Cite r 3UGAE. 96 Test Centrifugals, 1.6175c; Per Ton, $92.35. 88 U. S. WEATHEE BUREAU, MAY i. Last 24 hours' rainfall Analysis Beets, 13s; Per Ton, $96.20. .01. Temperature, max. 78; min. 68. Weather, variable. ESTABU'HF'T JULV 2 1856

VOL. XIX, NO. 7095. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, FRIDAY, MAY 5. 1905. PRICE FIVE CEWm FIRST FRUITS OF THE REVIVAL TWO THOUSAND DEPUTY

5 4 SHERIFFS ARE TO SERVE Interest in Campaign Steadily Grow- I Central ingStirring Address and Singing. I Union AGAINST CHICAGO MOB Church f Big Meeting Today. Where 1I ? Revival $ Rojestvensky's Second Squadron If there is rejoicing in Heaven over one wanderer who returns to the fold Services I Passes Singapore-Poli- sh Riots. there must have been happiness there last night. After the regular evan- r gelistic meeting after the praise service and the workers' meeting a man Are came to the church and asked for Dr. Ostrom. He had been overtaken by I Army Officers Drowned. misfortunes and had almost lost his faith in God. He had wandered from the Held f ? 1 church, but something in the sermon or in the singing or in the prayers last l ight touched his heart. He went home, but he could not rest until he had (ASSOCIATES PRESS CABLEGRAMS.) gone come to God. He was CHICAGO, May 5. Two thousand back to the church and told of his resolve to back I PROGRAM OF SERVICES deputy sheriffs will be not alone. When the evangelist asked how many felt that there was a mes- v sworn in tomorrow. The Governor has been asked I FRIDAY. to order out sage in the sermon that came directly home to them and wished to come back 3 P. M. Union Service: Central Union Church. the militia but the mayor insists that the police are capable of han- "to the Saviour a number of hands were raised. Were these all, the cam- I 7 P. M. Workers and Ushers, Central Union Chapel. paigners would feel repaid for their journey. SUNDAY. dling the situation. Forty people were injured in today's rioting. Interest is growing in the great movement. The fact that so many things 11 A. M. Regular Church Services. I are going on this week and some lack of announcement have prevented there 3 P. M. Men's Meeting, Methodist Church. being H lare audiences as will come later, but last night brought a good at- Women's Meeting, Central Union Church. I A RUSSIAN SQUADRON tendance This: afternoon there is to be a great meeting at 3 o'clock in Cen- 6:30 P. M. Young People's Meeting. f Union Church. Everyone will be heartily welcomed. Ushers have been 7:30 P. M. Union Mass Meeting, Central Union Church. tral 5 provided and every seat is free. Mr. Hillis will lead the singing and Mr. HAS PASSED SINGAPORE Butler will sing solos. Dr. Ostrom will speak on "New Testament Prayer." Tonight there will be a short meeting for personal workers and ushers. Sun- day afternoon there will be a men's meeting at the First Methodist Church. SINGAPORE, May 5. Six Russian warships and four colliers A, be held There will be a male chorus and men ushers. women's service will HAWAI THEY PASS passed this port last night. in Central Union at which Mr. Wadman will speak. There will be women ushers and a chorus of women. Sunday evening there will be a grand union GUN SHU PASS, May 5. The Japanese forces are quiescent mass meeting in Central Union Church. Special meetings outside of the and are fortifying their positions. church will be held during the progress of the revival. WASHINGTON AMOY, May 4. A typhoon is said to have damaged the ves- LAST NIGHT'S SERVICE. THEJIICK The service last night opened with the singing of several hymns under sels in Admiral Rojestvensky's fleet. the direction of Mr. Hillis. Dr. Scudder offered prayer. Then came the. sing- SINGAPORE, May 4. Admiral Nebogatoff's fleet has been ing of the "Glory Song" of the English revival. Mr. Hillis sang the verses Some Matters of Much Governor Carter Puts sighted midway between this place and Penang. find the entire congregation joined 'in the refrain. Mr. Hillis's magnificent GUNSHU PASS, May 4. The armies of Generals Nodzu, Oku voice showed to the best effect last night and he stirred the congregation to Local Interest Secretary Back into and Kuroki have concentrated along a line running from Tie Pass ? high pitch of enthusiasm. After the scripture reading from John 20 the to the northwest. sang Now Know ftory of "Doubting' Thomas" Mr. Butler " 'Tis in Part I There. a Hole." o the Lord." This hymn was written during the recent campaign by Mr. Pugh, a young Welsh soloist and composer. Mr. Butler held his audience as if in a A DEAD HEAT. spell during the singing. Many eyes were wet as he finished. (Mail Special to the Advertiser.) There has been some very adroit up Capitol Dr. Ostrom 's address last night was strong and eloquent, appealing strongly WASHINGTON, D. C, April 15. passing of the buck at the tto those who have become disheartened. He took as his text John 20:28, Secretary of War Taft's party .for the building these last few days all good NEW YORK, May 5. In the Metropolitan handicap yester- 'Thomas saith unto him, 'My Lord and My God. He said in part: Philippines promises to be considera- natured, but most clever for all that. day Keene's Sysonby and Richards's Race King ran a dead heat and It will be remembered that before Sec- ' discourag- prosperous, through marriage or bly smaller than seemed likely a month divided the purse of $14,000. Thomas was a thoroughly either retary Atkinson went away to the ed man. Probably he had been urged independently forgets hor Master's ago. Of late numerous declinations o that his friends had urged him not to work, she has sold out cheaply too have been received from people, who, mainland he found out that the Coun- go into the new religious movement. cheaply. at first, expected to go on the long ty Act had split a voting precinct or THE POLISH STRIKES. gone, Joss of "I can find you tens of thousands of But he had not without trip via Honolulu. Demands from un- two, and as every voter registered un- money r ambition. Now he felt that men who believe that God will take expected quarters responsible In der the "old registration was entitled he had been cheated. And if a man is them to heaven when they die, but are May beent part to vote, and as the new act put s m? WARSAW, 5. All business and traffic have cheated in religion he feels pretty don't believe that he will give them for this. One or two have been by badly. He will stand beitjg cheated in bread when they live. They sing ill, including Senator Bacon, of GeorgH. of these men in different districts, it the strikes. almost any other thing. 'That will be Glory,' in future but Then others to go on was up to the Secretary to make il- they got in ability have hesitated "I think it must have been John who haven't faith the so long legal voting legal and to observe the Lord was risen. of their God to take care of them here a journey, practically at the told Thomas that the law breaking And ARMY OFFICERS DROWNED. ti. expense without the law. He was sympathetic and it is the sym-pathe- on earth. of the Philippine government. o.ie that s eks out a discour "Many people have lo-- t the sweet- There has been considerable criticism it worried him. too, because it looked aged man aJid encourages him. Thomas ness out of their life and the con- - in the public press of the country over like he was doomed to land in jail, MANILA, May Lieuts. Boyle and Woodhouse of the scious communion God through 5. when he got discouraged became with the congressional and governmental whatever he did. was one trouoie. is a true saying mat Fourth Infantry were drowned while yachting in the Laguna. coarse. It unnatural that it junkets The Secretary is a clever man. how- who had been so close to Christ should trouble will either make you a worse this summer. Ingenious ways man or a better right away. If trouble have been devised in recent years to ever, and so he sat down and thought has made you sour and discouraged obliterate the appearances of a junket, of a way out of it. He wrote a letter CONNECTICUT'S NEW SENATOR. look people at the whom it has made but it can not be concealed some- to the Governor. Many another man more trustful and sweet and then see that body has to pay large expenses and had found his road out of trouble that whether you can follow their exam- the Conn., May ple. that it is not the people who go on way, and why not the Secretary? If HARTFORD, 5. Congressman Brundage has ".Many mothers have aching hearts them. Governor Carter was to carry other been elected United States Senator to succeed Piatt.

Bp--.-- away. zSeSt&QF . for children that have been taken people's trouble--- , 1- The trip of the Rivers and Harbors it was as well that TASKS'. arV They cry. God has vtolen our baby.' Committee of the J he should carry Jack'! would not Ah. no! Has he not the right to pluck House to the islands It REFINERY CUBAN the flowers in his own garden? And of the West Indies recently was hailed make much difference The letter Of FOR He who invented a mother's heart sure- as a private enterprise entirely, The the Secretary was a model in its way. ly knows how to take care of chi'dren. members declared that they were going couched in the most respectful and AT NEW How many men SUGAR ORLEANS when trouble comes to to pay their own expenses. They did statesmanlike language, and appeal- them say 'No more family prayers. If pay their own expenses that is to say ing to the Governor for advice as the each paid $1 a day for board and state one man who could resolve all troubles. NEW ORLEANS, April 15. It is announced today that the room. But all travelled on the trans- ! Here it is: recent purchase by the American Sugar Refining Company of a big port Sumner and it costs the govern- Honolulu. T. H., April 22nd, 1905. plot of land some 100 acres in extent just below New Orleans ment $800 a day to run transport. at that , Honorable George R. Carter, Governor, Ostensibly the congressional travellers, The Territory of Hawaii. the Chalmette terminal of the Frisco railroad, is for the pjurpose of their wives and daughters and sisters J Sir In preparing the work for the erecting a sugar refinery, which'will be used for refining the Cuban and sweethearts, went to view the har- ! County Election to be held on June 20th crop and be one of the largest refineries in the country. bor of San Juan. Porto Rico where : next. I find under "Chapter 12. First i money j big Spreckels refinery N. is being requested for improve-- ) Election." that Section 55 reads as foi-- j The machinery of the at Camden, J., merits, just as money was asked for lows: bought by the Amecican Sugar Refining Company and now being JOHN P. HILLIS, i the improvement of Honolulu harbor. "Section 55. The precinct- - and poll- ! dismantled, will be brought to New Orleans and used in the erection Tb" Magnetic Chorus Leader. But it was notable that in making the ing places established by the laws of voyage to and fro between New York the Territory for the election of Sen- of the new refinery here, which will be open for business by Jan- and Porto Rico the transport Sumner ators and Representatives shall con uary, 1906. want to put his hand into the wound found it convenient to stop at every in the Master's side. When any man stitute the precinc ts and poilir.g place desirable port in the West Indies. San-- i for this election." gets discouraged in religion he is like- to Domingo was visited, so was Ha- - ly to become coarse and common. They Under Section 13. Chapter 6. it is pro- TO BLOW UP FRED BUTLER, vana. so was Jamaica. A dozen other vided that: "Within each and every ATTEMPTED SHIP. begin to spend their time asking such interesting ports were touched, none of get his The Inspiring Soloist with the District of the Counties of Oahu. Ha- questions as 'Where did Cain Evan which had anything in the world to do waii, wife?' Coarseness again. Why should gelistic Party. Maui ami Kauai, there shall be says: away. with the improvement of the harbor elected by the qualified electors The Chronicle of April 22 Thy returned the next night, we haggle over such a question? If thereof however, only sev- at San Juan. It amounted to little a Deputy Sheriff and a Deputy Asses- Had the attempt of the Japanese at and withdrew aftr iin got with her hadn't we bet- more than the government furnishing eral shots had been tired at God is going to me this way, I'll sor and Tax Collector." disabled BritisTl j the.. ter give our attention to our own treat a private a Con- Manila to destroy the The American ao- - Poor soul, he is discourag- yacht for party of Chapter 3, Section 8. provides authorities were wives. Thomas got embittered and then show him!' gressmen To be that steamer Carlisle succeeded, the army rca.'ed to for protection. an and become coarse. and their families. the County of Hawaii shall be divid- tn he got coarse. ed has sure, Congn smen say they ob- transport Sherman, which arrived third night a rapid fire gun was install- '"With some of us it is association the ed into nine Districts, of wh'ch X-..'.- hre "I do not think that Thomas touched tained some first hand ed on the Carlisle's deck and Hie po- and I think it is the meanest thing information at Kona is to be styled the North KotM on Sunday, would have been blown to the wound in Christ's side. TWe scrip-- t which w-il-l eventually save govern- lice boat Bueky O'Neill the DL-tric-t; ;a : The steamed when the Devil gets us through our and Soutn Ko is to be tyled pieces and all on board killed. r .;. - : say It does say that ment large sums. way they reason around the British ste-irce- during the .. bay-windo- The w South Kona Jesus gave him an opportunity. I social nature. That is the it out it was a display of philanthropy the District. officers of the Sherman still shud lPr hours of darkness. The next iay the was ready to he of our natures. Close friends are bound on The Fourth Precinct embraces por- they about narrow es- Carlisle was imagine that he until their part to give the country their tions of both when talk their taken inside the break- heard Christ's voice and looking up to influence our lives. One black sthk valuable time, but as a matter of fact the North Kona and the cape. The Carlisle is the British water for better protection. will blacken twenty white one, but any South Kor.a Districts, with th polling her propeller while on On old into his face cried out 'My Lord and few of the men on the trip had place tramp which lost an hull used as a meeting my twenty white sticks won't whiten one occupation at Konawaena School House way Vladivostok with a carero place by I'jan-tit- y God." Then it was all right. He at home except to loaf and which, her to Japanese was found a reniembed the promise that He would black one. keep their political fences in repair and under Section 55. will be the of arms and ammunition. She took ref- of dymmite. with fuse and .aps doubtings. polling place jn County elec n. . ris again and lost his doubt and bit- "Through all our through it would have been much chenpr for the ti uge at Manila and by special permis- attn-hed- all ready for use. all our trials and troubles and dis- the. government to have purchased a and at which place alone the qualified sion from Washington was allowed to The Carlisle's cargo includes dyna- terness. voters of portion "I do not wish to be hard on those appointments, through all our dangers, round trip ticket for each of thefte of the North Kona stay tht-r- mite and other hitrh explosives. At may we reach the place that Thomas Congressmen to San also put and South ditri ts can vote for Japanese living- at Manila decided to the time the Japanes.. tried to bl n who have money, but if a man so Juan and Deputy K'a hr wraps up on reached when he was able to cry, 'My a little money in their pockets for ex- the Sheriff, and Deputy Asses- serve their cojntry hv destroying up she was lying almost ahinsrside tt.e himself business that he " ' sor and Tax Collector in has no time to attend to the welfare Lord and my God.' penses. eich District: this 'riend of their country's enmy. Sherman, and had the little brown of At any rate the critical pubiv" is not As the electors voting at Konawaena Taking a large quantity of dyi i'm'e men succeeded with their plan the his soul he has 'old out too cheap- At the close of the address, while all are only to vote there, and a ly. If a young woman is in very cordial towards these junketing entitle tney rowed out to th r'arlisle on the Sherman and several other steamers Interested Con-(Continu- prayer. ed new registration is not authorized for 7. se- - religious work and the welfare of her heads were bowed in Dr. developments of the American night of March They were i by would have shared the Carlisle's fellow beings and when she becomes on page 4.) on Page 7.) (Continued on page 3.) the people on the Carlisle and sea fd fate.

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ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 5, 0 TOT PACIFIC COMKEKCIAE ! Ml THE SENATORS WASTE g BASEBALL t This Week We Cater Amid scenes of the wildest enthusi- To the Little Ones OOMMEN ING FRIDAY. MAY 5TH, OAY asm, and in a game said by old fans ONE ENTIRE to be the best and most exciting ever receive as much in "Flagship of the Pacific," seen In any local intersoholastic se- Children attention our store as ries, the Oahu College baseball nine grown-up- s. We have made a cut in boys and girls' gar- administered defeat to the High School ments for this week which parents will hail with glad acclaim. 16 team by a score of three to two. It Here are a few rare bargains: took ten innings to decide the battle I. c! -- Ell! They Probably Did and as McDougall came flying down WHITE AND BLUE PIQUE KILTS, sailor collar: to PRESENTING AN ENTIRELY NEW Take an Adjournment that the home stretch with the winning out. 75c. OF HIGH-CLAS- S REPERTOIRE tally, pandemonium was turned loose. GIRLS' BLUE SERGE DRESSES; to close nut. $2.50. PRODUCTIONS. Not Mean to Take, While House Talks At the previous games of the series The strongest company ever brought there has been little enthusiasm but CHILDREN'S COATS, of fine pique, with sailor collar, $1.50. to Honolulu by this popular manager. yesterday made up for all past BOYS' WHITE LAWN BLOUSES, with sailor collars of Completes a Bill. errors. On one wildly on and side a excited all-ov- er embroidery, $1.25. BILL crowd of wearers of the Buff and Blue OPtMNG yelled themselves hoarse with FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MAY and other literary concoctions well 6TH AND 6TH AND SATURDAY calculated to put a Comanche Indian's SPtiCIAL. MATINEE, away a flay yes- efforts in the shade. On the other an CHILDREN'S HATS, CAPS AND "The Belle of Richmond." With the best of intentions, the Senate threw BONNETS. equally enthusiastic band of the Gold Our entire line will be sold this week at cost price. Literally, it was thrown away. There is no cfiher term and Black's supporters flung their bat- MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY terday. in the body did not want to do it. either. tle slogans a?ross the diamond. 8TH AND 9TH. for it. And the workers It was a day for cheering and school "My from India." out-generall- ed Friend Thev were outvoted and by the men who were ap- enthusiasm. For the first three in- PR GRESS BLOCK nings was not score. THURSDAY, inclined to labor. there a The FORT STREET. WEDNESDAY AND parently not crowds cheered loudly as one after an- A. BL.OIVI, MAY 10TH AND UTH. The House spent the greater part of the day in talk, too. but other of the men was to People's Money." retired the "Other finished consideration of the departmental expenses bill and will benches. Then something happened, j Lo. of the High School was at the bat. KRJDAY AND SATURDAY. MAY pass the measure formally on second reading today. The stick and the ball came together 12TH AND 13TH, violently and the ball sailed way out "Kidnapped." into the field just where somebody LEGISLATURE-EXTR- A SESSION-FOUR- TH DAY Ought to have been but wasn't. Pretty Seat sale opens at Box Office on Wed- soon it happened again and directly "LIBBY" Stands for QUALITY nesday, May 3. there was a tally on the High School Prices: 75c., 50c. and 25c. side of score. THE SENATE. I Committee of the Whole, with Rife as the chairman, on the departmental ex- In the next inning Pahu fanned but The almost beg'an the day penses bill. The items dealt with were ran to first forcing Judd out. Both Libby's natural flavor food products are Senate men were and closed it as follows: called out. For the Highs of with a recess yesterday, White went out at first on a drive to in the matter taste superior to all. with something like a tempest in a ITEMS PASSED. SECOND ANNUAL MAY m third. Defries followed suit on an J teapot. The morning session was a Department of Public Works: infiehl grounder while Hoogs was call- very short one, indeed. Action on Sen- General expenses $12,000, reduced ed out for running inside the line. In Corned Beef - Lunch Tongue ate Bill Xn. 4, which was the unfinish- to $9oon. the sixth Ensue did some pretty work Printing and advertising $7200; in stealing: bases and came home on ed business, was postponed to await passed. a hit by Davis and a wild throw by Veal Loaf Vienna the action of the House. Traveling expenses, road engineers, first in an attempt to put the runner Sausage LtaML - House Bill No. L making appropria- $::iiH); stricken out out on third. This ended the scoring arc cooked and ready to serve in a pres- i nnsspil - and repairs, for High School. One most moment and their : fnr tho oirira eninn sw- Maintenance Makiki the of the S NG"WI cemetery, $200; passed. sensational plays of game ence in the house FM two separate pm ond reading. It will be read for the the occurred ensures the hospitable reception of the un- in Maintenance, repairs and additions in this innincr when Pahu caught a long expected guest. third time today. to government property, $44,000; re- fly in right field while on the run and Grand Events Senate Bill No. 6, making appropri- - duced to $43,800. in one hand. Your (jrocer has a full line ot Libbv's roods. f ations to pav unpaid bills, was refer- - General appropriation, to he used for In the seventh Punahou scored its ft Special Soloist. ft V ; expenditures red on second reading to a special com- - not otherwise provided first run. The High School was shut 5 for and appropriation exhausted; also by most I IDA GRAY SCOTT, of Wilcox, out the spectacular play of the mittee consisting Pans, road damages, to - J Chicago. $50,000; reduced day. White was trying to steal sec T fi From Lane, Dickey and Dowsett. $30,000. ond and Chillingworth third. The And then the Senate took a recess, ; Harris introduced a new item of catcher threw to second, White start- for the b,,reau of animal infhts" H. HACKFELD & CO. Bishop saying that he thought the loan , ed back, second threw to pitcher who I inrailon Opera House returned to second. White was touch- Agents. commutee woum oe reaay 10 report it-- "i c0clho munresteJ an of $1000 ed out. Second then threw to catcher I FRIDAY. MAY 5TH, at 2 p. m. He would not promise defi- - for the encouragein 't of tree planting who touched Chillingworth out at throughout the Is. .mhIs. The item H Vader Auspices of Kame- - I nitely, but in his opinion the commit- home. Punahou scored her second B would be ready. passed. tallv in th ninth and an inninsr ( hameha School. tee The Agriculture and Forestry Com- evtri At the afternoon session a petition was made necessary. With one gone S POPULAR PRICES. mittee, after a consultation with For- McDougall circled the bags for the was from P. L. Weaver. Judge of Hol-lowa- read ester Hosmer and Superintendent winning run. In spite of the encour- the Court of Land Registration, ask- reported favorably on the Ag- f" expense aging yells of the fair rooters of the ing for an appropriation of $532 to ricultural Bureau's bill. A Gold and of sum of' .&" S4S n3 nslcprl for was nnss- - Black and the cheers their f Koys neia i pay the expenses of a trip taken by j comrades the High School men could i score game ended the I SATURDAY AFTER- - f the Judge to look into the land courts j TO FIGHT FIRE. not and the with score 3-- 2. MAY 6. I NOON, I on the mainland, and some expenses - j Waterhouse suggested an appropri- SUMMARY. M incurred by the court before any ap- tion of $10,000 to be used as emergency Admission 10c Seats on High Schoo- KECtlPT Co. W propriation had been made for its ex- call for forest fire fighting. The item l- BOOKS sale Wall, Nichols at penses. The petition was referred to passed. i Players. AB R. BH. SB. PO. A. E. the Paris committee on unpaid bills. Survey Department, $30,190, pessed. Hoogs, c. 5 0 0 0 3 6 0 En Sue. 2b 5 1 1 0 3 7 XI A TEAPOT. Attorney General's Department, FOR TEMPEST IN $16,000, passea. Davis, ss 4 0 1 0 0 1 0 A short recess was taken at this Police Department, maintenance of Lo. cf 3 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 I r point, to wait for the report of the prisoners, $116,400, passed. Schmidt, rf. ...3 Hand in Time Need I 10 Helping of 0; Loan Committee, then nearly ready, Police Department, incidentals, $40,-00- Chill'w'ih, lb.r.4 0 0 1 17 2 1 Co. and when the Senate was called to or- reduced to $10,000. Williams, 3b... 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 Wilder Steamship The Relief and Burial Association Is der again Kalama at once moved to Education Department, book fund, White. 2b-l- f. ..3 0 2 0 1 0 2 rapidly increasing. We have had three adjourn. It carried, the President an- $18,000; reduced to $10,000. Defries, p 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 Inter-Islan- d Co. In mem- nouncing the vote as 6 to 3. School supplies, $8000 (reconsider- Steamship deaths nine months, and each 35 2 2 30 17 $100 to "Here! Hold on!" said McCandless. ed); passed. Totals 5 6, ber received as death benefits 1 1 pay funeral and burial expenses, the That report is ready to come in. I These were the last of the deferred Punahou surviving relatives, a donation of 10 question that vote, Mr. President." items. Players. AB. BH. SB. PO. A. E. Oahu Railway & Land Co. cents from each member of the asso- "I object to any questioning," said A NEW SECTION. Desha, ss 5 0 0 4 4 0 President Isenberg. the Senators 3b.. 3 1 2 0 2 2; ciation as emergency benefits. Mem- ''If Coelho moved an additional section Kim Fook. For Sale at bership fee $4.50. Office, Honolulu Un- will not stay hi their seats, but keep revenue G Judd, 2b.... 5 8 4 1 around and how can to itle that if th of the dertaking Parlors, 1120 Fort Street, running talking ; Territorv shouW not be sufficient to Ahrens. p 4 101 0 0 2 1 Tel. Main 179. 1 count tnem. 1 onject to naving my pay for all appropriations the money L. Judd. c 2 0 0 4 3 0 counts questioned. You are out of or- should be expended proportionately. Pahu, rf 4 0 0 10 1 T der." He did this, he explained, so that the Hattie, lb 4 0 0 10 1 0 Hawaiian Co. "We are all out of order," said se- - Stiles, 4 0 0 2 0 1, Gazette Bishop, administration could not be able to cf who had just come in with lect favored snots for the expenditure McDougall, If.. 4 1 0 1 0 0 French Von-Ho- lt what was supposed to be the report of money. was adopted. Block, King 8treet. Loan Committee in hand, of The section the his as Fernandez moved the insertion of an Totals 35 : 4 2 30 16 6 he arose and put on his hat. "The item of $1000 for repair of - Perfumes! Senate has adjourned, has it notf" the the Score by innings- Pali road on Molokai, and one of 10 ''It has adjourned," answered the $800 for the use of the Superintendent 3456789 $ sjf? President. of the Settlement. Both items passed. Punahou 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 13 "Well, for the benefit of the Senate The committee rose and the formal High School . 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 02 that has adjourned," said Bishop, De- - in "I written report of the bill as amended Struck Out By Ahrens, by THE LIGHTNING AT WORK. The finest the World! want to say that I have worked like will be submitted today. fries.. 3. a nigger to get this report of the Loan From the well known houses of The House adjourned at 4:25 o'clock. Bases on Balls Off Ahrens. off Steam power is to be superseded by Committee ready. This is all non- Defries, 2. ROGER & GALLET VIOLETS; sense." electricity in the government dock There is a POINT HE HAD OVERLOOKED Two Base Hit Hoogs. FIVERS; HOUBIGANT; GUERLAIN Then he stalked out, and the session Umpire Bert Bowers. yards at Kiel. Germany. fine new ROIRGOIS. ended. Time of Game 1 hour, 20 minutes. Electricity is to be used to conxey I.rfntoa'i Bnr(lar Alarm That Attendance 250. passengers to the top of the Wash family in ihe Including the following extracts: THE HOUSE. Wm Hot Complete Im D. C. 7 The league standing is now as fol ington monument, Washington, house of the E, The spent super- IDEAL, CYTISE, PEAU DE House of Representatives lows: The electric fan bids fair to MARECHALE. ALSATIAN practically the whole of yesterday in sede the punkah coolies of India. A many Teams. P. W. L. CLOVER, CHYPRE. JOCKEY CLUB, ex- gTeat curious inTention Pet. The price for four coolies to consideration of the departmental 3 regular HELIOTROPE, BOUQUET DES are recorded at the patent office, anc Punahou 3 0 1.000 divide up the 24 hours is six centa penses bill in Committee of the Whole. High 3 2 1 .666 AMOURS, JICKEY, LA TREFFLE, a great many others that the public School. each. With electrical fans the work OCTOPUS It completed the second reading in all "Bide Kamehameha. . ..3 2 1 .666 MANON LESCAUT, PRIMA VIO- never hears of are tracked" on an be done for one-thir- a of the cost, LET A. but the formal passage, which will be the way there. A hri.sk. earer indi- Normal 3 0 3 . 000 I and considerable inconvenience may at put through this morning. vidual called on a capitalist for th f be avoided. the of him in a device ( Incomparable, Indescribable. A report was received from Superin- purpKse interesting It has been suggested that the elec-tri- e AQUARIUM for discouraging burglara, relate JURY FOR BERTELMANN tendent Davis of the Department of heaters of trolley cars, be con- AAA Public Instruction regarding the book Youth's Companion. nected to the controller on the plat- "1 want to get the idea patented," form, so that when the highest speed UEWIS & Go , fund. It appeared that the amount. I HOURS: Ltd. he said, "and haven't anv monev. Frank C. Bertelmann was placed on is required the heaters will be cut off. 169 appropriated fund for the cur- - ym Dally, except Sunday 10 m. KING STREET. for the billing to go halve with any man They some cool a. to 240 3 3 trial in the United States District Court require little time to p. m. TELEPHONES 240 rent fiscal year ending June 30, 1905,' that will give me the financial backing. so i yesterday for impersonating an offh er off. that the heating effect will be Saturdays 7 p. m. to 9:30 p. m. was $S000. The amount disbursed , to My scheme is this: You first make all sufficient. This will reduce the de- Sundavi 1 p. m. to 9:30 p. m. ARE YOU PAYING RENT March 31 was $5457.80. The amount your doors and windows secure. c of the U. S. Internal Revenue. There FOR A mand for current by the heaters when of bills approved and forwarded to the they can't be opened at ail from th are two cases againBt him and Assist- full speed is necessary. It requires Auditor during April was $697.82. The outside there are plenty of devices ant District Attorney Dunne moved to quite a percentage of the total output PIANO for doing hat nowaday- - -- make all of consolidated. This was op- of the generating plant in winter We will sell you one for $6.00 per total amount of hills paid and to be - . ., nA 9 . . have them the 7 I TOT M. j month. at Coyne Furni- tha tltrnii. mnnHlc flnHinr, . v, posed by J. W. Cat heart and L. to heat the cars. Particulars I " jLjrra , r one so it will open easily. ture Co., Phone Main 415. J. W. HALL. --March 31 was $6165.68, and the amount iimi Straus for the defendant, and Judge Then run a wire from that window tc opening Great Britain's contribution to the received from the sale of books was Dole at the of the afternoon . V. ' YOKOMIZO 'Yl C I. ."ill .ill . . L $5597.20. the head of your bed. where you have session denied the motion. He said con- IS YOUR HAIR FALLING OUT ? Coelho introduced a bill to amend an alarm-bel- l. The burglar come solidation tended to complicate the de- hich is being prepared by all the Dealer in Sections 3, 5 7 18 along, and windows, de- leading observatories throughout o 4, and of Act of the tries the doors fense and work prejudice to the the IF SO extra session of 19"3. which was read and when he comes to that one he fendant, citing the celebrated Molyneux world, is making rapid progress at FIREWOOD, BALLAST STONE. CONSULT MRS. BARCLAY, a first time by title. raises it. The alarm goes off. and the case of Xew York and an Illinois case. Greenwich observatory, according to SAND and FOUNDATION ROCK, THE ROUTINE. burglar hears it and flees, or it wake Then the drawing of a jury began. ihe report of the Astronomer Royal. Will submit tenders for excavating Hotel Street, Next Elite Ice Cream you up. and you are ready for him. Jn At 5:10 this waa uncompleted after the The catalogue of star places resulting and grading. Hauling at reasonable Parlors. Representative Waterhouse intro- either cae it accomplishes your pur- prosecution had used two of its three, from this observation is also being rates. Office, Nuuanu and Beretania duced a resolution for the appropria- pose." and the defense five of its ten chal- printed. streets. ALL KINDS OF BUILDING AND tion of $1500 for rebuilding and ma- "But," said the capitalist, "if you can lenges, with the panel exhausted, one cadamizing old Xuu-an- u the Pali road in all doors and windows vacancy in the box one RBPAIR WORK DONE ON avenue from the Halfway House make the fat and talesman SHORT NOTICE to the reservoir bridge. except one. why not make that one having been called. A new thing was panel ex- by The Committee on. Public Lands rec- secure, too. and thus Veep the burglar introduced when the was Estab:.:hsd ommended the appropriation of $7200 out entirely ?" hausted. Instead either of the clerk 187. "1 drawing a special venire of a for roads to the Palolo homesteads. never thought of that!" replied Cures Wblls A given number or of the Marshal goiiiR Win. T. Paty. communication was received from the inventor, rubbing his jaw. You Slesp. 1048 Alakea Street. Suporintondent Davis of the Board of out to pick up talesmen, a summons for one tale-ma- n at a time was issued. Education asking that the pay roll for Very heartily welcomed, the Brothers Coughs, support rf schools be voted in one sum, if S;. Gabriel's Institute, famous for The first man brought in was C. B. For Whooping Cough, Croup, J j leaving it to iw department to appor- :heir success in the education of deaf Wilson. Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh. tion it. The case the prosecution elected to enres antiseptic If you want best for ind dumb boys, has settled at Beacons-le!- d It becaose the air rendered strongly 3 the tho least The Committee on Public Lands and House, near Plymouth. try first was one in which Bertelmann is carried over the diseased surfaces of the bronchial I money in Clothing and Gents' Fur- - lntcrn:il Improvements recommended Ene'and. on is accused of getting lodging- at the tubes with every breath, giving prolonged and constant 1 lishing- Goods, try the tabling of the resolution to appro heir expulsion from France under the treatment. Those of a consumptive tendency, or suffer- They Delmonfcn hotel. Beretania street, from ers from chronic bronchitis, find immediate relief from priate $7000 for a market at Wailuku. issociations law. are about to Mrs. Orth the landlady on coughs or inflamed conditions of the throat. E CLOTHING there the education of the CO. COMMITTEE "ommer.ee the strength of a representation that he Cresolesr is a boon to Astuuattcs. 4 Hotel OF THE WHOLE. leaf and dumb boys, irrespective of DHCGtiisTS. Street. was an Internal Revenue officer un ler with proof of its All The House resolved itself into a creed. salary. I value on re juesv. THE CO 180 Fulton St., New York City.

I HHHaHai COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, THE PACIFIC HONOLULU, MAY 5, 193. TONIGHT THE MUSICAL w:i sari ii ri 9 M y EH PREPARE FESTIVAL WILL NOW FOR SUMMER DAYS BE HELD MOHAIRS ARE ALL THE f.O These practical dust-sheddin- g, vet daintv and otvlioli fahrio are just 0 the thing for Summer wear We are showing an excel- - ENTERPRISE lent line at Telephone Main 424. Nahiku Plantation Being ft m i m Planted With Best At Auction Cotton VbDIes in plain Trees Known. shades, dark and light col- Saturday, May 6, 1905, ors; this week 12 i-- 2c yd. The steamship brought 100.-00- 0 AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, Ventura seeds for Nahiku At our salesroom, corner Fort and Para rubber the ' Quet-- n streets, - will sell by order of plantation. As the land is now ready Wash Fabrics "W. 6 Ashley. Esq., administrator of for these seeds, they will be shipped to the Kstate of J. H. Hunt, deceased the plantation by the steamer Claudine e have them in stripes personal effects, consisting of ' MBylP next week. These seeds were shipped aR wKKf&f in the small, unobtrusive 1 Solitare Diamond Ring. from Brazil via Paris to Honolulu and 1 Gold Patterns that Fashion dic- Walt ham Watch. have arrived in splendid condition. 3 Gold and Silver Badges (Honolulu tates, in beautiful, striking Dept). There are now in transit from the Tire designs ; your 1 Diamond Collar Button. Orient 10,000 Hevea rubber tree stumps choice this 1 Watch Chain and K. of P. Charm from the Island of Ceylon, where the week at 12 1-- 2C yd. 1 Scarf Pin. cultivated rubber plantations, planted 1 Delegate Badge. five years ago which have just LADIES' AND MISSES' DRESS SKfHTS 1 Solitaire Diamond Snake Ring. and come bearing, paid 100 per Our new stock nowopsned and we should be pleased to shew 1 Pair K. of P. Cuff Buttons. into have you the Souvenier Buttons, Etc., Etc. cent on the capitalization the first crop. latest styles, at the lowest prices. 2 Pair Spectacles. Dr. Waterhouse, who is heavily in- 1 Pair Spy Glasses. terested in the Nahiku rubber planta- 1 Graphaphone and 48 Records. tion, left in the last steamship Man- 1 Pair Opera Glasses. ifio FortImportStreet. Co. 1 Meerschaum and 1 Briar Wood churia for the Island of Ceylon where Pipe. he expects to remain four months Razor. Razor Strops, studying the methods of these same 1 Fine Electric Battery. plantations, which are proving such 1 Star Safety Razor, Razor and a gold mine to their owners. The rub- IRazor Strop, ber from the Hevea trees is of the best Clothing. Bed Clothing. . quality, selling in the New York mar- What is Rojesvensky do- 1 Fine Music Box. ket today at $1.30 per lb., or $2600 a All may be seen previous to sale at ton. On arrival the stumps will be ing? salesrooms. planted immediately under the super- jpur vision of R. H. Anderson, the manager, Here's the answer, very ABLES CO., LTD who has had much experience in the FISHER, cultivation of rubber in Central and clear: Taking frequent ob- AUCTIONEERS South America. In the immense growth of the rubber trees planted at Nahiku there is con- servations through a glass AT AUCTION clusive proof that rubber will do ex- MRS. IDA GRAY SCOTT, THE GREAT SOPRANO WHO of ceptionally well there. The quantity of SINGS AT THE MUSIC FESTIVAL. PRIMO BEER. the latex and its quality are equal to Saturday, May 6, 1905 anything of which there Is authentic AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, information from the favored districts This evening will see the opening of the field clear for the opening of the where rubber is proving such a suc- great musical event. At our salesrooms, corner Fort and cess. Before January next there will Honolulu's second musical festival and Queen we will sell by of The program for tonight has been streets, order be 60,000 rubber trees planted out upon Opera by Primo Lager 2. A. Brown, Esq., Manager Estate of the prospects are that the House greatly strengthened the consent of 150 acres of land, and the balance of great solo- John Ii Estate, Ltd., the will be packed with local lovers of Mr Frederick Butler, the the plantation will be cleared and ist, to sing. He will also render one is good for that sinking planted as fast as possible. There are oratorial music. or more numbers at the Congress of now several hundred trees set out from Mrs. Ida Gray Scott arrived from Song on Saturday afternoon the Shooting Right nursery, seeds planted at the raised from San Wednesday will be Boys' Field. Being the exclusive right for three last December, which are now thirty-fou- r Francisco and years, for shooting game birds, upon inches tall. heard in an attractive selection of solos the premises of the John Iil Estate, The people on Maui are very enthu this evening. ' THEY PASS BUCK Limited, in the district of Ewa, Is siastic on the rubber proposition, sub- Madame Scott is fortunate in the m cane fields of "0 per land of Oahu. above the scribing for nearly cent of the possession figure Oahu Co. stock. This is a strictly of a pleasing and fine the Suar presence. soprano iPAFUS 1900. Upset price $150 per annum. company, no watered stock or promo- stage Her voice is a (Continued from page 1.) - payable in tion fees. There are now only a few of full, rich quality and her artistic Terms: Six months rent 140 1500 U. S. gold coin. shares left, about out of the temperament and rare dramatic power the County election, I desire to be en- advance in shares issued. These can be had on particulars of wins for her an immediate place in the lightened on the best method to adopt Further good terms. For particulars inquire of whereby every elector may exercise his Water-hous- e, hearts of her audience C. A. BROWN, ESQ., W. W. Hall, president; F. T. P. right of franchise and be enabled to 6 MAGOOX BUILDING, treasurer, or C. D. Lufkin, First The two events of the festival will vote for all the candidates from the or National Bank of Wailuku. a director. be participated in by nearly a thous- company, District in which he lives. A small investment in this by B. truly, ABLES CO., LTD. co- and voices conducted Mrs. Anna Tours xcn riSHER, which as already stated is strictly A. L. C. ATKINSON, AUCTIONEERS. operative, will insure you an annuity Tucker, who so ably discharged the same year ago. Secretary of Hawaii. for life. duties a The James A. Banister "Natural" shoe for men is of The program has been selected with Governor Carter is something of a black, Vici kid ; lace, with light-cappe- d toe. For wearing great care for effect and that those statesman himself, and he can pass Saturday, ELLEFORDS TONIGHT qualities, general ease elegance, fit and style, "BAN- responsible for its compilation have the buck, too, when it comes to him to and the AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., ISTER" is witho,ut an equal. We will sell been happy in their choice a glance at make the play. And he does it very it will show. The program is as fol pleasantly. his answer to Price $6.50. First Prize at St. Louis Exposition. AT THE ORPHEUM Listen to Things lows: the letter of the Secretary: vrhiiigs and PART I. April 24, 1905. MANUFACTURERS9 SHOE Co., Ld. Overture Hon. A. L. C. Atkinson, Secretary of 1051 FORT STREET. FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD. The Elleford Company will open Territorial band under the direction of Hawaii. Honolulu. AUCTIONEERS. Capt. Berger. Sir to your April 22nd, their season at the Orpheum tonight in ' In reply of Chorus March of Our reque-tin- g a story of the South entitled "The Belle Nation" to be enlightened on the Adam Gerbel best method to adopt whereby every PERSONAL MENTION. Full Chorus. elector may exercise his right of fran- FOR SALE. (a) "Praise Ye the Father" .. .Gounod chise and be enabled to vote for all James N. Lann, of Middletown, N. (b) "A Wife's Song" Barnby the candidates from the District in Y., a preacher, doctor and author, is College For THE HOMESTEAD of Henry Davis, Oahu Chorus. j which he lives, I beg to say that the 90 years of age and has been married - at Punahou, opposite Oahu College ' ' na uuiii yucen oi one- I laws of the Territory very wisely 13 times. His first marriage occurred Campus, containing 2 acres of land, Gounod place such matters entirely in your Milford, Pa., Mrre. Ida Gray at in 1830... with large dwelling. 2 cottages, coach Scott with Orchestra. hands. My confidence in your sagacity Anton Lang, who took the part of BRAIN laun-dr- y, "Bridal of the Birds" Richards house, quarters, family and ability is such that I believe you Christ in the Oberammergau plaj1 last barn, cow and poultry houses. Kamehamehi Girls' Glee Club. will be to find proper Chorus "Awake! able the solution summer, was married at Christmas to On these premises are a number of Awake the Flow of the seeming contradiction and im- ers Unfold" Leslie the girl who sang the "mystical song." and rare and choice Tropical Fruit Trees, possibility. is Rutz, village yielding, af- Her father Jakob the now matured and fruit PART II. Very sincerely yours. blacksmith and leader of the chorus. fording many advantages to the owner, (Signed) G. "Down in the Dewy R. CARTER, Gen. Ohio, chairman of who has ample pasturage, firewood, Dell".Henrv Smart Governor. Shattuc, of MUSCLE Full Chorus of Ladies' Voices. the committee on immigration and la- poultry, eggs, etc.. etc. (a) - Any one contemplating purchase can "Plantation Melody" Noll Now the buck is back to the Secre- bor of the house of representatives, (b "Kamehameha Medley" fan- call and examine. tary of the Territory, and the Secretary has long been proud of his taste in twentieth century Breakfast Karnehameha Boys' Glee Club. . . , . . , cy diamonds and The entire property will be sold AT Ciir, is iai iioru me- inauuing crow u oi js- - waistcoats, solitaire Foods are the best. ' A Group of Songs flaring cravats, all of which adore his A SACRIFICE. Mme. Ida Gray Scott accompanied by land politicians somewhere on the The number of the brands TERMS OF PAYMENT made easy sssspjjsS: expansive fr nt. is legion and we have most Mrs. Tenney Peck. mainland of the United States. So it re- to any responsible purchaser. (a) "The It was particularly noticed at the of them in stock. Dance Invites Us" .. Gounod up Buck-lb- ) N-- seems to be to Chief Clerk cent England dinner in Philadel- All Life-givin- g "Sweet May" Barn by , contain Vital, apply i land, who everybody s speech Chinese Minis- For prie and all particulars, Normal School stands for . phia that the of properties and are Chorus Wu easily t Chorus "The Lord is Great".. j trouble when everybody wa ts io ter outshone all the others Invigorators of Brain and so far ass good English was concerned. Body. FISHER. ABLES CO.. LTD. Mendelssohn shake them off. What Clerk Buckland evening were QUEEN STS. Full Chorus. say Among the orators of the Our Breakfast Foods are ORXKi; FORT AND will do about it he does not but Justice Brewer, Mr. Hamlin, Mr. Hill absolutely fresh. To ensure The above program contains a selec- there are a number of bright young and Mr. Cockran. this we keep only enough tion of standard choral music and the men in the office of the Attorney-Genera- l W. Scott Miller, of Louisville, Ky., on hand to last from steamer TO LET. concentration of :t mighty chorus of who are just thirsting for a chance has been granted by the courts of that to steamer. New con- over three hundred singers will un- at distinction. Whether they would be state the right to control and collect assortments are A nice home. Makiki. for a num- - through to stantly arriving. at doubtedly be productive of magnificent willing to take Chance jail along the money yielded visitor ber of months. a at the Mammoth cave. The matter has and inspiring results. with it is. of course, story. I or un- - another been in litigation and the four daugh- Will be let either furnished The possibilities ' AAA furnished to a desirable tenant. for oratorio on a ters of the late Dr. George Grogham, grand scale are practically without who own the cave, are widely sepa-- , 6 Contains rooms, bath, servant's - j W. limit in Honolulu so finely is developed HOUSEHOLD HINTS. rated, one of them living in Switzer- quarters, etc' J. ELLEFORD. in Henry May St Go the musical spirit and the recent im- land and the other California. , Ld. Mice are banished by laying wild Dr. George Ettel, of Clanhassen, Car- provement in the choruses under a 22 FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD. mint in their haunts. ver county. Minnesota, who has just Retail PHONES Wholesale 92 of Richmond," a play abounding in trained leader has been marvelously comedy and strong situations. The Sprinkle flour on burning oil. It wi! taken his medicai degree at Berlin rapid. quickly exting-uis- whereas water already had diplomas story is well told it. university, has and the interest of Those who go to the Opera House to- would spread the flame. from the universities of Minnesota, the audience does not lag for an in- night Penrsyl vania, deposit- will hear better music than has Tea, coffee or cocoa stains should be Oregon, California, Tour small savings if stant. There will also be pleasing spe- yet removed with boiling water; if obsti- Washington, Idaho and Montana cialties. That the entire house will be been produced in this city. The ed monthly In the Mutual Build- iuorus ... . nate, with a weak solution of ozalit probably the record in the medical beyond "doubt, win consist or selected voices srood-natured- ly taken is assured a as acid. profession. The Berlin pres. you the advance sale has broken all from Oahu College. be- Remington ing & Loan Society will give Kamehameha The crown of a crushed straw hal banters him, hoping that Schools. Normal and High Schools be celebrate in a and should be dampened with cold watei fore lone he will able to a dividend earning interest Mills and a jubilee commemorating his HALE TWA. Institute there is the quality and siuffed very lightly with old.sof' silver Typewriters first-clas- s savings Institution. among inese to make the event an paper. Then put to dry in a hot place twenty-fift- h passine of examinations. The Hotel, fa- 43 years old. He began hia AAA Haleiwa Honolulu's epoch in the musical history of Is- It will be blocked to its original shapr Eitel is Investigate our plan. the 16 years ago. mous country resort, on the line of lands. It should not be overlooked in color medical studies Ribbons and Carbons, the Oahu Kailwav, contains every ing plaster cats that only certain sub- Edtoon Mimeographs, The entire inside Opera House One-Ma- n modern improvement and affords its of the jects are suitable for coloring. Thos Parish. Desks and Cabinets, has been decorated with appropriate The only name on the list of voters Card Index Systems, RICHARD H. TRENT. uests an opportunity to enjoy all which represent subjtcts that in th Secretary. amusements golf, tennis, billiards, college colors and the effect of the original are in white marble shouh for the parish of Hopwaa Hays is that Loose Leaf Systems, fresh and salt water bathing, shoot work is artistic to a degree. not le colored beyond the shade of oit of the assistant overseer himself. Be- Paper and Supplies, ing, nshinc. ruling ana rriving. 1 ick- - Tickets for this performance may be marble. sides being the only occupier he appoints Bates Numbering Machine railway and one full obtained Tel. ets. including fare at Wall. Nichols Co. Tickets Hot -- ekepers will find a canton flan- himself overseer at the annual parish Scales and Brackets, day s room and board, are sole at for the - Swinging the grat contest event to trke nel baa- matlt" with the downy side out meeting, over 'which he presides and Typewriter Stands, All the new Laws are being Honolulu station ana Trent & Com place at the Boys1 Field on Saturday alone attends. As assistant overseer he Repairing a specialty, pany $5.00. For departure of trains may wari to slip over the broom on clean for afternoon be obtained at same - published in the Commercial Rec- in- days a convenience for dust collects the guardians' precepts from AAA consult time table. place. erat pays own salary. m ing the walls. Make the bag with t himself and himself his ord in handy shape for reference On Sundays, the Haleiwa Limited, After a conference of the revivalists HAWAIIAN OFFICE SPECIALTY CO. two-hou- r train, leaves at 8:22 a. m.; and the management held yes- .ira vvs ring, so that it can be tied se prior to their publication in book R- 15, 72 returning, arrives L Honolulu t 10:10 terday afternoon it was decided not to curelv on to the bar, die of the broom. READ THE ADVERTISE- Phone Main King St. form. p. m. hold a revival meeting tonisht leaving WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. 4 THE PACIFIC FRIST FRUITS OF THE REVIVAL GRAPE DUST COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER BORDENS' (Condoned frpm page i. KILLS RUST : : EDITOR. WALTER O. SMITH trom asked those who wrhed to say MALTED ::::::::: that they felt that their lives had not APHIS. BLACK FLY. MILDEW on GRAPE been what they might, who felt the call VINES and MAY 5- - MILK . , wreH on FRIDAY and wished to ask God s help, to s fy PLANTS, as as MILDEW ROSES, VIOLETS, etc., etc. raising- A fresh supply just receive! it by their hands. Five T THE RICE INDUSTRY. persons responded to the call. Dr. Os-tro- m - prayer. sing- "The Rice Jndustrv of the United States" is discussed by Mr. K. Sey- then led in After the I EAGLE BRAND mour Bell, British commercial agent at Chicago, in a report to the British ing of "My Jsus Lve Thee." the INCUBATORS and BROODERS foreign office, a o.opy of which has just been received oy tne weparimeui uj. congregation was with pray- HAS NO EQUAL The PETALUMA is the best. nd Labor through its Bureau of Statistics. The report is of espe er by Mr. H. C. Brown. cial importance in view of the fact that the United States in 1904 became a After the service Mr. Hillis had the TV rice exporting, instead of a rice importing nation, increasing her exports 50 chorus remain for twenty minutes 3. 1, KILFLY will soon be in demand. We have a a . ASV A. j 3 1iA i pinsrine-- . or supply. zu per cent, as comparer mm i.cu.. I A larer.? part tne audience Prepared by per , cent and decreasing lier imports ic actions of the preceding year In the calendar year 1904 the importations of I remained to lis-e- n. Many new re- - 178 rice into the United States amounted to 137 million pounds, as against j cruits were added to the big chorus. millions in 1903, a decrease of 41 millions; while the exports of rice (including ; Dr. Ostrom addressed the personal BORDEN'S the shipments to Hawaii and Porto Kico) were 138 millions, as against VI workers in the chapel. PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.. LTD. 1903. In 1903 the purchases of foreign-grow- n rice by the United millions in OAKLAND EN DO R SEM K NT. Condensed Milk Go. Fort and Merchant Street! States exceeded its sales of that staple abroad by 86 million pounds, whereas J in 1904 the sales abroad slihtlv exceeded the importations of rice. The following letter from prominent New York, - In view of these developments the following abridgment of Mr. Bell's Oakland pastors has been received by- - report will be of interest: Dr. Kincaid of the executive commit- IT'S BEST RECOMMENDA- tee: TION. Bice cultivation in the United "states has become an important industry. The Light of r land During the fiscal y-a- 19 the production was 250,280,221 pounds, the San Francisco, Cal., Ap'.l 27, 1905. under rice cultivation was 342.218 acres. This year it is calculated that the Dear Sir Oakland rejoices with Ho- 470,000,000 pounds, the land planted with rice being 643,400 nolulu in the Evangelistic movement to yield will be about be conducted by Dr. Oslrom. Holiister Drag Co. ' insufficient to meet the He was acres. Notwithstanding this large increase it is still with u in March, and won golder? THE WORLD home demand. opinions from all our people. He is a Before 1860 the rice production in the United States was practically lim- gre.it preacher, and his plans work suc- ited to the alluvial lands of the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida and Louisiana. cessfully if he has the right of way. were .ed the Civil War the production in the He stimulates Christians and wins sin- When labor conditions altf after to Electricity is the light of When machinery was adapted to rice ners Christ. the world today. It illumines Eastern States decreased considerably. The results of the entire movement palace and cottage. was discovered that the prairie lands of Southwestern Louisiana Don't production it in Oakland were more than satisfac- The for gs reason its extreme find. and Southern Texas, with their impervious subsoils, would dry before the rice tory. The prayer-meetin- are full to popularity isn't hard to harvest sufficiently to support machinery, there was a revolution in the rice overflowing, the regular servic es splen--, Do In fact there are a multitude of reasons. didly supported, and more than 600 ac- - i Its cheapness recommends it to the economical house- juuuBiry. cessions already reported, with more Fifteen years ago there was scarcely a barrel of commercial rice produced' to It keeper, its cleanliness endears it to all housewives, its - - . . . , . e rr i. : i. j-- . 1 1 nil , in what is now Known as tne prairie rice section oi icms, "uu v" The financial plans of Dr. Ostrom and healthfulness makes it indispensable to every household. miles along the Gulf coast, and contains some of the most fertile lands on this Chapman made the raising o Yourself . . continent. These lands were then valued at 23 cents to $1.50 per acre. Today money easy. We paid out all our nd IW. are worth on an average 12.o0 Der acre. Within the territory i Pnse 3 without a dollar deficit and in CONSULT US thirty rice mills with a daily capacity of over 20,000 there are about WhTSvTSe? Z We are specialists have spent of rice. tiring service all they, received years in the study of your eyes HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC By 1898 canal and the deep-wel- l system of irrigation had been satis- We commend Dr. Ostrom family. CO. the and therefore know what is wrong rice industry was rapidly extending along safe lines. Mr. Hillis, and Mr. and Mrs. Butler to factorily tested, and the and how to correct it. Limited. was found too large a percentage of the machine-handle- d yor kind consideration. You will find At this date it that genuine presence was to breakage in milling. The attention of the United States them and their with IF YOUR EYES TROUBLE rice liable you will prove a benediction. t were imme YOU COME TO KOtOtO Department of Agriculture was called to this fact, and measures Wishing you every blessing in the US. - ' diately taken to remedy the defect and to overcome the difficulty by the in- great work you are undertaking, we The cost is nothing. - QUALITY. ECONOMY. troduction of new varieties. The department's work resulted in the intro- are. Just a charge for glasses. cuction of a variety from Japan known as Kiushu, which has given very satis- Respectfully yours. E. None for our services. factory results. The Kiushu variety is Known for its short, thick kernels and E. BAKER, First Presbyterian church and Chair- O A. thin hull. It takes on but little polish, and the percentage of bran is small. man of General Committee. suc- DR. JOBN G0DDARD, Japanese growers consider the following points important for the , H. J. VOSBURGH, growing of First Baptist Church and chairman FRED. L. WALDRON, cessful rice: Spreckels Block. 1. The seed should be pure bred, ef even quality and size of grain. of Central District. Sales Agent. E. R. DILLE, 2. Any light or imperfect grains should be removed. This is done in With . . . Pastor First M. E. Church. Japan by soaking the seed rice in water several days till it is about ready to JUST OPENED sprout, when it is thrown into salt water of 1.3 specific gravity and allowed H. F. WICBMAN & CO., to remain two minutes, being gently stirred meanwhile. The light graips will A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING. float, the others are removed, washed in cold water and planted. When a seed LIMITED. per cent, drill is to be used the damp seed is first dried by being rolled in the ashes of j Three of steamers and BOX 342, four per cent, of sailing- vessels are 1048 straw. I Fort Street, Honolulu. r. i lost at sea vearlv. 3. Even sprouting of the grains is very essential to even ripening of the I New one-thir- d oof-fe- e DIRECT IMPORTATIONGoods About nf the world's FROR JaPAN crop. This is accomplished by previously soaking the seed as above stated. production is consumed in the The seed is sown in March and April. A later crop is sometimes sown in United States. Finest of crepe, embroidered shirt waist patterns, center pieces, THE FUNDAMENTAL June. For this the white seed is used on account of early maturity. Rananas with purple leaves and LAW OF doilies, table cloths, silk kimonos, cloisonne vases, lacquer ware In a report issued by the Census Bureau, June 23, 1902, and covering SO seedless fruit have been introduced HAWAII. Bound in law calf, sent trays, boxes, etc., postage at establishments, it is shown that since 1880 the number of rice mills in the into British conservatories. prepaid to any address In the Uaited States increased 264 per cent, capital 363 per cent, and value of prod- The Porto Rican native is ver United States for $5 a copy. Copie Nuuanu Street, much given an b TQA'Q ucts 178 per cent. This report noted that the increase in Louisiana and Texas to dancing. Both men had at the Qattp offl CAVPfll Mauka of and women have a natural love foi Just Hotel was very marked, their production having advanced from 75,753,856 pounds the in- ballroom. in 1890 to 179,919,03 pounds in 1900. The statistics indicated that the Tea became known in Englan dustry is being transferred from the South Atlantic States to Texas and about the middle of the seventeentl OUR SPRING LINE of LADIES', MISSES' and CHILDREN'S Louisiana, and later reliable statistics have pointed out a continued change century. It was first sold in publi in this respect. houses as beer is now tapped. The effect of successful irrigation on the prairie lands was a rise in value There are fewer contested seats ii COATS AND JACKETS of such lands. In 1888 these lands could be obtained at from $1 to $3.50 per the Fifty-sevent- h congress than ii HAS ARRIVED and are NOW ON SALE acre, according to their facility for cultivation. Some of these same lands any previous one for many vears There are practically no contests ii There are two are now held at an average price of $30, and a few choice locations bring as questi ons you will ask yourself before huying a Garment of this sort: "Do I look the senate, though the session wil well in and much as $50 per acre. upen it," "Does it look well on me." Our great variety of STYXES and TEXTURES makes in December with Delaware, on possible answer, Before the Civil War the planter realized 4 or 5 per cent on his investment of the original states, with no repre the " YES," to each question. in the rice business, valuing his slaves employed at from $500 to $800 per sentative. PERFECT FIT is th e distinguishing mark of our Garments, which are made right, look right and head anu reckoning them as part of his investment. The planter now realizes Extensive investigations are abou are right. They give to the wearer that distinc- irom 6 to 10 per cent on the investment. to be made by the agricultural de tive individuality which marks the correct dresser. partment of The following is a comparison of the value of rice lands with wheat lands the whole question o 8 WE here speak for a few Styles and Prices, call fruit harvesting and marketing, in and in various States: eluding the application let the others speak for themselves. AVERAGE VALUE PER ACRE. of refrigera tion to fruit storage, both in th Ladies' Woolen Jack- 1 Bice, coast country $20.00 warehouse and in transit, so as t ets of Venetian cloth in Children's Jackets, ages 2 to 12 years, Wheat: help the people of ali the states ii black or tan, as per cut, made $6.50 to $8.00. of ladies' cloth, in reds, k Indiana 3.71 putting their fruits upon foreigi markets. Ladies' Pongee Silk tans and mixtures, Illinois 8.32 Jackets, pleated sleeves, styles, per cut, $2.50 to A new whisky bottle contains a $6.50. Iowa ...a. 9.20 float shirred back and sould -- ' which sinks as the spirit is ex- ers, Children's Cravenette Kansas 9.73 tracted, always remaining on the collar piped with r green, $8.00. Long Coats, waterproof, Missouri 7.88 surface; but if any other liquid is $6.50 The following figures on the expense and profits of a 1,000-acr- e rice farm added, the position of the float is Children's "Woolen may be taken as accurate: altered. It will sink below the sur Long Coats of Venetian face if Estimated cost of land, improvements and equipment $32,500 an3' other fluid is added ti cloth, ages 8 to 12 in the whisky. This is intended to pre- tan only $5.00. Cost per year for operating farm after improved 13,650 vent dishonest persons taking some 900 acres of rice yielding 45 bushels of 45 pounds each, rough of the contents and replacing with rice, per acre, sold at 85 cents per bushel 34,425 water. P Net income after deducting annual expenses 20,775 Stanford White is one of the largest Dividing up the investment among six farmers, each would pay $5,416 collectors of antique statuary in America. 2-- 3 h Not is and would own 166 acres of land, one-sixt- of machinery, canals, fencing only his house in (iranu iarcy park, .New and levees, one house, stable and well, four mules and one set of implements. York, a ver- itable museum of Creek and Roman The share of each farmer in the gross earnings would be $5,737 and his share Ladies' Blaqk art. but the lawn is now filled to overf- Silk of annual expenses $2,275, leaving the net profit $3,462. lowing- with J;ieket of fire soft taf- other examples. feta, pleated front and Misses' Woolen Jack- Mr. report also contains much valuable as to selec- ets, ages 12 16, Bell's information the black, shirred 'sleeves, to of tion of land and seed, irrigation, methods of cultivation, flooding, weeding, "Procrastination is the Thief of Time." style, as per cut, $12.00. Venetian and ladies' harvesting, threshing, polishing, and other technical subjects of cloth in tans. navy importance to those directly interested in the rice industry. brown, oxford and mix- tures, belted, $3.00 to O dont $6.50, put off starting savings account. f I that Misses' Cravenette The Legislature eoes merrily on making more appropriations than can be WE PAY 4 2 PER CENT Long Coats, waterproof, met from the taxes. This is an old trick of the Legislature's which is bound navy per annum your money and oxford, $10.00. iiave the same old results. and is with- to drawable on demand $1.00 to $5000.00 O on one account. As a general thing trusts are to be deprecated, but one that would keep Further particulars apply the loeal hotels from cutting each other's throats might not be so bad. Ladies' 3-- 4 Coats of o Ladies' Long Coats of Venetian Cloth, shirred Mohair, in blue or brown, back and sleeves, tans It shows the world's opinion of the Russian navy that nobody expects ftoesixhiiigUiiguiLots belted, pleated back and only, $S.00. Bojestvensky to take his great fleet and go in search of Togo. shoulders, $10.00. Ladies' 3-- 4 Coats, Ladies Waterproof double-breaste- d, belted, - iucciitk Cravenette Long Coats, of fine quality, black pleated back, $16.00. One hardly feels worthy of a good enough county government to attract belted. taffeta, sleeves, in green, 3-- 4 George Gear back to shirred Ladies' Coat of fine such men as help it. Jadd Building, Honolulu red-ingo- nin oxford and tan, $12.50 and quality pongee silk, te $20.00. effect, belted. Ori- Pincushion Swallowed Up 400 Needles Not Ladies' Black Silk ental collar, $20.00. All Pleasure. Long Coat of fine A lady In this city, reading pin- Capital 200,000.00 soft that a Mrs. Gay Of course we go Guarantee t e cushion that had been must to $1,300,000.00 taffeta, belted at waist, in use for seme the hop this evening. Paid in Capital $20.00. time, on being opened developed about Mr Cay Oh, you 150 needles, think of nothing had the curiosity to pull but i.lea.-ur-e. apart a pincushion J 41 that she had been us- "Not at all. I S ing 25 expect to dance with B. F. & GO. about years. She you - EHiBS found by actual several times.- Philadelphia HENRY E. POCOCK, count 410 needles. Hartford Courant Press. Cashier. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 5, i9o5. Wedding Cake 1 Just What B Boxes s Its Name r Nothing better in town; prices reasonable. Implies H A trust company is empower- ed by law to be trusted wtth THOS. G. THRUM, trust moneys. Stationers. It can be a joint executor of an estate and relieve a wife ef much arduous work. Its disinterestedness in ai estate makes it an ideal admin- istrator B4TH 3S TDIUTM - mn . '. ifiiiiii lit LIMITED. Fort Street, THE Honolulu. Plumber WM. G. IRWIN 4 CO., LT2L 165 S. Kin?? Street. Waa. O. It win.. President and Manami John D. Sprockets.. First Vlce-Presida- at Tel. Main 61. W. M. Giffard. ..Second Vlce-Preslda- af H. M. Whitney, Jr Treasure. mi Richard Ivers Seeretar- - . C. Loveklm Audits Sugar Factors and Commission Agat AGENTS FOR THE Sugarbron Oceanic Steamship Compass? SAVES One-Ha- lf Of San Francisco, Cai. Your Feed Bill, AGENTS FOR THB Oats Better Than Scottish Union & National Lnmraae? Or Barley for Horses. Company of Edinburg. E. J. WALKER, Agent. Wilhelma of Magdeburg GeaartU urance Company. Associated Assurance Company si Munich & Berlin. Alliance Marine ft General Aaaersjuif Co., Ltd., of London. Royal Insuiance Company of rjtra; pool, Alliance Assurance Ccmpaay a London. Rochester German Ivtsuranea pany of N. Y.

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AGENTS FOR Western Sugar Refining Co., Francisco. CaL In Baldwin Locomotive Works, Fills delphia. Pa. Newall Universal Mill Co., Maaa Good Painting facturers of National Cane Storeaae, adds more to the value of property New York, N. Y. than anything else could. Paraffine Paint Company, Ban FraA Let us give you an estimate of cost. laco, Cal. Cur painting protects your property. Ohlandt & Co., San Franciaco, Ca! Pacific Oil Transportation Ca.f aw Stanley Stephenson, Francisco, CaL Practical Painter. Phone 426. 137 King Street. Dry Cleaning We are not deaf and dumb, but we Garments cleaned by this process at make Signs Mrs. A. M. Mollis' Dressmaking Establishment. ITOJt PICNICS, .Drives, etc.; holds 24 AN IRIS GARDEN IN JAPAN. Sachs Block, Honolulu. parsons; $4000 Swell Thing cost The ATTRFACTTON GUARANTEED. NEW TALLY-H- O at TERRITORY STABLES LOUISIANA PLANTERS DO MANY MATTERS MINCED TIP. FROM SWITZERLAND. Fire Insurance. fTa. 14I S. King St Phone Maia 3 Alcohol as such has never yet been The latest electric railway planned tri found as a natural original product. It in Switzerland is from Interlaken to THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., HAWAIIAN is always formed by art. NOT FEAR SUGAR St. Beatenberg. LIMITED . The tirst city incorporated in this to Geneva is trying attract sinful Agents country with a charter and privileges .ourists. It is announcing that bac- General for Hawaii. was New York, which was granted its carat may be played for unlimited Atlas Assurane. Company of LoMMt papers in 1664. stakes in the Kur Saal hereafter. Phoeuuc Assurance Company oi Los The Louisiana planters of Louisiana have nothing to fear in The Mackenzie, the principal river of Zurich, in Switzerland, seems to doa. the dominion, is 2,500 miles in length New York Underwriters' Agency, t way of competition from the Hawaiian Islands, have more clubs in proportion to its Washington Insurance Coas-- the according to and drains an area equal to one-hal- f of Providence population than any other city. In paay. Brunei", a coffee grower the United States. 534, Mr. William W. and fruit of the Island of 1S93 the number was but this had Phenix Insurance Company of Brook The country roads of the United 771 in 1001. M A JN COLLAR W Hawaii, who arrived yesterday with Mrs. t'. a increased to lyn. ARROW rimer, after making States do not compare favorably with to Mount Blanc M BEST MADE The first men ascend Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Bui!dia tour of Canada and the East. those of any nation in Europe. During were Balmat and Paccard in 1786. They Peabod y & Co. I the spring season in many districts of gained the prize offered 26 years be- I Cluett, "The people of Louisiana have always been prejudiced against prac- rM the western states the roads are fore by Saussure for so 'doing. At C. BREWER & CO., LTD. P Makers of Monarch Shirts belief tically impassable. the Hawaiian Islands in the that Hawaiian sugar would com present an average of 50 parties climb lugar Factors and Commit! product," said Mr. A Quebec paper figures out that in it annually. pete with the Louisiana Bruner yesterday after the United States and Canada there i. Merchants. noon in the St. Charles Hotel. "But there is absolutely nothing to spent yearly the enormous sum 01 War Names for Horses. LIST OF OFFICER. HJIMM-YOUN- G $15,000,000 on golf. This includes th THE VQO 60 sugar not "I'm glad." said the man who thinks George B , fear. Hawaiian has interfered with the Louisiana prod cost of clubhouses and links, their can pick races by C. M. Cooke, President; that he winners at the Manager; IS. F. Butae., uct so far. and, as the Hawaiian Islands have about reached the maintenance, the wages of caddies and the names of thehcrses. "that this West- Aoberuson, LIMITED. servants, cost of golfing suits Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W. Ik is the ern Union muddle hasn't put a stop to P. C. Jones, Q. limit of production, there nothing to fear in the future. sticks and balls and all other expenses racing, are producing Allen, Auditor; for current events Coeke. O. R. Carter, Directors IMPORTEBS "What the Louisiana planters must look out for, however, is Most persons are unaware that the a fine crop of names for this year's gen- Free sugar from Cuba would portrait on the new ten-doll- ar bill eration of yearlings. Just think of a ana Cuba. ruin the sugar industry in this known as the "buffalo bill" because oi horse called The Jap. for instance. Why, fli Hawaiian Realty Maturity ft., Commission State, and if Cuba should ever be annexed sugar would, of course, the rampant figure of a bison in the I'd bet my last red on a racer with that Limited. center of it. is that of a man who com- name. And Togo would be a sure thing. state, Mortgage, Loams ana come in free. I think it was an outrage to ever re- and Machinery grant Cuba the mitted suicide. It is the picture oi Then there is Kuroki; a horse named for Lnrestment Securities. duction of 20 per cent by the reciprocity treatv. Meriwether Iewis. a famous explore! that fighter would be an odds-o-n favor- es built 01 the Installment plan and once private secretary to Presi ite. Kuropatkin is a good horsy turf Office: Mclntyre BIdg., Hono--M. "The Hawaiian Islands produced a very large sugar in Merchants crop the dent Thomas Jefferson, who afterwarc name. too. so far as sound goes, but un- Lb K. KENT WELL, I made him governor of up r. O. Box 616 Tel. Main 27C last season, and sugar prices were very good. thing the total pro- Missouri terri less the Russians brace a horse Th Alexander Young: Building. duction amounted to 400.000 tons. Because of this the of tory. In a fit of deep despondency h dubbed that would be a hundred to one future killed himself when 35 years old. shot." N. Y. Sun. the industry in the islands is very bright. Just after the annexa- CHICKERHG PIAXOS HAWAII SHINPO SHA. tion of the islands a number of people opened new plantations and are the result of 82 years of de- votion to the best in art and PRLNT-la-g engaged in sugar culture, expecting general very THE PIONEER JAPANESE conditions to be science. office. The publisher of Hawaii much improved by annexation. Just after that there came a drop Shinpo, only dally Japanese papal BERGSTROM MUSIC CO., LTD. the of sugar and the years su- WALT HAM WATCHES ambushed in the Territory of Hawaii. in the price following were hard for the SOLE AGENTS. C. SHIOZAWA. Proprietor. gar growers. But this year saw the end of that period, and there STEM WINDING, LEVER. Y. SOGA, Editor. will be prosperity for years to come. Editorial and Printing Office ltW WALTHAM WATCHES ARE THE HICK'S FRECKLE AND 4ft "The sugar planters of the Hawaiian atftk t. abova King. Pboae Mala Islands recently renewed TAN CURE, their contract with the Sugar Trust for three years at slightly bet- MOST DURABLE AND ACCURATE strongly recommended by the Medical ter terms. The Honolulu Plantation Company, which is composed POCKET IT IS grocers in San TIMEPIECES authorities. In any failure to cure, Y. MAN SING mainly of wholesale Francisco, recently erected a money refunded by Miss Wynn, Hair POSSIBLE TO CONSTRUCT. , DRESS PARLORS refinery of its own. This will mean a profit to the company of about Dressing Parl.-r- Richards street. $500,000 more than would be made by selling the sugar raw. AT TWELVE MILLION IN USE. ds NOTICE. "About two-thir- of the sugar production of the islands is 1117 NUUANU STREET. GUARANTEED BY shipped to Xew York city and about one-thir- d to San Francisco." ALL Mr. and Mrs. Bruner will spend several days in the city, and AMERICAN WALTHAM ANT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING San Francisco and sail for home. aelp or advice, is invited to communi- then go to Xew Orleans Ex. WATCH COMPANY, cate, either In person or by letter, wit 1182 Union Street. Ensign L. Ancerson, matron of the WALTHAM, MASS., U.S.A. Salvation Army "Woman's Indastria! BOARD AND ROOMS. Heme. No. 1Kb King street. First class board. Meals 26a.; H. Lord Erskine. when chief Justice of After July 1 no person in South Caro- r week. Meal tickets $4.50. Baal England, presided once at the Cheims-i'or-d lina may carry a pistol about him. money. assizes, when a case of breach of ?ither concelaed or liner Tnree artistic, new houses, mod- in the city for the nee? led. unless -- promise of marriage was tried before it is at least 20 inches long- and weighs em improvements, hot and oJ him in which a MUsTickell was plaintiff. at least three pounds. This law was For ReDt water, mosquito proof, three bed- For Rent location, rent, $30. Smoke The counsel was a pompous your.g man passed a year arro. Tt n nly prohibts rooms ijach, fine named Stanton, who opened the case the carrying- - of pistols under the re- GENERAL ARTHUR CIGARS with solemn emphasis thus: 'Tickell. quired ize. but it also f rhids any the plaintiff, my lord." Erskine cryly firm, person or corporation to sell, 122 S. King St. interrupted him with: "Oh, tickle her offer for sale, SEE GUXST-EAKI- N CIGAR CO. manufacture or trans- At downtown office daily from U a. m. yourself. Mr Stanton. It would be un- port any such weapon. Peace officers ' Distributors. becoming to my position.-- are exempted under the law. W. M, MPBEIL to 12:3 p. m., or mill office, X to S p. ra. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 5, 1005. 8 THE PACIFIC FOR WEAK MEN VALUE OF 5 0 ALWAYS G 0 IN ,t' SEASON TEACHERS 0 0 S 0 J'' 0 0 0 E RUBEROID ROOFING is With Free Suspensory. Is Not Appreciated in 5 always in season. It is 0 weatherproof, your manly strength been waterproof. If has I fireproof and avidproof. wasted by the dissipations of youth or Hawaii Just 0 roofing worry or sick There is no other and of maturity, overwork, good'' as RUBE- ness, I can promise if you will wear 0 0 "just as you my belt that you will regain the vigor Now. ROID. strength. It is imitated alL good ma and pleasure of perfect I 0 things are but the regis- it. DR. MCLAUGHLIN'S ELECTRIC BELT .Advertiser: The highest func- tered trade-mar- k RUBE- Editor 0 0 stamped throughout If tion of our Territory is unquestionably A ROID Cures weakness In Men and Women the roll, protects you. aJw Weak Backs, Rheumatism, Stomach, to conserve and promote the well-bein- g 0 0 etc Kidney and Liver Troubles, Constipa- of its citizens and its work is indicat- tion and all Nervous Diseases. ed when its members live uprightly in 0 you In- 0 ful FREE BOOK If can't call, industrial and civic rela- get close this ad and I will mail, sealed all social, 0 free, my beautiful illustrated 80-pa- tions. 0 leak and book, which tells all. Address As we are all well aware, education 0 & Cooke, Ltd. yes m. g. is the preparation of the individual tor 0 Lews dr. Mclaughlin, 177 S. King Street. the SO MARKET ST., Above Ellis. right living by developing his powers, 0 0 Wl SAN FEANCISCO, CAL. imparting noble tendencies to his ac- tivities and forming him to right hab- 0 be and acting. 0 far its of feeling, thinking NOTICE. nun Xow, our Territory, in common with 0 the states and other territories of our Republic, assumes control of this edu- 0 A Don't drug yourself with poisons for cation of the child in so far as it seeks seadache and tired feeiing when a to promote the child's eeneral good. 0 0 lea i ant draught of "Our Celebrated In assuming the control, it assumes romo Pop" will do the trick. also a duty, primarily belonging to the 0 Our Chocolate Creams, Cal. Lemon-iif- c, parent, of giving to the child a very I Root Beer, Orange Cider and all practical preparation for the duties 01 0 Kinds of aerated drinks are the beet con- 0 maturity. Therefore, by common m the market. sent this Territory is charged with the 0 0 ARCTIC SODA WORKS. responsibility of providing efficient 117 Miller St.. Honolulu. H. T. agencies lor the education of all chil- dren with its borders. 0 0 Of these "efficient agencies' the Old Koa Bowls, Calabashes, competent teacher is by all odds the 0 0 Tapas. Food Bowls and strongest force employed in the scheme Brasses. Bamboo, Loura of educational work which has for its o 0 and Lauhala Hats. A. N. Sanford, purpose and end the imparting of knowledge of those branches which are 0 of universal use in the various call- 0 Hawaii & South Seas Cario Co BOSTON BUILDING, ings and lelations of life, the devel- oping and training of the physical, 0 0 0Q ALEXANDER YOUNfl FOft Street. Over May A Co, mental and moral powers; the induc- BUILDING. ing of those habits of systematic ef- 0 0 CHOICE STOCK. fort which are essential to successlul work of every kind; the training to 0 practice of those common courtesies of Fine bred Cows and thoroughbred life which are the outward expressions 0 i Chickens to arrive per S. S. Nevadan, of the inner spirit of kindness and May 4. which distinguish the gentleman from s Go CLUB STABLES, Fort, above Hotel the boor; the cultivating of a love for Street. Telephone Main 109. what is ennobling in art, nature and KING GEORGE II. OF TONGA. s gems of literature, and. finally, the i training to self-contr- and His Majesty is visiting Auckland in connection with the friction with the British resident to respect for and cheerful t 0 on the in Tonga. He will stay in New Zealand until he hears from the British government. matchless train The FORD obedience to law and authority. In - fact, the teacher mtist take on inspir- 0- - iK ation hourly and daily to perform the 0CO'SS The arduous duties of his noble profession 00'0'0 Car of Satisfac- What is the real reason for this fail- Swanzy PA Overland C and he must abound in enthusiasm ure to provide sufficiently for the REALTY TRANSACTIONS. at and love of his work to carry on all schools? comparative unim- April 28, 1905. tion. these important essentials successfully, Is it the Recorded c portance of that branch of the public Sylva N Ke-ol- a, Only opposed car or failing in these particulars be a Antone et als to Jas K Limited double cylinder service? Is it the pressing necessities D: lot 3, Main St, Wailuku, Maui. New cars and equipment , on the market today at its price or menace to the welfare of the youth of more important departments? Or whose future so much depends upon Entered for Record May 4, 1905. $750. B 266, p 453. Dated Apr 25, 1905. electric lights, library, near It. is it the low price of sugar? James Olds by afft of mtgee to Est Call and see it at warerooms on his activity, wisdom and competency. Yours truly, reading lamp In every berth, While the teacher is certainly the Joseph Kahaokamoku to Waialua of S C Allen Exors and Trs of, Fore barber shop, club car, Street. A Ko-olaupo- ko. Merchant REPUBLICAN. j leading factor in school work, yet Agricultural Co Ltd L Affdi; various pes land, Kaneohe, best dining service, SCHOMAH CARRIAGE COMPANY, LIMITED. there is a responsibility in that condi- Amer Board of Com for For Mis- Oahu. B 267, p 357. Dated route the most scenic, tion of public opinion which fails to Beauty. sion by Trs to Waianae Sugar Apr 28, 1905. through Ogden Hafce Scam fur Hamm-Youn- g or appreciate the value of the teacher Some of the native women of Aus Mill Co E L E H Lewis to Von Co Fait Lake City and Gartenberg to C M; 1 automobile, oil lamps, etc. OUR-- and to compensate him so he can live tralia have a queer idea of beauty. Theyj A Tr et al Kaeleku Ltd, as well as others and in a style which Sugar Co Ltd D j $625. B 267, p 363. Dated Apr 28, 1905. is cut themselves with shells, keep tire R S Kapua wf to William R (w) to Sang Wo In, L; por in harmony with his surroundings when, and Kaauana and tastes. wounds open for a long time, and Castle Tr M R P 4379, Pauoa, Honolulu, Oahu: 15 Right to Clearance Sale In short, teachers' best efforts can they heal huge scars are the result. George F Davies to Francis M yrs at $112.50 per annum. B 263, p 419; not be devoted to the welfare of the These sears are deemed highly Swanzy . . PA Dated Mar 25, 1895. OF children when their salaries are so George F Davies to Francis M Kaauwana (w) to Lau Young Kwai Chicago small a i mm. por gr 2594, Honolulu, they are constantly worried to et al, L; Pauoa, In 3 days. For tickets, meet their monthly cur- 10 yrs $120 per annum. B Typewriter Paper obligations for Oahu. at reservations, etc.. rent expenses. 263, p 421. July 1, 1904. Dated ask agents of IS NOW ON. Let the teaching force be remuner- Manuel Farias and wf to Amelia da the ated in such way as to encourage teach- Costa, M; 1-- 2 of lot 6 blk 8, Kewalo $1.50, 11.25 AND $1.00 VALUES TO ers to continue their work of laying a Women in Out Hospitals tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $200. B 267, p CLOSE OUT AT good foundation for an education for 365. Dated Jan 14, 1902. Southern Pacific 613 the common people. J Alfred Magoon and wf to Fred Ro-ch- a, Market Street, On the principle of "the greatest Operations D; int in R P 289 ikul 2496, Kane- San Francisco, TJ. S. A, good to the greatest number," how Appalling Increase in the Number of ohe, Koolaupoko, Oahu. $250. B 266, BETTER LAY IN A STOCK. essential it is to the welfare of our Each. Year How Women May p 455. Dated April 27, 1905. Territory that our schools shall be lib- Performed erally supported in order that the best Avoid Them teachers can be employed and be satis- PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. HEINZ'S factorily paid. Teaching should be CO.. one of the most lucrative professions, "Sister says she will be down in Will. IMS Ill as well as the noblest, in order to se- just a minute." "Thanks. Just tell India Relish cure the services of teachers of most her, please, that I'm going out for a eminent wisdom and talent. in an JUSTICE. stroll and will be back half hour." Cleveland Plain Dealer. The most competent house-wive- s The FISCHER Piano Slightly Mixed Now. "You are an have pronounced this to be the most on history, 1 believe?" perfect of sweet pre- only $400 in easy In- TIE SENATE AND authority relishes. It is Costs cash or scholar, sadly. "I pared from finely stalments. Best in tone and work- "No," replied the chopped vegetables manship. used to be before I began reading specially selected for the purpose. historical novels." Chicago Post. These are highly spiced, with a view HAWAIIAN NEWS CO.. LTD., TEACHERS SALARIES to obtaining that pleasant piquancy Alexander Young Bldg. "So you've been in Rome four weeks? I suppose you have shown which lends a zest to appetite when your daughter all the art museums?" eating meats of all kinds and the re- sult has fully justified our best efforts The of "Oh. we don't need to see them! My to produce Editor Advertiser: action Lus-tig- e a relish that should have daughter rs an artist herself." no e;ual. HORSESHOEING! the Senate yesterday in cutting the Blaetter. teachers' pay roll fell as a surprise The form of the bottle, low and wide-mouthe- d, A Cruel Stub. Miss Fortysummers upon many makes it very convenient for who had been lulled into "1 had a proposal last night and re- table use. unsuspecting complacency by plat- fused it." Miss Crusher "You are For sale by form promises. It is an interesting niv always thinking of the welfare of W. Co., Ltd. problem in ethics just how men elected 1U others, aren't you, dear?" Ohio fright upon a to which State Journal. I. platform they have all-.rr- no ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, " loudly subscribed Going through the hospitals in our - Farmer (in cart-"H- i, stop! Stop, themselves are to In-rrr- fi "want-to-be-le- f feel- C. 0. YEE HOP & CO. kor-Yee- ia one is sn rnrised to nil finch ":mif k&?e cstrd & self-respec- f my f be Dound by its pledges. Does t, Tngs, they should remember there is one you fool! Uon't you see horse a large proportion of the patients lying is running away?" Driver of motor- in connection with their carriage shop honesty, decency, acknowledge on snow-whit- e beds women and true remedy. those tried (hired by Corner Alakea and Beretania Avenue, I cannot fail to car the hour) "Yes, it's etc Haying secured the services oi a any obligation? Can you kindly en- - and girls, who are cither awaiting The foLowing letters Tel. Blue 2DI1. or recovering from serious opera- bring hope to despairing women. all very well for you to say 'stop,' irst-cla- ss they prepares! lighten us upon this obscure point? shoer, are to t . , . . m . I 11 e if tions. Fred Seydel, 412 N. 54th Street, but I've forgotten how the blooming urirsstvfl ts theaa im a firs are not unminuiui oi tne xact Mrs. ail work that practical politics in this age jf Why should this be the case? Sim- West Philadelphia, Fa , writes: thing works!" Punch. COAST EASTER LILIES AMD neglected them-Belve- s. civilization seems to demand an inter- ply because they have Dear Mrs. Pinkham: "I have here." said the editor, of LILIES OP THE VALLEY. vari- Ovarian and womb troubles I was in a verv serious condition when 1 pretation of duty somewhat at ' " the new magazine, looking over a Roses, Carnations Violets. time-honore- are certainly on the increase among advice. 1 had a serious womb and ance with d conceptions. wrote to you for stack of manuscripts, the women of this country they creep and ovarian trouble and I could not carry a "an embarrass- Catton, Neill & Cj Ltd We had, however, believed that the j tipon them unawares, but every one of child to maturity, and was advised that an ment of riches." "And in my depart- E. M. Republican party was strong enough those patients in hospital beds had operation was my oulv hope of recovery. I ment." responded the business man- Mrs. Taylor KNGIKEERS and MACOIXIbTS to redeem its pledges to the schools as the not to think of going to the hospi- ' of warning in bearing-dow- n could bear - ager, is Alexander Young Building. easily as those to government. plenty that so wrote you for advice. I did as you m- "the embarrassment also of a countv feeling, pain left or tal a Some diversity of opinion may exist at right of tructed me and took Lydia E. Pinkham financial nature." Indianapolis QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS. the womb, nervous exhaustion, pain in Vegetable Compound: and I am not only a News. and evidently does exist in Ken-at- e the to-da- the small of the back, leueorrhcea. diz- weO woman v. but have a beautiful baby as to the relative importance and I all sick and No Wonder He Was in Pain. Sou-bret- te re-tub- ed charcoal-Iro- n ziness, flatulency, displacements of the cirl six months old. advise Boilers with of two you for advice, as "The heavy or steel tubes; general ship work. necessitv the institutions. This womb or irregularities. All of these suffering women to write tragedian says he however, is not the point at issue, Dnt symptoms are indications of an un- you have done so much for me." got a rousing reception everywhere. rather, how far are Republican voters healthy condition of the ovaries or Miss Ruby Mnshrush, of East He says it pained him to leave the justified in tying their timid faith to womb, and if not heeded the penalty Chicago, Ind.', writes: last town." Comedian "You bet it the eloquent protestations of their par- paid by a dangerous operation. pained I mm iilrr'v Use hastobe Dear Mrs. Pinkham: him! understand they rode ty creed f symptoms manifest them- keen-edge- When these ' I have been a groat sufferer with irregular him out on a d rail." Phil- Novelty Mills selves, do not drag along until you are . m-uri- trouble, and BDOUt A bending shaft I would not NH I1M I U.IW,t,r.'ii L,...on.l adelphia Record. break, obliged to go to the hospital and sub- three months ago the doctor, after using tue X-Ka- on "Do you believe fit- EXCELLENT FLOUR mit to an operation but remember y on me. said I had an alcess the in the eternal A feeble faith I would not Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable ovaries and would have to have an operation. ness of things?" asked the gentle- shake. that me to try Lydia E. Pink-ham- "s I Compound has saved thousands of Mv mother wanted man with the philosophic turn of CALIFORNIA FEED CO., A trout surgical operations Vegetable Compound as a last resort, The action of the Senate in yester- women from and it not only saved me from an operation mind. "I did until that last shower." day's session seams to warrant the When women are troubled with ir- but made me entirely well." mournfully replied the practical one. conclusion such promises regular, suppressed or painful menstru- that maae E. P nkham's Vegetable Com- as he glanced ruefully at his shrunk- under the urgencies of a campaign ation, weakness, leucorrhoea. displace- Lvdia en of the womb, pound at once removes such troubles. spring suit. Baltimore News. Pure Wines are to be lightly regarded. Perhaps ment or ulceration that any medicine, for only bearing-dow- n feeling, inflammation of Refuse to buy other the unsophisticated attached any the best. A decorative plant, both real weight to them. However this the ovaries, backache, bloat insr (or flat- von need beautiful Liquors invites all sick women re-tus- a. and may be. it seems pertinent to suggest ulency), general debility, indigestion, Mrs. Pinkham and easily grown, is the Echeveria Family Trade Solicited. and nervous prostration, or are besel to write her for advice Her advice and It hails from Mexico, grows that even the unsophisticated will in dizziness, medicine have restored thousands to time learn to justly appreciate their with such symptoms as lassi about a foot high, and bears numerous Lovejoy & Co. tude, excitability, lrritaoimy, nervous health. Address. Lynn, Mass. handsome flowers of brilliant red and value. Fail. Nutjamj St. Phome 308 But we are seeking information. Lydia E. Pinkiiam's Vejetabte Compound Succeeds Where Others yellow. u

THE PACIFIC COmnCTAC KDVEKTlSgit, HONOLUEU, MAY 5, qq.

SPECIAL MEETING OF HONOLULU POLICE WORK The Wool Test STOCKHOLDERS. KIHEI PLANTATION CO.. LTD. The adjourned special meeting of th YOU immerse a piece of fabric of PURE WOOL for twenty stockholders of the Kihei Plantation FOR SIX MONTHS PAST Co., Ltd.. will be held at the office IF mimites in a pan of boiling water in which a stick of caustic of the company, Stangenwald build- ing, Honolulu, on Tuesday. May 9, 1904, potash has been dissolved, that fabric will melt away and be at 10 a. m., for the purpose of consid- ering a proposed amendment to the consumed IF IT IS PURE WOOL. If it contains a articles of association relating to the particle par value of the stock, and for th of a Twenty-Seve- For of COTTON the COTTON will remain intact. transaction such other business More Than n Hundred Arrests may be brought before the meeting. Stock This is the W ool Test. It is infallible. transfer books will be closed Fifty-Seve- n Causes Revenue From Fines from Saturday, April 29 to Tuesday, May 9, both dates included. --Much flimsy stuff is already masquerading on counters as wool JNO. GUILD. Sex Nationality. Secretary Over $10.000 and its Kihei Plantation Co., Ltd. purpose is for deception and profit. The trade name for such Honolulu. April 2S, 1905. 708 fabrics is "'mercerized cotton." There will be more next winter. &ITTERS MADE BY CATARINA A. WRIGHT. Worn for a week or He may look sleepy, the policeman false personation, fast driving over two, they pucker an'd wilt and grow shapeless. ! bridge, forgery, fornication, gaming. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORE- ; on the corner. They may appear to be Xo amount of pressing will restore their original CLOSE AND OF YOC MUST EAT gross cheat, heedless driving or riding appearance. Their SALE. loafing, the blue-coate- d fellows the at insanity, keeping disorderly house imitation of true wool is Under or by virtue of the power of But then there's the of pain so close in color and feel that even ex- sale mort- fear the station house door. All the same, the keeping gaming house, kidnapping contained in that certain and distress that always follows. Why perts are deceived. gage dated the 1st day of March, 1S9. not strengthen the stomach by taking man an the slow beat ancl the njep. flarceny, libel, license laws violation But they cannot get past the Wool Test the made by Catarina A. Wright, wife of B. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and be who ride out from the station in the Mcmor selling without license, liquor Haywood Wright, of Honolulu, Island your Wear Test. able to enjoy meals. It is far clattering patrol wagon have made a selling to minors, malicious burning. of Oahu, as mortgagor, (with the above any other medicine as a stomach consent of the said B. Haywood evil-doe- rs obstructing great many feel the heavy malicious injury, murder, Stein-BIoc- strengthener and blood purifier and For half a century the h Co. has kept its clothes un- Wright) to Emily C. Judd of Ho- never fails to cure POOR APPETITE, hand of the law during the past six j the course of justice, perjury, poison- nolulu aforesaid, as mortgagee, and DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, FLA- months. The amount of crime they ous drugs selling, profanity, rape, re tainted from suspicion of deception. The Wool Test, applied to of record in liber 182, pages 443-4- 47, TULENCY, BLOATING, HEART- have obstructed in that time, and the ceiving stolen goods, robbery, sabbath Hawaiian Registry of Convey- Stein-BIoc- ances; and pursuant to Section 216L BURN. HEADACHE AND NEUSEA. re- I sodomy, soliciting, sup every fabric that comes into the h shops, makes ab- number of criminals put under law violation, this (Chapter 139) TRY IT and see for yourself. AT ALL truancy, vagran of the Revised Laws ot DRUGGISTS. straint, makes a sum of protection to pression of offenses, solutely sure. Hawaii, the undersigned. Emily C life, person and property which, prob- j cy a total of 57 causes of arrest. t Judd, hereby gives notice that she in- HOSTETTER'S ably, many Gambling figures, 1146, to tends to foreclose the said mortgage not citizens realize. takes four Stein-BIoc- Our new stock of h Spring for broken, to-w- it: non- High Sheriff Wm. Henry has tabu- number its captured votaries. The on and Summer Clothes has condition the payment o : principal and interest se- STOMACH three-figur- e - BITTERS lated the number of arrests mde ly offenses are assault and just come to hand. cured by the said mortgage when due. throughout the district of Honolulu, battery with 212, drunkenness with 46 Notice is hereby likewise given that the offenses charged, disposition of the and vagrancy with 132 arrests. There the property conveyed by the said NEW IDEAS IN cases in the District Court, amount of are nine offenses for which but one mortgage will be sold at public auction at the auction rooms of James F. Mor- fines and costs imposed and paid, and each was arrested, contempt of court gan, Kaahumanu street, Honolulu KODAKERY. sex and nationality of persons arrested, being included in this category. IVI. aforesaid, auctioneer, on Saturday the ' 69 IVIoln 1905, 12 for the six months ending April 30, A curiosity of the list is that of 13th day of May, at o'clock THE NO. 4 SCREEN FO- 1905. arrests for profanity 17, or a fraction Merchant and Fort Streets. noon. CUS KODAK EMBODIES The property conveyed by the said ABSOLUTELY The total arrests for the half year less than one-fourt- h, were of females. mortgage to be sold consists of: IDEAS stated was 2710, of which 2546 were of This is far beyond the proportion of First All that certain parcei of land NEW IN CAMERA CON- males and 164 of females. By nation- females in the total of arrests for all Coffee is the leading product of the situate at Pawaa, Honolulu, Island of Republic, and it is largely through the Oahu, being por- STRUCTION. ality those arrested were 641 Hawai- offenses and might cause inquisitive V AUTHORITY. Hawaiian Islands, a revenue derived from it that the gov- tion of the premises described in L, will be especially appre- ian, 7 English, 207 55 Ger- strangers to ask where local Bil- It American, the ernment meets its current expenses and C. A, No. 529, Royal Patent No. 4422, ciated by that class of careful man, 185 Portuguese, 894 Chinese, 492 lingsgate is situated. pays its foreign obligation. SIX-ROO- TEACHER'S COTTAGE bounded and described as follows, to Japanese, 134 Porto Rican and 95 other. February, the shortest month, had "From some sections where a large AT HAN ALE I, KAUAI. wit: photographers who wish to crop expected up There were 2162 convicted and 548 dis- the longest criminal roll, 599. April was and has. to this Commencing at the west corner of use film on account of its con- year, never failed, reports have been on upper King charged, making failures to convict was true to its proverbial mildness Proposals will be received at the of- this lot the line of venience, yet who want to be the received that the crop has been gather street, at a point 280 feet from the 20 per with 362 arrests, minimum of fice of the Superintendent of able to perfect the composi- a little over cent of the total the the ed and that there is little more to come Public south corner of the Brickwood lot, and arrested. six months. in. Leading exporters of coffee inform Works, Honolulu, T. H., until 12 o'clock running tion of their picture by seeing Following' is the alphabetical list of Fines were imposed to the amount of me that they hope to receive some cof m. of May 17, 1905, for constructing a 1. North 20 42' east, true, 265.7 feet yet along 4 Young street; it on the ground glass before the charges for which were $16,157.55. and costs of $2156.20, a total fee from the south, but that the Teacher's Cottage at Hanalei, lot to line of arrests quantity will be very small. The rea 2. South 68 48' east, true, 70 feet exposure. $18,313.75. $1317 This end is gained made: Adulterated food selling, adul- of Aggregate bail of son given for the failure of the crop Kauai. along line of Young street; in the No. Screen Focus, tery, affray", battery, as- - was forfeited. Fines and costs paid Plans and specifications are on file 3. South 20 42' west," true, 265.2 4 assault and m the excessive rains in the early part feet Arhile at the same time all the sault and battery on police officer, as- into the treasury of the Territory of the season, which prevented it from with the Assistant Superintendent of along lot 6 to King street: 4. 69 15' west, 70 con- sault with dangerous weapon, assault amounted to $10,258.40. it is to be re- maturing. Aside from the loss to the Public Works and with Mrs. S. B. North true, feet old Kodak simplicity is Government, great will along King street to the initial point, to in- membered a considerable amount distress prevail Agent, served. with intent murder, assault with that in the country districts, where the Deverill, School Hanalei, Kauai, anfi containing an area of 18,581 square up on ap- in- The optical equipment of tent to rape, bicycle riding without of fines and costs is held main reliance of the people is upon a copies of which will be furnished feet. light. Board of Health regulations vio- peals, and when these result in acquit- full, or at least an average, crop. tending bidders on receipt of $5.00, Together with the right and privilege this Kodak consists of a ra- lation, bribery, burglary, carriage reg- tals or nolle prosequis the penalties are "Commerce will feel the failur of which sum will be returned after de- to take water from the pipe or main excep- crop running through . said premises from pid Rectilinear lens of ulations violation, carrying concealed not payable. Nevertheless the con- this as much as the country or positing bid returning plans and peascnt cla?s, it is exportation and an artesian well situate and being on tional quality and the Kodak weapon, common conspiracy, of the Honolulu police de- as the nuisance, tributions of coffee that makes possible the im specifications. lot 7, by connecting said pipe or main Automatic Shutter. This Ko- contempt of court, cruelty to animals, partment to the treasury for the six portation of goods. In the last few No proposal will be entertained un- with a three-quart- er inch pipe, said dak, notwithstanding its disobedience to parents, distilling, dis- months just ended would pay a frac- months importations have been ex less submitted on the blank forms fur- water to be used on said premises and 3-- none other. in turbing the quiet of night, drunken- tion more than 22 4 policemen's sal- tremely small. In connection with this nished, enclosed in sealed envelope, many desirable features high exchange, a Said above described premises and ness, embezzlement, escape, extortion. aries at $75 a month for that period. fact and the rate of but construction and equipment, little, importing is bftng done." addressed to C. S. Holloway, Super- water privilege haying been conveyed is by no means a bulky, cum- EKXEST G. WALKER. intendent of Public Works, Honolulu, to the said mortgagor by deed of A. small rental. When it became plain, T, H., endorsed "Proposal for a W. Carter, dated January 12, 1898, and bersome camera. When clos- however, ought to be office of Registrar HAWAII IN WASHINGTON that the rental Cottage recorded in the the ed it measures only 10x5x3 as much a,s $75 a month, there was not NOTICE TO CREDITORS Teacher's at Hanalei, of Conveyances in Honolulu, in liber so much anxiety. Kauai," and delivered previous to 12 177, page 27. inches. un- FORTS AND BARRACKS. ESTATE OP EVA KAPUA LAN1- - o'clock m. on the day specified. Second All of the mortgagor's (Continued from page l- - LEHUAIOIIANO WAIPA, The Superintendent of Public Works divided one-fift- h interest or share ia The government is doing nothing fur- - DECEASED. and to the estate of her father, Charles PHOIO SUPPLY CO., gress and of the various departments reference to reserves the right to reject any or all ther with the fortification duly A. Long, deceased, and which estate fiOlU so that some men are a nine wary ui of the Hawaiian Islands, simply be-- ! The undersigned having been as of estate bids. of said Charles A. Long, deceased, FORT STREET. figuring too prominently in them ause there are no further appropria-- appointed administrator the following described case should they travel ' of Eva Kapua Lanilehuaiomano Wai-p- a, C. S. HOLLOWAY, comprises the would be the tions and there is nothing further that lands, to wit: in Secretary Taft's party. But, fur- - the department can well do till after deceased. Superintendent of Public Works. , J It. A (a) All that parcel of land situate at NEVADAN purpose Notice is hereby given to all credi . 7093 JUST ARRIVED PER thermore, tne main oi nut more money is available. The General Honolulu, T. H., May 2, 1905. Valley, Oahu, containing an trip to the scheme for free tors of the deceased to present their Manoa Chick- further added that the plans for the improve- 1 58-1- Fine Bred Cows, Thoroughbred hotu-oo- n area. of acres, and described in Ar. v. v .. . the mninlnnd- - and the claims, duly authenticated and with tiUMVC ment of Honolulu harbor are still in IN CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Grant No. 18. ens. To be seen at our Kukui Street archipelago does not meet with cordial statu quo. as no report has yet been proper vouchers, if any exist, even if THE every Members of mortgage upon FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF (b) All that parcel of land situate at CLUB STABLES, Fort above response on hand. received from Lieut. Slattery. the claim is secured by containing an Stables. generally are aware that estate, to me at my office 35 HAWAII. IN PROBATE AT Manoa Valley, Oahu, the House Lieut. Col. George Ruhlen, real at 86-1- 109. assistant CHAMBERS. area of 1 00 acres, and described in Hotel Streets. Telephone Main Roosevelt will probably whip quartermaster , S. King street, Honolulu, within six President said this afternoon that Grant No. 637. them into line for tariff reduction with the plans and specifications for the months from this date, or they will be A part of In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas (c) All those certain parcels of land the Philippines this winter. barracks at the Honolulu army post forever barred. Valley. prospect a 21, 1905. Jefferson Cummins, Deceased. situate at Wailupe, Pulolo HARRISON MUTUAL them do not think that had not yet been fully, completed. He Honolulu, April R-- being apanas 2, 3, 4 5, of P. one, because they are stand- expected, LYLE A. DICKEY, for Allow- Oahu, and ASSOCIATION cheerful however, that they would be Order of Notice of Petition 4498, C. A. 6175, containing re- patters do not want to budge an complete of Kapua Dis- L. and within a few days ready Administrator Estate Eva ance of Accounts and 581-100- and Final spectively. 8 736i1000. 0, 134 and inch any where, lest it in some fashion to be to so can Lanilehuaiomano Waipa. charge in Estate. sent Hawaii that bids this 5 82-10- acres. now 3,200, has burled 137 of its be made an entering wedge for tariff be 7083 April 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19. Has advertised for. On reading filing petition (d) All parcel of land members during the two and one-ha- lf revision. Then the revisionists do not and the that certain years organization. The mem- kindly to lower duties for the PATENTS AND PERSONAL. and accounts of Joseph O. Carter, Ex- situate in Manoa Valley, Oahu, describ- since it take BY TONG HEE, 54, containing bership fee will be raised to $5.50 on Philippines as long as Congress is not Two patents have been granted by MORTGAGE MADE ecutor of the estate of Thomas Jeffer- ed in Grant No. and YONG LUM AND OTHERS. to be 6 1-- 45 May 1, 1905. J. H. TOWNSEND, likely to lower the duties on products the Patent Office here for Max Lorenz. son Cummins, wherein he asks acres. Secretary. coming from other countries. And so of Honolulu. One is for macerating allowed $6982.27, and he charges him- (e) All that certain land situate In it goes with numerous ratifications. sugar cane and another is for an in- MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OP INTEN self with and asks that the Palolo Valley, Oahu, described in R. P. termediate apron conveyor for sugar same may be examined and approved, 2555, L. C. A. 1900, containing 1 acre TAFT THE COMING MAN. TION TO FORECLOSE AND OF may cane mills. FORECLOSURE SALE. and that a final order be made and 2.13 chains. Baseball Tickets But unwelcome as free trade with Mr. Henry C Vida. of Honolulu, who of distribution of the property remain- (f) All that certain land situate in the Philippines would be to Hawaii, it was sent from there in an official ca- In accordance with the provisions of ing in his hands to the persons thereto Palolo Valley, Oahu, described in R. P. remains that the visit of Secretary pacity to bring back from England a a certain mortgage made by Yong Kee. entitled, and discharging him and his 1267, L. C. A. 1308, containing 6.2 Taft there will be of some importance fugitive from justice, arrived here a Yong Lum and others, copartners sureties from all further responsibility chains. Season tickets for general admission, and thee is no telling how important few days ago. He was able to secure under the name of Kwong Yee Wai as such executor. (g) All those certain lands situate in come to Company, to Yong In or Y. Ah In, ordered, Monday, the 29th Valley, reserved seats for the Ha- it may prove in the years to from the State Department, on the day It is that Manoa Oahu, described in R. P. boxes and 98-1- friend of the Terri- of his arrival, the necessary extradi- dated October 2, 1902. recorded liber day of May, A. D. 1905, at 10 o'clock 1236, L. C. A. 11029, containing 22 09 League, 1905 season, have him as the waiian Baseball tory. All the best informed politicians tion papers and left the same after- 237, page 483. notice is hereby given a. m., before the Judge of said Court acres; in R. P. 1237, D. C. A. 11029, con- will be sold at the Hawaiian News now regard Secretary Taft's chances noon for New York. He expected to be that the mortgagee intends to at the court room of the said Court at taining 9 98-1- acres, and in Graot No. Company's Store, Alexander Young for the presidential nomination three a passenger on the, Teutonic. foreclose the same for condition broken. Honolulu, Island of Oahu, be and the 15, containing about 7 55-1- 00 acres. the non-payme- nt and same hereby is appointed as the time Building, on Thursday, at 10 o'clock. years from now far better than SPANISH SUGAR TRUST. to wit: of interest, (h) All that certain land situate in chances of any other man in the run- breach of other conditions. and place for hearing said petition and Palolo Valley, Oahu, known as the lit All tickets to be sold there. ning. Of course, it would be temerity Consul General B. H. Ridgely. at Notice is likewise given that after accounts, and that all persons inter- of Waiomao, described in R. P. 2409, L. 7094. is anything like certain Barcelona. Spain, has forwarded the expiration weeks from the ested may then and there appear and C. A. 8287, containing 8 40-1- square to say that he following the of three of that great lynor. But the lines to the Department of Com- date of this notice, the property cov show cause, if any they have, why the chains; also, that certain land situate so are being quietly drawn among the merce and Labor regarding the Span- ered by said mortgage will be adver same should not be granted, and may in said Palolo Valley, described in R. "Breathes there a man with soul en- President's most influential friends. ish Sugar Trust: "The operations of tiser for sale at public auction, at the present evidence as to who are P. 2426, L. C. A. 10622, apana 1, contain- Es-pa- na dead" everywhere the Sociedad General property. And 5 20-1- 2, plank he'd lie. The word is being passed Azucarera de auction rooms of the Fisher. Abies Co.. titled to the said that ing square chains, and apana That on a at- 62-1- coming man. are beginning to attract the this order, in the English 00 square Who would not rest on a wire bed that Taft is the Ltd.. in Honolulu, on Saturday, the notice of containing chain. is constantly tention of the Spanish press. This com- 12 language, be published in the Pacific him only try The Secretary himself 3rd day of June, 1905. at noon of (i) All those certain lands, being first, Just let away, is pany is to as sugar newspaper 11-1- 15-1- 00 wire spring putting the crown but. it referred the trust. said day. Commercial Advertiser acre and second acre, Bailey's R. & V. P. proper is re- published in Honolulu, for downy top nevertheless believed that at the It announced that the trust has Further particulars can be had oj printed and being leles of the Hi of Kapahulu, in With a soft and can- pub- Lu-nali- only real thing time he will become an avowed cently sold for exportation 6,000 tons Castle & With'ngton, attorneys for three successive weeks, the last Waikiki, Oahu, awarded to W. C. lo the one, the ($7.-5- 4) It's swop. didate and that the old Hanna organ- of sugar at the price of 52 pesetas mortgagee. lication to be not less than two weeks by L. C. A. S559B, apana 32. Take out your plank and j ization in Ohio will strive to make him per 100 kilograms (220.40 pounds) May 2nd, 1905. previous to the time therein appointed (j) All that land situate in Palolo to o. Dated Honolulu. Ohio's favorite son in preference f. b. Spain, this being les than the YONG IN (or Y. Ah In). for said hearing. Valley, Oahu, described in R. P. 6281, REPAIR to WIRE BEDS Senator Foraker. Mr Taft's ambition cost of production, if the Government Mortgagee. Dated at Honolulu, this 20th day of L. C. A. 1650, containing 8 85-1- acres. Ring Up White 1661. to become Chief Justice of the Supreme tax of 25 pesetas ($3.62) per 100 kilo- The property covered by said mort- April, 1905. Also, all of the right, title and inter- Court of the United States is not likely grams is included. The claim is there- ALEXANDER LINDSAY. JR.. est of the mortgagor, being an un- HONOLULU WIRE BED COMPANY. advancing gage consists of: be gratified, unless, with fore made that the tax in question Second Judge of the Circuit Court of divided one-fift- h thereof, in and to any to suddenly 1. Lease of Kawaihapai. W. R. Cas- No Charge for Cartage. years. Chief Justice Fuller was rebated, and as a consequence the Sing, September 8. the First Circuit. and all other lands belonging to the SAME DAY. enough of ac- press tle to Lam dated BEDS DELIVERED THE decides that he has had has attacked the trust and is de- 1S90, recorded liber 128. page 176. Attest: estate of her father, Charles A. Long, There) are, as yet. no GEO. LUCAS. tive service. manding an investigation. The whole 2. by Napuakau and others deceased. a decision on the Lease Circuit Court of the ease- STYLISH HATS indications of such sale price of suerar in Spain, with the to Wing Fat Wai. liber 128, page 184. Clerk of the Together with all the rights, For Justice, notwithstandi- j . part of the Chief Government tax added, is from 112 to 3. Lease by Mokuhia to Wing Fat First Circuit. ments, privileges and appurtenances Prices ng- frequent asseverations of the 115 pesetas r$lS.24 $16.68) 100 7083 April 21, 28, May 5, 12. at Reasonable th" to per Wai. liber 128. page 187. thereunto belonging. polilicians who would like j kilograms. Republican I have been unable to as- -' 4. Kekino to Ah In. EMILY C. JUDD, Call on o good man of their own par- to Lease of Hattie Mortgagee. to see some certain what countries the sugar in liber 185, page 358. PRECINCT MEETING. Democratic Judge. ! By attorney ty displace a question is to be exported.. but it seems 5. on said her in fact, Josepnine ! All buildings standing Madame RENTALS. clear, according to all reports, that the im- F. M. SWANZV. WAIKIKI premises, working animals, tools, j PARLORS, 162 HOTEL is tryinsr to dispose i TENTH PRECINCT REPUBLICAN Terms: Cash, United States gold MILLINERY of trust of its surplus plements, furniture, crops growing or STREET, OREGON BLOCK. Gen. Alexander MeKenzie. chief stock abroad. ' every CLUB. FOURTH DISTRICT. coin; deeds at expense of purchaser. of the army, said today that severed, swine, poultry, and engineers HATTIEN COFFEE. kind or description of property, A meeting of the members of the For further particulars, apply t had been several people ambi- other of Holmes & Stanley, street, there cottages on United States W. F. Powell. being a portion of the rice plantation Tenth Precinct Republican Club Kaahumanu POWER OF ATTORNEY. tious to occupy the the Minister will be held at the Honolulu, Attorneys for Mortgagee, or government at I has written the following regarding hitherto conducted by said Yong Hee the Fourth District property owned by the the 7:30 p. m., Satur- James F. Morgan. Kaahumanu street, Kwong j Tramways Stables, Terri-tory- . purchased for pur- coffee crop of Haiti, from Port Au and others under the name of Waikiki. which was I During my absence from the seem- Kawaiha- - i day, May 6, 1905. Honolulu, auctioneer. me poses of fortification. The idea Prince: Yee Wat Company at said 21. 1905. w ! ! Honolulu, April Chas. H. Bellina. ill act for on- W. W. HARRIS. Dated be, the General said, that those "The coffee crop of Haiti will be pai 13. power attorney. ed to 2. 7094 President. 7083 April 21, 28, May 5, 12, under full of cottages could be leased for a very ly about 50 per cent of last year's crop. 7095. May 5, 12, 19, 26 and June j 70S4 RALPH TURNER.

V 8 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL' ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 5, 2505.

MEETINGS, Cattle Gookt, FRATERHAl WILL BEGIN"? DAY 4 Lti S, MEHEULA Ml THIS HONOLULU. POLYNESIAN ENCAMPMENT I NO. 1, I. 0. 0. F. COMMISSION MERCHANT! FO GENERAL WEAKNESSillAND Meets every first and third FRIDA1 ACQUITTED FEVER DISAPPEAR TOO. NEXT MQNDAY Auction Sale SUGAR FACTORS. mt the month at 7:30 p. m., in Oca Fellows' Hall, Fort Street-- cordially invited to How a Woman was Freed from Troubles AGENTS FOR Visiting brothers Friday, May 5, 1905, The Ewa Plantation attend. That Had Made Life Wretched for Ca C. P. Mr. Highton Preparing AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., The Waialua Agricultural H. GEHRING. Many The L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. End of Case From Years. Kohala Sugar Co. At my salesroom, Kaahumanu The Waimea Sugar Mill Papers in County me jf uuon C. r Iron Works, The immediate causes of headaches street, St. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1. Legislature The Standard Oil Co. poor Silver Plated Cruet. I. 0. O. vary, but most of them come from Act Fight The George F. Blake Steam P.. or poisoned blood. In anaemia the Silver Plated Tea Service. Weston's Centrifugals Silver Plated Ice Pitcher and Tray. The New if i of 1903. blood is scanty or thin; the nerves are England Mutual Life waste Meets every TUESDAY evening at will not begin the Countv Act Oil Paintings. Koa Wardrobe. ance Co., of Boston. Fellows' Hall, Fort street. imperfectly nourished and pain is the "I Oak China Closet. Walnut Bookcase of ma f:0. in Odd proceedings before next Monday,' ine Aetna Insurance Co., of Visiting brother cordially invited way in which they express their weak- Rattan Chairs, Refrigerator, Mission ford, Conn. ness, said Attorney Henry Highton my t attend. Hawaiian Hotel poi- yester Chairs. The Alliance Sale of ness. In colds the blood absorbs ' ' Writing Assurance Co. and p R. A. WOODWARD, N. G. day. I find that it will be impossi Princess Dresser, Walnut don. ' from the mucous surfaces, and the i L. L. LA PIERRE, Secretary. son ble to a move Desik. Judicially nerves produces make before that time Heavy Swing DR.lt Property poison irritates the and and it mav even be a few davs later Ladies' Oak Dresser, painh. French Plate Mirror. Cures. LODGE, In rheumatism, malaria and the than YOUR FAULT PACIFIC REBEKAH grip, the poison in the blood produces that." Walnut Hat Rack, Walnut Bureau Weak O. O. F. Confirmed. And so ends the hope some of the 1 Dei bold Safe. your Kidnc NO. i, I. like discomfort. In indigestion the If teeth are not in per- - gases from the impure matter kept in politic politicians had begun to cher Oak Beds. Bureaus. Mission Chairs rect condition, the Ami ; tlon 8 Table, 1 Oak Sideboard. Meets every second and fourth the system effect the blood in the same ish of avoiding the antagonisms that Mission own. Consider their value FR1 Heirs Get Money. 1 Aucher-Frere- s Piano. and Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Odd Fellow's Scrimgeour way. win realize it is vour close at always come trom a hght in the pri- 1 1 Small Rifle. -- The ordinary headache-cure- s at best Camera, to give them immediate 1 Hall, Fort Street. Cyclomere Tract. Cu5tody maries. For the bovs will have to 1 ntt. in-Ttt- Stand, and ed They Music Lot Ladies' Hats. tion The cost is sn page Visiting Rebekahs are cordially give only temporary relief. dead- Rug, Khi. j en the pain but do not drive the poison come out in the open and declare them- Parlor Tables, Small Stands. we guarantee we won't hurt you to attend. of Child. Glassware, Chicken there is no DB HANNAH SMITH, N.G., out of the blood. Dr. Williams' Pink selves, to an extent, at least, and the Wire. excuse for decayed OS Lot Plants, Etc., Etc. teeth. MARGUERITE E. MOORE, Sec'y. Pills on the contrary thoroughly renew men of ambition who are declared Solomon Meheula was found not the blood and the pain disappears per against will naturallv whet their THE EXPERT TRIBE NO. 1., guilty of gross cheat yesterday after- manently. Women in particular have knives and put them away for the next JAS. F. MORGAN, DENTISTS. HAWAIIAN pills an unfailing F. L. Ferguson, D. O. M. noon, the jury returning its verdict at found these relief in D. S, Mgr. I. R. headaches caused by anaemia. time. AUCTIONEER. 215 Hotel St. Opp. Yonng Bldg. a 4:54 after an absence of about two for County Act litigation, ' Miss Stella Blocker recently said: As the Meets every second and fourth hours. Judge De Bolt forthwith dis- "Dr. Williams Pink Pills did me a there seems to be some doubt whether THURSDAY of each month, in L O. charged the defendant. W. S. Fleming great tieal of good. I had headache it will be carried to the Supreme Court HONOLULU IRON WORK! O. F. Hall. of the Attorney General 's Department nearly all the time. After I had taken of the United States, after all. How- Auction Sale COMPANY. Visiting brothers cordially invited to pills I en- conducted tho prosecution and C W.. three boxes of these became ever, it is extremelv probable that it attend. tirely well." Aikchmerr. Black Pin flmi T. D. STROUP, Sachem, Ashford the defense. Meheula was will be, as neither side would be satis "How long had you suffered?" she Pipe, Boirer Tubes, Iron and SteeL EDWIN FARMER C. R charged with having cashed vouchers was asked. fied with anything less than a final de Saturday, May 6, 1905 gineers' Supplies. while of the House of Eepresentatives, '"For several years. I can't tell the termination of the validity of the act AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, Office Nuuanu street. WILLIAM McKINLEY LODGE, he was its secretary in 1903, for Ha- exact date when my illness began for by the highest court in the land. And, Works Kakaako. 8, waiian law books, at $15 apiece, whicH ft came on by slow degrees. I had At my salesroom. 857 Kaahumanu NO. K. of P. going many years." if it is carried to the United States did not deliver. About all the mem- been down hill for street. he "Did you have any other ailments?" Supreme Court, there may and there im &mm m mm wow Meets every SATURDAY evening at bers of the House of that year were "I was very weak and sometimes I may not be a decision in time to avoid 10 SHARES KERR CO., LTD. Fort Street, ppecite Star p. Harmony Hall, King Btecfc tztO m., in with a great many m witnesses, together had fever. My liver and kidneys were the expense of an election and its AND GENTS' rm-ruwm- wet. my WiES to others. affected as well as head." final antagonisms. F. MORGAN, CLEANED AT LOWEST Visiting brothers cordially invited "How did you come to take the rem- JAS. HOTEL SALE CONFIRMED. The effort to have the Legislature AUCTIONEER, PRICES. attend. edy that cured you?" Phone White XMS. EDWIN FARMERS. C.C., Judge Robinson yesterday signed an saw newspaper a appropriate $3000 to pay the cost of R. & S. "I in a southern E. A. JACOBSON. K. of order confirming the sale of the prop- statement of some person who was the legal battle for the act, however, erty of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel Co., cured of a like trouble by Dr. Williams' is not meeting with a great deal of My W. W HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. i, on report of M. T. Pink Pills. physican hadn't done encouragement. The matter of econ Auction Sale IHIjU CO. Ltd., the Simonton, me any good, so I bought a box of these t RATHBONE SISTERS. commissioner, who was directed to ex omy stands in the way, for one thing. pills. After I had taken one box I felt ne governor Limited ecute a good ana suihcient deed to the so much better that I kept, on until I l is believed to stand in Meets every 2nd and 4th Monday, at purchaser, Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd. became entirely well." the way, for another. And, lastly, Valuable Fishing Rights Knights of Pythias' Hall, King street. Miss Blocker's home Is at Leander, statesmen are asking what is to be Merchant at- The Fisher, Abies Co., Ltd., conducted Tailors Fin cordially to -- All visitors invited the auction sale and the price was Louisiana. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills gained by this lavish expenditure of In- Chief tend. are sold by all druggists. Besides money? Both the Commissioners who May TURNER, M.E.C., $95,000. A deficiency judgment for Waity Building, King gt IDA headache they cure neuralgia, sciatica, have been asked to aid the Attorney KANEOHE AND KAILUA, OAHU. CL.U- - GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R.&C. $65,191.15 against the defendant com- nervous prostration, partial paralysis Phone Bine 8741 pany was ordered to be entered. and rheumatism. General's Department in the defense The commissioner was allowed a fee of the have expressed Opposite 8110, act their entire COURT CAMOES, NO. of v1250. His proceedings in the mat- willingness to serve without pay. They I will sell at public auction at my A. O. F. ter were highly commended by the Co., belonging to the estate of the late were told when asked to serve that salesroom. 847 Kaahumanu street, American court and counsel on both sides, every Ely Peck, for $8377.87. It is men there was no money available to pay and Foreign Meets every 2nd and 4th detail having been properly attended tioned in the petition and the order them for their work, and acquiesced Woretead8 to and not a hitch from first to last the shares were appraised on No- On Saturday, May 13, Tuesday of each month at that in the arrangement then made. The Tl having occurred. vember 4, 1903, at a value of $5320. Territory needs all the money 7:30 p. m.. In San Antonio that it 1905, JAPANESE AND HEIRS GET THE INSURANCE. The increase in the value of Pioneer has, and more, and while the attor- AMERICA. Hall, Vineyard street. stock in eighteen months is thus shown neys would without doubt accept a AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. Visiting brothers cordial- An order of final distribution, ap- to be nearly oi 1-- 2 per cent. handsome fee if were forced upon Dry and Fancy accounts ad- it The lease of the Bay Fishery of Ka- - Goods o proving and discharging CYCLOMERE TRACT CASE. them, it is neither good business pol- ly invited to attend. ministrator, David Dayton, in the mat- neohe and the Sea Fisheries belonging Manufacturers of Straw Hats. icy nor good sense to pay them wben a. on D. MARQUES, C.R, A. B. Scrimgeour, to the ahupuaas of Kaneohe and Kai-lu- nea J. ter of the estate of Judge Robinson will sit today for they are willing to work for nothing. M. C. PACHECO. F.C. deceased, was made vesterday by Judge taking the evidence of plaintiff in the In the meantime, candidates and the C Robinson. It is decided the sum F. Taxes will be paid by the Lessor. Me: that foreclosure suit of. John Hackfeld talk of candidates go on bravely. HOTEL STREET. of $2985 collected from the Western The last was a rumor, current yester- Attention is called to all interested ROOSEVELT. con- to SCI THEODORE Masons' Mutual Life Association Wolters, relative to Cyclomere tract, day, that Senator L. L. McCandless the law passed by the last Legisla Camp No. 1, U. S. W. V. stitutes no part of the estate of de- Kewalo. Mr. Hackfeld is about to wTould accept a nomination for Super- ture, to protect the rights of konohi-ki- s evi- ceased, and ordered that the said sum leave the Territory. After his visor from Ewa, and Senator-- Achi a in the Fisheries. Qlllman be paid to R. Scrimgeour con- , Houae OUR Department Hawaii. Allan and dence is obtained the case will be nomination for Supervisor-at-Large- it Harold A. Scrimgeour, the legal heirs tinued until the return of Judge Rob- honor seen coming Soquet Cigars Meets every first and deceased. the was and neither For further particulars apply and next of kin of It is inson from his projected visit to the could dodge it. AVER LUNCH ROOMS third WEDNESDAY at further ordered that the administrator mainland. said Senator McCandless, JAS. F. MORGAN, 'if m "No!" a. i. Waverley Hall. pay the balance his hands, atter MADE TEST LOOK FOOLISH. with some emphasis, when asked about AUCTIONEER. ao&n. payment of costs, pro rata to the cred the matter yesterday. "Who told you Visiting comrades cordial- itors. The estate will pay about 25 Cnlotiel .Tones, the senior stenocra- - that?" ly invited to attend. cents on the dollar. ( pher of Judiciary, who has served FINE NEW ASSORT the "No, no;" protested Achi, who was Direct from Cluna. PAUL. SMITH, Cmdr, PIONEER STOCK APPRECIATION. in the higher courts of Hawaii for with his colleague at the time, and as R. H. LONG, Adjutant. irre than fifteen vears in that capac- - sumed to speak for both of them at Auction Sale &&Amm LIN I Judge Lindsay confirmed the sale of itv, was the first to take the examma first. "We are not candidates. We in all colors 56 shares of stock of the Pioneer Mill tion required by the law of 1905. He could not get the delegations. No, I also embroidered pieces for $1.5 HONOLULU AERIE 140 F. O. E. made the prescribed test of 160 words am not a candidate at large. But, Monday, May 15, 1905, a minute look foolish, as the follow- you ask the delegates. ell, it the Kwong Yuen Hing fa. ing certificate on file shows: people try to force a nomination upon AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., ana w Meets on the 2nd and 4th WEDNES- MOTHERS accord- a. tung BtTMt. 7:S0 "This is to certify that in ne. I suppose I would serve. But I DAY evenings of each month at should know. The troubles with ance with the provisions of an act of 'clock K. of P. King street. am not a candidate. And don't you DRY GOODS DRY GOODS ro in Hall. multitudes of girls is a want of the Legislature of the Territory of put that in the paper." arrive Ex S. S. ALAMEDAi Visiting Eagles are invited to at-- entitled 'An Act fixing the proper nourishment and enough Hawaii So, that is the wav the thing stands. Fancy Oregon Now-a-day- g qualifications of and providing for an McCandless is Burbank a M. ROSENBERG, W.P. of it. they call this emphatically coy and examination of official reporters of the Achi is coy without so much emphasis. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. H. T. MOORE. W. Secty. condition by the learned name of Court of Circuit of Anemia. But words change no Circuit the First And if you are in politics, vou know In the District Court of the United the Territory of Hawaii,' J. W. Jones what that means. States, District of Hawaii. In Bank- facts. There are thousands of has this day written in my presence ir'olitical interest, in main, eon-- I Goo be- the ruptcy. In the matter of Kim, a GERTZ 1 George A. girls of this kind anywhere at the rate of two hundred and fifteen tinuos to center in the fight for the bankrupt. BROS. Phone Blue nji Martin tween childhood and young lady- words nor minute for five consecutive shrievalty, and it is believed by men minutes, upon matter not previously Public notice of sale of personal prop- hood. Disease finds most of its iu the know that Clarence Crabbe has. erty of Goo COURTEOUS TREATMENT. written by or known to him, immoli-atel- v to the creditors Kim, of victims among them. Some of the inside track, although Arthur Honolulu, Oahu, a bankrupt. Take PROMPT ATTENTION. Merchant Tailor read the same back and tran- Brown is very confident. Eddie Douth-it- t BEST QUALITY them the ac- notice that there will be sold at public AND LOTS HGflB The latest In spring suitings. are passing through scribed the same plainly and with will be the Republican nominee for C which lead curacy. do said auction on Monday, May 15. 1905, be- St.' mysterious changes I therefore appoint County Attorney, it is likely, and POST-OFFIC- E. 10 a. by MERCHANT ST.. NEXT TO up to and need especial J. W. Jones to the position of official a ginning at o'clock m.. Jas. F. SODI m maturity there is report that George W. Smith Morgan, auctioneer, CONUIED WATER MKt watchfulness and care. Alas, reporter of the Circuit Court of the of Benson, Smith & Co., would make at the former store H First Circuit. the run for Supervisor for Oahu. Also, of the bankrupt, corner of Hotel and PHONE MAIN IL how many break down at this ' my Seal of Xuuanu streets, Honolulu, a large stock critical period; the story of such Witness hand and the an afternoon paper yesterday said that the Circuit oourt of tho First Circuit, e Gear was coming back ap of men's furnishing goods, hats, caps, John Neill losses is the saddest in the his- Territorv of Hawaii, this 4th day of parently having failed to get his drag clothing, silks, etc., etc. Said property tory of home. The proper treat- Mav, 1905. into Mr. Herrin s Southern Pacific will be sold for cash to the highest bid- HENRY WRIGHT 135 SHIP AND H Merchant Street. ment might have saved most of (Seal) "W. J. ROBlXSOy, pond and that he would go into poli- der at the time and place, subject to MACHINERY BOUGHT, SOLD AND these household treasures, if the "Third Judge, First Circuit Court." tics to the extent of making the race the approval of the District Court of GENERAL BLACKSMITH, REPAIRED. for Supervisor. the United States for the District of In Rear of ENGINEER'S AND BUILDER'S SUP- mothers had only known of TO KEEP HER DAUGHTER. Honolulu Planing Mill, Hawaii. FORT PLIES. WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION Wilholmina B. Hall vosterdav sued WADE THAYER, STREET, WARREN P. O. BLACKSMITHING. and given it to their daughters, for a restraining order to prevent lie ROSENBERG OBJECTS Trustee of Goo Kim, a bankrupt. Box 823. Honolulu. husband. J. K. Hall, from taking thei Dated May 3, 1905. they would have grown to be daughter, Thelnia. away from the Ter- strong and healthy women. an at- COTTON BROS, ft CO. It ritory; also for the payment of JAS. F. f is palatable as honey and con- torney's fee and temporary alimony, MORGAN. ESGINEERS AND GENERAL Ofl TO SEEMING RIDICULE ha? tains all the nutritive and cura- under the petitioner's libel for di AUCTIONEER. TRACTORS. in II tive properties of Pure Cod Liv- vorce filed on March 30. The return Plans and Estimates furnished tmw er by us from dav is Mondav next. classes of Contracting Work. etc In is an Incentive to spend Oil, extracted the home COURT NOTES. M. Rosenberg has entered a complaint Boston Block, : : : : Honsli fin your time there, which is good for fresh cod livers, combined with An Opportunity Hypo-phosphit- es office regarding ail you and your family. the Compound Syrup of A directed verdict for the defendant at the Advertiser what Our Sideboards, Buffets. Morris and the Extracts of was found in the ejectment case of he deems an attempt to ridicule him in Chairs and Rockers are marvels of Malt and Wild Cherry. In build- Leialoha K. Ai and W. K. Castle, trus-- I evening paper for appearing to plead To Rent. convenience, beauty and comfort. ice. againsr rvapioiani nsrare, Lixn. ing up pale, puny, emaciated before Judge Lindsay yesterday fore thout counsel in the Federal court. J. Hopp & CO. A trou- I think I have the privilege of plead- - Ci children, particularly those noon. Young Building, Bishop St. - IHflf my own case, especially in the bled with Anemia, Scrofula, Ric- i a Tin ti mar ovniintri v at" Actota THE ELEGANTLY EE Porter Furniture Co. dis- of Levey, filed an United States court." Mr. Rosenberg Fl'RNTSHED HIGH GRADE kets, and Eone and Blood the late Flora has poor RESIDENCE OP JI DGE ROBINSON KOA FURNITURE Toung Building, Hotel Street eases, nothing equals its tonic inventorv showing the value of the es- - said. "If I had a case I would MADE TO ORDER it; I hire an attorney, but I consider AT MANOA, during his absence from or- tate to be 1S9L70. there qualities are of the highest - the islands. W B .Innns mnvca t,- tho i- - ! is nothing at all against me mioi The der. A Medical Institution says: tation procured against him by Rebec- - "I don't see why I should be ridiculed best view of ocean and valley 1 ALL KINDS OF to be obtained in Manoa. or "We have used your preparation ca Kealakai, guardian of Anna K. for appearing for myself. I am not RUBBER GOODS in treating children for coughs, Jones, a minor, to produce certain pa- - in the business of shipping sailors. I The furnishings are ample and re- up fined: Cut Glass. China T.i nen Silver K. Fukuroda colds and inflammation ; its ap- -j pers. jgave it long ago in dis&ust, when I found it meant raying the commission-- all remain in the house plication has never failed us in i I er police. A party of two or four visitors to Goodyear Rubber Go. any case, even the most aggra- Plenty of Others. and the "It was because I went to the Gov- the islands would find this a "beau vated bordering on Agent j R. H. PEASE, President pneumonia. of a Charitable Society But ernor to have the U. S. shippit-- om- - ideal" residence for a few months. JAPANESE AND AMERICA Cal., B. The more it is used the less will If your husband is interested in build- First-clas- s Francisco. U. JL t missinner removed that they have got Chinese cook remains on be the ravages of disease from ing operations, as I understand you tc up this case me." the place. say a?aint infancy to old age. It is both a he 1r. how do you happen to be in When arraigned yesterday morning Rent very reasonable to desirable DRY GOODS All the new laws are being food and a medicine, modern, destitute circumstances? J Rosenberg said he did not see that he parties. Poor Woman That's just the reasor was charged anything. pub! ished in the Commercial Rec- scientific, effective from the first with Judge Dole I want to rent this place in 48 hours. Straw Manafacturam 1 why. He doesn't do anything but stand took this as a demurrer and Hat ord i n handy shape for reference dose, and never deceives or dis- overruled Card to view. Apply appoints. is no doubt on some sidewalk downtown and wat - it. when the defendant pleaded "not "There 'em building I guilty" to prior to their publication in book about it." Sold by all chemists skyscrapers on the othti the charge thftt of making side of the street. Chicago Tribune. i false statements about sailors' allot JAS. F. MORGAN, form . bore and throughout the wwld- - ment notes. A UCT fOVKFT? . RoNnwn ?lork S8 to 82 Hotl Tl MIOTIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 5, zfvj. 9 LOCAL BREVITIES. ALMOST A TRAGEDY Rough Music Festival tonight. on Bugs will not injure or destroy At Dimonds AT RAWLINS'S HOUSE There was a heavy rainfall in the val leys last night. any of your household articles, but A DOLLAR MEANS Governor Carter was not in his office will you of New rid Goods ONE yesterday afternoon. HUNDRED CENTS. Tre was blood on the floor at the Allan Herbert expect-- to build on his house of Deputy Sheriff Rawlins yes- block on Beretania street. terday. Blood on the floor, and no A party of newspaper men are occu- Bugs pying Campbell cottage CORSETS Latest styles ; rust-pro- of dinner when the deputy went home in the at Waikiki. of all kinds, with a very little labor and guaranteed. C During these hard you look at the evening, and no Chinese cook in The lympia's next trip in search of times BATISTE Fancy designs. See our window. may completely a dollar twice before vou spend it. his place. And so, here Japanese laborers be made to Hi'.o. and will destroy the If BATHING SUITS The finest choice in accustomed you purchase from us you can make the city. were the elements of a tragedy. The Mothers and Teachers' meeting PATTERNS McGalfs latest; in will take place today at three o'clock. no mistake. "We give perfect every way. The Deputy Sheriff, as a good Depu- SILKS Handsome ; in Young one dress lenoth ty should, telephoned once There is talk of Alexander as Sheriff at a possible purchaser of the Hawaiian Eggs TOWELS We do the trade. to the station and presently detectives hotel. TABLE of all vermin, simply by sprinkling DAMASK AND NAPKINS Direct from began slipping out to look for clues Nearly if not quite all the Rapid VALlEforVALUE and things. The blood was still there. Tran-i- t cars have been fitted with the Into cracks or crevices, where the s The was not. Neither was the double step. COMPLETE KITCHEN $20 dinner bugs are generally found. OUTFIT... cook. Of course the best detectives in Dr. Jordan of Stanford may come to the world could never find the dinner Honolulu this summer for a three COMPLETE DINNER SERVICE... 15 weeks' stay. PRICE 25 CENTS. AT. should in house of that have been the TO GO HOUSEKEEPING 35 thing The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will the Deputy Sheriff. It was the meet at the convent at three o'clock that was not. The blood, as has been this afternoon. said, was there. The Deputy found it Work in Royal Purple Degree at the HOBRON DRUG CG. himself. The detectives also found it. Polynesian Encampment. L O. O. F. E W. JORDAN & Co., LTD. If It has not been scrubbed away, it is this evening at 7:30 o'clock. FORT STREET. there yet. and you can go and find it. All members who are interested in But the Chinese cook! Aha! There lawn tennis are invited to meet at the i & Y. M. C. A. rooms at 5:15 this p. m. Miss Power was corpus delicti! And the detec- mLIMITED. the Remember the Farmer's dance to be ALWAYS IN THE LEAD WITH THE tives went slipping away in various given by Pacific Rebekah Lodge, I. O. LATEST FASHIONS. Leaders in Crockery. directions to findthe Chinese cook. O. F.,-a- t Progress hall tomorrow even- Glassware and Also, they him. He was in the ing. MILLINERY PARLORS. Housef urnish ings. found Boston Building, Fort Street. That Air of Mystery office having one hold of a dentist, another The Mothers and Teachers' Club is lacking in our sausaees. Their contents are in militnrv drawn, and th hole from which the their regular meeting in the Y. W. C. 3 parlance "all sau-a- ll come bleeding. A. rooms, Boston Block, today at A present and accounted for." We have first tooth had was still p. m. Oahu Ice & Good Smoke ns The best 5c cigar in the market. sages of shapes and sizes some of which we imnort and So. it was) a beautiful case it is Labor Commissioner Neill. who Co Daniel Deronda Landus, guaranteed some of which we manufacture. That there's scope for ge- - U- 'i not a tragedy, but complete, now on the other islands, will spend a Electric clear Havana filler and wrapper. v--- complete. Indeed, nothing could week in Honolulu before returning to nius in the compilation of a sausage an inspection of our Washington. Ice aellvered to any part of the city. HAWAIIAN TOBACCO CO.. LTD. stock will speedily convince have been more complete. The Deputy Island orders promptly filled Tel. Blue Distributer. Sheriff got his dinner down town, and Members of the Honolulu Symphony 3111. P. O. Box 600. Office: Kewalo. I Corner King and Bethel. BOLOGNA slipped away after other Society are requested to attend the re the detectives hearsal evening to meet new is of course the sheet anchor of all things. this the thriving sausageries and --t. leader, Professor Stockton. ours is the best obtainable. The same may be said of our There is talk of the liverymen get SEMI-ANNUA- Frank Furters, Portuguese Sausage, Liver Sausage, Blood ting up some kind of a race meet for OUR L the 11th of June to take the place of Sausage, Tongue Sausage, Imported Cervelat Sausage and The last drop is as good as the abandoned jockey-clu- b event. Mett Worst. The Board of Supervisors of the Free the first. Kindergarten and Children's Aid Asso What? ciation will hold their regular monthly Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd. Why the CRITERION'S meeting this morning at 9:30 at th TELEPHONE MAIN 45. of course, by Y. W. C. A. rooms. beer, treated Frank L. Hatch, deputy clerk of the special, secret process. Federal court, is back to his post after a Clearance A glass of this beer is live vacation of several months at his old California home. He looks rugged ly and invigorating beyond enough to look out for when the foot belief. ball season comes round. A trial will convince. Th local Germans will observe the centennial of the birth of Schiller by an entertainment at the German School Association rooms on Beretania street, on Sunday, May 7, 3 5. Sale! from to eHieAG Bethel Streets. Selections from the works of Schiller SiJf 3 DAYS Corner Hotel and Double-Trac- Mis- C. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor. will be recited. and over The Only k Railway between the "The legislature has increased the IN souri River and Chicago. revenue of the Territory J43.0O0," said NOW PROGRESS FAST TRAINS DAILY Governor Carter yesterday. seems THREE to be increasing the appropriations at . VIA BBSiNESS LOCALS. a much faster rate. I would like to IN ORDER TO REDUCE QUANTITIES PRIOR TO STOCK SOUTHERN PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC AND know where the money is coming from. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS The credit of the Territory is of much TAKING, WE HAVE MADE Fairy Floss at the Orpheum every Overland Limited. VeStibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 10.00 a. more importance than many of the ap Lighted night. Watch it made. propriations that are being made." m. dally. The most Luxurious, Train In the World. Electric See Morgan's column for today's big Throughout. Double Drawintr-Roo- Sleeping Cars, Composite, Observa- Smoking Library Car. Dining Cars, Meals a la Carte. auction sale of goods of all kinds. MAY DAY tion, Buffet, and FESTIVAL. Less than three days to Chicago without change. The Stockyards now have automo- biles for hire by the day or hour. The May Day Festival of the kin-lergarte- Eastern Express. VeStibuled. Leaves San Francisco at .00 p. Sleeping to Chicago. Din- Liutted's Hawaiian pol in pound-can- s which was postponed from m. Daily. Through Pullman Palace and Cars by druggists grocers. May 1 because of the inclement weath- A ing Cars. Free Reclining Chair Cars. for' sale all and BIG CUT Cleaning Panama hats a specialty at er will be held at Thomas Square this Atlantic Express. VeStibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 9 a. m. 64 street 10 12 Daily. Sleepers. the Globe Clothing Co., Hotel morning between and o'clock. IN OVER THE HOUSE. Standard and Tourist Mrs. C. L. Dickerson. 1181 Alakea The band will play and it will be an PRICES ALL PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS street. New goods by the Ventura interesting sight to watch the several Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of everything. ' EVERY LINE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Call and 3ee. nationalities- - playing together. The p. r. r. ritchie. a. a. c. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RY. Waterhouse Trust Co. have a house lowest grades of the Public Schools rent Hotel) on Beretanla street near Piikoi for have been given permission to attend. 61 7 Market Steet, (Palace San Francisco at J20 per month. TCP. Company's Agent. - L. B. & CO., LTD. The S. R. Nevadan brought some very- KERR fine cows and chickens for the Club THE TAFT PARTY. stables. Can be seen by calling there WASHINGTON, April 24. Prepara- Alakea Street. at any time. tions are going on for Secretary Taft's Valuable sea-fishi- ng rights in Kane party to the Philippines, which will be . . . . will be sold at ohe and Kailua, Oahu, the most pretentious excursion of this J. Morgan s Lando public Saturday at auction i Belts Suspenders j Trunks Gloves sale-room- s. character ever undertaken. The party Our "Grape Dust" when used according will include two score persons alto- Spring Neck- - Hanck'fs - and Under- - to directions will kill aphis, blackfly. gether, mostly Senators and NEW Tennis Nets, Rackets, Wright & Ditson on plant wear Duck Valises mildew and other insects 1905 Balls, and other athletic goods. Summer wear' Sold at Pacific Hardware Co. In large or small quantities. The Celebrated Underwood Typewriters visible Stock Hats Pants Shirts , Etc. The head of Martha Washington may The new coats at B. F. Khlers & Co writing. be placed on one of the new postage 1054 Fort Street, I. O. O. F. Building and 152 Hotel Street. have made themselves popular with woman children. They are well stamps. Phe will be the first Other Second Hand Machines for sale or rent. mothers and in the United States to be so honored. made and fit comfortably. See the dis A full line of Typewriter Supplies ; Fine Papers all play in the windows and the cloak de grades. partment Inside. A Drink for the Connoisseur. . Die-bol- A GREAT SPECIAL Globe Wernicke Office Cabinets and Supplies ; d i - 0 VISITING ITALIAN- CRUISER. Safes. FRANCISCO, April 25. If the SVI SAN Awnings, Tents and Curtains- - 0 Italian cruiser Umbria. now on her way Conrnfencittg cn Monday morni- HERYE AND BOURBON 1885 to this port, fires any salutes while in ng1, May 1st, for a limited time. 0 well to & CO., inspection, which the distillers the harbor, it will be just as HAND-MAD- E PEARSON POTTER LTD. REAL LINEN 0 & have the Fire Department stand by for 931 Fort Street. W. A. GAINES GO. stops shooting. TORCHON LACES AND a little while after she INSERTIONS 0 Have carried in the original barrels for 17 years. he fired a s llute at San Jose de Guate- All of this rare whiskey has been bottled under their 31 anQ will be sold at less than import mala on the afternoon of March supervision at the distillery warehouse and is guaranteed a few hours later the government prices. The chance to buy real by the distillers. Price, $20.00 a case. American port such buildings at the Central Torchon laces at ridiculous Not obtainable in bulk. had been reduced to ashes. A burning prices occurs but once in a life guns T. Cahalan For sale by wad from one of the Umbria's time. Formerly with E. R. Bath, has taken charge of the had dropped unnoticed on the roof of All widths from to 6 W. C. PEACOCK & CO , Ltd. and when attention - PLUMBING DEPARTMENT Sole Distributors for the comandancia inches wide, including- the fine 0 was called to it the firebrand had al- Smvrna Laces. of HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. ready done its work. men behind the Umbria's guns 6 ITCTT, The 10 cts. values at cts. per yd. At 85 King Street. were ordered ashore. The Italian sail- 15 cts. values at 9 cts. per yd. ors made a gallant fight against the 20 cts. values at 12' cts. per yd. 15 per yd. flames and succeeded in confining the 25 cts. values at cts. 30 cts. values at 18 cts. per yd. blaze to the little group of government WHITNEY & MARSH, Ltd. buildings. We have Hist opened a line ot RIBBONS It is possible that the Umbria may NEW DRESDEN IN include Honolulu in her itinerary. Latest effects at 35 cts. per yard. FOREIGN LANDS or in your native when you are away from home, the Also a new lot ot land We are showing a fuli line of SEMI-WEEKL- Y "will r!l liTntcfal. LADIES' KNIT VESTS GAZETTE be found a most welcome "I am very sorry, doctor, you were ; a summary of all cts. each. visitor giving as it does condensed the not able to attend the church sup- at 10 local of per news the Islands and Honolulu. last night. It would have done The New Waist Extender is the you you New Alpacas ou ood to be there." Subscribe before siart on your travels and won't best device for holding shirt- - need to '"wonder what is happening at home" while you are "It hts already done me jrood, in shades and weaves. madam. I have just prescribed for waist, skirt and belt togetner. it away. the latest three of the participants." Rich- keeps waist down and the the Price 50 cents per month or S.oo per year postpaid to any two-tone- 38-inc- h fancy d Alpaca 50c mond Dispatch. skirt up. In black and nickel. part of the United States. Foreign postage extra. A Liters! latrrprrtallnn. Only 5 cts. each. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. 37-inc- h Blue, Black, Brown 60c "Why do we say: 'Give us this day PUBLISHERS. our daily bread?'" asked a Sunday N. GOODS CO. W King St. Honolulu, Hawaii We are sole agents for Warner's Rust school teacher after the lesson. i imiLIMITED 65 South "Because we it an- 88. l...... want fresh," CORNER FORT AND BERETANIA Phone iM 1 Proof and REDFERN CORSETS. Jtil swered a little girl. Little Chrpnicls. STREEiTS. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL JTOVEltTISJEE, HOKOLUOT, MAY 5. .

; - as , . HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE- - Canadian-Australia- n Halstead&Go., Ltd. koyal Mail Line Honolulu, May 4 1905. ..amr running in eoaaectioa wl th t&s Canadlaa-J'aaiA- a BtOwv C STOCK AND BOND Focolulu on or about the folio wins taa: NAME O? STOCK, Capital. Vai. an. Ait. jrCW AND AUSTRALIA. rom Vancouver. njl 1905 1905 Imv esTMttcCuo insvbamz As ons. U BKC.4 NTtLS MAY 6 MANUKA MAY.? ooo.oco iCO "TIOWERA 31 J. Brewer A Co... n. 3 AORANGI M . MANUKA JUNE 28 as. f 1 MIOWERA JUNE Sua iinR A NTfiT JULY 26 Itwi 5,000.000 20 3054 .JULY 29 MOANA JULY Jaw. Agricultural 1,200, j00 190 y5 ,0' LOANS NEGOTIATED. ICOWERA . m - m. A 100 87 i VTJI RENT. aaw. com. Jtsugar"o. i,ivi.Du .. tb ticket Issued to all poiat In anaaa. umieo " FOR dawaiian Sugar Co. .. 2.000,000 20 S2 .... & CO., tlonomu 50,000 100 - Members Honolulu Stock and Bond THEO. H. DAVIES LTD. $30.00 Houokaa...... 2.000,000 SO 21 Matlock Ave Baiicn 500,000 100 167J4 Exchange. GENERAL AGENTS. 3D 32 33 Cor. and Beretania Sts. SCahtxen 500,000 Alexander Kihel Plan. Co., Ltd. 3,500.000 60 . 12 45.00 Kipahtila 160,001; 100 i ... 25 (furnished) i I$L.OaObB - . . mm 500,000 100 .... 160 & Oriental 35.00 McBrvdeSug.Co., Ltd. 8,500,000 80 4 BUILDING-- 7 Mail S. S. Co., Occidental Wilder Ave Dahu Sugar Co S,600,000 100 132 Hcific Onomea 1,000.000, J6 ... 37 Young St 25.00 Ookaia 500,000 FOR RENT Furnished residence, S. S. Co. Oiaa Sugar Co.. Ltd. . . 5,000,000 20 5, ... Matlock Ave., possession May 10. One por Cor. Miller and Beretania Sts 25.00 Oiowalu 150.000 100 100 house on Young street. call at Honolulu aad leay. thu RECORD OF S. 000.000 60 .... swam. of tk bee companle. "Ill Paauh&a eugPlanCo. 221 919 Emma St 32.50 Pacific 500,000 100 ; . . 250 FOR SALE Residence, Prospect oeiow - fc 3T about tne aates muuwiou. FRANCISCO Pala 750,000 100 167 ii street.- The hill-sid- e is the place for rjtOM SAN FRANCISCO. FOR SAN Gandall Lane 22.50 Pepeekeo 750,000 100 lo.', OIL BURNER ; 15t5 health. Lot on Spencer street, also on MAY 10 SIBERIA Pioneer 2,750,000 lfiO 152 V lv 19 Chrlstley Lane 15.00 Waialua Agrl. Co, .... (,600,000 100 k:i!a 70 the hill. Irirrt to Mongolia ' 2S0 COPTIC x,v MAY 30 wailnkn.. .. 700,000 100 W. L. HOWARD, '.V.JUNE 3 CHINA American-Hawaiia- n Aloha Lane 15.00 Wailuku Sugar Co. SIBERIA .. The voyage of the 35,003 100 Financial Agent TtTXTP M VTAVrWTTRTA - JUISH. li Scrip . J .11 J 1 I ...... w . 25,00 252,000 MONGOLIA . JUNE 20 steamship Arizonan from Honolu- Alexander St Walxuaualo iou mm . JUNE 24 'DORIC " CHINA .... 4 14,-0- 00 JULY 8 KOREA . ...JULY lu to Philadelphia a distance of Waikiki Road 20.00 MiscaiXAjTBeui. i MANCHURIA ..JULY 14 IKDRIC ...... iiilijtxiv miles without making a stop for (office) 25.00 Wilder S.8. Co .. 600,000 100 150 GEO. P. THIELEN, juiil King St. inter-Islan- d P. S. Co. fuel any port "on the way is the 600,000 100 150 Fer further Information apply u at (office) 25.00 ;taw. itlectrlc Cc .... 600,000 100 100 STOCK and BOND BROKER, Fort St. H. S.T.4L, CO., M. & COMPANY, LTD., AUH,i most remarkable steamship achieve- Member Hon. H. HACKFELD is. school) 15.00 3. K T. AL. Ct. O... i.'ooo.bbo 10G Stock and Bond Exchange t ment on record. This vessel is a fuel Kalihi (near Kamehameha Mutni Tel. Co 160,000 9 20.00 O.K. A L. Co 4,000,080 75 Q2o Fort Street. oil burner. Her tanks were filled with Beretania near Piikoi HaloK.B.OO 1.000,00 Tel. Malo si, California crude petroleum at Honolu- BOBM. J Saw. Ter., 4 p. 0. (Fire lu and throughout the long voyage, Claims Money loaned on sugar securi- port p. . la Una will axrlra and leara this fifty-fiv- e days and Saw. Terrl. i c. ties. ine pajMiisw steamara of th which consumed Haw.UOT't.. (p,o.. 101 fcareander nine hours, she relied entirely upon Sawn. Coml.a Sugar j Co. 5 p.o. 101 Island orders given special at- SAN FRANCIBOu. FOR BAN FRANCISCO. this stock for the generation of steam Swa Plant., 0 p. e 100 FROM FOR SALE. Baiku p. c 102S ICS tention. MAY 17 to drive her 'engines' from start to 6 p 102 JkLAMEDA MAZ ? ALAMEDA Hawaiian Sugar 0. " SONOMA MAY 23 finish. The 14,000 miles were covered Residence Property College Street, H!io B. B, Co., 6 p. Hon. TERRA 7 B. T. & L. Co., LIZ ALAMEDA JUNE ALAMEDA JUNE without an accident or a hitch to her Matlock Ave., Puunui, Kaimuki and Bp. o . WANTED. 14 JUNE 18 Eahriku 8 p . o 100 dernajfti JUNE VENTURA -- Stocks and bonds. I have fa BONOMA furnaces, boilers or engines, and she Waikiki. . B. A L. Co., 6 p.o .. 104 sailing: of above steamers, the agents are Oahn Sugar Co. , 6 p. c. 101 for all kinds of securities. List connection wltk the the reached her destination with a large P- - In Coupon Through Tickets by any Olaa Sugar Co., 6 0' passengers, and valuable cargo in perfect condi- Cash orinstallments. Paia 6 p. c 102' your stocks and bonds with SS FranclscJ uTaU points in the United State., and from Pioneer Mill Co. 6 p.c. m. EroU from porta. tion and as clean as a well-ke- pt yacht. PalaluaAg. Co.,6.p.C. 101 101 and I will secure you the Mgfcfjgl ttMW Ycrk by any steamship line to all European The average consumption of fuel oil SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. prices. FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY TO FOR daily was less than 8000 gallons. The SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. GEO. P. THIELEN, W. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. total consumption throughout the voy- ARRIVED. , $2000 Paia 6s, 102.50; 119 Kihei, 11.50. age was, therefore, under 10.000 bar- Thursday, May 4. Broker.

evap- H. rels. As it is assumed that the A.-- S. S. Nevadan, Green, from UNITED STATES WEATHER BU- imerican-Hawaua- n Steamship Company. orative effect obtained from three to San Francisco, 3 p. m. three and one-ha- lf barrels of fuel oil Am. bk. St. Jrimes, Parker, from San REAU. via one CHAS. Direct Monthly Service Between New York and Honolulu is equivalent to that obtained from Francisco, 8 a. m. Alexander Young Building, Honolulu, BREWER A CO.'S Pacific Coast. ton of good steam-makin- g coal, it Am. bk. Olympic, Evans, from San would required the combustion of 10.30 Territory of Hawaii. NEW imm ma nw-r- xn T w T TP A UVPXm have Francisco, a. m. TORS LOTS i.ni fivm 2856 to 3333 tons of coal for the Thursday. May 4. YORK TO HONOLULU Aad each month thereafter. DEPARTED. FROM NEW Arizonan to have achieved the results Bark Nuuanu sailing VIA PACIFIC COAST Frelaht received at Compaay's wharf obtained through the consumption of Stmr. Mikahala. Gregory, for Kauai S THERMO, fc 1551 WIND froa ssa ta New York to Honolulu on or 13 Greenwich street. 10,000 oil. However, ports, 5 p. m. 155 S. S. Arizona, to sail about May barrels of the o about .March 1, IQ05. FREIGHT 5 FROM HONOLULU TO 8AN FRAN- weight oil in Niihatt, W. Thompson, for Ka- ta T3 la June of the crude her tanks Stmr. a. siE I ft, S. Hawaiian a CISCO. approximately much over one-ha- lf ports, 4 p. m. I h Win 2 take:: at lowest rates. 7 was not uai o 2.3 For freight rates apply S"reight received at aU tlmea at the May : ta S. S. Nevadan , the weight of its equivalent in U. S. S. Iroquois, Xiblack, for Laysan 3 5' 41st atreet. South 21 - apanya wharf, S. S. Nebraskan May coal and was more compactly stored. Ocean and Midway Islands, 11 a. m. I. CHAS. BREWER CO., therefore, occupied less space rela- Schr. C. L. Woodbury, Harris, for 27 KIlby St., BONO-LUL-U FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO It, Boat. J FRANCISCO TO j I ROM SAN HONOLULU. tively ton for ton than coal. The re- Laysan. 'Ocean and Midway Islands, in 1900 80.05 81 72 76 .00 62 4 nb C BREWER CO., LTD., DIRMCT. rep- 11 i May 15 sult of the voyage, consequently, tow of Iroquois. a. m. a. Californian.. 1901 30 00 68 74 -- C6 83 Honolula. May H s Ko- - U 6 8w .... S. S. Nebraskan. to sail s S. Nebraskan June 16 resented the saving of time which Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Searle, for . ii Tnnn 1 would have been lost through deten olau ports, 7 a. m. 1802 29.94 76 67 72 .CO 80 2 NK .... T) LTD., AGENTS. tions at coaling ports, a material gain O. S. S. Ventura, Hayward, for the H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, 1903 30.04 83 66 73 -- 00 64 2 HE i.... Agent. on cargo space and a big reduction in Colonies, 5:30 a. m. t . MORSE, General Freight 1904 30 09 79 70 74 .03 70 2 .... the number of firemen employed, all of DUE TODAY. which are important factors in the 1905 30.10 78 68 73 01 74 6 KB j It ROOMING HOUSE on Richards street, o economics of modern ocean freighting, U. S. A. T. Logan, Stinsen, from Manila via Nagasaki, due. Avge 30 07 79 68 74 (2 69 4 KM opposite the Executive Building on without considering the superior clean- grounds. nea Transfer Co. liness of the ship obtained from oil VESSELS IN PORT. ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, Pacific - as- Residence lots for on C CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. burning compared with the effects Section Director In Charge- - sale reasonable WILL coal-burnin- g ARMY AND NAVY. Me of furnaces. The experi- terms. ship your goods and save you money. ence of Arizonan must b as much U. S. R. C. Bear, Hamlet, from Kauai Lots We pack, haul and the ports, 30. at Puunui, Nuuanu valley, Kali- er March SC! of an eye-open- to naval officers as hi, Waikiki, Kapahulu. wood, coal and kindlings, U. S. S. Boston, Niles, San Francisco, Dealers in stove it is to those engaged in the merchant Apply to Main S April 20. W. W. CHAMBERLAIN, itorage in Brick Warehouse, 126 King Street. Phone service, for it demonstrates conclu- room 206 Judd bldg. to jaBnoaai m m out sively the big advantages that are MERCHANT VESSELS. uiMaV.ivf mobbbi bbb bbbbv at bbb mnwak b bbbbbhl vaar Vice-Preside- Sec-M- t; Morgan, President; J. Campbell, nt; J. L McLean, be gained by using fuel oil for steam Iquique, ?. F. C Maa- - Don, Br. bk., Chamberlain, A. F. Clark, TreaaaW. N. E. Gedge, Auditor; Frark Hustace, production on the longer as well as April 30. ? on the shorter ocean voyages. No ves- George Curtis, Am. bk., Calhoun, New The Waterboose Ctv coal-generat- sel afloat propelled by castle, April 27. steam can duplicate what the Arizon- Nevadan, Am. s.s., Green, San Fran an done fuel oil. Chronicle. COMMISSION, 63 QUEEN STREET has with Cisco, Mav 4. REAL ESTATE AND NEVADAN IN PORT Olympic. Am. bk.. Evans, San Fran INSURANCE AGENTS. DBaLBBS US cisco, May 4 The American-Hawaiia- n liner Nev- Restorer, Br. cable s.s., Combe, Mid- ml adan arrived yesterday afternoon from way L, April 24. Classified AdYcroscmcnts. For Rent by $1.51 Am. bk., Parker, San Fran- the Month A seaside Also White and Black Sand. Telephone Main 295. San Francisco with a cargo valued at St. James. residence comfortably furnished. $76,082. Among were cisco, May 4. the larger items William P. Frye, Am. sp., Sewall, Stable and pasture lot on School 541 WANTED. Branch of-- 450 bbls. flour, 3486 ctls. barley, 26. street lately occupied by H. May & Shanghai, April Co. Go. Hustace, Peck Co., Ltd. bales hay, 3967 lbs. bran, 3556 lbs. hay, TO RENT furnished cottage on Union Exoress 180 cs. bread. 2625 lbs. millstuff. 780 lbs. PASSENGERS. high ground. Adults only. Address For particulars, Phone Main 132, 932 6a Oueen SUeet. sugar, 1292 cs. canned goods. 1700 gals, Departed. No. 46, Advertiser office. 7091 Fort street. with the following steamship lines: wine, 237 gals, whiskey, 952 gals, vine- Per U. S. S. Iroquois, Mav 1. for Having baggage contracts gar. 50 bbls. beer. 5492 lbs. fresh A position Steamship Co. half Midway Asst. Supt. Morrison and P. CLERICAL on June 1st, Dcesaic Steamship Co, Pacific Mail meat. 5260 lbs. lard, 5i,000 lbs. rice, Cox. with prospect of advancement. Ad Sc Oriental Steamship Co. Toyo Kaisen Kaisha Steamship Co. Professional Cards Occidental 3084 lbs. beans, 800 lbs. tea. 1380 lbs. Per schr. Chas. Levi Woodbury, May dress communication to 711 Prospect V We check your baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble coffee. 461 lbs. butter. 4300 lbs. salt. 4, for Laysan Island Max Schlemmer street, Honolulu. Clarence J. Peter of checking on the wharf. 3927 lbs. ham and bacon, 1650 lbs. dried and family. son. ?$92 ARCHITECTS. fruit. 43.600 lbs. tin plate. 2765 lbs. lead. Arrived. W. movine 20 cs. cigarettes. 10,710 lbs. tobacco, MATLOCK CAMPBELL Offlaa " Per stmr. Maui, May 3. from Lahaina King andspSe Telephone WAIN 86. 3140 cs. tin cans. 1350 lbs. soda, 5 cows SITUATIONS WANTED. street; 12:30 to 2:30. T and Paauhau, Wm. Mawae, Chas. le, and 5 mules. Besides the articles men Rattray, J. COMPETENT stenographer, correspon tioned are enough ship Chas. Bush. METEOROLOGICAL HICORD. there smaller Per bark Olympic, May 4, from San dent and officeman; 12 years experi- ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W. the pacific Issued by the U. S. Weather Bureaa ments to make the steamer's cargo put Francisco Mrs. Wilson and infant. ence; desired position. E, this office. PHILIP L. WEAVER Taw oflW Office Every Sunday Morning. a department store out of the running 7094. Commercial Advertiser The Nevadan is late this trip on ac Merchant street. Casea In real prop-f WIND erty not accepted. red at the Post Office at Honolulu. 2 count of the accident near Tacoma THE MAILS. C- - H., as second class matter. MEAN a where she lost a propeller. She will US sugar Malls are due from the following FOR RENT. BABOM. u load here and at Kahului. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: a points as follows: A. CONVENIENT suite of office rooms, CONSULTING CHEMIST. S a SAILING VESSELS ARRIVE. 925 ERNEST E. Year PMM ic San May 7. Fort street, next to Republican HARTMANN. Sugar ax- - K .00 Two sailing vessels Francisco Per Sherman. headquarters. Inquire C. pert, mi Bostom Building, Months arrived yesterday Colonies May 23. of H. p O. 9 SO. 16 78 fS 00 58 2 10 Per Sonoma, 35 7092 Box 154. Advertising rates on application. J Dickey, King street. M 24 SO J-- U 66 U 78 N 13 morning from San Francisco. The first Victoria May 6. ' Per Miowera, T .'5 30 20 68 Oi 68 KB 8 8. I was the American bark St. James. Yokohama Per Siberia, May SBlhllsked every morning except Sunday W 30.15 78 67 T j 7J NK 11 r so ia 77 L 6 i j ; NK 6 seventeen days out, w a light cargo. furnished cottajre. Coilesre DENTISTS. by I VA ith Malls will depart follows: the 30 12 76 67 TV as Hills. Apply "Cottage," office. r ft ;o .01 62 She arrived off port at 6 a. m. The this DR. ALBERT B. OT.ARBT RWAHAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD., 30. 16 'S S. w.mAwa other vessel was the bark Olympic San Francisco Per Siberia. May 7092. to iJoaton Buliding. Halt Block No. 66 South King St, May 9. ill fM Note: Barometer readings are cor- which came up to her dock at 10:30. Yokohama Per Korea, A. W. PEARSON, Manager. May 6. . rected for temparaturj. lastramentaJ She made the run In the fast time of Colonies Per Miowera. A COTTAGE and suite with board at Victoria Per Aorangi. May 31. ) hi errors, and local gravity, and reduced fifteen days. Both will load sugar Mrs. Freeth's, Emma street. 7092 INSURANCE. to aea level. Average cloudiness stated here. Capt. Evans of the Olympic re- THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE is 10. TWO-STOR- !n aeale from 0 to Direction of wind ports Sighting the barkentine Newsboy MARRIED. Y house. 1479 Thi CO. NEW YORK. RA5LWAY6UAND CO. 24 8. of ct Is prevailing direction during hours bound from Gray's Harbor for this port PRTME HENDRICKS April 26, at the Avenue. Apply C. B. Reynolds, 1036 B. ROSE, Agent : : : Honolala. 8 p. Velocity of wind fit ending at m. is on April 27 in 33.31 N. and 128.27 W. residence of Mrs. L. J. Hotaling, Green street. 7092 tvarage velocity 1b mUea per hour. Good weather prevailed on the voyage. 1776 California street, San Fran- ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, cisco, Thomas Prime of MUSIC. TIME TABLE Charge. REPAIRS TO THOMAS. California. TWO OR four furnished rooms for Section Director, in Birmingham, England, to Mary Den-iso- n housekeeping; HUGO HERZER Teacher of Singing, October 6. 1904. MOON. Terri- central. Address TIDES. SUN AND The contract for renewing the inside Hendricks of Honolulu, Chamber's Drug Co. 7090 ltbi Beretania St., or Bergstrom t OUTWARD. of the boilers of the army transport tory of Hawaii. Music Co. 11 Thomas was on April COTTAGES; Chrlstley For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and awarded Fighting; laae, off Port St. 9: 15 m., 3:20 p. m. 13 Fire In Winter. Rent reasonable. Apply Way Stations a. 3 E s 8 11 27 to the Risdon Iron Works on its Wong Kwai. OCULIST AND AURIST. X-- m z so i To upon the peak of a For Pearl City. Ewa Mill and Way a 3 i. x bid of $53,000 and its guarantee to com- stand ladder at DR. WM. G. ROGERS m., perhaps the third or fourth story of a COMPLETE Rooma SI an Stations 7:30 a. m.. 9:15 a. p.m Ft a.m. a.m. p m. i iRiso plete the job within S3 days or forfeit set bound volumes Plant- m, xovng building. M 1 2 1 3 1.40 7.4S! Monthly. 22 Phone Main It. 11:05 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m., 20 8.40.5.29 6.25; 3.55 $400 a day for every twenty-fou- r hours building', directing the strenm of water ers' vols., 18S2 to 1904. p. m., p. m. at the blazing interior, while ther- Uniform binding: full sheep. 6:15 p. m., t9:30 tli:l5 I 2 2 50 1.5 2.12 8 11 9.14 5 286.25 4 SI that the work takes beyond the speci- the Price INWARD. fied time. There were three other bid- mometer is at about its lowest point, is $175.00. Address P M., care Gazette PHYSICIANS. W S 3 21 1 6 2.42 8 40 9 51 5.28 8.26 5 06 not a comfortable task. Perhaps an- Co-- ' ei Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wai- I 4 3.51 1.7 3.13 9.04 lo 30 5 27 6.2ij ders, as follows: I'nion Iron Works. DR T. MITAMUR A. Office, 68 Kukui &:25 a. m., 5:31 Sets. $59.9W. work to be finished in 90 days; other stream is playing over your head, Lane, 9 to 12 m.; 5 to 7 p. alua and Waianae r 5 4.25 1 7; 3.5 9 SOU 11! 5.27 6.27j 7 40 m. p. m. Dyer Bros.. $61,000. in 80 days: Dundon and you stand in an icy spray. Icicles OFFICES FOR RENT. from Mill and 8 6 5.02 1 8 4 21 9.59 '5.28 6.27 8 21 Bridge Company. $73,000. in 180 days. hang from every point of your nr1-ha- t. Arrive Honolulu Ewa 7 5 SO, A CHANCE FOR A GOOD S 43 1.8 5 04 10 0 00.5.25 6.27 9.24, ra-pro- HOME. and the is frozen THE STANGENWALD," only of Pearl City 7:46 a. m.. S:36 a. m., i an.. ' SHIPPING NOTES. rubber coat to 8 6 30 1 7 5 54 11 09 5.25 6.28 15 j your back; and the is fall- office building in elty. 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. m., jgj OK water that you want line p. 7:30 p. m. f The transport I.nean is .iue today ing about you freezes as fast as it. If a lot ready f 5:31 m., New moon May 4 at 4:19 a, m. falls. building at Kaimuki, do Dally. from Manila and Nagasaki with troops Every movement upon the ladder is not buy befora Tlmea of the tide are take a from the and coal. FURNISHED ROOM. you have consulted the undersigned Excepted, j en- t Sunday United Statea Coast and Geodetla Bur-- fraught with danger; for it is so who offers bargains your Only. The Vertura got away for the Colo- COOL mosqulto-proo- at own terras t Sunday ray tables. crusted with ice that it is almost im- f rooms, electric and without Interest. two-ho- ur nies at 5:30 yesterday morning. A great lights, The Haleiwa, Limited, a The tides at Kahulul and Hllo oeear possible to get a solid foothold, and a telephone, all modern con- 100x104) ry Sunday, Hono- seven ton crate consigned to the iron- veniences, Two fine lots (aggregating: train, leaves Honolulu evt bout one tour earlier than at misstep would hurl you to the ground. lowest rates and most cen- on $900. 8:22 a. m. Returning- In works took up considerable time in Gulick street. Kalihi at arrives Ho. lulu. 40 feet below. Charles T. Hill, in St. tral location in city at Helen's Court, Two Kaplo- - nolulu. 10:10 p. jn. The Limited stops standard time ta 10 hours unloading. rear of nice Kewalo lots, corner at Hawaiian Nicholas. Hart's Ice Cream Parlors. ani streets; cheap. only at Pearl City and Waianae. 10 minutes slower than Greenwich The S. p. Iroquois left for Laysan. 8958 and Waimanu I. A. comfortable small home (lot lOOx C. time, belnsr that of the meridian of 167 Ocean and Midway islands yesterday. The writer of an Na- G. P. DENISON. F. SMITH. article in the 100) in Nuuanu tract, provided Supt. G. P. & T. A. legrees thirty miautea. The time whis- ?he is towing the schooner C. L. Wood- tional Review traveled Vladi- with from Government water. $750. bargain. Also tle blows at 1:30 p. m., which la the bury. Bith vessels have --supplies for vostok to London in 2f davs, FOR SALE. 9 but with n the same tract the coolest and same as Greenwich, hours mlnatea. Midway and the Woodbury carries compulsory delays of 15 "days more, A LADIES' good &EAD THE ADVERTISER Sun moon ttama Rambler, condition, healthiest place about the city some and are far fat Capt. Schlemmer and his family to for $290, including hotel for $15. Apply WORLD S NEWS DAILY. laa whole group. lei Laysan. expense. Pnific Hardware Co. fine, cheap lots at your own terms. J. H. SCHNACTK.

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