi- ." leo, D. H. Kahaulelio and others. Rev. (From the Maui News.) rather Apply to Honolulu than Hilo. The husband, loyal tion to furnishing the world with spark- PERSONS needlng.or knowing of thos S. Kapu presided. The Republican WAILUKU, Maui, Oct. 4. Twenty to who do need, protection from physi- to the Crescent city proposes to stay ling Volcano "water will also supply it cal or moral injury, which they are lapiolani Estate, Ltd. stringed band received encore after en- five: But it did not look much that here in pieces if he cannot remain with guava jelly by the carload. not able to obtain for themselves, core. The dance in the school house way during the first four innings played whole. The Hawaiian Guava Packing Corn- - may consult the Legal Protection Deputy pany Anti-Salo- on between the tossers Sheriff Overend has digit No. has a lease on a tract of Puna Committee of the after the meeting was much enjoyed. married ball of 1 preserved in alcohol, a grewsome bit land four by two miles In extent. This League, 9 Mclntyre building. W. H. Painter At Kipahulu, Wednesday evening, WaUuku and Lahaina at Kllohana of testimony to the love of truth and i land is covered with a dense growth RICE, Supt ttH Ming the Oct. 1st, another very successful meet Park, Lahaina, last Sunday. loyalty to Hilo. Tribune. of guava bushes which yield In abun- Four large round goose eggs were HEAVY EARTHQUAKE. dance. Has added to his Shop a large ir.g was held by the same political Paint up 6:13 ex- Under the management of F. J. Chap- Pacific Transfer Co. workers. It is stated that here the chalked against the Wailukus dur- At Sunday morning Hilo stock of ing perienced the heaviest earthquake man, a plant for the manufacture of Jas. H. Lovff, Manager. most prominent Home Ruler of Kipa- the first four inning3 during which the Lahainas shake that has been felt here during the guava jelly has been Installed. Opera hulu openly adopted the principles of scored two runs. Then past six years. Its duration was about tions will be begun this week. The WALL something happened, Republicanism and that most of the Maxwell of the four seconds and the course from present capacity of the establishment is' Wailukus found pitcher to Instances are 200 dozen Jars of jelly per month. Tri-- j Office, King St., opposite Nw citizens in the locality will follow him Brown of the northeast southwest. Lahainas and batted the sphere reported of damaged bric-a-br- ac and bune. Young Block. PAPER party. almost Also an Experienced Paper Hanger as and abandon the Home Rule over to Lanai, bringing two men crockery, but nothing more serious. At BETTER PRICES FOR COFFEE. If this report is true, the Republicans triumphantly across the home place, the residence of LeBaron Gurney in he L. Co. salesman, who will be pleased to give This pieces very - Turner received returns Grand Tournament at have won an important victory. Thurs- broke the spell giving Wailukus Puueo several of old crock iocf Q t nn Information about Paper Hanging and courage, and they Brown, day evening at Kaupo they had the batted whose of coffee to San Francisco for which a Decorating. In heirloom, were thrown to the ground price of nineteen centstta pound was. BOWLING PARLORS same success. They now claim both (Continued on Page 12.) and broken. Manager Waldron Competent sa3 obtained. This shipment was from Paper Hangers of these Home Rule strongholds. selected hand picked coffee and merely employed and always on hand. Yesterday this 'same party of poli- 4 shows what the best Hawaiian product MMM will bring. The same consignors have PINO F0?M Reasonable Prices. ticians addressed the people of Ulupa-laku- a t hitherto received from 10 cents to 15Vi ft DID STAND, and in the evening talked to the cents for coffees with which less pains cents SAME UNION STREET SHAVING( 15 citizens of Makena. Today they hold t was taken. AT THE NEWS NOTES. Bro-Man-Gel-- On, meetings in Kula. By the "Claudine" of Sept. 30th the The survey line of the Hllo-Koha- la Pantheon Shaving Parlora. cum MEN Wai-anuen- ue O. railway takes In the old wharf at Jell-- Republican politicians, S. E. CHAS. HUMMEL. Junket Table's, Messrs. Lame Backs. With WeaK Nerves. street. Manager. Flaked Rice, Kalama, Joel Nakaieta, John Kalino, vit John Watt, manager of Honokaa Su- HO. Crlspe, E. M. Hanuna, and Edgar Morton, re- With Rheumatism. With Lost' Vitality gar Company, is expected to return Bis-K- it, October 20. H. O. Mo-lok- from Scotland about turned to Lahalna from a tour, of al. FOR SA1M OR High Tea, With all those signs which tell R. L. Scott la receiving considerable Vanilla Bars. That same evening they held a a man he is breaking down, los- encouragement in hla hotel project t RENT Fig mass meeting in Lahaina. E. M. Ha- ing his grip. the remedy I E. Bashaw, one of the pioneer Oiaa Bars. I have ' nuna of Hana, during the campaign, gives back snap, -- cotTee planters, Is here from SeattleA dition on young street near Alexander. Cracknel's which that f Dewey Ginger has gained quite a reputation as youth. My cures Steam issuing from the Crate fl00r-La- rge double parlors, Cakes a hu fire and vim of plainly Flrst morist. At Kalaupapa he kept the sell my belt They prove what on Mauna Loa is visible from d5n, r 2 bedroomt, batn an(i large present say xieaau. crowd in a roar of laugh- I about it prominent Honolulu kitchen. J. E.OOSAS ter during his Fred West, a Second floor 5 bedrooms and GROCERY. whole address. He has Waianae, Oahu, H. T. Jan. 27, 1902. Elk, and for the past two years cashier larfe. been named "Mark by po- Dr. M. G. McLatghlis. hall. 2312. Beretania and Emma Twain" his you postal money order department Tel. Bkie Sts litical companions. Dear Sir: I am writing to let of the floor Large finished The Republican know that I have greatly benefited by t at the capital, is in Hilo and may re- Third attic. candidates state they are conducting a the use of your belt. I can honestly say main permanently. ' House has wide lanai, cool and shady, gentlemanly campaign, devoid of per- that it is worth its weight in gold. I servants' quarters, stable, carriage Theosophical Society have recommended it to several parties The building formerly used by Hack- sonalities. In speaking of Home Rul- here, and also to some in Honolulu. feld & Co. as a store at Mountain View house and large stable yard. ers they criticize what has been done Yours very truly. has been torn down. Foundations are Fine lawn and all buildings In good by them and recall to they ALEX. repair. KIR. THOMAS PRIME mind what go. My being laid for the Olaa plantation store have not done. A man is like a steam engine. It takes steam to make him next to the railroad station. Lot 73x140. Price $5250. Will Lecture on The Home Rulers are conducting a belt pumps that steam into him. A delegation of Elks were at the Kent $50 per month. "still hunt." They are going about That's how it makes so many old men feel young. on of Bishop Restar-- j 70 years old, wharf the arrival Man Lives Many Lives quietly from village to village making Mr. A. Crawford, Pokegama, Ore., says: "I am but lck last night and gave him a cordial! but little stir. your belt has made me feel like 35." welcome to Hilo. So the lodge has; COTTAGE FOR you vigor in it after far Thursday. Oct- - 8 P. M. Rumor has Try it, you weak men; will find youth and planned to give the bishop a 9. 1902. it that the Democrats will " formal: SALE put a everything else fails. reception lodge on Mon- -' - At ARION HALL (Back of Opera ticket in the field. The names you my book, free, at the rooms On Young St.. near Alexander. Par- mentioned are La- Call and test It, free, or I will send illustrated - House.) John Richardson of you aal n.igt- lor, dining room, 5 bedrooms, bath and A cordial welcome extended to all. haina for senator; Adam Forsyth of if will enclose this ad. J. Bryant, who is in Hilo with the open 3:30 p. m. kltcnen ' Library Fridays at Kula, W. S. Maule of Waihee, Thos. object of arranging a fight for Mr. Billy; f , rool and ; ww Clark of Wailuku. and Naki of Molokai HcLAUGHLINrs-"f- Woods of Honolulu, finds he cannot find t....v DR. H. G. 1' good so pleasant MART D. HENDRICKS. for representatives. They have also re- a local man to meet Woods T IK t in Twlr,n tOQAA i """"" President. Aloha Branch. T. 8. quested W. H. Cornwell, T. B. Lyons ITever Sold, "b 2D3ru.gr Stores cr has arranged a contest between Spider 'I and J. L. Coke to be candidates, but Jackson of Honolulu and Joe Decker of- Enquire at city to 11th. . . these gentlemen have positively refus- this take place October m fi s W. C. Achi & Co. ed. The Democrats have been diligent- MHHHHHHtMM44MH'H"Ht C. H. Kluegel is acting superintend-- ; I CUIOrQ Csi LnflKP. Lin. ly seeking a man to run. ent of the Hilo Railroad in the interim' REAL ESTATE DEALERS. Hana and! FORT STREET. TO Chairman W. F. Pogue of the Dis- between the going of Mr. Dennison t HOUSES RENT, coming Lam-- .1 Etc., Etc. trict Republican Committee received a the of Mr. Lambert. Mr. i NOTICE. Etc.. bert is expected home on the next En- -j Office orner King and Maunakea. wireless message from Prince Cupid in M-B:C-BEE- RS terprise. Mr. Kluegel says the order. i Phone Main 123. Hawaii which stated that he would go EXPERIENCED CHINESE COOKS, for the steel bridges, to be used In the i vard-me- n , no ford VimisA servants, and . directly to Honolulu to register i and uptown extension Is being filled in the ' ppr!,nn. reouirinip th above I that next "Wednesday he would come lah YOU MUST REGISTER IF YOU So Oood East as rapidly as possible and that pjease inquire at The Hawaiian Chinese ... None i TO VOTE. A FORMER to Maui to make a complete tour of Guaranteed Pure. un- - EXPECT SOLD E VCR Y WHERE. when they arrive it win not be long jfews" Office. No. 18 King St, between I REGISTRY DOES NOT COUNT. Maui and Molokai. Republicans are til the extension is built. Nuuanu and Smith Sts. C63 COMMERCIAL ADVERTISED. HONOLULU. UClUliHK b. ioox , 10 i l

Received Per "SIERRA" S. S. PING PONG The iflcCully Land Co., Ltd AMY TURNER COMPETING LINE BALLS Are now offering lots in . above traet on ARRIVES IN PORT OF STEAMSHIPS r Fire different styles of Luckenbachs of New York to Op- i Low heel Buggies at Con Rackets. Easy Terms Vessel Engaged in San Francisco. pose American-Hawaiia- n Lots are 60 x 120. Rapid Hilo Trade Brings I Newest PING PONG and Canto Here. Company. TO dispose of our stock of Low Whed Transit on King Street se Seta at all prices. by way of McCully Street Rubber Tired Buggies, we will l The bark Amy Turner arrived in Ho- According to information received to Waikiki. Artesian i them at cost. nolulu yesterday afternoon after yesterday a new line of freight steam-er- a ! harbor Water. an absence of two years from this port. will be put on the route connecting PICK 0P3 PICK DPS She came down from San Francisco in this port with New York by the Luck Former Prices $160. Now $125. For prices and terms ap- sixteen days. , enbachs of New York, well known in 11 175. 135. ply at the office of the Old Captain Warland ,1s still in com- shipping circles on the Atlantic coast. " " mand of Turner and it is said that ' ' E. W. company, .' '. the While the local agents, Alfred H. Post " " 200. 160. for Jordan's he would not leave this well cared & Co., have received no intimation that even if offered the command of the ' ' ' ' bark new company com- 250. 200. Judd Bldg. The vessel has been the will enter into " 204 finest vessel afloat. running in the Saa Francisco-Hil- o petition with the American-Hawaiia- n No. 10 STORE. trade but of late has found that trade Steamship Company for business on Note these figures Nothing like them were offered before. cargoes n, Good could be G-ilma- unprofitable. the long route, the natural presump- Substantial reductions on all other vehicles. FORT STREET. Chas. H. secured on the outward trip to Hilo, but is will no spe- Harness, Whips, etc. likewise reduced. Treasurer. very little could be got for the home tion that the lines make to play journey. cial effort into each other's "On this trip to Honolulu she is plumb hands. Like the American-Hawaiia- n company, give full of general merchandise and on deck the Luckenbachs will The Flew Books has a load of fence posts and several their whole attention to the freight crates of glass for the Young Build- business, which has been found profit- able by the American-Hawaiian- 's big That Are IBein? Talked ing. & Co., Ltd Captain Warland is known as a good new steamships. They have done so Pacific Vehicle Supply About ) navigator and also handles his vessel well, in fact, since going on the route I some ago, sailing ships Beretania St., Near Fort. "A Speckled Bird" By Augusta Evans very carefully, sticking to the old cus- months that the Wllsoa. tom of sending a man aloft at sunset have abandoned the business pf carry 1 t "Ranson's- - Folly" By Richard Harding each evening to see before darkness sets ing freight regularly between the chief

Deria in . If there is any vessel in distress in ports of the Atlantic and Pacific. "Bylew By Geo. TV. Cable. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Hill" iiEWAill) sight. made his trip from Hilo The Luckenbach's first steamer, the t ft t H M.HM "Olympian Nights" By Jno. K. Bangs. He last rttMMH "The Tirglnian" By Owen Wister. to San Francisco in the very good time K. L. Luckenbach, recently completed "The Leopard's Spots" By Thos. Dix-J- r. of fourteen days. Mrs. Warland at Sparrow point, is said to have a the Captain. gross tonnage of 10,000, with a capacity V "Dorothy By Eggleston. WAN ati'ama. South' 7500 freight, is "Decethy Vernon" By Majors.. for tons of and she Genuine Article "The Eentons" By Dean Howells. For our new etoTe (the comer Coast Shipping Notes. scheduled to leave New York for. this t "The Blazed Trail" By S. Edward lately vacated by the Hobron The bark Rhoderick Dhu from Hilo port on October 20th. It is reported Sold at lowest prices. Call and see pur stock at White. Drug Co. We will pay the Bum arrived at San Francisco on Sept. 25th that other steamers controlled by the All these, with many others, Just of TEN DOLLARS for a good a twenty-eig- ht days' passage. new company will leave New York &3 itrestlng, can be had at after name. Blanks for submitting oil-burn- er .at every One of A The Nevadan arrived thirty days thereafter. THE your choice of name can be pro- San Francisco on Sept. 2oth after an these vessels, the J. L. Luckenbach, of King to & Cooke. cured at our Soda Fountain eight and a half days' passage from 2465 tons register, was formerly the Street, next Castle of a five Counter Every buyer Honolulu. Hamburg-America- n steamer Saale, Golden Rule Bazaar cent glass of our "JBe Soda B. Johnson, sailed M 4 ' ' The bark W. Flint, which was damaged by the great fire at on will be pre- Water Earth" from San Francisco for Honolulu and the Hoboken docks some months ago. ISO sented with blank. of- Emma Street, near Vineyard. PHONE BLUE 1S7J a Drink Makaweli on Sept. 25th. line Is the Julia Luck ,1 ten and Guess often, its an easy Another of the The bark C. D. Bryant arrived at 2337 formerly the Aus- Street. way to make TEN DOLLARS. enbach, of tons, HAWAIIAN OODA WORKO San Francisco on September 26th after trian steamer Styrla. Neitherjf these a twenty-si- x day passage from Hono steamers compare in size with the A- - OUR SODA WATER WALL, NICHOLSCO. LTD. lulu. KJ merican-Hawaiia- n company's big IS ALWAYS SPARKLING AND DELICIOUS. You will know it Is ours Mary WInkleman The barkentine ar freighters, all of which are of over 5000 without looking at the label, because it is always the same, never flat or PS - rived at Astoria fronts Honolulu on J O A Confectionery, Ice cream and tons net register. They include the S , 8oda-at- r Sept. 25th. Department. Oregonian, now here, and the Ameri- & The German bark Gerda from Ho Corner, Fort King Streets. can, Hawaiian, Californian, Alaskan, nolulu arrived at Eureka on Sept 26th. Triangle Grocery Store Arixonan and Texan, the last three be llONBRAW The schooner Metha Nelson from Hilo Corner of King and South Street. we use as a sweetener ing of over 10,000 tons capacity. That's what arrived at Portland on Sept. 26th. Telephone White 309L TRADE MARK American-Hawaiia- n Company er vax goods. The German ship Gertrud from Ho- The possesses an advantage over the new Groceries and Provisions nolulu reached Port Townsend on-Se-pt. in Pure Cane Sugar 26th. line in having profitable contracts transportation of sugar Golden Gate Flour Visitors on the Warterf ront. Hawaii for the We io not use saccharine. cargoes on the return trips to New Libby'a Brand Meats Cormoran and The German cruiser York, which is explained by the fact Best Kona Coffee cable ship Anglia vied with ' the British that some of the principal stockholders Choice Creamery Butter I I Soda Water Works each other on Sunday in attracting itstiff Ccnoliflated of the company are interested in the ill' Ping Pong Eye" visitors. Many people went out in 1 1 1 a Company, Ltd. "The island plantations. The hold these big Goods delivered to any part of i hihiliilt boats and launches during the day and i t 1 ? 1 I jj 71. "We have the ping pong wrist, the freighters have secured in this business il i Telephone Main evening to inspect cruiser and were the city. 1 1 pong ping pong back, the . ' 601 street. ping ankle, the has, in fact, worked so much to the dis- ip mm Works Fort and now comes ping pong eye. In hospitably received on board, while at m the sailing vessel companies fact, it is and has been the rapid move- cable ship there was a steady advantage of the steps to ment of the eyes which has made this stream of visitors who were anxious to that the latter have taken Chan & Co seemingly simple game so --fatiguing. save ing Wo learn in a few minutes what it has build additional ships in order to While the muscles of the arms and legs transportation contracts that they may some extent, - is taken cable men years of hard work to the be wearied to it years. Francisco the eye and brain which are exhausted find out. For Instance there was a man have held for San 3ay JTurnltur, PP lilllliifjp' in ping po:ag. with a camera trying to. get pictures Chronicle. Clears and Tobacco, optical defect, Let us correct your of the cable coiled in the dark tanks CinM and Jap&neM Tcaa, and no serious trouble will ensue, with of the hold. Another wished to know Beached China in Safety. Crockery, Mattlnn, 1 iiHillii :.; reasonable use of your eyes. Vaiea, Camphorwoo Triti ii if officers had to pay for the privilege The lumber schooner Fred J. Woods, Rattan Chair. of sailing on such a fine vessel. Every which put into Honolulu sometime ago SA.TINS o Dart of the steamer was thoroughly of the murder of Captain SILKS AND The famous "Lion Brand" A. N. Sanford, because U. S. ransacked by the visitors. Jacobsen at sea, has arrived safely at OV AXJ. KINDS. shirts manufactured by the Cl-X- W.T nowtxacg Manufacturing Optician. Bark Struck by Lightning. her destination, Kiao Chow, China. ll NlUK Shirt and Collar Co., are Boston Building. Fort Street. The Italian bark Dora had some Mate Meyer took charge of the vessel offered by May & Co. Over experiences on voyage here and took her safely to China. The BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS Ltd, aueer a from The Yon Hamm-Youn- g Co,, Newcastle to San Francisco. She was trial of the alleged murderer, the Jap NOLTB, Proprietor. Use Pacheco's Dandruff Killer ninety-nin- e days on the passage and cabin boy, is yet to be held but the H. J. Queen Street . Lando. will come the Federal Grand : Fert Street. Opposite Wilder 4c Ce. prices will surprise Bickly J. had a cargo of coal. On June 23rd in case before at that Tor lifeless, uneven and hair. rntlT-CLAS-S LUNCHES BERVID, keeps Bcalp clean and free from 31 157 a storm Jury on October lbth. pleate you. It the New Lines of latitude North and East With Tea. Coffee, Sod Water, raging some time Paeheco's Dandruff Killer. For sale that had been for Doric Balled Saturday. Ginger Ale or Milk. Light- fey all Druggists and at the Union Bar- turned into an electric display. The Doric did not berth at the Pacific Gyea from T ft. m. to II p. a. Shop. 232. ker Tel. Main L0THING ning struck the main topgallant mast Mail wharf until after seven o'clock on ytRekr Reauleltee a Specialty Now that vacation's over SHIRTS and this fell to the deck carrying yards Saturday morning. She had a large you'll find dust has accumu- All AH ENGINEERING AND and sails. The man at the wheel was number of through passengers includ- The Pacific Hotel lated during your stay in the thrown to the deck by the force of the TIES and ing eight missionary families bound for ITS Union St., Opp. Paelfle Club. country. C0HSTROCT10H CO. bolt but recovered quickly. The cap- ports. Sh"e 4,400 write us for a HATS various Oriental had Newly furnished Rooms, mosquito-proo-f, Telephone or tain and crew feared for sometime that tons of freight and $250,000 worth of sil- electric lights, hot and cold wa- duster or brush. We have be lost. ter. First-clas- s Table Board. 508-51- 0 the vessel would in She left for the description. Hooms Stangenwald Bldg. TRUNKS and YALISES ver bullion transit. MRS. HANA. Proprietor. them of every Made a Record Voyage. Orient shortly before six oTclock on Sat Dusters Brushes The British bark Linlithgowshire has urday evening. HGMER3 AHO CONTRACTORS. FINE PASTURAGE. Picture' Wall just completed a record voyage from Temporary Wharf Destroyed Parlor Ceilinjf - - 2 STORES Melbourne to Port Townsend, the time Horses and cattle pastured close to Carriage Furniture Box 537. Phone Main 50. 152-15- A temporary wharf at Papaikou was 4 rear Union Hotel street, occupied being only fifty-thre- e days. Honolulu, 300 acre run; for terms, etc., in Floor ai)d King. smashed down by a heavy sea last Window Fort Street, near The bark made the voyage by way of apply to room 608 Stangenwald bulld- - ostrich Hawaii Sliinpo Sha Monday. Several large pieces of Pa or Carpet the Tahiti route. She had strong trades paikou mill machinery and fifteen na - l1 turkey Paiaifiter DRS. DAY & WOOD heavy through the islands, southeasters tives and Japanese were precipitated feathers Silver 166 Beretania Street. Cat Glass THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT-ln- s and northeasters, and strong squalls. into the water. No one was injured. office. The publisher of Hawaii brushes, .but Chinpo, the only daily Japanese paper Trying to Beat the Crimps. The machinery was subsequently re 184 N. Hotel and Not cheap - published in the Territory of Hawaii office: hocbs The German ship Peter Rickmers, covered and brought to Honolulu by the 163 8. King St. good ones. C. SHIOZAWA, Proprleter ( grain, being helJ up steamer Helene. is to be repaired T. SOGA. Editor. DR. DAY DR. WOOD loaded with is at it Cycles Exchanged, Repaired,' Bought Portland by crimps who demand that here. Editorial and Printing Office 1IM 10 a. m. to 2 p.m. 9 to 11 a. m. and Sold, Prices Reasonable, Smith St., above King. P. O. Box 117 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. 2 to i p. m. $S5 be given to them for every sailor To Command City of Peking. & CO. Telephone Main $7. 7:30 to 830 p. m. LEW5S taken on board the vessel. An effort is Among the passengers on the S. S. THE GROCER. Telephone Blue 991. being made to break this combine by WaYerley Shaving Parlors Doric which called at Honolulu on Sat- Two Telephon-2- 0 & Q. YEE HOP &C0 sending men from the sailors' home at urday was Captain Pillsbury who is on, Corner Bethel and Hotel Streets, San Francisco. FORT STREET. E. R. BATH, Plumber his way to Kobe to bring back the dis- MRS. D. W. ROACH. ! TfAHIKINFI MEAT MARKET Located at 165 King St., New Hilo Wharf. abled steamer City of Peking. CHAS. A. BIDINGER, And Grocery. ' Proprietor!. Opposite Young Bldg. Work has been commenced on the mfi ! H&lf-ton- e and lnco eut. TELEPHONE VAIN 61. construction of the new Hilo wharf, YOU MUST TP YOU FTTTM AND VEGETABLES. REGISTER Daily Advertiser, delivered by earrier the Garette office. IT yon " faKretanl which will be erected near the Kinau TO VOTE. A . vH "Of Street, corner Alakea. Agent tor the Celeteratei Douglas EXP T FORMER any 71 you .tir PhoM Blue 51L ' to part of the city for cents phrtograpn hjj wharf. REGISTRY DOES NOT COUNT. month. PAWAA PAWAA PAWAA PAWAA PAWAA PAWAA-PAWAA-PAW- AA THE BISHOP & CO., BANKERS ESTATE 5 1858. Hawaii ESTASLI8HED IN Hartlaslli's Gold Medal Bank of H CIV 1! f JWU I LIMITED. i Banking Department. :o:-- of the Incorporated tinder the Laws department N COURT Territory of HawalL Transact buslnew In all And moderate terms, will secure the prettiest home in Ho- Apple Cider of banking. . Collections carefully attended t. I' nolulu for only $3,000. Coolest place in the Pacific Paid-U- p Capital . $600,CC Exchange bought and sold. . 200,000 Ocean, free from Surplus . . i . 35,000 G. A. Brown Asks Sach Cider cannot too Ucdfrttcd Profits rn atifl Travelers Letters of highly rrtl I advertised Its purity on Bank of California Credit issued the 0 and delightful taste speaks M. & sons, lean and N. Rothschild non-alcohol- For Injunction rirei for i'.self. is ic AND DIRECTORS. OFFICERS Correspondents: The Bank of Califor- 35 It Charles M. Cooke PreSS Banking Co. of Syd- and contains no injurious pre- vice nia, Commercial id ney, Ltd- -, London. Order. Jlslies servatives of any nature. SSSv::..v... ! r Its medicinal properties can- VC Atherton...... Assiatant Cashier Five artistic buildings now in the course of H. Waterbouae. F. W. ISacSarlanft, not be disregarded, and for McCanfiiw and erection. v Two to start next week. Magnificent 3 D. Tenney. J. A. TYrarta and amnio tr&ngfers on China view. children, nothing is . better C. H. Atherton. and Japan through the Hongkong and CANNOT LEAVE than this pure, cooling drink. BhoTiffmi "Runt! nor Corsoratlon ana Electric cars run on either side of this tract P--4 Sold by single quart bottle, De- Chartered Bank of India, Australia and TERR5TORY every 5 minutes lO Commercial and Savings Gain. THE minutes to Fort Street. Don't 35cts. partments. miss this Opportunity wherein you can make your Per Dozen Quarts . . . $4.00 Him rent pay for a home. Call and see Strict attention given to all Tn teres Allowed on term deposits at Stockholders Attempt to Oust Banking. the following rates per annum, vis: branches of Seven days' uouce, at z per cwm, as Manager by Adoption Three months, at S per cent. . Street Six months, at 1 per cent. ofBy-Law-s. W. M. CM1PBELL, Fort months, at 4 per cent. HOFFSGHLAEGER CO Twelve For further particulars, or my special agent, ! Trust Department. ThgYoMGiDaSDeeie bqqk Ud The troubles of the John Ii Estate LIMITED. Act as trustees under mortgagee. have been taken into the courts. Fail- Manage estates, real and personal. ' Collect rents and dividends. ing to secure an amendment to the King near Bethel. Va.iua.ble naners. wills, bonds, at., charter by which it was sought to oust retelved for safe keeping. A. Brown as manager of the estate, PAWAA PAWAA PAWAA PAWAA PAWAA PAWAA PAWAA PAWAA 24,000,000 C SnfescrM, Capital, lea Accountant Department. the remaining stockholders sought to OCOOCX3COCXX360CJCXOCX30 A. F3. Jp - Yen 18,000,000 adoption GURREY, Pali Dp Capital, Auditors for corporations and pri limit Brown's powers by the vate firms. ' of a number of by-la- to the con - . Yea 8,710,000 - Ksscrred Fnad, Rnnin pmmlp- i and renorted on. stitution. Saturday morning an injunc Hotel and Statements of affairs prepared. NEW SHIPMENT OF Alike Sti. HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. Trustees on nanKrupt or idsoiv i - tion was asked by C. A. Brown against Interested Allowed. tates. the remaining members of the corpora- 124 On fixed deposit for 13 months, 4 per Offlcs, Bethel street. tion to prevent them from putting these cent per annum. Savings Department. by-la- into effect, and claiming that 6 months, 3 per Pa! Decoroiions On fixed deposit for s4 flow they were illegal and void. cent per an m. Denosits reiv4 lntarei Desianad and deposit for 3 months, 3 per ed at iV per tent M. ia ac- The suit which was filed by T. I. Dil- On fixed r a gulatlons, cent per annum. cordance with rales lon, Magoon & Peters and Hatch & mm cm for col- conies of which may be obtained on The Sank buys and receives Silliman is entitled C. A. Brown vs. of Exchange, issues drafts application. lection Bills a Alfred W. Carter, Alfred W. Carter and Letters of Credit, and transacts Insurance Department; good banking business. Trustee for Irene Ii Holloway, George Ii RECEIVED. The. uniform quality has finennon Given ceneral Arr-n- t for FIRE. MARINE. LIFE. ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS' LIA Brown and Francis Hyde Brown; Irene sustained their reputation, quickly gained, as io Framino o! Specie Bank BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES. Ii Holloway, George Ii Brown, an in- Branch cf Yokohama Insurance offlee, 24 Bethel street. New Republic building, Honolulu, H. T. fant, Francis Hyde Brown, an infant, and the John Ii Estate, Limited. Bill i'V.. Claus Spreckels, Wm. G. Irwin. BS3 ES33 for Injunction. The Nick' I ess The petition recites that in the year Cigar & G3 Trade Class Spreckels Co., Bankers p3 1886 plaintiff was married to Irene Ii M . ti n m a one of said defendants, now Irene Ii HONOLULU, H. T. 11 V ii ml ei m Holloway, Two children, also defend- IN THE MARKET THE eaii ts At BAN FRANCISCO AGENTS - 11 ants, were born of the union. the NATIONAL BANK OF if NEVADA ta ti time of the marriage Irene Ii was pos :o:-- Speaking Likenesses SAN FRANCISCO. H sessed of certain property in the island ii DRAW EXCHANGE ON ti of Oahu, now held by the Ii Estate, and We like to have people com Nevada Na- 13 BAN FRANCISCO The 11 that by virtue of the marriage the right tional Bank of San Francisco. to the custody of the property became pare our photographs with those LONDON-Th- e Union Bank of London, gj vested in her husband, C. A. Brown. made in other galleries. We know mm mmm mm H. INSURANCE!mmm & O., En H Hackfeld YORKAmerlcan Exchange Na- El pur NEW On the 3rd day of July for the the result of such a comparison. tional Bank. poses conveniently managing CHICAGO Merchants' National Bank. A plain propositi 3n. For a of more property, plaintiff his wife PARIS Credit Lyonnals. given price we insure you the and OUR PHOTOGRAPHS BERLIN Dresdener Bank. joined in a deed of trust to Henry Sole Agents for the Hawaii Territory. HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA against loss. You take no Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Holmes, conveying the property to the SPEAK FOR US. Corporation. ' chances. We do what we Ii Estate, Limited, which was organ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA agree without fail. That ized for the purpose with a capital of They tell a tale of ability in posing, Bank of New Zealand. - VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank makes you feel safe. $150,000 divided into 1500 shares. Plain- of care in retouching, of excellence North America. tin held 499 shares, Henry Holmes as of British in finishing. The fact is, they are Business Life, v trustee for Irene Ii Brown 499 shares, mSr Transact a General BsniKie.5 Hcuro - I and for Irene Ii Holloway 499 shares, first class in every respect. made on Accident, , Deposits Received, Loans A. Magoon one Henry Approved Security, Commercial and Fire Insurance J. share and Travelers' credits Issued, Bills of Ex- f 1 Holmes one share. Plaintiff was given J. WILLIAMS, change Bought and Sold. and Surety Bonds. tl the position of manager and treasurer, J. one-four- th lilt"" t COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY tl and while he held more than Port Street. Photographer, of the corporation could SJ&A ACCOUNTED FOR. tl the shares of Bast Francisco n not be removed from that position. The PQSH3QQ provided pow charter further that the Is modern Department Store; covering nine of Co.. ers of plaintiff could be limited only by This a tcr C. BREWER & CO., Hawaiian Trot Ltd. floor space, employing from iooo to 2000 people according to tko a three-fourth- 's vote, and he was em LIMITED. !! year. The sixty-fou- r departments sell everything M. R. 923 FORT STREET. powered to collect all money, and have season of th COUNTER mi ftract, Honolulu, H. I. exclusive control of the property. The to eat, drink, wear, us in the home, and for sports and recreation. El says roado a special study of the requirements for the Islani AGENTS FOR petitioner further that he could We have Jeweler and E&B8 not be removed as manager and treas trade. Wm can save you money. Send us a trial order. tttairallaa Agricultural Company, Ono-ca- c urer without his own consent, and "that Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar Silversmith. said rights were powers in the plaintiff Vem Bemk Comyany, Walluku Sugar Company, in recognition of the marital rights in Orft Cd Hake Sugar Company, Ookala Sugar Silk Milcat said property vested in the plaintiff un Ltnmni Work Fiaatatlon Company, Haleakala der and by virtue of the laws of the Steele Etaaca Company, Kapapala Ranch. Mllllnary REPAIRING A Kingdom of Hawaii existing at the time Mtn'M Hats Jewelry floaters' Llneand Shipping Company, of the marriage of the plaintiff to said Watehe Sam Francisco Packets, Chas. Brewer ISIlBilD- Toilet SPECIALTY.-- .: LIMITH- Irene Ii." Petitioner further says that Jtrtletea Camera A Co's Line of Boston Packets. the association is more in the nature of Perfume Cetf Good Snts Boston Board of Underwriters. a limited partnership of a cor Baby Tennl rs. OFFICERS. than Fine Assortment of Sfcgcata for Palladelphla Board of poration, there ieing no provision for Carriage Coed H. P. Baldwin.... President election of officers by a majority vote. Trunk Sheet Muale Hawaiian Jewelry.. tfcasaara Oil Company. J. B. Castle ..First Vice-Presid-ent and since the organization of the com Valise Tobacco W. M. Alexander.Second ' Greeerle Clfar LIST OF OFFICERS: pany there have never been regularly 'Toy Cooke Treasurer by-law- P. adopted any s. Plaintiff then Liquor Fort Street, Love Bldg. C M. Cooke, President; George E. W. O. Smith Secretary says that he being desirous of leavin dUfeertaon, Manager; E. F. Bliaon, George R. Carter .Auditor the Territory for the mainland he as a HeadytO'wear Clothing for Men, Women and Children rcsurer and Secretary; Col. W. . director with J. A. Masroon called a Jtrtltt' Material. Muelcat Instruments, etc., etc Kllaa, Auditor: P. C Jones, H. Water-aroa- a, meeting of the stockholders for Sep 9-- K. Carter, Directors. Sugar Factors tember 9th, at 11 o'clock a. m. Send for free copy of our large general catalogue The Em which contains more than 1000 illustra- PHOTOGRAPHIC iSP Petitioner further complains "That in porlum Economist, order to maliciously harass and injure I. tions of latest fashions, etc. It tells how to shop economic Commission said Charles A. Brown and for the pur ally by mall. PORTRAITS AGENCY OF Merchants pose and with the object of endeavor ing to prevent him leaving the Ter Fine Assortment of ISLAND KEI HIM BAM, LTD AGENTS FOR ritory as aforesaid, and depriving him VIEWS. Send for list. Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co., of rights vested in him under the Ar VINEYARD ST. Haiku Sugar Company, ticles of Association, said A. W. Car did a meeting Ii Irst Class Work Guaranteed Telephne White 1811. Paia Plantation Company, ter call of the John Nahiku Sugar Company, Estate stockholders for ten o'clock" of Banking Ex- Klhel Plantation Company, the same day. This meeting was for Transacts General and by-la- - change Business. Ha Han Sugar Company, the purpose of passing to pre- Kahulul Railroad Company, and vent Brown from leaving the Territory WE- HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO, JAPAN by permission, to declare the position of manager ON Edward May, treasurer and vacant in DRAW EXCHANGE FIRST Emily F. Whitney. case he remained absent for more than NATIONAL BANK, YOKOHAMA. W. B. Flint three "w eeks and to compel an officer EE NT from office. At this meeting Brown pro PHOTCKIRAPHIG CO., $V tested against the by-la- but took no LIMITED- - M Fire Insurance THE FIRST other part in the proceedings, and the MOTT-8MTT- H BLOCK. by-la- were adopted, there being no PIANOS Career Fort ana Hotel Ctraata. second. It fs alleged that the by-la- 1. THE B. F. DILLINGHAM COMPANY LTD. are void being inconsistent with the Agents llilHlSTlie Articles of Incorporation in abridging Just at this time we have a big stock of Rent A General for Hawaii. the powers of the directors and also of Pianos. PRICES RIGHT. $20 Atlas Assurance Company of London OF HAWAII, LTD. the manager. Following this meeting 7 Phoenix Assurance Company of Lon the directors, Brown and Magoon. Belt don. granted -- to the former eight weeks' for New York Underwriters Agency. Capital, tI60,000.6a. leave of absence, but said A. W. Car- Providence Washington Insurance President ..CecU Brown ter, president, controlling a majority of MUSIC CO. $5 mo- BERGSTROM Comnanv. Vice-Presid- ent M. P. Robinson the stock refused to entertain the Phoenix Insurance Company of Brook says de- 11 :t-- Xlden H 1 t Cashier W. G. Cooper tion. Petitioner further that Fort Street, Honolulu. fkt D, to lyn. fendants claim the by-la- to be valid iwr IwltaJ? sanonr) RAAS, Principal Offlte: Corner Fort and fAraatoa to possess u vm ALBERT Manager. King streets. and existing and will enforce them in .ut rprtlMw of. tto xpmi Insurance Department office Fourth case he leaves the Territory. olts bow old br doctor an araa-Ht-a. Floor, Stangenwald building. Plaintiff claims the action of defend- It rlv a Try tron ants is causing him great and Irrepar- oXottrit&r and Is aay rralaU SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and M able loss, and that the by-la- are un- Buad t auaersede other i. Caa USE Intereit allowed tor yearly deposits at lawful, unequal, oppressive and unrea- awaiskoakua k4 from ttoe niidersig-- ed enly; Ha per "77"a.ter NO DI3COUNT. Cfr the rate of 44 cent per annum. sonable. The court is asked for an in- Vclcano Mineral AINT8; ELECTBIO" Rules and regulations upen junction trot. Addre PIERCE furnished to restrain the stockholders From the Springs at Puua CO.. m Post 8t, San rrantce. at Asti' Wines (defendants) from putting by-la- X of application. N the Arrangements have been made to have tr ia fine mineral water fro t Hawaii on recelo t. Best Table Wines in Use. Sold by In execution and for an order restrain- ing defendants from acting in conflict bottled in tnis city at trie all Liquor Dealers. Honolulu Hardware Co., LU, with the rights, powers and duties of -- CLIPPING plaintiff. Is to 2Po unata-lix HORSE The court asked also Xt TELEPHONESodaMAIN 270.Worlts appoint a guardian adlitem for the 4- - Barber Shop km Eariiars, Tisiare, Palots and Gils, Cnjckerj ao The Silent minor children. TER WIS: One Case of IOO Bottles (pints) SS.SO AT (pints) OUR RAZORS are thoroughly elcia GOODS SOLD AT COST X One Case of 50 Bottles 4.25 YOU MUST REGISTER IP YOU Ono Dollar will be made upon FeWra of shipping fected before using. It N. King street, makal side, between rebate f the FERNANDEZ, jNMua.au EXPECT TO VOTE. A FORMER Club Stobloo JOSEPH Pre., an4 Smith streets. reet. PHONE MAIN 1M. Vriinaton Hotel. Hotel Strttf Telephone Mala 383. P. O. Box MS REGISTRY DOES NOT COUNT. MM1 Tort ADVERTISED 12 V PAOFTO COMMERCIAL

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SCIENTIST ON THE WAY MP nil. u. I FURNISHING A HOUSE TO LECTURE TO JAPANESE Few 1 IiLkdTTD, Without Dr. A. T. Keckeler Will Discuss tHe Mental Ready Sciences Before Teachers and Havo in Stock and floney Professors. Facts OEbrforSalo The superiority of the Gur-ne- y Refrigerator is accounted We don't need to know you personally to sell you furniture Dr. Adolphus T. Keckeler, of the As his object is to get out of India be for by the following: fore extremely hot weather comes at-a-ti- the world at large, . though he own to Cin on credit. We will furnish your house complete on our little may stop so as his formal home, is one of on, he cut short his here 1. Cleanliness plan and start you in housekeeping completely fitted out. cinnati that he will be able to get back to Eng and the passengers who stopped over from land for next summer, which .Jn all 2 Free Circulation We bedroom sets of 7 pieces V have handsome for $22.50 and the Doric for a short stay in Honolulu. probability will be spent in research at 3. Economy in the more expensive ones too, of course. How long it will be depends much on Oxford, Roorara what he determines to see, for after a Perhaps the principal work which Dr. use of ice Call on U3 we pleased Keckeler now has on hand is the writ BUILDING PAFX9 are always to show our stock and long station at the Vesuvius observa- C o n ing of a new volume, to be called "The 4. d e n s a tion rXBERVATTvTC FAIN will explain our credit plan to you. tory, volcanoes, in themselves, have Tangibility of Thought." It is along and dry air lost for him some little of the attrac- the lines of the effect of thought on average BOJXJCB AKD BTACX PAD? tion that they hold for the ordinary the convolutions, the workings of the 5. Low INSULTING COMPOUND brain and the general influences of temperature man. higher thinking that the closing efforts ERLDGB AND ROOT PADTO Dr. Keckeler is on his way to Japan of the scientist are given. Dr. Kecke- 6. Freedom from Coy i Co. , to fulfill an old promise and in its do- ler does not look his 65 years, for clean on in- rie Furh ture Ltd. living have spared condensation ing he will appear in a course of lec and right thinking en- ner walls tures before the professors and teach him the ordinary evidences of the Progress Block. Corner Fort and Beretania Streets. croachments of time. . He said yester- 7. ers or the Japanese capital. It was day: "I am devoting my time to work Freedom from REFINED SUGARS, I many years ago pres damage py use that Yamaguchi, for the bettering of mankind, along the the of CuVs and Qranulat4L , ent chief of the public instruction de lines of better thinking. There is so ice picks pStnt partment of island empire, was one much of ill in the world because men otts the permit their minds to rest upon 8- - Proper location of a party who listened to a series of thoughts which are not proper and up- of drip pan Lueol and Ling!. lectures on advanced scientific topics lifting. I am at work along lines which delivered by the scientist in the East. are leading to discoveries as to the 9 Long life STEAM PTP17 fiOVERTIJfy The young Japanese graduated my experi- had workings of the brain, and It is the only refrigerator Patsmt Ilastl IstUsa from Tale and taken special courses ments are developing many facts which Covsrlnjc.Rds at other schools, and his mind was are being good of man- that can be kept absolutely used for the riTTVTTTlTlTTl ready to receive the abstruse proposi kind." pure and clean for all time. IfllJUtflfliis tions advanced by the American. Dr. Keckeler is making his fourth We have over thirty differ- Water-pro- After this the Oriental enthusiast in tour of the world, and while he will of Cold Wafsr TSs ent styles and sizes, and are Inside and outslds, la waits &3 sisted that Dr. Keckeler come to Japan see no hew country during this trip, for selling them on very easy eolonk and he consented, and this trip is being already he has visited every known terms. made in consequence. At Tokio the doc country in the interest of science, he FILTER PRESS tor will deliver a series of lectures, will investigate some phases of mental You will find the samples CLOTH - probably some fifteen or more. His phenomena, and add to the sum of hu- displayed on our second floor. IJbss AHA Jut, principal topic will be the mind and man knowledge of man. Dr. Keckeler thought and from the mental science he is tall and weU built and only suggests TAKE THE ELEVATOR. CEMENT, LIME AND BRICKS will go into anthropological and simi age in the flowing white beard and You are welcome to inspect lar topics, giving some time to consid hair, for his general appearance and these goods whether you are eration of the more intricate subjects quick step is that of a much younger of telepathy and etheric electricity. man. He has spent a lifetime in hard ready or not. After his sojourn in Japan Dr. Keck work, is independent and travels giving AGEMTS FOB eler will go to India, where as well he to younger men the advantage of his will deliver some lectures on the mind thought, only that they may be helped WEaiTERN SUGAR REFININ4I CO. and thought, and will make me in by his experience and learning. While SAN FRANCISCO, CAI ON HAND vestigations which will assist in the re here he will visit the Princess .David W.W. DimQnd&Co, writing of one of his earlier volumes, and the Cunhas, with whom he has dealing phase acquainted. BALDWIN - AND FOR SALE AT with a of mental sc'.ence been long LIMITED. LOCOMOTIVE- OOOOOOOOOOCXDOOOOOC jt jn inn JPA. Sole agents for the ujiima, ruff germ and restores the hair to its Hawaii Territory. POLITICS ON natural softness and abundancy. . UNIVERSAL. MILL Herpicide is now used by thousands Nos. 53, 55 and 57, King St. of NatloasJ rW of people, all satisfied is the ikredder, Naw York. Co., that it HONOLULU. eacock MAUS ISLE most wonderful hair preparation on the market today. a JJMSJrJLJHMU ' LIMITED rtanelsco, CaL i (Continued 9. from Page $ Kalihi Store OHULNDT A CO., arm had probably weakened, most un- flan Franclseo, CaL mercifully, the score board reading- twenty to FIRST CLASS GROCERIES five in favor of the Wailukus Telephone Main 898. p. at the end of the ninth inning, which AT LOWEST PRICES. o. Box SM. was played in a heavy shower of rain, Telephone White 3161. Corner King nnd ff Fi? iHC sympathetic tears perhaps, shed by the Beckley Streets, Kalihi Hawaiian i guardian genius of Lahaina, at the de- Centennials' Best :'?s3J5KrSi' feat of her children. Flour, ore Japanese &iioQ&tie Telephene Eysioi Port Costa Flour, Ballasting Co. 1 1 ymmmm The Wailuku boys are enthusiastic Golden Gate Flour, over the royal welcome and treatment American Biscuit Co.'s Office: USED BY they received at Lahaina, whose people 1018 Smith St., near are Crackers and Cakes, Good Kin. proverbial for their hospitality. A .H. HACKFELD & CO., Hex Brand Meats, Filling In material either return match game is to be played at Hay, coral, ertk i O. R, & Ll CO., Wailuku, Grain and Feed. furnished at a very low pries, O. & SON, probably a week from tomor- as we have B. HALL. row, between the same two teams. Special attention given to prompt and a large stock on hand. HONOLULU IRON WORKS JO. careful delivery of goods. Books On Sunday HONOLULU POST OFFICE. last afternoon a match CONCRETE game was played be- Try our choice Kona Coffee, 2 Sets WORK guaranteed, ail at Wells Park a pound. done at a very low price. tween the Y. M. I.'s and the "Kiss Me-Quic- Some of the latest books of a in won a highly Interesting character, by which the latter by BLACK AND 'soM Electrical Construction Co., Ltd score of ten to four, the team You Need well known authors Just d: WHITE SAND latter Them These rrom 81.50 to JL75 de- being largely composed of " Morning per cubic yard, : Days OLYMPIAN NIGHTS, Bangs. livered. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. Stars, with Jackson in the box and T. Warm - Kruger THE VULTURES, H. D. 1120 Union Street, near Hotel. behind the bat. The battery for Plain Soda, Vichy, Carlsbaad, Merriman. Special low price the Y. M. I. team was N. Kruger in CRUSHED . Tel. Main 315. OUT OF THE WEST, Eliza- ROCK of grades pitcher and J. Garcia catcher. Seltzer, Congress, Lithia and Ger- all from No. 1 to No. man Mineral Water (containing all beth Hlgglns. 5, or rock aand. MORNING STAR CLUB CONCERT. TiE FORTUNES OF OLIV- w ER HORN, Hopklnson 3ST-- the properties of Apolinaris), F. COMMON DRAT, J5.00 per Store 3STew Goods Invitation cards have been issued by manufactured from Smith. day. chemically pure THE ONE Barry LARGE DRAY, 86.00 per day. the Morning Star Club for a musicale water 28 oz. BEFORE, to followed by put up in Syphons, Pain. be a ball, at the Knights SAN FRANCISCO, HONOLULU, of Pythias Hall, Wailuku, on Sat- $1.25 per dcz., 7oc per half doz. THE MAID AT ARMS, R. From Japan next W. Chambers. Direct evening, 11. NEW YORK. urday Oct. THE SHIP OF DREAMS, PRINCE CUPID'S PLANS. The Fountain Soda Weris, Louise Forsslund. A swell line of Silk and PANSONI'S FOLLY, Richard Prince Cupid, who was expected on Harding Davis. Crepe Kimonos, Night Maui by the Claudine, has changed his Sheridan Street. CAfxAIN MACKLIN, Rich- 1. S. Grinbaom & Go, Gowns, plans and gone on to Honolulu, from ard Harding Davis. Screens, all kinds whence he will proceed to Kauai before CHICHESTER'S A PASTEBOARD CROWN. LIMITED. of Tea Sets, etc. he visits Maui. The date of his visit to 'ENHYRQYAL PILLS Clara Morris. Maui is not fixed but will probably im THE SHADOW OF THE eriers CcmmlssIoB kOAr juhuicb. mmt ROPE, Hornung. ni Muts . umrrn mediately follow his trip to Kauai. fII LI f T T7- Maui Jsews. to RED n4 Gold metallic boxes, sealed with 01 ue ribbon. Take soother. Refund I'anceronii HubtltuUona and Imita- YOU tion. Buj of your Drncrut. or nl 4e. ta SOLE AGENTS FOR '! t MUST REGISTER IP YOU n rrt,,ru,nrTetl,1,onlU Fukuroday - i v lur guinea, pi tcitar, ot Pf- - Hawaiian EXPECT TO VOrE. A FORMER t urn Mull. 1 0.OOO Testimonials. 8oM br News Co., Robinsen Block. Phone White 2421. 14 Hotel Street. , 5c REGISTRY DOES NOT COUNT. " this ppr. Madlso tnjuai-E- 1'liH.A-- , Ya BLANCHE BATES - LIMITED CIGAR. NIP IT IN THE BUD. ALL KINDS OF Merchant Street. Reduction Sale PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS First Appearance of Dandruff a Fore- runner of Future Baldness. BRITISH AMERICAN ASSURANC. EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED COMPANY, of Toronto, Ontario. That such is the case has been con- Goodyear liubber Go. Honolulu Iron clusively proven by scientific research. a. E. PHASE, Works Co. Special attention given to consign- PtieBt, ments of Coffee Fine lot of Japanese Curios, also Japanese Prof. Unna, the noted European skin STEAM and Rice. specialist, ENGINES declares that dandruff is the NOTICE goods just received, burrowed-u- p cuticle of the scalp, caus- BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOX, OMAN'S EXCHANGE ANT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING ed by parasites destroying the vitality ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS lulp cr advice, is invited to tcrnma-nlcate- , Hotel St., Arlington Annex. in the hair bulb. The hair becomes life- either in person or by letter and machinery J every description less, ret-tro- to A. Montano'g Parlort. OIh.137 and, in time, faHs out. This can Kith Enein Hattie E. Larrabee, n made to order. Particular attention Kext A. Millinery be prevented. of the Salvation Army Woman': Corner ot Nuuanu and Hotel Streets. Tn2usirial Ecms. 4R8 Wnr wn paid to ship's blacksmlthln. Job work Tapos. Fre Newbro's Herpicide kills this dand- - Fine Calabashes and COlUlU. f executed on shortest no tics. Pol Tuesdays and Fridays.