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VOL. XLIV., NO. 7525. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1906. . PRICE FIVE CENT. E. P. DOLE FAVORS THE SMITH NOT EXPE1ES poking up Ai CHINESE urn SITE EXPELLED 10 OBJECT drcwned - I I IS WlYUi lflI filIi If Tells Washington That F. J. Lowrey's Prefer- Hilo Lawyer Scored by A Weak Man to Oppose for Bar They Are Needed " ence Federal Kinney at the Brown Wanted at Here. Ground. Association. Any Price. Five Thousand Chinese Victims-Fren- ch Gun-

a Wreck-Cu- ban (Mail, Special, to the Advertiser.) Former President Lowrey of the "A life a minute" Is the terse way in There is some doubt of the correct boat Rebels Submit Terms Chamber of Commerce stated his pref which Attorney Kinney summed up the ness . of the rumor that Kalauokalani, 8. --5- WASHINGTON, D. C, September mith erence at the meeting of that body manner in which he alleges Attorney Sr. will be a. candidate for the office of Inaugurated, W. A. Bryan of Honolulu was here for yesterday afternoon for the Mahuka Carl s. Smith of Hilo wrote away the Sheriff on the Home Rule ticket. He a brief visit last week, but went back premises, Waikiki of E, O. Hall & Son's lives of the five Koreans whom he de- has stated to some Republicans that he to New York. store as a site for the proposed Federal fended before the Hilo Circuit Court will not run but the Home Rulers still building. and whom he in hope will. The Treasury Department announces branded later a letter hang to the that he (Associated Press Cablegrams.) This is practically the first indorse- to the Attorney General's department receipts for Hawaii . that the customs ment of any of the sites offered to the as fit for the hangman's noose.' THE POSSIBLE RESULT. HONGKONG, September 20. The number of Chinese lost in fiscal year were $1 - during the last i Federal government since the opening The Bar Association held a meeting "If Kalauokalani runs he will draw the typhoon on Tuesday was 5000. 218,764, as against $1,043,340 the previous j of the bids at Washington, and will re-fis- cal yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock to con- some vote3 from the' Brown ticket," year. i suit in an active? canvass of the corn-M- r, sider the report of trie special com- said a well known Republican politi The Canadian steamer Monteagle has been refloated. ditch fame, is j munity for a general expression of mittee of the Association on Attorney clan from the First of the Fourth, "and Gehr, of Kohala Torpedo boats are cruising around the island recovering spending ' considerable of the summer preference for one or more of the five Smith's action, and after a long dis- there is no doubt Brown will feel It, the In Washington.- - He is much enragea sues orrerea. cussion accepted the majority report, but I doubt If there would be enough corpses of those drowned. by statements made in Honolulu, re- The Chamber- - of Commerce meeting with an amendment to the effect that taken from him to hurt. The white The French gunboat Phoenix is a wreck. ' ; flecting upon, his connection with the was attended by President Giffard, In in accordance with the recommenda- Democrats and some of the white Re efforts to secure the ditch franchise. the chair, Secretary H. P. Wood, FV J. tion of the majority committeemen that publicans will vote for Iaukea and there and promises that Honolulu people will i Lowrey, W. A. Bowen, F. M. Swanzy, no further action be taken. will be some of the Hawaiians In line. GOVERNOR SMITH INAUGURATED. - Morgan, This was to offset any pos- follow- Jiear from- him later on. Charles Atherton, J. F. L. intended But Kalauokalani has a certain Tenney Peck, W". H. Hoogs, George- - W. sibility of expelling Mr. Smith or meet- ing who will stick to him and the fight DOLE ON LABOR. ' E. P Smith. - .. i ing out any other punishment that reform Republicans between the and MANILA, September 20. General James F. Smith has been in Ex-Attor- ney General E. P. Dole had Following the reading of the minutes might be proposed. straight outers may be so serious the augurated as a letter in the Washington Post a few and after a call for any business that Attorney Kinney arraigned Carl that while they are squabbling the Governor General of the Philippines with the usual davs aero about labor conditions in j any member wished to present.. Mr. Smith in scathing terms, declaring that j Home Rule candidate may get through ceremonies. Hawaii, which brought the following Lowrey arose and callea attention to his action in writing away the lives of the fence. But it does not seem to me ' editorial from the New Y?rk Sun: "A the fact that the expression of opinion his former clients was murderous and possible that the Home Rulers will put MANILA', September 10. General Tames - F. ' Smith.'-- ' the new Edmund P. Dole, of the community was probably neces- against every degree of professional up a expect to win. few days ago the Hon. sary in the matter of the Federal build- candidate and Jn Governor General of the Philippines to succeed Governor Ide, arriv- Hawaii, To adopt report of com- - myTopinion formerly Attorney General of ing site. ":J ethics. the the the most they can do Is to ed here today on the transport Logan. He was warmly, welcomed published in the Washington Post a "This .is a matter in which we are mittee, submitted some time ago, was decrease Brown's vote without getting and an elaborate was given : reception him in the evening. Great all interested," said Mr. Lowrey. , "I to stultify - i a otatomont nf his views about the Bar Association. enough to nut their own man in. What enthusiasm is being- manifested by j would suggest that the trustees of the the rihpinos, who will tender any j The concluding paragraphs of the they should do to labor conations in the islands. To Chamber take Jt up at their next meet is endorse Iaukea and the new Governor General a reception tomorrow morning intelligent reader of Mr. IXie s com- ing and discuss the propositions made committee's report, signed by Antonio the fusion would draw enough votes 'Commissioner Tavera has charge of the arrangements for. Perry W. L. were fol- the munication it must have been obvious to the United States government and and Stanley, as from Brown to elect Iaukea. The idea inauguration of General Smith, which has been set for September all he knew make a report to the Chamber of Com- lows: of running. Poepoe would suit us be V. that he did not want to tell 20th. Governor General Ide will depart September 22(1 on steam- 1' to his merce, as to what action, if any, should "The question of how far, if at all, Mr. cause he is such an easy man to beat, the or half he.' thought in regard be' taken; We have all seen the reports er Hongkong Marti, and after visiting Japan, will Pa- Smith was justified by the evidence ad-- you me we he sail on the chosen subject. To an expert analyst of certain offers made. Between and are going to cific Ivlail liner Korea for San Francisco. equally,, seems me duced In court in failing to make in get the Home to put him up of testimony, however, it was "Personally, it to that the Rulers A series of official and private entertainments have been great deal property across the street (pointing to his letter any distinctions in favor of and It l be worth paying his ex planned' obvious that he really said a property King in of Governor General Smith. Judge Gilbert the Mahuka between and 1 honor also has arrived. . Kim Yong Tee and Chan Chee Yuel, penses to ve bim help out." . . r ; more than he had Intended. ; Mere haiw.t streets) would be preferable. a' r we prefer not to touch upon because in That Is probably the feeling of others The 'Logan made record trip across the Pacific. Mr; makes it entirely plain that j for there is a prospect of a continua- - Dole answer to the committee's questions prosperity of Hawaii , aepeims tion of Bishop street through from This gentleman made no bones of the the King to Merchant. numbered 10 and 11 on this subject Mr. fact the would be willing wholly upon Chinese labor. Ever since that machine INSURGENTS WILL SUBAMT TERMS. "I would suggest the trustees take It Smith replied, in part, that no tran- to pay the expenses of a weak can the middle of the nineteenth century up, and if there is any unanimity in the acknpwl-edg- ed script of the evidence was available to didate. Another man from the Fourth been a patent and matter it might be well for the business this has follow up." him then or had been at any time since was just as insistent that Kalauoka fact, and until the coolies some men generally to It Mr. Lowrey thereupon moved that the the trial, a reasonable excuse, we lani would not run and it would make HAVANA, September 20. The terms the leaders of the ago were barred at the instance up report Years trustees take the matter and think, for not answering those ques- 110 difference to the Brown ticket what are willing to accept will be submitted to Secretary Taft today. influence . of organizea of Commerce. The or through the to tno chamber tions fully. he did in the campaign. (Continued on Page 2.) ' motion prevailed. "In view of the finding of absence of "You have read what Governor Car realization at the time of writing the ter says about the ticket ?" said he WHOLESALE POISONING IN POLAND. letter that an infraction of the ethics "Well that means that he will support of the profession was being thereby it and that he will no longer block 1 What It Costs to Live committed, and of the high standing Brown. With the Governor out of the 1 TROMPZOW, Poland, September 20. There were fifty cases heretofore had by Mr. Smith as member way we are all right. I do not mean AA verdigris poisoning here yesterday, nineteen deaths resulting. Like a Prince in Hawaii of the bar, we suggest that expulsion to say that Carter is going around can ; from the Association would be too vassing for votes for Brown, but he on Page 3.) (Continued on Page 7.) ANOTHER BRITISH RAILROAD HORROR. 00 Territorial Hotel Company, Ltd., has Meals . . .". . 13 "brought suit against Jonah K. Ialani-anaol- e 31 05 A POWERFUL FLEET -- na LONDON, September 20. The Scotch Express was wrecked for a balance of $270.05 due Mo-a- May 31st, 1905 By cash on account. . . 17 30 yesterday at Grantham. Ten persons were killed and sixteen injured. hotel, a balance of $13.35 due Alex. WILL GATHER SOON Young hotel and an account of $115.50 Balance $ 13 35 ; V Exhibit C. & Co., according to bills of PRESIDENT TO PANAMA. due Hart Sept. 30, 1901 AROUND MONGOLIA particulars attached to the complaint. - To 2 gal. ice' crean $6; the cakes, $3 . P 9 00 total of the claims given in y The December 30 r WASHINGTON, September 6. When President Roosevelt II. G. Middle-flitc- h complaint . is $399.30. 5 ice cream . . 15 00 gal (for fair) is expected all wrecking send goes to Panama November 1, he will go on board one of the crack plaintiff. February 19,' 1902 It that the orders over for extra gear and is attorney for - supplies. 1 gal. ice cream, $3; 3 lbs. gear will be aboard the cableship Ee- of the navy, which will be accompanied by another bat of Ter- do not any battleships A. A. Young, vice president candy, $1.25 . . . 4 25 storer in time for her to depart for I think that there is chance of the effects of the Hongkong tleship and a cruiser. This will make three naval vessels which Hotel Co., Ltd.. swears to the February 22 Midway to the rescue of the Mongolia ritorial 7 00 being felt, at Midway. , By President, has not yet been decided exhibits Hack, $1; 2 gal ice cream, $6 this afternoon, although has been will sro to Panama with the it complaint. Following are the February 24 there this time it has swept far into the it is quite likely that the Connecticut interior--" of China and disappeared. what vessel will be sent, but summous: ' , Cake, $1; ice cr., $3; hack, no sailing hour definitely set. All last - attached to the Midway 5000 accommodation of the President and the Louis- 1 $1 ...... 00 night the work of loading on the is miles away and what will be used for the rough weather they get will be some i?TTv ship. This indicates that the June 17, 1D03 March 26 chains, anchors, pumps and tackle went will f?o with its sister Presidents To Dinner Party. 16 00 Ice cr., $3; Cake, $1 00 ot their own. will be a large one, and that he and his guests will 3 00 on and there will be no let up until get party to Panama I Decorations . November 17 "Captain Pillsbury and I will yellow 1 00 away on the Restorer as soon as she is sleep on the ships as a precaution against fever nd other Wines . r V- - 1 gal. ice cream. 00J everything is aboard. 30 March 26, 1903 Three of the heavy anchors used in ready to sail. I have decided to take diseases prevalent on the isthmus. June 17 50 Captain Pillsbury with me, as the work Meals - - 2 gal. ice cream.. 00 salving the Manchuria are to be taken ' 0 00 there is going 4o be too much for one Wines ...... Mav among of untold thousands of people through- ' and there are three available man to attend to. Everything is going March IV2 gal. Van., Hk gal. Sher-- AN ENDLESS out the land. 8 00 Mongolia's own tackle, enough, along smoothly on the temporary re . Wines bert . 8 25 the to the Manchuria, which 1 will HENRY B. RESTARICK. May-W- ines June 27 Captain Metcalf thinks, for the job. pairs 1 75 leave in charge of Mr. Putzer, the chief PRAYER CHAIN . 26 quarts Neop.f $32.50; 5 When all the ships have arrived at 35 00 engineer. These repairs are not very ENDLESS PRAYER CHAIN. June lb. pep br., $2.50 Midway there will be the biggest fleet and Wines . 22 50 21 extensive are being done by the "Oh Lord Jesus Christ, we Implore Julv off shores in the history Honolulu Iron Works and Catton, Neill Advertiser: Will you favor November 4 quarts T...... 4 00 gathered her Editor Thee to have- - mercy on all mankind. R... Bu-for- & Co., each doing part. C. L. White 113 30 3 of the tiny island. The transport d by printing a word In reference to Keep us from sin by Thy precious blood Hi Wines August and Captain Fuller will be the survey- me 1904 8 qts $2.25; 2 qts. end of . , r--. ji now and us to live with Thee eternal- June, Sherbert, will arrive before the the ors on Loard and will give her a certi- jnutcaa ttenvcr. Chain"v.. - .take . . 83 00 ...... 5 00 an aDsura u ly Amen." This prayer was sent out Wines van., $2.25 week, and will take on the passengers; ficate of seaworthiness as soon as the Pi .April 1 box fruits, $2.25...... 7 00 flooding Honolulu, as It has already in by Bishop Lawrence recommending it 42 75 Iroquois, the Restorer and the trans- repairs are satisfactorily completed. V4 Wines . - - August 18 the way flooded the to be rewritten and sent to nine differ- 2 00 That will be in about fifteen days.'' a most extraordinary S.I : 8 00 port Lawton will be on hand to assist ent persons. He who will not rewrite Baths 2 gal T. P.. Orders were received night by May in the pulling, the Japanese training last entire United States. it will be afflicted by some calamity. 45 95 the captain of the steamer Rosecrans for day ,13 Wines . - $ 115 50 on spot herewith purports He who will rewrite it nine ship Aragawa is already the from the owners to allow the ship Ma- The letter enclosed to nine persons com- August by Bishop Law- and distribute it 19 00 of last exhibit and there is a strong probability of the rion C'hilcott to sail as soon as she was to have been set forth mencing with" the day It was received Wines An examination the ready her own canvas and to the first Meals . 18 00 Eoseerans being also ordered to the under rence of Massachusetts. In will, on the ninth day, receive great will show" some wild addition of items, go to -; Holy-Feas- t Laundry ...... 1 70 rescue, while the Mongolia herself is hold the steamer in readiness to place, anyone who knows Bishop Law- joy. At Jerusalem during the 1 ocf with an error in carrying out besides, Midway., This news was very satis not It was said: "He who will re- Baths . ... there with a vengeance. Metcalf, rec rence knows that he would setj so that though the sum of the items is factory to Captain who seems write this prayer will be delivered from '.September And 'all these ships will be needed, ognizes the value 01 the Rosecrans for forth any such prayer, and It Wines . 1 90 within 25 cents of being correct the all calamity. 2 45 jthe of Mongolia in the such work as the heavy pulling neces- to me people should know at once Laundry ...... footing of the column is forced. Ac- position the that opinion of Captain Metcalf being a sary to float the Mongolia. Aboard the on receiving such a letter tnai none PHILIPPINES SUGAR. December - to out sums, the was won . . 9 50 cording the carried Rosecrans 'last night there anything to Wines . . most serious one. Yesterday afternoon tow our Bishops would have The Western Sugar Ecfinery yester- total should be $120.50. The separate had received no further direct ad- dering what was to be done for a certainly he such a silly thing and custom-hous- e $97,-S76.- 93 $ 445 05 $115.25. Then although ear- ing hawser, their own wire hawser hav do with day paid into the items of the bill add up vices from Midway, from Restorer, of calling down a 1903 he was inclined to ing been loaned to the ihis would be incapable duty on raw sugar brought from September 4th, there is an error of 40 cents in strik- lier despatches hawpcr is said to be longest on the paid on account .. .$100 think the Japanese ship Aragawa the urse on anyone who would break the Philippines on the British steamer Cach B. And, that , : 1 .V. the ing the balance in exhibit Pacifie, having a length of 1200 feet j 3, 1904 a line on the Mongolia and writing tne aosurames duty was $103,-876.9- October 4th, v already had 2 deameter. chain or Seminole. The total i 175 00 going back to exhibit A, the footing and teing inches in VicVi T.niil fin account...' was puDing'. . ship which the letter closes. but $5400 was paid .at Manila of $2.75 over what of Mongolia is far The arnearanee of the Japanese and taxes. The amount will show an exces3 "The position the Midway was as unexpected ai it was Bishop Lawrence has repeatedly, in as export duty at 2-- .$ 270 03 more serious than was the case with the here, j per cent lesi than the Balance, the items will add up. These vagaries uji'-""(- . paid wrecking expert welcome, and the fact that she is stand the press, denied tnat ne naa sugar from a foreign coun- Kxhil.it B. arithmetic of the case are only Manchuria," said the ing now and most probably has a amount on of the night, the reason that here bv to do with this chain business but still docs not. go into the United States 9. 1 1903 last "for mav be means of saving try, September 9, pointed out to protect the reporte and we could bank on the fine weather. At line aboard the goes on to the increase of Treasury, but into the Philippine fund. To MeabA - 16 65 the liner from teing further damaged the chain printer from blame not belonging Midwav . there is no such assurance, annoyance S. F.'CalL . X 1 40 the by higher on the reef. th postal revenue and the Wines I telephones handy to driving . are there April 8. 19- 0- to them. . neither

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- - . .. f f f&GM&. STOOK...v MAX MUM Si NEW GOODS We are handling all grades of furniture in large quanti- ! increased expenses. So we can make DELEG1TI ties. We have not ARE READY NOW r prices on furniture never before heard of here. We have unpacked many handsome garments seTeetrt Allowed Hawaii in the ig personally by our Mr. Blom on the mainland. Street, kven the muslin underwear is handsome a dainty ;im2 1053-1059-10- 65 STORES Bishop. Trans-Mississi- ppi sr. THREE J. Hopp & Co. 1 prettily made garment is always so and these are the-ties- t Alexander Young Building. that have ever graced our shelves. Congress. Ladies skirts and shirt-wais- ts are all new and cut accordr-in- g DOWSETT ON to the latest styles. Materials are unusually pretty. There's a very attractive line of children's dresses and something; Upon a beautifully engraved letter cm HAWAII AFFAIRS in the way of ladies' cravenetle coats. 13 head of the Trans-Mississip- pi Commer- cial Congress, with headquarters this - DON'T MISS SEEING THE DISPLAY. J. M. Dowsett. a member of the Ha- year at Kansas City, Governor Carter waiian Senate, was a passenger on the has received the following invitation - liner Siberia- - He is on his way to New- to the coming session, of that 2K attend MODEL. BLOCK, Jersey, where he will place in school body along with twenty delegates from FORT STREET. his son. Dowsett is largely interested Hawaii whom he is authorized to ap- H. BLOM, in, the sugar business. point : 21 He says that the Industry is thriving September 4, 1906. ' and that prices are good now, although Hon. Geo. E. Carter, Governor, Honolu- k. they have not been satisfactory for lu, Hawaii. Su some months past. He says the local My Dear Sir: Enclosed herewith please find copy of the official call for How about YOUR boy? political issues are at present the theme the 17th annual session of the Trans- - . -- I of heated discussion In Honolulu, but Mississippi Commercial Congress which fl PURE Has he got new clothes for school? that the natives take no interest in will meet in Kansas City, November IS politics, for the reason that I 20-2- 3. inclusive, COLI He'll need good ones that will wear long and look national You are authorized to appoint 20 L, they have no vote upon such questions. delegates to represent Hawaii and I 11 says, sought j may Commit- - eo DRY well. The Americans, he have add that the Executive to interest the natives in national at--: tee is especially anxious that you We planned far ahead for school opening and are two should attend the Congress in person, if fairs, but with small success. The at all consistent with vnnr nthor nnlVIi. cieanable low well stocked with handsome and serviceable little parties In local Hawaiian politics are engagements and official duties, and Refrigerators the Home Rule party, which seeks to participate in the discussion of impor- suits cut to keep a boy a boy and his mother young. retain native control of the Islands, and tant questions which will be considered the American party, which includes all at this year's session. There's good durable wear in every suit and they're very the whites and a large proportion of Secretary A. F. Francis of Denver Can be kept cleaner, colder, dryer than any other fcyntL natives. ( has established .headquarters for the smart in appearance. Dowsett says that there is really Congress at 1114 Grand Avenue, this You can take them all apart and get at every corner ami cre- little friction between the races. In city, andlwill promptly furnish any de- -- shirt-waist- stock-ing- s, vice. with zinc or white enamel. Food kept ih tlkr?n We also have Star blouses and. s, his opinion Prince Kuhio, the present sired information. Lined Hawaiian Delegate to the National Con-- The commercial bodies of Kansas is pure. They are the best without a bit of question. hats, caps, underclothing and everything that boys gress is certain to be reelected, large- - city have organized a local committee ly by the votes oi Americans, tie ue- - on arrangements tor the purpose or rto-lon- Call and see the several styles in our hardware wear. . to the American party in Hono-- ing what is necessary in preparing for lulu and to the Republican party in the comfort and entertainment of the Washington. He has served two terms, city's visitors on that occasion. Dowsett saw the transport Sheridan Yours respectfully, and the Pacific Mail liner Manchuria FRED. W. FLEMING, as they lay on the reefs. He says the Chairman Executive Committee. natives; and, in fact, all the residents distressed Hawaii receives a rare compliment in H. Hackfeld & Lid. of the islands are terribly ,1 .1 1 1uemg' anoweu. 11 mei l j.; Corner Merchant and Fort Streets. over the liner's loss. They were as maximum ueiegauou, proud of her as though she belonged the first rule under the head of repre-t- o them, and fear she will be replaced mutation in the official call being thus: VeSSeLSan Francisco bh anlcl?feri0r "The governor of each state and terri-- J , " A tiory may appoint ten delegates and not more than twentv delegates. " P, DOLE AID CBINESE J Governors are among the ex officio WANT A I members with all the privileges of dele- gates except voting. county may appoint one dele- CContinued from l. AEach Pae gate through its executive officer. GAS ENGINE? labor' Hawaii was rich beyond the "Each business organization one wildest of avarice. Sugar Is dreams delegate and one additional delegate king there. There are other products Then Get air OTTO! for every fifty members, provided, how- - J which under a different agricultural ever that no such organization shall The result of years experience along a single line. . system might serve the purpose; but n 29 have more than ten delegates." Corlied immense parent house in Germany employing over the material destiny of Hawaii isj in- The A western coun in America, England, sugar growing, and, right or "free forum for the 3,000 men; large factories Austria, volved in as France, Denmark and Italy, are all striving for one common wrong, stupid or enlightened, that is try" is declared the aim of the congress, the executive committee say- end the perfecting of OTTO gas and gasoline engines. The the'hinge on which the entire situation is on e of the most appetizing dishes that is prepared ira ing it "would be pleased to Receive is safe arid sure. It-wa- s the first successful gas en- swings. the Hawaiian planters can the Libby kitchens. Among the many Libby delicacies OTTO If suggestions from any commercial, in- gine constructed and leads all others today. get the quality and quantity of labor are Potted and Deviled Ham and Chickenv Ham- Loaf, dustrial or maritime association in ref- j is the most economical engine made. they require the island group will be Vienna Sausage, Melrose Pate, Cottage Head Cheese, Che It erence to subjects to be discussed; or Tongues, Hocks, Veal Loaf and Cooked Comedl We have OTTO Gasoline Engines from 2 to 15 h. p. in reinstated as a garden spot, and our Jellied from any governor, mayor or citizen Beef wholesome foods that are as dainty as-the- y aye; . national wealth and happiness corre- stock. of the trans-Mississip- states." The good. spondingly promoted. This is prob- the right isi reserved to exclude any sub Ask your grocer for lem to which Mr. Dole addresses him- self, and now that we own the Sand- ject political in its nature. wich Islands it is a problem.' of inti- In the catalogue of subjects in the Libby's Food Products say imperative, import- call some Eat.-sen- t E. 0. HALL & SON, LTD. mate, not to have relation to the reclama- Our booklet, "Good Things to free-- Send' ance. Since every alternative and tion act. will be remembered five 2c stamps for Libby' Big Atlas of the World ques- It that makeshift has .failed, the Chinese Governor Carter, in. a previous O CORNER FORT AND KING STS, tion reappears. mail, Libby McNeill Libby "According to Mr. Dole, the Hawai-ian- s. received a letter from Mr. Newell, chief have adventured in every field, engineer of the Eeclamation Service, always unsuccessfully. The Portuguese suggesting steps that might be taken THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. were almost satisfactory, but they soon for bringing Hawaii within benefit of Large assortment of withdrew from the big plantations and Wholesale Distributors. . set up for themselves. The Japanese the act. though Mr. Dole makes no special men-- Among questions mentioned, besides Hon of them have proved utterly un-- the leading ones or. importance to the - - trans-Mississip- satisfactory, as we know from- over- pi mainland, there are ..o .uui..UuiU.jr several in which Hawaii might find 0 are mausinous ana competenttvjr..euougu, more or less of its own interest, either I a m M M IsifWlihwmt Kimonos, Porcelain, Silk Handkerchiefs, plain and embroidered ; but offensively conceited, thoroughly 0t untrustworthy and prone to arrogance general or special in other words, for Taammrr mt Lacquerware, Etc., Etc. and agitation. They have been gently gaining useful information or for plac- Hunts We have the finest assortment of Japanese Souvenir Postal but firmly wafted from the Hawaiian to give dWdttd ing the Territory in line its in the city. shores, and the consequent screams of Cards anguish and indignation in San Fran- needs eommon cause with those of the cisco convey to us all the suggestion great and potential West. For ex- rocrFsary. ample: "Harbor' Improvement," Telephone. Main 136. 30 King Street "Here, then,-remain- the question of "Merchant Marine," "Oriental Hawaii's fate. One extract from Mr. Dole's published statement may be ex Trade," "Irrigation," "Forestry" 4 4 amined with profit: l and ' Drainage of Public Lands. " 'Here are a few tropical islands in And. since the miscellaneous list of PR1NTERS, ' the mid-Paci- fic that were exceedingly --questions contains the item "Alaska," prosperous until cmnese were oarreu PUBLISHERS, was if Hawaii is going to accept the cordial out, the value of whose exports not, "BOOKBINDERS, IN LESS greater in proportion to the popula- invitation tendered why accompany THAN tion than that of any other country the acceptance with a request that PHOTO ENGRAVERS, 3 DHYS on earth; spent millions of dollars be also a topic discussion that "Hawaii" of STAMP MAKERS . DOUBLE-TRAC- K RUBBER and over THE ONLY RAILWAY between the Trans-Mississip- every year for the products of American in the pi Congress? Missouri River and Chicago. labor; that furnished a livelihood for STEREOTYPERS THREE FAST TRAINS DAILY. thousands of white people within their VIA cwn borders as high a grade of men royaltyIn PACIFIC, and women as can be found anywhere SOUTHERN UNION PACIFIC AND am! without Oriental labor these is- 'Publishes CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS lands would have been of little value THE TOMBS. Overland Limited. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 11 a. m. to their inhabitants and of no value to cp&tiflc Commercial cAdvcrtiscr Ditty Amf'rican workingmen.' ( J daily. The most Luxurious Train in the World. New Pullman Drawing-- NEW YORK, September 11. His room State-roo- m cars built expressly for this famous Gentle- "Who, then, is the beneficiary of the and train. royal highness, Prince Joseph Kealili-ah- u, Sunday cAdterliser men's Buffet and Ladys Parlor Observation Car, Book Lovers' Library, Chinese exclusion law? Clearly, Hawaii is California, nephew of ex-Que- en Liliuokalani Dining Car, Meals a la Carte. Electric Lighted throughout. the victim. Certainly, Semi-'keek- Slope, Hawaiian Gazette ( ly ) Eastern Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 8 p. m. and indeed the .wh ole Paeific of the Hawaiian islands, was arraigned daily. if the land owners and wage payers Through Pullman Palace and Sleeping Cars to Chicago. Dining Cars! in the Tombs Court today on a charge Kuokoa Hawaiian Weekly Reclining Chair Cars. were appealed to, would decide with ( ) Iree practical unanimity against the law of intoxication. A bridge policeman Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco 9 Atlantic at a. m. daily. Perhiips Mr. Samuel GompersTvill ex- found him yesterday hanging head Official and Commercial Record ('Semi-tve-d fy $ Standard and Tourist Sleepers. plain. ERNEST G. WALKER. downward from one of the upper win- - ; PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS dows of the bridge terminal. Had the Planters' Monthly "Wednesdays, Thursdays ani Fridays. The best of everything. SALVATION ARMY policeman been a few minutes later i TICKETS SOLD TO AND FROM ALL POINTS IN EUROPE. the scion of royalty would probably ' Hawaiian Forester and tAgrioxliurist CSMoniBfyJ RITCHIE, G.A.P.C. have head,' R. R. CHICAGO & NOETHWESTEBH BY. SPECIAL MEETINGS fallen and smashed his He was taken to court then, but .was still 3 J TEMPORARY OFFICE, 517 Market St., San Francisco, Cal. or U. P. Company's Agent. ' too drunk to talk. A night in the po- - We are nozu equipped for the manufacture a Rev. Dr. Heber Jones will speak on lice station did much to restore his ' LOOSE-LEA- F LEDGER CASES I "The Army from My Standpoint," in royal dignity, and he acted like his an-- AND SHEETS the hall, corner of King and Nuuanu cestors in court this morning He was streets, Saturday evening. The meet- - quiet and dignified. 2C& I SKp. 65 South King Sheet P. O. Boz ing will commence at 8 o'clock. "I was a Prince once," he said, sad BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS Adjutant Barr.berrv will speak on ly, "but not now." HONOLULU, 'The Harvest," i HAWAII POKUSKNIT Sunday night. Tou did not mean to sui- - DCD I UNDERSHIRTS There will be a children's "demon- - commit 01 Of DRESS -- s ff SUIT CASES stratinn" Monday night, and a sale on ",,JC' Ha Kraie cornen. eAddress all communications to the Company WEW LINE OF SHIRTS, TIES, HATS Tuesday night, and also a meeting. "An. no. Princes don't take their AND CAPS. SEE There will be a special song sheet, lives," he said. "That is for Cable cAddress: "Gazette, Honolulu'" ' .cowards." i and a good program for every meeting. ! He .was discharged. The Prince is Codes: - - verjruouy at-- v A. B. C, 5th Edition, Western Union, LiSer rcrt Street - - Odd Fellows Building. ls coraiajiy invited to employed as a musician in a t- - tend. land concession.

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(Continued from Page L) - ADVE vere a course and recommend that no mX IT'S PURE TO THE further steps, other than the adoption of this report, be taken in the matter. This recommendation is subject, how- ever, to the ruling of the Association Tefephone"Mafn'424 as to whether the more lenient course Prize-Fight- State Their Argument Against s and so recommended is permissible under our Pnmo Constitution. If the Association Beer Their Attitude Towards Greater Evils in shall be of the opinion that Section 4 Ml Send of the Constitution is mandators', it These Islands Points Taken Up. will, of course, follow the" procedure BREWED In there prescribed." M I ESPECIALLY FOR 1 Judge Stanley resigned the chair THIS CLIMATE- - 1 temporarily to Mr. Robertson, being a I Your member of the committee signing the n 3Pf Smith report. F. E. Thompson moved Goods Honolulu, Sept. 19, 1906. vades the ring after the fight." some of that the report of the committee be EJltor Advertiser: Our appreciation them "prominent men," too. while "one adopted and the recommendations. car- attorney shook his fist under the ref- ried out. This brought Wmmy ;::v?ryju:."w J of Advertiser as a reform agent Mr. Kinney, to For the eree's nose so as to almost freeze tht his feet with the following motion and in the community makes us regret the otter's blood." "Sullivan looked Bad resolution: necessity of complaining. But, anent yesterday. His eyes were swollen and "Resolved, That the report of the ot Saturday's Sale your editorial in this morning's paper dark. his. face was puffed and one committee be accepted and placed on FRENCH LAUNDRY his lipe looKed a trifle out of whack." file; and "Boxing Contests, we beg leave All work carefully done by hand. headed Thege expresslons are a culled from "Resolved, That the action of Carl Shirt, collars, UUea "ab- and gent's suits washed. Dry FISHER, to deny your implication that we the Advertiser's reports on the fights. S. Smith, under investigation by the Cleaning also. WILL E. solutely refuse to help abate the cry- The evening papers are on a par in committee, shows that he has been Goods called for and delivered. AUCTIONEER. ps ing evils of the town." and that while their write-u- with such as the fol- guilty of professional misconduct, and ; opportunity by lowing: "Welch's face looked like a that his own defense shows that he has J. A8ADIE, Proprietor, doing so we misuse our well-beat- Bvrtxarta, en steak. Welch was bleed- been guilty of grave negligence of duty aft Sirtet, oppotue rear entrance Hawaiian Hotel. 'Phone Blue 866. making a fierce onslaught on the ing: freely and blood from his bleeding towards his clients." "lesser evil" of prize-fightin- g. We are members covered both fighters." "With Mr. Thompson entered a protest against tolerating in the way of evil only what the blood gushing from his nose 'and the resolution on the ground At Auction eyes closed, and that it was out of order, as the con- we to. We are nanm- - mouth, both almost we believe have stsLsgerlTiS helplessly around the ring, cluding portions dealt with matters capped in many directions through lack interfered to end the battle, which the committee could not go into. tRereferee Mr. - MANY DIFFERENT KINDS. . Opera tiR premises formerly occupied of laws or through lack of officials He had Welch bleeding continuously Kinney disagreed with Mr. t&tt TSAMWAT STABLES, located an opening would come Thompson. Mr. Robertson said that in 1 as who are willine to enforce them. Give and whenever double-barrele- Hair. Tooth, Nail, street, near Alexander its d presentation, the Cloth, Floor, Hat, Window, Bottle, Sanitary, prize-ngn- 1 we on t- ; Bathv, Bric-a-Bra- c, us the law as have it ..SuUivan' d hig 0pponenfs nose resolution contained matters that were Radiator,; Tumbler, Furniture, Crumb, Dust; . 8t foreign report. in s. and an official who will be true o Wftllt. t hiin., an th dazed to the Feather, Hoof, Mane and Tail, Scrub, Shoe, Stove, Polishing, Silver. law, as Mr. jaw." Mr. Warren, who seconded the Saturday, Sept. to his oath in enforcing the njm Dy a right to the But Also Spider Brushes for ceilings. : 29, Thompson motion, the com- - See our window display. Breckons has promised to do when we enough. stated that 1 1 ng - gumy " 1906 lodged our pro- - f It Is all prize-fighti- until con- "V"?0 have with him written i tv.o lilto iHineiiuiiB oj. we constitution. AT 2 O'CLOCK P M. prize-- "i. t oc r,aa Hi test against the continuance of fi2hta in tn Cor-- The Teport having been returned to Lyris Oo., Ltd. w-li- ' the Association, was up to body ' rr will . by order of the HONOLULU ft?hting and yOU wlu find out whether .'.,usimo"M days. But after it that HOUSEKEEPING EMPORIUM. j . rr a i ... to determine whether or not rhare-e- nm. vott. t imt ro , ! vt i (v, " ii-- more . vw.-0no., J.- --nn v t iinnn us. ntv ia maiA...- ia notnins - nioij. mnit - k ....De preterred. 169 KING STREET. 'PHONE boxing contest which snouia The committee 240. there Is any move we can make by j than an mnocent ha(J dQne and discharged If I o ,.attitiIq lnt.ro cVinlllrl SfP In nrflpr that whifh thef?e erreater evils can be as as ! . a disagreeable...duty. i rt rpa rf v i l. I hairJl td -v ifnnwt now iiiiriiiifHN A . v. ; r.. ' " In defense of his own position Mr. sureaiy stoppea as .1..meuue ui u-- jS an what a grave injustice uiey j Kinney stated that it , had beerr said you please doing. i have complained, will not are J that he was after Smith's scalp. He CARS way? We will sincerely DEAD-LETTE-R IDEA. 'was not. no what- - point the There was animus closed), 7x16 6x11, The Hawaiian an ausd sizes and prize-fig- ht law ever. He did not care to preclude Mr. ; thank you for enlightening us and thus You claim that this .snltiMa for PLANTATIONS t Hot - - of a should be considered a dead letter. We Smith from earning his bread and but- .Efeusseo. Children's Playhouses, Bath- helping us toward the attainment are any United ter. Boats, I do not think there Sas sbadL Beach Houses, House coveted goal. States laws which should be considered "The vital thing that this Association Forester and ete THE "LESSER EVIL" IDEA. dead letters. Our main contention in is called upon to do Is to declare its igricultorist T&e rsjutning gear will be removed, if entering a protest aeainst the contests conviction upon certain issues raised of ex-- you cry against ur dstisrtl by the purchaser, free But. pray, why do out thlclagg is founded upon the fact in tjiis report." said he. "The Associa-o- disposition to stop even a "lesser vioJation of any of the laws of tion must cal1 a spade a spade. Kindly is monthly . --ALSO- that a magazine devoted to the interests of AGRICUL- which can be stopped, until wo United States reflects, untold iis--. evil" the in that report,, when they said that he TURE, FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL IN- Dusttjt Carts, have silenced all the greater evils, re- j credit upon the national government Witter 5arts. moira riaci flea fitrftner as must have written that letter with his DUSTRY in Hawaii probability of j upon gardless of whether the of the enforcement "" I don't want to vote nhlP to- silence them lies in the T v. this particular part of the report. I S . i OI a.11 SetLIUllS Ul iiuiuuimis iar" may ONLY $1 A YEAR, Fted 5atters, immediate or remote future? If this be as applied to our Territory,ir,as well as be charitable enough not to want to' record my vote upon this point. ea Trwughs (metal), your admonition it is quite different this especial Ct against prize-fighti- ng It' contains accounts of the current work, rules and reporta EaErer Platform Scales , (capacity "We don't want to stultify ourselves you gave Anti-Salo- on INJURY TO THE REPUTATION OP or OCCupy position of the different departments of zxbauL 13 from that the a tha a layman can the Hawaiian Board of Agri- tns, ac- HAWAII riddle to , pieces, they Gfisswliate Kngine, League when you urged that they and can riddle culture and Forestry, which includes AGRICULTURE, Bellows, Option High License as There are few States In the Union this matter as it stands until we have- I iHxrisfiJtii cept Local and exhibitions as those against n't a leg to stand upon. FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL INDUS- Harness, cry Prohibition, where such ' I their war rather than which we protest would be permitted. "In so far as the report discloses neg- TRY; and also special articles by experts on these several 3fer Collars. to secure a pos-- ls-- ligence to his clients, believe we Kegflr Horse and Mule Shoes. because it was better Are the respectable citizens of the then I subjects. No one can keep posted on the progress of f ! a right to go We Hawaii Keg f Horseshoe Nails, sible good than attempt an impossible lands willing to have the fair name of have into that. have in those connections, " Territory tatten out or tne coiuuin gone to the limit of indulgence if we without reading the FORESTER AND THtJKlcs. ; best. Isn't it prima facie evidence of the where high moral sentiment dominates merely declare that he was guilty of AGRICULTURIST. the weakness of any man's cause when unprofessional Xrsn, and placed in the same class with those conduct. He was guilty begin his defense of it by civilized-regions- ? of gross negligence to . IKegs rf Spikes, etc. he has to of our more backward and less his clients. pointing out that there are a lot of Very respectfully yours, "He declares in his letter to the At- Rates $i per year. Foreign $1.25. Leopold G. Blackrnan, torney General's Department, 'I have worse things in the worlds which should W. D. WESTERVELT, Chairman. Editor. P. O. Box Ftwtfe"-!- : information of G. D. EDWARDS, Secretary. carefully considered the question which 59. first have been put on the defensive? you submit to me, which is whether I WILL E. FISHER, But your charge that these worse evils have any facts to present which would v AUCTIONEER. pass us unchallenged except in an OME DOG fS warrant interference of the executive Advertising and Subscriptionsr Hawaiian Gazette Co. academic way would hardly have been Hi in reduction of the sentence, and must reply in the negative.' Ltd., Publishers, P. O. Box 208, Honolulu, T. H. made if you had been attending our "He says again in his supplementary 3 meetings. home letter: 'As I now recall it, I did not 0sOG02XDSO000 Feed THE REPRESENTATIVE CITIZEN mum have an opportunity to open and read Chicken IDEA. my letters when they came from the " ,"'""' postofflce, but was obliged to postpone is true, as you say, that some of point-de-esp- rit It the examinat ion of my mail- - the ins by his declaration to stand by the ldressed In over green. representative citizens attend the Town Talk: The Honolulu Kennel until I our morning follow I then called my reDOrt but roasted Carl Smith for the The spacious Wadrnan home wta "3eer Scraps. prize-figh- ts. is some Club, which Is to give a bench show T10 ria ' a ot 1 .. It also true that stenoeraDher and flintated answers to lotto. 4olaooH that fimUh'a t oful i4nnn.otni1 th. .ScraleSi Peed. of these representative citizens have no next month," writes my correspondent, letter was the most remarkable epistle me nouse oemg acknowledging they, letters requiring immediate reply as entire converiea imo hesitation in that - ne nau ever reau. 01 one bower of beauty. flowers BVsed- - "has included- in its prize list a class rapidly as I opened and read them. ( iiisueaa. uein Cut and Cli5ek. prominent in terri- over-zealo- us along with others dog in the interests of his potted plants in profusion were used i GriC life, are given to gambling.. of dogs which is something new to Within five minutes after reading the torial letter requesting my views I had dic- -j clients, Smith had overshot the mark most effectively. The color scheme Therefore, to wink at a thing because shows. This class, for which substan- opposite way. "throughout green Claar Juad Oyster Shell. tated the reply and filed the letter. the was and white. representative citizens give it the tial prizes are offered, includes all "However, conscience is always a The bride Is one of Delaware's most . AS. caicSa Remedies. example would mean Later in the day when my stenographer weight of their breeds of edible dogs that is, dogs gave me my letters for signature, I faithful sentinel in the soul's cham popular young ladies, while the groom the undoing of all the excellent work said Davis philosophically. Is prominent young man Wheeling. : to supply an signed Mil--j ber," a of iusact pw der. during the past bred and raised articlebf the one addressed to Mr. finally &. the Advertiser has done vortrm witVirmt rpadlne it " mrro than The motion of Thompson was Mr. Baker is a graduate of St. John's CTesii for sale at lowest mar-- anti-gambli- ng food. The native Hawaiians, or at All and year in its crusade. to notice whirh letter it was and that Put and passed. College, at Annapolis, and at present a large of them, are very , - I post-offi- ce. X' n.t?ti in ots to suit delivered free LESS BRUTAL THAN FOOTBALL. least number 4i ... i Attorney Harrison presented a reso- - holds a position In the Wheeling jj j ' Telephone 424. defend Drize-fighti- ng on the fond of dog served at their luaus, or -- lut,on askin the Bar Association to elirsa. You ' He also states that he believed this ground that It is much less brutal than native feasts. This is a fact, however, , t tit- - nrti..A-- . reauest the Supreme Court of the At the conclusion of the wedding cere- football. You no doubt are aware that not openly discussed nowadays, but ton, a statement which he absolutely United States to set Hawaiian cases at mony, an elegant wedding dinner will definite enough things be served to 50 guests, E. FISHER developed re- - ly be- a time to make about and Mr. WILL a strong sentiment has never seri6usly denied. Dogs of sev-cent- repudiates later. Then he adds: 'I - colleges them- - tViat int-v mirrVit vprv ix.-- 1 a little easier for attorneys who have and Mrs. Baker will leave early in the in the football liovo tho c AUCTIONEER. ; u - weddin-- seives against football because of its . have found that two nr nnssihw three to Journey to Washington from Hono- evening on a several weeks' brutality, and because of the gambling! by the Hawaiians, but they are all nf th fpnfl.nts iri ho Pvnnpratod lulu, owing to the long journey and trip before returning to Wheeling, nrovoked. encourage in the usually classified under the generic fnnnd srniltir r.f a of lpapr time W asted. where they will make their home. it Whv ! rt however, will be discuss- - . Mrs. A. Parr.sey Boston bicycle community any brutality whatever? It name of pol dogs.' It is not, how- - rtcmo hm it Porrd t mo that the The matter, E. of and Repairing ed at a later meeting. Miss Dan vers of Pittsburg were out-of-to- wn Ptnaczare and all parts of the bi-- is because there is no law on football evej whoily on ac;ount of this custom evidence was sutfictent to warrant the repaired. stoppea. even in the j guests. nrjitlv and auickly that. it isn't But - verdict.' . me nawaiiaiis ue xiunu- KPrtoos reasonable. law s absence some of the schools have anions mai "This is a profession calling for fidelity V Wcycle tires for sale, at declared against it and others are in a ium Kennel uiud nas aecmea to maice to clients, but there has been a wanton PASTOR WADMAN AT Ai CYCLE CO. fair wav to do so awarus in ims ciass. j. ne prouaDiuues violation and disregard of ethics, over- SERB. YOUNG COMES YOSHIKAWA FEATURE, are, that had it not been for another topping everything else. JCfajr Stoeet. Opposite Young Hotel. THE BETTING circumstances the usual roliev of ie-- Mr. Withing- - "Mr. Smith nailed their coffin lid down Ypu cite the attitude of noring edible dogs would have prevail-- ! when he made declaration to Mr. DAUGHTEB S WEDDING ton and say that the betting leature e(j Tue cjrcUmstance took its rise his BACK Of! fights. in' Milverton, as if he had been their FUKURODA ia tVio nniv trnnhle with the Drize tha onto attorney. He TIM K. We believe that is not the "only trou-- is shortly touring from the Philippines and thZl their o or in v., tt t t.0-- vpn that rf i (n A disposed letter five minutes, very Bam-k- k being (Ohio) Evening Ga-- xna fttst reco4ved the best betting at-- 'and when the last nght was 5 The Delaware itself, with the element it era Luzon tribe of Filipinos who are, Young, well-kno- wn a. for verandas. Try one. s v,o .m v. irT'a3e for them by one lone parson and Herbert aa Gerrerts t, m wnv " t.,.. ho lotto- - T rtr.n't hpliove vi J Etice St atv I 51.23 a foot. things you mention as ac--: to the Philippines some ago to urnte that diver and mariner irr general, returned tJS 32 all the other months any say One most pretentious of trie .nd Hotel Street. companied by betting would be stopped obtain labor for the plantations. The there is one here would that of the yesterday from the Coast on the he acted unwittinelv. T don't believe early fall weddings was celebrated How are j Philippine Commission cordially ap-- if not divorced therefrom. can any such Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock at Sierra. . Tmv,iir,tr? - n this association suDDort RED CROSS SELTZER - Will vnn sav as. nrnvpri the nla anil Mve what aid vvau-- came on a flyer." s,"V"e- e ' T. ' nositinn the home of Kev. and Airs. J. w. "I back here h w-- ir doc-jO- ot games , couia. was announcea some Nswr te the time to reduce your mnoh' Some of these tnins ' it it time .11Tf wp nrosociitp on Liberty street, capable ago an experimental colony two don't him. well and man. North when said, "and don't know just what I, V fcRS. by drinking Red Cross Seltzer. are of such a nature as to be that of good.. we expel daughter. Miss Flora, was Concern- - J If don't him. well and their eldest shall do. look around and see what '.VfjjiSe. Red Cross Medical Natural of being freed from the bet. hundred families would arrive within Mr. Leroy Baker Ill frnm tne-plante- good. But when we declare to the united in marriage to - prize-figh- ts grave a rew.montns. me. No, Michigan the we have But did there is for I don't know 4 ., "Watie- Irem Big Rapid, Ins : v. n 1 41 . 1 t t public man, mature in his of Wheeling, W. Va. aay pi usptrcuvc iiiiun- - that that - 3ottI-w-i doubts, uui hicll ciice I can get the schooner Malolo- ttitd sold only by the grants were dog eaters. Informa- professional experience, did not know The ceremony was performed by the whether CONTESTS." That 3" ARCTIC SODA WORKS, "BOXING tion was not officially or publicly an- better, or that he was not violating bride's father, Rev. Mr. Wadman of back or not. I think I can demonstrate by Rev. H. Fltz-- to-ge- t OF We are amused and provoked at the nounced by anyone. But the news leak- the ethics of his profession, we do Honolulu, assisted J. that it will be all right for me i I ilGEST FOR THE TERRITORY your term "Boxing Con wrong. He declared to officers of water and Rev. C. W. Barnes, the beau-- HAWAII. gentleness of ed . out and it gave great stimulus to the the vessel under my control again." five-min- ute being tests." How mild the game Decomes the breeding of edible dogs, the idea the law in his letter that tiful Methodist Episcopal service 1263 - - Mr. Young left for the Coast some 'Ttkooe W. eiL Millar Street when attacked. Until then it is "prize- - takine- hold of manv of tho native TTa he had forgotten the record. It was used. The wedding march was artis- fighting." It is so aaverusea ana bo waiians that such dogs would command murderous neglect. No headsman see- - tlcaiiy piayea Dy rrw. r.. . "- - time ago, just after the Malolo wa reported through the columns of all a high price as soon as the dog-eati- ng big the life of these men could have Brooks Gailefcer was Dest man, wnwc seized and taken from his possession ORDERS FOR STOCK they Ciingan as first grooms- - the papers. We are told how Filipinos arrived. In view of the fact been more deliberate." Bernald acted Inter-Isla-nd Narlgatton EL for the Coast by the Steam I) W IV?nina will leave fought like fiends"; hot?" "he received of an increase in the Industry of rais--! Attorneys BaNou and Stanley stood man. The Misses Mayme and Gemma -- IV with Company. , M atttis days and orders left a swine under the ear wnicn ing edible dogs and the interest aroused by the committee's report and the mo-- Wadman, sisters of the bride, were the .vcura any "kind will receive i for istock of lifted him off his feet and sprawled j among the native Hawaiians respect-- tion to adopt the1 report, and Breckons bridesmaids. The bride was charming him face down in the sawdust ; now ing them, the Kennel Club decided to seconded the amendment of Mr. Ballou in a gown of white crepe-de-cne- ne, CSAD THE ADVEBTXZEB j.l i .ace. sne CL.U 8 STABLES both men stood the heavy punishment receive entries and award prizes in the that no further action be taken. trimmed In Duchess carried WORLD '8 NEW! DAILY, -- in-- ' A.-Da- bridesmaids were IVi. Main 109. well"; and how an "angry crowd edible dog class." George surprised the meet-- bride's roses. The

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-- v, BOT PXCIFIC COMMERCIAL ftDVERTISmV nOnOtULTJ, SEPTEMBER 20,; 1906. TE3 7A0LF10. C. E. CONVENTION COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. TOMORROW NIGHT There is hardly any heat to the KDITOB. Grade of WA1TJLE O. SMITH - - The Christian Endeavors of this city do not have to attend the World's C. E DRUGS, CHEMICALS, :- Convention in order to see fellow THURSDAY : : : : - SEPTEMBER 20. Incandescent ers of other nations. They have them MEDICINES, TOILET j here. At the convention of Oahu PPPdQ AMD PULF1T. I the THt? THE ' Young People's Union to be held to ETC. morning, which does not ARTICLES, Bishop Eestarick delivered a sermon last Sunday morrow evening (Sept. 21) the Cen most of its at I ALL Electric Light call for criticism, because it was moderate in tone, accurate in tral Union church, the Americans, Chi frequently in- and that is' facts and unmarked by the assumptions in which preachers nese, Japanese, Hawaiians, and the press as dulge, when they attempt to deal with journalism. It treated the Portuguese will extend their right hand LIGHT It is the cleanest, most brilliant, of day, and that undoubtedly it is. among the chief educational influences the of Christian fellowship to Koreans illu-mina- the NO safest and least troublesome nt Nor is there any question but that its responsibility is commensurate with its who already decided to join the have known. For rates rower, and that while on the one hand, in a commercial sense, it must cater union I I apply to a j.ubli made up of diversified elements, on the other hand, its jplain duty The convention will be presided over HEAT in to promote individual, social and political righteousness. A newspaper, auie Dy president Peter Tosh (American) with Our prices are right. a man or a woman, without a purpose, resembles a derelict in the midst of i Wong Hin (Chinese) as secretary. Rev. Haw'n Electric J Co., tho sea, except that, whatever its sphere, it can never be a negative quantity. Dr orire Heber Jones, acting pastor No man, however, who has not actually lived and labored within the ranKS of First 'M. E. church, and Secretary , LIMITED, of journalism can possibly understand its interior workings., especially in rela-- Paui super of local Y. M. C. A. will be tion to it? moral attitude. It has been said that very ordinary lawyers, even the speakers of the evening . . . . 1 though possessed of no exalted protessional standard, are constantlyil auici--J! Everybody will be welcome, and 'Phone, Main 390. to consider moral issues to an extent unknown in commerce or finance, and through this column, a special invita that, while pettyfoggers and shysters abound in many communities, their aver- - tion is extended to all strangers and ! ao decisions and action come wumn tne ruies 01 uvuur. This observation is ( tourists who have never heard six lan more emphatically true in relation to the press, .bvery reporter uauy nas to guages. 6ing and speak the same thing consider moral problems, which are beyond the control of managing editors or at the same time. publishers. What facts should be published and what ouittedr so that news The following is the program: columns may be complete and yet the rights and even the feelings of individ- 7:15 p. m. uals respected, reporters are compelled to determine, often on. the very spot Song Service led by Mr, M. K. Na- - RED BASS is procured. Family secrets, episodes in particular iives kuina. where information Scripture Reading and Prayer- -- Rev. Something entirely new here. The finest fish add to the graphic interest of a nar found in the details the publication of which might G. D. Edwards. Pacific coast waters, similar to the Red Snapper of of reporters, who, if they were conscienceles Song Introductory Re- the Gulf rative, are within the breasts President's I of Mexico but of firmer flesh like the bass family. and ignorant of the just limitations upon the press, might inflict irremedrable marks. LING Song. COD, similar to the true cod of the Eastern waters injury. Except in ''yellow" journals, which are very few in number, the Fancy and as Roll call. fine flavor. ALASKAN BUTTER FISH, the richest and best true line is rarely over-steppe- and, even in those spectacular appeals to Subject: "Help Hin- Address and flavored of the coast waters. Resembles the mackarel but is morbidity, some restraint is exercised. drances to Spiritual Growth." Mr. fatter and the flesh is a finer grain. Then again reporters are frequently entrusted with the intentions of pub Paul Super. Necklaces Song Kamehameha C. E. Society. We have these fish here, came to us on the Jic men in respect to executive or legislative action, the. indiscreet publica Alaskan. They Address "Subject: "The Investment were cured in the Sound country and are exceptionally good. tion of which might entail serious consequences, and they often receive in of a Life." Dr. Geo. H. Jones. IN formation from departments, with the understanding that, either temporarily Song Kawaiahao Seminary Students. ' GOLD, or permanently and for the good of the public, which is the supreme object Announcement of the award and types. Such confidences presentation of the Union Banner. AMBER, of crovernment, it should be reserved from the have Free-wi- ll offering. ' been very seldom violated. Lord's Prayer Each on his own lan TOPAZ, In commercial financial, social, literary, ethical and religious directions, guage. CRYSTAL, metropolitan Meat the daily and weekly secular press of the United States, in the twentieth Officers of the Union: Peter E. Tosh, AMETHYST, century, on the average truthfully and fairly represents existing conditions president; S. K. Kamaiopili, vice-pre- si- LIMITED. and the highest phases of modern civilization. In the publication of legal pro dent; Wong Hin, secretary; C. K.Ai, WHITE AND ceedings, and of exceptional occurrences, such as law-suit- s of business impor-- ' treasurer. PINK CORAL. tance, crimes, divorces, tornadoes, earthquakes, epidemics, and other events of the kind, it does not parade the facts as evidencing the ordinary Btate of LIKES JUBILEE NUMBER. the physical world or of individual social or business life, but as news, to We are indebted to Wm. S. Flem See Them X A LI I O I "which intelligent and educated men and women are entitled, and which is ing, ueputy Attorney uenerai or awaii, to be classified among the irregularities and not the monotonies of progress foB. the. Jubilee (50th anniver THEY ARE VERY and to be digested and used as suggestions, warnings, or contributions to sary) number of the Pacific Commercial STYLISH. iviannisn 3noes knowledge, in the formation of public opinion, in the development of charac Advertiser, published at Honolulu. A ter or in the determination of private conduct. In all these various ways, run through the 132 pages of this spe- the press of today is a microcosm of the world, and to an audience, far ex- cial issue makes us know that the news For Little Men paper Hawaiian ys ceeding in numbers the active religious workers upon the .globe, brings to business in the Islands Every boy now-a-da- has pride about his foot wear, and 'bear, hour by hour, the condensed truth, gathered from all quarters by the is in the hands of enterprising me-n- it is natural that be should. innumerable agencies of liuman development, that tends towards the eleva- men who know how to set forth and 11.11 M. Our great effort is to have boys' shoes to look like Men's: tion and perfection of : the race in its 'aspirations, for higher standards and make attractive the resources of Uncle wear LIMITED. like Mens; ht like Men's; quality like Men's. In fact, nobler ideals. Bishop Restarick was correct and fair in his recognition of the Sam 's new island possessions. The il every part of our boys' shoes just the same as our Men's shoes enormous advance of journalism within the preceding and this generation. lustrations represent many points ot in- except terest views of . city LEADING JEWELERS. Price, and our prices can't be duplicated for the In his cauterization of Sunday newspaper, including and qualny.' the he was less accurate, or $2.00, : " country, and the pictures of individuals Prices $2.50, $3.00, $3.50. ; , r rather perhaps, ess complete. The Advertiser claims no monopoly of moral prominent in the official and social life v deration, but, in its Sunday issues it has published and continues to publish, of the former kingdom of Kalakaua, while news and editorial1 depart- :., Manufacturers'; Shoe Go , editorially and otherwise, many elaborate articles on moral questions, and, on .the NOTICE. ' Ltd. ments indicate industry and a high ' repeated occasions has gone so far as to suggest a unified moral code, to be All Sewing Machines left for repairs 1051 Fort Street, : : ; : : 'Phone Main 282. standard of literary ability. Napa at Benny's not applied in public schools j through-on- ... ' called for by September the of Hawaii. Other Sunday newspapers, t (Cal.), Kegister. 30 will m ' be sold to pay expenses. OOOXO0XXXXXXXX0 the United States, pursue the same ' Course. There is, however, on the , F. J. BENNY. part of ihe secular press, a steady determination, often. Requiring nice discrim- PROMOTION COMMITTEE NOTES. 1266 Fort treet. - Phone Mala 488. Quality in the Food- - ination, not to interfere with., those special topics that" belong peculiarly to A meeting of the Promotion Commit ' - "" Excejlence in the service. The highest standard in everything the direct religious teachers, ; 'A tee will be held this afternoon at 3:30. at Miss Whitlock, in charge of the Ha LEHNHARDT'S (Oakland) PALM RESTAURANT waiian promotion bureau work In Los CHOCOLATE CANDIES SAN. FRANCISCO'S PROGRESS. The business man, with particular ideas regarding cooking, and fastidi 1 - Angeles, writes that she has a large- Nothing, tp, According to the August bulletin of the , California Promotion Commit- t eqqal them In Hono- ous people, who make the table service of first, importance, find no fault room offices apart Ha- any ; tee, 'San Francisco is doing very well in spite of its set-back- A population at her set for lulu jand they cost onljr 50c. a with of bur features; we cater to their needs and supply them fsatisfac- - ' torily same people east-boun- waiian exhibits. The four enlarged pound The lunch or dine. here day after day, and they do so of 370,000 is claimed and normal d travel is cited to show that the box. Gartley photographs, of Hawaiian regardless of the fact that our meals are lnexoensive: it is because we meet stories of a special exodus are no longer true- - For the rest we have these Assorted chocolates, assorted their ideas of cooking and service. s scenes are now on exhibition there. chocolates and bonbons, interesting statistics: , . c and ' Miss .Whitlock writes that as Los An marshmallows. . , v ..: V LUDWIGSON & JUNGCLAUS, Y Ihiring the closing week of August the record of import geles is the tourist gateway, direct con fean You can oder by phone Main 22. PROPRIETORS. .duties for the. port of Francisco was broken, and . the enor- nection between Los Angeles and Hawaii"' ' mous sum of a quarter of a million "dollars was received in one day. beautiful has become a ne 116 Hotel Street, around the corner fr om Fort Street. cessity. .. MAY Go. The estimated .:" BENRY & Ltd. receipts for the month are, $1,500,000, being the A Maryland man writes that he hopes 1 ? , . largest in the history of the port. - the whole Maryland Press Association 22 Telephone 22. - . . . The labor supply shows some improvement, but there is still will take a trip to Hawaii in the near " Noiseless Easily Repaired an enormous demand in the building trades and for ordinary la- - future. He wants to come, out here. Bookings are being made Los An borers in the city, while in the State there is a great demand for in ' geles for an excursion to Honolulu , farm laborers of all classes. . Many thousand pecple could find about the middle of November and the TRY THE ANGELUS - employment at high wages at onee in California. : middle of December. "We cordially Invite you to try ! v ' Done" The following "new I summary shows the Angelus ,4 conditions in San Francisco: Piano Player at our Siphon jet low down closet, err)bossed bowl, ; August building CALLING IN SUGAR BONDS. store. bent olc, permits issued, 1176. Value $6,333,363. finish , piano and paper lined tank.. Natural oak never split Ileal estate transfers recorded, 1075. The 0 per cent bonds of the Hawai HAWAIIAN NEWS CO? teat, and Douglas siphon valve. . ,; Building contracts recorded, 170. Value $1,429,114. ian Commercial and Sugar Company due Alexander Young Building. , Sample in our show window. Bank clearings, $180,844,594.73, For August 1905, $155,841,-918.8- 6. n 1916, have been called in for redemp " ' i , ; , tion by the company on .April 1, 1907. ' ' ' .. Per cent increase 16. The company is in such a prosnerous A. ' . j--- ""' Tonnage of port of San 157,370. condition T Francisco, that the directors think it ad TOH2TThe Plumber. 1TOT Permanent buildings under construction, 711. visable to redeem this issne of bonds Tudor 85 King Street. nine years before full maturity. The ottie Value of buildings on, which work is being done, $50,000,000. new sugar crop season in Number the islands of men doing construction worky 30,000. begins with the present month, and re- Average number of cars of debris removed daily, 125. cent advices indicate that the yields,

especially that of the Hawaiian Com- Every-Day-We- ar It will be noted that the building contracts recorded 170 at $1,429,114 for mercial and Sugar Company's planta- Go to Bellair average $8406 See a value of and a fraction, which cannot be and deemed large. But tions, will be largely in excess of the for both Boys and it is large enough to show progress. No doubt, when insurance and labor production of the crop year just closed. S. Girls come as troubles are settled, there will be a sudden and marked increase in con- F. Recorder. near - the Pineapples struction totals. being perfect gar- CHALLENGE TO SULLIVAN. ments as could be AS TO BACK NUMBERS. On behalf of R. S. Mcllvain I here- Grow. by challenge Dick Sulli-a- n to-- box a People who write about the problems wished. of Hawaii after an absence of twenty round contest for any amount years or even of months, from these shores, take dangerous chances. Ha- of purse or side bet he is willing to waii's "situation" is as movable as the property, that was bounded on the put up. The match to be fought at north by a jack-rabbi- t, on the south by a blue jay, on the east by a dust catch weights the same as in the recent Little Tudor Sleepers BELLAIR is situated in KALIHI VALLEY within two and 9 storm and on the west by a swarm of bees. It never stays the same; and the contest in which Sullivan secured the ialf miles of Honolulu's business center. most changeable thing about it is the labor question. A man may go decision. Any terms Sullivan is will- are Ideal Night Garments for the away ing to make as BELLAIR is the ideal spot for Summer residences, and one from here knowing the latest developments but before his to amount of purse or turn comes to be side bet will be agreeable to and will little ones and never fail to please. which will pay your, living expenses while occupying your owrs interviewed on the mainland something may have happened to alter the whole be met by me. home case, leaving him to spread misconceptions without knowing it. T. S. BARNES, BELAIR is acknowledged to be the healthiest place for poul Dole Manager R. Thus E. P. in the Washington Post, re the planters and Chinese. for S. Mcllvain. try. . . One would think from reading liitle Tndor Rompers Dole that the Chinese, labor question was up- BELLAIR is free from extreme wind and rainstorms! permost here, when, in point INFANT MORTALITY. of fact, it has not been heard of since a year and give a pleasing variety to wearers BELLAIR is laid out in ACRES, allotments large enough to more ago when President Roosevelt put. his adverse sentiments into language The attention of the Town Council at grow your own fruits, vegetables Johannesburg, and poultry; it will support your of his own strenuous type. Since then our planters have been forgetting that Transvaal, was last yaar of the Play Suits. horse and cow without any further outlay; the price of one acre ia they ever wanted Chinamen and have directed to the fact oUt eighty-fo- ur sent drummers out after Portuguese that of We have just received a new only Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.00), you pay only Sixty-Tw- o and Filipinos. And every time somebody from here talks as the infants who died in December, if Chinese forty-fo- ur Dollars and Fifty cents cash and we will carry you for twO question were a living one, they cast an of them had died of dysen- shipment of all three. anxious eve towards Gompers and tery. An investigation years for the balance, at six per cent interest. NeilL with a view of AGES: 1 to 8 years. tracing the source of the disease was We shall be pleased to show this property to you at any time Post up or shut up, Mr. Dole On second thoughts, better do both. authorized. Under the best of condi- PRICE: 65 cents each. 'Phone Main 480 and make appointment, or see tions attacks of dysentery are very prevalent This must be a reference to among children in warm "Sixty Fathom Saunders" the weather, but in a large majority of popular master of the steamship Manchuria. Star. cases the lives' of the little ones can be But the gentleman's name happens- to be Friele. saved by the used of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy always brings prcrmpt re- The typhoon at Hongkong seems to have killed many more people than lief, and has never been known to fail. the earthquake San For sale by Benson, & GHAS. od at Francisco. Smith Co., Ltd., S. DESKY agents for Hawaii. GOOD GOODS. L Campbell Block, Opposite W. G. Irwin & Co. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. SEPTEMBER 20, igc6.

A cough is a danger signal. You :hey notify their agens on the Coast.' should heed its warning promptly. When they cannot see samples them- selves they are naturally placed Begin at once, and take regular PORTLAHDERS at a !isad vantage and . will consequently DEVELOPING doses of buy from cities which hive men in the II acid. GREAT DEMAND FOR LEATHER. '"The commodities in the way of lose manufactured articles and products of THE TROPICS ran the Portland market are more diversi- fied than even your local residents have 1herri Sectoral any idea of. You do not appreciate the magnitude of the commercial possibili- All serious lung troubles ties in the exchange of business. Take Letter From Statistician begin with a common fcMay ior example the harness line. On the; Papers Matson Liner Hilonian Be Withdrawn various plantations there are thousands IrjJ cold. A cold in the of horses and mules. Probably the Austin to Governor throat easily passes to Unless the Cargo Offerings Are amount of that kind of livestock will Tour safe deposit box her Is In the bronchial tubes, equal those on foot in Oregon. Harness Carter. an absolutely rlre-pro- of vault, fire - - and you have must be bought for those animals. n- K III bron could burn for days and week all chitis, leading pos Much Improved. Saddles are in demand. All sorts of around f7 JFEJfc goods for it without affect the "SBnIk pneu-- stable use are sought. Like- Governor Carter has received the let- ly sibly to wise are wagons, agricultural machin- contents. ter printed below from : (monia or con ery and implements. Mr. Austin, Such safety Is more you chief worth to sumption. StOD The Portland, Ore., Telegram of Au- nian It has been evident the service is "On the other hand, the classes of of the Bureau of Statistics. De- than the small your cold hardware bought are too partment rental 5o. a before it goes down into gust 31 has the following about the being maintained largely from the ship multitudinous of Commerce and Labor. month; $5 year. Mat-so- n to specify. Many a the chest. When you bring a .bottle building up ments carried on account of the different grades of It is a most interestinar communlea of trade between Hawaii Navigation Company and hundred lumber and mill products are market- of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral into the Oregon: tion, in the first place, from its revela- -' and corporations, rather than from the car- able, and a book would be required to ' house yon bring with it relief, good go offered by merchants. This has enumerate the articles kept in stock tion of the increasing attention t the Hawaiian Trust Co., Portland will forfeit the Hawaiian by cheer, hope, and sunshine. a been by M. Lindsay, Port- Portland wholesale houses are tropics, 1 It is Island trade unless merchants confirmed J. that together with demand for their ; her needed by the island j limited, f V i standard and unrivaled remedy for awake from their Rip Van Winkle land agent of the Matson Navigation residents. And products, now existent in countries in Company, who was asked yesterday re- last, but not least, there is a wide colds and coughs. trance and bid for the business. field the temperate zone. In the place. FORT Unless cargo offerings improve- - the garding the real status of the steam- for carpet houses. The son of next STREET. . There are many substitutes and imi- Matson Navigation Company will with ship situation. As an instance of how Mr. Schluetcr, of the San Francisco It Is flattering to Hawaiian 'enter tations. Beware of them and of so-call- ed draw the steamer Hilonian. the new market here is regarded at iirm of Schlueter & Vullberg. went prise that such a trained observer as down with me. one trip on a "Genuine Cherry Pectoral." Hawaiian dealers are anxious to make Honolulu and other island cities. Mr. vacation. Statistician Austin should indicate, for Be sure you get City Lindsay displayed a letter from a reli He carried samples with him, and dur- AYER'S Cherry the Rose a permanent market, but ing means of developing the tropical and Pectoral. they want to deal with men on the able merchant at Hilo. who placed in times when he was not sightseeing ground. his hands an order forlumber, doors, visited ea'ers at different points. When subtropical belt v of the earth, the up in ; Put large and small bottles. Long-distan- ce he returned to the Bay City buying is not conducive sashes and such material, representing a month utilization of modern discovery and In- til 15 000 later he repre- IIP feet, understanding had orders in his book pi, to prosperity of line, with the that the continued the senting $12,000. vention In the very manner that has II Prepared by Dr.J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, S. K.: nor un- it wasmerely an experiment or a trial LIMITED. MU. will buyers place heavy orders rr.arkel progressive Bteps In til convinced that this city will wel- order, and that no heavy shipments "Probably Portland houses could send the latest would be contracted was carpet samples there from now until chief industry HOLLISTER DRUG CO.. Agents. come the trade and exert energy to for until it the of this Territory, hold it. proven the steamer line was a definite next Summer and not sell a yard be- also to someextent in public utilities Thpsfi arp a of th facts facine and assured adjunct to the transporta-- cause the buyers 'want to meet the For Went fw tion group. men handling goods. There are four conducted by the Government and by the commercial interests of the Beaver facilities of the Stores on street, $25 per 'The annual trade of the islands principal towns Honolulu, Hilo, Kahu- - corporations under public franchises. Fort roontlu. State metropolis. At the present rate Cottage on Artesian street, 110 per YOU authoritatively amounts to hundred of thousands of lui and Honokaa. They are all reached When, for Instance, he talks about the HAVE TRIED it is asserted that the by water, frequent month. Hawaiian steamer line will not be dollars," said Mr. Lindsay. "It is a and with sailings ability of man now to "carry the power Cottage on Young-- se- from San Francisco no street, fie per available long. Operating expenses stable source of revenue when once there is reason of the waterfalls In the form of elec month. cured, must encouraged to be why the jobbing interests of the Rose cannot be derived from promises of but be tricity to the material or to plan-- Dwelling-hous- e, retained. no different any City cannot reap the advantages now the Pensacola street anJ Honolulu merchants to send representatives into It's from i tation or mine for Made other. But I am not convinced one offered them. As it is, the firms on the the and utilize it Wilder avenue: large lot. stable the island territory next June. Prompt Aa ,w -i- iuu, cnicKen run. z& per ul an can be sent to the cities there islands are buying small lots of cargo?"1"1 month. work of a fair and convincing character on can also now readily supply power . s is the principal requirement to demon- - and succeed in establishing profitable trial or sample orders, but at the;fe produced by Soap? relations. does not to rate it will take them years to learn another form. viz.. that strate to the houses doing business in trade It stand i oC petroleum Is Ore-protec- tne Mr. Austin lOT reason. ted what things are available, .use Sale group Dealers in the interior of and in the 1- -4 the that their interests will be j general principle 2 acres 7. - on Washington buy largely meantime the company cannot sail the bating a that has adjoining baseball when they relinquish connec- and from I Your grocer will deliver you a Hilonian at a loss We concrite illustrations in the lately grounds; rental $35 per month; could tion with . other ports and place their samples. Traveling men make those have decided plant. be advantaged territories regularly. So they must do this much. If the steamer is taken off started Wainiha electric In the increased. case for faith in the of this harbor, i in tne Hawaiian islands, store- - notice will be 2Q davs in advanr-p- . ligiiniis ui nuuuiuiu a eucus iui imxtij otira roaneit vuui Jsereiannl Sired if years nouse, fish-pon- d. DO NOT OFFER CARGOES. of thP diffWnt m- - and we are hopeful the notice win never past" and In the recent adoption cottage, stables, , vers rntatirm petroleum fuel, In Ho-- etc. $3.75 Since the second sailing of the Hilo- - panies desire-- certain brand of goods.be necessary. of for both the . noiuiu pun.piiig siaiiuus me xvafiu vvriier leaving iiunoiuiu. Will mOm CARRIED LITTLE FROM PORT Transit Co,s power house. cept any reasonable offer. LAND. f i Following is Mr. Austin's letter: I Lots in Kaimukl. cleared. S300 "On the last voyage of the Hilonian . , . lot tr soap x. She carrie.i ICO tons nf cnniia niirrhnsjxi . iiiu iuwju Ms by me for tne plantation companies Bureau of Statistics. Hi and a passenger from San Francisco Washington, Sept. 4. 1906. F. L. WALDRON, Agent. contracted for a like amount. With the ' Hls Excellency, the Governor of Ha- - Oahu Railway exception of 28 head of horses and a Wall, Honolulu, Hawaii. few small consignments, nothinir wa3 My Dear Sir: J acknowledge receipt TIME TABLE. sent from this port. I have been frank--' of your letter of August 16, and the ly told by local merchants who have two papers on "'Tropical Medicine," OUTWARD. houses in San Franci3co that after the which you kindly sent me. and thank For Waianae, Waialua, Kabukw and chaotic state following the earthquake you for them. I am, as you say, great- - Way 9:15 a. p ' Belvedere char-- stations in S:J0 m. is relieved they will again begin routing ly interested in subjects of this Tor Pearl City Ewa Mill , and W lie especially In which re- - from the Golden Gate There are four acter. and those Stations 1 7:30 a. m. y:J5 a bu. -' products. such firms now shipping on the Hilo- late to the tropics and their 11:05 a m.. 2:15 m ' 3:20 . o- BELVEDERE, CAL. great of T. t- nian. Two local factories are offering I believe that the n?xt duty 5:15 p. m., 9:30 p. m., tll:15 p. nu v . tropics, some furniture, but on the Initial trip man is the development of the For Wahiawa 9:15 a. m. and S.ia 168.0G0 lying be-- 30 Minutes From San FranciscOv of the steamer I had aboard feet That section of the world p. in. of lumber, or about 360 tons, and 100 tween the 30th parallel north latitude, INWARD. .... Tiburon Ferry. tons of. grain, wThich was on orders which runs througji New Orleans In the Now the placed by . myself, while the total United States, and Cairo, Egypt and Arrive Ilonolulu from Kahnkn, Wal-al- ua amount of business sent from here was Hongkong, China, and the 30th parallel and Waianae 8:36 a. 5:31 HAWAIIAN HEADQUARTERS. ! but a trine over 500 tons. latitude, we may, I think. p. m. ... . i 1 i of south MRS. A. MOORE, Owner. "There are nearly a dozen firms in class as tropical or subtropical; and. Arrive Ilonolulu from Ewa Mill and F. which, the Matson Navigation Company whiio it contains Dractieally half the Pearl City 17:46 a. in., 8:36 a. m is Interested., and they do their share area and half the population of the 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. in., 4:31 p. nu, Use toward establishing the trade relations, wori3t it at present supplies but about "5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. ALAN PRE5SLEY WILSON but in addition the business, houses onefi'fth of the merchandise entering Arrive Honolulu from Wahiswa Novelty Mills must enter the field and meet those not international commerce, although it is 8:36 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. connected with our interests If they naturaljy the most productive section 'Daily, t Ex. Sunday, t Sunday Only, - two-hou- r hope to secure the revenue. The Asso- Qf tne worid. The Haleiwa Limited, a EXCELLENT FLOOR first-cla- si ciation Oil Company, Honolulu Planta- - ThJ temperate zones, now pretty well train (only tiekets honor l) tion Company. Paauhau Sugar Planta- -' deyel e( ; have learned the value of leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8 23 OALXFO&X7IA BTZEZD CO., Agent The nervous "break-dow- n" tion Company and Olaa Plantation the pro(iuctg 0f the tropics and are a. m.; returning, arrives in Honolulu Company are among the principal ones, lncreaslng thejr demands for them day a 1:1(. P- - Th Limited itopa only while I am agent for F. L. Waldron, , shown by the fact that at Pearl City and Waianae. This condition is usually of Honolulu, and the Hilo Mercantile u'ted states for example, has in- - G. P. DENI30N, F. C. SMITH, caused by overwork Company. Their business Is of course, SnPt-- Q- - P-- & T-- or mental strain and neglect. v creased its lmp0rtation of tropical and Waikiki Inn handled on the steamer, and through subtropical products from 140 millions When one overworks, the nerves are over- purchasing agents, but we cannot do i in 1870 to about 540 millions at the WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. . buying or up any " Now owned by W. C. Bergin. worked. Then you "live on your nerves;" all the work trade present time. The slow I development You more than one man can go to Honolulu can "live on your nerves" just so long and represent commercial Interests " the .1 .hoTiimtiP f.' Vice-Preside- nt then the nerves protest in some form "break of Portland. .1 think,lf due to the fact JohnT' Spreckela First T Vice-Preside- down," "worn" nervous conditions were such that the physical w. M. Giffard. . .Second nt Accommodations, supplies and out," prostration all The Telegram also says editorially: and bfeast was Insuffl- - H. M. Whitney Treasurer meaning just one thing. power of man - first-clas-s. cient for the development of agricul- Richard Ivers ...... Secretary attendance absolutely Your nerves need attention. You feed Another trade opportunity awaits trans-- must . Portland's acceptance. Honolulu busi- ture, mining, manufacturing and E. I. Spalding ....Auditor some new power to your nerves. ness men are making the intial effort portation. , But now that man has SUGAE FACTORS AND That is just what Paine's Celery Compound to break into the Portland market. learned to use natural COMMISSION It - .1 man nruiPe lnfe AGENTS. does. It feeds new power to the nerves and builds is for Portland to say whether the effort rf AGENTS FOR Fine Bathing Beach ... w i. nf th will be successful or not. We are told mis orn, uiic uc ..imont Fran-cisc- o, them back to healthy strength. proceed rapidly, Oceanic Steamship Co., San because of the presence of a prominent tropics ought to Cal. That is just why for the past 17 years Paine's buyer from Honolulu that the trade Until recently, man could only utilize Celery Compound has been power waterfall by carry- - Western Sugar Refining Co Sas the most universally of this city with the Hawaiian Islands the of the Francisco, Cal. wnose - " Used tonic in the world. is assured. This is jumping at con-- ins to it the material ror aevei- T 11 . T 1 ' TIT 1 1M T. B. WALKER . '1 - iMCvmoum t orMf aiia-- That is just exactly why brain workers keep, v,,,f io,Miv i.i ,nr,lv the cower. Now. . presence man can carry the power of ueiPDia, ra. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER themselves keen, healthy and vigorous by precipitate. The of the Hono however, Newall Universal Mill Co.. Manu-- using lulu buyer Is a manifestation of wil the ,i..!ierf&iiQ in the form of eiec-- Jobbing promptly attended to, Paine's Celery Compound. lineness to trade from the other end of to the material or to the plan-- tricitv X OTK, . r- - JeW X. 1705 Phone Via Una TV,- - . ho pftrnmonanrate -- OTlA utilize It for King Street, Pawaa. Bal--timor- trc must thn v mlnn - Alan Pressley Wilson, a journalist of e, Latiin.inn Oil TraimnortatioB ov Sam White 2221. P. O. Box 302. activity and eagerness from this end if that as well as transportation, while Pifi 1 tells his experience in an interesting s- power Francisco, Cal. way his experience is that of thousands trade relations are to be succes- ne can aiso now readily supply upon thousands every year. fully, profitably and permanently es-- ln another form, viz., that produced KINDS OF BUILDING AKH ! tablished. . Dy the use of petroleum. I have been WM. G. IRWIN & CO LTD. DONE ON Wells & Richardson Co, Burlington, Vt. Circumstances have Dractieally qujte impressed with the fact that, in REPAIR WORK i - SHORT NOTICE Gentlemen: "Paine's Celery Compound has thrown the Honolulu trade at our feet, our wn case at least, a large pro- AGENTS FOB THE been the means of placing me on my feet i go vehicles but the proffer is one that will not port!on Of the export trade In Royal Insurance Co., of Lirerpool, by after a continuous struggle against nervous oeggmg ior long, we nave wen lavor-- pr0pelled by power, wnetner unuer prostration. When my wife died a short monthly steamship goes England. ed of late with a e Cf automobile or otherwise, time ago I threw myself into my work with nair-- Alliance Assurance Co., of London, service from the islands. The Matson tQ the tr0pjcs and I learn from other such energy as to cause a nervous break- Navigation Company's ship Hilonian general type England. m. T. Patv. down, my gourcea that vehicles of this Scottish Union k National Inauranos IMS ALASKA 8TREKT. and friends became very solicitous has made one voyage with loss to the hoinz used in tropical coun- - my I 1 1 Co., of Edinburgh, Scotland. of health. tried various remedies and ( ... ! company, out mere is persistent ue trle3 for transportation 01 agrrcuumo. .a diets but seemed to grow worse. At times lief eventually trade will come and of Fire Association of Pbiladelphi. COTTON BROS. & CO. I I that products, minerals, and merchandise Corporation, Ltd. became so despondent that did not care ! condi-- Alliance Insurance the service is continued. The sorts, which suggests that they Magdeburg General In- ENGINEERS AND GENERAL CON to live if living meant such nervous debility. tions governing the operation of this various purpose which Wilhelma of One day when I was exhausted by nerv- are likely to serve the surance Co. TRACTORS. the line are favorable, and assure success. serves ln the temperate of my I an...... ous strain work chanced to see in ' If men will only get nidi I""" . Plana and Estimates furnished for all The Baltimore American testimony Portland business jfcnes, but could not satisractoruy v the of ln and boost on their own behalf. There tropics owing to climatic classes of Contracting Work. one who had been troubled with nerve de- should no waiting the buyer to plv in the pletion, but who, through use be for conditions. Simultaneously with these Fire Insurance. Boston Block i t : Honolulu. the of the come. The seller should Invade the which famous Compound, was made well. 1 re- developments have come others territory. . . -. I 71 i I Honolulu JI- w a --.a n LUC solved to try it and am delighted with the reduce tne owuuU. nTTTT? TJ T7. T T A T.M a.-- TTT-'--'- M flTI . rrt OPIA CIGAR-- results. I can now do the work on my paper ...... , .r,.aney m r.liQ and also reduce tne tianger ui I never estaDiish a competitive marsei.. to this that thought possible. Journalistic have had one try at the Sound that ti""Tepical disease .and to"eroric LTD. best So. CIGAR. work requires strong nerves and I have no was unproductive of results and un-- oZ comoar ng --o 411 General Agent, for Hawaii. fear that mine will fail me now." Alan a ougnt 10 - " 1635 promising as to the future. With cwp. HAYSELDEN TOBACCO Pressley Wilson, Edmonson Ave. C S J'u Underwrite?.' Ige.cy. CO. IS. 'JrVS. Vihf. or in other lines New York Thousands of grateful patients tell the un- " V; general subject. Providence Washington Insurance of r- - flt- ,i.tln..-- o to this Co. Distributors. a o,t,c vl6t",rr rv. tt.Kth.r -T sent you a pany. failing effect of Paine's Celery Compound as a rrr".ai"lies ln cargo to be obtainedr nere ior i am iwi monograph torn nerve vitalizer and tonic. Physicians, the world the islands. We have what the Ha-- copy of my recent Fsurth Floor, Stangenwald Baildiag. 190o. In 1 e Promptly Attended To. over, use and prescribe it and testify to wonderful ivaiiana riteA Tt nnlv rpmams fOr US mioi Orient in that g' Orders . . . 1 3 V. TVlA B.t subject cures. nnAa enmo little ten tion to this r No Disappointment. trade however promising the prospects, 0f the tropics and the peculiarities oi One bottle will prove its wonderful properties upon we and markets in the 1 will be no deed of gift that conditions Omental BUY NOW! i gives almost instant effect. Let Paine's Celery develop In fuIFmeas-- I have also discussed SMSBMM &l n o it may rely. It will countries. my - H busi-- some extent In docu- FIRSTCLASS LACNDUY Compound strengthen and restore your nerves, ure only by the expenditure of subject to ana I r.ess-lik-e effort to capture it. rr.ent. "Colonial Administration, nourish your system, purify your blood and help : ' WASHING AND IRONING. you copies of each or 8!i-lBrtl3C0.,ll- fl. i you vigorous, buoyant health. T am sending may Smith Street, near Pauahi. back to A GOOD FAMILY LINIMENT these, thinking that possibly they Celery Compound is for ref--, Remember this Paine's Every family should be supplied with be of interest to you. at least Is consntly receiving the the prescription of one of the most famous physi- Balm, erence. or for tne li.Jrarc in jw, - v GEMS, GOLD AND SILVER hntflo nf fhamhorlain's Pain your thought-- OF cians America has ever known Prof. E. E. For cuts, bruises, burns, scalds or siml- - ; Thanking you ag?n for ggJJ UNj MERCHANDISE JEWELRY. injuries, are of frequent oc-- fulness in sending me these or3' UP-TO-DA- Phelps, of Dartmouth University. All reputable lar which GOODS. TRUNKS. LEATHER TE STYLES. p.w.- - rRT druggists recommend and sell Celery currence m every bousenold. there Is hoping to nave ui ,A r ARTICLES. Ready-mad- e or by special order Paine's so good. cools soothes my personal respects w uu - nothing It and ';; pvr,vi,a AvD scppuES ON HAND Prices reasonable. Call on us. Compound. the wound and not only gives instant Hawaii or m cise vou are very truly yours, ! WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO. ro'ipf !wit hrine-- nut n sneedv and ner--i Washington, I am. AUTOMOBILES and REQUISITE manent cure. sale by Benson, O. P. AUSTIN, S'T7 IT For i Alaxaad.r Y.mcr Bagdfcag. No. 1X08 Maunakea flt P. O. Box IU BURLIHCTON. VERMONT. Suiiiii & Co., Ltd.. aenta for Hawaii. Chief of Bureau.

t THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU SEPTEMBER 20, 1906. A Contented Woman 5s DEVELOPiNS FILMS - ".. v. Not everyone who pretends to do developing should be intrust ed with films that represent hard work in the picture taking. You may have taken infinite pains to - have good pictures and you cer tainly want good results. At f 1 least you want what you have taken to be properly developed. Then how can you expect to get K careful and intelligent work un- : less the films are taken to - , - specialists. fry- . We employ several expert .: developers t film and plate and ' v. i" have recently added to the num- ; ber so as to handle our orders Is one whose house Is well and artist- promptly. p - ' ically painted. Just think how many Tou can depend on our work ifif'-- houses need painting in Honolulu and to be the best. bow many women are well, we won't tik, say the word; but just let us give you HONOL.UL.U an estimate on that house of ypurs. Our motto: Photo-Supp- ly Co. Honest Work at Honest Prices." STANLEY STEPHSNSON. Fort St. ass The Painter. Everything Photographic. Phone 426. emova Fewi CHAS. D. Glim CONTRACTOR, There are a few hasremoved to room bargains this week 405, JuddBldg. eroing with the IS regular purchases f iS93lSS at Hobron's. Next

V7'; week the stock IK ' will be moved op to tbe other store. IK BETTER LOOK The selling of extra fine meats is not IN! an experiment with us. It's a stand-- wi V "'"' " 1? ing condition. " 1. Many of our patrons have tested 2 our meats for years and always found ; the quality true. , " ;; ' " ' ; Our 2 Co., ' am 9s HOME-SMOKE- D HAMS AND V Hi. lu ?A'-- v -- BACON. lsn. :;v.-4 ' I These are especially delicious. Try FOR SCHOOL. DAYS. i;rr them. . C Hop & 18 0 Ye Co. 5e Telephone TWO PIECE SUITS IK Main 251.

S5 Ice U Greatest value ever offered. lay's ream Good school clothes from $1.50 a suit 2 FOR 5c. CORNUCOPIAS. Home made St clean wholesome and conceded by all to be the best in the Ladies' Short Waists from :ity. Just try one. Emma street near $1.25 to $2.00. ti I Vineyard. YAMATOYA Laces, Embroidery, Ribbons, THE FLORAIj OFFEHING TO THE MEMORY OF SCANDER BEG: THE SCENE AT THE CASTLE OF SCODRA AT THE BEGINNING Underwear. OF BAIRAM. ' Shirt Makers, Scarifier . Beg, as the Turks called Alexander George Castriot, was the liberator of Albania from the Ottoman power in the fifteenth century. His memory is worshipped, and every year at the beginning of Bairam the women strew flowers from the housetops in his honor. The short black jacket have moved to 22 Pauahf worn by the men of Albania is perpetual mourning for Scander Beg. Illustrated London News. ' street, near Nuuanu street. Nuuanu, near Hotel Street. MEMBERS OB back again by a volcanic stream and CALIFORNIA EDITORIAL ASSO landed high and dry in the interior. It CIATION CARRIAGE REPAIRS Happenings was found upon examination that the should take a case of assorted I Strange merchandise had teen transformed in- TROPIC PRESERVES We maintain, a first-cla- ss re- to a delicious whisky punch, and large home with them. pair department. in Hawaii. quantities of it were served this even- Leave orders at factory, - opposite ing at the dinner given to visitors from Young Hotel. MEN,- IT'S FOR " YOU. Schuman Carriage Co., Ltd. ' Louisville at the Lava club. MRS. ANITA KEARJTS, If you are broken down with Hotel Street Latest advices from Honolulu bring And this is what we get for permit- vous debility, dyspepsia, rheumatism, ting the Kokomo journalist to lame back, loss of vior. failing of intelligence to this general effect: take . a vital power or any other weakness vacation in our insular possessions. indicating you are not the man you Pure Soda Water should be, Electro-Vigo- r will cure you. Tou can't gret Catton, Noill & Co.,Ltd Following a severe earthquake on the Chicago Inter Ocean. better Soda Water island of Hawaii hundreds of dead fish than that bearing: the FOUNTAIN 3ZNG1NEER3 and MACHINISTS were thrown on the beach. They had Electro-Vig- or brand, for the simple reason evidently been . caught in a submarine chare Isn't anjr better made. &TJEJEN AND RICHARDS STREET. ALTERING THE Is the new dry-cel- l body battery. It tt volcanic eruption, for all were boiled makes its own power and requires no Fountain Soda Works. and ready to serve. - care or attention, except to turn on Soilers re-tub- ed with charcoal-Iro-n KING'S ENGLISH the current as strong as you want it. Cherldan Street, near King. This, we take it, i3 only a sample of You take Electro-Vigor- , buckle Phone 270. . steel tnbes; general ship work. it Main f - or about your, .waist when you go to the phenomena which will be reported bed no charging or trouble of any from Honolulu during the next- - few Editor Advertiser :v After reading kind, mind you turn on the current Builders, Contrac- your with the regulator and all night long To weeks, it being more than apparent paragraph anent the London while you sleep this engine is pump- Wood Stoves tors Others. ,. that a journalist of the Kokomo school press and the right of changing the ing electric life into your nerves, and mtiscles and vitals. OILS, HARDWARE AND TOOLS. has secured temporary control of the spelling or pronunciation of the En- I give Electro-Vigo- r credit for saving my life. It cured me of dropsy, catarrh, Clearing out sale of DOORS and rheumatism and a weakness which made life miserable for me. SASHES at cost price for cash. correspondence bureau at that point. glish language, I came across the fol- I work fourteen hours a day now and feel as strong as a small horse. So we may as well prepare our lowing, copy J. W. LUNBECK, Santa Cruz, Cal. Abraham Fernandez & Son, that which I from a Chicago heat, energy pouring your minds paper Just think of itl Life. into body for hours, just C. B. Reynolds & Co for something like this: and which appears to me not as long as you want it. Think what it mast do. 44' 50 If you are nervous and weak it pumps such a volume of human energy into to King: Street 957 Alakea Street, Next Sailors' Home. HONOLULU, Sept. 8. Following a inaptly to express another side of the you that before you have had it on ten nights you will feel like a giant. severe earthquake in one of the neigh- Question: o ORCHIDS AND ROSES boring islands, hundreds of crates of -- "The British press has opened fire A SPECIALTY O eggs of a cargo bound the1 100-pag- e for for Gond Electro-Vigor- Part Froo . with every gun it has, upon peace- Get our illustrated, book, which explains all about Philippines, were cast ashore. The ac- the We send it free if you will inclose this ad. AT 10 and 25 Cents tion of the earthquake had scrambled maker of Sagamore Hill, for having them, they were cooked by steam, from dared to swat the current orthography Dr. S. G. Hall Electro-Vigo- r Co. REAL BARGAINS a submarine volcano, and when gather- with his big pen so to speak. Mrs. E. M. Taylor ed were at once served at the summer 1439 niXMOEE STEEET, SAN FBANCISCO, CAL. "The dog days seem to ""TOttO BUTLDINQ. Peoples' Bargain Store Progress tourist hotels along the eoast. have put the Block presidential mind in such a relaxed Or like thir: condition that he got an attack of reform spelling, and issued a procla- HONOLULU, Sept. 10. Following an & earthquake in the Hawaiian group, a mation abolishing the English language RICE PERKINS cargo of cows destined in the Federal offices. for Seattle from pleased ARTISTIC ATTRACTIONS Melbourne was wrecked off shore. In "It Andrew Carnegie and the PHOTOGRAPHERS. a little while the animals, with a few little flock of people who. being idle, AT THE exceptions, were rescued from the an- have fallen into the mischief of trying There is health indicated fei ! to slit the mother tongue the Amer- . at J gry waves. Each of them has been Studio: Hotel Street. Tort. giving from four to five ponnds of but- ican public didn't seem to care much smiurcs tact nfT ter, with milk shakes on the side, ever about it one way or another seeing Wrtfv Stomach-troubl- e since. that the language had stood many a worse assault without, getting even a Or like this: . scratch, and that the. President is uscdwithanj S. FUJIMURA HONOLULU, Sept. 12. Following palpably and ridiculously out of his MASSAGE spelling-boo- - will buili ZOO an earthquake in the Hawaiian bailiwick when he tackles the k kind'Of- reason; - Islands, Rheumatism.. Bruises nro;.. . , J t- KAIMUKI HEIGHTS. which was accompanied by a violent officially. reeling 1. uo, and other Ailmenta nnrpvic v submarine eruption, a consignment of "But the saving sense of humor which Try-- a case of p u re RELIEVED. "A ANY TIME merchandise from Peoria, 111., which rr.ak.ei these little Roosevelt broncho-ness-es 444 King Street, had evidently been discharged bv a easy for the American people, ts Palama. present Ramie? Beer Phone White 1351. EVERY DAY Passing vessel, in the hope that "she not in the British editorial Its an ideal tonic .and . CAMERA OBSCURA! might more safely ride the mountain- mind. Hence the hostilities: and the Beferage t aids aiiesrior HAWAIIAN GRASS HUTS! ous waves, came ashore along the beach. spitballs are flying at a great rate. " " Before "One or two of London papers Money OPEN-AI- R SKATING RINK! it could be recovered by the the not RAINIER Loaned ANIMALS. BIRDS. ETC., ETC.? salvage corns a tidal wave, returning: only lost thein tempers, but their heads At the J from one of also, BOTTIfING WORKS MUSIC SATURDAYS the largest sugar plan- and call America and Americans CARLO PAWN CO. AND SUNDAYS! tations, swept over the hogsheads, com- hard names, beca-us- e one of us has 'Phon pletely saturating them slopped over, and in this trying weath- Nuuanu Street. Near DON'T MISS A GOOD TIME! and carrying Ea King. them out to sea. They were driven er, too." V. On Jewelry and Precious Stones. Open until 8:30 at night.

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAi; ADVERTISER, 'J HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER: 20, 1906.

be rs of the party seems to b not to VV. R. Hawaiian Trust EXPEISES.NO OBJECT get the offices, but to keen from hema PATTERSON & CO. 'JAPANESE tic 'ninated tor them. General Contract?? ni Jobbing. Curtis l.rjltc.i went to Waialua yes-- H,,,JS;ii:.ir;?. Pa: ei hanging. Grain, (Continued from Page L) lenity, to from h,a recent srvers inK- - Kdlsominins. Co..' Ltd. i tt.ict of jhni.. . irKk. Cen.et and Stone Work. . will not openly oppo.se his election. We ,. rvp.,-.- . .nup wiin nttle. th sign p.in.W-r- . '! 923 FORT STREET io not tear lauk-- a and ail your talk C'TIH.! Hotel an ! I'ni.tn stiwts. ELOPEIIE about his being aprroaehed by Brown The Portuguese Republic in Club will l'HU.f; MAl.V SSI. tutrel FOR RENT. to stay out of the campaign is nors--f- --. touiiiU m Su Aujoaio Ha'il to consider the act-'o- n of the convention UNITED STATES KING STREET, near Dowsett Lane Kalauokalani will run for the m OF AMERICA. cottage; norr.2t.anne the man' they desired Small Senate if he runs at all and that does rut up. It is probable re will an S33 ' the be jx BERETANIA STREET Desirable Lovers Wed Despite not scare us a little bit." made to have the club declare TIF DISTRICT COURT OF TIIT3 I UNITED cottae. The Democrats will hold a caucus itstlf a non-partis- an organization STATES FOR THE TERRITORY - QUARRY AND LUNALILO STREETS which may mean a breaking away from OF HAW AIL Two-sto- ry on Friday flight and convene on the house. Series of Vexatious the Republican ranks. The soreness PUNCHBOWL STREET, below Queen following Monday. It is sail there will comes WHEREAS a libel jr. ,v,. from the failure of th eonven- - r):stT-v- t fii, ' - Two-sto- ry house. be one hundred sixty-fiv- e .v... .. ' " - v'1 states ror Delays. and delegates lion to norrinat il .i,,u lne xerritory CORNER OP NUUANU AND PAUOA in the convention. is expected of Hawaii on the Hth cottages very Ii that REGISTRATION. uay of September, A. D. by POPH ROAD Several at a when they & low rental. The Oceanic S, S. Sierra arrived from meet the fusion matter will There is considerable kicking over the TALBOT, a corporation; REXTON, TANTALUS Cottage partly furnished. the Coast yesterday morning after a Love will find a way even if it leads have full attention and a plan decided registration of voters in the Dis HOLilES & CO.. a corporation; MARY Fourth E. FOSTER. TACIITC HEIGHTS Cottage partly good passage of five days ami seven- through the polite covert. It piloted upon, though the matter of candidates trict, principally those of the Sixth and Wil. G. IRWIN. H. J. HARRISON. T. THOMPSON AL- furnished. teen Xomi Yamane anI Di.-hi- ro TakigcsLi will be settled at the caucus tomorrow Hghth precincts. Fred Wood claims and Cottage hoars. Sue brought 54 passengers map LEN & ROBINSON. LTD.. a corpora- 2UUANU AVENUE partly safely to the altar yesterday in spite ef night. It is confidently expected that the showing the subdivision tion. furnished. Suitable for light house- for Honolulu and has 76 through pas- that of the districts into precincts been Libellants, versus tha Steam , has Dredge keeping; or for two gentlemen. sengers aboard. Freight for this point the interference of lawyers, bankers-- polling booths will not be noticed with so colored that many resident voters of "Pacific" and Fearless." their engines, boilers, machinery, tackle, ap- KINO STREET, near Victoria Cottage consists of 'J'H tons of general cargo, police .officers and angry- parents. It the Democratic heroes in Waverley the Sixth Precinct have been registered : , - tea-an- t). "" '.U"?,tr!' a cause of dam (will be repaired for desirable including 6,6 packages of refrigerator Hall. a of the Eighth. A protest was made ages, civil t- - Chillingworth maritime, to recover the goods. Of through side features the abdection of the bride CENTRAL Chairman last night, sum of J15.000.00, as by EXTENSION OF KUKTI STREET, freight she carries COMMITTEE MEETS. and he has promised to investigate the said libel, refer 19Z9 tons. ly friendly faefers. the pursuit "of the ence being hereby made thereto, will near Asylum Road Several cottages meeting - matter today. The board will go to the more p The of the Central Coramit- fully and large appear, very low Fine weather was encountered father, a" general mix-u- on Merchant! other side of the island tomorrow. at at rental. j tee yesterday afternoon had no decided NOW, THEREFORE, in pursuance throughout the ,vcvage. . which was street, in which a prominent banker of j results. The matter the Monition and under the seal of FOR SALE one or groom s ! for. 'which the CLAUDINTj PASSENGERS. the without incident.--'- ' She sailed for the stopper! tne Bppertuts I Court to ma directed and deliver- College committee met. the discussion of the CHOICE PROPERTY in Hills, Colonies last niybt at midnight. with his jaw, the arrest of the pareut t (By wireless Telegraph). ed. I do hereby give public notice , to Anapuni Street, Judd Street, Bishop i merits of the Watkin's resolution of all persons claiming after an attempt to ciean out the police j the said Steam Etreet, Pacific Heights, ilanoa JAPS WANT PACIFIC ilAIL. Monday night, was presented in due KAIIULUI, September 19. The fol- Dredge "Paciflc" and "Fearless," their Heights , Addition, Lunalilo Street, station, the taking out of a duplicate tackle, engines, NEW YORK. September &. A cable form and discussed from different view lowing is the passenger list of the etc., or in any manner View, Kaimuki, Paloio and TVai-aI-ae iieeni? anl the final Lappy eereinonv interested therein, they Sea to the Times from Yokohama, says; points. The committee did not care to steamer Clandine: Ii. P. Weller, Miss that be and Tracts. - at the tiiice of Juage Lilckey. appear before the said District Court i The competition be considered as responsible Von Seggern, Master Yon Seggern, Mrs. to be for the trade "of the The parents of Nonii Takignshi nee for the held in the city of Honolulu, oa I Pacific between the various steamship settlement of the affair so they sent J. Makahio, E. Johnson, IT. Defrie. C. Friday, the 21st day of September. A. FALL 3ATS Yamane. who reside near the baseball D. 1906, HSV companies is exciting lively interest cut invitations to the chairmen of the T. Littlejohn, C. R. Dinogar, E. II. at ten o'clock in the forenoon grounds, objected to the marriage, first of that day, provided the same (shall be in Japan Shipping men Fourth and Fifth Districts asking them Hart, C. G. Clark and W. T. Chamber- AT and China. heeause they failed to approve of their a day of jurisdiction; otherwise on the here are positive in - to appoint a committee of six from lain. next day of " their belief that daughter's- - choice and secondly be- Jurisdiction thereafter, the Japanese companies will force their each district to confer with the Cen- then and there to & interpose their cause she was too young to marry. Thus claims and Miss companies out of business. is tral Committee at 5 o'clock this after- make their allegations In Power's It de1 when friends of the groom called upon that behalf, otherwise default and con- MILLINERY I PARLORS. BOSTON initely understood that since the failure noon. demnation will them yesterday afternoon and urged is expected be ordered. BUILDING. FORT STREET. of the shipping subsidy bill in America, It that the affair will be THE TRUTH ALWAYS. Dated the 14th day of September, A. the marriage they refused to allow the thoroughly threshed out at that time you D. 1&06. the Toyo Tusen Kaisha Company will a conclusion satisfactory Whea are in doubt tell girl to go away, declaring that she and to both the was E. R. HENDRY. buy out the Pacific Mail Company. Its will be arrived at. truth," It an experi- CARETTJL BUSINESS MEN was only fourteen years old instead of enced old diplomat who said this V. S. Marshal. fleet consists of the Mongolia, Manchu- The members of the Fourth District, Kinney. McClanahan & Derby, earry fire insurance. Nearly all eighteen, as stated by the license. To however, say the only decision to a beginner m the Proc- carry Korea, sfberia China, fine that will work. It tors for Libellant. 721 business men life Insurance. ria. and all prove it they had the passport put suit them will be an equal number of may pass in some things, but Burial insurance is more impor- - steamers, 10.000 to 15,000 tons burden. committeemen from each district. fire or insur- - safely away in one of the Japanese not in business. Fraud and de- ESTATE AU tant than either life S'-il-e of Pacific Mail AH HOY. anee. Why not see Harrison Ma- - The the steamers hotels in town. FOURTH DISTRICT. ception are often profitable eo tual Burial Association. will mean practically the disappearance Then the groom's allies made The representative.-- s of the County long as concealed; yet detection IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE their Committee, from j; H. TOWNSEND, See'y. of the American flag from the China first the Fourth District is certain sooner or later; then FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY' OP tactical move. They invited .the met at headquarters at 7: 3D last eveni- seas. There will still be J. J. Hill's ng-, comes the smash -- up and the HAWAII. IX PROBATE. AT parents and the girl to aceompany CHAMBERS. two steamers, the Dakota and the them to town in their automobile so There were eight precincts repre- punishment. The best and safest i3 Minnesota, trading to Seattle. It is un- the passport might be produced. sented when roll was called. Clarence way to tell the truth all the In the Matter of tho Au PICTURE RABINS that H. Cooke was called to the chair to Estate of Ah certain' how long before the Japanese The invitation wss accepted and the time. Thus you make friends , Hoy, Deceased. to preside temporarily and E. Buffandeau that stick by you, and a reputa- "'With duo regard the artistic purchase these steamers also. party cauie in, in the meantime word made temporary secretary. Order of Notice of Petition for Allow- requirement of the subject. vrhoifc inter-coa-st tion that is always worth twen- ance of Final "Accounts Dis- Practically v the of the was-hangin- announcing meeting and Gflt and Solid Wood Mouldings, being sent to the groom, who After that the charge trade of China, and Japan is in around in the neighborhood, was for th purpose of appointing a ty shillings to the pound every- in this .Estate. Artists' Materials, sub-committ- ee, he called elec- where your goods are offered for On reading filing the petition Colors, Canvas,. Brushes. the hands of the Japanese. to get into town and be ready for the for the and grand toup. Arrived at the hotel, the tion of .a permanent chairman and on sale. We are able modestly to and accounts of At Hoy "Wing, admin- PACIFIC PICTURE FRAMING WILL NOTE NEW CURRENTS. parents got out to secure the paper. motion of Mr. Johnson, C. W. Ziegler affirm, that it is on this basis istrator of the estate of Au Ah Hoy, was elected. deceased, wherein, al- Sixteen cabfn passengers sailed yes- No sooner had they disappeared than Mr. Buffandeau was ask- that the world-wid- e popularity of he asks to be COMPANY. ed to continue a3 temoorarv secretary lowed 279.25,' he charges himself terday on the Spreekels steamer Mari- the full steam ahead signal was given and seventeen years with Pacific and the automobile hiked and when until such time as the question of WAM POLE'S PREPARATION with 93S.43. and asfc that the same For posa trip to Tahiti in the South , may Hardware Co., Ltd.), fof a papa Yamane came ont it was around holder of a prqxy' I resta. The people h&re disco--"t- be examined ; and approved, anl seas. 3600 miles in a direct- - line from the corner nd away, bearing the will-in- s; euidieriedrMJT-r,L- that a final order may be made of dis- 1050 NUUANU STREET. 'a i. v. ered that this medicine ia exact- - H the Golden Gate. Captain Lawless, m bride to the waiting groom. a " jxt oicmrvA w uo-- uzr la uuucaJ' tribution of the property remaining ' Two doors below Hotel Street. by the Central Committee, there ly what k is said to be, and in his to persons command of the liner, intends to pay In iif meantime the issuer bt the that hands the thereto license had learned that the bride was were so few representatives of the that it does what we hare al- entitled, and discharging him and his particular attention to ocean currents tn present they did under age and had insistei on its re-tu- Fourth that not care ways declared it will do. Its na- sureties from all further responsibility on voyage, having learned to settle it. Mr. Cooke thought the , this that .to hirr .Thus when . the couple ture also has been frankly made as such administrator; ob- they Fourth District committee should meet It is Ordered. Monday, ISth J new and strange currents had been met at the appointed rendezvous known. It is palatable as honey That the ' Standard Books necessary them half way in order that there day of October. A. 1&IS. 9 served by other masters in the Pacific lacked the paper. Another ' and contains all the nutritive and D. at o'clock license quickly, might be harmony, and he believed it a. m., before; the judge of court OLD ON EAST PAYMENTS AT ago Captain Lawless re- had to be had and for properties of Pure God said Some months it was not known how soon Yamane right to appoint the other committee curative at the courtroom of the sid court at ported having encountered a new cur- ef six a requested, the chair to be on Liver 0i extracted by us from the".": Sr. would appear on the scene. Into - HoncluTuv Isldr.fl of Oahu, be and "on Tahiti with a effice P. of the committee. V" t I frpsh end IItrtr. comhiripd with same hereby is rent the wai' to the of H. Burnette Takfeushi wa put appointed as the time Cor. Fort and Hotel Sta.; Upstair. velocity of a mile an hour. It bore dragrged his fiancee and explained his "to:v,ot? anf--carrie- the Compound Syrup of Hvpo- - and place for hearing said petition and need. The lady gave her age as eigh- and the chajr appointed, in to accounts, and all persons icier-- southwesterly. Chronicle, September himself, Messrs. c, h. Cooke, j. h. and the Extracts of 'that " " teen and the license was issued. Back pjtfs COTn- - efted may then and there appear and LAUHALA AND LOULU 19. . Boyd, Sam Johnson, B. Gorman Malt and Wild Cherry. A . , to the waiting auto the pair rushed, J. and show cause, if any they have, why the MATS. HATS MADE TO Charies Coster. ; bination of supreme excellence AORANGI ; ARRIVED .LAST NIG HT. but too late. Papa was waiting for ' same should not be granted, and may BRASSES, POT- t - ORDER. them. A straJg-h- right put the groom The subject of registration was dis and medicinal merit. Xothing present evidence as to who are enti- TERY, BASKETS, CALA- The Royal Mail liner Aorangi arriv- out of commission and a swinging left cussea ana tne cnair tnougnt tne pres-- tag een &Q in Ane-- property. , precmct success! tled to the said And that BASHES. ed off port last night at 10 o'clock. caught Cecil Brown on the point of luents of each club be mvitea mia, Scrofula, Bronchitis, Influ- - notice of this order, "lit the English HAWAII & SOUTH SEAS this morning the chin. All looked alike to papa, who: to meet with this committee. Mr. language, be published She will enter the harbor Boyd moved the presidents and enza. Loss of Flesh and Wast- in the Pacific CUSIO CO. continued to swing at everyone in that Comaaorcl-i- r newspaper and will depart for Canadian ports this re- ing DIoeastie, TTeakuess and Low .Advertiser,, a Young Building. sight, by this time quite a few. secretaries of each precinct club be prfnted and piWished In Honolulu, P Alexander early. She will 7:3'- - Tone, all com- afternoon, probably This was the cue for the police to; quested to meet at headquarters at Kerroua and once a week for three successive weeks, Coast. come on p. m. Friday next. True to well-tino- wn by Blood. AXZt KINDS OF take out mail for the and a squad from the station their plaints caused Impure the last publication to-b- not less than rushed in, collaring the eloping coup.e habits and time-honor- ed policy, Dr. D. Irvine, of Canada, ; SHIPPING NOTES. Austin two weeks previous to the lime therein RUBBER GOODS and the father and taking them to the the Democrats have already begun gays: I haTe used it in cases appointed for said hearing. The S; S. America Maru is due this station. Unawed, no sooner had Cap- among themselves. The was indica- Dated Honolulu, .5th day day s mail. go present scrap, while nar-- "where cod lrrer oil at this of RUBBER CO. afternoon with one later tain Parker let of him than Yamane limited to the by September, 1&06. GOODYEAR which as began to attack the whole' force, bring- row confines of a single precinct, in--. ted but could not be taken The steamer Lehua, acted fol- - J. T. DE BOLT, Temporary Officer 2600 Pacific Ave.. Canning ing two or three down with him when voives the names of two prominent the patient, and the results " tender for the Ked Salmon . A m . 99 T First Judge of the Circuit Court of the San Francisco. Send all"orders to 1 Company at Ushigak, arrived in port to- he tripped and fell. This put him out members of the Unterrified W. A. 10 win g were very grainy in g. 1 c First Circuit. Portland, Oregon, where - of the game, for he was carried fight- Kinney, the chairman of the Territorial deceive or disappoint you, Fourth Street. day. Examiner. up. cannot Attest; we have a complete stock and can finish ing down below and locked Central Committee, and R. Beverley from first dose M. The ship Marion Chilcott will Then the young people marched back islands. U effective the T. SIMONTON, make immediate deliveries. discharging lier oil cargo this morning Kidd. the Hearst leader in the and comes to the rescue of those Clerk of the Circuit Court of the First to their automobiie and happiness. And it is not a case of quarreling over. Circuit. and will depart for' Monterey under will reside on the other side of ap-- who have received no benefit own sails. jThey which is the most unterrified. It 7513 Sept. 6. 13, 20, 27, her I th Island until such time as oaoa rv:irR as if TCidri draespd unwill from anv other treatment It lm. Sherman is ; due to wis The Metrostyle PIANOLA The transport f Pf.njs word that he has the blessing ingly into the fight, for he d:s?iaims any represents the dawn of progress, arrive this morning from Manila. As ready. party. ' ELECTION OF OFFICERS- j, a 1 I i intent to stir up strife in his gold by all chemists everwhera. - Plays the latest song hits and many as possuuei ox we- owrwaa dance tunes, as well as selections probably realizing that the party has senecrs will join her and continue tiseir : exhaustless classical sufficient to contend with without in- from its t twice interrupted journey to .the Coast. ! hawaiian FRUIT AND PLANT CO, repertory. Sold by VISITORS SEE terna! bickering-- LTD. The Iwalani sailed for Barber's Kinney, Harry Juen and John Ef-- . at 3 At - tjhare-holde- rs Bergstrom Music Co.. Ltd. Point 3'esterdav afternoon oelokt OUR FIREMEN ringer were defeated at the Democratic A WONDERFUL DISCOVEBY. the annual meetis- of the ! taking a gang of stevedores to assist primary election a week ago in the of the Hawaiian Fruit and Odd FeilowH' Bldg. ! tho?e already at the Sheridan in get Second Precinct of the Fourth District, ThU U tlte ae of asd frpffimrnt, Plant Co.. Ltd.. held in Honolulu on On!-- ; itben all tor ma to spck. 1" few of t he crs of the rnitrkl It Thursday. 6. fol-Ic.wl- ns- ting out the eoal and uumjung it at as delegates to the Territorial, district tle aclentlfle for thm eofort aad taappiseaa of September the sea from the scow Melanethon. California editorial party Turned up at and county conventions of the Demo- isan. SeiiBC Hem iodnrd otdr piaut Hind. I directors were elected!. to serve during tile past entory, aad uaong ty no year, . givt-x- party. Somebody claimed ti for the ensuing or Compressed the . exhibition drill for, their cratic that st A i a n until their Golden Gate of avmnm ire prt nt voTprl'-- la mli.-l- fcuccessors are elected: benefit at the Central Fire Station the defeat was due. to the influence com--n thai of THTHAPIOH. Stephen Urrauma, a native politician Thl preittratios ia unqueatlonaHy one of the W W. Goodale. L. O. Kelloar. W. A. TENDERS. afternoon, b'.tt thr-- few were most and rf!1abl MwJirtiita - political as FimiE I'Eie't Bowen. H. P. WotkI, E. C. who changes his pursuasion urer arid faas. we uDJeretaod. Rhode. YEHST ! per- - latroduried. bei a filled with admiration of thr feats often as Bert Peterson changes his awed la tn Continental Hospital t7 Blevrd, And at meeting of tbe directors ALWAYS ON HAND. formed ty the re ladlie m showing coat. Umauma was not credited with &OSULB. Jotp-rt- . Velptau. MaiaoitiK-oTe- . the weU-kDow- n held on the sarre date the following Tenders are requested for the Cbasealrnar. and tDdtd bj all who are officers were to de - elected to serv'e for the anchors, cables - what they cad do if calie,i .pon in an having sufficient resourcefulness 3 aa aatboriti- Id soch mattera. la-- recovery of sundry party, and Rwji. ensuinsr year, or until their successors -- y. feat the head of the Democratic pioe the ctehrated Lnntad, Levy & Co emerjrer The rplendid euipiuent of a. - by whota w time siBce nclforaiy J. and wire ropes at Waimanalo ;in1 tn hav atrmnteri, snirh thins- he . It. lome, ... , are elected: o .1. . . Phone Main 149. S. S. Man- was r?t viewed and gossip, Beach, left there by 'Trtwt must, according to the tboi" wto require moch a rtmniy we tfclnfc there W. W. Goodale President Contractors to state the inured ly the visitor? and an alarm been inspired by sortie more astute pol- la oo doubt. From the time of Arlftotle down-ward- a, G. Ktllogg: .Vice President churia. itician. Kidd was selected as the potest arect la the reooral o7 tbrae L y . pound for anchors and was tamed in just to shew what wai iflaeaaes haa (like tbe fan.ed philoaopber'a Wu A Bowen. Treasurer wosura, price per work- liope-fn- scapegoat. He was charged with i. 1 object of aome AND 1 rsTTj-nt- c-' thing a was re- tone) beea the of aeardi H. P. Wfxi Secretary WHOLESALE RETAIL j rf the ordiuarv wren hre and, bejo&d mere - and tbe 1 lit' t ti rlmnpfT ing in the interest of Brown, ceeeross miDd; far J. L Pvoraiann . . . Auditor GROCERS. ...n Trtg, through who was alleged to power if HK& rrclJ eTer bare been dleo 1I86-11- SS ed value cn all wire recovered. ig Umauma. Now at Nuuaim Street, of tne i gong until the men were ail de- ere of tran ranting tie baser metala Into fW H. P. WOOD. anchors n xhe 5md engines be one of Kidd's "men," to have la Borelr tie of a remedy mo prte CALIFORNLV ROLL BUTTER, ttc Most of these wires and in position cans iimj Secretary, . men. j as to repiemna iae laiiice enery" ia mvr Hawaiian Fruit and Plant poaTid. was sec-onds- an feated the other white per are buoyed and lying in about 5 Just eleven exhibition Tn,!i .v, r, .. mrc-t- caae, aua in tbe otber errectnaiiy. apeetuiy Co.. Ltd. 7524 pttone ilain 2SS. Orders promptly of spr-e- d which iiprevefl the laTies ..s ..k ,and safely to exp-- ! from tbe arsteni tbe potaorui fathoms of water. amorg visitors, more a number of people there was abso-- of or tBherited diaeane la U their attended to. the epcially. ,0 tair-- be-th- Tenders must be handed in at seeing 'ut-l- to evidence upon which to base protean forms as to leare do "r trace many of tbm a fire company investigation into office of H. Hackfeld & Co., turnici: :t for the first time. and after an HA EAGLE CLEANING AND the n-t- r-- tne election tne nnany enoea try if not tafce precedence of. macr f tbe m., Then the ont f door drill was gone matter DYEING WORKS. . Ltd., not later than io a. on various interests finally admitting eovrtu of our day, aboct which no Political. through, the icys the practice oateEtation acd Boi kare ben marie, and ta , ; rrll September 2cth, 1906, was the rd Thursday, Jaii-sers- that Kidd not responsible for tprslT, .Jnwi,Br tiat ha tower wits T:.e:r wawnr going - : of Kinney and the other inert, created r This iMfrtidse wbreTer Jntro- FOR SUPERVISOR. gents' clothing addressed to Capt. John Metcalfe. tbreug-- a drill wit a the iocjr extension defeat je9 - 1 a ' t- ladies and Um-aum- gTiilty man. doed appear, tbt AT LOWEST I that was the reme- - CLEANED H. HACKFELD & CO.. Ltd.. laojen. ?howir. how tl te of bt .. m east lBto otdiTion a!3 tlioee orsttlonaMe - r l-- can- PRICES. bijluings are r lown t ine maiier apiars to own tiiMt TM.e fjnarlr tix ae riane ef I HEREBY DECLARE myself a Agents Pacific Mail S. S. Co. ii:. iiie men. Diamond Flelia Adrertiser, Kim- - Street, opposite Star Block. ropes a 1 oJiViMiij: Ktraishtened nut bv the heaa of the, medirl didate for reelection as Supen'isor for Fort satetv tbe fair -j : berler- - Phone White 2352. Honolulu, T. H., visitors tc-- catt tn ir breath at tbe Democritic county organization order- the District of Honoiuiu. subject to th Septeir.ber 18, 1906. wav The :i threw ir.sr another election so that the trioj action of the Democratic Convention. the uifferent windows of tower into of defeated men could be given another K-- T. MOORE. OF MUTUAL TELE- the lite net. chance to be elected to the convention. THAT SHOW B SUBSCRIBERS own g CLOTHES ? l published in PHONE CO.. LTD. TLe rills were cos-i- teI i.'nler tbe In an interview h's I STYLE AND FIT a ireetiors of Asi.starit Srixieer Detr-iS- , paper last night. Kidd declared himself I HEREBY DECLARE myself a cm-iila- te r Chief-Thursto- reociv-:s- r strongly in favor of Iaukea for Sheriff f'-'- as Supervisor g 200 PATTERNS OF CLOTH. q Le aad reflection for NOTICE. -t t.-- so Koolaur-ok- Koo-li- A ina:;y tcf-Iinie- ;Lt- "Sttr2'ent on the Democratic ticket, the breach the District "f and Is hereby given that a new directory irk .icne t y the men. seerr.s to have been healed. subject to the action of the Martin, ' George A. of subscribers of the Mutual Telephone We tkitk we tave a fine iire It seem? likely, however, that this Horr.e Rule Con ven lion. - Anc-""--- in will prove Arlington Block. Hotel St. Co., Ltd., is now being- compiled and rprtn:ei.t in Los " ol.servel row the Second Precinct J. K. PAELE. Kf-rtcn- r in j appear on or about October 15th. 'Aixi-- " i;ut we Laven't aay-- but the of more trouble EfiBsBaai5-H'SasS2'5i-- I will Democracy. ". ' Subscribers desiring any change of thinq letter tbx :iii. the ranks of the local TREASURER. r opposi- FOR name or address, ana mienamg- suo Scr'rvisi-- Lucas wss ; t tie drill aud There will undoubtedly be no VETERINARY SURGEON. aro respt-ctfull- y requested to est-- i Of tion to the nminat?n of laukea-- for scribers fie may things I HEREBY ANNOUNCE myself a leave instructions at the office of the tie exln jficn to the !'lieF. being Sheriff, but ther other office of -- up some lively candidate for reelection to tee company before October 10th. aXter tel. In Lis bv Clarence IJacfarlane ccrr.e that will cause sub- . of the County of Oahu. names oe t:wnf-i2;en- discussions during the conventions. The Treasurer Dr. W T Monsarratt has resumeili which date no new wiu aaaea inn other of the Convention ot 'to the directory. ror the drill Chief iiurstcn Lad Democrats appear just now to be suf- ject to the action a The the Democratic Party. practice. i MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD trourbt seme cf Lis I est iten in from fering- from dearth of candidates. TRENT. - X&0S. S21 scrap part prominent mem-- RICHARD H. Sels W 2S11 and B 35L Honolulu, Sept. ISth, tie Palasia aad.Makiki stiticn. oa the of

ir (THE PACinC . COMUERCIAE. aDVERTISER,' HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER so, 1906. 3 - y MEETINGS Castle fiTnT?v FRATERNAL JUDGMENTS TAKAIWOTO'S & Cooko, Ltd. POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 1, HONOLULU. I. O. O. F. Friday Meets every first and third COMMISSION MERCHANTS of the momh, at 7:30 p. m., in Odd 7rnr.vL--' Hall. Fort street. Visiting DELIVERED TRIAL IS 01 SUGAR FACTORS. brothers cordially invited to attend. JACOBSON, C. P. E. A. AGENTS L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. FOR I The Ewa PIantatlta Co. ; F, EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1., I. O. O. The Waialua Agricultural Co. MR. s Two Against Kapiolani One Witness So Far-- An The Kohala Sugar Meets every Tuesday evening, at 7:30 Co. j The Walmea ; in Odd Fellows' Hall. Fort street Mill Sugar Co. cordially invited to Estate-H- olt Will Injunction The Fulton Iron Works, fcJt. IjomSm, ' IRON BEDS Visiting brothers Against The Standard Oil attend. -- Co. - BIG. STOCK TO PICK FROM. ROBBINS, N. G. The George F. Blake Steam Pumj, R. A. Case, Etc. Weston's Centrifugals. "We carry the guaranteed L..L. LA PIERRE, Secretary. McCandless. SANITARY IRON BED The New England Mutual T.l Iron Bed Made. HARMONY LODGE NO. 3, L O. O. F. ance Co., of Boston. The Best Judge yesterday concludef So one call- Our Prices the Lowest. Our Goods Meets every Monday evening, at 7.30 Robinson far but witness has been The Aetna Insurance Co.. - irt. the Best. in Odd Fellows Hall. Fort street. Vis- the hearing of W. W. Dimond & Co., ed in the trial of Katsutara Takamoto ford, Conn. CO. iting cordially invited to at vs. Kapiolani Estate, Ltd., giving for murder. As the prosecution ten The Alliance Assurance Co.. f COYNE FURNITURE brothers Ltd., has don. Hotel and Union Streets. tend. judgment for plaintiff for $350.30, the witnesses, it is doubtful if the trial f HOTTEL, N. G. C. O. claimed, interest, attor- will be concluded today. of "the E. R. HENDRY, Secretary. amount 'with All s neys commission and costs. Thayer & jurors in Judge De Bolt's court not PACIFIC RESEKAII LODGE, NO. Hemenway represented plaintiff, and engaged on this ease are excused until L O. O. F. 10 o'clock tomorrow. C. W. Ashford 'defendant. Princess ILfAAfa - - fourth M. F. Prosser, Deputy Attorney Gen KX w vorvv RPffinn and Kalanianaole attended as a witness for Write Right Thnrsdair 7:30 n. m.. Odd Fellows' eral, is prosecutung, and bamuel JNoar at plaintiff and nothing was heard of the 1-- r Hall, street. Visiting Rebekahs and Elia A. C. 'Long defending. The 1 s Fort misunderstanding regarding her sub- Smith, Tir you have trouble with your are cordially invited to attend, poena caused a breeze the pre- jurors are John i. Soper, F. J. If N. G. which Edmund Swain, Bert Courtney, William 60c PER ROD UP. GRACE O'BRIEN. ' . Remington. vious day. Kimball, Win. Geo. penmanship, try a JENNY JACOBSON. Secy. Judgment for plaintiffs in accordance Akerman, Fuller, IVMIillk prayer given A. S. Walker, A. Soule, George H. Tour correspondents will get LODGE with the of the bill was Cowan, Geo. Percy Monuments, OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH by Judge Robinson in the suit of K. B. arr, Lishman. Safes. wore enjoyment out of your NO. 2. I. O. O. F. Porter et al. vs. Kapiolani Estate, Ltd. M'CANDLESS ENJOINED. Meets every first and third Thurs Jurv had been waived. F. E. Thomp A temporary injunction was issued letters. day t 7:30 d. m.. in Odd Fellows son appeared for plaintiffs, and C. W. yesterday morning by Judge De Bolt, J, C. Jlxtell & Co. street. Visiting Rebekahs Opposing coun to L. L. McCandless ac- 1048-5- office. Hall. Fort Ashfora for defendant. restrain from 0 Alakea St. Everything for the cordially invited to attend. called, as witnesses. quiring the large water privilege of the are sel each other 1801. p. ALEXANDRA GERTZ. N.'G. After Judgment Mr. Ashford noted an government at Kaneohe for which he Phone Blue O. Box MS. THORA OSS, Secretary. exception thereto. The claim- - was based recently filed a claim with the Regis- notes $215.21 trar ot Conveyances. s House and Lot, HAWAIIAN OFFICE LODGE NO. 371, F. & A. M. cn two promissory for OCEANIC each, so that the judgment is for Deputy Attorney General Milverton "HOW SAVINGS Meets on the last Monday of each $4S0.42, with interest, etc. filed the petition, which, afteF reciting GROW Temple. SPECIALTY CO. month, at Masonic HOLT WILL CASE. the claim of McCandless as published Makiki Our little booklet irith the above members of i Visiting brethren and by the Advertiser the day after its title free for the " Pacific are cordially in- Judsre Robinson yesterday overruled filing for registration, proceeds to say asking. Hawaiian nd will construc- vited to attend. demurrers in the Holt that the land containing the water re- FIRST AMERICAN SAVING AND BOCKUS, W. M. tion case, with leave to defendants to C. G. sources in question belongs to the gov- Suitable for hisrh TRUST CO. OF HAWAII, LTD. F. WALDRON, Sec. answer within fifteen days. E. C. ernment. McCandless has no interest Peters for defendants noted an excep in it, the declaration further says, and grade T.T! ATTT CHAPTER NO 2, O. E. S. tion to the ruling. The trial of the its care, management and maintenance boarding, Meets every third Monday, at 7:30 case was set for October 8. has been vested in the Territory of Uahu Ice & p." m., In the Masonic Temple. Visiting CONTINUANCE DENIED. Hawaii. wants the right per sisters and brethren are cordially in- Smith & Lewis for defendant moved The understood intent of the respond- vited -- to attend. for continuance till January term of ent to divert the water by means of son. .Electric Co EMMA LONGSTREET RICH CRABBE the damage, suit of John S. McGiw ditehes and flumes will, it is said, do M., Secretary. ... P. W. 's. Honolulu Plantation Co., on c-- irreparable injury to the land. A per- Tr- .- 1AU,- r- MARY E. BROWN, Worthy Matron. manent injunction against the diver- ount of the departure for California of Island orders promptly filled. TeL James A. Low. a material witness. sion of the water is prayed for. Ehfe T.Tvr ALOHA CHAPTER, NO. 3, 315L P. G. Box 600. Office: Kewalo. O. E. S. Judge Robinson Set the case for trial DIVORCE CONTEMPT. oa October 22 at 10 a. m. Meets at the Masonic Temple every Judge De Bolt yesterday morning. OTHER CIVIL CASES. partly heard and continued until 1 p. second Saturday of each month, B.i 7:30 Lot on Wilder are Whitine vs. San et al. was further m. today the contempt matter arising HORSE SHOEING! p. m. ..Visiting, sisters and brothers out of cordially invited to attend. heard and continued till 9 a. m. Satur the Porter divorce case. There Judge Whiting will likely be some warm remarks -- HOW ABOUT YOUR ROOF? MARGARET HOWARD, W. M. day bv Robinson. Mr. Avenue LISHMAN, Secy. on this occasion excepted to the 'mas made at the reopening, with regard to ing MARGARET If you . want a . good, reliable, flre-xes&st- ter's report. a statement made by counsel for the and weather-pro- of roofing, use LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. O. H--, Judge Robinson granted the. petition respondent yesterday. LI. Wright Co., W. DIVISION NO-- 1. for a writ of scire facias, to revive a F. M. Kiley and A. C. Davis, repre- Will pay, 10 every Tuesday, judgment, of E. C. Camp vs. L. ;K. sented by A. G. M. Robertson as their peri Meets first and third have opened horse-shoein- g P. L. Weaver for attorney, have filed a general denial to a deewxt RUBEROID at 8 p. m.. In C. B. U. Ball, Fort street. Kentwell et al. cent, ment In connection cerdially to plaintiff; E. M. Watson for defendant. the complaint of Kali, a police officer, clear on in with their carri&es Visiting sisters are invited shop, etc. Having secured serrSoea 2k suitable for any style of build-3- bf Akau vs. Goodhue was set by Judge who claims damages for assault. the is attend. of a first-cla- ss shoer, they are prepra from the smallest to the largest. M. CO Robinson for trial on November 5. vestment 15 MRS. WES, Pres. for to do all work Intrusted to them in costs very little. . K. TIMMONS, Secy. It MARGARET JUDGMENT SATISFIED. nrst-cla- ss manner. Ma-s:o-on NATURALIZATION years to come; ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS, Mfary Heine by her attorneys, bare & LIghtfoot. files satisfaction of DIVISION NO. 1. LAW CHANGES JAPANESE AND AMERICAN every Wednes judgment in her favor against Hawai lot. lews S Cooke, Ltd. Meets first and third ian Trust Co., executor under the will day, at 8 p. m., In C. B. U. Hall, Fort Dean, in consideration of Dry Fancy 177 cordially In- cf James L. U. and Goodo S. KING ST. street. Visiting brothers $41S.3:i .to paid. Clerk Frank Hatch of the S attend. her Manufacturers vited to ,' ... District Court yesterday issued tne of Straw Hxtau FV D. CREEDON, Pres. following statement relative to Smoke J. P. QUINN, Secy. natur THE GOVtRNMENT alization: HOTEL STREET. WILLIAM McKCTLEY LODGE, NO. 8, new General Arthur Cigars or p.. "The Naturalization Act of June Commissioner xl. ; CLAIMS ROADS 29, 1906, taking effect on September 27, 7:30 GUNST-EAKI- Meets every Saturday evening, at 1906, repeals most of the sections of the f N CIGAR CQ o'clock, in Harmony Hall, King street. Revised Statutes of the United States Amended answers of the (Territory of Sale Under Dry Cleaning Visiting brothers cordially invited to relative to the naturalization of aliens. Garments cleaned by this process ax Distributor. attend. Hawaii to three petitions by William The repealing clause reads as follows: MERLE M. JOHNSON, C. C. R. Castle, trustee for Theodore F. Lans- " 'Sec. 27. That Sections 2165, 2167, Mrs. A. M. Mollis E. A. JACOBSON, K, of R. & S. ing, for registered titles to lands in 2168, 2173 of the Revised Statutes of Foreclosure Dressmaking Establishment. the United Section 39 of Sachs Block, Honolulu. JOIN REILL Engineer, - Koolaupoko, Oahu; have been filed by States ad HONOLULU TEMPLE NO 1, BATH- Fred. W, Milverton, Deputy Attorney Chapter 1012 of the Statutes at Large SATISFACTION GUARANTEED1. Dealer In BONE SISTERS. General. In all certain strips are claim- of. the United States for the year 3903, Mac- - IKSTW AND SECOND - HAND MA- Meets every second and fourth Mon ed by the Territory as roads, alleged and all Acts and parts of Acts incon Henry R. CHINERY. day, at Knights of Pythias' Hall, King to have been used by the public for sistent with or repugnant to the pro- TRY OUR DELICIOUS All cordially invited to visions of this Act, are hereby re- Repairing of All Kinds. street. visitors more than hve years. , farlane to J. attend. William McCandless has petitioned pealed. J. J3ASOLINE ENGINES A SPECIALTY MARGARET FERGUSON, M. E. C. the Court of Land Kegistratiom for a "This clause is thought to repeal the Newcomb, Satur AT 3i35 Merchant Street. Tel. 116. GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R. & S. registered title to a lot at, the west provisions of the Organic Act making eorner Ho- those eligible for citizenship who re 6QIIS0L1D1TEO COURT CAMOES, of King and Alakea streets, years day, 29th day of S0D1 VATER NOTICE. nolulu, containing 4296 square feet. sided in the Hawaiian Islands five m 8110, It NO. A. O. F. runs 49.15 feet on King street and prior to annexation, namely, June 14, G. S. LEITHEAD, Managve, Meets every and 91.4 feet along Alakea street. At last 1905. If such be the effect of the new September at 12 PHONE second Naturalization Act, who re- MAINS ANY WOMAN OB GIRL 0. those have NEEDING fourth Tuesday of each assessment the land was rated at $12,-50- t&p or advice, is invited to communi- sided in the Islands five years prior to month, at 7:30 p. m.. In San who are really desir- o'clock noon. cate, either in person or by letter, with Antonio Hall, Vineyard annexation and HONOLULU IRON WORE& E&sign . L. Anderson, matron of the ous of becoming citizens of the United street. Visiting brothers States, unless they take advantage of Julia Noar, to Ida COMPANY. Sahration Army Woman 'a Industrial cordially invited to attend. REALTY TBANSACTIQNS. Swoe, No. 1680 King street. the; provisions of the Organic Act be- Machinery, Pipe, A. D. CASTRO, C. fore September 27, 1906, will be subject- Black Gain R. E Lamb Satur- Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron SteeL En- M. C. PACHECO, F. S. ed to the provisions of the new Natur- and alization Act, one of the requirements day, 29, gineer's Supplies. COURT LUNALTLO, NO. 6600, A. O. F. Entered for Record September 19, 190G. of which being the taking out of inten- September Office Nuuanu street. . Works Kakaako. Meets every first and third Wednes From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. tion papers and a cohsequentoyait of two. years thereafter before naturaliza- 1906, at 12 o'clock day evenings of each month, at 7,: 30, in Church of Latter Day Saints by can perfected." WELCOME TO ALL. K. of P. Hall, King street. Visiting atty of tr to S Kahawaii ...... D tion be noon, at mauka, THE HAWAIIAN REALTS brothers cordially invited. Church of Latter Day Saints by x AND MATURITY CO. 'J. YV. AHANA & CO. SAM MANU, C. R. atty of tr to Mrs Kipi Kahawaii.. D WM. AHIA, F. S. Keoni Kaimana and hsb to C Brew- THOUSANDS SEEK IT front entrance ofthe Limited. LIMITED er & Co Ltd... D REAL CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, C. O. F. ESTATE, MORTGAGE, MERCHANT TAILORS Central Mill Co Ltd by atty to No- Judiciary Building. LOANS AND INVESTMENT SECTS' Meets every Second and fourth Thurs tice .. Notice Many People tne 62 King Honolulu Join in RITIES, St., day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in San James K Mathews and wf et al to Search, Opposite Gazette Office. Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Visit- Stephen N Lukua D Office: Mclntyre Bldg., Honolulu; II ing companions are cordially to H. P. O. Box 255. Main 1CL I White Duck Suitings. invited William McCandless to Notice.. Notice Phone G r Linen or Cotton attend. Schuman to Thomas A Honan...Rel MARY AVILLA, CV'C. G Schuman to Thomas A Honan...Rei Nights of tossing days of misery; A choice line of English and M. C. PACHECO, F. S. loane Kahiapo to Oahu Railway & Nearly crazy from the constant itch- OttilRSStHlOWElil. American Land Co . D ing; WOOLENS AND WORSTEDS. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, CAMP ' NO. 1. U. S. W. V. Such is the lot of every sufferer F. Everything new. First-cla- ss cooks? Clothing Made to Order. , Recorded September 11, 1906. J. morgan Department" Hawaii. With Eczema, Piles or any itchiness' courteous waiters. Meets every first and Albert E Mitchell to M W Tschudi, of the skin. BEST MEAL TO BE HAD IN TOWR, M; 30, 31 2, Ho- Auctioneer third Wednesday, "Wav-erl- ey lots and 32t blk Puunui, Thousands seek and fail to find re- Open from 5 a, m. to 8 p. m. Print Block, cor. Bethel nolulu, Oahu. $300. B 285. d 355. Dat lief. Dining Room for Ladies. and Hotel, at 7:30 p. m. ed Sept 11, 1906. Many a Honolulu citizen can tell you 7320 LEONG HOY, Proprietor. Visiting comrades cordi- Antone J Silva and wf to Manuel J Doan's Ointment will cure all itch- ally Invited to Silva, D; 1--2 int in lots 13, 14 and 15, ing skin diseases. attend. 7, H. T. MOORE, Comdr. blk Kaiulani Tract. Honolulu. Oahu. William Gilliver, of the well-kno- wn FOR RENT. R. H. LONG. Adjutant. ?100. B 2S0, p 437. Dated Sept 10, 190 firm of Giliiver & Curtis, railway and F. D. WICKE Annie Wong Leong by tr et al to general contractors, and wbo?e private HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 54, Annie Wong Leong, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. A. A. D; lots Bl, B2, address is "Avoca." Banksiown, sub- of M. & B3, B4, 3606, a COTTAGE of four rooms, Emma P. of R P King, Aala and urb of Sydney, N. S. W has written Store Fittings a Specialty. Meets on first and third Sunday even- Beretania Sts. Honolulu, Oahu. $317.99. the following unsolicited letter, which Square. ADDly, Jas. F. Morgan. Repairing, Cabinet Work and PoliblS ings of each month, at 7 o'clock, at K. B 280. p 439. Dated Sept 11, 1906. we. 1082 Alakea St., rear of Y. M. C. A. A. N. SANFORD Fred B herewith publish In full: of P. HalL All sojourning brethren are Whitin to R C A Peterson, Messrs. Foster, McClellan Co., 76 Phone M. 447; residence, Phone W. lOt, P A; general powers. , 2S4, Pitt cordially Invited to attend. B p 336. S. 14, GRADUATE OPTICIAN Dated July 27, 1906. St. Sydney, N. W., February By order Worthy Captain, 1899. D B Whitin and hsb (F B) to George HAWAII SHINPO SHA. F. MOSHER. Dear Sirs: In to you suf- FRANK Lycurgus, D; pc land, St, Ho- Justice and THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT Building : : POOR, C. C. Makikl fering humanity to say Beaton Fort Street nolulu, Oahu. $7500. B 280, p 442 Dat- I write that ing office. The publisher of HarB HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O. ed Sept 10, 1906. - I suffered from itching pile? for 22 Shinpo. only daily Japanese Over May'& Co. E. years. many the pP Meets on second Maruda Otokichi to Takahasi, Rel; I tried doctors and pretty published in the Territory of Hawaii. leasehold, bldgs, etc. Honouliuli, Ewa, tvell all kinds of patent medicine?, but C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. got 1C Oahu. $272.50. B 285. p 356. Dated relief for a short time only. See- Editorial and Printing Office The 4 Cobweb Cafe month, at 7:30 o'clock, in K. of P. Hall. Sept 11, 1906. ing Doan's Ointment advertised, I Smith St., above King. Phone Main QUEEN AND BTB. bought a pot did not use ALAKEA Kins street. . Visiting Eagles are in-- Henry Aki to Lee Kwai, A L; int in and more than one-ha- lf of it, not six ago, vueu ie attena. premises. Honuapo, Kau. Hawaii. $25. months C. BREWER & CO., LTD. SAM'L M'KEAGUE, "W. P. E 283. p 446. Dated June 18. 1906. and I am perfectly cured. You may SHE FINEST MEALS, H. T. MOORE. Secy. use this as you wish. Sugar Factors and Commission WINES. LIQUORS ETP HONOLULU LODGE 616, B P. O. E. Yours gratefully. Merchants, HAWAIIAN TRD3E NO. 1, L O. R. M. WILLIAM GILLIVER. TO Meets every Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. P. O. E., OFFICERS. BE HAD IN THE CIT1!", second and fourth Fri will meet in LIST OF day of each month, their hall, on Miller and Doan's ointment is sold by all deal- George M. in I. O. O. F. Hall. Beretania streets, every Friday even- 50 C. JL Cooke. President: Visiting brothers cordially ers at cents per box or will be mail- E. F. Bishop, Invited to ing. By order of the E. R. ed on receipt of price by Robertson, Manager; 'ABA fcCHPAKY. attend. . W. F. DRAKE, Sachem. the Hollister Treasurer and Secretary; r. W. Pfda HARRY E. MURRAY. E. R. Drug Co., Honolulu, agents for C."TM. A. E. MURPHY, C. ef R. HARRY H. SIMPSON, Secy. the farlane. Auditor: P. C. Jones, Hawaiian Islnndn. CnnW .T. Tf. Grtlt. TV-- ". THE CTCIFIC CDHMERCIAT; vTOVKRTISPg ONQLTIIfU. , SEPEMBR ao, 1906. LOCAL BREVITIES. SPECIAL CLEARANCE SUPERSTITION J. D. M3rques of the Bank of Ha--j waii returned yesterday on the S. S. j OF " SALE It may be that there is virtue Sierra. j St. Clair Bidgood, manager of Hale-- j in the left hina foot of a iwa Hotel, is in town for a couple of" rabbit killed on a dark night days, looking up bookings for his place,. a - time of the full moon, The Ministerial Union w:l! hpld at the Censure Session today at which all who -- Thos- G.Thru butrit would probably serve do not object to boxing contests may NERY STORE to ward away rheu- expect IU 1063" Fort Street, Honolulu. better Sugar pro- The Hawaiian Commercial and a large line of works of fiction and matism than it would to Company paid a regular monthly divi- For iho balance of SeDternber per cent off list prices to make j tect you against loss of home dend of 65 cents per share today. S. miscellany bocks are offered at 25 P. Recorder. Sept. 5. by fire. Property room for new rail supplies. or furniture D. L. Van Dine has received an offer of these books are by the most popular authorsand assure The bulk owners with foresight from the Entomological Department of while not of latest issue, they are yet new to many readers. tak- the University of California of an as J themselves of safety by sistant professorship, which he has de A LONG TABLE FULL OF BOOKS FROM WHICH TO SE- ing out policies on their clined to accept. LECT AT A QUARTER OFF. property. After the fire it is The Territorial grand jury had full time morning anu afternoon sessions offers a bargain to be availed of. too late. yesterday. Deputy Fleming represents This special sale will be withdrawn Monday, October 1st. the Attorney General's department in New Icirts presenting cases. Prince and Princess Kawananakoa TnlfiT & COMPANY will return to town today from Manoa IMPROVEMENT SALE Valley, enjoying i. where thev have been The noise of the busy hammer and saw. an outing, on account of the illness of store. issue best policies. 938 Fort Still continues at Dimond's one of their children. "Where big Improvements are being made. , ever-increasi- ng Coats Street. Onomea shares are advancing, due To meet our trade. probably to the rumor of a dividend order to help the good work along, . , In ; next month. The dividend has been We are selling some goods for a mere song. . .. s I recommended and will be decided next Must have more room, so our bargains still run'. month at a meeting. - And below we are quoting you one only one. Pilsner The Ladies' Society of Central Union af- Auto ats will give a social this Co church i l ternoon at the residence of Mrs. W. ; f On Draught A. Bowen, Kewalo street, from 3 to Covered Saucepans o'clock. A cordial invitation is extend- MADE OF HEAVY TIN AND HOLDING: HAVE ARRIVED ed to all strangers in the city. Its eomes direct from Ger- .....ONLY 20c. EACH Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle entertained 4 QUARTS... OP people who-lik- e beer bet EACH ALSO A LIMITED SUPPLY many, at tea from 4 to 6 p. m. yesterday at 6 QUARTS. .ONLY 25c. ter than the ordinary regard us her College Hills home for Mr. and as public benefactors, because wei Mrs. J. F. Doolittle and several other W. W. DIMOND & COMPANY, LTD. fo the Southern California flraw . Pilsner. .We handle it members of "KAHALE OIWI" Long Silk Gloves in Black and White only. Editorial Association. The guests also business reasons sunset from the summit King Street, Honolulu. good watched the 53, 55. 57 5SS2SK This is an especially of Rocky Hill. 25c. glass, according t 15c. and a According to statistics compiled ; to size. ; , under the direction of Governor Carter of the Territory of Hawaii, the popu- lation of the Territory is now over 200,-00- 0. EVERY DAY AFTER JUNE ao, In other words, there has been Good Business The Criterion an increase of about a third since the - 1900. Army Cor. Hotel and Bethel Sts. last census was taken in and Navy Journal. In August the attendance at Haleiwa was the largest Honolulu deserves the title of "Para- W. Iatflock Campbell dise of the Pacific." Its attraction is in the history of the hotel. September promises' to rank so strong that pretty soon all the liners t Can be seen at his office 122 King St., between 10 a. m. will be gathered around itsshores. It August and guests during the months are arranging for is. to be hoped, though, that the Ala- editors meda with the California during October. ... Boarders who return aboard will be able to avoid the resting accommodations ocean San Ber- L place for tired liners. month after month furnish evidence of the satisfaction nardino Index. , Builder, Contractor and Real Estate Mr. and Mrs, Fred B. Angus arte they get here. Wouldn't you like to be numbered among honeymoon Haie-- you were down town some day and spending their at tae t If iwa Hotel. On the night they went the satisfied guests? heard that your house was burning and from Honolulu to Haleiwa, just after i then remembered that your papers were the wedding, friends planned a holdup BIDGOOD, mattresses wouldn't you alrmer the road near Moanalua. .The TRENT & CO ST. CLAIR between the put- Manager. P o couple got wind of the matter and, Agents. regret not renting a box in the vault auto lights, took another Co.? ting out their Honolulu is nutritious element tie Henry Waterhouse Trust road and foiled the bandits. Gluten the MrsI Charles J. Deering has been wheat. i having a beneficial change in country I of DANCE AT SEASIDE. life on her ranch, which is attractively situated and affords the outdoor pleas uroo iat Afrs rippr-ins- " dellffhtS in. Deering goes. A dance will.be given at the Seaside Every week end Mr. r 4 Cal- down, grateful to get away from the 1 Hotel this evening in honor of the of town as it now off- cinders and ashes ifornia editors, as well as for the is. Mrs. M M. Estee, Mrs. Deering'a icers and ladies of the transports Sher- mother, has also spent a part of the Sheridan The usual cordial summer there. Chronicle. man and "Whit- - to public is extended. Mrs. Whiting, wife of Admiral Invitation the inff was hostess at a large and quite Just enough style to make . 4- '- Contains more gluten than any elaborate bridge party this afternoon at L11V J JLXV-- - Ubll CiUVl - w BUSINESS LOCALS. her home in Berkeley, the guest of cooking and service. The very choicest eatables in the market. honor being Mrs. Isaac Uphara. A num- other flour. well-kno- wn v on every today. ber of matrons and maids pretty uouquet taDie. Go to Sachs' from San Frai.cisco as well as Oakland coming. i . The Rough Rid rs are Berkeley were asked to meet Mrs. Regular Lunch, 250. with beer. " '' and Orocers or Drink Coca Cola . , 5c. at all soda Upham. who has recently become a Dinner, 5 to 8 p m, 50c. At DelicoUiV refreshing. of Piedmont. Admiral and 111 fountains. resident Short orders served at all hours. . - elbow-leng- living H. DAVIES & CO. on th been in Sbrteen-butt- gloves at Mrs. Whitinsr have m x it - THEO. in lisle or silk. See ad. in this Berkeley since the Admiral's retirement Sachs Navy. They have a charm- from the ! commanding a .. J belts and ing home on the hills, ROYAL ANNEX 5 i?"":"-- Special prices on wash bay. S. F. Bulletin. draperies for Thursday, Friday and fine view of the MERCHANT STREET, CORNER NUUANU. Saturday at Sachs'. ' Miss Bertha Young and Mrs. James formerly Miss May Young, i may b$ played for or by McNab, The Pianola ' visiting in Oakland from her any hour of the day at the who is FINE EMBROIDERED K f 7 visitors home in Los Angeles, are to be the Bergstrom Music Co.'s. i . special guests on Friday afternoon. fny J LOCAL BREVITIES, LOCAL BREVITIES. Thos. G. Thrum is offering bargains when Mrs. J. Loran Pease entertains SHIRTWAISTS WIUJ ten days. A on in books for the next a score of old friends at her home ichard 'Lane Is a candidate for cap Antone de Ramos was yesterday com- chance for readers to "get wise." Harrison street in their honor. Five taincy of the mounted patrol to suc-- asylum. . furnished the hour's amuse mitted to the insane will last long at this pric. u' A party advertises for a hundred will furnish ed Sam F. Leslie, deceased. re- Stock not board in ment, and a dainty supper will round Wong.Yui, Chou Sou and Ah Loy house or rooms, or room and Olive Rebekah Lodge No. 2, 60 vagrancy classified ads. out the day. Mrs. McNab was one r Branch ceived day sentences for curios and toys-- Silks of all kinds and shades t r private family. See our younger I. O. O. F.. meets this evening at 7:30 yegterday4 Japanese steaks, chops, frog's legs. the most popular girls in the Oysters, Royal set, and since her return has been the o'clock In Odd Fellows' Hall. Kahahawal. charered with second de Welsh rarebit, served at the informal Dr. Stamm, seeing Honolulu gree burglary, was yesterday commit- Police Station, motif for several delightful after Annex opposite the v functions. "Rosecrest" has been the and meeting his brother medicos here, ted for trial by Judge Whitney. launches 25c., dinner 50c many happy reunions. proceeded in the Sierra on his tour of the scene also of A paper on "Horticultural Insect W-- E. Bellina leaves shortly for Call. the world. Enemies" will be read at the next left ee Coast and all orders for1 stock The Tin Sit Sha Association, a Chi-n- Farmers' Institute by D. L. Van Dine. with him will" receive careful atten- benevolent concern of Koolaulca. near Hotel. Stables, Main 109. A motion to set bail will be intro- 1 120 Nuuanu street tion. Club has fiied articles of incorporation in the duced in the police court today in the ss stations on Qaicfc Selling Prices First-cla- tickets to all Treasurer s otrice. case of H. C. Mossman, charged with New goods by every" steamer from the Orient. Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon Chan Pon has been arrested by the arson. the at the office FOR V tickets are now on sale Federal authorities for buying soldier's T. Murata, in whose shop some stol- 936 street. of Trent & Co., Fort Thursday, Friday aid Saturday clothing, contrary to the statute relat- en property was found on Tuesday, is nH fwv oSsrar is still in the lead ing to Government property. charged with conducting a pawnshop Minn? ranidlv. It will be your IN OUR Frank C. Knos returned yesterday without a license. - e Hay-- voT-it- you try it. Sold by Coast, where he placed- the once from the Peter Barch and Senon Perry were . Horsfll jvlden Tobacco Co. and retailers. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT vear's outimt of the Tropic Fruit Co.. formally charged with vagrancy yes- j tt ;adrl!erv - Full line of all cli-jn- ate i estimated at 15,000 acres of pineapples. Casci and Bags. There is nothing better for this SILKOLINES, terday. They are the two Porto Ricans Goods. Repairs to Harness, Saddles, Trunks, Suit than one of those new Iron beds H. Snolin & Co. of San Francisco, arrested in connection with the knifing v-- ". or 4 tne nrm laKtng me uuu. FOR AND DELIVERED. va- rvivn -jcurnuure . ReSularlv sold f In Iwllei on Tuesday night. CALLED nowu uj . effective ' contract for five years. of a sailor ALL WORK Privit the lowest and goods the oest 15c yard sJeciaL 2 yards for 25c. make the Joe Leverra and John Madeiros. two Tel. M. 4?3 inspector of Charles L. Wight has resigned h'S to on tiptoe King Street, near Fort vy R. Patterson, former manager of the vounesters who had stand U y r dam, has opened up a gen- Se?TEaSvealth of Pret- - Position as assistant to see over the desk at the police sta the Nuuanu kalso-,w- r, colons - Inter-Islan- d Steam Navigation. He eral contracting, painting and ty wertiiiir 15c. vard qual- important tion, were locked up last nignt ior in- Whittle, the sign Special, 2 yards for 25.. , hBsbren offered another vestigation. They are supposed to H,n with ity. position. Mr. Wight was for years, be-- of Hotel and - know a good deal about a stolen purse. to DENIMS, fore amalgamation of the two corn- of looked to be over ten One-Ha- streets. AH orders entrusted 36 in. Wil-pri- ce Xeither them Union Figured, W1,10 ftKela.r panies last year, the president of years seemed to be a lf Price Sale -- careful attention. 30c. yam. old and neither his care will receive 35c. yard. Special ders gtf,aniship Co. Only this month spending . bit worried over the idea of Solid Colors, regular price 2oe. yard. h? rfturnpd from a trip to the Atlantic YOUNG'S BILLET. the night In Jail. iUCIEN BURLAPS, States and tho West Indies, undertaken . : colors, full yard wide. Keg- - tG, procure for improving the In-ul- ar - L,ucien Young, who recently reached assorted data Special price 15C. ter-lsla- nd PNEUMONIA. is slated to 20o. quality. service. bis captaincy in the Navy, : j Special 20c. yard. n .5 rew Graham, a deserter from-th- from a relieve Captain T. S. Phelps as officer ---a This disease always results recruiting SPECIALS IN BELTS v s R ? f--"; an Attack of influenza. AND LINEN. OXFORDS charge of the local naval EXTRA - - cold or from CANVAS i Hlivr ,t ji i' n j quickly depot when Phelps assumes the com- PLAIN VASH BELTS. 1 se!, where he has been in the brig in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 30c. and 50c. i past forty days. He has counteracts mand of the fine new armored cruiser Regular, 15c, 20c, irons for the cures these ailments and in Special, 2 for 25c, 15c, 20c. aad 40c. d hv court martial and any tendency toward pneumonia. It is Blue, Oyster Grey, There are no officers U-S- . Purple, Lavender, Alice California. EMB'D VASH BELTS. sentence! to the Federal prison, but similar AVhite, Green, better known or better iiked Hendry could not be found made especially for these and the service Regular, 20c, 25c, 35c and 40c. Marshal depended : $3.50 Values,to Oosfe Them Out at $1.75. on the Tacific coat than Young and Special, 15c, 20c, 25c. and 30c vesterday afternoon by Captain Joynes ailments and can always be over to Benson, sole, white heels, at 1- -2 Price. and the many friends of both MERCERIZED FIGURED BELTS, and the prisoner was turned upon. For sale by all dealers. Ladies' $2.50 white canvas, turn Phelps, for safe keeping in the in the good stations that Regular, 30c, 35c, 40c and 60c Sheriff Brown Smith & Co., Ltd.. agents for Hawaii. are rejoicing meanwhile. $1.25. them both. The California, Special, 20c, 25c, 30c and 50c await - match shade of Oxfords. - is understood, will be attached to the EX SIERRA E(,ut;at1on yesterday to con Ladies' fancy colored Hose, to it Captain Young has JUST RECEIVED was held Pacific squadron. an overwhelming excess 01 vu.o on special duty at Mare Island 16 Button Elbow Length Lisle Gloves sider E:ghty DISPLAY. leen Vv the Central Grammar school. SEE WINDOW some months past, but his new In Black and lute. at the for Sari Fran- children sought admittance there duties will bring him to 16 Button Elbow Length Silk Gloves. day before, while there was accommo cisco. Mrs. Young and Miss Young re- In U lute only. fifty. was no and will dation for but There cently arrived from the East f the overflow. social life room in other schools for 1 ;j no doubt take an interest in Store open until 9 p. m. on Saturday. Propositions of fitting up cottages on thfa winter. Town Talk. grounds were abandoned for lack h : the of funds, and the remedy adopted was Comp'y, Ltd. r.e & Waialae. Kaimuki and Palolo day into two ses-:T-o- L. B. Kerr Te annual 'to divide the school Impsovement Club will hold its for the older children from ' ALAKEA STREET. meeting on Friday evening of next so 12:30. for the young- - an- 8 to and another weeki not tomorrow evening as er ones from 1 to S p. m. other paper has announced. Fort and Beretania Streets. 1 tHB PACIFIC COMMERCIAL' ADVERTISER, HONOLTJ LU, SEPTEMBER 20, 1906.

SAOHDEBS PRAISED HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Line Honolulu. Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1906. HalsteadOo.,lti Co. call connection with the Canadian Pacific Railway Steamers running in V&ZsffiSS? COMPANY . BY TBAVELEHS FBIEHDS 1mM i at liouoiuiu 011 or aoout the following dates: NAME OF STOCK, 'Paid Up Val.'Bid. 'Ask STOCK AND BOND FOB FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. Mbbcaxxile. MIOWERA SEPT. 22 AORANGI .. SEPT. 19 C. Bbiwbb Co.. II 000.000 1100 ...i400 OCT. IS SUUAB. AORANGI OCT. 20 MOANA .. George Y. Wallace, President of. the Ewa... .. 5,000,01)0 20 2U 2 MOANA .'. NOV. 17 IIIOWE R A NOV. 14 Haw Asrlcultural. l.VOu.UOl': 1U0 ll Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Com- 2,312-75- 100 j . . DEC. 15 j AORANGI .DEC. 12 HttW.Com.isugar Co m MIOWERA City, aawaiiau oujor Co.. 2.000.000 W h4 pany of Salt Lake Utah, writes to Booontu 750,000 100 J45 2,000.000. iiO I ... to points in Canada, United States and Europe. a friend here as follows: Real i Uonokaa Through tickets issued all. aaiKQ 500.000 100 las LOANS NEGOTIATED. ' want you exceedingly for . . 25 H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. "I to thank ianuku . THEO. copies of Advertiser you sent iihoi Jflan. Co. Ltd 5,ft00,000; 50 10 GENERAL. AGENTS. the the iipahulu 160.000; ioj AiemDers Honolulu Stock and 'Stem P me about the unfortunate Manchuria. &oloa 500.000! 100 145 Estate VIcBrjie Sux.Co.,Ltd. 3,500.000! 20 6 Exchange. We have a tenderness toward the Man- Oahu Sugar Co- - s.60i).(m; 100 0 churia and its captain and officers that Onoiuea 1.000.0 Oi 20 39 40 , & Ookala 500,000 20 7 9 5 McLNTYRE BUILDING 5 Pacific Mail S. S. Co Occidental Oriental wjll last forever, and any misfortune to Olaa Sugar Co. Ltd. 5.000.000i 20 the good ship or any of its officers argains Olowalu 150.000 10J FOR SALE Wahiawa pineapple land would be sad news for both Mrs. Wal- Paauhau SugPlaiiCo. 5,000 000 50 S. 3. Co . and Toyo Risen Kaisba. Pacifl 500.000 100 175 and house lots. Lots in different parts lace and myself." Paia ...... 750,000 100 of the city. Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this port Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, together with Pepeekeo. ... 750,000 100 !iko Bigelow Superintendent of C. Pleneer ..... 2,750,000 100 145 FOR RENT Large houes on Young en or about the dates below mentioned: Mr. the Waialua 4,500.000 100 72K ',3 street. Omaha, B:ge-lo- w Makiki district, Kinau St. abtI. Co FOR SAN FRANCISCO & N. W. Ry., at and Mrs. Wailuku 700,300, 100 i60 ran FRANCISCO TO THE! trip to Wailuku WANTED A saddle horse a lady.' I made the round the Orient Lot 50x90; 6 rooms. Price.$iQoo Sugar Oo. for ORIENT. a few ago, Scrip 105,000, 700 140f Money to loan. W. L. HOWARD. 1 in the Manchuria months 21 MONGOLIA ...... SEPT. 18 Waimanalo . . 252.000 100 AMERICA MARU SEPT. and had a most enjoyable tour, and all WTaimea Sugar M1U 125,000, 100 57 H 28 j NIPPON MARU.., SEPT. 25 Puunui tract, near Country SIBERIA SEPT. were admirers of Captain Saunders, MlSOEXJAMBOCS. rTTT?sTA OCT. 5! DORIC ...... OCT. fnter-isiau- Club, magnificent building d S S. Co. 1,500,000 100 ;i2s !m MONGOLIA ...... OCT, 12 HONGKONG MARU OCT. 23 Hw. Electric Oo..... 500,000 100 ,1-- H. 102 For Rent site. $1500 K. T. & L. Co., Pfd. 100 For further information apply to - GAMBLERS WERE tt. R. I. fcL.Co.,C... 1.160,000 54 60 Mutual 150,000 10 & Agents. Tel. Co 9l" Furnished house at Peninsula H. HACKFELD CO., LTD., Kalihi, corner lot at good O.K. A L.Co 4.CC0.OO0 1C TAKEN IN ACT Hilo R R. Co.... 1.C00.000 20 (windward side) . , ; . . $30.01 elevation, . .. . . Honolulu Hit wing A 105x150 .$ 700 Malting Cc. Lid .. .. 400,00Jj 20 25L House on School street, Waiklkl on a den - Bo xaa. Amt.Out oti Nuuanu 20.W Ooooni A raid gambling in the Kaimuki, half acre ; just one aawTer.,1 p. e, (Fire standing: ...... ? top story of the Junction saloon build- Claims) 310,000 100 House on Nuuanu avenue, near 800 Haw. Ter. 4 p. c (Re- line will arrive and leave this port as Bere-tani- a block from car line School The fine passenger steamers of this ing, at the junction of King and funding 1905) fiOo.OOO 100 street 25 W hereunder: streets, was made shortly after 9 Haw. Ter.44 P- - c..... 1.000,000 ilOO House on Fort street ...... 30. FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Haw. Ter. 4jp. c laOCC.OOOl 1 FROM SAN o 'clock last night by Captain Parker Haw Ter.SJ p.o 7&0.00U 100 House on Adams lane 20.00 . 19 SONOMA SEPT. 18 Haw. Gov't., 5 p. e.... 4)9,000 100 SIERRA SEPT. and Officer Apana, of the police force. HENRY WATERHOUSE Cal. Beet & Sug. Warehouse In town B0.0f SEPT. 28 ALAMEDA OCT. Rt. ALAMEDA It resulted in the capture of sixteen Co 6. p. c.,..., ..... 1,000,000 1024 Store on Queen street...... SONOMA ...... OCT. 10 VENTURA OCT. TRUST CO., LTD Haiku 6. p. c...- - ilOO.OOO 102J4 24 and. of Haw. Com. S Sugar 19 ALAMEDA OCT. Chinese gamblers the seizure , ALAMEDA ...... OCT. o p.o...... 1,677,000 104 their money and gambling parapher- Real Estate Department, Corner Haw. Suerar 6 p. c 500,000 jlOl iWo.tirtTi with the sailing of the above steamers the agents are pre nalia. The raid was one of the most Hilo K. K. Oo.. 6 p, c. l.OUO.OOOj 75 t Fort and Merchant Streets, Hon. A For Sale by any rail- 1 ft. T. L. Co., pared to issue, to intending passengers, Coupon Through Tickets successful made for some time, the 6 70a,00M New p.e jl08 road, from San Francisco to all points in the United States, and from gamblers continuing their playing for Honolulu. Kaflukn 6 p. e .... 200,000 iiCOU House and lot for .....$60GO.0t York by any steamship line to ail European pons. some minutes after the police were 9.K.4L Co. 6 p. c. 2,000,000 !1U3 Oahu Sugar Co. 6 p.c. 750,Ci00 House and lot for . 5000.0 For further particulars apply to in the room with them, furnishing a Olaa 8ugar Co.. 6 p. c. 1.250,000' W. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. clear case for prosecution. Paia 6 p.o 450.000 J02H' House and lot for...... 7500.0 The den was in story Ploueer Mill C0.6 p. o. 1.250,0 104 a false in the WatBluaAg Co. 6 p.e. 1,000.000 100 top of the building, the ceiling being icBryde Sugar Co.. 2,0o0,000; 95" 100 American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Company. less than six feet from the floor, and was fitted up in good style for the 23.1275 paid. f75 per cent. paid. The WaterhODse Co. rROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN-- purpose. To secure entrance 'vithout attracting notice from the guards X SESSION SALES. JUDD BUILDING. S. S. Callfornian...... '. . . . .Oct. 15 CISCO. .Nov. 10 w.. low, Apana and Captain Parker climb- (Morning Session.) S. S. Alaskan...... ed on to the roof of the adjoining 20 McBryde, 6.125. Telephone : : : : : Main ltL Freight received at all timer, at the ...Sept.. 25 building and then, by means of the ' ; 4 S. S. Nevadan... you SALES, BETWEEN BOARDS. Company's wharf, 31st streel. South S. S. Nebraskan. ....Oct. 17 waterpipe, gained the roof of the sa If wish to rent a Brooklyn. loon, entering the gambling room 100 Oahu Sug. Co., 119; 50 Haw. Sug. V FOR SALE ! IflOM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO through a skylight. house now, or expect Co., 35.50; 100 Onomea, 40. LULU. HONOLULU VIA SAN FRAN-- ; Oct. 3 that you will want A house and large lot in good location' S. S. Nebraskan.;...... V Cisco. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. on Young past S. S. Nevadan ...... Oct. 24 street the H. R. T. & v a house in the' near L. Co.'s depot; 1- -3 And each montn therearter. jg S. Nebraskan. Sept. 27 cash, balance on ARRIVED mortgage at 6 per cent. Present In- Fmight received at Company wharf, g' S. Nevadan... Oct. 17 at? Qretnwlch street. Wednesday, September 19. future, call come almost 8 per cent on price asked; can be doubled. A bargain. C.-- A. S. S. Phillips, & Agents. Aorangi, from headquarters and A H. HACKFELD CO.. LTD., the Colonies, 10 p. m let house and lot 150x100 In Nuuanu . Agent. Tract for $1500, the cost of the kn-- O, P. MORSE, General Freight O. S. S. Sierra, Houdlette, from San us assist you. provementa Francisco, 10:10 a. m FOR alorie. Must be sold on well, 4:35 SALE account of departure of owner. Str. Mikahala, from Ma ka Choice Kaimuki near a. m. t lots car line. PsMSBlfDC TTlTSlBTlSf!? TO LET Lots from $250 up according size In O. DEPARTED Nuuanu Tract, the healthiest and cool : . , est . WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. sp. We have two nice homes in Maklkl suburb of the city. Am. Wm. P. Frye, Sewall, for Del Half acre lots on Heightau aware Breakwater, 4:30 p. m Thurston Ave., 4 B. R 40.00 Manoa - pack haul and ship your goods and save you money. fine view and good soil, at prices to suit We O. S. S. Sierra, Houdlette, for the 3 district for sale. These are offered for ; ' Victoria St., B. R..., 35.00 the times. wood, coal kindlings. r . Colonies, midnight. . (Dealers in stove and one-ha- lf complete Manoa, 2 B. R...... 24.00 what they cost and are nearly Several and ready houses. Storage in Brick Warehouse, 126 King Street. 'Phone Main 58. DUE TODAY. both in and out of town. Emma St., 3 B. R.... $30.00 new. A bargain for anyone seeking a Also for rent cottages close to center U. S. A. T. Sherman, Bruguierre, from city Emma St., 2 B. 20.00 home of and Kaimuki. Branch of-- Manila and Nagasaki, due. R...... at a moderate price. J. H. SCHNACK. Str. Claudine, Parker, front" Maui Vineyard St., 3 B. ... 30.00 137 Union Express Co. Hustace, Peck Co., Ltd.!, ports, Laupahoehoe and Hilo, a. m R... Merchant St. Dominis St., 2 B. R...... 25.00 6? Oueen Street. . SAIL TODAY. 912 FORT STREET. steamship lines : Peck Ave., 3 B. ... 27.50 Telephone Main 407. O. Box 711. Having baggage contracts with the following U. S. A. T. Sherman, Bruguierre, for R..... P. ? Steamship Co Oceanic Steamship Cof V: n ,1 Pacifie Mail Francisco, Punchbowl St., 2 B. R . . ... 20.00 Kaisha Steamship Co. San in afternoon Classlf cd Advertisements. ALBERT F. Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co. , Toyo Kaisen O. S. Restorer, Combe, for Midway, AFONG' Rose St.. 2 B. R. ... 11.00 832 Fort Street. ' l We check your baggage atVour homes, saving you the trouble in afternoon. C.-- A. Spencer St., 2 25.00 S. S. Aorangi, Phillips, for Vic B. R...... WANTED- STOCK AND BOND on the wharf. ; - BROKER of checking toria and Vancouver, probably in morn Nuuanu St., 4 B. ... 50.00 R... A FURNISHED house or rooms, or MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK a Specialty. ; room AND Str. Mikahala, S. Thompson, for Ka Beretania St., 2 B. R.. ... 35.00 and board. "X.", Advertiser BOND EXCHANGE. ." Telepnooe Main 86 offlce. . 7525 and , Furniture Moving 5 Piano uai ports, p. m. Rooke St., 2 B. R...... 17.00 REAL PASSENGERS Thurston Ave., 2 B. R.. ... 30.00 A GOOD driving gelding or mare, suit ESTATE FOR SALE . able for lady. Address, stating age, Arrived. Nuuanu St., 5 B. . .. 30.00 5 .building lots in Manoa Vallr R.... pedigree, etc., "Buyer," Box 561, Ho- 1--2 JT. ; C. J.' Campbell, Vice-Preside- nt ; L. Mc-- acre each, $1000 a lot F. Morgan, President J. Per O. S. S. Sierra, September 19, Gandall St., 2 B. ... 25.00 nolulu. 7524 from San Francisco. For Honolulu: R.... Beautiful site, bracing air, magnil cent v'ew. Hustace, Manager. v t; Mrs. J. N. Ansell, Mrs. A. B. Arleigh, A LARGE unfurnished room with bath. Miss Arleigh, R. B. Church, W. J. Central location. Address, "B.", this -stsico-ecls: ..; ;X-it-a.. 4 Conroy, J... P, Dias, R. S. Bradford, office. - ' , 7524 Co,, ? FOR RENT. DRAYMEN, 63 Queen Street. " V. C. Driver, Miss May Ferguson, H. DEALERS IN G. Young, Conroy Evers, F. C. Enos, jRENT and company A SURREY. Must , be in first-cla- ss Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Fisher, T. E. Gib-to- n, condition. Apply, Phone White 3072. ' Cottage, Kalihi, - FIREWOOD, STOVE AND STEAM COAL. 7323 near Kameha- Dr. H. Hayes, W. Healey, Mrs. meha School $10.09 "White and Black Sand. Telephone, Main 295. G. D. Hamp- 938 Street. . Also Gilson, Miss Gilson, L, Fort Cottage, Kalihi, on King 20.0 ton, Charles Cheatham, J. D. Stf E. SITUATIONS WANTED. iteai estate ror sale m all parts of thm Marques, Miss Susie W. Mott, Mrs. WAITER, Japanese; city. TIDES, BUN AND MOON. Wm. experienced; in PAcrno Olson and child, Mr. and Mrs. J. MOANA HOTEL town. Wages $7 up; Ad- Money to on good ths T. Parkinson, Miss G. Parkinson, R. references. loan security. It la . dress, "T.", Advertiser office. 7524 Parkinson, Miss A. Heen, W. Kruse, WAIKIKI BEACH. ; W. W. CHAMBERLAIN, Commercial Advertiser JS Isb 2 a H. A. Peterson, M. Phillips, Mrs. C. BRIGHT energetic man wants can 3 Finest Beach Resort in the islands. Room 206. Judd B14. id cs as a L. Rhodes, J. Robinson, Mrs. L. vassing, Post Office at Honolulu, O la s R. first-clas- s. collecting or soliciting of loitered at the 'pi aa iJ M SB Everything second-clas- s , J iJ Ryder, Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Sachs, Miss business. Address "Energetic" this T. H as matter. v P to. Ft. a.m. p.m.j&.m.- - t (Rise E. D. Shaw, Mrs. Alex. Pratt and cbild, CANOE RIDING, office. . 7521 M 17 3 11 1.6 3 01 9 40; 8 47 5.47 6.01 5:00 Miss E. Pratt, M." H. Rice, D. T. Sleep, Professional Cards SUBSCRIPTION" RATES: I I i BATHING, T 18: 3 50 1.5; 8.40 5.48 6 00 Sets W. T. Sleep, Mrs. H. Strauss, Miss E. . w . . YOUNG lady desires position as ste One Year ...... $12.00 I I i I SURF RIDING ...... M. Towle, Thos. E. Wall, Miss S. N. nographer. Six Months ...... 6.00 W 19 4 30 1.4 4 17 10 4310 2115.48 5 59 7.22 Special Features of This Popular Place. Has had experience and ARCHITECTS. I Wood, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilson, W. t . Advertising rates on application. a m. p.m. can give good references. Address, 20; 4 5 11 . T .ilt 1 a 10 li;U 05 5.48 3 58 8.(5 H. Ricet W. G. Scott, A. B. Weymouth. AFTERNOON TEA P. O. 7. 7513 W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL.: ? " j. Box -' Per str. Mikahala, September 19, from Served on White 811. Published every morning except Sun- P 21 5.45 1.1 5 51 11.51,12.01 5.48 5.57, 8 51 the makai lanai, between rv l " Kauai ports H. P. Frye, G. N. Wil- - 3:30 5:30 p. m. . day by the ' and FOR 8 2216.37 1.6 B.33 1.06 5.49 5.56' 9.40 cox, A. Haneberg, H. Schultz, J.-Kat- RENT. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,. LTD., 23' a.m f I HOUSE of eight rooms, 711 7 .87 80i5-4- J. L. Hjorth, W. Fisher,' X. Sekemoto, at Prospect 8 1 J 7 25 9 5 55 10:31 R. C, A. Von Holt Block No. 65 South King St. 61 deck. ' ' street; $30. Phone White 2281. 192 PETERSON CRANE..",...... MANAGER C. S. New moon Sept.1 18 at 2:02 a. m." VESSELS PORT. mmm you hotel IN A FURNISHED, mosquito-pro- of house GENERAL COMMISSION Last quarter " of the moon Sept. 10th. fire-proo- s (Merchant Vessels. Absolutely f, at Punahou. For particulars apply fcOOAXt OFFICE OF THE UNITED The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur fint cui BROKERS STATES WEATHER BUREAU. about one hour Arthur Se'wall, sp., sine, elegantly furnished and the to "P.", Gazette office. . 7493 earlier than at Hono- Am. Gaffry, from best of service. lulu..;' ,. Manila, September 1. - COTTAGE of rooms. 'Alexander Young Building, Honolulu. Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours Benecia. Am bkt., Treanor, from Bel- J. H. HERTSCHE, Manager, four Fort lane. REAL ESTATE, STOCKS & 30 lin.arham, Fort street. Apply Miss Clark, 303 BOND. Wednesday, September 19, 1906. v minutes slower than' Greenwich Sept. 17. HUWUliUbU, T. H. time, being that of the, meridian of 157 Falrport. Br. sp., Armstrong, from Jndd building. 7490 degrees thirty minutes. The whis-tl-e Hamburg. Sept. 5. K 25 WIND;.; time ? THERMO. as I blows at 1:30 p. Hecla. Am. Nelson, 3?!2 5 2 m., which is the bk.. Newcastle, OFFICES FOR RENT. FIret Life same s 0 I CHAS. and Accident 5p " Greenwich, hours 0 minutes. Sept. 5. BREWER & CO.'S "THE : I? S Sun and moon STANGENWALD," only fire f I S5?St 3 are for local time for Irmgard, Am. bktn., Schmidt, San proof office building in city. x INSURANCE ; .3 . S th hole sronp. Francisco, Sept. 10. NEW YORK LINE B Manchuria, Am. s.s., Saunders, Waima-- ! I I Regular line of vessels plying ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING. -- : : g J nalo Bay, Sept. 16. M METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. between New York and Hono- Honolulu s only up-to-d- ate flre proof Marion Chilcott, Am. sp., from-- MORTGAGE LOANS, '80-0- Larsen, lulu. BARK FOOHNG building; 6 88 7 81 .03 64 4 SUEY rent includes electric light, tWO SB Issued Every Sunday Morning by the Monterey, Sept. 18. 1 will CON VE YANClNfifc I sail from New York on or hot and cold water and Janitor ser- 1901 30:01 79 .12 70 4 K Local Office, TJ. Morning Star, Am. s.s.. Garland, Gil- - Pi n S. Weather Bureau. about Nov. 1st, 1906. vice. Apply the Von Hamm-Youn- g ABSTRACTS bert Is., July 15, 1905. (Laid up.) j OF TITLE. . Co., 1903 29 92 W 67 75 .17 85 5 sg .. Olvmnie. Am bk. frnm Ran FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- Ltd. 7271 THBBlf 2 Rvans EST 190S 30 05 83 74 73 .03 71 N SAX Sept. 7. RATES. i ea Francisco, SB is Rosecrans, Am. s.s., McDonald, from For freight rates apply to LOST. 1904 (29-6-8 85 78 79 T 65 4 B 6 BABOM, 22 Monterey, Sept. 16. CHAS. BREWER & CO., CERTIFICATE deposit 47,993 NOTARY PUBLIC. !3 8 of No. of 1905 30X2 81 Tl 74 -- 01 64 7 MB 12 Wm. H. Smith, Am. sp Gordon, from 27 Kilby St., Boston, or Bishop & Co. for $100, Septem- ' dated , Newcastle, August 30. THEO H. DAVIES & CO., ber 12. 1906, in 1900 29.90 83 7J 73 .01 73 6 nb 6 I favor of E. Morita, has S 91 Sfi.01 8i T 65 B j Honolulu. I M 10 30 00 THE MAILS. been lost. Finder please same 30 00 84 73 ! 78 i 5 70 5 1B I 83 .00' Wl KB 9 return All matters regarding REAL ES- Aff T 11' 30.02 84 .00 60 SE 11 to Bishop & Co. 7524 30-'J- Malls WM. B. STOCKMAN, W 12 8 84 04j 68 B 11 are due from the following TATE and INVESTMENTS In thm T ,13 30. C4 82 .03 72 Kb 10 r- - . Section Director. F 14 80 OVS 84 82 70 NB 9 jurient Per America Maru, today SPECIAL NOTICES. Territory of HawalL 8 15 3J.04 85 .02 66 nb 7 San Francisco Per America Maru, to--! victoria Per Aorangi, today GUAVA jelly; 6. cents lb. Is good for - day. J Colonies Tel. Main 168 O. Box 365 PANAMA OR STRAW- Per Miowera, Sept. 22. school lunches. Enquire Factory, 134 P. transport Note: Barometer readings are cor- Orient Per Buford, bringing TRANSPORT SERVICE. Hotel street. 7324 j?. - rected for temperature, 01 itionKoua. asnore ai.m- . . " instrumental iI,u'nas- - sRnea tor Uuam Manila, lit M ,rara errors, and local, gravity, and reduced Midway; due about Sept. 30 and to sea Nippon Maru, Sept. 25. CLEANED AND BLOCKED level. Average cloudiness stated Logan, at Manila. r 1 rL B 11 MM --K Yf guarantee. in scale from 0 to 10. Direction of wind is Victoria-I- Vr 22." Jherman, sailed from Manila. Aug. 30. j prevailing direction during 24 hours Miowera. SeP ' J'HWton, AND OTHER PIANOS. ending S p. m. sailed from Guam for at Velocity of wind is Mails will depart for the following Sept 19 'ua a5'j Globe Clothing Co average velocity in miles per hour. points as follows:- - Bufori. THAYER PIANO CO. WM. B. sailed for Midway. Sept. 17. STOCKMAN, San Francisco Per Aorangi, today. I Sheridan, JH.UTKL STREET. Section Director. stranded on reef at Barber's' 151 AND 158 HOTEL STREl via Vancouver. Point, Oahu. Opposite Youn Hotel. UMlJjm,v.'l.ijwjiiwi m iiimimi