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VOL. XXXV., NO. 6159. HONOLULU. HAWAII SATURDAY, TERRITORY. MAY 1903. PRICE FIVE C EN Tib MERCHANTS tt4MMM Mtt i PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE WEEK 1 CHILDREN 1 Ita-- . FAIR T T PLAJJ T ANDJICHES

Proposal for Day Local SchoolYouth for the Island Have Views on Visitors. Wealth.

WOULD ENTERTAIN GOOD MANY IN MANY WAYS DO NOT WANT IT

! KALAuOKAlaMl Mav ;rt n I re oi c-- -r T Association Appoints Committee 1 INTO KAUUA;5 ;ODTf DI5APPEAREO PROM Bwflgfo.aW AS m I Interesting Data Collected by Mrs. to Draft Plans for WASHINGTON. tHSk " 1 41 IV CAST 5E6N aWaffiMSB Will 500 Charles Bartlctt Dyke of the Affair. : A F0R J5T J5&-g- x iSffl 111111 Kamchameha Schools.

Tiy. when them? may be RS. Susan D. Heapy. of the HAWAII at the Capital men and V. Schod, was elected pres- women from every Inland and humanu ident of the Mothers and Tearh-Clu- b aettlement on the Islands, la the for the ensuing year, at th 'an which la to be worked out In the r regular monthly meeting held yester- fares of aotne concrete propoaltlon by a day ttfternoon at the Puni'ioJ Prepara- onamittee of tbe Merchants' Assoc la -- tory. She succeeds Miss Cora P. Pan-nabake- r. iiaav The association waa upon called principal of the Henry and la consider the question by the presen- Dorothy Castle Memorial Free Kinder- tation of the following letter from P. R. garten, who intends returning to Chi- Hetss, at the meeting held yeaterday af-- cago at the end T the present sehaci -y year, and was therefore obliged to 1 1 r-- , HoooluJ.i. T. May 2nd. lbe i : further honors from the club A Two Mercbanta' Association, tlonolalu. ir wrm r I : resolution was adopted wherein the aatltnen I desire to bring to the club regretted the loss it sua Lata ia eaSratlon of the Mercbanta' Aeeocta-i.m- m c.rture of Miss Pannabaker, aad the drtrahllity of MM uai'ed ac-- the de ' 1 .m x w r x r r r, m v a. sh-j.- - Mja ecunnf aa Influx of people 4. vi t vuu iiim her aerv.'caa in the past were tna rrnm luui X tba otor laiaade to wltnaea lae t of a vote of thanks. During Sllea mean on the clrvmth of June or the oh- - ! ! regime icee on II..- ..urtn of July, or if v Pannabaker's several of th pedal urr Ina that ml hi most important subjects pertaining t and with that there can be the their association of a large civic affairs have been discussed and rr of the other I Van --la the club has been able to take a stand r l- --f -- r f. "M una 10 to and MM - among our most significant debating tlon-n.i- t j the die 1'ieea and would quite 1 stimulus to and literary societies. 1 Mrs. Walker was ed as sec- V rfhouTd wa dickta upon concerted m KCPOiKAl - STlcc tow1. retary. A w would b- teceaaery to select tba beat t in m jr vote of thanks waj extended ? aAaMe date. for tisturMnn r.t. X fNuAuto with T5T J Mrs. J. T. McDonald for the masic arwt deetaa entr?tnn'lainmcrnta and Indui- - t she at almost wa aalcli nt ta attract the laraeat which has furnished ' iiabf of pe..pi-- . every meeting of the club. 1 tFMto aay iMel oreaatm mUh' latlon t the Initial work of J O. Pratt n wealthy IT p.'anter from Hawaii. .Mr?. Charles ltartlett Dyke, of la-mehame- ha aa of fli-s- rated oailsbls for tba upon hl arrival In Callfurnla on ht PIONEER MILL'S His t voyage terminated at Ho-la- rt School, made an interesting 11 Ise the matter. 1 wowM sumest ELECTRIC ??em-ploy- ed way to Wasthlnjcton The commercial 1S53 i mi aa asaMabts dataa tba Fourth of Town, and until he was address on The I'se and Value of Juty a iddWIim to tba regular patriotic bUlea of San rr.im.i- - hav.- - joinxl in in Australia. During this time Money." largely as it pertained to ebaarrmncra will he the UM PUMPING PLANT thra iotaf m.fn..rUI f. OOMSTMH, lhr.iKh CONTRACTS he was in the first war with the Ma- school children here. A study of the w at Pearl Harbor. Borne time In July , r. - 1 re la to be bald here aa Aartcoltwral Kenator and membera from their fltab oris. In tha year he started for Ta- question was made by sending out eer-- : ran aa Kwr. and It miht be paaMMe to arranc- - praylnic that ant to tlaaali. hiti. The whaler that had agreed to questions to the school children of J 1111 ",M tain thla fair to be held dartnfl the aeefc art forth " "r lh '"' '' let by to by eighteen-inc- h , XTItAlTS ha. Inn an pipe line of spiral land in reality did nut In-- ! mt the fourth la connection with the , chamber and association The in for-- him there Honolulu, as follows: e Mil! Company for the ln riveted pipe, in length some 1100 feet. faar. M may be tat aoaaa of tbe buetneee IlkHt.,n ,.f it,,. a tion ih.-r- come, in .. tend stopping at Tahiti, but. being "Would you like to be rich? Why?" Uf- c- t n -- xniMt or r c f first of which is now being ny planta- - would make K. Man. .fl the th laid Iho . ,,.,,Mr fr.n, r fharh erii short of men. made that promise as an some one gave you a dollar, what I h-l-wr , r a cooda that taa jocmey -- .h Manufacturers and of electric pa.-- transmission plants. ion company. The water will 1h de- - 'if ! - - inducement to obtain seamen. It was would you do with It?" I 1 .r wouw A-- o r ,, .T- Pnvlurrn. ittlion fallfornlu t w n It ta cxpet t.-- thirty-six-inc- h rr to utilise the likered to a wheel, therefore only after a nine months' "How much money of your own did htand thletlc 1 ne iuu.u 1 r Intr auti jKaer of the mountain streams which will develop the ptiwer. in his ship ? Aa f.W In- - j la up hht im cruise the Arctic that you have last week What did you do rouM U pfnnotrd. el oeiore unr.w of for The - ween Territory, was brought before the bak Lahaina. the manufacture plantation ha four water rights touched port at Honolulu, and to this match.- tbe the . with it?" - - f . i.-- . nu h will xilow Maul and lleaota !u teams Kcir- San Francisco bodies by iM. iraii- I'r.il! tr itj In turn drive In the vicinity of Iahaina which are incident the Hawaiian Islands are in- - ' per cent of the children made revi-ae- Four taaa on the railway a ball And tnarjr hi a letter which d at length thej irrijcatlni; pumps of the plantation. v .4 pa hie of development, and it is tne i debted for one of Its most respected conditional answers, saying they would lirviMiw history of the bubonic plague epideml. ,u,., haVt. ,. r..rward ft,r the ma. plan power great man - to utilize the from three j Mr. Notley met one Hob-- j to draw bre. in- - 1 ounu- i.iKen ny ine iioaru aa citizens. here like to be rich, providing they could pb b Honolulu It suppression, the action of these aa soon as possible. While t r- e.igaged in sawing they one point moat ine Health for tart Robmaon. then get money honestly, or would like the nui i In j althout delay. epresent plan is In ex- - - rh aa awdartakina w um - of the legislature taxing incomes the nature of an lumber on Hawaii, and at his sugges- to be rich, but not too rich. Eleven - - am nnd nrovldinir for an appropriation of The work, which will be done by periment. rip-sawi- " " naaa ai' the there are n. problems which t! n in ma- .k. . mm mmym. .w- - . the seaman engaged per "No." In the I - 1 ..f .K L,M cent answered li during thla lime, pui I Wlirr" ' ;rtmtood. Richardson A Holloway. ; have not been met successfully here, as boards for shipment to Honolulu. He thought they t. Wlfthta can b aceuaiplkdli It would iw adjudicated by the Klre claims jority of cases Hawaiians at - ! Ltd.. will consist of the installation of at the plantation, en-- 1 - w 1 1 to thoroughly and aa"- I'uurl. In the course of the letter. Waianae and the ontinued at this work for eighteen would not like to be rich because they ad- - a water wheal, sufficient to believe w ill sue- - ti Ij tbrourhout all tbe tatoada wh,ch is signed by Mr. Pratt as a Peltin Klneers the plant run months, after which he took charge Of it would be dangerous to their'fu-tur- e otTrr-- and . - np-- felt rtMo tba ttrartlona rnemtvr ..f lh.- Ktr- - C!.ltn Court, velop with a general electric generator cessfully from the first The plant will a sheep In the same locality -- tlck of in heaven, and further - me ann un .,,....,. - existence ' amnoruauve ..f,. ,.r TN. villi he con- ! ' . Mr nrf re be installed by C. T. Holloway. the B. na'chiiith!. p position meet wun mrni of tna nrnbwMe amount or ine with John Parker, grandfather of it would entail a good deal of tn- aarocsauow. o r , ."III., fcni trans, nlsslon line firm, whose experience tat ,...prw.aJ of - fln,nn of the bod, He told the Sail with hydraulics lb Hon. Samuel Parker. During the trouble to look after their wealth. One other tnan r..m generator to the plantation. Mr m"""jr rranelwo bodies that the claims to Ih the here has fitted him for the work. following five years Mr Notley accu- boy said "anarkers" would shoot htm if pald would amount to about S'.'.ooo v lo r.- - one pump will be Immediately The machinery up .(rrwetlre feature than thoae enumerated and setting for mulated a small capital of $1100. He he had riches. There was a feeling ex- - r iwld 1 radii y aurc'St thrmrlvea eiuiec ted with an electric motor of 160 operation will cost the plantation in you upon presentation of the had In the meantime married a wife of pressed that people would not be happy Hsjfsna that after cowaidr ration Acting thta horse-powe- r. a This will enable the pump the neighborhood of $35,000. With may and this worthy of favorable action. needs of the Territory and the busl-nea- this Hawaiian nativity. He invested his with riches, and that It was better te world of the community here, the t be run to Us present capacity. expenditure there Is calculated a sav- savings in a tannery and worked al- be poor and have a good conscience ' ' wicked. Tory truly. P R "RUf Chamber of Commerce, by CJeorge A The power will be drawn from the ing of $90 a day upon the one pump most day and night to save money to than to be rich and Others v.-- felt they would not be generous If they reading was finished there hall. Its president: the Manufac Honokawal gulch, where the mountain' alone. In the near future it is ex-wat- er an education. The the Producers" Assciation. by give his children were rich. One boy said he would like dlw-ua- al n I MM 1 Ml turers and 560 feet, to j peeled ' has a fall of sufficient to have three pumping stations sood A. Sbarbam. Its president, and the bark for the tannery he cut and hauled to have money enough only to buy loped early that tbe members or by A. A. IMMMI 340 horse-iKiwe- r. The water equipped with electric power, with a and then ground and clothes. Eighty-fiv- e per cent Hoard of Trade, Watklns. 1 from the mountains power consequent thought they would like to be rich, but were heartily In favor , nresldent. united In the resolution to is brought down to the nation greater savinjt. own hands. with his there was a great paucity of wants ex- action for the purpose oC, the California members of both houses 1887 was a Noble. Mr. e , fl elected such . I - mm a . ff hal sa Li . a Ufa. In he pressed. The general requirements wera m- trade relationa. W. yMMTtMj am. Notley began planting in 1877 and the few. Only a hundred mentioned a few mi July-f was considered aa primarily ( . oples of resolution hulk of nis fortune was made In sugar. things, and these were in the line of Mtm wrrt the DEATH OP CHARLtS NOTLEY, SR. per the aay of HISo. aa there has been fcr ,.ajMWd t,y the two bodies here, and He was n large owner In Hamakua food and clothes. Four cent wanted Ztlml, to so they would not to be rich have tbwo race meeting held ther- - to Washington by Pratt. plantation. a follow ten whereases, v) rk. while three per cent desired day Thla and other points be-- The resolutions Notley was to Con- oth- a that the visitation Of the ' 1 Mr. elected the riches to be used for the benefit of necessary Thew recite p T : T" HAKLKS Nottoy, one of the prom- twoagbt out made It tna( plmgum. tfcat the rnf..r. ement Of meas-ner- a stitutional Convention In 14 and sat ers. Ko..d and clothes were very i1 - . , - to should be put before tbe aaaocla- UVJ, for th suppression of the i oldest and n:os: highly re- throughout the sessions that framed inent reasons for wanting be rich. - - - t I .mm (hr.iiiiS Rri !' - In summing up all the answers and a rr ore concrete iUM'""'. o - mic t au - 't'm ' the constitution promulgated on July - ot Claims nas m.w spected citizens of the Island analyzing them. Mrs. Dyke stated that cbalrman of tbe meet the c'.urt t. 1854. In the succeeding autumn he every younger ex- ,,,u"v"I.. c.' ... . .r.l- - approximating 92. 000 'mi. ana one of the children Hawaii, 10:20 even- b- wiph many aDnolnted th lOllOWIOK tVIIIIHIMr. the entire surplus In tbe treasury was of died at last was elected a Senator from Hawaii, -t pressed a to be rich, and , possibilities of tbe plan In suppression of the following year on account more reasons were given by them than 100k Into the expended the ing at the residence of H. O. Dan-for- d, retired the - . by the older ones, showing more Intel- . may done a to support of the deatltuo ve what be '.true and I ajb- - Mr Motley was a wti.a arw m of bad health. ligence and hopefulness amongst them. for the day. The that to p.ty the claims will mean addi on Klnau street, at the age of Republican. es nod attractions tional taxation, and even then would M staunch Out of 3S4 answers, only 333 reasons mmlttee to constituted aa follows: abortive, as the money cannot be bad 7". The funeral will take place Deceased leaves a widow and four were given for wanting to be rich, and O. W. diatres-- . 100 of these were indefinite. Mrs WL Helm. W. W Dlmond and In time to relieve the present fta children. The latter are William, f Is now much depression In St. Andrew's Cathedral at 3 Dyke'a feeling was that children in Ha- mAm. that there Charles and David Notley, and Mrs. waii do not know what they wast v;-ln- -s losses at committee on pub-- I by reason of the that this afternoon, the Rev. Mr. Thomas Hughes. on report of the of the pis-t- al suggeslloa of t sVOi that the withdrawal pressed wants, not the eMa the matter of tbo and customs receipts leaves no Tompkins, of Hamakua. officiating. hundreds of rnak- - Meeting. I of which was to have a fine edu- w staer C. Weedoa. for aid for the funds n the treasury and the local Agricultural Seminar least United State with government cannot pay the claims Mr. Notley waa an Englishman by The Agricultural Seminar will meet cation. af a tour of the recognlxed res- - "It is an expression of intelligence which nre as JusL The 1 evening 7:30 office mm apoa tbe Islands, rth, h?.irg been born In Norfolk this at at the of the to wants and to strive for the tflustrated lecture n then sugge-t- - that the Federal have waa some di- Un'ted States Experiment Station. best things of life." safd Mrs. Dyke. wa uken up There Cover- - bo urged to make a unty In 182$. When sixteen years of the com-- , receipt for the Canitol building. Jared G. Smith will "The kindergartens nnd schools are and the report version of customs ! tn or some f: home and shipped on tell Of his trip to Hawaii and Mr. C. giving such wants. The only way to .ttaw advoeatlna the appropriation of payment of the cti'rrs. that ! and a cpntented and un- - United mr-r- : v..ir:t I. "Austin will continue his discussion secure retain support of the lec- - ns be taken by the a vessel for Australia, laboring in the Islands KM) a month for the . - . them. r en pruning of fruit trees. Mr. T. ambitious diss meeting of the pub- - Wit' Ut a to ex- - and did not see his home nor his Is to close the kindergartens and ... ..Inrlnl Tff mi; ft was directed P. Sedgwick will be chairman of the lic The altruistic spirit among ml 's forty-thre- e years schools. - V.l nelsc th until 1 t!r.g. All members are urged to be :! .n f"--r th-- lr aid-I- I j retary the L:i:ZCttAKLB N0TLE.Y. SR. i r, srhea he rialted England as pre rent. (ContinuBd Tag S.) Harris re- - attendance. MflMJ H the conespondeoce la Tb

j HONOLULUMAY THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, J9 Srnhor Oanavarro. Miaa coone. anu Mra. Samuel Parker. Justice Perry. Mlaaea Perry. Prof, and Mrs Almndtr, Mus May Alexander. Miaa Lyons. Miss Agms Al- exander. Mra. Hmry Waurhouae. Mrs. A. B. Wood. Mra. Neumann. Dr. and Mra Aurur. Re, and Mra. A. Mackin M & M. W. & M. tosh. Mr. and Mra. Otla. Rev. and Mrs. W. & Ltd. W. Ltd. Ltd. Hiram Ulngham. Mr. and Mra. llrvck. Mn. von Holt. Admiral Merry. Rev. and Mra. W. M. Klncald. Mra. A. A. Mon-ta- n Ia-- . Miss Nora Sturgeon. Mra. H. A. .ntxrg. Miss Scott. Mra. J. B. Cast It-- . .Mrs y M Swanzy. Mrs Charley Wilder. .vi:v Zelgler. Mrs. E. F. Bishop. Mr. Gait. Mra. 9 W. Klebahn. Mr. E. D. Tvnney. SEMI-ANNU- AL Pir-kin- a. Mra. 8- - O. Wild. r. Mrs R. C L. FIFTH Mr. Oardne r Wild. r. Mlsa Cham-b- e rial n Mr- - Guliek. Mrs. Wilcox. Mr. and Mra. Ena. Mra. Weaver. Mra. P. Wt-av- . r. Mrs A. A. Haa . l. a. Mm. Char lotte- - King. Miss Damon. M's.. s Snrenaon. Mi- r- M. lntvre. Mrs. S. N. Cast!.-- . M ss Carrie Castle--. Mia N. lit. White. Miaa Freela White. W. C Park.-- . Miss Jennie Park- -. Phillip Mm. H. F. Lrw-i- a of San Francisco. Mrs. Lansing. Mrs. Andrew Fuller. Mr. E. E. Freeth. Mis Remnant Ella Stansbury. Miss Irmgard Schacfer. Mian J. nnl.- - Glffard. Miss Orace Robcrt-un- n. Mlas llmma Davison. Miss Uurence. Miss Barber. Miss Lewis. Miss Bacon. Mr H C Brown. Mlsa Green. Rev. and Mra. W. D West, rv. lt. -- Mrs. J. M. Whit-nc- y. Miss Ada Whitney. Mrs. Frank Damon. H. M. Whitn. y. Mrs. Helen k at Whltn. Mrs. MrCandless. Miaa tlT ""Q'lllll I II II 1 all l upon busy asnn "i .McCandless. Mr Wall. Mm. J. O. Carter. " a. a Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pearson. Misses An- - - door function which I nailed iBBtHwau gns. Mr. T.-afT- . Prf. Lyons Miss Grace. Mm. M. A. Nott. Mrs. Theo. Richards. No need to expatiate upon our remnant sales now. Almost every- with undisguised pleasure Mm Thos. Hobron. Mrs. Cornelia Da-M- rs ike devotee of fashion f.,r where but f mon. H. F. Wichmnn. Mm. W. M. body knows how they are conducted. Those who don't will be well paid my lady display Graham. B. L. Marx. Mrs. Atwater. Miss fete can . at a lawn Wa v Benn.-r- Miss Oilman. Dr. and Mrs. to visit our store this week. nrettv c.mni. hat an J parasols Humphria. Mr. Humphris. Mr. and Mrs. ir advantage? Austin. Mm. W. W. Hall. Miss Hall. Mm. surpass predecessors. It the beat . We have worked to make this sale all its Frank Athe-rton- Mrs. E. W. Jordan. Mm. Grinhaum. Mlasea Jordan. Miss Koepke. collosal. The remnants have been accumulating Unong those who contributed Reynard can almost be called rases, pttototrrspha and other tic lea or Miss Adama. Mr. and Mr. for lb Loan Collection Smith for seven months; silks, ribbons, linings, calicoes, ginghams, linens, latere! Js" jd wd held at the Kllobana Art Lfut Mock, are Mrs. Uolc Mr and Mm. Alexander Iscnberg gave white goods, laces, embroideries every department is represented. K. Allen, the Miaa. a Ale xaidcr. Or and a dinner and dance last Monday at their Andrew- -. Mr. Win. T Br1 Mr Punahnu residence as an "auf wieder-se-hen- " Mrm F. Mrs. C- - M. look, air, r. to Mr. J. Hackfeld. the German Mm & M. Damon. Mrs. Olive. Ua-fr- . MISS CATHERINE HERRIN. Consul. It was one of the pleasant. st and Mm Joarph Kmrraun. Mr. affairs ever given by the Isenbcrgs. The Mrs. Oliver rTir.rrson. JejJg- - t'ftf. reception and music rooms were use-- d for Mm J R slt. Muv Kathir: dancing. The drawing room, tastefully BARGAINS THEY OFFERED P. C J mer. Oumey. Oilman. Orleve. 8arah Gullch. In yellow, toe. ther with the IF WERE EVER OFFERED. ARE don Mrs. Belle Jane. Mr. Gulich. O. Gullch. Geo. Harris Mr. Klncald. Mm J UlSUlj Moth.r !nnals. were used as retiring rooms be WEEK. f A. M. C Hlgglna. Jamea Hopper. W. L. dances. smoking room off HERE THIS ?ollese. Miaa Kulgaay Mr. and Mr. W. tween The it- - K H. ipp. r. H. wltt. Halstead. Hobron. E. from the reception room was greatly en- - M Smith. Mr. Gordon I'aborne. M. Hyde. C. A. W and Mr W M Vic, v. wh.l. Herrtck. Huatace. C. Joyed by the devotees of the fragrant Thwinf High, llaasln-I- P and ot i . MM .atm Hutchlna. HuRhe. Peter Havana Mm. Isenberg looked well In a n fcney r. W W Hall. Johnson. Amy King. Mr. Uordon I'aborne nl Mr t . white crepe de chine relieved in a Kindly the col- - I. i k Robt. Lishman. Ixwrey. Lowrie-- Frenchy manner by pink rosea attached Mlvrr Emrnon tr'j Lid-gat- e. - Lyle. 8. M. Lycett. iM-tl- Me M"tt- Love. Lederer. to black ve lv. t bows and streamers. In the rooms rl t Mc- k McDonald. McLean. Mcln.rtiy. pre-tt- itth had moat of the ian-i- Ifpt ajiaaeasj There were several gowns in evi iu. Marshall. Miller. tr. The exhinr i at wtu intosh. McGrew. dence. After the dancing small tables M Oat. Mother Par-k- - Open tats morning from uu i J. Peterson. were placed in the dining room and on .ym'-n""' r I'aris. Parmelee. Pomeroy. Reedy. - boun-tcot.- ft lb-- n closed It ha been ", th.- lanais at which vas served a & tat-sja- Rugg. B. Rose. arranged and fully labeled for the a Richards. Rlchardaon. 8. supper of salads, sandwiches, al Marsh, Ltd. naon. W. O. Henry Smi'.h Whitney and othrm Admission S..r. Smith. monds, olives. Ice cream, cake and cham of atudenl 8 n Stangt nwald. Stratford. Torbert. rr - - j pagne. Or. Hoffmann proposed the health ta D P. Taylor. A. Thompson. Taylor. Wray f the guest of honor and e verybody rose M. Turner. Thos. Thrum. E. E. Wall. a Tea." given on T to the "Hoch" and sang "For He' a Tbo "Grandma W E. Watty. Wllaon. Henry Waterhotise. Jolly Good Fellow." Among those pres- day. from 2 till 1 by Mrs Hetin W. C. Weedon. J. M. Whitney. C E Wil Andre-w- . wsa a ent were Consul Hackfeld. Mr. and Mrs. tisma ta bono e.f Mr. llama. Wlnne. Weaver. E. K. Wll.'-- r. affair The bouse wt J F. Humburg. Mr. and Mm. Herman n ass Wlxht Bhultze. Mr and Mm. C. Wight. Dr. and iH nit and Che big lanai aitti Ita by many of the best local performers. Oowera waa an attract!" Mm. Walter Hoffman. Mr. and Mm. Du of 4 6:90 Hoi. Mr. and Mm. Brock. Miss The Bishop of California is expected to On the Isnala ind in tn-- On Monday afternoon, from to Pauline building for- y - . be present to declare the and red rarnallns. Tneii tea- - o'clock. Mrs Klpise- Williams Mm Har- N umnmi. Miss. St.iiiMiur Miss Hum LVIIIIIi-ier- ntlmt 1 opened. proceeds are to be ...... Tm.. Castle-Cole-ma- n mally The were in uiue ana wmr . - riet and Mra. burg. Mis Grau. Miss Margaret Walk. r. in - . to the purchase of linen for the jbeft of in. Ik1r.- Marx gave an at home at Kuih.nl. Miss Agnes Walk.-r- Mr. and Mrs. F. W. devoted lancers have twisted and twined bits of prettinees into some of the rd Wub branches Duis-.nbcr- will be n. f Albe Klebahn. Messrs. Hugo Franzius. i; Hospital for Incurables, which charming of year therei will be some- decorat'-- in blue and white to nuu Waiklkl. in honor Dr. and Mrs. rt up by Wnnii Guild. hen moss hats the hundreds looking for ..... e i ple-asai- .t anil Walker. mode the n's L. C. Able received lh. s: B. Clark of Chicago. It was a building: thing pretty to put on before next Sunday. Over 300 to choose from and many old- the project for the new was Um lanal while Mm Williams m'.rooii Katherlng. Inasmuch as of the so waa subscribenl by peo- shafts to become everyone at . - Downing start. much to h. r r. irw ' est kamsalnas were brouieht Into touch Miss Alice aklan.l. ni.ee ple not In any way connecteel with the th "crandmaa" paid their rep--- ia with the younger and newer element of of Mr. and Mi.e K I. Qoodall. who re- A. A. MONTANO, Millinery and Dres.sniaking ter e that the ment felt its first M society. were-th- by Alain. is now at church manaK .ema Andrew. MTS J Honolulu The kamaalnaa turned the last Ja. ob.le-c- t Parlors Fr.-.-th's- . f-- public use must be for some of t.-- J hry Mrs. t. tn- - -- e.rted them to tn ri.m ""' friend of Dr. Clark in hla youth, Kmma str. r. common good. full program will ap- C i r been born In Hawaii The-affai- r malnde-r of stay The - - were left to the care of Mm It nl. her in Honolulu. pear in Monday's papers. Arlington Block, Hotel Street. Mr- - n and Mra A Murphy was a pretty garden party, the long F Clark - Jldtji and Mra. C A Galbraith. The r. frrah- aweep of well shaded lawna belnit admira- Tue-sela- y Mm. Arthur I.. S.:tle en- e- ie-- 'n every r airs. Samuel Farker receives Ita. consist inn of tea. choro.aie. bly adapted to the emtdoor event, tertained twenty eif he-- frienda at the w--r- .- lh- - h"st--sa.- In Hie hall first and third Friday at the Emma candies, Hotel Annex In a most s cake and irnii unl.iue manner. re . t si tie lice- week of Mr and Mrs. T. Clive Davit-- at great pleasure In of the residence. Near the sandy "Ping-Pong.- st ft MM jjrla. who took In place ef the latest fad " 'Craigside." tn.lr own graiidmotners a lanai was built and decorated with a progresaive angling game was introduc- 21 Jtdtji home the cup arm saucer leavea of the cocoanut palm and with ed. Two prizes w.-r- at stake, Mm John Ena will leave on May for carried . - first and - Miss Gertrude Hate-- is still visiting - iL by her. aa a souvenir i ne iaene-- buntlns Witoin this bower Mm Cor- booby trophies. The first was captured fSouth rn California, where sh- will join Thos. G- Thrum's ne-lt- a - friemis in Hon.. lulu, where she has been mar of whom had not met in seien aaaaa Damon aervcel a by Miss Hilda Ixdertr. sister of Mrs. her tlaUKhtc- who are .u ten.lini; school. nan bevy young - the motive for numberless teas, dinners e..mmuntoo for over twenty year, and a of ladles assisted Seiule. In whose honor the- , Imprint . 1 - entertainment &nd lunche-ons- says a pa- - a.. a.. lata- i f In the a rvlng of the cream, cake and was San Francisco Stands a given. Mrs. Wilder is in Denmark with. '-- I the- - Grrrit per. old times Amona tne moir.. coffee at labba arranged under trees Miss Emily Judd and Mies K. P. JUd. j W 5 All.n. v At the entrance to the residence the For Qualjjjr were Meadames Miss Pone and the faculty of th- - K Th. y will go to l.omlon this month to Louise Browncll of the Neill Company J n guest were met by Mrs. Alexander G. I H Allen. W F Allen. Siaiii in. nam. na iiiris reeelv.-- their prexent at the whe appeared before the Honolulu pub- Oeo-- naran Hawea. who presented them l the hos- Robert AndrwV. Andrews friends Saturday from 3 6. heart-breake- r. W t At water. tesses and guests of honor. In the re- until The ter lic last season. Is said to be a W. B Alexander. race had Mail.-Qifee- - write-up- s m-a- n ceiving- transformed into a spac Miss Anna Tucker was the One of the- astute of party which stoe- -l In n U. Auatln. Julia Aron. the main - tt hallway were lous room. An Immense Ha in the cantata presented bi the th.- proprietor of the Neil! Company ap- Wedding, Hlnaham. S. E. Blahop. Andre-- Brown. Mr Williams. Mrs. Cole- anu an Ite-ai- - man. wannii r.ai: American flag were High School at the May Dav Festival, pears in the Examiner and considerable MM W M. Mrs. Clark. Dr. Clark. Mrs. Msrx - W A. Bowen. Itobcwh. str. tehe-- th- wo algaroba tree-s-. givon He.use- - spac- - - and George P Castle Mrs. Wililams wore in the Opera on Thursday is devoted to the record of Miss !t. Brtckaraod. cna. " j palma - a Mack silk gown. Mrs. Coleman wore and ami ferns made- the terrace evening, and Miss Emma Marsden LruwueU's conquests. The writer says: Reception. . Chaptn. Campbell, ..narooenain. unusually attractive. Miss Pope . m.r-.r- - a handsome black Chantllly lace rown There. Taylor was the soloist whose charmliiK On land or sea, wherever the. James Craln.-- Cri. OnM ! - n. . j assisted Miss AlbrlKht and Miss Lem Mies was Quito a surprise- osrsag to its Neill Company goes, a M lam-n- over allp of red silk Mrs. Ciark'a ; there's the mischief ri r J mon. ree. Iv.-- their The recep range. was ..ne- - te pay. Society Note 11 IHHInaham mat gown waa a black grenadine over ere am Kuests wide The cantata of the All on account of a merry maid Paper rrmnk Harnon. F : a - - linn hall, parlor, library and lanais had numbt-r- Klven t who T tsivton. Chas. Dirk. M Ks- taffeta The front etf the- was lerettiest t,,. entertain knows how to win men's hearts, and awv been beautl'-ill- w.-re- - fllle-- . decorated with iiotted mcnt and the young ladies as pretty wno noes pour passer taw. Rddy. Farnsworth. Forbe. Fuller In sitii white- lll.:sl.,. r. am it le temps with- e s palms and terns, and on AND taff ta. The stock and Mack ale-eve- the Waikiki as any could wish for. out half trying. In lanai a chorus of Klrla sang Hawaiian mi l d . J Louise Brownell a white Illusions ami lace with - ' is disturber of the oellcs elttiine: the- n a dash of pink aattn. Mr B L. Marx afternoon. Those as A party of fourtee-- was de lightfully peace. To be explicit, she upsets the wore a nlle green atlk sisiini: the host.-ss.-- s in receiving and In on Sumlay last at Aiea. at the s.r. vty of man in his variety as far as High Grade Tablets trimmed with r.-- s the dinliiR in w.r- - Mrs. J. W Yarn country place Mc-Cre- Hawaiian Lodge. white lace. The yoke and alee-ve- w of Dr. and Mrs. J. S. she can see' him. or rather as far as he 'T dley. - of white- - point d'csprlt. Mm. I.yman. Mm. K. F. Berger The party left Honolulu on the a, p. r That Louis.- Brownell per- Mm. Henr Wat. i house- - Mr. A. O. Ilawes wore a tllsh black arid Miss Klnora 9:15 a. m. train, returning the satr duv taining Miss Brownell instead Ml. and white Sturgeon at r. o'clock In the afternoon The day i bo tn. g Mrs. Something or is lo. checkered aiik Irmk The Other 7e skirt waa finished by a narrow hand of was pleasantly spent, fresh and salt wa-te-- r not the fault of the suitors who make are showing quite an -- Jvd M-K- be-ln- black velvet with white lace iiM.lioue Jlss Ruth Carr snd Mr. James swimmiiiK popular diversions. mael love to her the country over. They be- - marrie-- d extecded line of hand- )6c The corsage was trimm.-- d with lace over will In Honolulu on May 6 and Luncheon was spread n the lanai. In have done Ihfltr best, each in his turn, spe hom-ymuo- n wi.it. de Sole Th stock an I gMH will nd iheir on eine of the the party were Dr. and Mrs. Me d. w. to Changs her minel and he r name. some note paper with iau - wero of black velvet trimmed with white other Islands Miss Maude Gillette. Mrs. Mae Mott- - Whe n the- company sailed, in November. WILL. CELEBRATE ITS jlace applique. Mrs Cornelia Damon was Smith Bird. Mr. and Mrs. Lake. Miss for Honolulu Miss Brownell was the ' envelopes to match, eU .!rs P r.eiir.lsie.- has Bates. Archibald Voting. McGre-w- . most popular passenger , attired in soft white ove r white taffeta issued invi J. Tarn aboard. I'pon that stylos of we a parte at h- -r resi.i.-nc- Dr. S. I tre.pi.- is!.- - she- - which ask trimmed with black lacev Mr. Mabel tutions for card Batter. 1. N.. Mr Mitchell. Mr was feted and serenaded j i afte-rnoo- The-odore- - Wor-- Fiftieth Anniversar Wins: Castle wore a cream cedorvd point thla to meet Mm Camfte-l- l of Maddux. s nightly. Parties were arranged for her. j your inspection. Engrav- Sun w. r- - d'csprlt over Nlle green silk. Mlsa Freda Francisco. There drives in the magnificent j At ita Lodge rioora Masonic Temple, on ! White wore an elegant cre amy white plna With many parting regrets Mann Wi-I.-- - mtMinlight. There were pe.lo games in her ing and printing done at wer white taffeta silk, a flounc-- . I .vim f.. r axon lllshop has cards out to mann sailed away to his home- - in San honor, and such socialK men ' ripple of active as the ' short notice. Write for MONDAY, MAT ft, LOOS. ca being finished with champaarne colored me. t Mm Sage.r Hishop on Wetlmselay Francisco on Wcelne-sda- as a passenK-- r : Honorable Hobert Shingle. Mr. Charles satin ribbons. The bodice was trimmed May 7. in the- - Alameel.v Hi was liberally re- oorien ano Lieutenant Ho.ncock rivaled samples and prices. witn isce or the same color and aatln member, d with leis by his friends. On i one another In their eagerness to amuse j ribbons Her white lace picture hat was vr and .Mrs II. A. Isenhe-r- have t Monday Mr. Widemann was t he- - I her. Geissip said that the young Lieu- PROGRAM: . .. 1 l . I i w . be-ha- f.-- r Irtm rn i.k . K . . . n- - en the dd home in Nutian host at a dinner served on Ewa lanai tenant, who a : 'd ' " KanuKdi r the is nephew of General Win- - kin - valley, wm be- s-- li. : L Introductory Remark bon and Manchal N. II mm Mrs J B where they domiciled for f the Hawaiian hotel, the color me j field Scott Hancock, the hero of Gettys- - s . d-s- uaa n..m.-I- In yellow uu.-st- i Frederick Whitney. Master. ' as tie wore a beautiful white ole nei six monius or until tnelr leing The were Mr. horn, laid his f.rtune at her patent leath- - ' finely waa Punahou has been They and Mia H. A. Allen. Miss Nellie Kitch , but she elld stoop Pray tucked. The skirl trimmed - not to possess it. G. y - ! r Thos. are- adding ste.ry t ithe-- s Thrum, P. M.. the Rr. Alex.mJ-- r with a flounce f lace and net finished another the Punahou en. Mrs. I.UKeri.- Field. MNs Macfarlane N. did his excellent prospee-t- as a rows of white baby Mlas reside nee. aptain and Dr. NeJsoa. Fol- - fav..rite with President Box 305. Chaplabt ribbons. - Roosevelt allure, BOXOLDLO. Mackintosh. the- r Nellie was In lowing dinner a large numhe-- j Q mm gelsetoa White gowned hn. of her. Passengers who came over on the gandle Mr ami Mrs J. F. Humburg gave a guests carro to an enjoyable giv. n j C. E. over pink taffeta silk and ahe wore dance AJarnoa with the company averred that W. P Dillingham. Elaton. a t ' dinne r for Mr J F eave W a kiki a ijuin- - white bat rimmed with pink roses HackM.l last e. Ion the lanais. Hawaiian Prince David however, he's married t Dillingham, Clifford Kimball. Mrs I M. Swanzy Wore a handsome covers laid fyf thirty Th. tahtSlte-- t club belnc present. I'ott.-- d plants now. so I won't tell. They - - also reported wen- the- c opening Add champajene colored silk trimmed with lac-o- f oecoratious In yellow. U fringed railings and the re were artis-Vl- I that a certain admiral of the United same r P. M . William Allen. the color, with a bat to match. . d .d electrical tin the Ewa lanal Btstes navy, who has been a ni.-mbe- of r aw.-.-y rw. tJT. loeiKcel We-l- l a Mr and Mm F. A. Schaefe-- gave from the dancinK Pavilion a Captain ourt-ma- "Spring Time" tiumpnris in altar I the Tilly i tial at Samoa. Soar ... - . gray crepe dinner Thursday cele Ir n- bowl of punch one n.-ai- ! Rein-- Id Becker du chine trimmed with rare to brate th. tw. awaite d the thirslv s "st nis and t.reii.osed to th pretty old lace, by loVely white-hat- . d anniversary. The-l- old- li. tw. . i dances. Am.mg pr. s. Louis, ob-iga- to. completed a those the fourth dav out J. Violin frb-nd- s T. McDonald Mrs Gardner K. Wilder wore est and most intimate nly were wars Mr. and Mrs. E. Faxon Bish-.;- . Prof. J. II. Amine. among the guests. r- - w. re stunning frock of black figured gren- Th. about Miss Gertrude Bates. Mrs. Nott. Miss Miss Iindegon nte'Tt ai ned at elinn.-- at Accompanist. Mis A. adine over d twenty prese nt. Sargent. Mr. white taffeta, the aklrt flnlshe-- and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, the Hawaiian hotel We ..'".. ! lay Whitney by a narrow frill of white taffeta ribbon Jl.d.d Miss Jennie Glffard. Mrs. Marv Cum , edged Mm AndrSW gave a lt din-- n Mr. C. ' Hist-- ' rlct! Address with black velvet baby ribbons Fuller farew. and Mrs. Oonrad. Miss Oardi. fContlnuPiY The roraaajc effect was by on for the- - Grinbaums. Mae-furlan- Miss Helen Macfarlane. Miss on rnef 3.1 P. M. John Adair H inger relieved folds . of white Illusion. H.-- r hat was a white- - -- ady Macfarlane-- rr. nnd Mrs. Herb. ri. Song "Isle of Dreams" h .jl o tJl"b"-ouir- Miss Irma-r- d Bcha. f- -r Mm. Ivcr e.f San Franclae-- is think- Mr. and Mrs. Smithies. Mr. and Stephen Adams I ing occomp Isenberg. WOTV a Soft White dre ss with lace over f ylng her daughter. Mrs Mrs. Lake. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Allen. Mm. D. P. R. Accom blue taffeta, set off with a big blue how W G. Irwin, to Honolulu. Mrs. Eu?f ne Field. Miss Kitchen. Major I At Public Auction psntst. Mis Marie Von Holt. on the corsage. Prince Kalanlanaole Potter. Walter Dillingham. Isaac Dillinp- - Oration w re a black and white checkered ailk. Mlas Gen. teve King of San Francisco ham, Nelsem Lansing. Ernest Ross. Mr j Past Orand Master Morris trimmed with panel of a handsome Dres-- . Is soon to Join the Ilerrln party now In Mclnemy. Mr. Ieowell. Cllff.ird Kimball, i THE M Estee. den silk In old rose and ambe r The Honolulu. M. Monsarratt. Fre-- d Grimwood. Eel- - I The Dream" (II 8gno) black and white corsage was finlahed JlJIJi mund Stiles. Southard Hoffman, Captain I r Because making: 18 8. with champagne colored silk ov.-- the Miss Theresa Morgan of San Fran. It Herriman. Dr. Nelson. Arlington H tel Annex and fitting glas Annie Montague Turner. Dresden silk. With this costume ahe whose portrait in oils by Theodore W. r. s jit d vd aur exclusive business. wore Rose is now on exhibition in con- Violin Obllgato. Prof. J. H. beautiful black hat. to Honolulu. Is Mrs. Iceland Stanford, accompanied by Because a long course of specij! Accompanist. match nestled under the left side e.f the templating a visit to this city, accom-aMs- d her secretary, maid and valet, departed Amme. Mrs. brten. Mr B. was In a hy MstSS Klla. They how- on ON sKsiy has been followed by years f C. A J. Atherton h.r are. the steamship China for the Orient on Prank ther ton. gray ever, s ailk with a becoming little gray unsettled as to their plans, and do Weelnesday, after a stay of two we-ek- in prastlcal experience. la). - Violin Solo , tooue wit., a pink Mrs. net know whether they come- WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1902. trimmed rose. will hre Honolulu aa a guest at the Moana hotel. a Prof. H. J S I na-.- t or go to Japan Because our factory Is well ists-- J. Amme. McGrew ha an el. cafe au lait or Europe. Th- - baneuet given In her honor on Mon- At 12 ' silk and to o'clock noon, on the premise sr grinding special sOJMI a hat match. J.d.d day evening at the Moana by fe.rm.r ley '.rder of Mr. lenses, as well Le rln-Dlll- . FRANK L. HOOGS. Mm K. D. Tenney waa lovely In a gown The N.ws tter says: Miss Kath. on Stanfe.rel T'ni-- e rsity students was a usual routine of spectacle mater. Door will be open ? 15 p. I of organdie. pref usely ami Miss administrator of the estate of MR T at tn. tucked white Coaarrave are on their pleasant affair. K. KltOITSK. I and repairing. trimmed with black lace Insertion, and a way home from Japan, and will remain In deceased. will Fell at Mack and white a Honolulu for a Public Auction the business known as The exercise will begin punctually hat trimmed with time before coming home. Contributions concerning social happen- th. "Arlington Hotel weeping Mack feather and pink roses. Their European trip Is hanging In the ings. Intended for publication In so Annex." situated at o'clock p. m. ' Mrs. the on Hotel street, near Fort, in the very A. B Wood wore a handsome gray balance. Miss Dillon Is devoted to her ciety department of the Advertise r, must heart of eeepc a picture and stepfathe-- r - the city. The .iote! contains da chine snd black hat mother and Is always mak- be submitted to the editor not later than twenty-on- e rooms, Mra George Macfarlane wore a c handsome ft all well furnished. All FREEMASONS th-- ir beautiful them present. o'eloek p m Friday of each week. Ex- A - - and fami- Mack ChantlMv over silk. .is- for five years from September lies are cordially Invited to be present. Mack The ceptions will be allowed only In cases 1st. 1901. goes A. N. voke snd sleeves were of black net lace On Monday evenlnar there Is to be giv with the property. Sanford, wher events occur later than the time A b-- en with silver Iridescent trimming She en in the parish house at St. valuation of $1250 has placed Clements. mentioned. on the property, but it Manufacturing Optician, fly of the Worshipful Master. wore a white Oalnsboeouch hat and a I B entertainment which promises to be 4 d d will be started - . at an upset be a. Among th- tvv-- n price of$sr0. Boston Buildlnsr. white chiffon ae present ''I worth attending-- It has all Gerrlt Wi'eVr ret-irne- to Honolulu on Fort Street. JNO A. HA SSI NO Mr. C. M n,j rr-- m 's ER. P. M.. w.re and Mm. Cooke. Mr and arranged tn,. pr Is not the CVna fr-- a y.-ar- ahw-nr- abroad Mm B F. A. Cleg-hor- n. Secretary Dtntnrham. Hon 8. 't comp'etc. but will comprise several ?pent mostly In the Feiropean capitals. Dally Advertiser, Princess Kalanlanaole. Mm. J S - f- -' m the May Day Festival of MOT? (UN, delivered by carrier Honolulu. May 5. 1ML . iw any McGrew. Mr and Mr J B Atherton. Tl UiaffsjT last and choruses an ! se:os nisbop and Miss Nichols are guests this part or tne city for 75 cents a im AUCTIONEER. month. SOMEBODY STOLE THE SILVER CUP

J he Latest A Homebody stole the cap. W hn "Au:d Lang Syne" had b.en Sclent his u sun ab-.u- t midnight, signaling the Discovery close of the Honolulu Association Foot- JIM t I m on the principle, ball League's smoker, someone raised ibe CMur, jou the cry. "Who's got the cup?" Instant- the ff. . ly eyes present were turned MamJl.rpicide the of all Sale Begins kills the to the end of the table where the cup M fwn that caiue dan- druff by dining np the had reposed in silver splendor through- tajp aa they Inducements burrow out the evening. The cup and pedestal Monday wT to up to time of the hairPt"ero"root, where th. y had vanished, and the Anally dcatroy the hair. .: o!ng to press had not been found. Morning, Witbuot dandruff your Humor had it that the Honolulus' hat- will grow naif Ian... (Continued from S.) ed rivals of the lawful possessors, the antly. Pae M b Uijt Merry. I tiie Illmas. had filched th trophy. Extraordinary .April In, her aueata Admiral every way suc- 28th. Th concert was In a k "am 8 X . Mum Bplvalo. Paymaaicr Hail. U. fellowship ar.d fn Newbro's 8. X. Mr. Lake aiJ Captain I'earce. Ar-Ull.- ry cess and mirth, good j i c Eoiirrwing are r o ordinary offering as 'urpa V. 8. A. melody reigned supreme until, at an in soma inst trees we have reduced Hcrplclds arly ho-j- r this morning, the assem- the price) . u st .pie goo s h If. jl jl jt blage dispersed St. An- over one in every case the opportunity of sav- i.op dandruff and fan. Dr. Cieorre W 1. in the homeward. Irur Bunteaa avta tonio was crowded with cream ing money is - hair, and atarta hair 81 rr May 77 and Kaat-e- m hall the exceptio- al and should be taken advantage of by buyers fur California g . with th rrowimr tn of Honolulu's sport-lovin- population within iO days. 8 to si . s. One late, be (one about four montha. nnd to end of 'gin est econom al piop-nsiti- : : bottle will convince will Mya-tk- - from the beginning the t : you lie atttnd the f'uuncil of the wt-n- t mum, Hhrin.-- . Kran-MOa- a the proceedings, everything as! which meet In San wedding be. I. S. Will merrily as the proverbial aa June He aJau vkdt meat The main evening was j Sate at mO FirmUOmmm of the large Kaatern eitlea. event of the Bargains in ToweU tba 'iresentatlon of the league trophy to Ho lyardti of awji the winning t.-a- the Malle Illmas. assorted rhudes Aaotber new Arrival Just 100 doz supberb Cot- sHi IlllalUa and Mrs C. II. Dickey W. Stanley presentation TaffeU Silk, I on Monday evenlnjc at the L made the iur regular ton Huck Towels, hize IS entertain and Kohert Anderson responded on be- Jrl.10 d q.ial-t- l SU- - a 1.00 On Nnuanu avenue rai-- f half of tfca vit tors. OF x34 in. This week at IGLLIBTO DDO CO, LTD. : i..ri..r i t Mis Cordelia sale this week at 5 rents . The toast of 'The President of the 7 5e a Hlhp of Oakland. IT. nr ;, 42" waa by Dozea prise won werw quite United Statej" waa responded to played and the Attorney General K. P. Dole; thct o Ladies' Shirt Waists pretty. The refrenhment were daintily 'The Association Leagu. " by Kid Bmrts Sale served at the vunviuston of the games. Football Ready Made Sheets C. P. Morse; "The Ladles" by Stanley Any deeiring-- Kiii K Beartlmore: and "The Press" by II Kxoellent Cotton material, S. nat..r and Mrs. Hi nry Wat. rhouse W Kinney. Gl.ivetJ, ih latebt w tn ti a-- p fa-te- uu Aaohor Brand ready for and Mlaai Nora Blurs; run d. partt-- on i; g- -. Klm-- X f - ban '.i!t..n was present during the in vVhue tti- - to -- 71 VdiiiMli.v In .Manilla en rut- I size 90x90. regu'ar price first hull of the program and he.peu or -- ue. 1 fWHliU rre-monk- a an sbadt, iiaYy si t i to witness the coronation thins along In his own Inimitable ing 90c 500 on sale this week way. on back, all entirely 65 vents .d The program consisted of songs by new stock nnd iu perfect at Mm K.'jtmr Itteti. p ami Si fi.rdflla W f.. Stanley. W. H. S..t.er. D. W. A:' ciMidiwon, lilahop of Oakland are viaitlna; in I'onp- - il.r,.,n, N. Kay. W. McWhirter. J. C should m.t niise Another kfja Hi. un. J. F. Fenwlt'k and R. Ander thi upportuoity. Vicinr Handkerchief Bargains son: a by C. j pianoforte selection Mutt Gl vee hi. 05 Handkar-chief- s, flan Fran- i teat 30 doz. Ladies' Miss Catharine Herein, of a itutlon by Stanley Beardmore. and Rt-guia- r cisco, daujehter of the chief (uns-- l for bagpipes selection and dance by Pip pri e enmroidered aorners. the Southern Paclrtc railway system. Is Murray. '1 his week at 5 cents visiting in Honolulu and la at present a Light refreshments were served du gown at I he JUoana hotel. Wniktki. Sue ring the evening and the festivities n-r- - Lad it's Fancy Kerkwefcr arrived wild a party of Caltfornians last . - l with th-- - singing In BBOrUS Of Special week (r m the Coast and will remain here "Auld Lang feyne," "The Star Spangled Beautiful jis-ortm- ent on Fancy Border socie- r for a abort time. She la s popular Hann. and "God Save the King BHie ihia week at ex-icil- Handkerchiefs ty gtii In San Francisco. Just before one-hal- f prio. ahe li ft r.r native ahorcs to cross the ty In a tju:k frock, 65 doz. on sale this week at I'atltic to this Island territory, ahe was which suits htr bru wa given by nette beauty to perfection. Mrs. Geo. 50c a dozen the auest f honor at the Macfarlane's gown waa of Mack net ovt r Furses 500 Dozen. Miss Robir.son. suk. r. !i.v1 by a Whtta chiffon boa. Sh wore a atyllsh black hat. Mrs. J. A Fin leather u- -es at y ur The lat st way to wear violets la to wore a Blue Seal Yaseline Best Quality. bunch them tisjhtly together at the headt Oilmen handsome bine silk trim own priies, Jill in - with black luce, and wore black purpu- noil a Tois week, per bottle. . 5c and tightly with all-ov- then tie them gown with an er white lace yoke condition. We are eluding ttilte. and let ends of the tulle AVat - the and a 'lock and sash of pink panne vcl- - tht-u-i out at a loss. Elegant aseortment- in In the breese vet. The slttvts f black were finish THIN BLOWN Jtjtjt d from Hi.- - elbow to by all White and Colored of Hosiery XV. gave a large stag din- the wrist Wist9 Mr. ft Irtrln white lace. A white picturV hat JjiidieV Ma-- 1 in Pale of Hosiery will be ex- ner test Saturday evening at his resldcno corupietid her costume. Mrs. J. 8. Walk U4rrrr the latest styles. Come and in honr . f Mr K. Mre K tlnson and er was daintily dressed in a wnlte and Bargains offered thin w ek tended to this week, same Mr. A. Sturglss of I'hlladelphla. said the g black frock, and white net yoke and in every Jiue. lome and see them. extremely low prices pro-vailin- News letter recently. Among those Sleeves apnilciued cream mmtr.t were siessrs. J lKwne Harvey. with colored see iheui. as during last week Timothy Hopkins. lace, and wore a hat to match. Mrs. H Tumblers Horace Ftatt. Walter Noonan was gowned in handsome blie'.'k I Dean. Augustus Taylor. Robert Fits silk, trimnod with lace. gerald. J. B. Crockett. Frank Carolan. J Among those present were Mrsdamca A. Fotejer. Walter Gibson. W. 8. Tevls. BksTSrj H. A. Isenberg. H. F. Dillingham. C. B. Will be sold at George New hail. William ffemrne. 'op. r. Annls Montague F. M. Cnnker. H T Scott. Hermann Oelrlchs. Turntr. Moun- - h. A. B. Wood. A. A. Haalelta. W. Chauncey Winalow Robt. Oxnard. K. C Hasson. Lewis of San Francisco. trford Wilson. R Zelle. K M .pkins CO. Cardmr Wilder. C. T. Oullck. J. S. PACIFIC IMPORT D. Adolph Spreekels. J. 8preckela. Claus A. A. Montano. K. D. T nm-y-. 50c per doz. Joseph I Walker. Spreckels. Lansing Mlxner. H. t.. Co,.per. Waittr Hoffman. C ti. PROGRESS BLOCK. FORI" STREET Grant ai.d W. H. Crocker. Wood. A. fX ilawcs, Samuel Wilder. Mary Jl JJ Oumi. It. C 1 I'erKins. Andrew Ful.tr. Tuesdar evening. May 3D. Is the date H. M. von Holt. Hetbann. Luru-ing- . J. A. set for the Art League muskale at Puu-honu- a. t;ilman. W. f M nariat. H. F. DuViSoii. Manoa i nartts Wtlutr. W. M. Oraham. Holmes. M I'hllllps. Mary Wtudihild. J. G. Rolh-wei- l. Mlpietwan Groceries. Just Received Samples are Miss Castle's regular muslcale at Puu- - Oeurge Macfarlane. baciis. Hy the Alameda, the following ods: com i . honua. Manoa. will be omitted this a water. Kuugei, tirocK. Laikt Lr. auu Few Fqu-il- s None Surpass; Try Them. ing Sunday. Mrs. Myers. Air. and Mrs. Asnford. Moos. fi. O Roll Oats Vixzavona. Canavarro. Mr. and a k v nr 'M'oeer f.r tneui: : : : : H. O. Hominy Displayed pretty t a was given on Saturday Mrs. A. J. C'ampbtil. aliss s bctiocUi. H. O. Holgrane 1 - F-an- cla Lewis. wis. Glffard. Macfarlane. i'arke. Wuik- Bis-K-it LiAai by Mrs. Harry . H. O. J In onor of Mr ! w ts of Ban b ranclaco. er. Neumann. Onl tc-- Alexander. i. H. O. Buck Wheat is our at the reatdanca of the Von Holts. Kapl- - nte. War a. Davist n. Slansbury. Moss- - The Last Chance Way Below Cost. lanl I'ark It Was dhitlnctlvely a garden man. Ladd. St hniidl. Weight. Angus. Mc- - and also a fancy lot of candy. party, the ladles summer gowns and Intyre. Grace. MUST BE CLOSED OUT tiY MAY 3. 13 parasols making s pretty enect out Front Show on the lawn amid the surroundings of Mrs 11. Peters of San Francisco arriv Greatest Bargains of the year at feathry algarobas and cocoanut palm ed on iiw Cnnia to make a six munina' a appearance visit to her cousin. Mrs. H. L. Hudan. 116 Nuuanu St. The tabbs prrsntd fistive and Emma Sto. . with vaara fillvd with yellow r. opsin. awdtdl Ooo Kim. Beretama Groceries carnations and nss covering them. A It aa.i Mm Walter Hoffman are now Tel. Blue 2318. Windows Hawaiian quintet club played and sang comfortably domiciled In tne Uoiiu resi on the-- pier. Mrs. Harry ! wis received dence on Judd street ami keep open at entrance to the lanal and intro iiuum' to their large circle of friends. the . MANlKL"CTl'REK8. Am Ce duced all to the guest of honor Mrs Xtovelsin Andrew Fuller pouifd coffee and Mrs A Announcement la made quietly of the I ngageti.. lit ol .Mr V A lialdwlll, UUM' Siag-a- r F. C. Hssson served the punch, assisted nag. and W, W, BIMOND & CO, Mims I'aollne Neumann. A numb, r of r of Makawell ,lau:at i..n. to Miss voura ladles assisted Mrs. Lewis In the Mlna Prime, cf ueuver. Colorado. Mr. Spreckels' Building, - Honolulu, Hawaii Ter. pleasant duty of receiving the guests. One lialelwin was formerly manager of Kohu- - Stock and Bond Broker. LIMITBD. of the sudden Walklkl ahnwera descend- ku plantation, and it was white living there ed early In the afternoon and the tahhs that he first met Mts Prime, who fur NOTICE - l Beal Estate and Insurance Dealers In Crockery. Glass were whisked to the lanal. but shortly some- months baa n the gue st of Mrs. and House Furnishing Oaods. after the sun shone aa brightly as ever Franc R. Wii.siow. .Mrs. Wlnslow and For Sale! again. Ml I'lline will lenvv for the Ccost ill and out the tables went A DIREC- - 403 Judd Building. Pole agents for the celebrated Mrs. Harry Lewis wore a beautiful the Sonoma. May 7th. going direct to AT MKKTING OF THE Jewel atovee aad Uaraev organdie gown, trimmed Miss Prime's home. It Is rumored that t.n-- of 11. nry May C. Ltd.. hi-l- this black and white day. persons were eleeted TO ARRIVE ON THE BARK KAIU-lan- l. with a wide black lace Insertion over the wedding will take place In Denver the followlrifr fln-lahe- otMcers of corporation, vice B. shrimp pink silk. The bodice waa d in midsummer. Mr. Baldwin Is the son the F. three blooded DURHAM HEIF- The Pacific Hotel 11 deceased, U. U. 7 of white point d'esprit run In and cf Mr P. Raldwin. of Maul, and is Auerbach, viz.: ERS of tho red milking strain. To 1182 Union St., Opp. Pacific Club. out with rows of black baby rlbbona. fin- one of the- - be st known and liked young H. E. Mclntyre. Esq.. Manager. calf about three weeks after arrival. KINO ST.. HONOLULU. managers of the Territory- - A. P. Prescott, Treasurer. mosquito-proo- f, ished by a ripple of black lace Insertion. Also one thoroughbred yearling blood- Newly furnished Rooms, Mrs. Lewis wore a handsome black silk. 0OvW Dated Honolulu. April 29. 1902. electric lights, hot and cold Mlsa Agns Walker wore a stunning pink Among the passtngcis for the Coast to- - SAM'L O. WILDER. ed bull of a different herd. Address, First-clas- s Table Board. dress. Miss Oar. I- I- Marfarlanc looked lay in the Peru will be W. R. Castle. Jr.. 6166 Secretary. J. H. CUM MINGS. MRS. HANA, Proprietor. pretty In a pale blue frock. Mlas Pauline v.l:.i ... w dit.it l.. opston. where' he Neumann wore a white French lawn with will be married. The bride to be is M.s.s red rosea In her hair, and she had a Farlowe. of that ity. daughtt r ef an old jaunty white hat Miss LswdS appeared and wealthy family. Mr. .:..'- - parents in a white applique lace gown over white and othir members of the family are- - now &t.mm taffeta. Miss Schmidt of San Francisco on the mainland and the re will be a fam- - Oil and wore a blue crepe de chine with white k) ly party at the wedding In Boston, im lace embroidery, a handsome gown. Air. mediately after the ceremony the young TTTE COM I NO TOEL IS OaL. "WHU F. W Khhahn wore a gray crepe de couple will leave for Europe. The hon- ke burner for oil Is that ef the W. N. chine trimmed with purple panne velvet eymoon trip will last until fall, when will up iCOLLEGE Ria Oil Burning System. bodice waa finished with a white liny return to Honolulu, to take HILLS.u The lace yoke, trimmed with purple panne their residence. Their return is expected Launbert's St rasa Motor to aatead af I a ordinary engiae for eawTenleaoe. velvet, with girdle of the same material. about October. jasllclty eea Mrs. 11. A. Isenberg wore an elegant or. am LOTS FOR SALE. and d'esprit gown over cream taffeta a a a a point f - r RVVXWWVUff vw silk, with tiny pink panne velvet on the suppe-- given on M nlay e vening at the- tttttHHtttWWItt a JTmrn particulars laoutre at corsage. Her hat was a mass of creamy Waikiki residence of Mrs. 8. C. Allen. white feathers. Miss Jennie Glffard wore About two doz. n young people wen- - pres- The Trustees of the Oahu College offer for sale at very low V. K. KOWRLL, a smart figured frocg. with a black ent and a de llghtful evening was had. Gainsborough hat. finished by a sweeping prices, and on Roaaa SU. Stangeawald Bid. - while feather. Ar.-um- l the threat was a .; Marloa s. ;t ansa host.ss at a lun- cnglibh long rope of pink coral. Mrs. P. F. Dil- cheon given on Tueselay at the Scott res-le- b CHiCMtrrcrt lingham wore a handsome steel gray silk tue. Penaacola street. The- - guests were VERY FAVORABLE TERMS PILLS and a black and white hat. Mrs. Charles Miss Fre-- d White. Miss Nellie White. NYROyAL, - FEU B. wore a cream colored lace Mrs. Harry Macfarlane. M!ss GardK- Mac- - CM'r (One-thir- d one-thir- d one-thir- d wmmmtm ummmwy over cream silk with a hat to farlane. Mrs. Richard Hers. Miss Nellie cash; one year; two years' time, be- r..I.l-!- I frock to rilll HtII.K'sTjaM launa aaaa mm match. She carried a fetching cream-colore- d Kitchen. 6 per cent per annum) some very lots kfs Japanese sun shade embroidered swjtjfl witii interest at cho'ce with purple wisteria blossoms. Mrs. W. The date of the Ball Poudre has been at tvi!ege Hill The F. C. Hasson wore a soft white gown set for May 22. a,oo iibmiii trimmed with black lace nnd a dash of e ""v-- r ml', reive, and also wore a chick black Paul Isenberg gives a lunch- - to-'.a- at mu ms Mark TRANSIT aaM and white hat. Mrs. Samuel Wilder look- Waialae In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer RAPID ed extremely well In a pal- - blue peau de if Kau. who returned during the week the Dally Adrartlaer; T5 cents sole and white lace with a white picture from the m. Inland on the ste amship Company performs a twenty minure service through the property; pr. t- - China. pes saonth. hat Miss Katht.en Ward waa quite . v the College has provided a splendid aud ahuudauc supply of .irtesian Mrs. K. W. Jordan entertained at cards on Wednesday afternoon from 2 till six water reaching over the entire traot, and the charges are reasonable. 'cleck. It was a pretty affair and i among the f. a: ir. h at the- - card tables This u we re hand -- nalnt. d tally ean!s and prizes. U the- - handiwork of Mrs. Cousins. The tal A MOST HEALTHY LOCATION A ly cards were unique round affairs with S witches' heads painted therein. The first . objectionable surroundings. No saloons, ! prise was wen by Mrs. Andrew Fulle-r- uud is entirely free from which was a painting on porce- w,i.h booses, ivry stables, poi shops and other nuisances of like AU lain, aet In a gtit oval frame. The second prise fell to Mrs Lewis, a prrtty white are allowed, and by all means is the most attractive satin fan bag. Mirs Lilian Ta-- n captur- - character ! d a booby prize The- - - s ::v r.t wc-- c suburban district near Honolulu. eennuwlehea coffee, fre.zin pudding and iimonda which wcie vry daintily srrve-- n the lar.als and in the parlors. Among w i- - i spc in r d So Jh.e-- present we re Mrs. C. M. Cooke. Per d iring 'of V'm locality will be able to iro fall particulars rer' Mrs. Lowtej Mrs. Andrew Fuller. Mrs. these lota 1 ' pplyinii t Mr. P. C, JONES or Mr. JONATHAN" SUA V at the office ftKA Wtlib r. Mrs. Damon. Mrs. Phl'lp Frear. to Mrs. Cllve Davb s Mrs. Ralph O. . r. Mrs of the Trastees. N'o. 404 Judd Building. IVrcv I'--e ns n. Miss Raeon. Miss Susan -, . Dsvles. Mrs. II. C. Rr-wn- Miss P. C, JONE- Treasurer. Mith P-.tr- . rs Mi.s vtn Holt. Mre W F Best Cigarette Tobacco Made. Allen. Mlsa Bacon. IIIISeillHR!l!!llBISm!IIIIEIIII8 r MAY THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, 3 t racnric TAR'FF REMISSION. MEETING OF THE Itching Skin r.. 8pri-Bf- lc d Republican usually takes a Jaur.dk td view things Ha- RESEARCH CLUB Distress by day and night Smfflkl Advertiser waiian, which account f r the fjllow-Ir.- g sour comment: That's the complaint of those Inter- In lit tsm c. J. Hutchins Giv.$ an vrho are so unfortunate as to b "GREMO SMITH - - t:jv. Dale's nsrtr W CIGARS" WALTER 0. BOffO. a carious demand to n ukv up n or hae - and Valuable Talk afflicted with eczema salt rheum t m n.vnrnm- I Mid I'onSreSS. ht esting MAY 3 wa.-.- t Is the payu a back t Hav on Insurance and outward applications do not 8ATURDAT :.a.l rrorn the Un!l;d Stales Uf lllll ue customs and rev-lea- cure. They can't. of nil the latr.alInland receipts collected In the - Re- - SPREADING CIV L Z T ON. - Pt.M n It f Id Tr-- meeting of the Young Men's The source of the trouble is in . . TZTl w -- . Of M The Cream of the Islands . a r w h i' ub at the roiildor.ee C. pi It u the purpose to win i j,f fact inal (tlr sut'iir f ...inn the blood make that pure and t -- n t th- - Ins-- ar was one mo t mm kaif h corXe last evening of the In tor Lit-ipp- li to intrr're numanuji r- - f Hio and tne t organ- this scaling, burning, itching skin t .e .isurl Prt Interesting In the history of the tm th ITu!ppin It Is time for a. ard argue that Hawaii s..ould hand-mad- e same way. It Is true ization. The subject was "Insurance." disease will disappear. Strictly from ehoice Cuba and Justed Htates to do so. From tworn be treated In the principal speaker was C. J. ap-pmr- m an dm.n.stral;ve and the my martial It that from rt was with an itching on Tobacco. "rdnce clvea at court the Hawaiian Irsuar gover.i-im- local agent for the Pacific I taken Sumatra habit of ex tort In eon-filn- ni plnt Hutchins. which proved very disagreeable. I that the ha fared badly by annexatlo.i. Mu'.ual Insurance Company. He waa arms by cruelty la quit aa common collected at Hono- concluded It was salt rheum and bought a ...... All the tariff dutlea Ha-I- L potted with questions from all aides of (fee army aa tt was in Spa n under lulu .n trie old days were kept In bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla. In two days ta now amount to Um In regard to varioua Those receipts house the n I felt and it inquisition and trial by ordeal t.vi - r- - - after I be taking it better the that i v I' d th.- Inor. al Kit.ds insurance and the respective -- of I was b-- If expected to N t . ii to same sum. was not long before cured. Have i ha (Aa airount the advantages of the different plana Mr. The Best Nickel Cigar Tortjuemadas eVrry gl:ig to never bad any skin disease since." Mrs. that cor military Ue dollar wMiinmn.expenea all questions In a aw.- - they r. au!t Is that to defray local Hutchins answered E. Ward, Cove Point, Md. instead they use water, but re In- - Ida M.a must Impose an suexint and aatisfactory manner. one It In a way to Inflict great come pin cn,M UlX of z p,r cent, and that was 8 o'clock when the meet- THE MARKET , y It after permanent harm upon their ..p.-call- th- - rich planter class. ad seen fr..m ing was called to order by Chairman Hood's Sarsaparilla A man la tied and told on h a Wh'le the precedents supplied by Wlm Pond. The west lanal of the Cooke nd his mouth pri-- d open with a - f ,uppwrt of Hawaii's pro- residence waa occupied. Mr. Hutchins and Pills Then water la pumid Into nun --v.-! cursory examination of the w ' a - occupied the tune for more than an Rid the blood of all impurities and until he la nearly suffocated: where- - ci shows that the Hawaiian leaders atomach or are playing ratn.r a . n k game. hour In giving the history of insurance cure all eruptions Take them. slders jump on hla beginning, history and H. Hackfeld & Co., on It forcing the water firm Its the thus been paid back to Porto Rico and the of various policies and the th? mouth. After two ex perl-w- it FMIpptnea to compensate tn-- m character rr today -- water cure." aa It la no new bat for the refusal of Con-j- character of Insurance as It is .itvir h this Following his be waa y called, a Filipino will to grant them free trade written. address confa ulth the other portions of American azked questions by C. M. Cooke. D. H. anything from mayhem to personal I -grerrts territory. But Hawaii has had free C. HERPICIDE -aA- rrsgrnilttHTT for the last earthquake. from the start, greatly to the Case. P. M. Pond. F. J. Russell. W. Sole trade in- s Weyler done anything of thia profit of the Hawaiian sugar planters. Weedon and others In regard to Mad ques- kind ta Cuba war would have broken who worked for annexation In order surance and answered all of the HERPICIDE to make sure of free trade. Those gen promptly and In a satisfactory aw sx month) before It did. Imagine tlemen display something akin to 1m tions of yellow Journals .juderce in making present re- manner. Ike hysterica the their cream, r aver aucb characteristic Spanish bar- quest. If the national taxes are to At the cloae of, the meeting ice HERPICIDE LIGHT PLUS CONVENIENCE WITH be paid to they should c barity." conceive the mass meeting back Hawaii ake and lemonade were served. And a be In JuMice paid back to Arizona and vote of thanks for the pleasant --evening and New York, frame an New Mexico for a period of SO years. waa given to Mr. and Mrs. Cooke. HERPICIDE of Congreee In actfofl. Trt the We are not aware that "Oovemor "water cure" an ma to be accepted as Dole's party." which is the Republican Mosquitoes ana M Una. wsrfe aa a matter of course aa la the party, baa up matter of a HERPICIDE ' taken the In physician. Dr. Finlsy. suggest- saywtartoua "third) degree by wblch'the tariff rebate In the form that b tM sus- - ed mosquitoes were the patirs try to get confessions from Washington. I work that transmitters 4 rsaehtd That the germs yellow pro- of the local commercial bodies, assisted of the of fever. The HERPICIDE i i Ignored th'.-- suggestion. Hava- dUNi hi between cur own and endorsed by the Chamber of Com- fession In of military Investigation and the merce of Francisco. na yellow fever continued to claim Its Lamps I Saa as It had two sstfloaophy of the thumb screw and the It Is true Hawaii has free trade victims done for centuries. HERPICIDE that 1900 1244 cases, S10 raofe ta only la degree. Human na- with the mainland, which Is quite as In there wre with ture has not changed much after all. good a thing coast markets as deaths. Then came a most dramatic and average for the startling rediscovery Ih citizen and subject It la for our own; but Is It not also and demonstration No light so convenient, so beautiful, eo soft, eteady and brilliant for a while to the demoralizing in of Dr. Flnlay's discovery, and there was true that Porto Rico, which enjoys a sudden end of yellow fever. The last as the incande-ceut- . fluence war hla dis-rui- ae of and civilised tariff rebates, la similarly served case was on September 28. 1901. But dur- Why continue to u?e kerosene lamps or poor illuminators cornea off garment other like a and he though by somewhat different meth- ing the twenty years that have elapsed Herpicide when a rmali coat we will a tm again the ravening brute of hla an- ,.v.r lives fiv been ist. Major at install je feet light in your borne. ods? Porto Rico not only haa Its tariff sati-facti- ou cient foreata The story of OensraJ Gorge in hla report may well say to the lhere is no iin't lhat gives the of tae electric alwas and Internal revenue collections re- Immortal honor of the army medical ready for use a toucn of the button turns it on or off. in or making samar a re-relp- itn the art to it ts corp that "the discovery made Is only turned but the mainland tariff 1 all on us, e wou d to k with and ruling wilderness" reads Ilk a on Rlcan goods excelled by that of Jenner. and as time HERPICIDE like ta you about lighting Porto are also goea cnhoui-e-, on it will stand in tha same class will chapter In the annals of the Duke of applied to local Porto Rlcan purposes. led the cust of wiring your or if you have not time to call Atva. everybody over tu as that great boon to mankind." Ar- ring us up. "Kill ten." In final analysis Is very Ilk,-fre- e gonaut " the this HERPICIDE said to have been one of hla order. A trade and It makes a precedent . lM motto that for American soldiers vhlch Hawaii naturally desires to fol- s l;u:r.- have Hied an t-r eagaged tn th work of benevolent low. in the Rapid Transit case, stating It la getting so that we exceptions of the firm of Sun Kwong HERPICIDE Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. can't look a Spaniard In the face. Mau Company, the vegetable farmers Telephone Main 390. - - King Street near Alakea. Gen. Funston Is not above the weak- on the McCulIy tract. And what Is to be the end? Of what ness, when the clatter of his tongu- - HERPICIDE good to the republic will be ten mll-Hss- is earn reproof, of laying the blame on ;cxocoooooooooo of people who have had love for, reporters. That la retcarded as the war rare and institutions blown into easiest way out. In nine cases of ten HERPICIDE tbexn with bullets and pumped Into the Interview or the report of th The Whole Story Ith a b speech Is correct, or aa nearly corrvc In one letter about HERPICIDE as one can take It In long hand: but THE BRITISH MULE CAMP. this does not deter the man who Th statement of the Louisiana gov he hadn t said It from thrusting his AND eenor that the British are using a port own responsibility upon the shoulder ta that State as a base of military sup of the press. Grea-es- t well-founde- f (rsnav da via.) The Seller we ply, ta apparently d. Since Have xnree more are talking; up taw shipping camp was established at cities From Cap. P. Lore, Police Station I?o. ever put on the market. world's J. P. Morgan ought to Herpicide Port Chalmette. from Mt.teu to 280.60 fair. s. Mow real frequently nee t if.- - h- - !l of thes.- - cnt. rprls--H ami IrT want hasaxe and mules been shipped 1 Smokers tl em and the dealers hare merg- - Datis' fini 111 for palNA in (a foa far use of army In them. the the British oca, rAmn clwm, MCas, rftfl who keep tl em are ttowth Africa. gath- ttiftit, frvt the dealers who These animals are felsaai, sad an affliction ered, broken, classified and forwarded Tt Is noticeable that neither Cayptess Tiw. which make frien 's. nor befaTl men -. oar poettldb. I have no hea by British officers and men who are Wilcox had Oovernos Do. asked bled for his opinion of the first Territorial in aalni; that P U Out ri he AMERICAN INSULAR cigar is in considerable number at - Legislature. n- 1 Chalmette for that purpose. Jest rtmfj, t ar at hand." SOAP! made from a blend of tobacco particularly Cbaeldiilng that horses and mules Vsed fSSaWsasO) uiid Kxtemally.

rd ys Paintings Auction. comprise one-thi- or more of an ar-ra- at desirable for this climate. T o Stac-- , :3c. sod Vc. bodies. effective strength. It la clear that The public will today be given the Owing the markets of the tTnlted States are last opportunity to purchase at auc to its mildness and sweet giving no little aid and comfort to a tion oil paintings by Theodore V..res a toque, it is correctly teimed the AMER- foreign army In the field But that These n.'ntlng are mostly of Hawaii- lbs as aa offence to the law of nations an. Japanese and Samoan subjecte. Recommended by ICAN INSULAR. does not In any way appear. Dur.ns; Mr. Wores leaves In a f-- w months for The Fountain has tts Crrll War englishmen sold millions the mslnlsnd and wishes to notify the It that MANILA flavor and effect of pounds' sterling worth of military ruhlle that Ibis will be the only chance so desirable in the tropics. supplies to the South without exposing to see hi whole collection of pictures. SJDA WORKS, SBCB13AN SI. tJfeeaaaelves to official complaints of th.s A number were sold yesterday that Hoilister government England had a right to I will be laid aside for holiday presents Delivers to all parts of the city ebem blockade runners with guns, am for the coming Christmas, Anyone who Ically pure and palatable distilled wa and uniform cloth ami with army haa not : this fine collection should ter for drinking purposes In der Drug Co. David Lawrence & Co., call once see them. In Ltd. rations and medical supplies, and ti at and the lot at 10 cents per gallon. ssue the fight to capture those block-- to be sold at auction today are the Sole Agent. mmm runners If we could but not to call follow log: The La I Maker. In Lotus KngUr-.- for redress. It aa only Land. Moonlight at Walkiki. Gathering armed ships left British port to Cocoa. Waterfalls at Valllma. The DRINK on oar cotnm-n- v that an lue of Lily Pond at Ainahau. There will be legality arose, and thia waa settled In sales at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. Sale Is In Distilled Water WM. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD. taw "Alabama" award. During the :he art room of the Pacific Hardware And avoid kidney troubles and rheu rVanco-l'- T uaslsn war American m--r Co. on Fort street. matlsm. In the Eastern States tin Wm. O-- Irwin.. President and Manager rstatic snippea large quantities of Vice-Preside- nt Emigration best physicians are treating kidne. Claus Spreckols First DBs.rIn.s to Vice-Preside- arm to France; and the patriots in Hawaii. W. M. Giffard... Second nt in complaints entirely with ws - cot th. lr suppll. from us before The Foreign Office ordered Just such H. M. Whitney Jr. ..Treasurer Sec- 'ha haa thai you. and Second Hand Pianos as well as during the wsr with Spain. the number of emigrants sent out by ter as I sm offering George W. Ross Auditor Although it is vteor enough that the any one emigration company must be 8UOAR FACTORS 1 Mahog ny Upright, - - $40.00 Rritiah are making a bund use mt of less than thirty per month, from next Up AND 1 - American reaources In Ring 270 Knabe, - . $100.00 their fix hi with May. Inclusive, which la a decrease f the Boers it I nothing us pure Commission Agents 1 for to com twenty as compared with the for water ar soda made from thlr Walnut upright. - $65.00 plain of so long aa men are not re- - number now 1 water. eruit'-- Tor the British r.tce allowed. The change ha con AGENTS FOR THE Cash or Installments. Bather. caused by It is a matter of fetk it .i- - that the the Increase In the mi in bet Oceanic Company of emlgrailon companies, roiled States Is gvtt. h trade of which there UN FRANCISCO. HONOLULU. Of San Francisco. Cal. t are at present twenty-on- e. There are NEW YORK. inw Mew York the ot of living has only three or four mat. ship services to Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd. g'Mie up twenty per cent in 3 year. The Hawaii every month, and .heso shi; t trust baa rate .srlce c-nr- 9 of its erry more than 200 em grants I ' Progress Block, - - omn.odlty higher it . ex & Fort Street, Honolulu. than ver was P r tr.n. Besides It 1 UOttuldtri II 9. 1 - not au 1 sou a siapi are - butter adv.nble that Hawaii should o.- rlnrzarf For hrtaaipg . fancy prt It LIMITED. Sale! not with Japanese laborers. These thought that supplies will come down consid under a twelvemonth. erations have brought about the issue ijjoaer. IBs Commlssioo fercimi of new the restriction. Japan Weekly Phone Blue 1871. Bmma St , near Vineyard' si si.ne is advised to hold the Times. Kesidence of Philip Savarr

profits of ran-ssw- a ns her lecture tour for a SOLE AGENTS FOR In College Hills. House eeu-tai- HAWAIIAN SODA fund. Builders Exchange WORKS A missionary is worth a big Officers parlor, d'.aisg room, tws um In the brigand market now and There was a largely attended meeting BLANCHE BATES W "T1 nlr J1 Common Sodas f the day, but Have all the Mm 5t bedrooms, bathreoss and kitch- drinks, aa Stone will not be long without a of the board of directors of the such nely CIGAR. en Thr. is als a organlsed Builders and Traders' Kx-chan- 8trease. quarters. whih Is niadf from th srap - ln Its rooms In the Elite servants' eSieken fruit and has the true flavor Also KOLO- Sympathy with the pliant of the bull bouse KOKO. IRONBREW, nfl aft tfce fa:no as mineral waters. ing hist evening. Only meri-.-- ! PHILADELPHIA L'N'DKRWRlTF.rf? and yard. T4 is Japanese traders In town win h. one was eiCTISH AMERICAN ln. with the thought thst inany absent. President Gartley pre ASSURaNCI COMPANY, of Toronto, Ontario. a poor merchant will soon reinstate sided and a deal of business having t. PRICH UtSm. TERVi.S BAST. knxwsjetf do Hus-tac- as a good cook. with the worklnx of the ex ha.-K- Special attention given to cunatgn James F. Morgan. President; Cecil Pwn, Vice President; F. e. waa transacted. The foiiowlnc 1 - mctt of Coffee and Rica Secretary: diaries H. Atherton. ttdltor; W. H. Hoogs. Treas- Why urer and Manager. should Delegate UTBaosi pt-poo- e named as chairmen of the various com hi return till July 7 II- - mliht mittee of the body: Membership NOTICE Henry not . be mlss.ti tn Wash- - James Matt, Jr.; .rooms. J. If. Cri'g Hvastace dc Co., T&rl nri. r -- NT WOMAN OR OIRL NEEDING Waterhouse & Co. WHOLESALE Ay.Z, rtKTATT DEALERS IN ab:t ration. L. E Ptnkham: finance. W b lp or advice. Is Invited to commu- J. Amu ear. legislative. 1? K itoih nicate, either In person or by air. Barrett finds BeSsdTutU In letter FORT AND MERCHANT STS. Firewood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's Coal .. . a a with Ensign Hatt.e E. Larrabee. ma- m'KKj and will tron of AIpo '""""I probaby Th- - Murphy nn- - the 8alvaton Army Woman' Black hik? White Sand. Telephone Main 295. the Club will have an H. r- -. 4 Jfo.vo.rir. xhlbtt he is after usually good program tonight. Industrial King street. ! -- peritt) Atlention flivep to Draying. m THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 3 190. TO DEBATE CHILDREN Honolulu, T. H , April 22nd, 1902. Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd., Honolulu, T. H. AND RICHES KI,KR S,kS: horn fly peat cows lht pnweot the in my herd of milch ON a caue of MrMh apprebenaiofi 10 me. both .n account iif the CLOSURE (Continued rrom Page 1.1 consequent - th-ttttl- n detenorat on ih- l on in oondHkMI of and the red. ee pn-uucti- ea-e- these children ought to of milk Tarn p d to in'oma yu that Mm apidca ih- -. be edecattoh isoh .f to s.m:e deHnite .purpose, kir.der-sarten- s Kilfly, which I purcha- - d from a aim;- -, has and r-a- u a iu ter dyn airenlv and schools should be held up u.i in deci.led laapraraaa n in Imp rendition of the e, at w aj an iv them as ideals which should of ctt Republicans become increase JO tT cent in the quantity of the milk pr.luo-d- , ..r- - th- - ana Will a part of t eir evis n.-e. This exam- ple should of the Kilfly. Very truly jours, t" avl, R. Uek be reiterated until ,o.si dren have the ideas of getting ahead Argue inculcated in their thoughts. Over say I ought to that only six answers out of 5S4 menti.neu education as a reason for be- So-Bos-- So Primaries. ing rich. Is a Liquid "To make Americanism the children should be encouraged to believe In their own power and taught to want Kilfly MANY WANT the best things that money gives ed- BOTH - - - - Mixture ucation, home.-- . buslno: . " . v . - Elf UC ph I ...i. astin - as(vrlninml. .. v. tact...... i r k... i th- - PLEDGE AND TIME schixil children of this city received I f r I eacn. and of this an average AGENTS of ei.cht- rrnis- - v a t to eowe of saving ' oji iciii jjjPjj Protect and horses f om torture of flies The preparation i? porf-nf-c" should be introduced into the) rm- 18 Uf,ed with I instruction in the public schools and - Pleml,rf results as a disinfeciant ai d germu i.le. Opportunity to Scrutinize Rolls ine cniiuren taught to OF REAL CS1 es accumulate." 5ALe Electric bprayer the Sn.Bi--- o iKilflv) in a fin-- , brod spr v. Among tne reatures suggeste.l for the .SO f-- of the next year's from to 60 cows n be sprayed in a w moments, the Kiectric sprayer is de- Precinct Clubs course of lectures and de- i tachable, and thus may he bates after the general meeting was thoroughly cleaned. Wanted. concluded, were temperance and best your Ho-Bo- If animals are tronb ed with lice, us- - s- class work In the so ho.. 'a a (Kilfly). It knocks tlum may Ho-Bos-- be by oat. Hpray your poultry honse So -- started the Mothers' and with (Kilfl). It kills lice or ny Teachers' Club to F. J. LOW RET. Preside give entertain- "Vlce-Preside- vermin that may Conslderatlon A. B. WOOD, as. infect the fowls. Sufferers from the Horn Fly should give Kilflv of party rules will be ment of some form for then benefit of aUial. He are sole agents resumed this the McKinley Memorial J. A. GLLMAN, Secretary x4 for the Territory of Hawaii. evening at the adjourned Fund. urer. meeting of the Republican Territorial The steamer F. J. AMWEQ, Auditor. committee, at its rooms, 7:30 Kauai sailed for Pniuhu 4 at o'clock t 3 p. m. yesterdar and th. ir.i.ni t. CHAS. H. OILMAN, Manager. The question will be taken up with the Kilauea at 4 p. p-- .. consideration of the substitute for rule MR. WILLIAM ML. MIVTOK, 17, Pacific Co., offered by L. L. McCandless. Dro WITH GEAR, LANSING A Ltd. vidlng NOW ASSOCIATED WITH. vm Hardware to that vote at a primary of 8Y I the AUTHOR! Y. SELLING AOKHT. party the voter must take a pledire that he will support the nominees ot Capt. E. Le Clair hao this day been the pkrty at the next election. appointed Second Assistant Harbor There has been much discussion dur Master for the Port of Honolulu. Isl ft ing the week over the turn taken in and of Oahu. Territory of Hawaii, vice the consideration of the rules and there Capt. A. Rosehill. resisted. Best the will be a warm contest JAMBS H. BOYD. at before any ac Superintendent Episcopal lowest price at Hopp'a tion is had. The nlan uhirh of Public Works. Public Works Department, Honolulu. posea oy J. P. Cooke, that thete be House May 1st, 1902. i5S made up a roll of the voters of Repub CURTAINS Prayer lican faith, who may wish to take part ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Oak In the primary, which should be closed so as to permit of security, has some strong THi: WAIMEA 81TOAR MILL COM Books Chiffoniers adherents and they believe they PANY. Lots will be able to carry their proposition Curtain Week There la no place in the world jver any where a chiffonier la so much other. AT AT needed aa in Honolulu. There is now THE ADJOirRVKn avvitai AT and an amendment nrenard meeting of the sharehohlern nf The la this climate where ladles wnich will add to the proposed substi- Walmea Sugar Mill Company, held in leqtrir? many changes of cloth- on tute of McCandless provision Honolulu Tuesday, April 29th. 1902. ing there Is a demand for space the that the following .fH onj were ' fnr Hymnals. In which to put things away.' the rolbi of the precinct clubs shall be the ensuing year: W. One of our will Cooper Trad E Jordan's chiffoniers not closed at least twenty-fou- r J. U. niy be a convenience but add hours be- Atherton. President. to appearance fore the time set H. W. Schmidt. Vice President. she of ysur for the opening of W. A. Bowen. Treasurer. You will find our stock chamber. the polls for the primary election. The E. D. Tenney, Secretary. argument for K. P. Chapin. Auditor. to be very com pit te and this side is that they in- NO. 10 STORE sist upon there being no opportunity The above named offlrera algn c,inH of the best quality. The for any running tute the Board of Directors. in of voters at the last E. D. TENNEY. CALL AND GET OUB books are in trrer grades moment. The point made by Secretary. The Walmea Sugar Mill the 6159 at prices at from Extension proponents of this phase of the case 'ompany. PRICES FOR LOT8 Is that they believe there 1 should be NOTICE TO BEFORE PURCHASING. 300 Pairs Curtains Dining Tables time for the scrutinising of the rolls STOCKHOLDERS of the by ICUher round sr square and a clubs the executive commit in new stock of tees, and the time between the closing MAl'I SEOAR CO. of the enrollment and the each. Those desiring the opening of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the polls must be sufficient best books for lea-- t Round for this a special meeting Is called of the stock- the t Card purp i.c. holders of the Maui Sugar Co. Ltd. to The beat collection in the city be held on Friday. May 6 mooey 'will find what There will bo a flght made by Coelho 9th Inst., at Realty and much lower t Tables p. in., at the office of Wong Kwai on than they want at the for his plan, which Is that which he Smith St., Honolulu. Business of im- saw working portance. usual prices for Mow in stock a handsome as- with aoccesf In the states sortment of of closing Honolulu. May Jrd. 1902. CO., LTD. the nominations 50 that there LEE CHLT, may be no dark li nrse run In of v 61;19 President. 204 JuM RuiMinp. One Week Only prima ri s, end thus doing away with Portiers and the probable stuffing or the club rolls SPECIAL STOCK liOLO E KS' Commencing Monday, 17. go. at the last moment In the interest of mm m Rugs uny candidate. MEETING. There promises to be a full meeting 01 ine committee for purpose A LIMITED. Come snd see goods the of - STOCKHOLDERS' these , 1.-- SPECIAL. . ...-L- .- I I.I.Nh nv thla 11 l . .1 M . Parlor Wall fhey Include all kinds and the " 'i i"'.sinii. sev-- 1 " eiuig 01 nonoiuiu itapia I ran-- I prices ars low. eral of the outside members have indi-- 1 ait & land Company will be held in Merchant . . 11 V. . -. , i Street. Jl'f.l thl lr lnl,.nll..n I . A7..mKlir Wo " . nfn- ..r v, iiijji iu oe present, ana I tuw viii. H Cook(' J Papers there Is anticipated a lively session.' of tie & Ltd.. eornor of Rolhxl mil the committee. King streets, Honolulu, on Wednesday, May 7, 102. at : o'clock a. m. At such meeting it is Intended to pro- I M.R. COUNTER Corporation Counsel. pose alterations and amendments to by-la- Have i. Our the and an increase in the cap- you Feen our new Mno Some time ago a man hlm-ae- lf Has J net Received presented company. - before ital stock of the embossed giit paper- ..nd Jeweler and New the Liverpool magistrates with By order of the Tics President. Lines of Upholsteriner the following tale: J OILMAN the new applique border I Silversmith. ji name m I'atrlck O'Connor nn' I Secretary Honolulu Rapid Transit & for ingrain papers? I Uvea , Land eonsidtrred Ann dwrv.iv 2 at sir. t. n' I keeps hens In Cumuanr. my b-.i- t Honolulu, St, IMS. 6155 Men's and Boys to be th bvat In lh rliv th cellar, the h t.. i. ,..M. April We advise you not to reason balng that we employ an my hens is all drowned." anen bual-ne- my make any Wall Paper REPAIRING A who underatand their s Keinl inHii u... .,11. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' Furnishing Goods and we give It our nc for you. y..u had better apply to the purchases until you havn --i- er company, wns MEET1NU J got. oil the mlvicu he seen SPECIALTY Hats, Ties, OF HONOLULU these. Simply stun- Underwear A few later jutm.. rr.-..- RAPID TRANSIT daS the dc Company, organ- ning ed with precisely the same tale. Land a corporation that's what they Fine Aaaaortment of w, . ised under the laws of the Republic of and Ciothin 5 "You re h. i a f. w days ago and we are the very latest effect .Mattreaaus stade to order eovfasd y.u t.. go Hawaii, now Territory of Hawaii: t.. the Vice-Preside- Hawaiian Jewelry. . water rotnnssj nt Rort Street, near King. French polishing and furniture Ilil you do so?" Whereas, the of said and designs. T sparing. "I did. corporation did oa the twenty-eigh- yr honor." dav of Auril. 1U02. call a. snerlnl meet "And what did they say to youT' ing corpora- Love B'ldg. "Th. y - of the stockholders of said Fort Street, told me to kape ducks!" Ep- i worth 11 era Ul. tion to be held at ths time and place and for the purpose hereinafter set 1I NEW HKANCII 8TORK forth, and directed th Secrefnrv nf Lewers & Gooke Dictionary of Insults. said corporation to elve to the stock m Hotel St. near Union. J.Hopp&Co.I LIMITED An enterprising German has just com- holders thereof notice of said special meetine. which MLid order of an 1.1 Vice. m piled a dictionary of insulting expressions Telephone Main Z99. P. O. Box S20. LBADINO FURNITURE President is in writing and on file with x i , which contains IVo eplth ts carefully ta- wie oeuremry or aaia corporation; S $20 DEALERS - M bulated, classified and lnd xed. The vol- .uw, inereiore. notice is nerebv snv- Holta- -' s as I3ci-kon- en to corpora- Hawaiian ume Is called the "Schimpfwortor ." the stockholders of said swgTIT7H . - Corner King . r- and Bethel Sts. It.f tion that 9:30 o'clock a. m.. on llssi Sid. 1 If a and contents ar nlaaainsil nn. at the day of May, A. D. 1902. sp-cia- l e der five ant ral heads Insults f. r men ;8th a Japanese - Ballasting Co. Insults f..r women. Insults for either ex j meeting of the stockholders of Hono- m ,ulu & insults for BhOdren an.l ItaP5d Transit Land Comp :- 1 collective insults I Office: for syndicut. Knun.s and i wlu be nt Asaembiy Hall, over I T rta eornoraekiaa ' ''-- as Alien ! v k - Electneory) Is These class, s are subdivided Into smuller Ltd nriicea. In th.- tm rwith aJP ISIS Smith Bt.. near KUag Castle & ones, of Honolulu. of niptpo-MS- S. so Island Oahu. Territory te-- H - Cocke that when OM wants to d to call his of Hawaii, purpose Cort'nir Forolsbed and Set at 28c incmy a name he can flmi an for the of consid now sold by doctors and dru- - LIMITED. appropriate term to nt the case. rnng ino proposition to create a bond- Lineal ed ladebte Ineas of aid Honolulu Rap- - gtets. It gives very strong Per Foot ' s erra u iransit 6c L.and Company to th'- - o4 slsctnctty aavd is easily Kgaaus LIFE OLirrhiw-.--l -! mere l..- Ur. dron.l, .1 Ih m ' . . .. ' aa Anywhere In town, according to the and FJEE " aui'.'uiii ji one minion aoiiars 131.000.- - .t.uni ts aMiasaa I diphtheria, all ages h t 0001. undersigned only: NO government spec it attacks and in eold coin of th. TTr.it., sad from the locations. nd Old. ThS of mid ooiH : CtreWtor America tk.t If AO NO DISCOUNT. - . s Birrs fr. :i. dlar- ir.,I.-i.t- jt-s- Addrwee insurance Agents. is authorized to be creat- free. PIERCE ELECTUif or . h , ..4 Kw v. v. , CONCRETE WORK gaaranieed. nrot.Sr it it. h. 1 1 1 .r ... aw Ban and i " j rnr icu uj .jj O-O- Past St. Francisco. Bui treatment nt st;ages M i pt the tirst tna of said corporation, on W-- at a very low price. 1: I to bear such date of t-- frse to Hawaii . ms". t'hamberlaiu's Co.lie. I'hnlm on o. . i ...-- ,i ... . j . WMITK SAND sold from 1 U to IJIarrh.-- a Remedy Is a rphahla v.i . ... AGENTS anl T' ,i,... ki - i.cinjr-in- c year? fl 71 per cubic yard, delivered. FOR "1 ,ff;, ,lve medicine, and if givea la after date, withI'nauicinterest time wlli prevent serloua conse pienees. at the rate of Special low price In CMNHSD KW ENGLAND MUTUAL six per cent per annum, payable half-i- h ' .. ly never fails and Is rlaj- - vow- - - . w . - Pacheco's Paudrnff Kflkr ROCK of all grades froan No. I ae Ms v r. - . . . i j 1 ) . I ...... av.r-i- ..I ,1. m LIFE INSURANCE CO nyiri icon. in un..h v. ..".""-.l.u- n U. I Is ha...... - I . i . V..... J 7 " the me absolutely - - S. or rock and. n ' a I I1.UB.1. ori 11 IUUI J. inaii.ms as may be determined by the . m COMMON RAT. V r ay. OF BOSTON It may save a life. Benson Smith A-- Board of Directors of said corporation, ror...aantiruft, becau-- e it penetrate (.'.. Ltd.. wholesale aeents. sells It. so LA ROB DRAT. M.M1i- day. and if created said bonded indebted- the scalp and cleanse? ir. SoW by TNA FIRE INSURANCE 00, ness to be secured by a mortgage or deed of trust upon all of the corporate Druggists and at Union Barber THK RBAL CAUSE op DANDRUFF property Shop. Bl Y OF HARTFORD. AND liALDNESS. and franchises now helonirfnr No. GIG. to said corporation or which it may HONOLULU LODGE No. at, B. F. At cne time dandruff was attributed hereafter acquire, O C. win asset la their new ban. sat tn be f hi. . K1.lt r e a fovArleh Ar.li.'.in liy order of the flea President. Miner every Bethel and Hotel Htree La, Sf.W.McGnesney&SoD. scalp, J. A OILMAN. SING CHAN OO aad Brretania street, Cutner of the which threw off the dried Bat retary. Honolula Rapid Friday eventne. cuticle m scales. Transit ft aasaasBBBsssJ By of tb F. R. Unna, Hamburg. Germany, Land Company. erdr , Professor 11 .nolulu. April BL IMS. 6153 r L COPfKLIXO 5ereag Bidln-er- M'grr. noted Allthi.rltv ,.f elfin dis. neu ev. F M K ROOKS. E. R. Ovls WHOLESALE CROCERS plodes this thery. and says that dand- - Sanitary Plumbing ruir is a cerm disease. NOTICE I - and Th! K--- Is reallv reDonslhl,- for :rvi New Territory Restaurant AND DEALERS IS so many bald the dandruff and for I w.oiM respeetfally rsquest all per- - ; heads'. It enn be cured If If cr.in. mna ..wt.-.a- v m. 1 1 . JUST OPENED LEATHER & SHOE FINDING li "m m. 11 aim arrange Sti Sewer Connections WOMAN'S EXCHANGE nbi.nl In the riirht nnv Thi. war nt of their acceants once, H NEW BUILDING OFP08ITK of course, only way. kill at THR and the is to kfy mother (Annie J. Burgess) Is ed A SPECIALTY. CLUB BTAJJLFTS. tne irerm. to receipt for my account ros H. rplcide Hotel St., Arlington Aaaea ads ISc Tickets. 94 M. Agents Honolulu Soap Works rv does this and full power ef attorney. causes the hair to grow luxuriantly, DR. OBO. W. BURGESS KING STREET, ea ts A A H . Miiuaery MrHrs. Kveryihlag Flrat-clas- a pany, Honolnln ard Tannery. 24 l a:a. just as nature intended It should. S. King Bt.. April 28. 1IM. tU tetwees River St and Railroad De$S i i III uurai'--v IIIVKW I jVgP ADVERTISER. 111 1 ttwllirf TArtT?TrA. 4 - W rovMFRCIACW I ' F. MORGAN, K M'KI WLEY MEMORIAL FUNO JS. r Auctioneer ana t ! Bin 65 QUEEN S'RLET, GOOD COFFEE To et a rtl god cup of c Be vul have to L. B. KERR & CO. P. 0. Box 59t. Telephone 72 back uf the actuil making to t a roasting and grinding. LIMITED. THIS DAY I May's Kona Coffee is roa tefl nnd ground fresh eve y dy and i thus wys pure and froth. 8u e.'ior to any imparled eofirea and costs only Oil Paintings QUEEN STREET. jo AT 30ct und

HILO BOARDING SCHOOL. Public Auction Watanabe ! J. M;tkuakani 10 On Thursday, Friday nml not perfectly eti-fie- d with th ki d they are now drink- Interesting News I. C ook 10 ing should try our choice W. 10 May 1st, 2nd and E3osfeon IB Kaohu Saturday, bl-n- lend. J. Kekela We d it ou Halves firun a popular reri, e. Try a Konman io 3rd, at 10 oc?ock a. m. and prkge think you will like it. ci A. Naeole IS 2 o'clock p. on each day Sots H. K .... a in. Pound. TO Householders! O. Laau . 05 AT THE 8. Ktkela 25 Kawamoto 10 I!o . 10 ART ROOMS IVS Kunlrhlge . . 10 & . . . . 10 AY OP" H. Okinaka THE OO. Matitumuto 10 LIMITED. 8ou 10 Suyama 10 pje fle Hardware (X 22-Teleph- ones-' SPECIAL PURCHASE OF Uyeda 10 Mataumoto 10 Corner Merchant and Fort streets, Hainamoto 10 the entire assortment of Jhe works of W. 11. Heers 30 art of P. K anna ana 05 DC H. Pauole 05 MR. THEO RE WORES K Alcana . Will bs disposed of at Public Sale. T. Knaniana 05 All reserve prices have been removed, D. Kalwa 10 except on a very few of the larger and W. fioyd 05 rarer pictures, on which the limits J. Akau 05 have been lowered. GOODS 10 rep- LINEN C. Kalalwaa an MR. WORES has established D. Keawehann 10 utation in these Islands as an artist J. Kamakalwl 10 of rare skill, and the sale should there- J. Joshua 10 fore have a large attendance. 8. Anakalca 25 on view on three days pre- De Pictures I. M Staples 05 Turk's ceding Thursday. EX S. S. SIERRA. O. 8elta 05 L. Kekahuna 05 J. Mat toon 25 JAMES F. MORGAN, to J: Mai'tiakea 05 5 Queen street. From the Mill Direct Our Store G. Hapal 10 D. Naeole 15 Harold BapteRt 35 TABLE WINES Kathryn Lyman 50 THIS DAY. Catherine Westervelt 25 Heibsil Westervelt 5 50 SALE Justly known to be the Choicest HOOKENA SCHOOL. OMWRIM Teacher California Product. A large eup-l- y Special T. K. A. Amalu. Prln $2 00 First Mr KHz. K. Amalu. 1st Asst. .. 1 00 of the different varieties just Mrs. Katy M. Kuai. 2nd Asst. .. 1 00 ON SATURDAY, MAY 3, W2 2W Dozen White Linen Taule Napkins, H Class At 10 a. m.. at Hackfeld & Co. '8 yard, received by Sam Toomey orner of Fort and Queen streets. per Lydla Kaae 1 will sell at Public Auction, for ac- $1.00 dozen. John Keala count of whom it may concern, the fol- Willie Kahumoku lowing merchandise, damaged by salt We get a rgain, ear customers get the benefit. Henry Kawewehl water ex German ship "Paul Isenberg." Grace Kenmau M. Ott. master, on voyage of importa- H. These gjoda are po.irireIy worth doable the Hannah Kaupu tion from Bremerhaven: Hackfeld & Co., money. G Class-S- am H. H. & Co.. p. I. W. Kali Jr No. 21 104 coils glvd fence wire. No. 5, LIMITED.... BenJ. Lllikol unwrapped. Sam. Bush No. 22 67 coils glvd fence wire, No. 5, Maria Bush wrapped. Sole Agents and General Distri- Lottie Haae No. 23 7 coils glvd fence wire. No. 5, Second Special Andy Kaaipuaa unwrapped. butors for Hawaii Territory. Robert Kaawa No. 24 15 coils glvd fence wire, No. f, 32 Pieces of White Table Damask, no two piece F Class-Fl-ora wrapped. Kaal H. Hllo. patterns. Cheapest line ever offered. BenJ. Kaal 3001-310- bdle. glvd corr. iroa. alike in Johnny Kaal G. 6 ft. KmaMne Haae 3101-335- 05 bdls.. do., do.. T ft. Joseph Klnl IKl MM I bdls.. do., do., 8 ft. Only 3601-3S5- 25c yard. Kmma Apela 0 7 bdls.. do., do., 9 ft Km. ilia Nahinu 3x51-400- 0 1 bdle.. do., do., 10 ft. Thoi. Keala H. H. & Co.. P. I. No. 3 300 cases Sauerbrunnen. Teachers and pupils of the Kaupo H. H. & Co., U. A. C. Our Delicacy Counter Special School. Maul $3 00 2 Drums Caustic Soda. ea. 650 lbs. Third Mr. 50 Inaina H. H. & Co.. S. & T. W. A. 1 50 7S8-80- Yeats. Hana 2 15, 11-- 12 Doylies, 15x15 inehes; 33 30 dz. galvanized buckets, you are ever 200 Dozen Frieged End Bareballl club 8- - in. If in doubt what to have on Baseball 6S 00 7-- club S03-S1- 7 9, 12 dz. vL--it 231 2 galvanized buckets. the table just our Deiicacy Counter. never be duplicated. Stunning value, Oahu Polo club 9- - ln. S1S-S- 57 2. 7-- dz. galvanized buckets, You will find Fresh Oysters in shell and 10- - in. S5S-89- 2-- in tins, German Dill Pick- 65c dozen. ATHLETES MUST 7 5, 12 dz. galvanized buckets, Pickles, Mixed 11- - in. les, Sweet Pickle, all kinds of Creum and 898-PS- 7 8, 10-1- 2 dz. galvanized buckets. HAVE LICENSE 12- - ln. Fancy Cheese, Eastern Codfish, Smoked Extra Special 988-10- 77 3 dz. galvanized buckets, 13-i- n. Salmon, Holland Herring, Smoked beef Attorney General E. P. Dole yester 1078-1162- 9. 5-- 12 dz. galvanized buckets, Tongue, Halibut, Olives, Imported Cerve-la- t day addressed the following- self-e- x li-i- n. 80 Ends Manufacturers' 8amples of White II1".; -- 1177 1 dz. galvanized buckets, la- Sausage, Mett Wurst and Salami planatory communication to Henry S. in. a!! good sizes. Simply 1178-1187- 11-1- , Caviar. If you the Linen Table Damask in Hapal. Register of Public Accounts, in 1. 2 dz. galvanized butk-rts- want bert butter, ask for 16-i- n. 3 reply a request require hemming an are ready for use. Re- to from the latter for H. H. & Co.. S. & T. an opinion as to whether or not the 1188-1287- 93 nests galvanized tubs, ea. member there) re clean, new goods, and are just Honolulu Athletic Club was liable un 10 pes.. 14-32- ". Crystal Spring: 12S8-12- 92 Butter. 1 doz. do.. 20 Inch. to 1313-132- unpacked direct from tbe factory. der the law a license tax: 21 doz. do.. 26 in. Honolulu. H. L, May 2. 1P12. 1323-132- 71 doz. do.. 30 in. Mr. Henry C. Hapai. Registrar of Public Accounts. TERMS: Canh. U. S. gold coin. Dear Sir: I am in receipt of your request of Metropolitan Co. are-to- e Meat The following sir.es and prices: even date for an opinion whether the JAS. F. MOROAV, Honolulu Athletic Club Is required to pay a license fee for giving perform AUCTIONEER. LIMITED, May 1902. Lot 1 2 yds x 65 inches, 8145 the cloth. ances for the benefit of the club. 1st. Sections 779 and 780 of the penal laws TELEPHONE MAIN 45 2- " " of 1897 are as follows: "The Minis I - 2 x 65 inches. 81.80 ter (Treasurer) or the She riffs, on their FOR SALE respective Islands, may license, for any 3- M " term not exceeding one year, any the - 8 x 65 inches, 82.15 ater, circus, public show, lecture, or exhibition, not of an immoral charac- Furniture ard Effects 4- " 81-6- 5 ter, to which an - 2 x 72 inches. admission fee Is of two Fine Lodging and Boarding Japanese Goods charged, or during which a fee is col- nouses, upon centrally located. 5- " lected, such conditions as he or The two houses run as one place. - 2 "x 72 inches. 82.00 they may deem reasonable. The fee Large, airy rooms, well furnished. American Goods for each performance under any such Rental. $125 per month. 6- 1 license shall be five dollars. But no fee Twenty-eigh- t bedrooms, parlor, din and CURIOS - 3 x 72 inches, 82.35 shall be charged If the Minister (Treas- ing rooms, etc. urer) or Sheriff is satisfied that the Present business shows a profit of entire proceeds of the performance or about $150 per month. Further particulars at my offise. 65 exhibition are to be devoted to any Queen street. school, religious or charitable Institu- Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel Streets. s tion, or CHITA for the promotion of art, and not for profit." JAS. P. MORGAN. If the Honolulu Athletic Club were AUCTIONEER. open and free to the public for the pur HEW GOO IKS received by erery steamer Japan. poses of physical culture and devel from Inspection Invited opment, it would. In law. be a charit- ! able Institution. I understand that the Rents Reduced club Is a private association, to which members are elected, paying initiation fees ami stated dues for the privileges of the club, including athletic exercise. I have for rent two new two-stor- y 1 think this is not sufficient to houses in the McCarthy property on SALVAT0R BEER make it Berotanla street. a "charitable Institution." New building, Section 9 of the Civil Laws of 1897 large parlor, sitting Just the right thing and provide, tha,: "The word, of a are generally to b. In to lKFSfc understood their Former rent J60; will now rent for $50 Its Purity is Beyond Question. most known and usual signification, KMwn. without attending so much to the lit Early application necessary. If you try a dozen L. B. & Co eral and strictly grammatical construc bottles you will want a Kerr tion of the words as to their general rae. Let us send you a sample Apply to dozen. or popular use or meaning." Phone and it will ba delivered at onre. Although the development of the hu- - J.S. F. MORGAN, Mad by LIMITED. ii m t.iy !y physii al training may be. the celebrated UOMiAD SElPP 65 in a sense, a "promotion of art." It is Queen street. BKEWENG CO. of Chicago. : : not so as the word "art" Is "generally understood In Its most known and LOST. usual signification." or according to Its QUEEN STREET. "general or popular use or meaning." I am Inclined to think that the law LOST A Columbia bieyrle. 1501 model, & requires charging a license fee. Very LOVEJOY CO. with coaster brake. Was taken from Sole respectfully yours. the Y. M. C. A. bicycle rack. Suitable Distributors for the Territory of Hawaii. reward on return t JAS. F. MOR- Attorney General. GAN. 65 Queen street. Honolulu. H. T. THE PAaFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. MAY S, 190a. SUSINESi LOCALS LOCAL BREVITIES.

r..wt tfav nf ttw wr. . Tfte Peru sails at noon. rr- - patnttnan at Pa-tn- - iUrdwirc Co.. Treasurer W. H. Wright will be cs r-- Man I a h a- - W fa-- For Who l ff . w irt es he"- - m4 ss aa vw tAmnrwrnrsa a w - . Walks If rr a,,a s a s a the sa B. aw ua iui Ilauuh v tat Taroena" to sM at all of the win- - lllkh Sheriff Brown will Mum POLO AND . - !PI drosraturva in th Htt-- a Wr.t- - Klnsu today from lh- Volcano AUSTRALIAN i-- 10 your friends Uwr and tell tto--m to nu- - there a better shoe and fear 8 good as the ,ry - I Flftn tprs"have signed a A caller at Miss Hawtor'a milliners-- to the retiring superintendent. C. park rs in bl k to Instantly rv l lhtn - lmprr-f- with lit- styl an I A meeting af ih- - Hoard of Dirt-ctoa- " f the Mock. of th. Y M . A. will be h.1.1 at 7:3 watch with allvrr coin Mon.lay evening. Heywood Patrol Shoe T.n attach-- 1 waa loat yesterday. Suit- William I. Whitney haa be-- n a tftnlt- - civ-- SADDLES able reward will be n for re- tp law before U rn.it J - the td nrarthe the turn of th- umr to thla office. Stat- - IMntrlet ourt. There wilt be a special meeting of the Th.- - Klka w 111 supply a pair of ant A. Heavy calf, drop stitched, waterproof sole, rubber heels, JOST RECEIVE!', A CHOICE SHIPMENT. torkholdera of the Maul Kugar Co to MnaKr lakr of thtr lU.tauan I IP l.f-- i t th- - of1e f W..n(t K.t.. Struth fH next Friday evening. Bleocber style, lace. tree, on Friday next at o'rluea. Th- - tfsteetfl for the entertainment la Tt-- lean-- and household safest atoo ftt. 0lem-nt- 's school room are selling ad-vrtto- : furniture, of the Arlinaton Bala la ed well and a access inmi assured. Polo Slicks and Balls to be aold at auction on Wed- - Th- - lawn party of the Gleaners' Boel-et- y PRICE is 5.00. M.iv 7th. by James F Morgan. of (VntraL I n ion Church a III take Il.l of rm er eecte.t at the ad- - plai at the resident-.- of F. J Low rcy We recommend this to all walkers. k- - annual of the ai.- - this afternoon M of th Walmea Auvr Mill ft. Th Hnpid Transit Company ha I publlahed elaewbera in these cot-- pise . 1 notices In all its care wajrniog paasengers not to get on or off until A lot of wire aalvnlze.1 buckets at the1 car cornea to a stop. THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Ltd. iiiiurrwriirr auction sale today on C H Kleugel. engineer for the track Manufacturers' Shoe Go., Limited rort and Queen atreeta by Jamea F of the Ol ia railway, to a vtoitor to the Morgan, the auctioneer. Sale Is at 1 11 Thla ia the first time he has been I FORT HARDWARE AND SADDLERY DEPT. lock. in Honolulu In about a year. 1057 STREET. An experienced saleslady to wanted Some fine papaisa were "to be aeen at the Pacific Import o for the fancy yeaterday In the office of the Corr.mla-aion- er g.da dpartn'-n- t f irtlgl hav of Axrlculture. grown b Mr ing had experience Inolthis department Franz IJn.hhi.lt. Rona. Hawaii awe application. Dr. Pratt, executive officer of the Oriental Baxaar lmrri all of Hoard of H.-ult- has had bound thexJ their goods direct from Japan No old reports of births, deaths and marriages V or shop wont goods sold, fail and ate 'mm the beginning of statistics. Hawaii's for yourself. Always pleaad to a)nw It I reported that Deacon Testa has goods at headquarters, ax. 73 Aating haw k m crdereu a silk hat of the latest atreet. corner of Smith. from New York, a hu h he will wave The Hawaii Shlnpo Sha. the only when he comes In sight of Rome. Greatest daily Japanese newspaper published In Mr. Amai. an agricultural expert ol the city, will soon more In larger and the Formosa n government, spent yea- saee more commodious quarters at 1030 terday afternoon at the government A Continuation Of Smith street. Mr. hhloxawa. the man- nursery In company with Commlaslon-e- r Exhibit ager, baa ordered a large stock of Ja- Taylor. c panese and American rtatloaery. also At every - office supplies, now A. T. Atkinson. Superintendent of V.'orhl's Fair m.inuractur- which are being ftlHIl Inaf pllrtlrin hul K.ftn iiulrw III ers of prepared foods swarm .villi opened I tholr and will be sold to the public the past tbree days. He waa Improv- - chemically and ie?rvtly ccmpottnded ed late yesterday and It to expected fooua, claiming every BfBOEK'8 MAMD. for iilr product that be will be out Monday. thing in siht. It Is next to impossible Our Ribbon Sale. Rlsbop Nichols will hohj conflrma- - j a a re combine k let Ingredionts and ex Will Hon in if it Play This Afternoon the St. Andrew's cathedral Sunday : pect to produce a food that will nour- Low Oroun'la. venlng at 7:46 o'clock. He will deliv- I ish every part of system, raj er an address to the candidates. Spe- txtra the human wilt play sung by tor both old and Infants. We have The band thla afternoon at cial music will be the choir. I right in our store every ingredient Acting Cooper will In- Special that the Gleaners' festival at the residence Oovernor Issue analysis has found in beef, but could of F. J. Lowrey. corner vitations to the United States army you Dr. of Victoria and and navy officers In Honolulu to attend purchase these chemicals and pro- Beimel's Linen Mesh Underwear after- n.-x- duce a f.unalllo atreeta. and tomorrow the competitive drill t Saturday, Prices I beef steak? noon a pajbHc concert will be given In giving the evt nt a semi-offici- al charac- But Hawaii produces) a food in the FOa LADIES. the capital grounds, commencing at ter. I taro that is a marvel to physicians. o'cloet. Tomorrow's program Is as fol- - The new "stone wall" at llaaletea This Krom this we prepare ouf Lawn Is about half completed. The Dr. Beimel's p:ece goods in light and he ivy quality. old wall has been raxed. Nothing re- t TAROENA PART I. y Morning now to remove two-stor- mains but the a food wholly cooked ready t 'a The Old Hundred kltr:en mhlch projects nearest the - : : Overture. Zampa Herold track. I for immediate use, keeps in any cli Kntre Art. The Ooasiper Olllet Those desiring to contribute flowers mate, and always does what is claimed Orsnd ffalictlon. Faust Oounod to decorate the lodge room for the SOth Ladies' asd Children's tor It. This cannot be said of other Vocxl Selection. Four Hawaiian Songs anniversary of the Hawaiian Lodge prepared foods. You would be aston- PART U. No. Si. will kindly them at the ished, perhaps, to know how many ba- - New temple on Monday between S and 13 In uies in tnis city hud been raised on Season's Art Draperies The Lombardtana VerJI the morning. I True Ixrve Kretachmar Secretary drown. Aaslstant Secretary Underwear TAROENA designs, ttK nmnm Liornine Tourg any young men in- Cretonnes, pretty floral light or dark grounds. Popular be rx and other It has been Election. Airs Strom terested, will meet at the V. M CA. Art Denims, plain colors, all the newest shades, 5 The btar Spangled Banner at 3 o'clock this afternoon for the pur- Ladies' and Children's frequently the last reanrt for a dying pose of going to Manoa valL-- to select child. Many have told us that after yards $1 00 PLUNO a site for the summer camp of t.w As- trying all other foods sociation. TAROENA Art Denims, printed and reversible. New Persian and Tha Sat ttional Bui Ooaa On at th Cecil Brown, who returned yesterday Hosiery Oriental effects. Colorings bright or subdued: 6 yards Orphium. from Kona. reports a satlsfactiry ar- was the only one that agreed rangement of the company's financial wun tncir cnuu ..u may think we $100. Byron's comedy drama of matters and says that the business of sensational go are putting it pretty strong, but we are Plunger acted Inspiration to a the plantation will on uninterrupt- telling ymi facts. We have SilkolioeSi plain and figured and with striped effect the as ed until after the season of 1904. when letters good boose to both turn oat and ap It will probably be able to take care of We intend to close these lines from nearly every section of the main newest colorings. 7 yards $1.00. parently appreciate the play. The piece self. land testifying to Its value as a food out by Saiuriay next and for infants, or dyspeptics. went with a whoop, comedy galor forget the Gleaners' lawn par- in order to do this we have tyIn'tat the residence of F. J. lwrey on :o :- - tragedy to glut the most blood thirst Rapid ut the PRICKS LOWER TAKOEfN A When the Plunger, played by Fannin Lunalllo street. The Transit cars will take you right there. Sale than ever as wc MUST CLOSE possesses real merit and if r engttv bt-xl- ing to the throttle of the at t o'clock. Admission 25c. them out. you are seeking a prepared food try It. and bore off the injured hero In tri- htldren lor. This party to for a gixMi It does we cause and you should make an effort all that claim for it and a umph the house applauded to the echo to attend. god deal more. Revised Pncss on Domestics when virtue reigned triumphant In and The funeral of the 4ate F. B. Auer-bac-h the mat act everyone went home well will take place on Sunday after- SAMPLES FREE! Pequot Sheetings, 6, 7. 8, and 10 quarter. tofted. There are plenty of laughs in noon 3 p. m. from his late residence aat at - Plunger, plenty of action, the on Kiaumoku street. The interment ruicK :.- CENTS. Pillow Casings, 42 or 45 inches. the plot j ac- will be In Nuuanu cemetery In the M. Brasch author taxing himself to keep the ow.ied by Mrs. Auerbach's family. The Muslins, Fruit of the Loom, Lonsdale, Pride of the tios) going. Watson, as Spike, helped pallbearers will be A. S. Prescott. t!o. All known and popular brands lowest Fanning, who played the light comedy Angus, a. K. Hum. J. Waldrun. C. Hobron Drug West. the best at title rale Hi excellent fashion. The bill Ljidwlgsen and M. Braach. & Company, price?. tonight's audience. The A competitive examination und-- r the Company. will Just suit rules of the United States Civil Service A specially lew price on these goods by the piece. American Olrl. with the little glrto ommtslon will be held at the high 3Ci3a.gr- - starring In the piece, goes on for the school building on May 10 at 9 a. m Xcrt and thla afternoon. for the .trades of sampler and verifier, :o: reallnee a second grade ruatoms examination. AppMcatlona for this examination will At Uto T. W O. A not be accepted unless received by the A meeting of the board of directors board by the hour of closing business on Friday. May 9. of T. W. C A. will be held on Mon- A Leader in Towels the The suit of Superintendent Boyd New TENNIS day morn ins at IS o'clock. Among against the Hawaiian Tramways Com- Goods some of the dainty things to be made pany to to get rid of the rails laid be- Turkish, large size, extra heavy, $2.90 a dozen. com men tween a point opposite the apitol by the pyr xrrapby class, to down to Camarinos fruit market. Huck, Hemstitched, good iiaulity, $2 75 a dozen. shortly und.-- r the auspices of the T. These rails, which constitute a double C. A., are shopping bags, pur a tr.-- . k. Wars laid nesrly two years ago W. and their purpose was ostensibly for and various articles In wood, such as service In sn sisetffa syatem. the right nut bow Miss King wilt meet wKk to jthlrh the Hawaiian Tramways la posx. the neat Tuday at a p. m. and Company does not Mr. Itoyd ! takes the view that the presence of the it la dealrah!- - that all th.e who mh r tlN in the stnet Is a nmtl-- r of tres - to join the class shall do so as promptly n th.- 1 irt of Mr. Pain. CO. as BMBSslble so that hey ran get 'h DRY MARKERS, B. F. EHLERS & benefit of the very first lessons. Ladies' Kid Sieves POLES, FORT STREET. Fall : PRESSES, Kva Hopkins, a girl of thirteen, whll-- a AT CENTRE POLES, heeling down Nuuanu street yester- CASES, day afternoon, met with an accident 50c a pair. CENTRE IRONS, wheel, m and severe fall. Her MARKING TAPES, A TONIC an n-sn- .mart with the tramway trara at ilar fl S an. St za values. 4 utt-- n. improper angle, landed her head first stitched hack, kid gloves, on sals at 5oc NETS AND thonoghfare ssir opon the maeadamlsed lr AND was , let 1 up umu stows and REASON - shop Aft- r ( tKkew Into a neighboring b. ,..nitr0 lo our reserved stock, OTHER a helf hour f careful attention by an4 became slightly spotted duriag the SUNDRIES System Builder friends she aas able M return to her damp weather. Not enough to injure in III III ia-aj- s vg wa a at iii sas w. tl'hal are t .ill avwtrt e a r v I sarin Af r.turM hava Urmt t hoir Dole Stays LADIKS RIBBED Mr. Dole ta to cmtlnue as (iovmwr Pearson & Potter Co., and with the full strength C.N AINIER BEER of Hawaii, HER WEAR LIMITED. or of the administration naca mm Kxtrm vaJlM . complete an- us hope this announcement will cause aortraent. Note prices below, Phone Main 317. Ccrr. Union and Hotel. t the hllt a those who RIHBED VESTS White or uableached. SOLD EVERYWHERE an eaodus uw neck, abort aleevea. 2 for . have ssade Mr. Pole a earn--- t and in- - ribbED VESTS Low m k. short FOR f teillgent efforts of lltti-- avail -t- 'hicago sleeves, trimmed In white. Ilgl t blue aaU ASK YOUR DEALER pink. Uc. '- - RIHHKD VESTS Whit, all alsea. x- - Golf Shirts for Summer Wear Exnosition Committee. RIBBED VESTS-Hl- sh r ow seek. ex'rs flaw anallty. lace trimmed frests. at Arttag Oovernor Cooper has called a Bp. VESTS-Et- ra suality. 3 of th- - Exposition SH.KOMNB Silk Goods mrrilia Iu" at In sixes, at Japanese Cotton 4 Monday arter- - different rlea. all mmltfee for o clock -- lUrrett. the special Tae aloth uses' la aar shirts cams frsm nclana aas was saas us a- Also new asortmtnt of Gent's Furni-hin- g Goods J..hn KNIT CORSET COVERS All sur custom mas shirts decided to leave by from ths Coast. We also carry a Large Stock of for ia-pa- n. Laoe trimmed, very flee, at 4Sc taw tKNic Thursday afternoon : 1 Japaness ProTieion Wholesale Dealer?. I WASH FABRICS out Watches. Chains. StarUns; Siivsr nivs. Nail Tiles. Oaarsns. etc BSti for " ahould never atart and moat complete ha ver svri.i. Th fisest short Unae only. 3 par cent off prise. - hoot a bottle of ChamDenam s rain showa la this c.t Com and a It-- refalar limlm In their tool bags. This liniment and 11 20 MTI M AVI'M'K. la excellent for all flesh wounds DRY COOD scrams, one application tves g S3Cn8 CO., LTD. Branch S ors: Kir:g n I ilih Streets. T-- y It. Benson Smith Co . rfLAMm 28 HOTEL STREET. -- hoteaale nenta. sell It n&ca. asAoa & eo. THE PACiriC LOCAL BREVITIES. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. THE ONLY DIRECT Canadian-Australia- LINE n Royal Honolulu. May . IMS. Commercial Advertiser G W. R. King Is oaca rrom nia nrsi j visit to San Francisco In twelve years, j Entered at the Po.tefflee at Honolulu. primary school will j T , Seeond-claj- s Matter. A Japanese NAME OF BIOCS Capital Bid H. opened with ceremony at the Buddhist Tal Mail Steamship Company 2 p. m. Every Mortini Except Sunday minion on Sunday at iaued MRKt-ASTl- bjr the The Engineering Association will Y. M. C. A. bu.ldir.g this D eel in the Br-w- . JBaaa.-- - V abree line In ooanectlen wHh the CANADIAN HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY. t' r A Co UttBJJN 100 - evening to discuss steam engi.ua. M Bw yariFH- RAH.wav TOMI'ANV Vancouver. B. and Sydr.ey. Von Holt Block No. South Kln St Hacna toy Gooda C . t Boyd would like to meet the !.. I. tit. .. 100 caBhmg Victoria, K. Honolulu, and Brisbane. Q are ' N Hu-n- es Manager II. at '. . W. PKACf L. K. Karr Co., Lid 50 40 BATES: unitary recommendations of the Board jtio.o o Kff.ai UatdCRIPTTON of Health hut can't lind the money. State (Including Hawao eor the United The fiftieth anniversary of Hawaii- SCGJLB 4a er about Ibe ataa BaaSSi stated, via.: Terrltaryi: & Will 00 an Lodge No. SJ, F. A. M.. be J mo.:h C celebrated Monday ever.ii.g at the Ma- Ewa i 4 montaa 4 40 U kw. Agricultural 'o. 1 ,000,000 100 i ro Ttmple. ! .' f ana eyuney. I w sonic Haw oni. A U. to tattZ.7- - 0 ioo B iir.aane year : VaKatr. Kindergarten and Chil- Ucar Co 2.0H0.' Of .0 t MAT 10 Advertising rate on application. The Free Ha. 1UI A ssnsssa asaj m 1T(ftff j Aid Association held Its l.ouomu 70.ih 125 TO- - . vsr l-- a i aw dren's - - BBB 1 i 20 J irffWL.'vf(.kI - r j monthly session yesterday morning in Hliolina ..000.0ix it . i "a .. V w Haiku .VW no Ml if r t v. ..j l i th- - Y. A., l'v DENVER, 'i :i l parlors of the W. C. with a fr-- .O SB ' I am A k a 1 A L Cf. Kalilikn o 25 . . . efII as V w sa V - ...... I M. .... full attendance of members. Mrs. C. KUk i I'Ihu. Co.. L'd.. UOOJBt 50 1U 11 CO. Hyde presiding. Kiahuiu - ..- -i ioo 10U KANSAS CITY, b-rt- LAND Suva, FIJI, an h mp and RAILWAY & SG0AM 150 call at - - from 2 until o'clock Kua 1W wtn r now rannsng a r This afternoon t .VcBryle Sug Co. L'd. S.5m'.0iO 20 I 7 ST. LOUIS, srvi hmmmh - Society will give ita U-- ONTKKAk austrfns; the run wiuVaut change. The Bnast railway wwi TIME TABLE. the Gleaners Aid Okliu Sugar CO. .. S.W. 00 mi annual lawn party on the lawns sur- Ui.nmrii 1.LW.iOO 20 OMAHA, BPe w.rlC . . a - - --- . anaaa, a an. rounding the residence of Mr. and Mrs. 5O'.00l 8.' ' a tick leaned from lloneiUMS to mu ' - Ulna tugar Co As. K12.000 20 I 1, 1901. F. J. Lowrey. corner of Victoria and I From and fer- Jan. Inti alii Up. 2, fi'.tO' 20 I. it ST. PAUL, My Lur.alilo streets. . t as I and ail gaarel Informatlsa. to OUTWARD. Ulowalu I50 00l lnO 135 The Bishop Estate yesterday filed i anuliau Sugar I'lan CHICAGO, Daily Dally Dally Daily Dally suits against the Territory of Hawaii tnli-- Co S.000.000 50 i ax. I'at itic 60 . 100 AND AXJK Static ax. t . its claim to nineteen dif- - Sua. Sua. aia 70.0(0 ioo rent fishing rights on this and ather IVpeekeo 75 .vrn ioo 170 a-- p.m. p.m. tfc Co, am am islands of the group. The morun :.: Itaoaasv .... 2.7M).0) 100 SO Principal Eastern Points H. . . 7:1 :I5 11:06 I:1S laH vo Davies Honolulu Waialua Agr. Co i,aoojiot Theo. on i' it. projected account of provi : 3 the L I M I T H D Paarl City 8 M 1:48 11:4 l sions of the Organic Act afaol i.s-ti-l r.g Waisaka 700.000 ioo .:- w 100 Three TrainB Daily rrom Ewa Mill . 8:a UK 4:05 pacta rights a period Lhrt.c .iimanaio 25..l ltt after af Waiuiea ...... : JEN KB A h A O E V T . Waianaa . 10:50 4:41 v. ;irs from June. 1900. SAN FRANCI8GO. Walalua . 11 56 6:40 Easy access to the woods of the Tan- TKAMSHir Co's . . U a 6.15 Two Train 8 Daily from Kthuko region soon, by means v talus will be had Qdat B. . o no.OiO 100 of a fine trail which Is now beiag tautlt Iuter-I.ian- l S. 8. Co. 500.000 00 70 PORTLAJfcD. INWARD. by Charles S. Desky. The trail starts Daily Dally Dally Daily at the upper terminus of the Pacific MW El.LA.SKor? THIS QUICKEST TIME BY aa. as. Heights easy I Co. tarloaa. railroad and winds aa 2.10.(O0 100 HOURS. Steamship p.:: p.m. toten- Oceanic ua Sua. grade to the timber line. Ttae - BMjtM 00 - gSaWofc Kak'iV j . , ...... BlBJ aMi ttan Is to prepare the way for tramp- iuiuai Tel. o 30,000 10 Walalua tit .... 1:60 ing and excursions and to give oppor- O. K. J L Co. 2.000.000 100 UNJON PACIFIC TRAINS Waianaa T .lfl .... 8 V tunity for those who wish to reach tbe ARE PALACES ON Rwa ill IS T 46 4 32 wxds and to the higher elevation for Bosks will arrly teav part 441 picnicking. New and Modern EqufpmenL ara af tkta llae aat tal Pearl City t:1t l 141 Haw. Govt. 5 p. c Double Drawing Room Honolulu tat 141 S:0t IJ8 Hilo K. R. Co. 6 p c.. Pals L. era. a . DENISOW F. C. SMITH. NEXT MAIL FROM COAST. Hon R. T A to Buffet Smoking ru aAM MRAjrClBCO: PHOM BAM WBAN4MW 1- P. T. A. p. c and Librar; Cars. Suartataataat. 7.- froam Ewa Pl'n 6 p. e Free Reclining M) .. Mny -3 8. Sonoma, San MM Chair Cars. aaajailEDA . APR At.AMEHA .API Francisco. O. R A L Co 104 Ordinary Sleeping Cars. MAY SONOMA MAT r MBTBOROI.OCHCAL RBCORD. Oahu r 'n t p. C 4. p. c. Dining Cars, Meals a la earflb MAY ALAMEDA .. ..MAY It Ulaa 1'1'n D. W. HITCHCOCK, O. ,JL Tt . MAT BORN. Waialaa Ag, Co 6 p. c. Ml mSmtuL MAY TMNTURA ... By the Oovemnsaat Survey, Published 1 Montgomeapit, LaagRDA JUNK 11 aVLAMRDA .. .JUNE t Monday. PKESCOTT In Honolulu. May f. IMS. .JTJNE Bvery San FrancBBB C4V iaaaw.MA jcsb it IMRRA II to Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Prescult. a son. SALES. UaMBDA AI.AMBDA ...... JUNE tr x-- i i jrjr.r tOHOMA . .JULY t a 5 Between Boards Thirty HawaiiaJQ t-- Ml -: ' . 41ABKDA JULY at a i a m a ... JTTLY It Suirar. i. TMNTURA .. JTIY -- aBMr'i it AI.AUIDA ... ..Art. aVUO. tt a 1 Ciassiiicd Aavcruscincnis. To Rent . aaaaa Hi 1 . B 1lHli n tt f S I '4--1 k! 4-- 1 n B At SO IS j 05 to : .OA'S SB t--1 O M 21 SO 00 S 41 at 00 S SB s T-W- i ng th- - -- t WANTED. a I aaaa T SO .1t 79 w 1 SB 4-- S W 41ng Throng Mslaefa by B u STOBT ajBaat) laaoe. paaa't.gera. I'auauti aiy W SS SO S 04 70 77 Old 4 ta aaaa IS 4 SB fancy IE-O- from Haa PrajiatKo to all points la th United T U S) 10 to 01 S 77 IS 77 4 SB 4 KXPEUIENCED saleslady for il 7 gooda blp Uae ta all Buroaeaa parks r as so o 3t.it, M WS6 1 BBS I t department. No other need S I HOU i I i I apply. PACIFIC IMPORT COMr Barometer eerreeted to B P. and sea PANY. 6159 Lunalilo Street leval. and for ataadard gravity of Lai. 41. A BOT IS years of age. Call at Globe NEAR K KW A I O STREET. Tbla correction la M for Honolulu. Bakery. 1491 Fort St. 17 POK PT P. PARTICULARS. APPTLT TO TIDE. BUM AND MOON. SAILORS and green hands for New Four bedrooms. Electric York. Lewis & Turk, 3 Qneea St. h H M . Zi t--i r t 2K 6114 Lighting; Stable to Ac oujiuodate Two HcHnes. WM. G. IRWIN & CO. POSITIONS WANTED. LIMITED. BY a young man as clerk or salesman -- in store. Will go on plantation. Caa Oobabio S. S. Co. fLlLUia tU 11 27 good A. ObbbbaL Auksth Mea.. m, l 111 give references. Address P.. I I ltTAitDi.i t I thia etnee. 61S& YBea 9JhS7 M IN ID 14 INlMni. Wad.. SO M 1 4 10 41 LSI I SB S SO al0 11 Thar.,1 II 04 I S 11 42 I 00 4 VJ 5.20 4 0B1 CASTLE LANSDALE p.m. 3 BlffC FOR RENT. .. .. IS SO 05 S 25 1 .It Bere-tan- i rld..Jt It i SI AI.APAI street, near corner of ia Is compounded greateat Real Estate, Insurance. S 7 1 3R with the sf street lSxSO. with power. Mail Co. Rat... I OS 1 4 00S 9 5 3.1k care and contains nothing Injurioua. Store Pacific Steamship taa..'4 1U 10 OM 7 00 S 04SU7 6.S a M Apply to Island Realty Co. Ltd., Judd Investments. r i It Is a safe and reliable remedy far building. 6167 MOB..IS XM 1 tt I '4S ?70 87 t.40 tasaach complaints, and has a record Telephone 70 Main. 506 507 It of Bfty years of cure to its lit?of tbe moon on the 30th credit. TWO rooms, furnished for housekeep- Stangenwald Bldg. Iaat auartr Mawy prominent physicians prescribe 4 12 ing. 1304 Matlock ave. CI (6 at It p. m. DYS-PRPSI- A. or tna ara rrom me nil recommend it as a cure for Time tide taken PLATU-I.BNC- Y. United Btatea Coaat and Geodetic Sur INDIGESTION. A SIX-ROO- M cottage at No. 70 Kukui Occidental & Oriental S. S. Go. vey tables. BELCHING. NKRVOnB-NPS- S treet for rent. Apply on the prem- and INSOMNIA. TRY IT. The ises. 6161 FOR SALE. Th Hrla at Kahnltri an4 IIIlo occur geanlne our PRIVATM about one boor earlier than at Honolulu. must have DIB Toyo STAMP over the neck of the bottle. COTTAGH in near Rapid and Kisen Kaisha. Hawaiian atarvlara time la 10 hours Palama. AMERICAN SUGAR OB. F-- time, Transit Line. Apply to C. F. Peter- THE ttae above aoanpaal-- s wilt rail at aTeaolulu aad loavo Stat mlnutea (lower than Greenwich be iPtr.r of ing of 157 degrees SO son, la Kaahumanu street. 615 FER FOR SALE: aaajft aa ae about Sate date below Bar aliased : that the meridian of HOSTETTER'S mlnutea. The time whtstla blows at 1J0 COTTAGES, 2 Gallon Yforthlngtoa Nigh p. m . which Is the aasse as Oreenwlcti. 0 furnlahed sr unfurnished. Lift Pumps. CHINA AND JAPAN: FOR SAN PHANJb4V For particulars apply to E. C. Smith, NIPPON MARU APRIL IS hours 0 mlnutea. Bun and moon are for STOMACH 1 Set Fowler's Steam Plows and APRIL tt local group. BITTERS Peninstla, or H. Waterhouse. Hono- Spares. MAT I PBRU MAY t time for tbe whole 6134 lulu 5000 24-in- ch 1-- MARU MAY 14 OITI.' MAY 10 Feet Pipe, 4 iaata aad 5-- M A T Z MAY 20 16 inch Plates. U AMKKK'A MARU AND 1 S MAY WHARF WAVE. Burley Drill. IC JINK PKKINO :i BTOEE FOB HKNT. 1 KHK A MARU Jt'NK 11 KKIAC JUNB 7 Green's Fuel Economizer. 19 HO.NiiKONil MARU JUNB II TUB ontrally located store now occu- 6 Iron Tilting. Cars. Jt'NK DIMOND HEAD SIONAL STA & 2 Sugar 30,000 easpaeity. 4mA r u JUNB CHINA JUNE 21 pied by Brasch Co. is offered for Cars, pounds r B TION. May 2. io p. bb. Weather Apply to HAWAIIAN 37 Cane Cars. atanNOKOftO MARU Ji LY I IMHIIC JUNE St cloudy, light Clarke's rent. TRUST VULp wind north. 6151 17 aa a 1J N fPON MARU JULY I COMPANY. LTD.. Agents. Flat Cars. a 60 Cane parts wheels, sIBtaPVC I wT ...... JULY tt PBItU JI'LY It Car axfee, all 31 3S WEATHER HUREAI. iron work, brass castings and Wtrll MA KIT JCLY 'OPTIC JULY 0FHCES FOR RENT. bearings. AUO. S AMKItirA MARU A.TJTJL 2 Honolulu. Alexander St.. Mny 2. AUil. 1 I'fTK I N' 1 AfO. 11 A Sundry Plantation Material. - "0.7. PEW choice offices in the Boston AUO. .; t- :o l"an temperatur :i m:i Af7 68. bntldlng, Fort street, with electric ii ; kVQ, M Minimum temperature ;kon.j maki; Maximum temperature 74. lights, elevator and janitor service. For particulars inquire of p. m. 30.03 irregular. Apply to Hawaiian Trust Company, A. W. CARTBMt, tlon apply ta P. M. 8. 8. Ca. Barometer at agents, 923 Rainfall. 24 hours up to 9 a. m. .20. Mixfur Ltd.. Fort street. 6158 6152 606 Stangenwald Bui Idas Mean dew point for the day 64. , . 1 iU WOKLU-FAMli- U BLOOD PL'Xi Mean relative humidity 8t. i-- h.u AM' KriSTOKER. IN BREWER building. Queen street, Winds NE.. force 2 to 3. .0 WARM ANTED TO CLEAR THI on reasonable terms. Apply to C. BLOOD from all Impurities from Brewer & Co., Wtather Thick and rainy. whatever cause arising. Ltd. Halstead&Go.,Ltd. Forecast for today Moderate trades For Scrofula, Scurvy. Ericma, Skin aa and uncertain weather. Klood Llaeaaea. Blackheads. Pimples ant & Co., never tailing FOR SALE. n. B . res of all kinds. It is a a Hackfeld Ltd. LYON I'RTIS J. , rmaocDt cure. I. STOCK AND Territorial Meteorologist. Cures Old Sores. HORSE and buggy, with harness, for 'AGENTS. 4 Cures Sores on the Neck. SlfcO. Address this office. 615s ARRIVED. Cures Sore Legs. BOND BROKERS Curea Blackhead or Plmpla aa ta. ONE 1540-l- b. (fifteen hundred pound) Face. Ice-maki- ng Friday. May 2. Curea Scurvy. machine, in good order; Stmr. Nocau. Peterson, from Kukui- - Curea Ulcere. also one turbine water wheel. Far hi"le. at 2:S4 a. m. Cures Blood end Skin Diseases. further particulars, apply Lihue Ice Money Advanced on American-Hawaiia- n Piles, from Anaho- - .res Glandular Swellings. Co.. Lihue. Kauai. 6131 Steamship Stmr W'aial.ale. ara tbe Blood from all Impure matt. la. at 4:50 a. m. -- Prom wbatever ause 14-in- Sugar Slm-rson- . ch Securities. Stmr. Mauna Loa. from It la a real specific for Gout and Itaea ONE condenser. 10 inches in HawaM and Maul ports, at S:15 a. m. nattc pains. diameter, and iron frame for same, P. M. B. 8. Peru. IMllHl.ury. from It removes tba cause from the Bloa can be seen at this office. 6109 ports, 1 p. m. and Bones. Oriental at As this Mixture Is pleasant to the tastt r.d warranted free from anything Injur! FOLMER & SCHWING 8 x 10 long 021 36-in- ch Fort Street. DIRECT MONTHLY SEBVICE BETWEEN DEPARTED. i.b to tbe most delicate constitution o. focus Graphic camera; leath- -- er bellows; reversible, double-swin- g i ither sex. the Proprietors solicit suileran Tel. Main 188. U . Map o giva It a trial to teat Its value. back; rising, falling and sliding New York to Honolulu via Pacific Coast Am. schr. Helene. Christianson. for front; top and side made to open for sugar, use j TBTB SPLENDID NBW krTKKL 8TBAMBRB San Francisco, with at noon. THOUSANDS OP TESTIMONIALS OF WON as a short focus camera; level J Stmr. Kauai. Bruhn. for Punaluu. at finder, one plate-hold- er and tripod; 11 tHAS, BRKWEH & (JO'S. ? I B. BBTADAN. aa aaU about Apstl 2t ' p. ni. DERfUL CUBES also, a Bausch & Lamb teloscopic 1 Jk HAWAIIAN, ta sail about Gregory, Mar tt Stmr. Iwalanl. for Kilauea. FROM ALL FARTs OP THE WOK1.L lens for use with above oamera. Can if NEW YORK PSatatfH PaSMBPtJ at Com pa cy'a wtaarf. Party -- sacoad ateaat. Aoukh Brook-ps- t at 4 p. m. be seen at Advertiser office. 6105 LINBt a aP Stmr. Maul. Bennett, for Paauhau. Clarke' j Blood Mixture Is sold In bottles Fooling una Kukalau. Ook a la, Laupahoeboe and Is 9d each, and Is cases containing s'u AN 8 x 10 rectilinear lens; no name; Bark Suey I'apaaloa. at 5 p. m. times the Q'tantlty. Us ejfflclent to effac with Bausch & Lamb iris diaphragm X Sailing from w. G. S. Thompson, T ermanent cure in tne great majont; Stmr. ng Hall. for f long-standi- cases By ALL CHKM shutter. For particulars and price, NEW YORK to HONOLUiiU Koloa. i 5 p. ni. .aT and fATENT MED1CLNE VKNL call at this office. It i SV BTADE? ta sail May IT us throughout the world. Proprietor! About July 1st StaatBlBt recateatf at IToaipaay'o wha 8evrart atret. Ptav M. DUE TODAY. THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COCN ONE & Uni- For freight r. riKS DRUG COMPANY. Lincoln, Ens 5x8 Bausch Lamb Rapid rates apply to mark-"BLO- versal with Stmr. land. Trade OD UIXTtTRB len.. Iris diaphragm. Can IT CHAS. & CO. Klnnu. Freeman, from HHo and be seen office. BRKWF.lt T FROM SEATTLE AND TAC03IA way ports. at this Z-- 27 KJby St., Boston. 4 aV 4AL.rpORMIANM. aaU April Stmr. L-hu- Napala, from Maul and CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE ta It porta. OB J. KJt w p;i & tu OCAM. ta sail Juaa M Mlokal LOST. I LIMITED, HONl'LTLr. . CAUTION. Purchasers of Clarke' i DUE TOMORROW. "Urke's Blood Mixture should tea tha AN BLOIN movement, gold filled -- - 4 4-- h.-j- r get tbe genuine article. Wcrthla watch, with silver cone fob attached. Stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Maul nrltattons and substitutes are eomet.ir.- - Finder will receive suitable reward tTar apply to :!n.-- d further particulars ports. off by unprincipled vendors. TS by returning same to Advertiser of- DR. ROUL'S Drds. "Lincoln and Midland CounMe, fice. Str.r. W. O. Hall. S. Thompson, from rug Company. Lincoln. Fngland." ar 6159 H. & Kauai ports. Tgrnved on the Government stamp, an CBT.EBRATED PENNY TAN Hackfold Co., Clarke's World Famed Blood Mixture A BED. morocco covered price book on C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. SAIL TODAY. .iown In the bottle. WITHOUT wniC? N' rth Kin?? St.. yesterday afternoon. UPllle NB ARE GENUINE. name and address ins de cov- errale S. S. Peru. Plllsbury. for San Fran- er. Liberal reward for prompt re- Sure Cure for all Female IrregulariUsa cisco, at noon. turn. C15S Sold only by GLOBE NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD. PA8BBNOKBB. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. Drug Co, PTJQET SOUND-HONOLUL- U ROUTE Arrived. Honolulu (MSB Nik jW. SMALL bay horse, in- 4 a For arrivals per 8. S. Peru and branded with To whom all orders should be addrea Cwaaattlaa dtrecL without tranafrr. with ttae O. N. Ry.. N. P. R. R.. and steamers Maunn Ivi and Noeau. sc verted U on risht hip. Return ta ed. R R-- of freight page 12. "';b Stables and receive reward. fXP. Lovet rates from all Eastern points: shortest possible 1155 Booked to Depart. 9. 9. Purka. frags Seattle and Tavma. on or about April 10. V . Per S. K. Peru. May 2. for San Fran-M- - bTYLISH MILLINERY Tamtu-o- from Seattle and Tacasna. an or May . about It. .:-- Mr Thornton. Mii J. riHS MELROSE. 9m rana--v mformatlon address L B. BBEBK, L. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Emory. Most clegan' Ftoek of millinery 1444-U"- Hr. mwr Mm. James L. Cooke. Mr. S imu. 1 .2 KING ST. In the t ity l j.arlrs of I Bn'ldlng. Honolulu. AOENT HAWAIIAN IPLANTm. W. R. Mavigatloa Company. R James. Castle Jr.. Mrs. Coop r Ltd.. Wash.: P. W. Rochester. I0S and daughter. Miss M. L. Clancv. Mr Room?, Miss N. F. Hawley. sPBco, aad agents of above railroads, will infor- - Pleasant with excellent Tabl furnish and Mrs. Watt, two children ard nure, and Service. Moderate Prices. BOSTON BI0CK. F. B. Brown A. and wife. Sinclair. At tha Gaxett Offlca. Tel. 3081 Blue.

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DOLE IN THE BIRD WANTS THE EAR1H KEAtf ALL OF THIS PKUFKSSIONAL ( AllDti. ARcniTecis BEARDPI.KK ft PAGE, Architects and Builders. Office. Id floor. Elite build- You Xever Know the Mo-ren- t ing. Hotel street: sketches aad cor- DETAIL 'I hi- - Information rect estimates furnished at sbert no- Wbn tice; Tel. Z: F. O. bax 77s. May Pri ve of Intiu-it- i Value A TORN I-- FRED W. MILYERTON- - Rooms 304 Stangenwald block; Tel. Malh m. Short nana Kcport (From the Sydney. N. S. W.. Herald.) THAYKIl A HEM EN WAT. Offlbe 6e4 Stangemvald building; TeleyMsae 39 It Is worth considerable to any citi Main. of Committee zen of Honolulu to know the value and use of a medicine, for if there is no BRORKI'fi. occasion to employ It, In the mean- E. J. WALKER. Coffee Broker. High- Hearing est prices paid for No. 1 Parchsaen time, frail humanity is subjected to so Coffee. Send samples. many influences and unforseen contin . gencies that the wisest are totally un- CHIB0PO7I8T. able to gauge the futur--. Know then D. M. THOMSON. Expert Chissaedist. THE GOVERNOR'S No. 11 Garden Luna. batwees Suios that Doan's Ointment will cure any and Beretania st case of hemorrhoids, commonly known EXPLICIT TESTIMONY ' as piles, or any disease of the cuticle DR; W R: B9 ffl!.c'' Csegon I block. Hotel and Uwkos application convinces a continuation CONTRACTORS. Complete and Ungarblr d Extracts cures. Read this proof: WM. T. PATT. Contractor and Build- shspAla-ke- a Mr. William Gilllver, of the well-know- n er, store and office fitting; Prom the Official Rcpcrt of St.. between King and aSatel; firm of Gilllver & Curtis, rail- res., 141 Anapnni. the Committee. way and general contractors, and whose private address is "Avoca," DENTISTS. Bankstown, a suburb of Sydney. N. S. DR. H. BICKNELL. Melntyre bldf.. (Ooatlnued from Thursday. 2 14; office hours, 9 fee 4. W.. has written the fololwing unso- rooms and Tb- - Chairman Is William Whit, of Second Senatorial district, a Home licited letter, which we herewith pub- ALBERT B. CLARK. D.D.S. BgXeta-ni- a KiArT lish in full: and Miller; office hours. te 4. loveraor Dole Ted. Messrs. Foster. McClellan Co., 76 Pitt m. E. GROSSMAN. D.D.S. Alakea St., Tae Chairman Too would take out Sydney. 14.1 - St.. N. S. W.. February three doors above Masonic Tbmole. w Republicans. Parle and Carter? Honolulu; office hours. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. kOovernor Dole Tea. Dear Sirs: In Justice to you and fed Chairman And five Home Rul suffering humanity I write to say )R. GEO. H. HUDDT. Melntyre bide;., that 4 p. I suffered from itching piles for 22 rooms 1 and 2; 9 a. m. to sn. Senator Carter Mr. Chairman years. I tried many doctors and pretty .ass one of the Senators. I would like I v I DR. A. C. WALL, DR. O. E. WALL n : " fmnduii3 well all kinds of patent medicines, but 8 4 p. to say that I do not think the Oov- - 0 i g Office hours, a. m. to m.; Leva t relief for a short time only. See- bldg.. Fort St.; Tal. 434. Tor la exactly correct la classing ing your Ointment advertised. I bought Kan u ha Senator and Senator Russell a pot and did not use more than one-- KLFXTIUCA I, 1CNGINKKWS. as Home Rulers. half of It. not six months ago. and I Oerremor Dole I said they am perfectly cured. You may use this JAS. S. McKEE. Electrical. Mechanic- - ted as Home Rulers. as you wish. al and Consulting Engineer; office, rooms 11 and 12. Progress block. Senator Carter Senator Kan una la i 1xSa I Yours gratefully. as much a Democrat as be Is a Home WILLIAM OILLIVER. Kohr and practically left Home $ ENGINEERS. has the Doan's Rati party: There are really three par- - mmm: ,. . ointment is sold by all deal ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. Survey tlea la the field. This question was ,;ivm ers ut .tO cents per box or will be or and Engineer. 409 Judd bids.; P. O. box 732. thrashed out In the lower house, and mailed on receipt of price by the Hol-list- er the attitude taken there was that they Drug Co.. Honolulu, agents for CATTON. NEILL A CO.. LTD. Bagl- - die) sot want to change the present po--i the Hawaiian Islands. neers. Electricians and Boilermakers. '.teal proportion, which Is a physical Honolulu. impossibility h-- n there Is an odd n saber to select. Really, the bill pro THAT SURRENDER STORY. E. TAPPAN TANATT. Civil aad jBec-tric- al vide for the removal of two Horn Engineer: office. 1311 Wilier Spreek-el- Raises, two Independents with Demo How the People of Japan Were De Ave.; Tel. Blue 3441; Room 4. s rattc leanings, and three Republicans. Block. C Tbe Tou George It. celved by Fake Diapatch.es. Chairman are JAMES T TAYLOR. M. Am. Soe. C. E. arter. one of the Senators mentioned That the news brought by Purser Consulting; Hydraulic Engineer; SOI la Vila bill? Lacy Goodrich touching the reputed Judd bldg.. Honolulu; P. O. box 79t. -- Senator Carter Tea. sir. surrender of the Boers was received Taa Chairman I will call call you to ENGRAVERS. the stand directly. I simply waat to by him in good faith, appears from the Cqr following cablegrams comments W. BEAKBANE. Card Engraving and (ft that statement la the record and Stamping; room 3. Elite building. i urpsssa of Identification. found in the late tiles of the Japan Mr. Wilcox I would like to apeak 1 Gazette: INSURANCE abeat these parties. The fhalrman I win give you a END OF THE STRUGGLE. , 1 nrj MiiiL'AL Lira liiounanwu N. Y. Journal. CO. OF NEW YORK. chance In a little while. Mr. Wilcox, 4 e--f- 44' UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER. ' S. B. ROSE, Agent. . . . Honolulu. t you do not mind waiting. I would (Through Reuter's Agency.) Aratfetr complete the statement of Gov-l.-- ar would have been selected for the short The Chairman That would be in Governor Dole To cast lots. London. April 11th. Dole, so as not to have it all terms If they had been so voted for? February? Senator Kearns Our Legislature was The Hoeis have to the MUSICIANS - surrendered arefcen np. Governor Dole Yes, Qbvaraor ivde Yes; about the mid- f i rued in that way. At the first gen- British unconditionally. COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Lovs bldg.. Is there anything further that yon Th 'hairman What Is th situation die of February. eral election the Sana tors were com- A Kobe contemporary, the Herald Fort St. Its methods are the result wist) to say. Governor? yoo are in If we do not do anything? The Chairman In February 1901. pelled to draw lots for the long and has a telegram from Yokohama with of 34 years' experience in teaching. ChWi aui Dole The only other practi- - Governor Dole--W- e can have no Leg- then, they commenced to serve? short terms. the same news, but which could not abk way. I think, would be to call for islature, i Governor Dole Tea Senator Mitchell We do it here in have been obtained from us, as it es-- ! PHYSICIANS. an entirety new election of Senators. If The Chairman They are elected for The Chairman And their two years' the Senate. a tally stated that the announcement DR. W. HOFFMANN. Beretanta St.. thin plan Is regarded as unfair or un- four years, are they not? term of service would end in February, Senator Mallory It has always been came through Reuter and Tokyo. The opposite Hawaiian Hotel. Hours, 9 to satisfactory, the only reasonable thing Governor Dole Well, seven of them 1903? the rule of Legislative bodies. Herald's telegram ran: 11 a. m.; 1 to 3, and 7 to 8 p. in. we are sub- - .v.. 481. left to to call for a new election of all which seven do not know Governor Dole No: their term of Senator hell But they can not PEACE IN SOUTH AFRICA. Phone White stantlally afaetaS for two years, be- - nil be drawn together, as gentle- - the Senators, seven of them to serve wrv!ce begins m the day of election the UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF A. 146 Nuu- - fog two years and eight of them for cause me provision was mai ine ;im, nj tn tne next ,ay f election. "an states, because they apply to the DR. T. M1TAMUR Office. Im- - - THE BOERS. anu Tel. 152; office hours, should s.-l.- t.il by the Legislature.; different districts. St.: White f ar years. After that they would be Senator Mallory Is there anything (From your own correspondent.) 8 to 10 a. m.. and C to S p, m., except e every We would be In absolute confusion in , ne fixing : I The Chairman Who prepared this looted for four years at election. ,,rrunt. act their term Yokohama, Saturday. 5:30 p. m. Sundays. As I understand it. regard to who thost seven men were.) governor Iole -- Yes. J bill? Was it prepared in Hawaii, or by tae Chairman Leg-- A Reuter's telegram received in the party affiliations of these men have It would undoubtedly be an Illegal : Senator Mitchell When was this law somebody here? DR. J. UCHIDA. Physician and Bur Tokyo a. I announces th unconditional Be.-etani- ' thing to do with their being named islature In regaiu t seven of the mm-- j ,.nat.t4.(j iiovernor? Governor Dole It was prepared by geon: office, between Fori I surrender of the Boers. "i aaal bul for retirement. ou wer hers of the Senate. Governor 1 li in November. liH). Ubl Kepubli. an executive committee of and Nuuanu streets; office hours, 8 to Mallory I not under-- - Honolulu, 12 a. m., 7 to 8 p. m.; Tel. 1211 White. Koeerned In drawing It by the fact Senator did ' Senator Mitchell Then as to those I ll. I we Bars Adventurers. t hat they received the lowest votes In stand why it is that the Legislature ho served two years, their time would The Chairman Very think these respective districts? could not do this. be out next Novemb.-r- ? understand the facta m regard to this The decision of the administration to UNDERTAKERS, EflBALflERS. matter- - po as bsvernor Dole Tes; that rule was Governor !.! lloaur the organ!. Governor Dale-T- an. The term of of-- f"r ,,th,'r questions continue Judge Dole in the office of TOWNSEND UNDERTAKING BO . ! s d are we ilifTerent 383 671. opted as a fair one. act so provides. flee of th ltpres-ntative- is pn id-- concerned m.iv hi.. Beretanla St.; Phona Blue si Malltryr-Th- t .. opinions, we can Governor of the Hawaiian Islands will Taw Chairman Toar Idea being that Senator e organic a. r ln ,n tlun wn. iH slalt and debate them after pro v id- - ih- - ,.,.. ... -- ,he witnesses have gone. meet with the approval of all unpreju- to m for a i, ak.1ii k nr-.la " the snen who received the least votes se.ms lg.slutun. s a a ...,.ntii in..vtim f doing it election held thereafter." (To be Continued.) diced persons conversant with the char- Governor Doer Yes: but the legis Senator Mitchell Which is next No- acter of the opposition to him. While lature has had Its first session and has vember? The Famous D & C. Rosea he is probably not without defects, he OPERA not done It. t lovernor Dole Yes. For Diabetics - The love for roses is universal, even defects, as Hawaiian The Chairman They declined to do Tli.- ('h.ilrnmn Thin in n to r.Mir - has the virtues of his the HOUSE It: they adjourned without doing it. tatlyea Is there the same provision ,hnS, not inK for ther Mowers Trench say, and they are what the be- :: - their tribute of admiration to this The Governor made that statement to Senators? ' Islands under him are most in need of 1002. on- -. many w nay 8 to 26. fore you came in. Senator. Governor Dole The same, except it But ho admire, feel that He is honest, conscientious, industrious Governor Dole They ar-- not author-ixe- d is provided that they shall b-- elected they cannot gratify th-- ir last- -, to do it at any time In their sec- four years. jng roses as an expensive luxury, and po- - .rmancea ond session. Senator Burton-C- an we pass an act oamtXr hobby. the Islands out of the clutches of GLUTEN A brief n of it ..uUur.. as To only and first appearances in non Senator Mallory The language i saytaC Who has been elected to th lh, c, partlculurlv. the remarkable) ,iticaI adventurers and to improve theii fWm eminent actor. Mr. The details of atK b apportionment to I.-k- :i. .i ur- - M.iw.ui I . , ... . ' on- - of the 1 r now I M iiwoo ov i 1 11 moral ami economic condition. The - be provided for by the legislature." Cov-rn- or Dole-N- o: but you can pass tir r ri nicrr Mr. do you a, t fro,,, seven men ',p:ir" 1 ' ' ' l ' " Governor Dole Thurston, an selting these l'ril'' men without i.his moral attributes and fh- - s.-- . tlon of the oreann t hos w ho shall hold onlv for two vears. stronely appeal. From the million rose Warde MnmH..r ; an desire to Frederick I hous- - gmws - with anxious control the act which provides for that supose. plantF wliich this annual- patronage of islands. As long as WAFERS It Is section SO. Senator Burton How can we do it? y n D. & the mB4 hi distinguished organisation. Senator Carter uVer a thousand varieties Judge Dole is in control they will have ren-FWl- re: By bill. pres-- nt the fallowing Governor Dole t Reading "That Governor Dole passing this t Roses are known the world over-Sen- ator so will Burton-B- we get to content themselves with the liveli the Senate shall be composed of fifteen ut where do of h desirable in form. hood to be had outside of the spoils of AT office for the authority to do It? Post-Expres- s. TbafSday say Sight members, who shall bold four color and hardiness, have been select- - office. Rochester fan of Th- - We are source of : , years: Provided, however. That the Chairman the 16 D. A C. Roses are now oner-a- ll first general authority on the subject. This act ed. and Senators elected at the 00 roRt,r d,ffer- - Library. Virglnlus election, two the district. Is ours. We can amend It or take ac- - ed f"r These are " Teachers' & CO. from First - LEWI5 Second, from the f k. .ex tirlar It I nrfiima ent kinds no two colors alik- and are The object of the new Teachers' one from the three Properly They will bloom Third, and one from the h ourth dls- - Senator Burton-Y- es; we might wipe labeled. this Reference Library Association Is not. LIMITED. office two years out the Legislature. Senator, but could "an- - trtct shall hold for I w .StaJST'SSSSL ThisT2 as was reported, to serve the Normal Mountebank only, of with irtlonment we simply sny by an act. w ho haa ITmLZ U. Leading Grocers 'lhe the details i tUm to any part of the School alone, but all teachers and oth- elected who .-t to b provided for by the been snd has not? S . ami Citlonl-- s fiaid. salisfSc- - iom mr. ry- b-- I am Inclined may enroll themselves on ! Senator Mali There seems to The chairman to think tkm and safe arrival guaranteed, ers who the fort PS ay IO no limit there on the time within which so. but that Is perhaps a debatable The great 33d annual edition of association's list. A collection will be ' - 2O-T-wo the legislature can act. Dlngee A Conard Co.'s- New Guide to books, drawings, photographs, Telephones 240 ad- made of Th- - When does the leg Governor Do' No. it who has i: Culture. 114 pages, and the Chairman nt I casts and magazines, useful in the convene again'' been elected. These men are all elected. R'ee catalogue In America, ar reU SkJwS islature a on all other study of art. music, natural history, nor Every on- - question . valuable instructor f May 13 C Next Februarj admits that. The growing, will be sent geography and history. A suitable L-- !! la which ..f seven men worth mr The Chairman When was the legis these shall have rre "quest. buiMlng will be placed on the Normal Hawaii zh. npo Sha King a term of two years only instead of j " lature organised? School grounds as soon as the neces-an- rj Dole The last Legislature? v-- froaa funds can be had. - Governor hell-W- hat would be the' A ' Hawaii. THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT- Tes. the present Leg Senat rim lng office. of Hawaii The Chairman objection casting lots, - j C. H. Rlshop. Haw The publisher Ion hv- - tn.- - n- to and determln- of Kauai. ailan Shlnpo. only paper islature. How Ing In wny? the daily Japanese Othtsllo at.irs been in office now? that Islands. Is In Stockton for a few days published in the Territory of Hawaii. C-t- Dole-Th- Governor Dole Then the .lots would SD FOR FREE G iv-m- or elr term runs out In connection with the James Dunham C. 8HIOZAWA. Proprtator. performances t ! right In regard to differ- - for other November, when election takes the - IkLUaTSATCO T. SOGA, Editor. annoanceo. next the estate. Mr. Bishop Is the only honor- 97. asn ha dolv place. cnt districts CATALOGUE or Telephone Main -- ,,f member of the Elks In th- - Kdit.-ria- l and Printing Office MM Complete Scenic ?u(timc JS T.1e Chairman Tnat tney were itor Kearns Could you not settle! T b LADIES', CHILDREN'S Smith St.. above King. P. O. Box M7. - laekfti la November. 1Mb. to hold f r the question drawing separately for' Islands. He attended the Elks' circus aacb . for IJT J- each district? , I night, anu to a Mail reporter a of two years? a INFANTS' , WarSe . term u.'-j- ti- Governor Dole Yes. rjivrnor ih.: That .t. today Mr. Bishop said he had seen Honolulu Iron Works Co. tnclad r MMaws yes. time their y WEAR Barry The Chairman What after I aCiaaa. Johnstone i It c!rcuses In his time, but tii.it 8 AsStosu was It wnen tne tegts.ature Senator Kearns Would that settle " We- - ' f 6TKA.H E'(;i Antoinette Rr-tef- k election - by night was the 900C1 or a May Warde. Alleea and they qualified and en- itlxfactor.ly to all parties concerned? e'.ven the E:ks last ni" COOL- Taascott. onvened -r- r OCLUVC BOILERS. SUGAR MILLS, JT an-ivem- or r-. Bishop was c .. r ie I can not speak for In st he had ever seen. Mr. aad M others. i i. j tke meMis M taejf P - low .t. IBM Home Rule Party. I think Mr. formerly a leading merchant In the Ha- J" ERS. BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS a. ALK OF PRICKS. Entire E , i.m Mr. In walinn lafsnfls. but has retired. Tr. i. & co. description . Kaml.y Orcle. po!e SubstantlaUy three ''arter and Thurston are mote mm and machinery of eTery : Boxes, with the Republican party on gentleman, who is a member of Hono- 018-9:-2 MAPRtT ST. ft. tmh . made to order. Particular attention ('. flb.: now or m - thJit subjec t. would be a great deal lulu Lodge. B. P. O. E-- . No. CIS. is tie. rsANCikco. cal lar It "s sale of tickets T a' Chairman Three months after- - I paid to ship's b'ackamithlng. Job work Co. N more tnn better to do that than to do nuhing. guest of Stockton Lodge. No. 218. dur- as Wall. Nicboh party ards? ing stay Stot kton Mall. executed on shortest notice. ! tickets sold to any one Qavexanv Dole Yes. The Chairman What Is that? his here. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, MAY t, 190 COMING CORONATION OF SPAIN'S KING t m SCIENTIFIC NOTES I fi UADKID. At.rll 15. While the unl- - . ' . A. Miscellany i v-- rse is mdulg.ng 10 a thrill of esci meet over the coronation of Kins Ed- dangerous Cornish coast, tific men are dlBCMgraged by Mwn ward VII.. who puts on the Insignia of Off the the states Sir William Preece, the compass culties and the sinali t of a- - c. power In June, there la another coro- has varied a whole degree in ten years. sona! reward. The investigation bob; nation due off in Spain, and a Kins be national or Internationa!. "1 (" Ireland averages ;0 rainy Perry' . no lem old than thai Eastern sure, Professor concludes, ")hc 1 4 1 4 1 who holds a title Kngland. 15S; of Km Edward, and a hose nation la days in the year; about 11 one or two cnieis iikc i.oru iveayta Siberia, w- - . -- THE NIGHT 6EAUT1FJL. none the less honored In history, la to Kazan. Russia, about 90. and or Lord Itayleigh ted wi on rotes and don the crown only s. the expenditure of a million a year far S--ry uaMtytns pat the D Ml - two or three years. . . . with pewr !mj an that mb-- which proclaims th- Kins. n ia'' siw hi It baa been Mated that Alphonse For bad cases of smallpox. M. Pfetri, to Impress the services of all seesaws - - I a surgeon of Nice, recommends five or likely to be use . . . BBBBBBBMfi BBS f th- AIM . Ming OI npain. .... workers of rbb rut ' Id May. This Is not exact. His maj-- j maamrr ix six tablespoonfuls of beer yeast daily. they would bring the invention with esty comes of age In slay. and. by the "otrva. suv It has proven effective in cartas with- the roach of the ordinary engineer.' (f"el .AT AtA OtttO II aglMIVAr out disfigurement. la lb Mill window mbbShw by th In a striking experiment illaatratins TM (Mill Mrfisd. MMM Dwarf plants are reported by a Ger- a late Royal Institution lecture by P - man chemist by,, a process altogether fet-so- r S. P. Thompson, an ri ISO h-- while SO irou A4 Ml IMM rrt Japanese. A tow. - MMM. different from that of the cut in half was linked without secret fluid is injected near the root, ing with a coil of copper wire a:--' s al- the effcet being lb stop growth, which an electric current was pa?--Th- 4. ,1 '! a- 4 though the plant continues unchanged induced magnetism in the tr.;. awrrr.j S Of Sao charmed VMdtnruih Mil and Mowers are produced as usual. was so strong that the two liaises cm m o :e Messing f not be pulled apart. This is the I Ikm Vniiwd Sanitarians are recognizing the need the familiar i immiMipla. es of relieving the dullness of people's I say it i an -- 1 as waMera slop of said the lecturer, "but lives. The lack of variety is productive solute miracle. There baa been Taw vrsswfui gardea-prlmma- - set aMjdrt. of touch evil, and Sir T. N. Fitzgerald, like it since the walls of Jericho fell -- wa MMg Its anus st-t- of Imsim gold. Mid hi aa address to the Australian Ass down, but because it Is so common we H tkMUt a.-- p biu- - garden of tb-- algbt elation, lately declared that the bicycle think nothing of it." ta . has done more than lectures to elevate people in the matter of temperance. great storm of M t? Ml wa th-- aailMiBiaa. tna The dust ' a.s fotvt - subjcH of an el cats T amrcfelr.g rr. ! aJXI IB saro- - bbmbbbb! has been the t A curious knife of Australian silk-prsdact- as report by Hellmann an.i .., sf Anthe-rae- Aad tm tbs iiMMW of that msg'-- ? sir moths of the genus a Berlin. Dust fell in Sou;! wa case ourarlsra to drrsins has been described by Mr. F. B. on March Sth t lt'th: iti Italy was --Own aVollsrd in llM-- r Dtdd. It is a short, hard, black and ' Sicily on th loth: owr the stern Ats laws of the country, ascends the throne , curved horn, situated in the truck joints oa the night of the loth and llta; im and becomes King In power as well asi mz EXCEUI08 " A LA PAKE. at the base of the fore wings, one on j Centra! Germany on the lorenoon In name, but he does not st this time it th- - - Germany mm chop-cho- p. each side, and with uea.ures cut. the 11th- in northwestern aaghiy begin I That tiss put on the crown. their way out of their hard rocaOBB. and evening of the llta; Owa pwassj mmm wsJfcee. ao can stop: The crowning may not be for a long the afternoon .- It is hidden among the dense scales, j in Denmark on the night Mi abas aaw. w. yet. not de- and Southern time for the date has been ! 12th. The storm ther-- - Me rally Sss wun chop So seem though, of the 11th and cided. It would as with - j L'" degrees of lat!- - TaiHMM gaJow! years Span- Lightning rods with rusted connec- fore passed through sixteen of preparation, the by microscope shows tne hi- - time to tiiiis have been found K. it. Koch to tude. The ss ish nation would nave bad set sct effectively during a thunderstorm. terial to be desert sand, which rsas tslshee "So csn walk, ready for tbs coronation ceremonies. Algeria, aaa sally da:k. In explanation he offers the new theory have come from Southern kwa com, Hut this Is not the custom of nations. os- - seems to been carried oy an BSMer Ml water, belly wta. not peo- that a lightning discharge has an have It rests with the kins and the electro-magnet- ic north- top-ala- s dilating character, air current that was traveling My bmi so ple. been wal-.ln- s for Tbs latter have waves being produced, w upon time at the rate of absttt Tss aida saiow the hour when their Kins would mount hich act ward at the not the imperfect connections as upon a 45 miles an hour. MMMT' one girlr tslkee he: the throne: then and until thsa "ManJ the coronation be planned. coherer, restoring conductivity for a WbU you so tap aids look, seer wuld loud-talki- ng telephone. far In of crowning a mon- certain time. He is testing the theory The As mmm Da mors he plenty cl jr. the matter with a rapidly revolving camera, in any part of a large room aaa tan are many niceties: and the heard Bmt Miss Urns wslkee high arch there little pictured, seems to re- one of decrees that the day of flashes thus far however, hav by large audiences, have these ing been too distant to give certain ceived special attention from Frwacft. the coronation shall be set by the Kins-Hi- s spoltum lire, young man' proof. inventors. In the apparatus of M. F. "Take art that majesty is consulted and bis wishes by Taht ears that lees! He want roan, mm!" ressrdlns bis own rrownlnr are made Germain, lately adopted the State to ThsC coolie ehln-chi- he "sood night." b nn. n If baa all to v Tantalum has been known hitherto as some extent, the transmitter contMn Me "Me ran so all light klmvlf of of pot- tslakss about It. The time, the manner, the a more or less pure powder, witn a delleate membranes silicate (alow ceremony the density of about 10.50. By heating ten ash and magnesium, which are ex- which shall attend tremely sensitive to sound vibrattsst. -- crowning, by himself. minutes in a very powerful electric arc, TTSM MMf MMM die. One large ! e. are all decided ordinary coil completes Tm maabee bobbely nnd be. The King's father. Alphonso XII. M. Henri Moissan has succeeded in re- The induction - microphone. The receiver may Mas hand b'loas Bsc alls- aame lee: was very fond of form and. on the oc- - "iMr. ducing tantalic acid with powdered the MM got he As with rhop SO wa.f;TJiW - carbon, and has obtained the metal In lengthened by a trumpet a yard leas, mmmt- 15 or 16 a: ail snouia oe none wnn every posniu a fused state. It has a brilliant metal- and throws the sound yards of elegance. His crownlns tost lic appearance and a density of 12.79. normal tone, even out of doors. The A HEALTH SOCIETY. Spain more money than she may now It is very hard, easily scratching glass voice; is heard clearly, singing and Mu- have to spare, and the sums which he and quartz, has a crystalline fracture, sical sounds being more intense th taa not nearly ao Mout as I used to gave away on that great day exceed and la infusable in the oxyhydrogen spoken words. A short distance ft- si a. and If yon suessed your head off Alphonso's salary for a year. blowpipe. Certain reactions class it of this telephone is intended to as-ne- ct departments of I reduced Yet there la no doubt that Alphonso with the metalloids rather than with the factories asd cowld not suesa how have iM-port- w ill be crowned with a great deal of the metals proper. other large establishments, and has any one of those i wsajht." remarked pomp. It Is rumored In diplomatic cir advantages for noisy places. A heavy-se- men. loud-talkin- genial, t business I combination of g telephone been cle that the event will take place In j I An organized effort to conquer the rfo be went on. "I haven't greatest problem age is urged by and phonograph offers interesting dleUng. or I haven't been taking any the autumn, between now and Christ of the mas. and that the potentates of all the tural triumphs older than any others measured by Western standards, is a Professor John Perry. The world's an medicine; no. nor mas- upon sage, hatha, it up? world will be present to see and lend that rear their heads to the skjes. In mun of 21. present comfort depends coal, but nor Turkish dive engines are wasting from 90 Money. causes I've been playing ball " dlsnlty to the occasion. hlB museums are the trophies of the Alphonso. at the age of 1?. fully real our steam Time and Sickness a everybody laughed. And why not? greatest men that ever lived. Including ised the Spanish war and. when ho to 99 per cent of their fuel, while the loss of both time and money. You Vase "BwJir "Baas is a the time and have the expense of med- ball, football or high ball' asked some Alphonso Is the only unmarried King those of his loyal subject. Christopher had passed another year, he began to store of coal vanishing at such In Europe. He la the youngest King who loved honored grieve it losses; now rate that in another hundred years the ical attendance, entailing a double loss. irt aleek. t'nlumbus. and about and its and This can be avoided by using some re- old. everyday ball." the large in the old world. He rules a country Spain's Queen and who was loved and !!- - who are nearest to him say that Bagttsh hamlets of contented working stage Just Ah kj luxu- liable remedy at the first of the aatd. "Not long ago my heart be- - dansM Btaafi first the historyi honored by her In return. he keenly feels the position in which folk that have become cities of sickness. The purchase of a bottle sf gaa acting queer. My wife said I waa ' nations. He la the monarch of cas- Though only IS and his birthday is Sp.iiH plated li.'is.lf ami that h- - longs rious people will decay again into ham- Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diar- get too Moot, and had better, go to, tles and structures showlns archltec- - not until the 17th of May Alphonso, to restore her to her old power. lets, inhabited by a discontented, poverty- rhoea Remedy often proves a profit- tins -stricken population. Taking as Mar sjocror. no t went 10 nw omce 4i the able investment, for. by its use at the my away awfully value of human labor as the normal first appearance of any unusual loose- takes breath to tiffl. lrl an Tn I. . . rlav now u .. energy, ness bowels, severe sf climb his flight of sta rs, too-- and he ih. value of England is wasting; of the a attack m(f. hmm KOt 900 times its national debt every year, j diarrhoea or dysentery may be avert- - THE HUMOROUS I ed, might compel , ever so It. SIDE 1 that otherwise y.mt!- came flying of-- .. much better for ne voiiaic ceil wastes less man iu per r'.r cent of its fuel energy, and paths have week's cessation from labor. RSCMI J hart household should have a bottle at gone con-versi- on I a e,ght has down wonderfully I'll been opened that seem to lead to a Is to UH how pretty hand. It never fails and pleasant u, that doctor his Helpful Hints: It Is "Do you drink coffe-v- asked the doc- of the energy of coal into me- take. Get it today it may save a life. tI-- "f.jri' hter him out of a 1 .heated 14 chanical work through electricity mJZ"J?pigtails 5 V T, Z,up In the wife who shrieks thus. "What is tor of aged patient. "Ymm," as the with Benson Smith & Co., Ltd., wholesale !." blue ribbons. ii Ietroit Fr ires. the matter?" calls the husband. "Baby reply. "Caffee." continuetl the M. D.. like small loss, but the efforts of scien- - agents, sell it. didn't notice me any more than has swallowed a tack." Nervously the "is a slow poison." "Yes. very slow." f I had been a wooden Indian, but ran A Deliciouj New 5s!ad Drcsunj. seeks his copy of "First Aid replied the old man; "I've taken it right over to tbs marble hearth, and A most dell iua dressing for green to the Injured.' Quicker yet Is the daily for nearly eighty years." A NINE-FOO- T PYTHON, THE PET OF MRS. hi fjsjp bouncing a rubber ball with all salads la made by putting one table-spoonf- ul wife. See! She Is feeding the baby a her might and main. That was all she of lime Juice in a bowl, add- lack -- puller Baltimore American. bad com In for the stone hearth suit- ing a teaspoon ful of celery salt, a salt-spoonf- ul The Sect ft: "How does it come you ARTHUR CADOGAN, AN ENGLISH LADY ed her. and she wanted a little same of of white pepper and a dash lovely of ayenne Mix in. a little at a time, Bail road Wanted: "Yes. said the write such dialect verse?" asked bait before breakfast. Aa I watched man of the new settlement, the enthusiastic editor. "Why. you I envy ac- alternately, three tablespoonsfuls of head 1 her. had to admire and her oil and two or lime Juice Stir all the "we're after a railroad now. "You BOS," replied the budding author. "I tivity and suppleness: she was In mo- time, or the insredlents will separate. don't nay!" "Yes. ef we could only git use a stub pen. lots of ink. and write tion nil over. anna, lags and body she left-hand- ed my eyes mmr Add a tablespoon ful of finely cat a railroad to come this way. kill a few with blindfolded.' to stoop, run. aa ball - US bad ranch and the chive, or an equal amount of chervil rows an' off some of the legs of Ohio Statt- Journal. away -- cut got from her. or fresh tarragon April the older citizens, we'd sue It fer dam- "flomsthlns struck me. I picked up Home Journal. my ages an' git enough to build a town In Court: "What an awful looking bat and got oat of that office aa if hall an' grade the emeter"-" Atlanta as Mi word that my office waa on Die I Hungry but faatldloua: "I.ady." asid villain the prisoner is!" whispered a the wayfarer. "I can't eat theae scraps." Constitution. lady in the police court to her hus- went to the nearest toy shop and paid sur- I "You can't?" sstd the housewife. In band: "I should be afraid even to a dime for a rubber ball. At night prise, "why. you told me that you stand Into our bathroom and played ball Just Thoughtful: President of foreign near him!" "Mush!" warned her hus- wet were so hungry you could est a house.' band, prisoner 00 the tiled floor. In the morning I got TSS. mum: but I meant a prterhtus " missions "How In the world did all "the hasn't been brought ' Tit-Bit- s. ns fairy-lamp- In yet. up and played ball Just aa I had seen Chicago News. these sofa-cushio- and s That's his lawyer." come to be in this box for the FIJI islanders? Miss Hairbrain (earnestly I Casey's Truisms: Dennis "Tis th' I y m, BISHOP OF LONDON, ORGANIZER' W why' thought with all their ear-rl- bur-r- d gets th' wur-ru- Mis-th- er spears and war clubs, that if they only Casey." Casey '"Tls thot. If ye had a few cushions and Jeweled lamps wa-a- nt to keep yere head above wather EX-CONVIC- TS OF A CLUB OF they could make such perfectly lovely theae days, ye ca-an- 't let th' grass cosy corners." Puck. grow under yere feet. Misther Dinnis." Detroit Free Press. Last words of a great man: "So few done; so many to do." Chicago A Scene in the Near Future: Stage Manager to assistant) "They are call- ing for the author. Is the iron cur- tain down?" Assistant "Yes. sir." That dinner: that dinner we s Wasn't Stage Manager "And emergency-exit- Just had great Elegant! I don't the open?" Assistant "Yes. sir." know when 1 have felt so uncomfort- Stage Manager able." Town and Country. "Is the author in his coat of mail?" Assistant "Yes. sir. Two supers are holding him." Stage Compliment Worthily Won: AjMfry I Manager "I think we might venture to Ouest "I've been waiting three-quar- -j put him in front. 1 insured his life ters or an nour on that steak I or- last week." Punch. dered"' Waiter "You have an uncom- mon ainount of patience, sir." Boston Post. A writer in Harper's Weekly says that when Prince Henry of Prussia vis- - sntbie Kitiw- -: Mrs. an I pnerton i lte! Washlngton. r. C. President Yes. my ancestors came over on the Roosevelt ordered from a leading Ger Mayflowe- - Mrs. Suddenrich "How nun restaurant a supply of Wurrhur" foolish of them! Mine raited for a er Hofb: su for an informal a-- ten-da- y Brooklyn boat.' Life. which was to be served at the White House, in order to give this boer its A New Dog Casey Fifty dollars proper relish, spint the same restaurateur Callahan has tryin' to git his was also directed to mother-in-la- w out av purgatory." furnish several of Dalv "Flftv dollar" faacv rw the finest specimens of covered steins same He ,z he wants to git her out rm h,s ow n 3,ock When the prince berore he gom la if it kin he done j was brought to the table he found the Puck. J ne'r already In place, each stein be- ing filled to the brim, and ready for Bacon "They never say Boston ,'t,on II was H most pleasant surprise. m -- I attested ty proposing a merry that a child U bom - irh . o. "'S"pia.i "f a a . ' . 7ava " ooa. .is. ne m j ita d arainen last drop The old Baying about being power L lav thJn" fK... .hat the' a"d Waa Rbout to M d"w" hhj stein his there tin being their absolute fearlessa:". Baco- n- That It came into eye was caught by something at the accounting i'or tastes seems ApptlcAb?e Mrs Cadogan's python is nine feet tn-- gr.ld-rlmm- ed fits-lik- e world with eye- - bottom of it. and the smile n his face to the case of Mrs. Arthur Csdogan, long. and. though showin? a great glasses. " i sister-in-la- w f RA. Yonkers Statesman. relaxed. He cast a glance of quizzical the beav:tiful of the pres- to strangers. Is said to oe devoted Rev Arthur Foley Wtnmngton r. b-g- an li that he grkU . alarm, first Viceroy reraew-bere- d : scram, bishop his w..rk toward the President and ent of Ireland, who numbers to his mistress. It will be of London, s wh has "the man In the street." and In a few-year- lhn toward the door, as if he more' among the pets of her household has i4aded home engagements ex-- The Social Lion: Bmlthaoa . els- - a that Sara Bernhardt shws as an t ithe than half expected a con- - s use he bad organised "the Castle of poet, raid from the huge python from India. It is the B great fondness for tit;-r- as pets, asi for declining Bishop Potter's In- Red Brick" In brated novelist, playwright. et stbularv. His companions, consumed' Bethnal Green He sJsO I lady's pleasure now anc-the- betrayed an vitation to address the missionaries organized "But. my dear young lady. I really with curiosity, tipped their and then to take noted has Advent, at the "Black Guards' Club. steins and her creature up in her arms and allow equul liking for the company of beetles was I mm you. I too. famous as the RaM End IKsftltla'Patl w I kl.k 1 a don't understand haven't been P"&r'd 'n. In rich blue capital : him to winning any ping-pon- g tt,?"- burned Into the clay, in-- twine his folds around her. and lizards, but we cannot now recall .7!,bhr4 ,uU"n'"' record, and he made the member. tournament, j this ! There have always of the London poor long be-- don't play.' Miss Brown "Oh Trllltton at them from the been individuals. another Instance where a woman ha l-- proud of the ebsh, but re he bishop , 1, sf selves, and of surely 1 T P t"l Trnm Heidelberg s especially members of the fair sex. who made a pet of any member of the bwm iMl was their pastor heard our hoatess sav you wera e be Mr. Smithsonf-Punr- h- J?.n mnmyl- - JjJJ exr ised a curious fascination family, with the exception, 01 snakes, : UStS perhaps one secret of their of thn ; p.als In the show risS"

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SUNDAY SERVICES I "I Roughed It" M any of us have to work bard all day A long. We cannot care for ourselves as ORIENTAL BAZAAR we would. No wonder our blood gets out of order, becomes thin and impure. VARIOUS CiTY CHURCHES This produces boils, eruptions, nervous- Big ness, indigestion, and great weakness. on: si; u drpavtxext-- u nodnd with .11 grade, of -- iik, n the piece, suc h ss heary pongee, pongee pajamas, hand- mehameha Schools; Reduction kerchiefs, Dr. V. B. E!kln et. chaplain. Sunday morning service at ! in your Notices for this chores colamm 11 o'clock. Alumni and friends cordially electric light bills if USES DEPARTMENT Linen cloths in a variety of colors, must be In this office by p. m. invited. you burn tbe grass linm, fine grade of table linen, embroidered on Fridays. Otherwise the an- linen. nouncements will be run ss tbe TOUNQ MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO before. Is no KRRRfll DRIll WENT-R- Uh wOk week There cbaxs vlatlon Hotel and Alakea street. Hen- DEPART and ebony screens, for these notices. ry C. Brown, general secretary. covers, Special speaker w. "OCEANIC" pisno sofa pillow cover, l:nen embroidery, handker- for the 4 o'clock serv-Re- J. H. Behrer.it. Subject chiefs, tinsel embroidery, .bawl-- , ap-- s, 1 ,di h' Saved by kiroonw. C'RNTRAL UNION CHURCH Iter. His Life." Special music. Christian c. BATTAS William Klncald. paator. Sunday workers' preparation serv-i- GOODS Such at lounging ofeairs, esy chairs and :30; service at Oahu prison. 11 we can school and Bible class, 9:50; public 12; men's meeting and furnish them at rockers, boskets an lothea harojers, worship and sermon. 11; T. P. 8. C. B. with address by tbe following prices: trunks, tables. - tvuir speaxer at 4: Bible cl prsyer meeting. 30; evening- services ; iwi''r at lunch at . All men S c. p. a 16 c. p. 20c each, or 2 40 par H IN A WARK Tea seta, toil sets, all of at 7:30; weekly prayer mestins. Wed- welcome. f ioz. kinds rases and flowtr nesday. 7:30 p. no. 89 c. p. 35c each, or S430 par ioz UO-loiu- We hare this hotnjraph c. pots, jardioiers. THE BAPTIST SOCIETY OF lu and letter from 60 p. 75c each, or 8900 par doz. Regular sir. John ILifner. of Wagga, Wagga, New S meeting first Sabbath ST. ANDREW CATH EDRAL Tbe South Wales. Bead carefully what he says : fsx-nis- afternoon of each month at S o'clock. We are prepared ts also h RkssU Reverend William Ford Nichols In Young Men's I hare MOgbad it a ere.it doal, mining, Gold and 8il rer Wars, Lacquered Ware., Bishop In Missionary D s- - Christian Association orkinjr in rxjwsed estimates all classes Sandal, Teak and chance of the parlors. A cordial sxtond--- sturw. to the bent, and sn ' triet of Honolulu, the Rev. Canon Alex- - Invitation is ! nave of en hart pom food. My blood fre- Ebony Woods Carred; Beautiful Carved Cam-phorwo- od to aJL of electric work, from install- Poxes and Itory, sr.Ser Mackintosh and tbs Rev. Canon quently i;:i;ureand I h.ive eruptions, Trunks, Carred Furniture, Matting, Bamboo Furniture. latest. boils, and become generally run down. But ing a door bell ts install- CHURCH OF JEST'S CHRIST OK Ayer's Sarsaparilia takes iiold of me every ing an isolated plast. It will Latter-Da- y Saints (Mormon time, makes my blood pure and builds me GOODS PAfMED AND TO ST. CHAPKL. Church) cost you I t SHIPPED ASY POINT. CLEMENT'S Puna Punchbowl street. Sunday services: right up." nothing ts hou. John Usborne. Rector. Services Sunday school 10 - I figure on your next slectriosJ for Sunday. May 3. Holy communion at a. m.; regular ser- vice, preaching, 11:30 m.; Young j 66-7- mid sermon. 11 a. m.: evensong. : P at a. job and we are osnfldent that 2 King m. s aiutuai improvement Associa- Street, corner of Smith. m Sunday school. 9:45 a. Tbe tion, at 7 p. m.; we can satis rr yosr want. lll.Hhop of California will officiate and primary meeting, tor AYER'S Branch in Hongkong, children. Friday 3 p. So- St9rn Shanghai and Yokohama preach at th- - morning service. Rapid at m.: Relief TranMt cars pass the door. ciety meeting at 10 a. m.. on Saturday. All are respectrully Invited to attend The Oceanic Gas our meetings and examine our doc Sarsaparilia HKISTIAN rHl Ki'H --Alakea St trines. FTee to ail, no contributions: rear King. E. S Mutklty. Pastor. . r ices in Hawaiian. M Tele- - Eler Wa. There are many imitation " Sarsaparillaa." and Electrical Co. I'.nldence. 660 Beretan la street. wmldaups, In charge. Be sure you get Ayer's. phSSM Blue 1001. Magoon Block, 115 x. kino err. PBOMI MAIN K S. Muckley. pastor, will preach a Take Ayer's Pills with the Sarsaparilia. Merchant 28. 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning er THE KACI.UWRT.A SUNDAY Tiiey aid in purifying tbe blood; and they Phone Main 350. moo. tbe first of a series on the SCHOOL Sunday school, 1:30 p. in cure constipatiou and biliousness. mon on the Mount, will be on the sub- - Pre?re4 fcjr Or. J.C Ayer C., Uwcll. Mass., VSJL I Ject. "The Beatitudes A Mavl.ig CHURCH OF THE SACRED Will Make Year Glothcs ture of Conversion." In the ewt.ing u Heart. Marquesvllle. Punasou. u-r- OLLI8TER DRUO CO.. i of Gospel addr ww will be be Tomorrow. May 4th. fifth Sunday aft Q2AK1 gun on th following; u.lJn - "The er Easter Sunday: 11 a. m.. high mass S. Conditions of Happiness." "Tbe Con-lltlo- with sermon and 3 p. collection: ni. Look Like New of Succesa.." "The Conditions of catechism and rosary. Cbaracter-BulldinK- ." "The Conditions ORPHEUM of Salvation." Miss lots Barber will Y render s sacred violin soo st each of SKVENTH-DA- AnVsTNTlST evening during May. CHAPEL Saturday. Sabbath askool at the services 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m.: Wed ! Hardware. Glassware, Bible school 9:46 a. . So- st ni Junior - p. So- nesday, prayer and missionary sssst- night ciety at 3:30 m.. Young People' p. it 7 :;0 p m. All are welsssse. J. And continuing every evening during ciety at 0:30 m. Tou are cordially H. pastor. Crockery, Paints, Oils. Etc. Invited. Behrens, the week except Sunday. IF TU TAKE THBM T THI PORTUGl'ESK EVANGELICAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ROMAN CATHOLIC CATIIEDRAU Church Corner of Miller and Punch the Bishop of Panopclls. Low masses bowl streets. Rev. A. V. Soares. paator. i Call and Inspect our Complete Lines. holy communion. and T; children's Preaching In Portuguese at 11 a. I Matloee Saturdays leaning and Lfeeing Works. mass with English sermon. 9. high and :30 p. m.; Sumlay school. 1:00 p. msss. with native sermon. 10:30: rosa- m., conducted In English: W. A. Bow- - Fsrt St.. ssasite Star Meek. ry, with native Instruction. 2; solemn en, superintendent. Prayer mssting. SO O vespers and benedictions. 8; week days, Wednesday. 7:30. low mass. 6 and 7. CORONATION SUMMONS Elleford's Goods, MKTHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Tel. White 2862. Dry Fancy Goods --Corner Beretsnls and Miller streets. Tney Are Now Beiag Received by Rev. O. L. Pearson, psstor Big Subjects for Sunday's services: British Consuls. Company and Gents Furnishings. ran.. 11 a. '"Hollnexs Its Attainment Tn m lal to corona FliE RESULT. and Progression." 7:30 p. m., :: Noah's invitation the loclodifg some Novelties in Ties, Bows and Socks. Mistake A Lesson for the Present tion o.' Kinir Edward, sent to Consul ; im ( This Eveninf? ratlin." m il i al Hoare. rea.ls ms follows: A Bitter can not bo pooed in oub Weekly Services Sundays. public Byron's Famous Comedy at worship and sermon, II s. m. and 8:30 The Kingdom f Great Britain and Ire a moment. To seeurs good p. mi.. Sunday school, 10 a. m. ; Ep-wor- tb land. Imperial India and the pictures one must take time League devotional service, 0:30 British Colonial Possessions Tfec Plunger. ts p. m. Wednesday, prayer meeting, 7:30 Beyond the Seas study the mood of tho sitter Monthly Meetings Monday, 2:30 173 Main 197. First Greet Thee and mniand Thy Pres and give him the opportunity Hotel Street. 'Phone p. m . Woman's Home Missionary So- ence at the Abbey of Westminster, MONDAY ciety; 7:30 p. m.. Epworth League busi- in the Ancient t'ity of Lon- to become at ease. ness meeting; first Tuesday. 7:30 p. m. . Methodist Men's Club; third Friday. don, on the twenty-eight- h Bc tha the Sewing Girl. 2:30 p. Ladies' Aid Society Daly of June We pursue this course 629 King Street, i. Anno Domini one thousand nine hun and justifies FRED PHILP & BBO. Building dred and two. Anno Itegni one Tuesday and Wednesday the result Wright ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH thousand nine hundred ;itil two the time and patience Kallhiwaena n At mi the oc aflion owthe sli-m- ceremony The Coronation New York, Day y Day! used. ST. AUGUSTINE CHAPEL (Roman f son of reigning 8AI0 FRANCISCO PRK ). the and heir the AT Waikikl. Every Sunday of and prince, of the blood royal ALL. on the year at 8:30 a. in . holy mass with huse ruRNEsa or kinds hand awd mabb Albei t G orge Plantage-ne- t 25c, 50c, 75c. M sermon: at 3 p. ni . Sunday School, Edward Orpheum Popular Prices Tlphnn HIUS MU. Bos William St. Leger Henry WILLIAMS Guelph James Bittlnger J. J. t'HHISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES Gower Wettln Fort 8treet. Photographer. Regular serslces. Sunday. 11 a. m.; Wediiesday. 7:30 p. ni.; room 8, Oregon Knieht of the tJarter. Knight of the I GET California Calimyrna Figs block. Hath. Knight of the Golden Fleece MT possessor of numerous and NOW ON SALK AT anil CLOTHES MADE GERMAN I.l'TH Kit A X CHURCH various other most noble Itev. Mr. Felmy. pastor: 1U.11' King and exalted titles Br street. Iv a. m.. Sunday school; II a. as 521 King in., congregational service K.lw.u-- VII. by the llrace .if Cod. of W. AH Ah? A A CO. ftlnst. lKI'TH MK KVAXi IKI.ISc'H I.l- - the I'nited Kingdom Of Oreat Brit- 1. Iberlsehe Klrche. Pastor Felmy. 11- -' ain and Ireland. King. De- IV I - Merchant King street. Sonntag. 'nr. Kinder- fender of the Faith and Tailors, j Kottt-sdiens- t; 11 t'hr. lemeinde fjott 4 Emperor of India. tlienst. Uemelnde nach-i- " VenuimniclunK - 1038 Nuuanu I la"- pr amlcitiu nostra. veck Are. hlusz ds Gottesdlenst. Vou got latest style!--, THE REORtlANIZED CHURCH MP Wh-- a nuisance a stiiF neck is. Dsy I CFtLD WEAKNESS. t a good lit the Jesus Christ of Latter Saints is every move isd TO THE Hall Opera House) j Every turn a pain and A UlNlsnl (rear of the prices 9 a. m.. Book of Mormon 10 ihc is a renunocr that ycu ars right. r clau: ment of bc:y a. m . Sunday school: 11 a. m.. somc:i.ing you ought not to have TO I 11 1ST presebing (Hswsllsn); :30 p. m.. Zian's You can worry for months got Reiiglo snd Lltersry Society; 7:30 p. si., something that you sMaad not have If presching. English service. about your weak child and not vcu ou!d fub your neck With Dr. fine Driving Horses Ha'pruncr'4 Pin Remover. TO ARK IT B ST TBE THE SALVATION ARMY Corner succeed in doing it even C- -o cr se:iJ to the nearest druggist sc of King and Nuuanu St Capt. Isa-b--- le Hutehlson. Lieutenants Katherlne small fraction of the good that n l cet a bottle ot iJr. Halpruner s Iden Bosi Photography affords a Hutchinson sad Adrtns Gordon In Puin Remover. Rub it on yojr neck charge. 10 s m . prarer saeetlng; 10:30 comes from little daily dose- - rub it in it won't blister; CLUB. never ending source of a. m.. open air mr(lt.s fos sailors and thoroughly 11 as Livery, record with longshoremen 1 i vou can use as mucn 01 uu i. Boarding enjoy ment To en the old lTtehmarket OI'( Crrit's K m i i nn seen racy tbe events and wharf; II s. m.. holiness meeting. 12:30. j The tirt application will give you rere and Sales .... servWe in tbe Oasu Penitentiary; 3 p. snd the second one will remove it scenes of his tour is a m . Sunday SCJsOOl; 7 p. in. open air This unfortunate weakness corner eadrely. STABLES pleasure at the time and services Fort snd Hotel streets: 18 FORT v rn . Solvation meeting All sre in some children invites all Don't let the dru--i- it ulk you ou: of a greater oae when be sees urdUlly te atle&S invited le 100 U e finished photograph 1 buying the Phone. manner ot disease. ne cure k Stand. Pbonss 010 snd 78. Sijles We loan Kodaks snd MAKIKI CHAPEL-- On Klnau str C. H. HWL.UX A. Cameras and finish pic- I Preaching service. 8 a.m. is not a matter of a day but m tures on short notice 51-0- Low Prices Terr rillNKSE CHCRCH (Congregation- the cure is almost vital to the eo cents and 0 botrfc. at a very reasonable price. al) Kev. Edward W. Thwing. acting dru"?:ot n't Halpnmer's pastor. Sunday school. :S0; preaching in life. Ii vour WingWoChan&Co service. Hi Sunday school In English. child's success Pain Rerr.r.vcr, cnd to Halpruncr Niedi- - 2:30: evening service. 7:30; Wedneeday. of all the cal M i:u: "acturing Co., 28 Calitornia prayer meeting. 7:90. The full benefit 1 Su, San FnmcssTQ, Cal. ? f oct Fumiturs. cod-live- r oil is (.'rsrs snd Tobacco Co.. JAPANESE CHI "If II (congress-- : power in pure Hoffschiaegtr i inai nuuanu street, itev. x. UKU- - . f.'hicese snd Japanese Tsss. Supply Go psstor.-Sun- dsy sss Honolulu ?Ho mura. school. 10; , ITIVCn to WCak Cnildren Dy Crockery. Mattings, morning service. 11: evening serice. , Vases, Camphor ood Trv;u. LIMITED. Fort Street. 7:J0; Wednesdsy prsyer meeting. 7:30. Scott S lUVlulsiOn. Children Rattan Chairs JAPANESE M. K CMURC1L 0. 1 ljlrg it and thrive on it. Per ILKS AND is AT INS Motoksws. pastor. Sunday school. 10: WATCHES near Bethel St. AJLX 39 King morning service. 11: evening service. fectly harmless yet powerful DURABLE and ACCURATE nir KINDS. 7:i: class meeting. 0:30; prayer meet-ins- :. 110-2- 1 Nuu.nii Strsss waited 5s- -t year for t i Wednesday. S. Services at Kukul The Keystone Watch Case Co. i street, near St. Louis College. for good. Philadelphia. VOL price of lumber tojodowii, sssaueo U.S.. Sead for Free Sample. has up: it is Hat. K AW A! AH AO CHURCH Rev. H. America's Oldest and instead it fone St N Y BEER o-f- i II. Parker. Pastor. Sundav school. 10: SCuTTi BOWSE, ChetnUtA. 409 Pearl Largest Watch Factory SEATTLE If In Bad "umor ( to en still mo vHy rt fnnmlnv aeevle. 11 vi-nln-v i WTO THE ! bo-oll- -- - DROP higher. cl nc 7:30: preaching In English by Rev. W COTTON BROS. & CO. For sale by AT THE- O. Westervelt: Christian Endeavor. The Principal Watch t 0:30: prsyer meeting. 7:30. HONOLULUr-- - Wednesdsy, AND GENERAL Dealers in .- . ENGINEERS -.a r k I f r v m at.H Builder, will Hawaiian Islands BOWLINCi rMKLUrCO cor.trartor r0 PENIEL MISSION-Ml- ns E. I"dden-ber- g - promptly and well. In charge. Meetings . v rk sre held In ard Estimates furnished for aJ lhm2LZ "W WCnm loKt uow Ahkow Bl . bet the hall on Nuuanu street. Just below NOTICE S! , King, every night of the week. Sun- of Contracting Work. DRESSMAKING g Hotel. PWoM Blue 1SU1. day morning. at 10 o'clock Bible study; Boston Black. Henoluto Sunday afternoon at 2:30. IS BBRJBT GIVEN THAT j .onc NOTICE i n.i-U- IVI IV! . C. 0. YEE HOP & CO meetlrg: wharf meeting at the foot of th Hlnj Yip Co. will not be rep s ss E. Killean -- Nuuanu street at o'clock every Sun- Oahu rr?.ilorint7 0. debts contracted without the "?rjiiirCA.c.A. day morning. A Scandinavian meet- writtenfr order of the treasurer of the KAK1K2M I ing for ladles Is held every other Wd-rcsda- y Merchant Tailo oompany. LOj WO - EC Hotel and afternoon, at 2 o'clock. In the Trf ..urer sf Hing Tip Cs. on Pho-- t Order. lirorerr. 471 Dref's Mission Hotel street. All Ke-painn- ff Approved by: W-- ll'im. finits to OrJer. cleaning. S. King St. welcome. msle TOUNO PFNO. . corner Bere-taoi- a De.'ly FRI'ITS AND VsSOETABLBB. Y hange-1- Kepaire.l. l"ugl and riwin(j; Secrvtary. Read the Adrsitlser; 7f eents Boretsnls Street. rner Alakes. ouUl. I'rices ItessoDaole. BISHOP MEMORIAL CHAPEL Ka- - & Emsia eta., Honolulu, T. U. HsnslUlO, April 20, lvi. 6154 per month. Pbo- - B till. ami It THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ' ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. MAY 3. too.

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t-- - - VESSELS IN PORT. California Feed Co. ARMY AND NAVT. II. . 9. Wheeling. Blocklinger. Queen and Nuuanu Street. Diego. April 28. IT. 8. 8. Iroquois. Rodman. U. S. 8. Albatross. Thomas. San Fran- cisco. March 24. MERCHANTMEN. (This list doe. not Include coasters.) Arthur Sfwall. Am. sp.. Gaffeny. Hio- - Lands go. April 16. Aloha. Am. .chr.. Fry. Port Gamble April 7. Alumna. Am. schr., Lawson, Newcas- tle. April 10. For Acme. Am. sp.. Lawrenee, Yokohama, April 1. Ellen A. Read, Br. .p.. MeQuarrie, Ma - ' 1 7P nila, March 3. Frank W. Howe. Am. .chr., Atkl RRIVI Mauritius, March It. JU Sale. Haydn Brown, Am. b .k.Asplund, New largest, of The finest and stock castle, April 3. Ivanhoe, Br. bk.. Grant, nitrate ports, May 1. PERU ARRIVES 'SAILED SAME DAY Factolus, Am. bk., Dart, Newcastle, LOTS IH KING STREET April 27. SPEING WAGONS AS THE Paul Iaenberg. Ger. bk., Ott, Bremer TRACT, from $1,400 to $1,250 AHEAD OF TIME CONDOR haven, April 14. ever seen In Honolulu. Tillie hi. Starbuck, Am. sp , Curtis, Saa They come with two ar three springs, witfl or without brake. April 20. lot; formerly known as O. N. - Francisco, The S. S. Peru. Captain Pillsbury. ar- - VANCOl'VER. April 30. The salmon- Transit. Am. schr.. Paulsen, Newcastle. We have Just the wagan to suit yu. both In style and price. Can a t i . n a W kl.k 30. and see for yourself. Wlooi'f premise. rived from Manila and the Orient abou:'a" "'P April ed November 5. is now -v- hour-- ahead of from this BERETANIA STRIaTT. NEAR FORT. noon yesterday, era! JZmwoot with her cargo of was left on April "M STEAMER MOVEMENTS. time. Yokohama CMe. of Mlmon from thl. port. 8he vesael brought 530 ton. of freight L TWENTY LOTS IN MANOA The now out w The Cote8Worth WM ARRIVK. for here and baa 1200 tons for San lmst KK)ken ,n tno g,. ptnc. The From San Francisco or Victoria - . May 7 ALLEY, formerly Montano't- Francisco In her bold. At Macao she Rocw now at K nor cent. Sonoma R, reinsured Dorlo May S Tract, $2,500 a lot. took on MO cases of opium, valued 'at will soon be du at Liverpool. beinR 137 Moana May 10 $383,506. day. out today. The Red Rock la how- - Alameda May 16 SPECIAL, INVOICE Her passenger list I. as follow.: Rev. v. r. a noted alow aalier. being a big Nippon Maru May 16 carrier and slow traveler, and she is not Peru May 24 and Mrs. A- - A. Bennett. A. A. Bennett. 'XiHCted for at least a fortnight. The Ventura May 28 Jr.. Mlfts M. M. Bennett. Reymond Rock has the record in slow passages, Coptic June S JUST FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN 4 RECEIVED A. Bootes. Mrs. for In MS9 she was an hopelessly overdue Alameda June Bennett. Lieutenant J. vessel when she reached Liverpool from Mlowera June 7 KAIULANI TRACT, from $200 H. E. Carpenter. Mrs. B. Carrington. New Caledonia. The underwriters had 'America Maru June 11 H. Carrlngton. Mis. L. Canington. L paid 92 per cent on the overdue, and not Sierra June 18 FROM 19 NEW to $350 officially YORK a lot only that, she had been adver- Peking June Clouthler. M. Coeater. Miss J. O. Craft. tised, preparatory to being posted at Alameda June 27 ; h cbrfattaL Omu a. Dnrtar, Cfcp-- L!-d- as missing, when ahe arrived in Gaelic June St tain I. E. Emerson and valet. Miss port. Her sister ship, the lOlOM Rock DEPART. Margaret and maid. II. Gold- - was reinsured at SO per cent as an over Emerson In 1901. same year Caa- - FIFTY LOTS IN KEK10 m S. Mr- - due and the the For San Francisco or Victoria: Collars, JWeeisties9 hmldt. R. Grant. J. H. Hall. SO Shirt, tle Rock, of the same line, reached per Peru May S O. F. Miss - TRACT, opposite Makee Islar d Holtsclaw and child. cent becaus- of her tardy passage to the Ventura May 4 Holtxclaw. 8. Humes. Mrs. K P Royal Roada from Hongkong. The Rea--.- n Coptic May IS "tuter ear, JEtc I- - f-- : f r - Hats, P.-r- ir $100 Jenkins. Miss M. - Jenkins. Lieuten Rock aalltsl fmrn t riri- W- America Mar. May 30 a lot a. ant W. C. Kub-lk- Dr. Smith Mi Kim llngtun. N. . . a abort voyage, and aa the Alameda May 21 SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUB WINDOW. Mr. II. W. Mix. Mr. and Mrs. J. W month passed snd she failed to arrive, Sierra May 27 Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. George W the reinsurance mounted, and reached Peking May S3 vllle. Hubert Robinson, R. Spencer SO per when, to the amazeme: of Gaelic June 7 v-- sl reported Mrs. R. Spencer and child. I. ion. I Spen all. the wsa from lme. Alameda June 11 on the wet cast of Houih America Hongkong Afarw. June 13 ONE HUNDRED LOTS IN cer. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Stuvesant having been blown paat New Zealand and HOTEL Robert H. Wbltln.;. A. Sonoma June 17 Turtan. Mr. acre the Pacific. With the arrival of China June 21 KAPIOLANI TRACT, at $50t E. Hartmann. the Windsor Park an! the burning of Doric June IS STREKT. Tu-r- e were no passengers aboard for the Franklstan. thee are few vesaela left Carry mall only. IWAKAIVllj lot Honolulu. on the ov-rdTi- e listTt he worst risk being Among th passengers is 1'nlte.l that of the Oliver de fllsson. long over She States Marshal George A. Derby. wn- - due from Cayenne for San Francisco. Etc., Etc. la In charge of two prisoners, a soldier sailed from Csyenne on eteptomber 9. The We also earry a full line of a Ilritlsh ship 8pker rprtid overdue In and marine, convicted of looting at s local paper, arrived at Portland a weak Tien Tsln. during the Boxer trouble. ago. pwM'BHVAaMiiMavBunirti&. m On Thursday afternoon an English man named Wellington w right, a wjw urn. M. w Mi a Big Cargo y- -3 M.W For further particular, apply to ship's carpenter from the ahip J. R With fl.Vi Tmm a 7 ml f w aa.s..vK7X' 999) Walker, who cam aboard at Yoko- The M&una La arrived from Hawaii hama, died of heart disease. His body and Maul porta at 5 a. m. yesterday, was brought to Honolula. with the following passengers: C H. Plan tation Supplies. The Peru sails for San Franelo at m on today. Kluegel. Mr Kamahlkane. P. E. La- W. C. Achi mar. Miss L. Cork'rtt. F. Peterman. G. ft Hancock. O. H Spencer. Fred Clark. Cecil Brown. Mrs. W. C. Achl. L. Kioll, THE WORD OF HONOUR. Mr. C. Robinson. Mia C. Akana. Miss The men who do thej aay; T. Palakloto. Miss H. Oniula. Miw M. Always u I.. Miss I.. 8. Willis. Chong th things prove to be wh.it Waahburn. & Company the that W. Comrky. F. J. Amweg. W. G. vt they Ke. BOARDMAN LOTS were said to be, how iilgland. J. S. Coke. Mrs. Coke and two We Are Serving at Our Fountain cheering: it is to come ujxm them. children. John Kaae. C. K. Fartlcn. H. K S A I fifty-fiv- e T T We all nate to be deceived; e II. WMklns. and on deck. I Reil ' peciallj when the deception is in- Her cargo consisted of 76S bags KINAU STtt::ET, tentional. But all men are not sugar. M bags coffee. 62 bags taro. 93 KAPIOLAM and Water Brokers liars, even if David did so bdls. bananas. 34 kegs butter. 24 crates LUNAL1LO n saj in fruit. S3 crates jam. 15 bbls. poi. 6 bdls. 8IREETS. Ph sphates Campbell Plock. Fort street -- his haste. If they were society hides. 28 head cattle. 233 pkgs. sun fed would be impossible. Everybody dries. Gl Mond knows that business is based The crew of the steamer failed in an Tot AH Knotr IThnt'a Smvtm la. $ Aee C'ejMe ami Try a THE NEW on credit, on faith. Millions aro attempt to locate the lost gasoline 1500 and $1700 MouJu bought on launch of the steamer Hanaiel. Purser and sold daily nothing Simeraon reported a fine trip. more solid than the pledged pro- EACH! HONOLULU DRUG CO. ENGLAND mises of men,-n- ot written, mere- Bouod Hare. ly verbal. The Sto k Kxchnnges The following vessels are bound for 926 Fort Street. are often called nests of gamblers, the Hnwulian Islands: 1-- 3 C AN Kt A 0T- - OTTO yet nowhere is a promise held Itnrlr I'alhorlne for Hlln! hark K. BIERBACH. BAKERY Rhod4rlck Dhu. sailed from San Fran- - Balance on time. in greater hononr. Therefore cisco for Hilo April 24: bark Annie j I. Loftdod Up With when we say that the tried sod J- - hnson. for Hilo; American-Hawaiia- n j effective modern remedy called steamship Hyad a sailed fr-- Pan' WfLL E FISHER Francisco April 17 for Honolulu; bark-- J WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION Au'-Honolul- u. entlne S. G. Wilder. San Francisco for Real Estate Agent RllU For a Spring Tonic Try Good Things To never deceives any who resort to April 24: bark Olympic, for tifQP6r. it in hope of benefit and cure, we Honolulu: schooner Rosamond, San1 may expect to bo believed. For Fiaaetooo for Honolulu, April SS; hark ('or. Mprfhant and Alakea Sfs. this assurance is given on what it Mauna Ala. San Francisco for Hono- -' Eat has lulu. April 24: barks R. P. Rithet. Mo- -I - o sE W done in the past in countless hlcan and v H rimmd. for Hono-- n.lsalaaAlUcHljlllTlJl U'lHJHie, "BOCK" ssse cases, on its record. It is only lulu: ship BmHy P. Whitney, for Hon- - I recommended to accomplish what oluhl an, I M:ikaw:i Our brew o? " Bock Beer' m nearly exhausted and Beofcb O&Wfl Ml it was made to accomplish. Its Lovely Vews, Sartb1 - ala. Noeau Arrives. those desiring it should fjrace nd eiylea. Pie ; i.- BM your action in Chlorosis, f.nd their order to the Ce-'i-i-a- . Maca-tfjssa- a: Anemia, La - ssjoChar used to make; Grippe, General Th- Inter-Islan- d steamer Xoeau ar- brewery immediately. Delivered Laly Pmrwa; On Hsj puffs: Debility, Throat rived from Kukuihaele ear!- - yesterday Pure Wafer. in bottles by the mmd all the da:r.ty atylea s.itabl. for and Lung Troubles, Blood Im- morning with the following passengers: case. : : : tbo wen-famish- ed table. purities, etc. is oonvincine. It is J. Watt. wif. and two children. Miss 'Phone Main 341. Ton. mt Pwra Caady. from chtp palatable as honey and contains Stewart. Mrs. A. Willis ami six on deck. Kaimuki Tract offers the psjsj far saanrtian up ta better brought 4:T55 bags sugar T. grade. For Ite w aaa furnish you a the nntritire ami curative rro-- fh of and best inducements to all Sasz r)unul',, hides. good resi- oa Psiisa.a Caadlea wrta a do- pertie. of rtiro Cod Liver Oil, , claFes desiring llar alawwbawe. Wag Main 74. extrarted bj us from fresh cod W.i.leale In. dence property. lirers. combined with the Com- The Walaleale got In from Anahola Lots 75x200 and 100x150. pound Syrup of Hjpophoaphitea about 5 a. m. yesterday with 3420 bass an 1 the Extract, 'of Malt of sugar. Purser Stlel reported 111.394 In 13 New Styles 74 and ashh With THL! PHONE sugar ri-t- WiM Cherry. 1). Ir- beg. of ready for shipment o. p Ir. Austin Kauai. The Nilhau was reported at and $IO P.fRRF.rt TIRKS vine, of Canada, savs: "I have Makaweii until fully pail, possession PATENT FOOT BRAKES New England Bakery used it in case, where cod liver immediate, t AXOPY T1S PATKNT AXLl.s apply to I'M BRELLA OR oil was indicated but con 11 not Shipping Note.. TOPS NAMELED Yom to l Happjr. C HOOD TOPS '91 N N ED STEEL FRAMES If Wat be taken by the patient, and the The 8 8 Teru saila for San Fran, is Trnstees; Gear, Lan: log S 1PHOLTEHKD iiASKETfl results following were venr grati- at noon today. - Rid., The new line of Baby BEAVER LURCH ROOM fying." It is effective from tho Th- schoonrr M rrhaat sailen from Judd Fort St Carriages and Go Carts just received from first dose and agrees with the l.3haina n Wodm-sday- . iork j er "Nuuanu'' by most sensitive and nervous stom- Krarv-l- a ay and family and J J Sulli- ALL KINDS OF H J. NOLTE Propel-- ' ar. van arrived fr-- Kauai n the W. G. Fort Oppoadt Wilder Co. ach.. It cannot deceive or disap- Hall on Thursday night Stt. point von. and come, to res- K. Starbuck began re-- FTRST-CXAS- S LCWCHBS SHRTBD. the The ship Ttllle von Hamm - cue of those who have received iving surar The schooner Yoiing Co. Wttb Tea. Ooaw. Soda Wnr. Aloha la alo taking her carso no benefit from any other treat- r Chrts-tunton- . Goodyear Co. Otngvr Aaa r Milk. The sch.-.n.- Captain Rubber aa. m ment. It stands for the medical su- E. 7 a. It p vailed for San Francleco with PPA.8B. Prealdent. Ql a Spvalr triumphs oX the age. At chemists. gar veaterday te Pracalaoo. CaL. U.t.A. EN STREET IMITED. HONOLULU t THB PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. MAY 3. xgoo.

III SHELLS AT THE TUG OF WAR WANTED A AND BAR G MAGER 1 Vlk tbPs-- Activity Among a Joe Cohen Quits Myrtles and the Baseball Healanis. League. i Beth Myrtle lank tbe and lira Boat A merry spat is In pr.ivrross between have settled dawn to bard, earn- 'lota Manager Cohen of the Honolulu Base- est work. preparing champion-hi- p for the ball League and the other officers of races Pearl un at Harbor the 4th the league. Cohen, it will be remem- of July. Daily, four-oare- d four or five bered, was appointed manager and his hells, -- aad several six oared bargee, duties were specifically stated to be erf course, with, the ever present pair supervision of the financial end of oar preen the la which the handa are t the league season. coached, may be aeen upon the harbor x At a meeting of the league held on between the bourn of .5 and p. m night Cohen s duties were excellent work being done by both the curtailed and the collee- - clubs. on of gate receipts transferred from' Myrtle ii The new er have a number of him to the secretary-treasur- of the mea. aotne of them of irreat promise. league ruled, would many league. Cohen, the while the face of of their old look bats, balls and grounds. X after the warrior may be aeen In the boats. Mr. Cohen is very wroth at tbe pe- mmg them "Pete" Llahman." "Oily" treatment he received and JX culiar has rtorenaoa. "Bill" Soper and Lyle. It stated yesterday that after today's Is rumored that the Myrtle Senior crew games he would forswear the league wlH constat of the above mentioned and all its works. four, and If so It will be a hard one "I went up to the meeting on Thurs- te boat, for they are tried veterans day." raid he to a reporter yesterday, Just at present the chances seem fb ' and arrived after my duties as man-pe- r favor the Healanis for both races, as had b-e- changed. The league did they have the victorious senior crew X adjusted the : J? not have the decency to ! apprise me sf 1SP1. In Pied Damon. Sam Walker THt PORTUu-tvEb- t -- ui.i.trt- wmo of the changed conditions of my office Im Renear and Paul and hav rrSt me to through the Jarret. and allowed sit X TOM TOM only lost one of the Junior crew who C(JWNHN' meeting in complete ignorance of their last July almost distanced their rivals. action. There was a considerable dis-ccssi- WPULLIO riwc - The three old men of this crew now row- - nn t- a & i ' f however, as to who should en- Ins; are Bert Webster. Harry Murray dorse the complimentary tickets and and C n. Tracy, whtje amonf the new the matter was tuken out of my hands be induced to try conclusions A good Hitch-coc- k. anea giving should representative number of the ham. Miss N. Adams with D. H. jsiven Secretary Andrews to at- there are several excellent TENNIS GAMES with some of the best local players, for best lady players are quietly but per- Miss Kitchen with William Roth, and to promise, among them A. McDuffle. B. from what has been seen of his playing sistently getting into form. Mrs. R. Miss L. Ward with l K. Elston. and tend to." F. Hell born and P. K. Raymond, any WELL44he would stand a fine chance of giving vers, Mrs. H. Gunn. Miss L. Ward. Miss Horner with A. M. No well. This Yesterday Cohen, as manager of the PROMISE one of whom should be better than the them a drubbing. He Is in town now Mips Horner. Miss Nina Adams. MlSS means some fast tennis. league, v;is applied to for compli- and might lie persuaded to stay over Kitchen and Mrs. S. G. are con- man they have lost. There Is a feeling Wilder The winners for the last three yean mentary tirketR by the captains of tbe Tennis of high class, and for blood, next week and enter the tournament, stantly at practice. These players are In men's doubles have been E. Ad- confidence among the wearers of the R league teams and representatives of the sf text, will be the rule during the tour- for it would put new life into the sport. quite evenly matched and some good ams and A. T. Brock, and unless more may result disastrously, for Some sf the officers of the Albatross close games will be the result. They practice is devote J to is press He passed the matter up to the nine that h will Inaugurated next doubles than over-confiden- nament whu be sin-ple- a, ce has lost many a race. and Wheeling are devoted to the game will all participate in the ladies" being done at present, it would seem secretary-treasure- r and the result is If the Fourth was next week the re- week, for there are honors to be won. and ult hough handicapped by limited ladles' doubles and mixed dou- that the same pair should win Spain complimentaries yet - no have been sult would be easy to forecast, for. lost, competition promises opportunity- to practice, being a.vay bles. Just how they will pair off for this time, simply on account of team that and and the issued. Judging by present form, tbe Healanl to be of the very first Interest. There "0.,nuewh .n service If in port may the ladies' doubles no one knows, but work, a great factor la doubles. Some would an easy victory, tournament. Uoth of ten-wi- ll the mixeil doubles will be as fol- very strong men- 'When 1 was asked to act as man- crews have but be nothing which will for the about combinations are the anal struggle will not take place ia'l ain c,ub, extended invitations to lows: Mrs. S. G. Wilder with W. F. tioned, and especially are W. Uoth and ager of the league," said Cohen yes- men' sin- - u.o- - I for over two months, and with the ma- harder guessing than the them to use their court and s have Dillingham. Mrs. Ft vers with E. II W. P. Dillingham. '. E. Elston and A terday, "both President Chilllngworth hand It Is more than probable fries, taken advantage of the privilege. Adams. Mrs. H. Gunn with I. Dilling M NoweU, H. Cooke W. H. terial at C and and Secretary Andrews gave me a carte that the Myrtles may work out a Two years ago the Hawaiian Tennis arrangements a amp! on crew. T4.T4. TT.TTTTT. blanche to go ahead with 1 on Association put up a silver cup which as I "thought best. After securing a The Healanis will be quartered X In lots of hard train-la- g was become the property of any one I: ground and putting the Peninsula during the final to league, I to the Paris premises, tne same winning It three times, not necessarily work in the interests of the t turned down for n reason what- cool, commodious quarters that they oc- In consecutive order. Frank C. Ather-to- n I league year. be- ever. If they think that the cupied last This afternoon in 1904 simply holding meet- tween 4:30 and o'clock there will be won the championship title can be run by ings, let them go ahead and try. a great rally boat-hous- e and In 1901. so he stands a fair chance of the clans at the ! have the ground in shape for this that files the Blue Bann- - r. 'ap-ta- la of becoming the owner of the cup. Intending to out afternoon's games, and then It's all Church send three Three weeks ago. however, in a Pa- off." four-oare- d crews and a six --oared barge league will be g cific Tennis Club tournament. William The first games of the A srowd of the club members are go-la- Roth, who has had two years' good plgyed at Punahou Ihta afternoon. At down to lend their moral support. Athletic Club V. A. C on OfMWt t 1:30 o'clock the Honolulu J. Church. Carl Rhodes and I practice the Pacific ten.ds Artillery, line-u- p be- -- e will meet the the ktnson have been coaching regularly, courts, won the Alexander cup from ing as follows: while P. W. who will as -- Klebahn. act Mr. so from this it might e . A. n. Joy. P.; head roach, goes down today for the Atherton. H. A. Louis. C; appear Roth had a chance mort- 1 B. ; J. Thompson, SB.; T Is to say never that : Glea-so- n. rst time. It safe that i B. : Williams. S. P.; P. before in history of rowing has so gage on the cup this year. Only a few Price, J. the R. F. ; J. Aylett, C. F.; H. Kaai, snueh enthusiasm been shown, and the months ago on the Beretanla flub t L. F. sight of so many crews on tbe water coorts. C. K. Rlston had Roth running Brown. a great upon Artillery Lieut. Jones. C; must make Impression all over the courts and seemed to win P.; Pliney, 1 B. ; Smith. 2 B. : Hicks, 3 sport-lovin- g ex- tourists who do not handily from him Of course every ; S. S. ; Lieut. Newton, pect find snythlng of the B. Lieut. Behr. to kind here one remembers bow Mr. Atherton beat K. F. : Dupblll. C. F. : Bennett, L. F. a-1t-h ia the distant Isles of the Pacific. Mr. Klston last year, and these ! A. A. L -- H. A. Williams, tjfSMM, . -- jr- - - Substitutes C. farts It Is a guess as to the winner. jir ' Cunha. J. Hansmann. The are not the only player, how- The second game will be between the ATHLETICS WITH ever, who have a chance st the top, Kamehameha Athletic Club and the for men like W. F. Dillingham. Don- Halle fill nan, who will take the field a THE CHRISTIANS ald Ross. A. T. Brock. D. EL Hitch- follows: A. Cunhs, A. M. when cock. Noaell. Wfi'V ' ' flP . ; i'mSl Kama C. Kaanoi. C: D. Kekncwa. In practice, and they are trying hard to af P.: O. Jones. IB.; S. Koki. 3 B. ; A. proper be over- e The first game this evening In the get In shape, cannot X Liehards. 3 B.; D. Harbottle. S. S.; D. Teung Men's Christian Association looked In any tournament. This list Kanewanui, R. F. ; C. Paehaole. C. F.; I not complete, for J. Waterbouse. J. X F. Cockett. L. F. basket-ba- ll will be league between the P. t'ooke. p. M. Uansdale. E A. Mott- - Mailes F. Kelly, C; G. Clark. P.; D. A apartsns and the Blue Streaks. Smlth. K. A. Wodebouse. E. Jt. Adams T t Davis, 1 B. ; Mana. 2 B. ; C. Akau, 3 B. ; start will be made at 7 30 o'clock. Fol- and J. T. Irvine are all steady player. T C. Jones, fL S.; Tobin. R. F.; C. Taylor, lowing jtosl- - make good showing st the game, and C. F.: C. Osborn, L. F. are the players and their i are not beaten until the last point x Substitutes Maile Rinnan S. Chilling-wort- h. tsjogwi W. Hush. H. Williams. t W. Q. Johnson, it. S. Pier M. F. Prosser. of Li hue. Kauai. The Honolulus should beat the Artil- r; of Healani Yacht Boat Club. re, forwards; K. M. Cheatham, cen-'- Headquarters the and lery without much difficulty. The other W. S. Blaley. J. Gorman. guard-Bl- ue game will be keenly fought and the X Mailes look to have a shade the best Streaks - A. K. Luta. A. Babbitt, D. H. Hitchcock and P. M. of the deal. W. K. cen- Laoadate, J. Rlaekmsn. forward. Kerr, --e Waterhouse and J. P. The umpires in today's games will be ter; B. Heilbron. J. S. Boyle, guards - Cooke. S. G. Wilder and L Dillingham Chalmers Graham. Morris Keohokalole, X hard teams to beat, but they are not Lieutenant Newton and Solomon At S:Ii p. ss. Ike Five O'clock will playing together enough to get a line. plsy the Alohas, ss follows: Five O"Clocks J. A. Templeton. J B. Freltaa. forwards. G Kwallko. center. THE UMPIRE WILL PACIFICS HEAD F J. Russell. If. M Hepburn, guards i Aioku A. McOurn. J latin, fJ CALL OUT "HOVER ALL 'THE TUGGERS wards: C. Ousnss. center; G. Ms o. Oss. guards The tlrst match of the cricket season Tonight will be ladies' night at the tug-of-w- ar The Spartans were formerly the I.. will be played at Makiki this afternoon, be-- . be- - a I.. Iflp They changed their name commencing at 2:30 o'clock. and there will number of use the crowd ru-we- d that It stood T ams will be started from the follow- chairs provided for the fair sex In tbe Long . Digged ing players: Iebatent. . Aala warehouse. The Honolulu Athletic frTbe third and last athletic J. Clbjrn. J. VT. Har-- y. D. Riss. I., band will a specially select- lndr A. Ahlo. H. McKay Harrison, Clab render intent will held on June 2. snd lilackman. ed program. it is expected thst new local records A. Guild. Rev. V R. Kitcat. Prince Dav- ' id. A. F. Mil. s. I. L Bott. M Mclntyre. The first pull will be between the be made In i -- vents. Already all! F. Young. H. B. Sinclair. R. Anderson and the 'Longshoremen, to be A. K. Luts hse aSSM 7 feet 4 Inrhes la anil R A. Jordan (captain). nK-har- followed by a tussle between the Public the running spi i high Jump. In A. R. Hatrleld. J Beardmore. A. Piia-nai- a. Is Inches belter eemmsS9Bihh Morse. L. A. C. F. H. G. Works t. am and the Portuguese. practice'. This three P. Parish. The Scavengers will win from the Po- local record. All tbe leaders s Thos. GUI. J. W. Waldron. pulf than lb - rtugese but the result of the first :n the past two contests will take pert 4P4"SW- Prince Cupid. H. L Herbert. Von de old men of the Hyde. D. Mclntyre. W. H. Raird. E. C. is hard to forecast. The la the next one. Including W W Cur- beach should outlast the Yankees and -- Smith. J. C. MoOUl and D. W. Anderson tis. R. 9. Plersn. Falvey nd J (captain). win, but it's a risky bet. Ksyle. In The pulls so far have resulted as fol- The slandisg of the tesms n the lows: Tup 2ft-Pa- ciflc Toung Men's Christian Association Standing of of War Tsam April Hardware defeated of time--. 24 minutes. basket-bal- figured up to date The present standing the teams is an Portuguese; l league, follows: Aus defeated Longshoremen; i Kani Ke as follow Pulls. time, 15 minutes. Uoas ron. Lost. Petg April 2? Portuguese defeated W L tor apst p ic Pacific Hardwares 100 tirr.e. It minutes. Lumber arda. Diamond Heads 1 0 13 HI Public Works 100 Public Works defeated I 1 M ! X Kanl Ke Auk GO time, 17i minutes. & r 30 May 1 ra-ifi- c Hardware defeated Kani 1 W H HI Photos by Rice Perkins. I.umbt Yards tartans X ; guese 50 Aus: time. 19 minutes. I 1 M Ke PPae Strewke H The New Home of the Myrtle Boat Club. All-- Lumbermen defeated Longshoresses; I X X mericans Aloha L'jngshoromen . . . time. 31 minutes Intermediates .. 1 29 M 14 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY S. 190.

take these colored waters for gardens full of flowers. A STRANGE ACCMHT A THE FISHERMEX. STRANGER'S FEBRUARY All the while we are playing in the witer and long after we have reluct- Ice antly left It, we see groups of nativea Kali From a Hor e Hesalts in Cream fishing further along the shore toward the lighthouse, wet brown skins shin- Paralysis. WONDER HONQLULU ing in the sun as the men wade about SOJOURN in the coral ledges, some with nets to Whiie Mr. I.. J. Davis, of Manatee, ensnare the unwary fish which others Mil was riding his horse near 'the confuse by beating the water, and h.. others still, poising long spears with railroad, the animal was frightened at which to transfix the uncanny, but. a passing train and becaaie unmanage- view, tooth- inter-Islan- d from the native point of ulthough H. L. Feb. 14. You the States sr.d one of the tittle some be able. The horse plunged and, long ban-ne- r squid if he will but foolish The "Wonder" comes in sixes at the following HONOLULU.a mistaken idea of Feb- steamers dragging a enough to show a gleam of gray ten- Mr. Davis is a good rider, the move manj soft-ro- al of smoke behind her. On tacle. Hour they wade or ruary Of course I - after hour was so quick and unexpected that prves: thf- loft are beguiling Chinese duck swim or dive, till you begin to under- ment do not wish to bo too patronizing about farms unhealthy but picturesque; stand th assertions you have heard, lie was thrown from his saddle and oo very ago pond and canals of shining water that is quite as struck the pavement with his head and 2 2.7 It. for not lone February mirror delicate algaroba trees in their that the water familial quart - icy eteoieul t. the native Hawaiian as the shoulders. meant to me. too. sidewalks and placid depths and most picturesquely land. in some of picked up unconscious and it If It PtS ...... wwum SB thby. delightfully dirty and roman- Later the day the He was sluahy streets, rutin? Id and sullen men paddle by in their canoes, strange, was at first thought his aeck had keen - . 4.00 tically dilapidated little cabins, where narrow boats, hardly sinking into 4 quarts aides, warm furn ant thick veils and sweet-face- d Chinese women loiter, tittle broken; but an examination revealed by any knowledge the water for all their sharp keels bal-a- n was not the case. Whee he b ,i'i.irt ..... heavy coats. ut now I kn w batter quite undisturbed ed OO by outrigger that this 6fl of sanitary laws or germ diseases the waves an came to his senses he was fouad par- and lone to apologise to an unjustly quaint Chinese children play con- of curved poles and a heavy, floating while log. Th-'- y tially paralyzed. motion freezer uses month, for If you tentedly in heaps every- are on their way to the fish IMiciau ices in flee minutes. Triple suathematlzed take refuse and market w ith the results of their morn-- I In telling the story, Mr. Davis said to sati-factor- y where there are ducks, waiting ts be litt'e ice. If yon haven't a freeser there's no time her the right way in other word. If Ins; I toil, and you realize that at last the reporter of the Manistee Tiaves: driven out to feed on the fiats at low you like the present to make a purchase. you come to meet her in Honolulu Feb- tide and meantime waddling comfort- ha seen natives working, for as "It was three days and nights after the land, cosily a rule they toii not. Neither do they accident before I came to know any- ruary ebowe herself to be ne of the ably on nestling in warm -- dust, or floating with meditatix mien pin. and though one hones they spend one, and then I found ray left side was pleaaaatest monttis in the year, far t on the quiet water. their inlnite leisure in meditating on paralyzed. I could not move even a generous to sulk or bear ma!i-- e because Then come rows of graceful cooa the responsibilities involved in the finger or toe on my left side and my .i to palms and back of all th u,ttr i r'S" vote which I'nnsxess has thrust A he has been nvsunderstoo.l in New ':m. men ill pguuou left eye was affected. doetor treated mounta'ns. serene and unmoved, drap-IBS- J ufmii in iei i'iu ine I j me for three months after was hurt England, and only anxious to over- themselves with mists and sun- world, so far. would seem to show that they have not as yet to j but I got no better. After thia had E. 0. Hail & Son, Ltd. whelm us with favors. For :ne real shine in endless array of aspiring peak. attained that Velvet flank shadowy valley. high level of patriotic rectitude which sone on for a couple of years I saw an February Is a of slowing .sun- and some of our neighbors month PKA5HOKK HOPS!:. Massachusetts account in a paper of hew a man was Enters Blocs, Port Street. shine and luminous shadow, of great claim for them. cured of creeping paralysis by Dr. SJfil-liam- s" Waikiki is the seashore resort of BTKVBNSON People, fend white clouds drifting across a deep Honolulu this is great REMINISCENCE. Pink Pills for Pale the hotel this I help me. sky. Is Kiplolanl Park and all these houses After a bath and a delicious lunch. thought perhaps they would blue of soft southern breeze that it is so delightful to sit in the cool And they did. I begaa to get Is? built along the shore houses that bter doubtless blow from the Splee tnds range from a palace to cottage? be- .shadow of the lanai and watch the immediately and kept oa taking them a ocean clouds of earlr Victorian poetry certainly long to friends we met at that recep- and the and the sunshine I till I was cured. 1 am doing my werk playing their eternal game of shadows , they bring with them all the freshness tion last week, or are to meet at some now without difficulty and reconurSind festivity next. At last, close under the feether, that it is only astonishing Peo- and buoyancy of those miles and miles we are not there still. But presently Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale peak of Diamond Head, we find our we pack up along ple to every one whom I hear com- of salt water that stretch between us destination, a charming house tucked the baskets and drive LADIES' MUSLIN away under the cliff, by the shore to Sans Souci, where the men plain." Day shadowed r and the South Pole. and night the jr. t. wood spend an diving and swimming Mr. Davis is a marine engineer on and algaroba trees, looking in- the-mome- ter hovers about 70 degrees. out over miles and miles of blue water. from a great pier that stretches out the tug Stevens and, although the ac- to tne water. Does ' Sans Souci" recall years ago, he UNDERWEAR Tou can choose your temperature ac- From the great lanai we could toss a cident took place eleven pebble Into the ocean, screaming and anything to Stevenson worshippers? It has not had a touch of the complaint - was i opportunity no cording as you stay in the sunshli or curling over the great coral here he lived during that winter cure by Dr. Wil- ease p.-i- price this week and aa excellent reef that he spent in Honolulu. In those days since his marvelous SJSSJSJ SSS STSSSSSJ on an economical boats. Material fs of the best and the shadow, down on the plains by tbt guards all our shores. Some time, liams' Pink Pills for Pale People. when the tide is low, we are to wade the place was an inn, two or three low all well made. sea, up valleys among moun- wide-spreadi- ng It is a reasonable claim that if Dr. ends or the the out on this reef and see the sea gar- - roofed, houses, rooms tains. people are always opening beyond rooms in a delightful, Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Febple UH DBRMK IBT8 $1 Of upward dens telling us about. haphazard way. The gray house which will cure severe cases af this nature Perhaps you never realise 1 before roots where the purple coral looks like Ssim Ir trimmed with lace and embroidery. pansies. where pink and white and Stevenson and his family lived in is they will readily accomplish as fSbod that In February one naturally crosses lettuce green seaweeds grow and empty now and you can wander about results in lesser afflictions of the nerves. tiOWKS toe upward street, where, through In you the wide lanai where he describes his this is so is substantiated by MUHT to the shady side of the but the cracks the coral, people as sitting on that beautiful That Lac and embroidery trimming. truth Is that the midwinter sun is very look down to beds of white sand and statements from thousands of pefple in the clear water strange, bright April night when he described the Ubey hot and. even when It la tempered by a ?e place in a letter to a friend. It is built who have been cured by them. CHK1IME upward btcese. you have no desire for violent colored fishes gliding silently about out over the edge of the land. thiF are a positive specific for all diseases -- Lake cno 'T" " " arising from a deranged nervous Sys- T mtm and mbr.,. !ry trlrr.T.nt exercl hut life contlv: learn y o how very few Important occupations doubt suggested the decorations Blle." and the rest, must have felt tem or poor blood. Dr. Williams' Pink inure raianasnes ana spears we were i COKHET rOTERS 0c upward there are. At night a delicious eoolner as if thev were floating on the moon- - Pills for Pale People are sold by all U dealers or will be sent postpaid on re- od aao sssnssa falls over the land, a coolness born of UZZZZ Jut"arPreent, U driight:! the leagues of salt water that sur- . .,, . .ki ..!. 'Zn'r, where The ceipt of price, fifty cents a box; six you among go Master of Ballantrae" was written a boxes two fifty cents, R IW KRS 0 upward round us. and aa sit the and down over the rocks of curdled shadowy room, full of ghosts to a Ste- for dollars aad palms on the wide lanai In youi thin- lava Into the delicious water. by addressing Dr. Williams Medicine embroidery trimming. Compare our prices with otbere. The Pacific la very warm, venson lover. One almost expects to nest dimity gown, you wonder idly now soft and see that low cot with its heap of pil- Company. Schnectady, N. Y. and then, whether you need something full of gentle swayings and humorings long. face, It In beautiful to be right In this lows, and that pale, mobile ever your shoulders. But It ia impossi- tinted ocean, to aee with its kindly, mocking smile, looking ble to tear yourself away from the the streaks of at one from the warm darkness. On fortunate habit of coming to an end in PROGRESS BLOCK carmine melting Into the cool, pellucid the house a great Honolulu as in Hartford; the air is Southern Cross, wheeling slowly un PUrPle and the lines of roval ournle in other side of the growing cool, the clouds are beginning over crest Punchbowl, from th l hau tree makes a trellised arbor; that 3 Fort Street. the of the white capped distance, while above strange hau tree lays a parent trunk to gather in the West, preparing for crescent moon glowing like a Jewel ir. toe fringe of green trees, the great up the pageant of sunset, the WalaSiae t close along the ground, sending peaK or rears vt-H-s the west, from the drifting lights of the crater Ulamnnd Head thickly branched children trees at in- Hills are drawing their opalescent fishing itself. like some petrified monster more closely mmx Hawaswa boats in the harbor, or the scent tervals. The drifting sands have cov- about them, there is heights i of mingled heliotrope and rose gera- of barren, pale red and violet ered this supporting trunk but for even time to look in on the polo 0aaxe nium. The fact you think of a rock against a blinding sky. One does some fifty stems just winding up on the field beneath that not very J feet the wrap is what constitutes a "cold snap" rare to venture far from support an Impenetrable shade of dark the regularly folded Sank of Diamond shore, for some one has said that not green Head, or to do more than drive throfeh in this favored land, for it appears that far away the ocean Is three miles deep, leaves that curve down into the the beautiful tropical groves this perfect June weather, with a day swaying water. Here, we are told. and Wa- and though that white fringe of surf Stevenson sat at his meals, while an rdens where the Prineees KAheVni or two ac- Is away j short-live- d of wind and showers Just still far well, perhaps it is as occasional canoe slipped in through the dreamed dreams of an Im- Tuxedos and centing the sunshine, is an unusually well to be within easy reach of shore leafy screen, and, on such a night as possible kingdom. But after all. yre severe winter, though the thermometer, the first time who knows what the j April have had pleasures enngh for pne j that of his letter, sweet voiced even in high latitude, has not yet Pacific and the volcanoes may be up native boys may have paddled up to short winter's day, so let us roll can SO to? Especially when a big yellow and . tentedly home, past fallen to degrees. Of course. I know ' serenade him as he sat, getting ex- the ponds of Hue Full Evening Dress brown butterfly flutters up from the and pink water lilies, fljeaat Suits these confessions. Instead of making ' quisite glimpses, through leaves, of and the l i C9 us. In the kind-hearte- beside followed a moment masses of ferns and blossoms J you sick with envy, a is my d that "sea front where Venus and the and he by a great turquoise blue dragon fly, moon are making luminous tracks on darkening ocean and the eoeoa grave?, desire, are In reality puffing up and If you do not believe that such whose great tufts of plumage look Bfce ! the water, and a great swell rolls and a whole community with spiritual pride creatures can spring from the water, huge many-winge- d birds, soaring; I shines on the reef." Into over your recording thermometers with let me ask you if you ever went bath- - the air. tugging in vain at the Sang Be-- CONTENTEDLY HOME. To he correctly dressed the coming theatre season their pins pushed down below the sero Ing in the Pacific in February? 1 leash of stem that chains them Sbr-ev- er mark. It shows what a soothing effect sides, any butterfly might easily mis- - But happy days have the same un- - to the earth. fc. A. i. requires that gentlemen wear a Tuxedo er Drees the atmosphere of Hawaii has. that I buit. We have the closest to custom made elothes no longer comprehend the one delight t t t t T T left to the weather-tormente- d dweller Hiffvv in the make of ALFRKD BENJAMIN sr CO., In New England, the Joy of proving a New York. Perfect Fit and Style Ties, Gloves, temperature that ia more extreme than his neighbors'. Here. Just Inside the PATTOSIENS Dress Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, etc., always in complete tropical xone, we are really more tem- line of rises, also new stock of perate in our pride. Bio,' Furniture Exposition Building; TO BE OUT DOORS. Under these circumstances, the great Cor. 16tK and Mission Sts. Iverness Overcoats. object of life is to be out of doors. A house is a very good place to sleep in. i to eat In. too. at times, but most of one's existence Is spent on the cool DESIRABILITY shsdowy lanais or under the shade of JFFJB1LITY RELIABILITY mango r rubber trees, and you go on picnics whenever you can make the slightest excuse. The first preparation i. Kash Clothing Co., Ltd to be made Is to borrow a house. This I J PATTOSIEM'S PJtTTOSIEM'S PJtTTOSlEN'S Is easier than it sounds, for generos-- . - Good Furniture Fair Treatment Your Money's Worth More it v h, rampant in the land and almost I and e TWO STORES et-ryon- lias at least one extra house j y tucked away In some beautiful nook of T Corner Hotel and Fort Bts., and Hotel St. near Bethel. this beautiful country. It is not much T All over the country these thoughts are associated with the name. Square dealing an undertaking to have an extra es- - . tabllshment here as It Is at home, of j has won this if nothing more. course. Plaster is unknown and in this We ask your confidence in the Furniture we offer, and shall prove worthy of it by warm climate one thickness of boards the values we shall render you. is quite enough to sve the chief pur-- JT J. pose of a house to keep out the rain X Notb. If you cannot visit our store, write us for catalogues, photos, prices or general information. ClintonINSURANOK,Mutchlns, and the sun. No cellar, no chimneys are necessary. A stove can thrust Its T The few illustrations and prices below are pipe out anywhere. A lanai Is lmper- - T merely given as a stimulating suggestion attve. and you may build as many lit- - j T tie rooms about Is as you wish, but if i i-- Life Ax sudden influx of visitors arrives. It Is quite convenient to pitch a couple ; T if t-- nts in the front yard or. If you T have time, and like to do things In T J princely fashion, you can run up a few extra rooms In a day or two or build a little guest house In the garden. So, on some bright, warm morning, the only question Is whether you shall IRON BUD with bmu top rod, IRON nED with brass knobs, auk for a house up in Hanoa valley, braM np.ruirls and knobs; sizes equal in strength to any bed ft DrciNfi TABLE made of solid oak, Enishefl all full of violet shadows, j i ft, t 6 in, tod 4 ft 6 in. 1'rice made. Price golden rainbow $.90 extendes to 6 feet, top is 42 inch., mists and musical waterfalls, or on when closed, l'rice Tantalus mountain, among the tree $8.35 Marine ferrs and the koa and kukul trees or down at Waikiki. where the coral re f s tear the great waves Into creaming - urr vie are sure of a welcome every-wher- e, lrwvry Blooh, Wo.- for there Is no place so remote out a hard working, smiling "Japa- Roosts 508. S09. 510 nese" can be found willing to sett'e In some obscure corner of the estab'ish-men- t StsarcBwsfd Bonding with his wife and babies to tend the garden, air the rooms, see that of Engineering Work storms do not do too solic much damage THP'-- . PTRCR SART.or sriT, frame is made of Eastern Surveys Re- and. when picnickers arrive, finished mahogany PATENT KITCIIEN TABLE, R STiON ited. Examination. and whether birch color; sckts are upholstered as two has two bins, two uiasjua. 60NS ports made for Waterworks. Steam and the master or his friends, to take care .ir ok.iei, either in Trlour or tapestry. Write for kneading boarcJs. Trice in f the horses, light fire In Sample coTtrring. Price ot'tnt glJ.Ro Electrical Construction: Plans and a the stove This table with slid:ng top to extern! four feet, Uone and mate prepared, so that we may have some of this Ha- $.QO cxtr, !:.! and construction superintended, la all waiian coffee with our sandwiches and of ngin'vring work. Contracts solicited for railroad electric and salads, wash the dishes Impress Oxir Carpet Department teasel. avMeee. buildings, hlga ways, ate. and foundation, piers, wharves, us all the time with the fact that we Novr occupies over square 15.000 feet of floor - attanttaa gtrsa to examination valuation and report of properties are the most welcome of guests, whose Foace I. - long-hopeO-f- or aad full of In ! ' . for Investment perpoees. visit is now heralded as is tvtrnlns all possible si vies B ' i j the culminating moment of life. a::d varieties. You'll like our patterns, too. Frsdxrick J. Aatwie. M. Am. Soc. C. &, It has been so hot for a few days Samples sent free. , please remember that Is February r.l JR.. c'y and Tru. Snslnear and Manager. this Ba f r !'s Brussels Carpet.-.- per y.-.- 7Gc, 60c, 55c that we finally decide on Waikiki and r It' so ..'. wool Ingrains. j.-- yard 05C Mart off. bright and early, driving Wool-fille- first through "Portuguese town," d Ingrains, per yard !.!5c where. It Is said, they raise grapes, figs Bevvy Columbia Ingrains, per yard ...... 30c and children, a mighty crop I Carpets, per yard $1.50, $1.25, 95c of all Ready-mad- e M. IVloK hoi three, if one may Judge from the big-leav- ed Carpet Rugs, in velvets, Brussels trees, the shady arbors and the an! icrs 6x9.. .$10.25, $8.75, $7.75 crowds of boys and girls in the street. 3x 11.6 $21.50, $15.50, $14.25 and Then past the Queen's Hospital, with f.anfurd's Brussels Rut's 91 12 $13.75 House, Sign Decorative Painting Its rows of stately palms, and along I nicy's Smyrna Rugs Beretanla avenue, every house 9x11. $170 where 7.6x10.6: 11 Graining, Glazing, Paper Hanging and Tinting. h .i . ir ti that hs- - escap d ir..;n $U.75 High DIN-IN- some eastern conservatory, and so 6,x9. ;; 510.25 rrade DINING down a lane, past square Novelty Art Rugs 9 xu $6.75 of Sue polished oak;rThas CIIMR om:ilc!i twisted TAHIE,F cca-structe- d, strongly First-Cla- ss Sign Work on Glass a Specialty. patches of water where the rice Is Just ,7 $5.85 lat.ier seat. This henHM B X h m m m wll braced, beginning to show Its slender, spring-gree- n Ausi La care Price leaves to the Beach road. On CuAra to match. 761 Alakea Street. our ritrht is the ocean, sapphire blue 0;JC CURTAIN DEPARTMENT is of w white-saile- - . ,V".uU. elUes at lowest In d armroval.- - Monev Wt- - - Prices. , the sunshine, with two j v.. wner ",,a,i.- .n- - . . Curtains ..nf" . 1 - nv Telephone G2. r-r-r Main V on long voyage to r V-- ""I. MUSlilClOrv. P. 0. Box 522. barks starting their ttt fr r .A.vv v f-f THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY , 1902. THE BISHOP CO.. BANKERS Bank of Hawaii ESTABLISH KI LN 1858. MURPHY AT UMITED. STOP THE PAIN! If inwrpmttd nd the Laws of Bank ins Depart mci:t. yoo Kid-rey- Dia Territory of Hawaii. Transact buslnes In all depart mea tr BEACH It tells that your s onds -- LONG T bankir. and vital organs 1 Pad-l'p'-'plt- al Collections carefully are . $600.00" attended to. F.i ha.iitv b ag: i sold. breaking down. Peirve . . . . 50.000 I As an UnSiviied Profits 163.000 His Stirs When you feel a pain in vour back you Commercial ana TravHrs" Letters of Coming had better attend to it These pain "are I '.redlt lesuvd ua the Wank of California mensajjes tellimr you of worn-ou- t nerves, Invcstme it omeans and directoRa and N. M. Rothacnttd a Sons. London weak k itinera ami weak vitals. M. C Correspondents . Th-- Baas of Califor- the Seaside Ton know the cause and you know VP-- e - Byi-osy- . what it means, so look to Joaes President nia. Commercial banking Co- of it in time. Are not usnaUy star most yroftt-- S C.W.Pf. Ook- - Cashier Ltd.. London. Dr. McLaughlin's Electric Belt will e hay; but whew T. C. A th-r- re assistant Cashier Folk. cure in ten days. It restores the warm, they are eennaatlv tsereafasg H. Wat rtwii, F. W. Mar farlan healthy life to the nerves and kidnevs. in price, as they kave her a fer C D. Tmny. i. A. McCandleee aad the past three years, ssd give C H. Athart . Drafts and cable transfers on China Ir Ji o. McLaiishlin: every promise ef continuing. and Japaa through tbe Hongkong and (Spec'al to The Advertiser.) DwirSir: My health Is gre.tlr improved by ti.,y might well be considered Shanghai Banking Corporation and thv use of vo r tolr. nl I SsnsssSBSad the treat- by yon as a Ban N EST BSJO. Lo-partme- - 19. ment to all persons rhee-innti- nts. April Francis who are urtliolod Charter- Bank of SAN FRANCISCO. with PU-MO- Commercial ana Savings India. AuatralU ar.d I It .ve .j.okeu t . tovuinl I mr friend IU'T FEW PBRFECl China Murphy, the apostle of gospel temper- who have u the great !n niv hivUih. S are eeias founa today, f frwul .. w. ... K- rhanse...... nil .' v ill - a Bsariy all the reus ks ance, who. as I wrote. The Advertiser U ; our .ate. 1 V KrkLtfuHr very imperfect, which Is the ago, borne, during hoCrCSNS- - a jf BdwarUrur.B. Miksleml. Strict attention given to mil a week will make his real cause ef tac l:nxadoaa Interest allowed on term deposits at the of his life. In California, has and steady advece in price. - rest Every man who has a pain or weakne3 should have one. branches of Banking. 'be following- ratee per annum. vis: purchased an acre of land at Long It A I'KRFKCT DIAMOND wfll Seven days' 2 per - notice, at ceut ocean, saves doctor bill.- and lota of trouble. Let me send you my book tltercfore be ef very irseat tnree months, at I per cent. Beach, which Is on the Pacific value ia few years, aad Hi describing how I cure. Inclose thifl those Ju4d BallSlBf - Fort Stretl montbs. at S) cent. near Los Angeles. There he will build ad. inclined to ettepoe ef tdtelr per-fe- et Twalvs months, at Pr4 per cent. a home ahich will cost $0000. stoaes later en wlU realise a handsome predt tkeir a-'- -. Trust Department The part-bas- e of the plot was cele 702 Market St,, nt. Hawaii Land Co. Act as trustees under mortgagea brated with appropriate ceremonies by Dr M. G. McLaughlin, San Francisco. The most perfect diamonds eetates. real and personal leading citizens of Long Beach have always gwae te Ajnertea Collectknf the LIMITKI). rents and dividends. who are delighted coming of Never Fold by Agents or Drug Stores but the time fs eosalRg when Valuable paper, wills, bonds, etc.. at tbe Amerieane win nave So be eevat-te- nt received far safe keeping. Franrin alurbhr and his wife to live with hw pel Seal stoaea OK among On morning of April pay fsbalean prieea fer the Accountant Department. them. tbe perfect. 14. aheut thirty-fiv- e of tbe prominent Auditors corporations and prl- - The duties an cat classes Ba- Capital Stock $100,000 vats flrrn residents of Long Beacb. accompanied te America are bow ealy ten Capital, paid op $53,080 Books examined and reported on. by Mr and Mrs. Murpby. drove to tbe per cent. whUs fhc rough ks Statements of affairs prepared. on free; thus arntg4ag the cwly acquired property, which is ef diamonds about uniform Trustees sa bankrupt or e s laselvest th idj; vt tL. town, ar.d with ipeecru-.- world ever Offlce, tU Bethel street. and song, flung to tbe breese a large Hardwood Bedroom Sets Wc have sway R OTFICLiv. flag, which was perched on beucat bef ere ate last American we harve Savings Department. top a sixty-fo- ot maat. en which not W. C Aebi President aad th of ed the prl sea; Bssy Depoalta allew-s- d Prvwtdent Heartwell. of tbe First Na- aL KL vic- - received and interest worth year censlderat Nakntna at Ahk par cent per annum, ta ac- tional Bank of Long Beacb. made an Consi5ting of cordance With rules and regulatfee:. eloquent address, welcoming air. and Cnech Jobnsoa copies of which may be obtained on Mrs. Murphy to Long Beacb, and Rev. application, C Cooper, of Pittsburg, Pa., followed Seven Pieces a J. Bolt Insurance Department. with an Impressive talk, during which he stated that be bad had tbe pleasure iWe Agents for FIRE. MARIN. LITE. f receiving "a Murpby ribbon and Beantifallj BOARD OF DIRECTORS: ACCIDENT aad EMPLOYERS' BhA-BILI- TT pb-dg- e card'' from Francis Murphy just INSURANCE COMPANIES. twenty-fiv- e years ago In Pittsburg. I 8. If office. 924 Bethel street. Finished, Invite Insurance I W- - Lincoln, of Long U. Ken. T. editor the J. Bearh Tribune, added words of wel-esn- ne jiai $30 and pleasure to those already J Ctmparisons speHen. above Company will buy. 1 or sell lands la all parts of the Ha- - FranrH Murphy said that he had Most of sax diamonds are VlLan Inlands, and also has houses la traveled tbe world over, and never had sold to traneieaas. people front e- tbe city sf Hesanialu for rent. visited a locality that approached so the East, est know what val- near his Ideal as did Long Beach. WHITE MAPLE ues arc. When all the talking was done, W. H. If argameat were aeeesrary, Baasett. who old the property to Mr. this should be tbe most con- specie mum Murphy, gave a "Murphy dinner" at BEROOn SETS $25.00 vincing that car prices are Tkmokn his handsome residence, and the day right. ended with a delightful social evening. 'I. A "Murphy" dinner does not mean a In mere potato feast. Sabierlbed Capital Tea 14,000,000 Even the poet of that locality got ex- Oak or cited the Incoming of Murpby. and Y 18,000,000 at music Man agony $7.50 Pitt Uf Cifttal, tbe next morning the paper had the mm f. following, Is sarcasm on Putt, - Tea 1,710,000 which mild The ab ve prices are exceptionally aud ar tor a saort is only. i i Ined the protests of the W. C. T. I", and HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. tbe prohibitionists: ill,BTREFJT. Interest Allowed. o. Marphy, Francis Murphy, you're a POUT peach-blo- w Coyne Co , Ltd. deposit IS months, 4 per from "the Sod:" Furniture On fixed for You're doing all that's In you to speed east per annum. cause of God. Progress Block, corner Fort and Beretasia. Ob fixed deposit for months, SH per THK tke cheating many new-mad- e cent per aaaum. Yeu're a S per grave that's yawning for a "soak!" Ol)R SODA WAIER Ob fixed deposit for S months. Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd. You win the hearts of people with your sent par aaaum. blarney, tear and Joke; The bean bays aad receives for col Vau're making happy hom; where once IS THE So is Our Jetton Bills of acbeage. Meuea Draft. take entire charge sway BEST Credit, end transacts Kiik Barleycorn held Letters of of Real Estate, in- But stop It. Francis, stop it! For you banking bu.in don't do things our way! Ginger Ale, Cream Soda, cluding the collection Strawberry, Orange Cider, and remittance af Your pretty little pledges with tbe sig Accuracy and Dispatch of Yokohama Specie Bank natures annexed Ko'a, Birch Beer, Root Beer, H. T rents. Republic building. Honolulu Have been tbe means of saving count is of Mail Order Department of Cali- Apple Cider, Konjel, less thousands; but we're vexed This the motto the To know that dazzling stars I fornia's largest store. Shopping by mail, has become, through Pineapple Soda, Wga. O. Irwin 'midst Mthe- 923 Fort Street. twill some day grid your crown our splendid system, as easy and almost as atisfactory as Sarsaparilla and Iron r Far stopping lots of fellows v. in. were by personal visit to the store. Twice a year we issue a very Sp-- kelsftM , Hankers Cltih Bearing liquor down called ''1 he Delivered promptly anywhere large and profusely illustrated Genera! Catal ytic and everywhere in tbe city- - But shy In all creation should a soul i BONOLU UO. B. T. be saved, we say. Emporium Economist," which describes the ew ash ions; In gives the lowest retail AJf FRANCISCO AOENT8 THK 1'nless It's done regular style that Telephone Main 71. NEVADA NATIONAL BANK OF Is, of course, our way? prices for evtry thing to r ...... , ... mmut r--- 601 Fort SAN FRANCISCO. FREDERICK O'BRIEN. cat, uiiiik, wrdi ui use, Works St tells how to order goods; DRAW RX CHANGE OR THEY NhVER WOULD BE MISSED. Consolidated Soda FRANCISCO The Nevada a- - how to send money; gives Baak of Han Francisco. In Honolulu, of Hawaii some nul- - accurate shopping infor- Works Company, Ltd Lou- LTMI I kD LONDON The Union Bank of sancea an found mation, etc. Send for a SLBFLa33Tj(ta don. Ltd. I've got a little list! I've got a little copy Summer NEW YORK American Exchaags Na- OFFICERS. list! free of the tional Bank. Of all thos- - known offenders who 1901112'page edition of PHOTOGRAPHIC CHICAGO Merchants' National Bank. H. P. Baldwin PresmVn: mlRht well be underground. "The Economist" now PARIS Credit Lyonnala. I. B. Castle First Vice-Preside- nt And who never would be missed ready. BERLIN Dresdener Bank. W. M. Alexander Second Vice-Preside- nt who never would be missed! Upon your PORTRAITS HONOKONO AND YOKOHAMA J. P. Cooks Treasurer There's the Judffe upon the bench who receiving Honskon Shanghai Kenning W. O Smith Secretary hates the sugar Industry. order no labor is spared to Fine AennrtBDent of ISLAND Corporation. Qaorgs R. And his confrere In the Circuit Court from our immense stock exact artic e wanted, and AUSTRALIA Carter Auditor who oft enjoys a spree. select the VIEW8. Send for liet. NEW ZEAIAND AND goods to you same day 1 a cider is re- Bask of New Zealand There's hist brother who goes side the are shipped the VICTORIA AND VAN COUYRR Bank ways on the bins as it were ceived, if possible. Our customers interest we make our First Class Work Guaranteed of British North America. Whene'er he tries to SUBBBSS himself If our methods, trial oider Sugar Factors Into a fair sized chair! own. not already familiar with j i r ; s ucnonoe nuess asm The nofro politician who declaims so wiH convince you that it pays to trade witn the big store." with his fist! Doostts Received, na on ommission Merchauts They'd none of "em be missed! nwad Becarity. Com aad They'd none of 'em be mirsed! a v Issued. Bliss mi er.alrW credits i MGKNTm thanes Bought and Sold. for There's the noly Bully-ti- n that throws COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY Hawaiian Csmmrrclal anS Pugar Co. Its dirty mud or bricks. Company. That dips its pen In gull. I've got it 3 ACCOtTWTCP FOB. Haiku Sugar .e-- CriOroaKAPrllC CO.. Pala Plaatattea Compaay. on the list! Nahlku Sugar Company, It's anti-Dol- e or Roosevelt till it makes LIMITBO- - 1 C- - & CO.. Rlhel Plantatkoa Company, the people sick. MOTT-SMIT- H SLOCK, BREWER It never would be missed! It BBBBT Corner Hotel Streets LIMITRD. Haw llan Sugar Company. would be missed' New Fort and Queen Street. Honolulu. R. L Rahulul Railroad Company, and Then there's the tinman with the bag- - A. aad R Line. K' DBBta who's ever In ami out. CASTLB & COOKE CO., L(L AGENTS FOR Edward Ray. Of every party In the bunch but al New Management ways aONOLULU. Company. Oao-sne- a Rmlly F. Whitney, eets let out! Book Artcaltural IndVp. nd.-n- t Hawaiian Hoaossa w B. FttnL !he editor who smoke Cofflitiiss-Qi- 8uar Company. the pipe of war. PLATES i fVlarchants Company. WaUuku Sugar Capuf. In church - r Sr tt-.- - he's always on the f$ RfraSa Bulletin v - Makee Suamr Company. Ookata as THE FIRST outlook f.T some eore! ab fit . Plantation Comoany. HaleakaU The Arizona editor. I've got him on the OF THE SUttAB FACTORS. Ranch Company. Ka papula Raa- - list: and UhlpplnS CsSBsBaar I don't think he'd be missed. I'm sure KlanterW Line mm he'd not be missed! AGENTS FOR taa Francisco Pncceta. Chaa. TM 9 Golden Rule Bazaar fhc 2wt V:tLj tttion Company. m. f tr,m nf RaatOD PscksM . The assistant secretary w ho should ln- - 15C HOTEL ST, Ths Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. axeata Boston Boar J of Und-- c .hn-w- OF HAWAII. LTD. aependent be. rhe Kohala Sugar Company. Philadelphia Board mt Vm- - put him on the list. I've put him The Walmea Sugar Mill Company. aasnts for Ie THK NEW TORK DBMAL PAR The Fulton Iron Works. St. Loula, Me. Jerwrttera. on th. list! 'The Wooing of Sheila." by Grate LOKtf are under aew management and Company. The fiend who blocks all business out The Standard Oil Company. tandard Otl Capital. Rhys are turning oat the heat kind of dental The George F. Blake Steam Pomps. of pure perversity! "WattlvRta Days." by A. H feWiS. work known to the profession at priess They " Wer.ton's Centrifugals. OFFICERS: President ecu Brewn never would be missed, they Valley by f correspond these charged fer Ll.'T OP i.ev.-- r b- The of Decision." that ts Tne New England Mutual Ufa Insur- Vise-Preside- nt .... M. hoPCbssb would - miss, d! Prendent; Oasrgo R r game Wharton. similar work oa the coast. We give ance Company, of BJlon. if. Coos. What a Little is now and Ex-Tank- s," r F. Caahler W. O. Coop, r it "Tales of the by C L. Cul- - you the advantages sf superior skill oa Bobertson. Mnnsgrr E. growing less nnd less. ska Tke Aetna Fire Insurance Comply, - m Fort ans Th- - len. and workmanship, bast materials, .-- reiary: Cot. w. Principal Corner stono slun the Hartford, Conn. Treasurer an.l - at Sylvia." by Evalyn Emers n. and low prices. Company, ABaHtor: P. Jones, ni. Water- streets. stirred ud a dirty mess' Moore. The Alliance Assurance ef C lo'Ce S.ier Teresa." by Georsre Bach department la charge of a spe- IcBBBBBa - It irritates Americans who their writt-- n dsa-tis- O- R. Carter. Dtrectasa. party K kte Bonnet. the last book cialist, our operators are graduate ts first. by Frsnk R. Stockt n. who died in of the beat rsasgaised schools In received aad And many "antl" bonds were quickly on L'Ota. SAVINGS DEPOSITS n Washington t'ity April the T'nited States, sr the world. And 1SHIZUKA Drok.-- ut and burst. And bealdes. many other 1st-- worke many years experience Honolulu Notion Store JUHEI allowed fer yearly deposes at Till now M have had ef ia intrr'! the make ud but a In cloth bindings, we hive th targaal their chosen prefessSea. OF T annum. very' paltry list. AGENCT the rate sf B rn Pr And they'd none stock of PAPER NOVELS in the city Our staff is the largest in the eity of 'em be missed? s-l- ect aad Gentlemen' Rules and regaUttans furstsbvd usn to from. plate General Marehaadlae. They'd non of 'em be missed! embraces the beat workers, crown Furnishing Bsc Boots and Shoe. LTD application. AN AMT'SIN't; Mt'SE. OREGON BLOCK. aad bridge specialists and in fact all 3. KEI HIN BANK, Hi Hotel Street. branches of dentistry are practiced by School Supplies, Stationery, etc. us strictly up ts dats. VI NET A RD ST. a: ro. Th crest family medicine of the Stables, imam haktmann age:For sore throat, carcle the tTiront 1 money is aa shjast to you. some Fort St.. Opposite Csb BR-chan- ss with a mixture of Killer wa V. YUKN TAI, and see ua We wMI tell you In ad- Transact General Banklns aaS Pain. and vance exactly year ter. and the relief Is Immediate, and No. IZ7Z near Kukul. what work will bostnesa. WHCLI-A- LI cure potlve. It should not be for Wf cost. Ns charge far examinations. The Silent Barber Shop gotten th. t the Paln-Kltl- er is equally Taderwear, All our instrsssssts ars thoroughly - HEAD OFFICE. TOKYO, JAPAN Wine and Liquor Dealers as good t take internally as to use rrsmher. !.: sterilised BP P. IllifM ass tBcicaghVy Atsin- extemaJIy. Avoid substitutes, there Is Hours, t ta C: Suadaya. 9 ts 12. nmv srxcUANGR OH I but one )aln-Kllte- r. Perry Davis. A largs Uas af ready-aia- d Mese.a4tr Ladies In attacdanes. JOSEF FBRifAKBBZ WavBrley BETHEL ST. Price cei ls and SO cents. Nets always ee kaad. Reeoi 4. Mite kaildkog Betel street. ArUngt jn Hotel NATIONAL BJaXR. TORRA Blk. I HI H t It THE PAcmC COMMERCIAE ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. MAY S. tytt.

G. F. HERRICK, PAUL R. ISFNRFRG. Manager President Chas. F. Herrick Carriage Company, Ltd.

Speeding We aie no longer npek and Anything from a ne k with competition, for wa Cart to a Depot Wagon. were aead at the quarter, hol'iiDg our own at thre quar Chas. F. Herrck ter, and coming under the wire at a shack, easy winners of Carriage Co., Ltd. MUST PLACE in quality, finish style and J. A. M'KERKON'S FINK .iORSB Merchant Street Teomey . Gents' Nabby Pneumatic Cart. KAfKR BULKY BOOTS AND HAItNE' S.

S9 men The labor situation is believed to be better and the outlook Is said lo be that there will be more men and better rates of wages. In regard ts the water contracts it is said that the outlook for supply from the four ndrad in twenty-fou- r hours during the John Ti-U- A Is will e ten millions - streams that there IT- TB I amount in showery weather. The statement i dryest weather and twice that to NEWS. is made 'hat oil will be used for fuel about August 1st, and that there will Livery and Boarding Stables J COMMERCIAL no improvements undertaken during this year except the construction of a joint reservoir, with the other companies which are to use the mountaia watt rs irum Honomanu valley. Onomea has returned to the dividend paying list, the rate of the new div- - HK WEEK Just closing has been one f Inactivity for the brokers and M.n.: Ki,, tuvntv nts a s Mr.'. 1 .us was ll'.e nrsi iimen paiu oj me there Is Uttli chance that tlie lijf.ins which have been made during it company since that of April. 1901. when the rate was twenty-Sv- e cents a I 95.r0 BERETABIA ST avi. I have eft". ft upon the futur : .ik-:.- - when once again there is share. The estimated crop for 1902 is tons some activity inj.ctcd Ititj the excho.ii ;. There is no doubt but the fact that sugar Is now viry low, and that the plantations themselves are counting the Co.. Ltd. vs. Kwang Hip Chong Co.. as- REPORT. fn-sarrat- t, cost of manufacture In cents to see what may be saved, has its effect upon BERREY'S sumpt; Joseph R. Higley vs. J. M. assump. ; lowers A Coak?. CITY would-b- e Investors in sugar shares. There is no reason to believe that the Berrey's financial report for the last half Ltd. vs. D. B. Kauhini asst.. judg. for the market win remain in the dumps sugar reaches its normal price, but pltf.. $136.47; Lewers A Cooke, Ltd. Jos otm of April has the following: thrc Is sur-l- y among the factors Some i alinf that the result of the depres- Correa, asst. judg. for pltf., $137.62; Paly STORE as- sion and Cuban crop being mark-- . t d will be a period during which these NEW INCORPORATIONS. Bird vs. Mow Hoon and N. KauhanL nq tht sumpt.; M. G. vs. Manuel SHva, . BLJiLD If. Mclncrny. Ltd.. gents' furnishing. Silva da wt i rvpan E3HR4KS0B figures win sta.vd. For this reason there may be a short period of waiting judg. pltf.. $114 25; W. W. every Honolulu. asst. for Wrteht f..r brightening, one believing that the depression in values cannot last The McCully Land Co.. Ltd. vs. Jinsaki, Minra, asst., judg for pltf.. and that their reco ery will be swift when it comes, and also that it cannot The followins instruments have been $318.70; Akana vs. Asaka. assumpt; Akana be long delayed. filed since our last report: vs. Miyamoto, assumpt.; Ching Lum vs. $63,230.77 F. K. Makin and S. Takabashi, assumpt.; 'Phone The first sale of Hawaiian Commercial for many months was recorded 73 deeds 3S i. --tgages 76. 598.00 Lum Chip vs. J. K. Kaumamano, asst., Main 301 during the week, the sale being of twe itv shares which brought. $38. The 7 chattel mortgages 7.002.00 judg. for pltf.. $119.52; Chung Lai Wa vs. price of the stock when It was last d- - a t in here was $S0, but the orice in San Releases 24.591.00 Goo Hoy. assumpt; J. T. Waterhouse vs. William Thrum, assumpt.; Lewers & Francisco two weeks ago was S5 higher than the price had been re. Other 27 leases F. 6 mortgage Cooke. Ltd. vs. F. W. Thrum, assumpt.; than this there was not a single new price made, unless the sale of 10 Olaa assignments of , 8 assignments of lease Macfarlane & Co., Ltd., vs. H. R Hitch- assessable at 9S.2S. Immediately following one of 15 shares at a quarter high- 8 powers of attorney cock, assumpt.; Chas. N. Marques vs. K. er, could be taken as marking any real change. Kihel sold in a block of 75 4 bills of sale K. Devanchelle. asst., judg. for prtf . 2 agreements $122.01; Chung Sang Lee Cbu vs. T, M. shares at 110.50. and McBryde at 16. for 50 The price of Ewa remain- I ;' NO shades. Mortgages at no per cent 73.098.00 Camars. assumpt. Okomoto vs. Rudolph !' ed the same, and the sales were small. ..nly 35 being offered, and taken as i Mortgages at 8 per cent 3,500.00 Duncan, assumpt.: John F. Humburg vs. soon aa placed upon the market. Th re was some stiffening in the holding Wing Wo Co.. asst., judg. for pltf., $27e.l.7 of Walluku. which showed up with a dividend of r- - per cent on the first of Total $76,598.00 J. L. Colburn vs. L. R. A. Hart, as- HONOLULU sumpt.; L. B. Kerr Co., Ltd. vs. J. M. the month. SALES FROM THE Mahuku, asst.. judg. for pltf., $80.2S; S. A Morning Stimulant A great deal of satisfaction Is felt In financial circles that the Rapid Tran- STOCK EXCHANGE. Kimura vs. K. Pakela, asst., judg. for sit bonds which were being negotia.d for by E. H. Rawlins of Boston and 175 shares Kihei at $10.50. pltf.. $317.35; W. W. Graham vs. John F. 15 shares Olaa A at $5.50. Colburn. asst., judg. for pltf., $54.68: J. O. San Francisco, were found to be what were wanted and the sale com- 10 A $5.25. With No Just shares of Olaa at Carter et al. vs. Sylvano Nobrigo, as- Reaction 50 $5.00. pleted. The firm takes $315,000 of the bonds, being the former holdings of the shares Olaa A at sumpt.; Clinton J. Hutchlns vs. C. A. Castle estate and some of the treasury bonds. This security is rated at the 400 shares Olaa Pd at $13.00. Chung, assumpt.; Wing Wo Lung Co. ys. top In San Francisco, where the house has a branch, and the preliminaries 15 shares C. Brewer & Co. at $375.00. Wing Sing Lung Co.; Palama Investment now being taken for an increase both of the stock and the bonded indebted- 75 shares Onomea Sug. Co. at $24.50. Co. vs K. Taketa sum'ry possession, judg. Many people hare learned the ralue of an ness of the concern Is In line with the plans to be ready to take advantage 5 shares Ewa Plan. Co. at $24.00. for pltf.. $3.60; W. W. Wright vs. Win. of any movement for extensions, wnich may appear advisable in the future. 125 shares McBryde Sag. Co. at $6.00. Wagner, assumpt., judg. for pltf., $4BJU; internal bath in the morning, but many more There has been little Inquiry for lo ai bonds, the only transaction, off the 20 shares Haw'n Com'l at $28.00. Lee Lin Hoon vs. Mow Kee, asst.. judg. board, being a sale of $10,000 of Pacific Heights Railroad bonds, the seller 133 shares Oahu Sug. Co. at $90.00. for pltf.. $90.38; D. L. Akwai vs. K. Okl, will be delighted wnen they barn felt the men being C. H. Desky and the purchaser a prominent attorney, who has a EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. assumpt. ; Bertha Kuby vs. T. Murata, ouildlng site on the Heights, and who contemplates putting up a house. Imports for months of March. $137,708. assumpt.: J. W. Pratt vs. Wong Kim. C. tal poe and physical which The fact that the Rapid Transit road Is planning to make the connection Imports April. $276,128. Q. Tee Hop. gar.; Honolulu Stock Yards with this line almost immediately, a good effect upon the security for month of practice slowly sipping one has had Exporce for month of March. $2.589. 3. Co., Ltd. vs. H. G. C. Atwater. R. H. come with the of and there are excellent prospects for more doing. Exports for Month of April. $2,062,502. Hotel Co.. Ltd.. garnishee; Lee Kee vs. glaasee of REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING. EXCHANGE. H. L. Evans, assumpt; J. J. Byrne vs. or two A. E. Nichols, assumpt.; Bertha Kuby vs. There have been several sales during the last week, the prices being Following are the current rates of ex T. Hooita, assumpt.: Emmett May va I. somewhat below the former ruling figar.-- s for similar properties. The sales change to countries named Gold basis: R. Kentwell. asst.. First National Baak, include two of the Campbell houses and one of J. S. Walker's at the rear of Pacific Coast. 30 cents per $100. garnishee; W. W. Wright J. S. Walk- his homestead. The bouse the corner of avenue Kewalo 50 per $100. ts. WHITE ROCK WATER at Wilder and Canada cents er, assumpsit; J. J. Byrne vs. J. H. Har-bottl- e. strctt has been sold to Mrs. J. M. McChesney for $6750. The one Immedi- Atlantic Coast. 50 cents per $100. . assumpt.; J. J. Byrne va F. J. ately adjoining Is now the property of the Rev. E. 8. Muckley. who paid for ...:-.!- ti. $4.904 per pound sterling. I Cross, asst.; J. J. Byrne vs. J. W. immediately on arising. stimulating prop- it $4,100. The house at the corner of Piikol and Young streets has been soid London, sixty days, $4.S7? per pound The to Capt. Parker of the dredger, the consideration being $4500. Another sale sterling. erties of this water are fascinating. It enlirens which will be recorded soon is that of the house of M. Brasch In Kinau France. 5.10 francs per dollar. street which has been purchased by Mrs. Julia Afong. The price is reserved, Frankfort. Germany. 244 per mark. the brain and sharpens the faculties for the though it will show a slight decline in baseball tract property. Auckland and Sydney. $4.95 ner oound Activity in College Hills marks the week, otherwise quiet In lots. There sterling. 6, duties ef the coming day. have been several inquiries and negotiations are close to sales in more than j Hongkong. 42U per Mexican dollar. one case. It is understood that Theodore Richards Is contemplating the Amoy. 44i per Mexican dollar. Mr I erection of a residence on the main avenue very soon. There are foundations Singapore and Shanghai. 464ic per Mexi-- ; 1. and frames going up for several new houses in the outer sections of the tract, can dollar. and plans are under way for several others. The proposing builders are Yokohama, 50Hc per Japanese yen. 41 keeping quiet until they have made all their plans. Manila and Iloilo. 44c per Mexican LIMITED. George P. Castle has commenced the erection of a two-stor- y cottage on dollar. & Co., the Nuuanu valley side of his Pacific Heights lot. This is close to the resi-deu- ce Hiogo. Kobe and Nagasaki. 50c per W. C. Peacock Ltd., Arent. of J. B. Atherton. It will be completed ready for occupancy within Japanese yen. the month according to the present outlook. Plans are being prepared for a cottage upon ACTIONS BROUGHT EN SECOND DIS- for Col. W. F. Allen his property Just above the Castle site and TRICT COURT. Mrs. W. C. Parke, who Immediately adjoins Col. Allen, is having preliminary Have in Stock and sketches made for the house which sb proposes to have built during the Wilder S. S. Co.. Ltd.. vs. P. W. Raw- I coming summer. H. A. Parmelee also hnr under consideration the building lins, asst.. judg. for pltf.. $78.55; C. Vin-- c. Offer of a residence upon his lot on 'the uppr levels at once. nt and J. H. Belser vs. S. Anapui. asst., for Sale Judg. pltf.. $33; Among the downtown dealers there Is little doing except the placing oc- for T. H. Davies & Co.. casionally of a small lot where the bui!linr is not In the nresent nrosnerts. Ltd.. vs. Bytvano Nobrigo. assumpt. ; The upper Nuuanu valley and the Kalihi subdivisions lead In this activitv. Ching H. Mon vs. Chung See Kee, asst.. The most Important building which is to be offered soon Is that of the Judg. for pltf., $56.70; Ching Koo Men Kapiolanl Estate at the corner of Alakea and King streets. will be vs. Chung See Kee, asst.. judg. for This ar pliinlifT. $67.90; and ornamental building of terra cotta and brick. It will be prepared for stores C. D. iVncent and J. and odlces. none of which, except those for the estate itself, being under b H. cBlser vs. Chung Chock Kee. asst. p J judg. pltf., $38.75; as yet. and there is Planned for the ihird floor a hall will he used f , for J. J. Belser vs. Mrs. B the exhibition of the collection of curiosities and Hawaiian historical pieces, Kahnnamuika. asst.. judg. for pltf., $32.70; ROOFING made by the Queen Dow.ier and ont.nued by her nephews. Bids will be T. H. Davies & Co.. Ltd. vs. Lai Sing asked for the building next week according to the present plans. Kee. assumpt.; Washington Mercantile BUILDING PAPER The plans of the Odd Fellows to erect a building on their lot at the cor PRESERVATIVE PAINT ner of Chaplain lane and Fort street have fallen through, for the present at L The reason for this was the hUli tenders made under each of the Carry BOILER AND STACK PAINT various plans for which bids were asked. The first kind of building proposed Why a Bottle was of Colusa sandstone, the second one story stone, and the rest pressed INSULATING COMPOUND ori' K and terra cotta trimming, and the third Of Ha.wailan stone trimmed BRIDGE AND with the Olusa sandstone. The bids r ceived for th; various sections are ROOF PAINT hare given. In each case where the addition Is made it represents the price 9 the Colusa stone in the contract, that bid being the figure of McGilvray of INKWhen Traveling? for the sawed stone: REFINED SUGARS, Section No. 1 Cube ? Haw. Eng. A Con. Co.. $83,217.21 f$305fcr $115.267.21 ; J. F. Bowler. $87,800 and Granulated. : m .... $32.o$ll.850: M. B. McGuwan. $.410 ? 32.0504 121. 480; A. Harrison Mill Co.. Put ose of these n, c pa., $30,401 tubes Li' .11 il. 11 (.ogiiieun sooi (S 1: at.e bUf $3L'.0.. f 12.411. in you: pocket, and PAINT OILS, Section No. 2 you will always be o . J lll Lucol Haw. Eng. A Con $96.676.71 4 $7.01O$103.6R6.71 Lucas Bros. $101.326 sare of having and Linseed. v,; F. $107,165 $7,010 $114,176; A. rocs c-.- J. Bowler. Harr Co., j?::::s $107.SSef?.OTO$M4.CSO; M. B. McCowa i. $109.2O5-- r $7,0104116.215. TEAM Section No. 3 GOOD INK PIPF COVERING, II w. Eng. A Con. 'n . tf7.M7.ll htHTO $114.117 21: J. F. Bowler. $91,390 FOR YOUR Reed's Patent Elastic Sectioa ?:-".:- : $llvl4u. m it M.-c.- ..:. $...:.:. i :.'n.6vi. FOUNTAIN Covering. Shirts! Shirts! Shirts! The first bid for the first section came In about $13,000 below the price at PBN o: whl. h It appears, but th.' error was ascribed to a clerical one and consequent- INDURfNE, ly eh.-r- e was no objection made to the perfection of the tender. But that Yo can get Water-pro- of AMD COLORKD. LAONDBRKD OR UKLAUVDKRED; was to project, lodge up water Cold Water Paint. rUW fatal the for when th" tiok the matter there was anywhere. Inside AIX STZM. ALL STYLES; L.ATKHT SPRINO PKMQKfl, FROM a unanimous decision to have it laid aside for the present at least. The and outside, la walte aa4 ' nUftJ m v - th- - oolors, M SMS TO .H. AT d. Bndertak- cutting l..o k of their present building so that 111 It may conform to the line of Fort sir- - et. whisk would Involve perhaps - the Pills :o:- - I'l.-t- ing of a new entra;. and the putting In of modern fronts 25 room. for the store FILTER PRESS CLOTH The organization of the McCully Land Company, which is to take over In a Linen and Jute. tho I'uwaa tract from th Walklkl bead and Ixan Association, is practically K. complete. The papers are now being drawn and there will be a meeting for CEMENT, LIME n Wooden AND ISOSHIM th- - - BRICKS King Street, next to Castle A Cooks. - of ottl- rs this m.rning. Th.- officers will be drawn from the list of the new MbserllMrs of the st.-- .t the company, it being the intention of the corporation backers to make a r.ew deal In the handling of the lands. Tube Th corporation will be organised on the basis of $sn 000 capital, with privi- lege of Increase to $.100,000. The pub:i satleta that Mrs McCully-Higgin- s PRICK Interest is denied on authority. 2. CTS. AGENTS FOB SAN FRAN. ! SCO. CISTERN SUGAR The annual meeting of the IL.wail in Commercial and Sugar Company REFINING CO.. - 8AN Wines u held In 1"- - . Aj.r.1 ' t ...... hundred FRANCISCO. CAI .. thousand shares of OF th- s THK - company. 87.2 shares were represented. The following dir.-ctor- were Wall, Nichols, elected f..r the coming year: R. P. Baldwin, S. T. Alexander. Edward Pol- - 3ALDWTN LOCOMfyriVR 1 lux. K. M. Walsh. Wallace- Alexander, and Albert Meyer. Commenting on the Co., Ltd lif rn Alne ting the Financial Letter says: PHILADELPHIA, PA. g Ars ...... - mown in own ana are "The annual me.-tin- of the Ha'a : :n Commercial and Surir Company v..(. inir inerari, was held during we. c. publish nteed absolutely free from adulteration. The Table Wine the Elsewhere we a r. rx.rt of th.. vIm imti Sie Agents. N'EWELL bet in d. nt. Albert Meyer, and the secretary. Considering the great scarcity and UNIVERSAL MILL CO.. ma rift. th.- - hiirh price of labor in the islands, the drouth, and the prevailing low price Manufacturers of National Caaa f sugar, the statement is quite satisfactory. The company wrote off over Shredder, New York. $300,000 on account of depreciation in the value of mills and other property. It WOLTERS, WALDRON paid Its op. rutins .ii-t- h- Inter -- t on its bonds and ticaeaa Hi vir"..'r..i CO., Ltd. . ana MM a small surplus ov.-r- Gonsfd nnc an aaveialttea which it atiffered, PARAFFINE PAINT CMPANT, tris ! as iuit Rjitlsf.n tur-- . .. d a fair r. suit for th- - year. The crop San Francisco, CaL Ot EES STIIKKT HOM.I.I LI . H. T. r this year will b- - comparatively sm IL The crop for 1903 Is estimated at Electric Co. 0a t"ns. A careful study of the an- oal statement will prove ozoecdtnal inter-t!ng.- 5HLANDT A CO., ; Ice The annual report of President an l - r n.iMu-i-- i .. Delivered to any part of the San Francisco, CaJ. r ;.il the Hawaiian i.rin air.d Suir.ir Company wn n public '.n San Francisco aft. r th- -t City, tual masting of th.-- company The i :. shows that the total of the crop MILK. MILK. MILK 1501 r .'vOMLTO tons. The crop n ' milled Will he takon froTn Island orders prooii-tl- 7,. tir-- . filled. Wind Milk, Butter and Cream; i'CTo J, .t at t i .. d t;i;ir thin would yield 20.000 tons, Shades the BK8T sold in the inlands. dr-u- th aiT-et- - the has ed th.- yield th it it 'll not . - d 16.0'H) or 17 ' 1M9 to bo -- tons aold iTi-- 4. s til-- - . ., at cn. at a cl nr.-- irip f l;.'C x ..! v..i,i fr..m . .. (7,900 9had- - JC - tons frsm and up. Call at or suenr. Th Klh- I crop for the at i viar is thought to h ,. the same suae. .7.. ... Ho!fman & Markham, Honolulu i ne or me mmwu Dairy cost t. n .r T 1 T men's tnanurai of .r f k va ' iim.t.if 1 TzM 4&1 J t 7 Assn. ' ' lU PfcOftt A - . t :i ton. u h-- r. th.- - ! mill i tl t 4" r!ephon Elue hie241. Otlice, Sheridau Street. The IIJL P. O. Box I L. M ATHKWS, cultivation contracts of the cOapaajr COTST 2334 acres and are held by Office: Kewalo. 710 Fert St. Orpehum Block.