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of such an officer in this direction too of Hawaii, shall be ratified. The ques- of deeds rather than of words. He would find ample justification. tion involves more than the mere ac- an active worker, possessing great VERY BEST MAN AND stad-e-nt "My success in persuading the auth- FIRM ABLE quisition qf new territory. It will be executive ability, besides being a. knowledge of literature SEMI -- WEEKLY. orities of the State of Wisconsin that our first step out into the ocean. Flo- with a this is the rational method of pro- rida, Louisiana, and the Mexican ces- that few public men can rfiral. Last ISSUED; TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. cedure leads me to hope that elsewhere sions were contiguous a part of our year he was frequently spokejn of as such intelligent action might be had own, and manifestly essential to the possibility, and as he Is turn of an Expert Two Frienis of W-- ) may again, brought W. N. ARMSTRONG, EDITOR. and that the era of doing things right Distiipstei proper enjoyment of what we already not yet 60 he be from the start instead of constantly had. They commanded the Gulf, the forward as a 'favorite sonr of, the great mismanaged affairs may Mississippi, and our ap- Northwest" SUBSCRIPTION RATES: on Forestry. mending hare Annexation. mouth of the arried. ani proach to the Pacific coast Opposition r rR ilOSTIt $ .50 was THE CAXdgl.. P.EE iloSTH. FoEEIGS "With best wishes of success to the to these acquisitions and there AFTER 75 un-- I Pee Yeab 5.00 budding forestry movement on your onnosition was unnatural and Whispered Time Eimluud lias a "Wlsti Prs Yeab, Kobeios 6.00 Islands." American. All this is plainly seen and For It. thoroughly appreciated now. Payable Invariably in Advance. PROF. FURNOW'S HIGH RANK ARE LEADING U. S: SENATORS WASHINGTON, December 3. Coa-- PROTECT TUB SEALS. "Had we then (Beneva Arbitration Period) annexed Canada, as Great sul General Gudger, at Panama, has C. G. BALLENTYNE, Bill .ow Before Congress Designed to V Britain would have done had the case made a report to the State Department Business Manner. Well'Equlpped on Thnt Effect. been reversed, England would not have on the condition of the Panama canal. to Give Advice a Joseph B. Foraker and Cushman respected us less. 8. felt more unkind, or He says is whispered that England is Proper Beginning by WASHINGTON, December The f re- it Comes K. Davis Have Reached the On the contrary, she would have power to obtain con BUSINESS CARDS. Senate Committee on Foreign Rela- spected us more. She would no doing all In her " Courtesy of United States. far Si tions today authorized a favorable re- Rank of Statemen. doubt have regretted the loss of her trol of the canaL France may not push LYLE A. DICKEY, port upon a bill prohibiting pelagic great dependency, but she would have the work forward, but some other na- sealing by the people of the United acknowledged, with more graclousness tion or some other company will surely Attorney at Law. P. O. Box Prof. E. R. Furnow, chief of the than she showed In paying tho award, iQ6. Honolulu. H.I. States. The bill is a joint production Among the Annexation advocates In do so if those In charge forfeit their " Forestry Bureau of the United States that the punishment was deserved, so of the State and the Treasury Depart- the United States Senate are some of was concerned, and benefi- rights. WILLIAM. C. PARKE, Department agriculture is soon to far as she of ments, and its passage is asked upon the foremost men of the time. Much cial In the highest degree to the coun- The canal, when completed, will ex- 9 at Law and Agent to come on invitation take Acknowledgments. No. IS to the Islands' the the ground that with such a law upon lias been published here of John T. try over which she would thus have tend from Colon on the Atlantic to Pa- Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu, H. I. of the Government and the Planters' books, the Administration Morgan of Alabama and one or two lost control. nama on the Pacific. 54 miles. All the statute time the population of Can- Association. This was mentioned in pre- told of "At that along the route are sheds full of new W. R. CASTLE. will be in better position than at others. Very little has been ada was confined almost entirely to the Advertiser a few days ago. It was governments such representatives statesmen as Quebec and costly machinery. It is estimated at Law and Notary Pub- sent to ask that other the provinces of and Ontario. lic. Attends all Courts of tho also noted that the final arrangement prohibit pelegic sealing. The bill re Joseph B. Foraker and Cushman K. All the vast territory extending west that the latter has cost $100,000,000, Republic. Honolulu, H. 1. was was the result of the conference of a ceived affirmative votes of all the Davis, for Instance. Both are held In from Hudson's Bay to the Pacific and that there has been expended on the Quebec was committee of the Planters' organiza- as typical publicist on practically uninhabited. the canal a total of $275,000,000. A W. F. ALLEN, Senators present, but Its provisions highest esteem already Inclined to union with us, and tion consisting of W. M. Giffard, J. F. were discussed at considerable length. the best and safest plane. It is In the conservative estimate is that the canal ba ploased to transact Any rd Will tohlsoaro. Hackfeld and Doctor Walter Maxwell The bill was reported to the Senate ability and Integrity, the patriotism is about one-thi- finished, but with Bishop'sentrusted Office over Bank. with the Cabinet. President Dole has later in the day. The first section of it and fidelity of Buch men as Senators tho new machinery on hand it is said taken a sharp personal Interest In the is as follows: "That no citizen of the Foraker that the backbone the remainder of the work can be com- WHITNEY & NICHOLS. andJDavls matter. Messrs. Hackfeld and Giffard United States and no person owing of the .great Republic pins It faith pleted for J150.000.000. Rooms on Fort Street. The report Is that a force adequate to Dental In Brewer's BIock, cor. Fort have devoted much time to the study duty or obedience to the laws and trea- through prosperity and adversity. and Hotel Sts; entrance. Hotel St. of forestry conditions and needs ties of the United States, nor any per- Joseph Benson Foraker.of Cincinnati, finish the project in from seven to 10 m years be During throughout the group. son belonging to or on board a vessel was born July 5, 1846, on a fa-- near will put to work. the -- r H. S.jGRIHBAUM & CO., Ltd. It is due to Doctor Walter Maxwell of the United States shall kill, capture Rainsboro, Highland County, Ohio; en- next 60 days a committee is to Investi- gate progress to say that he Is the father of this or hunt at any time or in any manner listed July 14, 1862, as a private in tho of affairs, and an. ef- Importers and Commission movement that promises to be so far whatever any fur seal in the waters of Company A. Eightynlnth Regiment fort will be made to get more money to Merchants. continue operations. prac- reaching and beneficial and that places the Pacific ocean north of the 35th de- Ohio Volunteer Infantry, with which The canal is 5 San Frai. Cisco ...akd....Hokolclu. tically completed Colon 215 Front St. Queen SU Hawaii in equal rank with much older gree of north latitude, and including organization he served until the close from to Bajeo, 14 miles, but is expensive communities. Doctor Maxwell, as Benring sea and the sea of Okhotsk." of the war, at which time he held the this the least D. HOFFSCHLAEGER di CO., great difficulty chemist for the Planters and director The bill also prohibits any citizen of rank of first lieutenant and brevet cap- part The is in passing and Commission the ridge. Importers King and Bethel Streets, of the experiment station, has by spe the United States from equipping, us- tain; he was graduated, from Cornell Calebria The width of tho Honolulu, H. I. cial request and in connection with his ing or employing or furnishing sup- University, Ithaca, N. Y., July 1, 1869; canal will be 160 feet at the top and 72 regular work, given not a little atten- plies to any vessel engaged in killing was admitted to the bar and entered feet at the bottom, except through the H. HACKFELD St CO.. tion to forestry here. He maintained or hunting fur seals, and declares that upon the practice of the law at Cin- ridge, where it will be 78 feet wide at cinnati, Ohio, October 14, 1869; was Commission Agents. from the first, however, that the entire no United States vessel shall be em- the top and 29 feet at the bottom. General Street, Honolulu, H. I. matter should be Initiated by expert elected judge of the superior court of U. S. SENATOR J B. FORAKER. might be ployed in this work. The penalty for Cincinnati in April, 1879; resigned on (Photo by Baker, Columbus, O). consultation. His friends MU&T l'AY F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., satisfied with his efforts in the prem- violating the proposed law Is impris- account of ill health May 1, 1882; was EXTRA DUTY. Commission ises, but he himself believed In having onment for not less than six months or the Republican candidate for governor the population of Ontario was little, If Discrimination AKnlunt UuLilum'M Su- Importers and ofDhlo In 1883, was defeated; was gars. Honolulu, Hawaiian In- so important a subject consigned to one a fine of not less than $200 or more but at all, different from that of New York lands. whose life work was a warrant that he elected to that office in 1885, and re- and Pennsylvania. Annexation would WASHINGTON, December 2. The cor- than ?2,000, or both, and the forfeiture elected In 1887; was again nominated would be thorough and absolutely have been followed by such an Influx Secretary of the Treasury today decid JOHN T. WATERHOUSE, request Presi- of vessels so engaged. for governor and defeated in 1889; was long ere there rect It was at the of of Americans that this ed that the Netherlands and Dealer In General dent Dole that Doctor Maxwell made a The fourth section of the bill Is as elected United States Senator January would have been in Manitoba and Government Queen Hono- pays Merchandise. St.. memorandum report and recommenda- follows: "If any vessel of the United 15, 1896, to succeed Calvin S. Brice, and British Columbia a population of the a bounty on all raw and refined -- lulu. 4, 1897. term v- tions on forestry. States shall be found within the wa Ufrk his seat March His same character, with the same civil sugars exported from that country and of will expire March 3, 1903. our I". C.M.Cooke. Professor Furnow is a Prussian applies on institutions, patriotic regard for hence, under the new tariff act, all su CLewers. J. Iwrey. 60 United" ters to which this act having Cushman Kellogg Davis, of St. Paul, greatness who has been with the States flag, and pride in the of our gars from the Netherlands LEWERS & COOKE, Government as an expert for many board fur seal skins or bodies of seals was born In Henderson, Jefferson common country and the grandeur of entering the 8nccetdors to Lowers fc Dickson. years. Doctor Maxwell, when ex- or apparatus or Implements suitable County, N. Y., June 16, 1838; received its destiny, that you find today in the United States are subject to a discrim and Dealers In Lumber a common-scho- ol and collegiate edu- - inating duty Importers Materials. Fort St. pert chemist for the department of for killing or taking seals, it shall be Dakotas and the State of Washington. equal to the export bounty Agriculture of the United States was presumed that such vessel were killing But that opportunity is gone, and gone paid. intimately associated with Professor forever; for although there may yet The exact rate of this countervailing WILDER A CO., Furnow for four years and is positive seals." come some union, British in- kind of duty has not yet vumber. Paints. Oils. Nalld, Salt. he is the man needed in Hawaii. Pro- The United States Courts in Alaska, terests, British Institutions, British been definitely ascer - and Building Materials, all kinds. fessor Furnow has been permitted by California, Oregon and Washington, Ideas, and British prejudices, If you tained, but it is said that it will approx the Government to do some work for are given jurisdiction over cases aris- please, have so taken possession of imate 4S cents per 100 pounds on raw WESTERN It HAWAIIAN In instance he was so easily THE various States. each ing under the act is especially pro- the Dominion that what sugar and a slight advance on those fig- highly It 30 years ago Is practical- Company, L'd. Money has been successful. His work possible now ures on refined. . Investment long or short periods here will be by courtesy of the Ameri- vided that the act Is not to interfere ly unattainable. It Is known that the on approved security. Secretary has also come to conclu- W. W. HALL, Manager. can Government. It was only after with the privileges of coast Indians, "The young man In politics would the considerable urging from his old friend nor with the taking of seals on the never have made this" mistake. Ho sion that the Belgian Government pays WORKS CO., here that Professor Furnow agreed to Pribylov islands. Officers of the navy should not allow it to be repeated, in an export bounty on sugar, and a de- HONOLULU IRON secure a leave of absence, journey to greater or less degree, in case of and the revenue cutter service are em- the cree to this effect may be expected in a Machinery of every description the Islands, make an expert and ela- Hawaii, or in any other case. He order. borate survey or examination and then powered to search suspected vessels. should, and he will, bear this experi- short time. The additional duties will submit a report that will practically The importation of seal skins by any ence in mind, as he studies the strate- apply from September 22d last & BRO., H. E. McLNTYRE be a guide. This plan is the one pro- person taken contrary to this law is gic and commanding position of the The amount of raw sugar Imported to Am- Grocery and Feed Store. Comer posed by Doctor Maxwell for the prohibited and all such skins so im- Hawaiian Islands with respect from, the Netherlands during the last Fort 8ta.. Honolulu. reason forestry re- erican western ocean; that he believes the ported are to interests in the year was over 88,000,000 pounds, form or movement should be a nation- be seized and destroyed. and he can be depended upon to meet of HAWAIIAN WINE CO.,! al one. He says it is the duty of in- Representative HItt of Illinois, chair- the just expectations of the American which 25,500,000 were not above No. 16 "rank Brown, Manager. 28Uand dividuals and corporations to assist, man of the Committee on Foreign Af- people in regard to this question." Dutch standard, and 62,700,000 above 30 Merchant St., Honolulu, H.l. but that the Government should have fairs of the House, introduced a similar Mr. Foraker writes emphatically of that number. The sugar Imports from well In com- to restore the matter hand, with its bill in the House. U. S. CUSHMAN K. the failure the American Belgium during the last year aggre- plete and undisputed authority and SENATOR DAVIS. merchant and to take hold of CHAS. BREWER S C0.'S service 123.000,000 with a capable expert to furnish advice This measure supplements the diplo (Photo by Bell, Washington). the Nicaragua canal. gated over pounds, of which and counsel. matic negotiations which have been go Here is, in its way, a really charm- nearly 121,000,000 was below No. 16. Line. In response to one of Doctor Max- ing on for some time between the Unit- cation, graduating from the University ing sketch of the gentleman who is NewaYork well's letters, Profesor Furnow made ed States, Great Britain, Russia and of Michigan in June, 1857; is a lawyer just at this time devoting so much of A BRITON TALKS TO CANADIANS. the following, among other state- Japan. Throughout the negotiations by profession; was first lieutenant In his best thought and best effort to ments: the Twenty-eight-h Wisconsin " Infan- the cause of Annexation: Edward Blake of the Eugllsu Commons The Bark AMY TURNER will sail with the representatives of Great Bri- greatest I try, 1862-186- 4; "As chairman of Senate commit- Speaks a Itanqaet. from New York to Honolulu, "It Is with interest that was a member of the the at have read your communication received tain an effort was being made to have Minnesota legislature in 186 was tee on foreign affairs, Cushman K. 8. MONTH 1898. (; TORONTO, (Ont), December IN THE OP JANUARY. and I congratulate you on having been British citizens stop pelagic sealing, United States district attorney for Min- Davis occupies what is just now one Ad- Lord Aberdeen, Governor General of If sufficient lnduceme'nt offers. Instrumental in bringing the necessity nesota, 1868-187- 3; was governor of the most important posts In the while at the same time the United of Canada, was banqueted tonight vances made on shipments on liberal your 1S74-7- 5; United States. at tho of rational treatment of forest States permitted Its own citizens to Minnesota, was elected to the Government of the terms. For further particulars, address cover to the attention of your Govern- United States Senate as Republican, When John Sherman gave up the National Club. The speech of the ev- & CO., 27 carry on practice. a Messrs. CHAS. BREWER ment this When the Am- to succeed S. J. R, McMillan, Republic- headship of this important committee ening was delivered by Edward Blake, Kilby Street, Boston, or" way erican Commissioners urged pela- "Anything I can do in the of that an, and took his seat March 4, 1887; to become Pres. McKinley's secretary a member of the British House of Com- & furnishing argument and advice to gic sealing contrary 1893. of state, Mr. Davis succeeded him, C. BREWER CO., Ltd., was to the dictates was elected In His term of ser and mons. Mr. Blake replied to the toast Agents. strengthen your hand and that' of your of humanity, they vice will expire March 3, 1899. the Minnesota Senator had not long Honolulu were invariably met of "Canada and the Empire." He Government towards establishing a with the answer Mr. Foraker's latest contribution to been a prominent figure in national conviction that the interests of agri- that this inhumanity year politics. He had had a six years' term spoke of the advantages of cultivating was the literature of the is character Heksy St. Goak. Edward Follxtz. culture require timely attention to the sanctioned by the laws of the Unit- istic of the man especially in view of at Washington, and had once been imperial trade. Concerning Canada's Bond Exchange cover be cheer- ed States. The Department de- public JttembersJStock and treatment of forest will State his situation as a member of the Sen Governor of Minnesota; but his relations with the United States, he ur- fully given. sires to overcome this objection. ate Committee on Foreign Relations. service had been useful rather than "You will see not merely a distinguished. He was one of men ged that the true interests of both EDWARD POLLITZ & COMPANY that The law as it stands permits citizens He writes of the young man in politics the forester, a man skilled in the technique and of annexation and pens his opin- - apparently a modest minority who countries would be best served by of the United States to out- of forest growing, but a man of judg- take seals ios with the finest and cleanest vigor. entered the Union army during the largely extended trade relations. COMMISSION BROKERS AND ment should be entrusted with such side of the three-mil- e limit surround- civil war, and left without title INVEST- "Those who are already at the front, it the "We must be either friends or foes," DEALERS IN a mission. Perhaps might be well ing the Pribylov to stay of brigadier general; and his later MENT SECURITIES. it islands. This was and anxious there, are likely he said, "and It is in the interests of and expedite the survey to associate never intended, to encourage bright and promising career had continued to move along pur- but has come about Empire Panloular attention given to with the examiner a resident geologist helpers, and to shower upon them evi- lines that gave little opportunity for Canada and the that we should Sugar through a Supreme Court decision re- chase and sale of Hawaiian and perhaps the Surveyor-Genera- l, dences of favor, until they cease to be catching the public eye an organ that be friends." StosSc ; specting the Paris when the three would not only more awards. mere helpers, and, manifesting inde- focuses Itself upon the picturesque and On the question of defense, admitting Bullion and Exchange. Loans Nego- rapidly get over dis- upon the ground, but a pendence of thought and ability to lead, striking rather than the plain the horrible supposition jpf war be- tiated. Eastern and Foreign cussion between them might lead to a RISING PRICES IX commence level of duty well done until a certain JAPAN. to have a following of their tween England and the United States, Stocks and Bondi. more mature judgment as to what re- own, by the help of which they begin day about three years ago. During the 403 California St, : San Francisco, Cat commendations should be made. Interesting Flemres From the Mikado's to ascend the ladder of prominence great railroad strike of 1894, some lab- he pointed out that it would be for "After such an examination and re- Realm. and distinction on their own account or leaders in Minnesota sent their England mainly a naval war, while port Is made, which may be accom- WASHINGTON, December 3. Vice- - As a rule the old men then suddenly Senator a protest against the Govern Canada would have to stand the brunt plished with an expenditure of less prevent Consul Sharp, at Hiago, has sent to find that It Is very narrow at the top, ment's intervention to the de and, looking re- J3.000, will be time to formulate the property by Mr. of the attack, at the than it State Department some where they are standing, and that struction of rioters. further measures of a permanent char- clippings from young Davis telegraphed back a prompt and sources of the United States, he feared papers there in comfort; and the man acter. It may then be found desirable In Japan relating to prices and then quickly finds that his ascension emphatic warning that the strikers' Canadian valor would not prevent a IBISES. to employ a permanent officer, whose labor In that country . The Kokumln is no longer promoted, but retarded. actions were drawing very close to hostile military occupation. 5- jU TAM!SJ -.- business it is to look after the forestry Shimbun says the rise in the price of The political atmosphere grows chilly. treason. There was a ring In the mes intrests, executing any laws and assist- sage penned moemnt when many commodities becomes greater and Instead of kind words from his party at a After hearing some friends contiau-all- y ing by advice any efforts of rational leaders he begins to hear criticisms. public men were temporizing with a praising Chamberlain's greater every day. Compared with 10 Colic, management While I believe that at He is too ambitious, and he is too difficult and dangerous question Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Curtis present the material value of years ago, prices have risen 45 Hawaiian per cent this' and 'that and 'the other thing.' which made it sound over the whole Fleck, of Anaheim, California, par-chas- ed forests is of slight moment, I am In- while wages have increased 39.2 per His wings must be clipped. He must country when the newspapers publish- a bottle of it for his own us clined to think that the Islands would cent be taught a lesson. ed It the next morning. and is now as enthusiastic over Its be able to grow on the soils unfit for "At the next session of Congress It "Mr. Davis is not often heard la the wonderful work as anyone cas be. agriculture all the wood supplies for must be determined by the Senate Senate, partly because his voice Is sale by all druggists aad dealars, Sea-Fr their increasing needs, Instead of im- The Helene will not sail for Maui whether or not the treaty alrady sub- - not strong. He is more forceful as a son, Smith St Co., agents lor Hawaii. AT THE GAZETTE OFFICE. porting the same. Hence the existence ports until tomorrow at 5 p. m. mitted, providing for the annexation writer than as a speaker, and is a man Islands. ffipnsff rfssfipj" "' ifTr",rffH- -' "''

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service. The fastest day on the last teachers and began to develop a theory trip of the China to this port was 427 r of education, which has now received BANK Of HAWAII tff FAMQUSTEAQHERS the name of Theory of Concentration. knots. Colonel Parker is the author of "Talks on Teachings," "Practical At H. I. M.'s Legation Study Geography," J. Teacher," "How to tfie Japanese Minis- in Geography," Tract on Mr. Shimamura, "Outlines Charter Has Been Accepteil By Friday, 0L was . Parte anfl fife "Spelling." and "Talks on Pedagogics." ter was affable as usual I He has visited every State in the Uni- when an Advertiser representative call- on, and lectured before Institutes and ed at the Legation on Nuuanu avenue most of them. A few Ir Sillier Conventions in and Kaukini road. The diplomat had of his lectures may be here mentioned: i "The Child and Nature," "The Child received a very bulky package of dis- and Man," "Artist or Artisan, patches from Tokio. Much of the cor- School," Which?" "Home and "The THE DETAILS ARE COMPLETE respondence related to the "affair" AT THE HEAD OF THE LIST Dem- ALL Ideal School," "Educational and pending between this Government and editor of a ocracy." He is also the ad- unique publication called the "Cook Japan. Mr. Shimamura said his County Normal School Envelope," vices were lengthy and that it would PrinolpaJ of"Chicago Normal School. which shows the development of Con Officers of the New Financial be a matter of two weeks before he county .A Writer anti Trainer of Wide centration in tne Uook nor House-W- ill be a Strong Co- would have ready a communication for mal School, month by month. Wepute Mrs. Parker. ncernTo Open On 27th Inst. the Foreign Office here. STOKM ON MAUI. Hono- - tag Che 1S8S terra of the Summer Thunder Not Confined to President P. C. Jones. LIFE ON KAUAI - Cam here. Dm Hackers ol the Isl- lulu Alone. Vice President J. B. Atherton. kM tke flse privilege of in- MAUI, December 18. The holiday Cashier E. A. Jones. on Maui been ushered in to? M. Fraaels W. Parker season has Secretary C. H. Cooke. with thunder, lightning, stormy winds, Vhaae9i s S4MMt Parker. "W. D. as Mi and heavy rains in localities. Elec- Directors F. Macfarlane, E. Road Accident to a Busi- has been made by trical disturbances have been promi Tenney, H. Waterhouse, T. May and C. llMULfll CWWl Towasead. There is nent for several days. There has also Bosse. ness Man of Honolulu. THE BATTLESHIP ALABAMA. . sdefeap. Colonel and been quite a display of "beautiful A formidable addition to the navy 'will soon be made when the twin screw steel battleship Ixcweeaa score and snow" on the summit of Haleakala. com- Alabama is completed. She is 372 feet long by 79 feet beam, and will MwJPwtei iffred 11th, The foregoing list shows the draw 23 feet of water. Her displacement mil be 11.500 tons. Her three sister ships de-st- re During Saturday evening, the hsM m. hwmtrtfH k offers. Their Social Club gave plete organization of the new Bank of the Keaisage, Kentucky and Illinois are also well under way at Newport News. the Kahului their Japanese Engage In a Stabbing Affr- a Mt tfc oosatry, coupled with second assembly in the Knights of Hawaii. The four officers first named fh tMtaMMe of Mr. Townsend won Pythias' hall. It was a are also members of the di- ay-Trip of the S. S. Hall. fcr Ottt tocterc of tfee Repub-- "Poverty Party." The judges declared rectorate. The charter was accepted Rough Channel Weather. ka? that the "worst dressed" lady was Mrs. Spreckelsville, and Mr. E. from the Minister of Interior at a meet Parfcer bees bi education Rice of that ha B. Carley for the gentleman was dress- ing held in the new bank's offices yes Can't be done! "3 except-- a vT yoonR au, ed in the mo3t poverty-stricke- n man- terday afternoon. It is expected that (Special Correspondence). n tmg far ta toa be was la the Civil ner. Dancing followed. the Bank of Hawaii will be ready for On Monday, Mr. von Hamm of Hono Try to make HE During Monday night, the 13th, the business in the Sate Deposit Building bent here, was some baking powder yourself. Buy Bennington caused much excitement lulu, who is on business la KI2. Claari Parker entered King on on 27th ground severely the cream in Lahaina by using her search-lig- ht Fort street ths inst thrown to the and of tartar and soda, mix them in the right is Odventtv at Berlin, where The Pioneer Mill of Lahaina started P. C. Jones is president of Brewer & bruised, while driving from Koloa to proportions. eat too aad oae-aal- f years in the grinding on the 14th. Company, and has been at the head of Lihue. He had a span of horses and, - f Fftycfcategy, Philosophy, His- Senator H. P. Baldwin of Haiku the Hawaiian Safe Deposit and Invest- the animals becoming frightened, ran Then imagine that you are gave to Senator and Mrs. the manufacturer, and tad lyjagociea, Usder a private a dinner ment Company since its organization. was unable to Albert Hocking on the 14th. away. Mr. von Hamm have to make a profit, and besides, sell it to the grocer a toak a ro years' course in 20 30 bicycles He has been in business in the Islands manage them and the carriage, strik- Hegfliaw aMtaaopay. During There are between and hit Lahaina. All the policemen have for 40 years. J. B. Atherton is presi was capsized, throwing at such a price he can he traveled over the contin- - in ing a hillock, that make a profit too. them. "Cheaper than horses," they dent of Castle & Cooke, is prominent in Mr. von Hamm to the ground. aad studying the say. Ask your grocer to sell you his best cream of tar- history varl-a- a the Ewa plantation cofijoration and shocking tragedy took place at art. peefvapar and of the The weather is gray and threaten- A m natlnm rimtuA. He returned to has long been associated in business Anaholo on Thursday morning and tar, see what it costs, and see if you can make pure 1S7E. ing. Aateriea ia here from his youth. E. A. Jones has once more Japanese were concerned. good baking powder for Br was elnctad Superintendent of long been associated in business close 25 or 30 cents a pound. Cdacair of Qaiacr. Massachusetts, and Nakamoto stabbed his mistress in 12 ly with his father, P. C. Jones. step- Us wart April Jftth. 1S75. Col- - FLIRNOW TO COM Clarence different places. His rival then It can't be done. Cooke son C. M. Cooke net Parker exceedingly fortunate H. is the of and ped in and stabbed Nakamoto through Schillings Best at your grocer's is the best of ia tax aatfam in Qaincy. tbe town since he returned here from college has the left lung just above the heart as otacc a sneprintendent ce Z2 Mmw hd been with the Safe Deposit company. well as in other places. To complete the right-pri- baking powders. C icamU. aat ba one of the best and He is a young man of fine promise. of school boards that was the job he tried to cut his own throat U. S. Forestry Chief Will Fred W. Macfarlane was born in Ha- SWt SXt&m-- John Qulncy Adams, but failed, people arriving on the spot Fraacis Adams, and James H. waii and has been in the commercial before he could make much progress. Snap were tk principal members. Visit the Islands. world here since he was but a lad. He Jealously is said to be the cause of They tbe school aad teachers en- - sat is connected with the Hawaiian hotel, the whole affair. The woman will re- Holiday Cotonel Parker's direction Macfarlane & Company, and the Union him in a very hearty cover, but it is feared that Nakamoto EXHIBITION! way. Invitation Sent by the S. S. China. Feed Company. E. D. Tenney is an of- Vill die. The rival was found late Fri ; apoa Quincy, ficer of Castle & Cooke and Ewa plan- ate work in Will Make an Inspection and day afternoon, he having made his es- Parker aad notion of mak-- tation, and one of the live young busi- Season so cape in the excitement. A Sale Exhibition of OIL and WATER COLOR B aay particaiar changes or of op-ps- a; Submit Suggestions. ness men of the country. Henry Wa- i amy way general Nakamoto had been employed as a PAINTINGS, by D. HOWARD HITCHCOCK, will open on ta the work terhouse is the head of the "Waterhouse om 4oa 'it the New England States. private detective on the Police force. well-know- Investment Company large Be ataaiy tried to apply n and has Following is the report of the "W. G. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8TH 1897. riadatea aad to train his teachers. A letter went forward by the Hawai plantation, land and other business in Hall which arrived from Kauai ports It well known; during At the Art Rooms of the Tbe ii is the ian S. S. China yesterday which is an terests in Hawaii. He was brought on Saturday morning: 10,000 bags of f tare years of 1S7-9-S- 0, over a visitors inspected the schools of Invitation and an inducement for sugar left on Kauai. Steamer Ke Au CTiarirn Francis Adams wrote visit to the Islands by R. E. Furnow, Hou at Hanalei with 400 bags of paddy ta regard to the work Chief of the Division of Forestry of the as well as all the Kallkiwai freight Pacific Co., Lp. as-tb- at Hardware Oakiacl Parker has always United States Department of Agricul- I left aboard. Steamer James Makee introducing nothing be 'was ture. Messrs. W. M. Giffard and Doc- also at Hanalei with about 240 bags of , mm a principles or methods; he Fifty Art Gems of Island Scenery at prices within the reach of all. Hack-fel- d, Mi- - raa ataaaty aajdyinr, carrying out, the tor Maxwell, who with J. F. Kilauea sugar on board. Steamer These works represent the latest and best efforts of Hawaii's favorite nwniwiflirlaa of the great educators constitute the planters' special kahala has about 2,400 bags of Koloa artist. m tbe past Caatentas. Pestatozi and commission on forestry, had been in fk plantation sugar. At 4:45 p. m. Satur A new invoice of PICTURE MOULDING just to hand. TtoebeL Ia 1880 he was made one of correspondence with Mr. Furnow. day, the Mikahala was loading sugar Supervisors tbe of Schools of Boston, conference of the Forestry reports rough weath aad was placed in charge of the prim- A final at Ahukini. She ary schools of the North End of South Committee and the Cabinet yesterday, er, 400 bags of sugar on board and tak- Boator. His work in the "Athens of rsulted in the decision relating to Mr. ing only 20 bags in each boat. Liable !' -- I- aset with fierce and prolong- - Furnow. This well known official of to stop work at any moment. A heavy by tbe teachers especially United States Government will, it N. E. swell was running along the ml the iiiiR tbe principals of jtbe schools; but aamililmiadtwg; this opposition, he is expected, be able to visit Hawaii on coast of Kauai. Rough weather at Ki mi nae for a second term. The his vacation next year. He will make lauea, Kalihiwai, Hanamaulu and Na-- n )Mftioa f Saaerrisor was not, to say an expert examination of the forests wiliwili. Crossing the channel had E. lb banc what be wanted. He wanted Mil 1MB! throughout the Islands and of the ter N. E. winds. Hanamaulu mill will Ill ta doeer contact with the lllll ritory once covered by trees, and now start grinding soon after Christmas. that he might verify the sus-- af better things which he either bare or given over to the tan- iyiiw WATER Davey photo of the By Mrs. Kelley tbjjat were ia store for the children. gles of lantana or underbrush. P. C. JONES. Frank made the and Miss Parke. He was offered ths superintendence At the conclusion of this inspection Bishop Memorial Chapel from which T xeaanli; Philadelphia the Advertiser's illustration is copied. of but declined Mr. Furnow will make such recommen yet accept He was then offered here by his father when an infant. Hand-Paint- M ft. the dations as his knowledge of the sub ed jib-M- T. May is at the head of the old gro- an of Principal of the Cook Coun- China. - ty Nraal School at a salary of ject itself and of the local facts devol- cery house of T. May & Comany, and is Ayer9s By Miss Nolte and Miss Towne. Xi&m a year. The Cook County oped may suggest. Mr. Furnow has wealthy C. Bosse is con- a kamaalna. The Very Newest Fads in LAMPS and SHADES to arrive by the Australia. Xacaal School had had a struggling made such studies that he will be en- nected with the big importing and ship miles ee far 15 years; it was born In abled at once to give advice that will 1 travail of a bitter fight, and lived ping house of Hackfeld & Company. the prove of the first value in the matter saty T tbe persistent energy of and This bank will be the only corpora SarsapnUa. it laaearittfete love of its Principal, Dr. of preserving and increasing forest and tion in that line of business here. It is Holiday 72 T. S. TTeatworth. Colonel Parker's conserving the water supply to be ob- Le Goods chartered under a special act of the e --AT THE- - riea&. especially Charles Francis tained from wooded regions. The Gov- very opposed very strongly his gislature. This law differs much Aaaas. ernment Association your blood Ayef 3 of this position: but he looked and the Planters' from the ordinary corporation enact Cleanse with apes CMe&go as the "storm center" of will share in the expense attendant up- ment Its requirements are numerous Sarsaparilla the most thoroughly Pacific Hardware Company. dvtazatfea: he coeld be brought close on the visit of Mr. Furnow. and comprehensive. It was necessary reliable alterative ever compounded. scrofula, boils, ulcers, sores, car- ta saMrea in the Practice School; and to complete the organization of the For be eoaM eater upon that which he be- - buncles, pimples, blotches, and all Office company before the charter was solic- Heve4 to be the greatest need of the Post Boxes. disorders originating in vitiated ited from the Government Then there WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. csaatry, the education and training In the office of the Superintendent of blood, this medicine is a specific was careful search to satisfy all of teachers. Public "Works are two sample post that Ayer's Sarsaparilla is equally bene- Jast before entering on his new work every requirement of details A practical, low-price- d, Office boxes of latest design, sent down the of the ficial as a remedy for catarrh, rheu- portable, In Oateago. he married 3Irs. M. Frances law had been followed. There are a key board TYPEWRITER. Sta&ri. a former pupil and assistant Of from the Coast on the last steamer by matism, and rheumatic gout As a 7ewts Msnroe. and the first assistant Hawaiian Consul "Wilder. It will be number yet to be observed. These in Tonic, it assists the process of in the Bastes School of Oratory. Mrs. remembered that a short time ago bids clude the counting of the money by the digestion, stimulates the sluggish Parker Is one of the leading exponents were advertised and the matter of Minister of the Interior. Captain King liver, strengthens the nerves, and ef the Ddsarte System of Expression. will find quite a little job for himself hus-"im- picking out boxes was put in the hands builds up the body when debilitated She Js Ja deep sympathy with her some morning aad has contributed not a little of Mr. "Wilder who now asks the Gov in the near future. The by excessive fatigue or wasting the Doctrine of Concentration that ernment for choice between the two capital stock of the Bank of Hawaii, illness. Physicians everywhere con- i. sew working oat in the methods of samples, as well as further instruc- Limited, is $400,000 of which 300,000 is sider Ayer's Sarsaparilla the best. It County SchooL skilfully-prepare- the Cook Normal tions in the premises. to be paid in at once. is a d combination Cetaael Parker began his duties in P. C. Jones is father of the plan for of the most powerful alteratives and Geak County Normal School Janu- tbe city tonics. Xo other blood-purifi- gives ary 1st, ISSi The opposition begun Pali Road. another bank for the and has been contln-e- giving the project much attention a equal satisfaction or is so universally with Ms predecessor, has been d On Saturday morning one of the em for years of number of months. was necessary in demand. tbroaghoBt the thirteen ployes of "Wilson & "Whltehouse, made It his prindpalshlp of the Cook County for him to make one trip to the Coast School. He has beenbltterly the very first horseback trip over the Keraal This resulted in establishing corres- A machine equals any high-price- d aposea by conservatism of good new Pali road. The first out rider to that of the ones in capacity, the pondence relations with "Wells Fargo. Ayer's and quality of and and honest citizens in his new and come over the new road on horseback work excels them all in convenience. 6 scientific jnethods of teaching; he has was Johnny Llilii, who may be remem Weight of machine pounds. "With case 10J pounds. bitterly opposed by Send catalogue. also "been more bered as a witness before the Military Not the Queen. for the a&ftee of a few miserable politici-aa-s Sarsaparilla whose chief daty seems to be to Commission in 1S95. The road is now Although the P. M. S. S. China made wreak aad destroy all effects of educa-tfea- al open to travelers by horseback. a very quick trip across from Yoko- FKEPABED BY progress, men who make teach-e- s hama, she has by no means made the OR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. eawards. The County School Board Mr. C. M. Dixon, a well known mer- best record when it is a mere matter wio gaged Colonel Parker, of which chant of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton, Co., GOLD MEDALS at the World's Chief Expositions. HOUSEHOLD SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Post-aaet- er of speed, on the Pacific ocean. On July "WAsMngHo Heslng. the present Pa., has a little girl who is. frequently Henry Do-aer- as. 1, 1897, the Empress of Japan made 441 ml Chkago, Colonel threatened with croup, but when the cure biliousness OF aad Dr. Champlin were xnem-ker- s, first symptoms appear, his .wife gives knots on the trip from Vancouver to Ayer's Pills heartily eapported him In his her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Yokohama, and the whole voyage was A. GEST8 FOB HAWAII AS IELAKBS: "SSBTk. which always affords prompt relief. made in 10 days, 3 hours and 39 min- ve years ago, supported by a by druggists Sane For sale all and dealers, Gastle & Cooke,"He's utes. The average throughout the trip HOLLISTER DRUG COMPANY tboaghtral Board of Education, Colonel Benson, Smith & Co., agents for Ha- id, Parker secared aa excellent corps of waiian Islanda was 17.57 knots, this after six years' Limited. F. C. ATHERTON, Agent. ' i umiWiLdnmj "frr rpr fwSTTF5?? 5?si,;,

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1897. SEMI-WEEKL-Y. - 5; appeared on the scene, Santa Claus, PRISON FOR LIFE (Mr. D. B. Murdock), accompanied by A Choice Collectioi an innovation in the shape of Mrs. Santa Claus (Mr. O'Dowda). Some of "The Mills of the Gods Grind Slow," the children were a bit frightened but But they are planning to use TROPIC OILS, and then Kamalo La-hain- a they were soon made easy when Mr. Convicted at Became the First Link in they will be able to go raster without any danger of gettlnj: a ht and Mrs. Santa Claus began to distri- box. Tropic Cylinder. Engine, Alachine, Car B x and Hewy HFISII and presents. Mineral are the oils to use if you want best results. Our m Sentenced. bute the a Chain of Evidence. Ostor The Ewa school occupied the plat stock f ir the coming season h3s just arrived from ie York and we (Just received from his Mwr are reaJx to furnish vou with the best lubricating oils ever usj 1 in Studio), compristeg: Tk form and sang in a most creditable the Islands TROPIC. 1 JurjrtDellberatedrFlve manner, the various songs and Christ popular in lagging. $ Hours Man will be very the 2 Evening. program. Served to Betray countryGAPE:districts for someKNmonths.IVES "Aluminum" Knife, made A Winter Brought to Honolulu mas carols, mentioned in the An Incident that Our 3 A. Gray Day. Other by Disston & Son, are thing and fill the bill so well To Mr. Parmer and Miss May Giles is Crlmlnal-Kamal- o's Confidant the rkht that Cases on Court a get 4 Forest Road. Calender. greatest most other dealers have tried to them, but Disston writes us that the due the praise for the Hurt Him by Accident. real Aluminum Cane Knife will not be made for any one but us, as we 5 Solitude. j creditable showing made. introduced them. ioo dozen just received. 6 Homeward. - The place for all Mill Supplies, 7 Return of Flock. ' Special Correspondence. 8 Cattle and Landscape. Yacht Adrift. 9 LAHAINA, (Maui), December 17. Kamalo, O. Scene In Holland. The yacht Bonnie Dundee, owned by The case of the native, E. HALL & SON, Ld. 10 Nearlng Home. case charged The against Kamalo, with President Dole, got adrift from her charged with the murder of a Chinese 11 Evening Drink. Wiling the Chinese woman, was com- moorings yesterday afternoon and woman, and convicted at Lahalna, last 12 Xmas Morning; 13 Coast of Holland. menced on Wednesday morning; it made a short cut toward Pearl Harbor, week, presents an unusual instance of took from about 10 in the morning un- discovery of evi- 14 Midsummer Aft by going on the reef back of the light- the purely accidental 15 Above the Day. til half past 5 in the evening to secure house. She was fast when some of the dence. IS The Old Home. a jury. Talesmen had to be called in. bluejackets of the Baltimore went out For the purpose only of discovering 17 In the Meadow. The following are the names of the They made no success of getting the stolen goods, the Police entered Ka-mal- 18 Eve In San Lorenao. DOi'l 19 Morning In San Lorenao. jurors in the case: E. M. Kalama, E. was house. One Policeman kept Ka- ! yacht off the reef, as the wind 20 Autumn Lake George. K. Montgomery. Noa Kaaa, J. K. Ka- In custody in front of the house. 1 blowing at such a rate. The two young malo II 4 These pictures are now oa exalW-tl- on lama, Jos. Hennessey, Wm. Naipo, Wm. boys of Captain Williams, the light- The woman, with whom he lived, seat- and sale at Kaluakini, Thos. Kekua, D. K. Kahau-leli- o, house keejer, took a boat and went out. ed herself on the front steps, and an- Henry Smith, Kimokeo, J. K. They jumped aboard the Dundee and, other Policeman stood near to her. Af- Your Promise to Pay , moments, being dark, this hoisting the sails, soon had her on her ter a few it A LITTLE EVERY MONTH Is what we would like. Attorney General Smith and A. G. M. way to a safe anchorage. They did officer near the woman, head a jingl- Robertson conducted the prosecution their work right well where men had ing but slight sound. It attracted his il and E. Johnson defended. K K attention, and he reported I failed. it HO HOTEL ST. The examination of ..witnesses was An examination was made and a key 11 proceeded with from 7 p. m. "Wednes- ! was discovered lying in the grass, with day to 10 p. m. and from 9 a. m. yes-ter- ay ON NEW TARGET a small Chinese silver coin attached to On the Instalment Plan. until 10 p. m. at which time the it. The woman had quietly thrown the We are Sole Agents for case was given to the jury. At 3 a. m. key, with the attached coin away In the two Best Makes, viz: Walton this morning the jury returned into the the dark, but it happened to strike an Court roon with a verdict of guilty of empty bottle lying in the grass, and "WHEELER & WILSON" murder in the second degree, three dis- Latest From America at this caused the sound which attracted AND THE "DOMESTIC1 senting. At 3:20 this morning the Kakaako Butts. the Policeman's attention. Court adjourned until 10 o'clock. The woman was then arrested. Proof Bath of which we Guarantee. Watches! Kamalo has been sentenced . to be the Chinese was soon furnished that All kin!! of Machine Needles and Machine imprisoned at hard labor for life. coin belonged to the murdered Chi- Parts kept in stock or imported Placed by Sergt. Elvln Figures Like exam- to order. nese woman. After a protested t OR Special Correspondence. Soldiers Much Better Scores ination, and after repeated denials of U. LAHAINA, (Maui), December 17 Can Now be Made. any knowledge of the crime, the wo- Honolulu. L B, KERR, Sole Agent. The following cases have been disposed man finally confessed that the coin be of: longed to the Chinese and that Ka- Republic vs. D. 1. Meyer, selling A" new target, 6x4 feet, has been malo had killedher. opium, trial by jury, verdict not guilty, placed at Kakaako butts for the Sharp On the trial, Ihe woman retracted, Jtobertson for defendant; Republic vs. Military, this in again denied any knowledge of the Try Our New Cane Knife. Watch shooters and the the and Tong Ang alias Tong Hang, malicious shape of the upper half of a man in crime. After a very lengthy examina- burning, trial by jury, verdict not position on the ground, the whole fig- tion by Attorney General Smith, she guilty, Case and Chillingsworth for de- ure taking two feet The target as finally admitted that she received the Repairing fendant; Republic vs. Tarn Chu, selling used by the United States Army has coin from Kamalo. Abundant other THE BRACED. liquor, plead guilty, defendant sentence the figure of the man at the bottom circumstantial evidence was,offered to --A SPECIALTY suspended, Case for defendant; Repub- de- but on account of the difference in faci- prove him of murder In the second In Lightness and strength not to lic vs. Clark and Williams, selling Prompt attention all orders. lities here, Sergeant Elvin, who has gree. The striking of the key and coin surpassed by any opium, continued for the term, defen- other brand charge of the butts, was forced to place on the bottle was the first clue to the in dants released upon their own recog- the market. the figure in the middle of the target, discovery of the murderer. nizance, Robertson for defendants; Re- which, being six feet high, allows two public vs. Ah See, nolle pros, entered, fc. feet above and two below. On the tar Collision Settlement. FRANK J. KRUGER. Robertson for defendant; Republic vs. longer any question as to ' get as used by the United States Army, There is no Ah Wong, opium in possession, de- recent col- any shot striking the figure, counts 5, where the fault lay In the fendant plead guilty, sentenced sus- PRACTICAL ot lision between the steamers Lehua and the spaces of either side, 4, the two-fo- pended, Chillingsworth for defendant; quite seriously space in the middle, 3 and the last Kaala, which resulted WATCHMAKER., Republic vs. Lee Tuck alias Ah Tack, The steamship Com at the top, 2 points. The change made for the latter. embezzlement, withdrew his plea of not pany former steamer be Fort Street. Honolulu. by Mr. Elvin gives the flugre, 5; the to which the guilty and plead guilty. longs, yesterday handed over damage spaces to either side, 4; the two-fo- ot &&SAA&56S' We had rain here yesterday, dt look- money 1. 1. S. N. Co. space below, 3 and the two-fo- ot space to the and now all ed as if there was gong to be a kona. above 2 points. The target with the things are at rest The sum paid could Pacific Well Boring Co. figure at the lower part was found not be learned. Everyone was for Bar Iron, Kamalo was brought to Honolulu on impracticable on account of the fact "keeping mum." (LUUTED.) the Mauna Loa by the Maui Police and that the frame surrounding it was shot to pieces as well as the sliding appar-tu- s. k! Caustic Soda, taken to Oahu prison. His crime was a AEBBBK9BBBBBft I PLANTATION AND LAND OWX-ER- S, brutal one for robbery. There was no The Sharpshooters and Military men Of Both MERCHANTS and otbers thm one present when Kamalo killed the are very much pleased with the new Your Stock AnYils, contemplate boring wells, Trill mctv Chinese woman. The prisoner former- target Of course there is much more English their own Interests by ccbbbIUhs; tfca ly lived in Honolulu. He is a young chance for scoring 5's but then, to have paaSlANES 1191 above Company. anything resembling a figure to shoot And Bag Twine, man. Will do on I Estimates furnished. Choreas strict- The better I itllHlk at, lends an additional incentive. ly moderate. Faithful work gaarut-tee- d. Sharpshooters have already made sev- First-clas- s feed. American SANTA CLAUS AND Bel WIFE. eral 50's for the target has been up lug, TeL 665. P. O. Bex fc since Saturday. Lieutenant Ross of Make. First Place Visited in the Vicinity Company G succeeded in making 49.

is .Mill - - - S - - - twa 'Here is a part of what a recent num- HAY AND GRAIN - i - 3i 5tSr ST'S - - c WU. WILIS MO The Christmas tree at Ewa planta- ber of Harper's Weekly has to say tion Saturday evening was an event about the new target: that will long remain in the thoughts "In the Spring of the present year, Sheet Brass, Zinc, Lead; Galvanized Buckets, as of the recommendations BOUGHT OF US of the 700 people who were fortunate the result Chlorodym of the Army Small-Arm- s Board, a ra- Differential Pulleys, Coil Chain, Fence enough to be in attendance. Among dical change was made by the adopt- Wire, Window Glass, Paints Orlftasl d Oily GtEsfew. the number were about 150 children. ion of the silhouette target The the la tks Tcry best at the On a stage in the sugar room, where ory of this target is that the soldier VERY LOWEST PRICES; and Oils. Oouah, should be trained to shoot at a mark Oelds, the exercises' took place, was a large Aas'fcr-tm- such as the enemy would present. The Christmas tree laden with useful pre- bull's eye, or, as it is now called, the Bronehltts. sents of all kinds, as well as candy, 200-ya- rd target, "figure," in the is Dr. Collis Cfelor&dyi nuts and other things that go to make therefore the silhouette in black, on a J. Browse's T white ground, of a soldier lying down, SIS W. PAQE WOOD Christmas pleasant The whole was pnUety In court DR. COLLIS BKOV 500-ya- rd target, tht J. Mighted with candles. The exercises of "head on." In the the was tmdoubtefflT the IBYKNTOR of CULO figure is kneeling; in the 800-ya- rd DTKEr that th whole Uorrot the doffnil the evening opened with the following target, the figure is standing; and the Illfllfi freeman wu deliberately cntrna, and b i grenea to lay it naa oten iwotb w. mo . 100-ya- NnoaHO Qneen program: rd figure is that of a soldier on and Streets. TIBt, July W, ISM. Song "Merry tendency of all troops Christmas". Ewa School horseback. The Cfaloroiyiii Recitation "Three Ships" being to shoot high, an endeavor is TELEPHONE 121. Dr. J. Collis Browne's Nina Tavares made in the new target to overcome Ii llqald nwllcln which aumgu PAIlt Song "Over the Snow"... Ewa School this tendency by placing the figure at EVEtr luau, icetu tun, lUrHmiit u Recitation "Christmas Morning" bottom instead of in centre. WITHOUT HEALMUHK, SCO UkYlUUKAl .. the the the ncrtoni sntrm when ex1 atMtcx! I Louis Fernandez "The divisions regulating the value Croat SMcltie tor Cholera. Bys Song "O, tell me where the Daisies of shots are entirely different, and the CLARKE'S California Fertilizer Works tery, Diarrhea. ! go" School area of figure Is much greater WORLD-FAME- D Ewa the than Tbt OcnirU Beard of RwMh. Leafca, e. t Recitation "Hang up the Baby's In the old bull's-ey- Office: 527 Merchant St., San Francisco, Cal. parti that K ACTS a a CHARM; one dOM Stocking" Adelaide Goveia "The effect on the scores of this Kactobie3: South San Francisto and Berkeley, Cal. erallj loMeiest. Song "Drive the nail aright" greater area In the central objective is J. E. MILLER, MANAOER. Hr. OthboB, Army HoHul flttC CataMtL Ewa School most apparent at 200 yards. At this Blood Mixture iuti: "Two dose OMBfilttely cured art m Recitation "Oh Dear!" range the figure is compact and com- MANUFACTURERS OF PURE BONE FERTILIZERS dUrrfcaa." ' Walter Tieman paratively regular in" shape, and the BLOOD PURIFIERS RESTORER Recitation "Johnny Sleepy Head". element of chance enters less than in MEAT AND PURE BONE MEAL. Dr. J. Collis Browse's Cklcrodyit the other targets, which is evi-d- nt For cleansing and dearfne the blood from Evaristo Goveia in it all DEALERS; IN U tie TOOT PALLIATIVE la Song "The Old Black Cat" that a shot either close to the imparities, it cannot De too highly recommended. arm-p- it 500-ya- rd be- Heuralgla, Cut, Canser, Ewa School in the or high up For Scrofula, Scurvy, Eczema, Tetfcaehe, legs 800-yar- d, clos- Rheumatism. Recitation "The Loving Little Girl" tween the in the is Pimples, Skin and Blood Diseases, Mary Jose er to the centre and unquestionably I Dr. J.Cottk CfttortiyM Recitation "Casey better one which chance might and Sores of all kinds, Its effects are Materials Brewie's at the Bat" than Fertilizer Manuel Alameda lodge In the elbow, or in the foot of marvellous. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Bafldtf rate tbttt ill uNub of Song "Come us be joyous" the figure, but which counts for more. Epilepsy, Spasms. CoUc, let It Vnrea Old Sores. Have constantly on hand the following good adapted to the Island HyHwHy Ewa School It Is at 200 yards, therefore, that ac- Ceres Ulcerated Sores on the Neck. trade: PatpHsttltt, Owl and Pussy curate holding is surest of counting." Cores Ulcerated Sores Lejt. OAUTIOM.-fj- Recitation "The the Cores Blackheads or Pimples on the Face. HIGH GRADE CANE MANURE, IMPORTANT iit Cat" Freddie Larsen Cores Scarry Sores. SPERTILIZERS, sMtay thuerapBtett ImlUWeai Piano Solo Clara Lowrie Cnres Cancerons Ulcers. NITRATE OF SODA, SULPHATE OF AMMONIA. Fast Football. Cores Blood and Skin Diseases. Recitation "Phil's Secret" Swellings. Si-Er- ery Bottle ot 3enl Ofcle4n Cnres Glandular HIGH GRADE SULPHATE OF POTASH, Am Frank Cabral The High School defeated the Royal Clears the Blood from all impure Matter. dmm ob the SereiBateBt Btijw Mm whatever cause arising. th lutentor. Dr.J. Ge4!a lfWfi-- . Song "There's a song in the air".. school In a football game at the base- From FISH GUANO, WOOL DUST, ETC !n It. l)&., L a , As mixture Is pleasant to taste, tte it Ewa School ball grounds Friday, by a score of this the and Special Manures Manufactured to Order ekeslfto. warranted free from anything injurious to the W SeU KsMjaeterer, Recitation "A Boy's Pocket" 20 to 0. Robert King was captain of most delicate constitution of either sex, the The manures manufactured by the California Fertilizer Wobks are made entiretv Joe August Madeiros Proprietors solicit sufferers to give it a trial to from clean bone Dry the winners and Richard Rice led the test its vaiue. treated with acid. Blood and Fle.ih. Potash and Magnesia 8alu. J. T. DAVENPORT. Vocal Solo Hazel Jennings No adulteration of any kind is used, and every ton is sold under a guaranteed an- Recitation Lentina Janeiro losing eleven. There were no injuries. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS alysis. One ion or one thousand tons are almost exactly alike, and for excellent me- I "Wishes" Roy Douglas The Royal boys were heavier, had chanical condition and hfeh analysis have no superior in the market. RIABKFK R 11 MllS&SJISffi!!! Recitation but From All Farts of the World. xae ot Hone over i or . superiority fure any otuer rnospbatic Material lor Kertiliur ase ".will &U tai.w tuuteimie Vocal Solo Will Lowrie no skill at the game to speak of and Sold in Bottles 2s. Sd., and cases is so well J Down needs no explanation. Paloi to the back, sod klodrelcomplolata. ntfl in containing that it Tree from Mercury Established opmrdi of Recitation "Twenty Froggies" .... six times the quantity, lis. each sufficient to The laree and constantly increasing demand for the Fertilizers mannfactnred hr the ed- it declined to play the second half. The effect a permanent cure in the great majority jtart. In boxes 4s. - each, of all Caemlata Ida Ferguson or CAiiroasii ebtilizeb Wobks is the best possible proof of their superior quality. and Patent Medicine Vendors throtwhoat tfe "Piccolo". Lizzie Eckland star play of the day was made by En. cases, BY ALL CHEMISTS Wn.lfl Vmn!.ti.. ?1. Tl.ut. ... uiu Rectitation and ATENT MEDIC1HE VENDORS OnunUes Drnj Coopaay. Vocal Solo Hortense Madeiros Chang of the High School, who made a THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, Proprietors. A Stock of these Fertilizers wDl be kett Constantly on Hand sal for sale oa the Bssal terras, ty Llacolo, EazlMd. Tns LntooLX Htduutd Cotnnns Dbdo Song "The Little Lord Jesus" run of GO yards. The feature was the Cojipaht Lincoln,usEngland. ". Ten Girls perfect interference of the High School Ask for Clarke's Blood Mixture, C Brewer & Ltd, Bead Hcucoiim GmetH program suddenly Sautlon. worthless or substi- to, The finished, there team. Imitations tutes, hw Honowr.tr Aorais GALIFQBHIA FERTILIZER WORKS. 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DECEMBER 21, 1897. SEMI-WEEKL-Y. ' r- HAWAIIAN GAZETTE: TUESDAY," WF f Byrde assisted in the service, ' also m conditions of our J the true position. If there was and in the form in which it exists derstand the real which was Interesting and impressive. $ will realize the supreme, correct navigation by stars in friend-th- e newly ordained deacon la a young in the District of Columbia, or if social life, Mr-- was Dn The oumkujctl Bamlm Hurlburt very franchise is given, as it is in importance of making the crimin- - those early days, there can be the ,y terms wlth the members 0f Congress man who has already made a SEnt-WEEKL- Impression. Y. who same navigation now. Science land'2belived he had suceeded in his favorable ti... ..i.rif ;.. tlio natives will al class undertsand. that he gone backward. purpose. But the British Commission- - I'll TUESDAYS AXD FRIDATB control local affairs, and make a maliciously kills, must quickly has not There were Six Months. ltLrf er -- u!cklJ" told aUve3. wh bad state of things. jstep on the scaffold. need be no guess work on this ail numan uauioucs, wm. uic flmcu- - Jaclj Thompson, after whose scalp EDITOR. - al point. W. V. ARMSTRONC. We fear that there are constitu- in the case of the Japanese con-tion- cans were vile Protestants, who would the Police have been hunting for many difficulties in the way of es- - victed of killing a woman and If these voyages were sys- in time destroy their religion. On Good moons past, has been convicted at last, .DBCKMBBR 21, 1S97 imat. tablishing a government like thatj child, the Government furnished tematic, instruments of naviga- Friday, he put the British flag at half-mas- t, after many narrow escapes. Arraigned t yesterday morn- 1 of the District of Columbia, but ithe prisoner excellent counsel, tion must have been used. Mr. and joined in the procession, in the Police Court A flSKAXD AXS1VERSARY. which moved to the cathedral, with a ing he defended himself against the believe territorial form of ob- Smith tells us that the people of that a and defrayed the expense of lighted taper each of his hands, and charge of vagrancy, preferred by De- Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoa, of in government may be created taining testimony for him. Neither and tective Kaapa, law- Thirly-rw- o ytssrs ago today, made himself a devout worshipper. Mr. but his ability as a which will secure the most sub the Japanese officials here, many hundreds of other islands Hurlburt's scheme was defeated, and yer did not show to very good advan Im- - " l"n1t States nor the pH advantages, and preserve have a common language, com- in his correspondence with the Secre tage, and Jack was sentenced to six Federal consti-ft-i stantial Japanese residents offered to as- itfraefc & their mon tary of State, in Washington, he allud- months at hard labor on reef. An our great industry. If Congres sist their countryman, on the customs, and many of their the that prorisioa whicli recog-a- ed with feeling to the "strange means" appeal has been noted. gives the control of the local af- utensils are alike. If any instru- and awlnwiued human ground, we undertsand, that they the Englishman had resorted to. here, to unqualified voters, ment for navigation was used, The KInau 1 had by proclani- - fairs believed in this man's guilt. is due from Maui and j4rci38 Lncein why every Hawaii ports early this afternoon. on the theory of local have the people of one PROFITABLE BANANAS. . tMnciprtfcd the smves as a and we suffer by reason of f these Islands lost all memory or Mane. lM only handful A'ATIVE WOMEN AFTER ANNEX- it, we must "take our medicine" in suggestion of it? Such an instru- An Investment Which Brings in Re- T free-- It was a ray ATION. then whatever shape it comes. ment would be far in advance of markable Returns. -- jHtjuwr vast glacier, gf owr the tools in common use. The fact For persons of small capital, and all edges. For Gongressmen Tawuey, who those who desire a quick return for HwreriT the THE KAME11AMEUA SCHOOLS. SalesWith Hood's Earcnpa- - B altm that all of these disconnected com SBteed to the bor- visited these Islands, a few weeks their investments, there is probably m m afce v wfc munities, have no remembrance rllla, "Sales Talk," and I - no crop that will serve their purposes medi- - 1 der hid- The Amendment re- Men and women, informed by ago, recently stated in Washing- show that this I CI I - or suggestion of instruments, is like bananas. As a business banana cine has enjoyed public confidence and a cwn--e which injured the visit ton, it is said: "that the white wo- IMmd much travel, these Islands, almost conclusive that there were growing is extremely profitable, re- patronage to a greater extent than any men here (in Hawaii) in be- nrihite nnui wre than it did the and on looking at the Kameha-meh- a heart, quiring a small outlay of capital and other proprietary medicine. This is none. cause possesses greater Mm&. ffywiiMit a chain around schools say: in class the native women with the giving quick and entirely reliable and it medicinal merit "Here these Assuming our argument is and produces greater cures than any other. negroes." that sure returns. There no neck f a itfave. the other end distant parts are found the de- is such thing It is not what we say, but what Hood's correct, the "driff'theory alone as failure in the banana crop. i ifc-el-f arOHBd yonr own." signs and best thoughts of the Tlie statement is untrue. Ev Satsaparilla does, that tftH accounts for the spread of the The most important feature in ba- aboKtMa could not be eryone here knows is un- Tell3 the. Story. Bw thr old civilization. Within those walls that it Polynesian race. The present gen nana raising is a location near the coast or navigable river, All advertisements of Hood's Sarsaparilla, noe. Tbe insurrection Ave see the facilities and the in- true. Probably some of the white where there (tnel eration has seen several drifts of are cheap and certain transportation like Hood's Sarsaparilla itself, are honest. h ght jweceeds to insurrec-- women who have lately We f structors which may make young settled Japanese junks, with people upon facilities. Land suitable for the pur- have never deceived the public, and ttMRwf .' Abraham Lincoln men and women equal, so far as here, may entertain that opinion, pose can be had in Mexico at from $5 this with its superlative medicinal merit, them, floating on these Islands. is wky people w to $8 per acre Mexican money, which the haveabiding confidence if he could pre-xr- but the old residents make no dis 3Sf?M knowledge and training go, with The Advertiser's office cat, who figures must be divided by two to re- In it, and buy Hood's Sarsaparilla almost hr Uhmmi without abolish-Ife- g all other young men and women tinction socially between the na duce them to a gold standard. Land to the exclusion of all others. has an inquiring turn of mind, which will raise bananas to perfection dhwtnr he woald do so. world." com- tive and the white, excepting only Customers Want Hood's. in the A thousand suggests early Polynes- can be 'had at from ?1 to $1.50 per acre, - that the " (HhiMem- to law was stronger munities among the gieat civiliz as they make distinctions between only it is not available, as it is not We order Hood's Sarsaparilla in large ians had the wonderful instinct of near upon quantities and it Is the only blood purifier have op the different classes of white, as the coast or a navigable ed races do not this rare birds and fishes, the sense of stream; but a choice location handy which a druggist can buy in large quanti- vyworti wwubouh tlte Constitn- - they are divided by char- ties without is t portunity. The final belief that "orientattion;" they reached to transportation facilities would war- risk. It selling very rapidly that paying $25 or even more per and customers who buy It once are Buro itn. bat the sword struck jn maiiUa training is the best so- - acter, brains and wealth. rant acre. these Islands just as the plovers The Islands of Cozumel and Ruitan, to call for Hood's the next We be- H Constitution, and cut Women of "mixed Afri time. tikre itiou of tiie problem before the from Alaska find them. Assum one on the coast of Yucatan, the other lieve Hood's Sarsaparilla must possess iffth fetters of the slave. The na can" blood, it is true, are not re on the coast of Honduras, are engaged true merit in order to retain its popular- average boy and girld is dominant ing to be very dis- ;iSoa gaiavitatfcd towards the right this correct, a extensively in banana raising, which is ity. Its sales exceed all Bimilar prepara- in these schools. In the manual ceived in American society, owing largely the support of the inhabitants. bat sarely. The South tressing problem is at once solved. tions and its praises are often heard." rih1? is skill is found tlie arsenal which to prejudices, but that discrimina- Land on either of these islands or L. Sommeb & Son, Springfield, similarly good Illinois. dSB epagahp in the debris of situated, with a port for Thousands of druggists say holds the best weapons for the tion so far as Hawaiian blood is loading, should outvalue land on the the same. ahem rial wreck. Thirty-tw- o years battle of life among the common concerned does not exist here. THE JAPANESE MATTER. mainland. In Honduras, Nicaragua or Costa Rica Su W Me f a Nation is only a people. 2sTot a day or an hour passes, with- favorable locations can be When President McKmley says found at lower figures than the price izMMMWt f lime. For the pennlty These institutions are probably out full evidence on this point. of Mexican land. in his message that : "the questions Bananas of iaMnwaioiatj; with wrong, the the last and crowning effort of The natives are probably are not as perishable as Hood's Drviiie which have arisen between Japan pineapples, mangoes and some other 'rt seatceced the North philanthropy to equip the native justified in their fears tropical fruit They bear transporta- Sarsaparilla SSflLGOt and JJa"waii of the ap lives and pay Hawaiiaus with means of oi discrimination regarding co- by reason treat tion well, but a few days nearer the wi the market makes quite a difference, Is the best In fact the One True Blood Purifier. JW hH9?K Car. known authen-ti- r ment of Japanese laborers emigrat- not to holding themselves against the lor, because they cannot under- only in freight, but from the fact that Trepared only by a I. Ilood & Co., Lowell, llass. hie4rr. Already a billion of strong and m some respects stand the history and reasons for ing to the Islan'ds under the Ha- the bananas then can be allowed to mature more. Hood's Pills S&XSSS,JSS ilars has been pakl. and each I waiian - Japanese convention of One does not have to Cruuii tide of foreign the distinction. Moreover, they cut them quite so green, and, therefore, HOBRON DRUG n pays lnO.000,000 in j maliciously told by enem- 18SS, are in a satisfactory stage" of they attain a better flavor, ripen more COMPANY, invasion. The invasion itself are the Wholesale Agents. ' of the eaalry. evenly and give a more desirable and is natural, just, and in accordance ies of the Republic that they will settlement by negotiation' he salable product. Th was th gainer from with growth of the world. But be discriminated against as a makes a curious error. All of the The banana is not a tree, but rather ara the an herb, more Saw-- lie correspondence Gov- after the character of TIMELY TOPICS for was brought it is a thoughtful and splendid class, in the event of annexation. between the Indian corn than a tree. Each sprout awaer me dvilbcHiioi). But charily offers to equip the na It is unfortunate that this miser ernments of Hawaii and Japan, matures in a year, produces a bunch that of bananas A LAUGHING a4aaHy iaaaporia in mass, argument Con- and is cut down. There are CAMERA! the tive with the means of standing able is placed befdre makes little reference to the few people who have not seen in some he is still a Maadieg menance to up against it them. It is a hopeless task to put vention of 1SSG (not 1SSS). That hot house the banana plant, with its Did you ever hear of oyciMaieut. The lesson out them in way long, broad, green leaves, and admired such a thing? Or, better Sa" In tlie social history of these the right of think convention regulated immigration its beauty; but a banana grove once T all tiaV fe TOitteH inabold char-arie- r: Islands, students hereafter, will ing. to these Islands, and provided that seen is never to be forgotten. still, have you seen one? There are several different varieties is aciws Ae sky above this meditate upon the curious evolu the Government of Hawaii should The idea enough to make POLYNESIAN NAVIGATION. of bananas. Some are plantains or one smile, a nawiiHanitj. Bat the wheels of tion, bv which a wise and thought- - send to Japan for laborers, and the cooking bananas, which are served but glance a fried, baked, boiled and in soups and through the camera aarit dogged with sugar, fill "foreign" brain and heart, agent of the Japanese Government itself Mr. S. Percy Smith in his sever dressings; but of the sweet varieties will make the holder scream BM.ir JwIt. with quiet and subtle influence, should supply them. After a while the large yellow and the red are most al very interesting addresses on known. A variety, known in Mexico with laughter. Every object in domestic life, moulded and co the planters "went behind" the as the Costa IHIR ntRSS IX AMEK1CA. the origin and migration of the Rica, is much liked. is caricatured and made to operated with the native founder In India there is a small, short va- Polynesian ,races, insists the Convention and secured laborers appear of these schools, in providing for that riety, known as the "cheena chumpa," utterly ridiculous. Daring the latter part of inhabitants of islands lying some in another way, and the Japanese or sugar lump. They are small, but of There is more real fun to be the Hawaiians the most valuable most excellent flavor. wa4 tlie publication thtousanVls of miles apart, fre- emigration companies also "went through the posses- after gift that the wisdom of man, with The banana grows anywhere in Mex- secured f thelfesWeat's message, the quently visited each other in ca behind" the Convention. Both ico, from sea level to an elevation of sion of one of these Cameras ) his present knowledge, could be- to noes. The question once, Governments stood aside and 5,000 feet, but it thrives best on low and than in a whole heap the Aaierican papers stow. arises at alluvial land, and does well on quite of ignored it. $he Matv hare greatly increased, The dedication of the chapel, how did these early navigators lay sandy land. The principal expense at- comic picture books. Get s we keep their courses, The chief point now made by tendant upon banana raising is the one and see for ts far am jadge from the yesterday was, in the language of and without clearing and preparing the soil. yourself. ap-jjea- g compass in the dispute is, not that The price is irdlacns amdc to as. There llr. S. 31. Damon, speaking in the the ?What did they have? Japan, An acre of ground will plant 1,200 only 7CC. d to 1,500 plants, t e a More serious discus-;- If they steered by the stars, how-di- the Convention had been abandon- banana costing $5 A GOOD THING to have name of Mr. Bishop: "The crown- each in Mexican money, or from ?60 do about ( die sabjecc As usual, the ing Avork of this effort for Hawai- they it? ed but that the treaty of 1871 has to ?75. With land at ?8 per acre and your house is a TEA are not impartial, but Fornander agrees with Mr. fbeen violated. The chief point clearing and preparing at ?7 more BALL. This is a decided 3tassas ian progress." makes ?75 to ?90 Mexican money. In eaeaiide takes extreme views. On Smith in the belief that there made by our own Government is, one year from the planting an acre novelty; dry tea is enclosed i&e ae hand, it is said that SWB?T JUSTICE. were many long voyages made in that we have the "inalienable" will yield 1,000 to 1,200 bunches of ba- in a pretty, solid silver, or nanas worth $1 Mexican money, or oft- silver-plat- ed will be a fearful and dan-igorea- s the early days. He and Mr. Smith, to violate under certain en perforated ball right it, more. Taking the lowest figures we -'- ep forward in national The conviction of Kamalo at La- - therefore, having assumed that conditions. The arbitrator must have $1,000, less the highest figures attached to a very fine chain. $75 leaving $925 per iP&tqf. Oa of murder of a Chinese acre clear profit, All you have to do when you the other hand, it is haina, the these long voyages were made, decide the question. or, still granting that the land on ac- "is want a cup of tea is to steep coaidently stated that there woman another case which believe and claim that The curious inaccuracy of the count of excellence of location has cost SsiatnatiBnal shows $25, there is $900 profit, after paying this ball in a cup of boiling peril in refusing the rapid and admirable there must have been a sufficient President's message seems to indi- for land, preparing, plants and all. is disposition of admin- On water and allow it to remain There a work our Judicial and and correct method of navigation. cate that the State Department has an outlay of $100 you have made $a ttsac the from a party istrative service. He was charged a profit of $900, and, having your for a few minutes and the aiatter Those who disagree with them not very carefully studied the case. cleared land on hand, with sprouts ubuni Fortunately, how-exx- r, with the crime on November 29th, claim result is a beautiful cup of tea xtBt. that if there was any suffi is no special reason from the roots of the old plants suff- De- There that it icient to free from tids disposition is not very and was tried, convicted on cient art or instrument of naviga- plant three or four more acres, leaves. This makes should, after arbitration was agreed you may raise another 1,000 bunches a really handsome as well as .active. As we said, several days cember 17th. There is no sugges- tion, there would be evidences of on the same acre at the end of another upon. But the historical error re- year. a Xmas present. iga, dtere seems to be a sentiment tion whatever that his rights were it at the present time, or at least useful mains. These figures may surprise farmers From the very heavy list 5a iawar af getting the matter out not protected, or that the speedy a tradition about it. Fornander in the temperate zone, In the event of annexation, if and those who of Xmas presents, we may ef libe way. that is. of annexing trial had prevented him from says that the Norsemen visited are thinking of investing in a banana aaa" aMspesiag a question making a proper defense. this dispute is not settled, the State farm may doubt them, but they are mention a beautiful Solid of that Iceland and Greenland without a below the practical or practicable fig- Department will master the sub- Silver Child's Dinner Set wJM always be coming to the The conviction also of the Jap compass, and therefore the Poly- ures, providing there are no losses from ject. failure of transportation facilities. (knife, fork and spoon) with fcaat. Bat sembers of Congress anese who killed a Japanese wo nesians might leave Hawaii and Generally, many negotiations regarding the these do not fall. In aaeaot always zealous, unless man and her child at Waikapu, reach Tahiti, without a compass. The places the local market will consume real mother of pearl handles th$y strong dispute will probably not be trans- much of the crop, as the natives are hoar the and clarion was another instance of speedy But Iceland and Greenland are great eaters of bananas. a really exquisite present. wice of the people, and dignified justice. The faith barn doors in comparison with ferred to Washington, because Bananas are cheap food in the tem- CARVER SETS, single or perate zone at present prices, but if sitaation in Washington ful work of Judge Kalua, of the which is only a ris- there is no occasion for it. If the double, in case complete, in !he Tahiti needle they were one-ha- lf less there would shows that the commercial men of prosecuting officers, and of the ing out of the ocean. A Norse- Japanese can get better terms from certainly be double the consumption, many patterns and prices. and at these prices there is still plenty America, who wield a vast influ-cBo- e, jury, all of whom kept the Court the United States, with the consent ALCOHOL LAMPS, man, sailing north would invari- of money in them. Philadelphia Rec- with haveaot sufficiently warmed in session and at work during ably hit something, and then of Hawaii, the matter might he re- ord. kettle, invaluable in a home. ap 1m the seed of annexation, as many days, and far into the nights coast. The Polynesian would hit moved to Washington. We have TOILET SETS in beautiful a easiness proposition. The should be appreciated by the com- the needle point of Tahiti or be some reason to believe that the Jap- An Ordination. designs and at low prices. Statesatea. looking beyond the munity. Of course, they simply lost anese Government is quite satisfied At St Andrew's Cathedral, Sunday LAMPS. All kinds, from morning, the Bishop of Honolulu, held jweseat narrow sphere of Ameri- discharged their duties, but they The with situation as is. the most elaborate high art theory of migration by the it an ordination service, when Mr. Wm. ca trade, discharged them with unusual di- be- lamp down to realize the need, and, stars seems to be unsound, Ault, assistant teacher at Iolani col-le- g the common il with fte President's influence, ligence. cause there is no way of correct- A SHARP TRICK- - and who recently came out from or garden lamp. We have aeaa to secare it. Apparently, there is an epidemic ing the courses, when currents England, was ordained a deacon. He them to burn. The X. T. Times discusses the of crime. It is rather only a coin- and winds prevail. A drift of a "When the TJ. S. Commissioner S. C. is now the Rev. Wm. Ault The cath- Hurlburt attempted many years ago, to was presented to Bishop law points involved in annexation, cidence that so many murders few miles in one day on avoyage edral the by obtain from the Congress of Columbia, the Rev. V. H. Kitcat, and the Rev. and deolxres ithere been committed that must be a have within a to Tahiti, could not be corrected. an exclusive right for the United States John Usborne preached the sermon. Sovernmeiit b "despotism" here, short space of time. Those who un- - Only the sextant and quadrant fix to construct and own a canal across the The Revs. Alex. Machlntosh and L. liiillieiio 286 FORT ST.

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MOTHEIt" MoKlN'LKY LOW. FOR NEW METHOD TO YOUNG MEN PUPILS' CONCERT LOCAL BREVITIES. She la Gradually Hut Slowly Growing The Advertiser will not bo published Weaker on Christmas morning. CANTON, (O.). December S.--AU day 1 hltt'I Wnianae plantation will have its' children of Mrs. Nancy Allison Mc-Ti- Inspector Townsend Pro- Rev. Pearson Commends Closing Exercises Given Christmas tree on Christmas Eve. , "" ... T..-- .. .Kinley were near her bedside. There poses xmia ugtiiuai. luc n..iuaiui umcaui Valuable Reform. Daniel's Character. at Kawaiahao. should be presentedi. on or before Jan- was no ray of light on the face which SANTA CLAUS uary 5, 1898. betokened returning consciousness. The President and Mrs. Dole will re- She has been lying as if asleep most of HEADQUARTERS, In ceive as usual at the Executive build- the time. She is gradually but surely Defects Local Systems of Lan- Clinging to Faith and Resisting Seminary Hall Was Crowded-Decoratio- ns ing on January L growing weaker. Abner McKinley says guage Teaching Correspond- Temptation AT THOS. 0. THRUM'S Severe Tests, Special Numbers The The original Quintette Club gives a the family are hoping against hope that ence With Famous concert store of W. W. Dlmond Instructor. Stand up for Right. Complete Program. at the she may rally, but her condition during & Co., this evening. -- day been such the watch- Dp Tom Book Stow, Call at King Bros', art rooms and the has that inspect the paintings to be sold at auc- ers think the end Is gradually drawing Method for English has been one of The First Methodist curch on Bere-tan- ia The young ladies of Kawaiahao tion on Wednesday night near. the educational problems here from the street was filled Sunday even Seminary closed their fall term Sat- There will be a reception and dancing Charles R. Miller, who has been al Is replete with its usual &s earliest days of the first schools. The ing. There was a congregation of more urday in a concert given for their party aboard the U. S. Flagship Balti- most constantly at the house, sold that assortment of HOLIDAY GOODS, se- initial plans were almost entirely in- than ordinary numbers for the reason friends and relatives of whom there more tomorrow afternoon. ho had not previously noted such con lected with knowledge of the speetai nocent of system, were slow and lab- that the announcement of a. sermon to were a great many present, among the Bisque bas-relie- fs and a variety of tinued weakness as was noted during tastes of many Christmas buyers. Tfea holiday presents orious. Marked young man had been made. was an novelties for at the was accompanied fine display made on opening day la advance has been It number being the Princess Kalulani. Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd. the day. This also excellent discourse of character. of the town," and the favsc-abl- e made, but with all that has been tried that The hall in the seminary was decorat- Aorangl morning. by a higher temperature and he could "the talk The is due this by se- and all that has been accomplished it The pleasing address and the earnest ed with Hawaiian flags and greens of Her. cold storage is full of fowl and scarcely hope that the patient would impression followed liberal is admitted readily by those in the ness of Rev. G. L. Pearson, the Me- various kinds. game for Christmas dinners. live through the night He further said lections, Indicate that certain lines o work that no wholly satisfactory thodist pastor make him one peculiar- The concert was a success and re- A small box of fine apples grown on the others of the relatives felt fully as Attractive Novelties may not suffice scheme has yet been evolved. In the ly fitted to get upon intimate relations flected a great deal of credit on the Kapapala Ranch, Kau, Hawaii, arrived apprehensive. for the season's needs, since "first on Friday evening. first place those developing the science with young men. teacher in music as well as upon the the Mauna Loa The President is almost constantly come are first served." Mrs. W. G. Ashley gave good of teaching have had Rev. Mr. Pearson said that it was a young ladies, did parts so a an at the bedside, refusing to be relieved their attention who their nexation interview to reporter for glorious privilege to look upon the well. a ex- array DOLLS and Dolls' Sun- filed on matters other than the teach- the Mercury newspaper, of San Jose. by others and to take the rest and The of grand and approved and inspiring Mr. Lampert's piano solo was so dries; TOYS, new and varied; GAMES ing of a language in which the same Mr. Schwerin of the P. M. S. S. Co. ercise he should. works of God as manifested in nature well done that the talented performer evening McKinley BLOCKS in variety; WAGONS. pupils are afterwards to be taught. found necessary give an encore. was entertained by German ConsuJ J. During the Mother and and these things rvere appreciated it to The situation here presents an isolated that Miss Zella Leighton sang a very dif- F. Hackfeld during his stay in port. aroused from her palsied sleep. She BARROWS, VELOCIPEDES, DOLL case. There are peculiar, unique con- by many. It was pleatsurable and edu ficult soprano solo with ease and grace, There was a sale of Ewa stock yes- lay quietly and restfully on her bed, CARRIAGES and other wheel goods. ditions, without exact parallel. There cational to view the numerous notable showing to good advantage her fine terday at $312.50. The latest advices the President at her side, watching in- voice. The guests the evening were from the States did not affect stocks has been no settled policy, no especial works of thought and execution. of tently and hopeful for some sign of re- XMAS CARDS, CALENDARS and But the noblest thing that may be not satisfied and Miss Leighton ap- at all. approved procedure. peared a second time, giving good cognition. The awakening, however, BOOKLETS; new and desirable. viewed and contemplated and studied that The Hawaiian Hardware Company Inspector General Townsend, very old melody "Way down upon the Sua- - has a large display of Christmas goods was not accompanied by any appreci and emulated is perfect character. soon after his appointment to office a nee river," this is so sad a strain as and novelties and invite inspection. able rally. BOOKS for children, young and old; Daniel was depicted as an exemplar. to bring tears to eyes set about searching for men and works all but the of Read "Timely Topics" today. Stylish Papeteries. He with other young men was taken many. The Mariposa brought down two to assist In carrying oat long-cherish- Following is a complete program of Si- - t from Jerusalem a prisoner to Babylon, large dynamos for the Government ideas on the subject of system for the the evening's entertainment: HOT SO FAR AWAY CREPE TISSUE PAPER, including 1,200 miles away. Daniel, as a bright Electric Light Works. They will soon patterns. transmission of English to the varied be the new "Dresden" young man, was selected for the gov- PART." taken to their destination. IN CHICAGO U. S. A. nationalities in the Government schools Hopp & Co. ernment service. His first evidence of Chorus Friendship J. are not behind in the IS THE here. To an educator, or to one who matter of Christmas goods. A large Rumpp's finest LEATHER GOODS faith and steadfastness and honesty School. Greatest Mail Order House In the World. has given the matter any attention it Piano Solo stock of new goods are now being in Purses, Card Cases, Belts and Bags, with himself was refusal to accept food exhibited. Every one invited. will be patent at once that the task From pivertimento in D Major MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY, Dressing, Bicycle and Writing Cases, and wine from the table of the sover Ayau. Orders e expected by any mail for was one to almost appall an individual Hattie lllto 120 Michigan Ae. Blotters, Inkstands, Shaving Fads. eign. He preferred and insisted upon Reading Life of Mozart workmen to proceed with construction THE MOST COM- Etc., with Sundry Novelties in Ryra-lin- e of even medium determination. Mr. of the annex the Bishop Museum. WHO ISSUE the simple diet which had strengthen Louisa Pihi. PREHENSIVE Cush- con- Melody Most of now ready. Baskets and Trays and'Silk Townsend has said that it would ed his fathers. A great temptation was Piano Solo the material is Eva Kinney. Quite delegation GENERAL GATALOGUE ions, Handkerchief Cases, Etc, for tha tribute largely to his measure of offered and overcome. In the incident a of Kauai school satisfaction with his career in Reading Mozart's Musical Works teachers came down on the W. G. Hall, AND Boudoir, together with new Office and is a warning to the proneness of young Anna Kealoha. Sunday for the purpose of .spending Library Stationery Supplies faintly his position if his administration away Don GUIDE. men when from home to forget Piano Solo.. Selection from Juan their Christmas holidays In Honolulu. BUYERS' outline this Season's Supply. could be marked by an effective, work- s, their early training, to readily fall into Manu Mahelona Kailikea, who was convicted before Containing 800 pases lK by U inches), 11.000 ing field. Chorus Hymn 10.000 dependable quotations, and Twenty AAA innovation in this He has the uoing as Romans when in Rome." Judge Stanley of robbing the Mokolii's SPECIAL PU1CBL1STS, deroted to distinctive lines been corresponding on subject School. safe of i?400, was sentenced Saturday of CENERAL MERCHANDISE, tU.: early selections, the for The full demand was made upon the AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, WAO-ON- 3 Wise buyers make PART II. to three years' imprisonment at hard ndCARRUUE3.DRUU3. MEDICINES, SEW-1N- thereby securing choice of stock and some time with Victor Betls, than character of Daniel when he was en- MACHINES, OKOANS, PIANOS, BOOKS on labor, and costs of MATERIALS, avoiding disappointment crowd- whom no man ranks higher today as Violin Solo Court erery subject, PHOTOGRAPHIC and a abled to tell the king of a forgotten CHILDREN'S CARHIAOES. BOOTS and SHOES, of Season. an instructor in languages. (a) Adagio, (b) Ave Verum. In Thrum's Annual for 1883 there is CLOTIUNO, CLOAKS, DRESSES. BICYCLES, ing rush at the last the dream and to interpret the vision. In- an article by Chamber- GROCERIES, HAHOWAllE, CARPETS, DRY de- Victor Betls Is a French scholar who Seymour Hall. the late J. E. GOODS, WALL) PAPER, and BARBERS" SUPPLIES. All orders entrusted to us are stead of taking to himself the credit lain, attorney, on the Peelua, or army Any oneor allot these pobllcationswlll be sent to as explicit possible, to in recent years has spent much time in Vocal Solo postpaid upon application to dwellers in foreign sired be as London and in the United States. He for divination, Daniel declared that (a) Aria, (b) Dehvieni non tardar. worm. The pest had been very de- lands, including our lland Book for Foreign which faithful attention will be given. structive on this Island year. Buyers. Send In your request, Induce your is now at his home in the French capi- personally he bad done nothing, that (c) Ah! Loso. that neighbors, friends and relatives to do so, and learn of our limitless facilities for Oiling orders expe- tal. His travels have all been special he was incapable of doing anything, Miss Haman. A denial from a gentleman in a posi- ditiously at minimum prices. missions for particular work in his Solo Goods Cunaltwl as Represented or Boaey Befuded. that the apparent wonder, was only the Piano tion to know what Is going on diplo- line. M. Betis first came into promi- (a) Menuetto I. (b) Menuetto II. matically is made of the report that Montgomery Ward & Co., thos!g.thrum nence as a master of the art of lan- result of faith and prayer. (c) Allegri. further dealing with Hawaii by Japan guage instruction in the family of Mr. The supreme test to Daniel came Violet Lima. CHICAGO, U.S.A. will be from Washington. This relates AVENUE. Stead, editor of the Review of Reviews. when envious fellow officials secured Reading Anecdotes of Mozart only to immigration matters. Ill to 120 MICHICAN Stationer, Etc. This was a test and the affair was the enactment of a law 'forbidding Nellie Kamana. most carefully prearanged. M. Betis Piano Solo Selected Hollister & Co., corner Fort and undertook by his system to graduate prayer to any but the monarch himself. Calvin, Lampert. Merchant streets, are showing some children into conversational He alone was to be worshipped. Daniel Solo pretty silver smoking sets for holiday OUR REPUTATION three Vocal Selected presents. In six months. The hours per continued to apray as formerly to the Miss Z. E. Leighton. A fresh stock of Havana, NOW Jrench Manila and American cigars, cigarettes, For icalch work wide-sprea- d; Tiay were limited to less than the or- God'of Jerusalm, taking post at his Chorus Spring Song fine is tobaccp, pipes, etc., just received. but im- dinary school periods and the regular window facing his old home. He might School. we wish to vacations arriving during the trial engagement on The of Miss May Bald- press the few who may not FOR were taken. Mr. Stead and several have carried his devotion secretly win, sister of Mrs. SENTENCED TO DEATH. a Weddick of Ewa, yet be in line, with the neces- other gentlemen, as well as a number and quietly, but for his faith he defied to D. B. Murdork, bookkeeper at Ewa of ladies were selected as judges. M. even the inflexible law of the king. For Kapea and Kaio to Pay the Pen- - plantation, is announced. Both parties sity of sending their tcatches prom sf Metis did better than he had this the man of faith and' character alty April 11. are well known on the Islands. Mr. when out of order to us di- -- ised. At the end of the six months r was cast into the den of lions. He was Murdock has been with the plantation rectly; and not alloic ev- CHRISTMAS h t the children were submitted to a semi-publ- ic Kapea and Kaio must hang some for great many years. first to a examination by an extensive saved be of much more service to tinie between S o'clock a. m. and noon ery tinker to ruin the icalch, commission of experts including Eng- the cause of truth and righteousness. Two boxes at the theater, Saturday which, to on April 11, 1S98. Judge Perry so sen- evening were reserved for young after send it us for lish, American and French represen- In conclusion, Rev. Mr. the Pearson yes-t- er proper repairs. tatives. One was made on tenced them in the Circuit Court ladies of the drill and tableaux. The other trial made a strong plea to the youth to morning. prisoners was occupied ground that was likely the child- The exhibited Irwin box by the Presi- the it stand firmly and staunchly and with- no more emotion when sentence was dent and Mrs. Dole, Princess The Cost is alicays more to you, We have received a fine 11ns 4, ren of Mr. Stead were brighter or more Kalulani clever than the ordinary run of young- out yielding against all that was wrong imposed than during their long trial. and Governor Cleghorn, Marshal and after such treatment; ever so of Holiday Goods by the Aus- 31 sters. Several pupils were picked at and impure. There was special music Their counsel, A. G. M. Robertson, Mrs. A. M. Brown and Mrs. Eben Low. much better to send "t objected to the pronouncing of sentence it right tralia. We want you to call random from families that might nat- by the choir, including an anthem. down to us, tee allow urally be supposed to eventually have on the ground that more than 48 hours for and inspect our stock of Cellu- has elapsed since the verdict of guilty GKIGGS' STJCCESSOIS. nothing but perfect work to the junior members instruted in some loid Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, language. Such was the confidence in Circuit Court Notes. was rendered. This delay, he argued, leave our icorkshojp. was occasioned in no way by the de- StntolSenntor F. M. Voorhees Will Be Mirrors, Combs, Brushes and this second effort, which was fully as William H. C. Campbell, guardian of successful as the first, that dur- fendants. Governor of New Jersey. You will be surprised, too, how every description. the Campbell minors has acknowledged His objections were overruled and articles of ing Its progress M. Betis was (N. much be, receipt of property from the estate of he noted an exception. TRENTON, J.), December 7 It cheaper it will and conducting a large class of teachers was setteled an informal how much more who wished to use the new method. Julia H. Campbell. The prisoners were told to stand and at conference satisfactory ooo Judge Perry "You, Ka- majority Such inducements were offered the Judge Perry has found for Henry said to them: of the of Republican State to you. Frenchman he traveled to New pea, have been convicted by a jury of Senators today that Senator Foster M. Baldwin's Popnlar Perfumes, that Congdon the full amount claimed by your countrymen York and Boston and taught his sys- of the crime of mur- Voorhees should be elected President of Watches are securely packed in him in his suit against F. I. Cutter. der in the first degree, one of the most tem of teaching to teachers until he the Senate when the Legislature con- wooden boxes, ana returned Every lady appreciates, most was forced by failing health to take Judgment of one dollar has been dreadful crimes which can be commit- you, venes. This will make Senator Voor- in the safest possible manner. an extended vacation. awarded by Judge Perry to J. Andree ted by a human being; and Kaio, men as well, a nice article of have been convicted by a jury of your hees acting Governor when Governor So enthusiastic is Mr. Townsend over in his suit against W. H. Hoogs. Perfumery. We have all of countrymen of the offense of being an Griggs resigns to take the position of the Betis plan that every effort will In the bill for partition brought by accessory before the fact to the crime Baldwin's Specialties which be made to have given a trial for Attorney General In President McKin-ley- 's it Mark P. Robinson, et al., against Caro- of murder in the first degree. Tour . the schools of Hawaii. Mr. Townsend regards, and I think Cabinet to succeed McKenna. It H.F.WICHMAN are simply par excellence. says line J. Robinson, Judge Stanley yester- offense our law he will be pleased if the method properly so from a moral point of view, is agreed on all sides that Senator Lalla Roohk, Qneen Bess, Snow will accomplish here in two years day appointed Henry Smith, commis- BOX 342. . as equally dreadful as the crime com- Voorhees will be elected without oppo- what it has elsewhere done in sioner to make partition of the prop- by Kapea. now my duty Bells and Olive Blossom, are- Idea, ap- mitted It is sition. six months. The of local erty under dispute provided such can to impose on each of you the terrible as fine as made. plication is of , course to equip 1 be made without prejudice to either sentence which the Legislature has the teachers who often from term to prescribed." Framing a Measure. term and day to day face scholars that party. OOO WASHINGTON, December 8. The know not a single word or sentence of Judge Perry has decided that Hee English is course lan- A New Teacher. House Commltte on Banking and Cur- English. of the Kin, et al., are entitled to the amount Latest guage of the schools. The teachers here A teacher lately placed in one of the rency, which has the shaping of a con ielliR. against the Oahu Lum- T mWJfct. din's do the best they can and the results of their claim prominent schools of the city sent to a siderable portion of the financial legis iri highly Building Company, $1,786.48 man report son c are often to be commended. ber and business the that a lation before the House, held its first These goods are new and The difficulties they wrest with are of the down town citizen was misbe- and flll.65 interest meeting this morning and outlined its are popular and fancy. Ca1! heavy and discouraging and as indi- J. Paakaula, defendant in a suit having and would have to change his cated has been no uniformity in ways. The father replied that he sup- general plan of action. In view of Sec- take a look there asked and at them. We the tremendous task of imbedding the brought by J. W. Leiloho, has posed a teacher has as part of his duty retary Gage's recommendation of a judg- want you to see the line before 1 English. Mr. Townsend has one quite that plaintiff's motion to arrest the maintenance of discipline and that comprehensive revision of currency and encouraging from M. Betis in as for himself he had troubles of his making your purchases letter ment be denied. banking affairs a resolution was adopt- for regard to adaptation of the psycholo- own, but that at home his boy gave gifts. language teaching for him no annoyance by his ed inviting the Secretary to embody his Christmas gical method of PNEUMONIA. conduct the Normal and Summer schools of HOW TO PREVENT whosedaughterwas report- views in a bill. The committee was OOO ed as unruly responded was this country and there will be further year cold Is that she informed that the Secretary was now expresses him- At this time of the a surprised, young lady negotiations. M. Betis very easily contracted, and if left to not at all as the at work on a measure and that It would self as delighted with what seems to was always very quiet and very obe- run its course without the aid of some be available for the committee In about be an opportunity to extend his work la grippe, we have never yet learned dient at home. distant field. If anything like re- a week. MUM. to this reliable cough medicine is liable to in We import these goods direct the success that seems to be promised sult In that dread disease, pneumonia. The Marksmen. achieved the new step will be from manufacturers can be We know of no better remedy to cure Only four men for medals or the and la almost a revolution in educational shot winn cold Chamberlain's a cough or than the Absolute!? true and perfect. style and price can satisfy work in the Islands. ' Cough Remedy. We have used It quite bars at Kakaako butts yesterday. Plays your own selection of tunes. extensively and It has always given en- Max Hirschman of F. Co., was the first WASHBURN Over 1,000 tunes to select from. you. Japanese Missions. tire satisfaction Olagah, Ind. Tex. and only one of the day to get above GUITARS AND MANDOLINS THE BEST HDSiC BOX HADE. OOO M. Hyde spoke at Central Chief. 35. He made 38. Gus Rose, lieutenant They bare no equals. Made Rev. C. This is the only remedy that is by Lion k Ilealy.CntcagaU 4 91 In of Co. G, took another round B.A.wno will be pleased to yours yo Union last evening on Missions known to be a certain preventive of at the send beautiful catalogue, We have just received a new Invoice Our time Is when Mr. Hyde has lately visited pneumonia. Among the many thou- new target and made a possible. He containing portrait of 10) of the several styles. Write for Cata- stors. Japan. artists, post free Write for logue and prices. visit our country and made a close study of sands who have used it for colds and had made 49 on Saturday, The arti- It. Ask jour local music that never yet learned L dealer for Lyon & Healy'a work. He reaches la grippe, we have cle in the Advertiser yesterday on the Guitars. Mandolins, Banjos. the Christianizing of a single case having resulted In Band and Orchestra instru quite neces- new target from United States ment. They are the best the conclusion that it is pneumonia. Persons "who have weak the made and sell at the most m with reason to fear an adopted by Sergeant Elvln mili- reasonable prices. The Ken-ni- ne sary to supplant Buddhism the lungs or have attack at the are- - plainly branded. Wall, HicMs Company speaker had a.large con- of pneumonia, should keep the remedy tary and sharpshooter ranges served LYON & HEAL.Y. GospeL The sale by all druggists and Manufacturers of IDOOB) Mu- IB. given closest at hand. For to attract a hundred or more riflemen sical Instruments a year. gregation and was the dealers, Benson, Smith and Co., agents i7 CHICACO. U. 8. A. SOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAI- m attention. for Hawaiian Islands, to the butts yesterday for a look. IAN ISLANDS. 1IRH 'mps'iL ungues"-1-1- - nnaFynnpw"- "Pw"ifpPWipipwppPpPP

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1897. SEMI-WEEK- LY t , 1 DEC 19, 1897. l GHAPELDEDICAIED DEDICATED ON SUNDAY, USEFUL MactfeldMo.

Are just in receipt of large Importa- tions by their iron barks "Paul AND Isenberg" and "J. G. Pfluper" si KiiultMa's I from Europe and by a num- If ber of vessels from America, consisting WffsMp. of a large and Ik: i IEAUT1FUL Complete Assortment

KEYS GIVEN TO THE TRUSTEES DRYlOODS 10 COMFORTABLE. Address toy S. M. Damon for the W II Such as Prints. Ginghams, Cottons, enor Prayers and Music Sheetings, Denims, Tickings, Re- - gattas, Drills, Mosquito Net- fc- Rev. Parker. ting, Curtains. Lawns. The public is invited to Inspect our newly-arrive- d stock of A FINE SELECTION OF Ai tha. Serrfcee the Chapel tke sdrtters Dress Goods, Zephyrs, Etc.,. the whale ay of M IX TUB IATEST STYLES. t cwr. ax uie ws eaa A splendid line of Flannels, Black and may Colored Merinos and Cashmeres, of the tnxsrjA. "at the brtittd sweets. t From which be selected: Satins, Velvets, Plushes,; oiSriais eaMweted the Crapes, Etc. ntk XEW DESIGNS. of Edwatfam. aad a few repre-- I Ka-:ca- WELL SEASONED "WOODS. muitfi.- - RLvaUHH. the Piinctfe r Hariri. Mrs. Coney FINISHED AND ARTISTIC Tailors' Goods. " tv S. .:iL Mrs- - T. H. Poster. WORKMANSHIP. Mrv Geprer Betklc?. Mrs. C. A. 3rowa A TCXI. ASSORTMENT.

K--i. Silesias, Sleeve Linings, Stiff Linen. Italian Cloth, Moleskins, Meltons, Serge, Is? Oa thr platlana were the Tntsteee ' NOVELTIES IN Kammcarns, Etc. ad Principals f the Kawebasieha Prafesear Alexander. Presi-- KAMEHAMEHA CHAPEL, i Clothing, lawactar GhhoI H. S. Cheffoniers, Underwear, Shawls, who structure, dedicated on and is to have a handsome and ble structures erected and maintained Twm id. and tiw erryaBea This beautifnl out Blankets. Quilts, Towels, Table Covers, so lake part am the exareises. Sunday the 19th (Founder's Day) Is a costly pipe organ. From its pulpit will for the education of Hawalians. At Rattan and Wicker Furniture, Napkins, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hos- t, iery, ecorat-- gift from Hon. Chas. R. Bishop to come pleas and counsels for the Holy the dedication there was an invoca-Wrl- Dining Room Sets, Hats, Umbrellas, Rugs and mKCateMRr the Carpets, Ribbons, Laces and wttk tera aad actors. Is the organ Kamehameha school. The building for its precepts and advice. There tion by Rev. C. M? Hyde and a sermon Bookcases, Writing Desks, Embroideries, Cutlery, Per- cost about JS0.000, is of native stone, will be no denominational preaching, by Rev. H. H. Parker. S. M. Damon fumery, Soaps, Etc. tof ware draped flags, for Parlor, Dining Room and Veranda :b ( the saasmfaetar- - beautifully finished within and with .This is one of a large group of nota-- gave the keys of Trustee J. 0. Carter. dh Chairs. c fanfefc the pipes, the A Large Rugs, Window Shades. Yariety of Saddles, sot yt bees eertpietad. to convey to Mr. Bishop the thanks of out yesterday on an unusutly elabor- Entries: S. Kalua, W. Punohu, K. Mr. Wtay Taylor Trustees, the teachers and the ate scale. The students of the school Oana, B. Wright and X Naiwi of Ka- Vienna and Iron Garden Furniture, has the Kechstein & ftkccir gift. ropes floral pieces, mehameha. Won by 25 sec- Seiler Pianos, Iron oaoenw-- d to arrange far a pab-b- r pupils for his second carried fern and Kalua in Bedsteads, Etc., bafir second Portable Silver and . China Etc. The sermon was preached by Rev. while the girls of the seminary brought onds with Punohu and Oana American and European Groceries, Liq- arfsaa rotaJ pastor of flowers and arranged the offerings. third. uors, Beers and Mineral Cfeap-- H. H. Parker, Kawaiahao Waters, Thenar vu beaattfaL aad the " Church of which Mrs. Bishop was a The annual Kamehameha dinner Four hundred and forty yards run Closets. Oils and Paints, Caustic ral Soda, Sugar, Rice tasted . ioreitea a geai of loved and honored member. Follow- will be given at 3 this afternoon and Entries: G. H. De La Vergne of the and ? evening will Y. M. C. A.; C. Baker, L. iwac-- with all the appoint-sa- x ing this was the prayer of dedication, this there be a musicale. Makanani and Triple Mirrors; a requisite for a Sail Twine and Wrapping assembly B. Wright of Kamehameha. Won by Twine, Wrap wicdcir eeata. eteetrolters and by Rev. Dr. Hyde, the whole lady's dressing table. 1iuk iuci, uunaps, ruier-pres- s rising and joining in this act of con- De La Vergne in 1 minute flat with Cloth, Roofing cilates. Square irpecc ia t:img banaoay of color. Baker second and Makanani third. and Arch Firebricks, 1 l secration. T.llhrtpjliinc. prpoiia; tib: of poMen hrwn. The H. dedicatory ser- BIG DAY De La Vergne was second man from ftronea i Rev. H. Parker's FIELD Sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead, Plain' St Lfc- - aad tecTilaiiaa are perfect, and mon was worthy of the occasion, and the start until he came to the top of Galvanized the gradual slope from gate. Ladies or gentlemen will find some-thin- g "im lueai anu au Desij, uaivanized Lb-- aeanadr properties all that coald be couched in that felicitous diction, of the Then Corrugated Iron, Steel Rails he made a spurt and gained quite a cesawd. Meanorla Windows in which too little is heard from one of useful and beautiful (18 and 20), Railroad Ti his special ability in the use of clear, lead, keeping it to the end. Bolts, Spikes and Treat aad rear has bees designed forcible, and rhythmical English. Kamehameha and Y. M. Eight hundred and eighty yards AT Fishplates, tnta aaaenr taste, aad the symbols Railroad Steel Sleepers, run Entries: P. Travens of the Y. M. Mftrtpt Hiot-pf- A of Craat aa BiMe aad Palea most The sermon by Rev. H. H. Parker namlinlinB rnl. upon 7:24-2- 8. C. A. in Competition. C. A.; W. Punohu, T. PIckard, D. Kaloi Also, Hawaiian Sugar as is the lettering of the was the text from Matt. o o and Rice: Golden "Every one therefore, which heareth and X Davidson of Kamehameha. Won uate, uiautuuu, operry s, .uercnant s ip Meatorial ChapeL" 1-- Tiif. Till and by Kaloi in 2:26 5 with Davidson sec- and El Dorado Flour. Salmon, The was both from the these words of mine doeth them Corned ahtrinr foe. likened unto a wise man which ond and Travens third. Beef. Etc. whale aasombir scfcoUra. and from shall be V f upon rock, Long: List of Events and Many En- One The trataed cbatr aader the leadership built his house the etc" hundred yards low hurdles & Entries: C. Willis of Y. M. C. A.; J. HOPP CO. For Sale on of Mia Chmr- - Her. E. S. Tlmoteo, Mr. Parker said in substance, that triesSchool Lads Pile up the the the Host Liberal Terms and at words were climax of S. Kalua, D. Harbottle, X Cockett and of Chart offered the these the the Points to a Winning- Score. the Lowest Prices by prayerFaiiof fenaratJan,, ia the Hawaiian sermon on the mount. The sweet and F. Cockett of Kamehameha. Won by 1-- 5 Leading Furniture Dealers. ianeaae. Rev. O. P. Eaerson led the wholesome life could not exist with the Harbottle in 14 seconds with X readiaf; of Psalm 121. Rev. poisoned life. Here was contrasted the Cockett a close second and Kalua, H. HACKFELD & CO. third. KING AND BETHEL STREETS. O H Gabcs read the Scripture lesson religion of a pure heart with the con- Founder's Day Field Day at Kameha- asd Sec Jots Leadiaghaa pronounced duct that is superficial and temporary. Throwing hammer En- Jesus declared himself to be the world's meha was an occasion upon which per- tries: C. H. Tracy of the T. M. C. A.; Yioe-Presid- Burgess, A. Gandall, D. Harbottle, f Rer Dr. H.e. ent of the great Master, and he laid down the haps a thousand people turned out to J Metropolitan E P BWaop Trasxeee awf Secretary rale that religion is not a profession, see the sport between competing teams D. Kapunlai, D. Kaloi, W. Nahale and -- c life, obeys S. Kekahuna of Kamehameha, H. Ma- c R-- Bishop Trast. conduct--- nor a creed but a that the from the Y. M. C. A. and Kameha- 1C law. This teaching was new and haulu, X Nahale, A. Manase, X Smith tbe emrisea. aad before the formal meha School. The Hawaiian band sta- of the beys, said: "When strange to the people, and they were and J. Mahoe. DETROIT Meat Company ;i : Mr Beratae Paeahi Bishop, astonished. He came into the world to tioned under a tree near by, did much 'Running high jump Entries: H. E. passed traac the coatatop, of saints reveal the law, and declare man's Im to make the afternoon the success it Coleman of the Y. M. C. A.; F. Cockett, mortality, way living X Mahoe and C. Paehaole of Kameha- at earth and the circles of loving and the of that proved to be. It is to be regretted Ho. 607 KIHG ST. join the Choir invisible would put all men beyond the vicissi- that there was not a better showing meha. Won by Mahoe with a record of a 5 4 second and ii-- - it was fouad that she had made tudes of the world. Every one was a of athletes from the Y. M. C. A. but feet inches, Paehaole HONOLULU, H. I. own Every act Coleman third. . JEWEL that aB the laaded estate, builder of his future. that of course could not be helped. caaae to ber as the sole sarvivor entered into the structure. When trial They were far outnumbered by the Running broad jump Entries: C. :l: Kaa-tatBeb- Y. M. C. o tbe a faaafly. sboold be came, it would be shown what Its nat- boys from Kamehameha who won the Willis of the A.; J. Burgess, -- D. T. D. ipi oprimt to boiM. eoaip, aad main-j- k ure was, whether upon a rock or upon day with a walk over. D. Harbottle, Kaloi, PIckard, STOVES t a echao for boys aad a school for the sand. Man tilled the soil and Following is a list of events with the Kapunlai, W. Nahale, S. Kekahuna of '- planted seed, was powerless to Kamehameha. Won by Nahale with fr-'--i - he ksoax as the Kamehameba but he winners as well as remarks on points Shipping and Family Stoola. Si &aad five trustees to make it grow. In the air, and iain in connection therewith: PIckard, second. Willis made the best i.cn- - th.' tesamentary provision. were the mysterious substances which One hundred yards dash Entries: jump but his take-of- f was not allowed We are celebrating the Tt tufband. eharisg in the made it sprout and grow and jield H. E. Coleman of the Y. M. C. A.: W. by the judges. Just at this time, Wil- ?;. -.--. and rurpoe of Us estisaabte fruit This was the work of God in Punohu, S. Kalua, K. Oana, J. Naiwi lis hurt his ankle so that he was unable successful introduction of Butchers. ' si9p!sec:ed her request by the plant. It was so also in the human and J. Cockett of Kamehameha. Won to do further work. -r- Stoves and Ranges perac.r. pfts and as the resell heart. They are wise who build on by W. Punohu in 11 seconds with Ka- There were ten events in all, with a "Jewel" todi' -- fc.s series of noble boild-- the rock, because all things are tran- lua second and Coleman third. This possible SO points to be won, allowing by giving purchasers out of :r-- co ar:rib'r adapted for educa--.---- l1 sitory. Our desires are not satisfied. was a close race, particularly between five for first, two for second and one NAYY CONTRACTORS. acer acd this large asseaUy of Xatnre gives us nothing that is per- the first and second men. for third. Kamehameha secured 60 Honolulu a special benefit of -- manent. The beautiful fades away. hurdles-Entr- and the Y. M. C. A., 20 points. - .teana tros: h Mannal. Preoaratory One hundred yards high ies: a Freight Rebate per r- - Gnte In 1SS5, Mr. Bish All is only a passing glory. So also in D. Harbottle, F. Cockett, J. of 10 ; po: 9M . -u the haads of these art. The hand of Time destroys the Cockett and S. Kalua of Kamehameha. cent, off the regular price of 1 Troate a differeat organi-sa-v finest work of the sculptor. The oldest f rder The Y. M. C. A. was to have been rep G. to - est far varioas edoca- - civilizations are dark and stained with resented by Chris. Willis but he did Weakensd Vitality all our stoves: In addition J. WALLER, Manager. '- cruelty. Modern joal aad -' table uses. Oae of the civilization is under not arrive in time. Event won by i-- v to which you get tmau ": i- - foltlled has been the the light which came Into the world Harbottle in 15 seconds with J. Cockett the usual a: t Chapet The Trastees with Christ. Greece worked beauty second and F. Cockett third. r; cent, - per cash discount. k- ac tfzie .r. eecariBg plans from into the splendid Parian marble, but Putting lfi'pound shot Entries: J. -- z- Highest Market paid Messrs. Ripley and left out the law of God, and of love.' Burgess, J. Hanuna, H. Mahaulu, A. Our complete stock of r;o Rates for ri: - i Hides, Skins and Tallow. I i.ey t'ri- the careful supervision The Romans created fine superstruc- Vanase and S. Kekahuna of Kameha- Eead AVer's Sarsaparilla did Mr banding tures, but they did not proclaim libsr-t- y what stoves; ranging in price from o' Match, the has meha. The Y. M. C. A. had three en- well-kno- Purveyors to Oceanic TOt -- for the Bev. Z. P. "Wilds, a and Pacific "we ereei-K- he material ased being and virtue. The grandest monu- tries but none of the men turned up. $1 1 to $72 with another Mail Steamship Companies. 1 city missionary in New York 150 tt ah: at r Nasalt. quarried from the ment of time, is Christianity. It is Event won by Manase with of a rec- ajjmatrt.-- t Kdos. Today, celebrated unique aDd matchless. The process of ord of 36 feet, 3 inches. Burgess sec- and brother of the late eminent now on the way, comprises ' FVmatatr Day. aaaiversary the ages adds to its greatness. gives i the of It ond and Mahaulu third. Judge "Wilds: CANADIAN W-- hope, PACIFIC AT k Btatac; f birth, we axe met to and the way to a clearer and Fifty yards dash Entries: X Nai- the following: RAIL! higher "I was for many years a sufferer AZxx& tne iaading to its sacred life. Without it, we should be wi, C. Baker, D. Kapunlai and K. Oa- like the from boils and other eruptions of a The Famoss Tourist Route of tbe World. animals. The Hawaiians need na of Kamehameha. Won by Naiwi In MERIT JEWEL RANGE. Hob S-- V. DeaMto. acting for Hon. this Christian life, to save their own 1-- like nature, caused by the impover- 6 5 seconds. Baker second and Ka-- la Cueet!oa with Use Ctnaaba-ABstriUc- a c R. land and their civilization. young ished state of my blood. My appe- 1 size, styles, with Water Coil. Btaha. thea delivered the keys, The puniai, third. Naiwi got a good start 4 Steamship Use-Ticke- Are Issaed -- men and of ied with the Kaatebar&eca colors, to maidens the Kamehameha and came in ahead by quite a lead. tite was poor and my system a good Schools now O Iks S. O. Carter, repreeentting the B. should have the deepest Pole vault Entries: C. Willis and H. deal run down. Knowing the value To All Points k ih MM States ul P TWahnf Traatees. In making this conviction of the obligations resting Waterhouse of the Y. M. C. D. Yo-- of Ayer"s Sarsaparilla, by observa- range. on them and all, to A.; Empire Jewel Canada, via Victoria aM preata. Mr Daaioa said: "We all the earlier and well, C. Baker, and X Mahoe of Ka of the good had done to tion it others, 1 size, 3 styles, Water Coil: - ntast fed 4eea regret today that Mr. worthier hands that have prepared the menamena. won oy Willis with a with Vancomar. way great began taking My 1 size. 1 style, or Basboa haa&etf cannot be present to for achievements. The duty record of 9 9 sec- I it with without Water upon preserve feet, inches. Towel!, Coll. share with a In the gladness of this is all to the civilization ond and Waterhouse, third. This was hoar Thie beautiful building speaks planted here, and transmit it to those perhaps the most interesting Appetite Improved O B6UTAIN RESORT: who coming. event of far hiau aad bespeaks from every are We all have a trust the afternoon from the CITY JEWEL RANGE. to discharge. fact that there almost from dose ; my Banff, Glacier, Mount Stephen etadeat tat these Kaaehameha Schools Skill without industry was such close competition between the first then lave for hcc. whose family is worthless. People without moral general health improved, and now it 2 sizes, 3 styles with or without Water and Fraser ratful Willis and Towell, the latter compara- " Coil, and with or without Hot Water Canon. can is aat anty associated with the character have no standing. The youth tively a boy with making is excellent. I feel a hundred per - get part but the in Reservoir. .ctorajai resowa of the first of Ha- who their in life in these him of a fine pole vaulter. Waterhouse cent stronger, and I attribute this sovereign, bat perpetuated schools should ever remember the debt theT.M.C.A-di- O uai of d excellently consid- result to Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which Liseof Steams frMTueMYM ;i-p- a of gratitude they owe Eipss these seaooU to the latest to the noble ering the Tact that he had only WELCOME JEWEL STOVE. E been in recommend with all confidence y"-5J- woman an- I as of the Hawaiian people. who founded them. On this training for space Tickets to AH Points la Jaaa, Chtaa, ! niversary we do the short of a week. thex best blood medicine ever 2 sizes, with or without Reservoir. And C as we may reasonably sqp- - of her birth, not honor However, he and others dropped aad AroBsd tk World. her, so much as we glorify God the devised." pojf ftma the abodes of blessedness who out when the cross stick got up in the bene-Tarto- rs gave purpose O itve. the glorified spirits of the to her the heart and the vicinity of 9 feet and For all disorders resulting from For tfefces aad testral hfermtfea owty tt to do the work for living and left Willis and of aaakiad looks down with the those Yowell alone in the competition. The poor or corrupted blood and general modern Jewel stove. on . .- .- ,..,. .,. ura-i-), THEO.H.DAVIES&CO.,IJ., err taereaslsz interest the fruitace .. JVJm vaulting had been quite exhausting debility, sizes, a11 unseen worsnipper? take 3 with or without Reservoir. of thear swrks of charity and gifts of There is and Yowell showed his inability to hold Agents Canadian-AustraHa- n S.S. farce, "need for men and women as tsfco aa aaabt that there is added workers. out very much beyond 9 feet, 3 Inches. O Canadian Pacific Railway. Jot 1b heaves over this crowning ccn- - There should be no delay. Let us see Willis was vaulting beautifully that no son or daughter of and Mesquite f Mrs. Btahop's thoughtful Hawaii showed himself to be in winning form. AYER'S Jewel Stove. r4l lor the education of Hawai drifts back Into the darkness, which we When 9 2 sizes: No. and No. 8, have quitted. the stick reached feet 3 inches 7 ian poath. With tender memories of Yowell made desperate attempts to lady, get that aoMe in the name of the This brief synopsis of the admirable over but could not in the number of Sesecsae dossr. and in his behalf, I and effective sermon gives an Idea of trials allowed by the rule. Willis Sarsaparilla preeestte the Trustees of the Kameha-neiaSaboo- ts the strength of the telling and appro- thereupon did a very graceful thing and these keys of this Bish-c- p priate address of one who has done so gave Yowell another trial. The little MesetJaS ChapeL" much for the church in Hawaii and for fellow tried it but failed to get over. AYER'S FILLS CURE BILIOUSNESS, Han. X O. Carter en behalf of the Hawaiians. Willis did not try for a record and let W. W. DIHOND & CO. Trustees ef the B. P. Bishop Estate, The custoa of decorating the grave 9 feet, 9 inches stand. HOLLISTEB DRDG COMPAHY, LIHTED, accepted the trast. wishing Mr, Damon of Bernice Fauahl Bishop was carried Two hundred and twenty yards dash IA.GKNTS. HONOLULU, 'AT THE GAZETTE OFFICE. ww innft '"f'livuftgfT wpBiff

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1S97. SEMI-WEEK- LY

normal equilibrium ol form and func- insurance NEW SCHOOL HERE tion In health and strength. x The theory of Osteopathy may be New Goods briefly stated in the single word "ob- TheoXDaTiesACo.Ji. struction." Those who believe in the system are of conviction FOR the.fixed that -- AGENTS physical derangements are due to ob- FOR- Hoiifllnln People Have Wlo Triefl struction laming or impairing the or- FIRE, LIFE afld MARIRE I gans. RED These obstructions are treated by manipulation or massage. Major INSURANCE. operations when required are entrust- ed to selected surgeons. It is found Warm that obstructions very often are at a considerable distance from the seat of NortiernAssurMceOl A SCIENCE OF HEALING" trouble. .Hence local treatment is the LIFE. exepetion rather than the rule. ROUGH Of Uafeft to FIRE ! "What the future of this new school Weather EstaMtefeei 183. may be none can essay to foretell. It is attracting not a attention and AccBMkte Frufa, 3,75.M Local 'Abandoned-Orig- in little Treatment for that reason is worth explaining. While in San Francisco we and Growth of the System. made extensive purchases of IRITIS ANt FeREKH Obstruction Is Its Theory. Coffee Literature. new goods suitable for warm Rev. C. M. Hyde sent to London for Itching, scaly, bleeding palms, shapeless nails, weather and we secured MARIME IKSURAKCI CI., Li, on coffee ad- works and coffee culture, them at low prices. Some of MARIRf. Osteopathy is a new "system, meth- dressing several firms known all over and painful finger ends, pimples, blackheads, Of LiYtrp$l Hr these lines have already ar- od or science of healing" that is likely the world in the trade. The only satis- oily, motliy skin, dry, thin, and falling hair, itch- offering Capital - - 1,060,0 to attain a foothold, if not permanent factory reply was from one house which rived and we are prominence said that the best work extant on coffee ing, scaly scalps, all yield quickly to warm baths them at prices which should in Honolulu. Very little Re&Ktfe f Rate. V indeed is blown, of it here now. Such culture had recently been Issued by the with Cu-ticu-ra win your patronage to us if with Cuticura Soap, and gentle anointings CfehM. knowledge on the subject as obtains Hawaiian Government. This reference we have not already had it. kHMilate PayKit ef locally held by score of was to the Foreign Office greatest of emollient skin cures. r-- is less than a book of facts (ointment), people. In the States the new treat- containing the coffee contribution from IJBUMIK'SKU.W, ment has been spoken of and written the pen of Jos. Marsden, about quite extensively. It has Its Commissioner Fancy Swiss, college established by the founder of of Agriculture. MBliMHMieGl the system and still conducted by this Organdies Torn. FnsDS at 31st Deouibi. K96, discoverer and leader. It has its in- Sugar evs. 12,054,532. firmary or sanitarium patronized by CADltal-X3.00O.- d The correspondents of Castle & 1. Anthnrlied 00O i. people of excellent social standing and AND Gn h.tAl . 2.7S0.00O Cooke wrote by the Mariposa that there Paid nn Cacital 6STJIW 0 0 certainly of ample means. Osteopathy l 1M.aTiin(1i in- had been one of 11.000 bags raw, already has its literature, which sale (uticura S Llf e and Annuity Fundi. 9.60M8S 28 cludes a monthly magazine, well writ- 95 at 3 and 12,000 bags at 3 15-1- 6 and 12.3M,5SI U 8 ten and handsomely printed. 15-1- : & Muslin Dress 2.200 tons of Java at 3 6. Granu- Is sold throughout the world. British depot F. Newbert Rexenne Fire Branch 1,577,033 17 3 Prof. John R. lusick, the historian Boston, Kereane Life and Annuity lated was unchanged. Stock had drop- Soxs, London. Potter D. axd C. Corp., Solo Props., 1.401,307 B 11 and novel writer was the first to tell " Goods Branches in Hawaii of Osteopathy. This was ped on account of manipulation of U. S. A. j How to Produce Soft White Hands," post free. JK.93I.K6 7 3 when was in the Islands a few traders anticipating ratification of the he Instantly relieved by The .Accumulated Funds of the Fire and life years ago gathering material for a his- treaty of annexation by the United From io cents to 30 cents Departments are free from liability In repct ITCHING HUMOURS REMEDIES. of each other. tory of the group to be put out by States Senate. CUTICqRA per yard. Never sold here Funk & Wagnalls, the Standard Dic- tionary owners. Professor Musick before at less than 25 per ED. HOPFSCHLAEGER & CO., mentioned the treatment to a number Snow on Hualah:i. cent, above this. Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. of people and was the cause of a brief The passengers who came on the test of it by Geo. P. Castle. Mr. Castle Manna Loa from Kona and Kau last mum ft, was the sanitarium but three weeks iii at evening tell of a remarkable sight wit- and found that he was benefitted by The undersigned having been appoint stay. nessed on Thursday morning. This Anna? Wi his Later Mr. J. B. Atherton Have company are prepare El agents of the above looked into the new method, with the was nothing less than the top of Mount m to insure rislts aeainst fire on Stone zp Or would you prefer to have a MANILA an-- result that Mrs. Atherton and daughter Hualalai covered with snow for a great Brick Buildings i on Merchant spent several months in the care of the distance. Snow has not been seen on or dise stored therein on the most favora&te practitioners Kirksville, Mo., the AMERICAN CIGAR? The only garment terms. For particulars apply at tht at Hualalai for many years. which oe headquarters of Osteopathy. Miss Ath This is the season when" the heart of the form and bfF. V SCHAEFER & CO., Agwto. erton lately returned to the Islands keeps the perfect .Made remem- Ceaer. lawwaste Csasuy fr Sex, Wvw aai with her mother and is much improved Connecticut Happy. smoker is made glad by tangible th health as nature ordain Lasi Trsnssort of Brtsdea. in health. The Hartford Courant repulishes en brance in a box of ' ed. These waists are now Having established an agency at HonM When Mrs. and Miss Atherton re tire an editorial published in this paper worn" by many of (ulu and.the Hawaiian Islands the undrj turned to Honolulu, they were accom on November 12 and seems pleased the best signed General Agents are authorized m panied by Dr. Geo. W. Tull, a graduate with the statements made and senti- : dressed ladies of Honolulu. take risks against the dangers of the sea of the American School of Osteopathy. ments therein put forth. The article Cigars Marseilles spreads, new t the most reasonable rates and o tin This gentleman will remain here in the pointed out the close and lasting rela- Choice most. lavorame terms. family of Mr. Atherton for six months. tions which had been established be- raV design, from $2.0 to $12. F. A. SCHAEFER k CO., Dr. Tull comes well recommended and tween the Islands and the State of Con- New linings for organdies Agents fo.he Hawaiian Islam)) has so far made a good impression. necticut by Yale and several other con- We have for this Holiday Season- - He is loth to talk for publication of nections. just received. his school. He says there has been GHHinigiflRiii, suspicion of it on account of its new- liana's Church. OF BERLIN. ness and that violent opposition is met ev Elegant Silver Smoking Sets. Quite a number of natives of Kona, JK among professional men. for one reason COBM and another. Of course the usual hu- landed at Lahaina on the last trip of (NEW DESIGNS: EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP.) lEMers&Co. man motives operate in this controver- the Manna Loa, and will go from there OF BERLIN. sy and of course is common there the on the Wilder S. S. Co.'s excursion, All for men who Smoke. condemnation made thoughtlessly. FORT STREET. The above Insurance Companl tori leaving here tomorrow for Hana. However, Osteopathy, having been re- At tstabllshed a General Agency ban, and tfe Govern-.men- ts Hana cognized by five States by the a church is to be dedicated and a undersigned, General Agents, are author and by gxea.t numbers of respon- Sunday school convention held. Two Ized fo take risks against the dangers of sible people, is not to be thrust aside special trains will be run from Wailu- - & CO easily. any event must or HOLLISTER the seas at the most reasonable rates aa4 In it stand ku to connect with fall upon its worth. the excursion boat on tht most favorable terms. There has been raised the question F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.. GaJ. Agta. of the right to practice the new cure A WOMAN'S DISTRESS. Tobacconists.Sts. method under the Hawaiian Statutes. Corner Fort and Merchant Xo attempt will be made to disregard A Woman In Terrible Acony Because of or evade the law. The system is here 2enraldc Pains Her Jaws Became G. K. WILCOX, President. J. F. HACKFELD. Vice President. -. E. SUHK, Secretary and Treasurer. T. MAY, Auditor. liked by some reputable and respon- FirmlyttSet Doctors Unable to Be slbte citizens. Xo medicines are used. lieve Her. The greatest care is exercised in mak ing diagnoses. The practitioner must From the Watchman, Columbia, La. Guano ana Co. have a most thorough and ready edu- Mrs. Fielding, of Columbia, Louisi Pacific Fertilizer cation in anatomy and physiology. He ana, is the wife of a prominent attor- LI FENFIRE mast be able to undertake minor sur- ney of tha. city. A reporter recently POST OFFICE BOX 484 MUTUAL TELEPHONE 467 gery. At first physicians of the older understood that Mrs. Fielding had schools were not admitted as students, been cured of a severe case of neural-g- a but lately they have been accepted. of the heart and stomach in an al- From the catalogue it is learned that most miraculous- - manner, and thinking We Are Prepared to Fill All Orders for INI! the course of two years is as follows: this case would make a good article of First Term. General Descriptive news, called on Mrs. Fielding. She Syndes- related story II Anatomy, Including Osteology, her in the following mology, Myology, Angiology and Xeu-rolog- y; words: "I have been a sufferer from AGENTS FOR. Histology, including the de- neuralgia of the heart and stomach for Artificial scription and recognition of the normal many years, originally brought on by tissues of the body; the Principles of exposure. It is just ten years ago KiEKWiiHHiieinKiCi A Model Chemistry and Physiological Physics. since I first experienced neuralgia Plant Is not complete with- OF BOSTON. Second Term. General Descriptive twingings in my head and stomach, out Electric Power, thus dispensing Anatomy of the Viscera and organs of which were eo severe that my screams Fertilizers. with small engines. special sense; Practical Anatomy, with could be heard for blocks. Morphine EtBQ Hie demonstrations on the cadaver; Analy- was the only thing that would give ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND: Why not generate your power from IBM Gown one One gener- tical and Physiological Chemistry; me any relief. These attacks came PACIFIC GUANO, POTASH, SULPHATE OF AMMONIA, CENTRAL Station? OF HARTFORD. Physiology; Symptomatology and Phy frequently and usually lasted about ator can furnish power to your Pump, NITEATE OF SODA, CALCINED FERTILIZER, Centrifugals, Elevators, Plows, Rail- sical diagnosis; Hygiene and Dietetics; two or three days. SALTS, ETC., ETC., ETC. my ways and Hoists; also, furnish light Principles of Osteopathy. "I could not walk and at times Epecial attention given to analysis of soils bv oar agricultural chemist. power Third and Region jaws became so firmly they and for a radius of from 15 to mMmmmmm Term. Practical set that All goods are GUARANTEED in every respect. 20 OF HAMBURG. al Anatomy, with demonstrations on could not be opened. Several special For further particulars apply to - miles. V re- cadaver; Physiology; Pathology ists from different places, and many Pacific Guano Capital of the compaay aad the DH.w.AYERDAM.ManMer and Fertilizer Company. serve, relchsraarks Pathological Anatomy; Urinalysis physicians were consulted, to no Electric Power being used, Bares the J ' J and but Capital their - and Toxicology; Clinical demonstra-- 1 purpose, for they did me no good. I labor of hauling ixal In your field, alio ninsuoMe ota- tions in Osteopathy. had almost lost hope when I read a water, and does away with high-price- d panle m fineW Topographical Ana- - testimonial of Mrs. Sally Fays, Rus-tom- y; engineers, and only have one engine to -- Fourth Term. of Total NkaaMria hi J Minor Surgery; Gynecology and ton, La., whom I knew, regarding Dr. ROBERT CATTON, look after In your mllL In Obstetrics; Medical Jurisprudence; Williams Pink Pills, and at once Practice in Osteopathy. cided to give them a triaL The first 212 Queen Street. Honolulu. Where water power is available it K9itt Gem FKe tarace ' costs nothing to generate Electric emi "Osteopathy" box of pills had been . The word is from the not all taken OP HAM-BURO- Greek "osteon" a bone and "pathos," when the pain eased, and after using Power. suffering. The legal definition Is "a the rest of the halt dozen boxes I was AGENT FOR Capital of the company aai THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM-PAN- T serve, reicrnmarki - system, method or science of healing." , as well as ever was in my life. THE IHRBLEES, WATSON & YARYAN CO., Ld. I I now ready Capital reinsucwes M9.i Osteopathy was dlscov-- feel these pills did me is to furnish Electric their Historical ! that a great Sugar Machinery, of descrip- panics by A. Baldwin, and lasting benefit, you may so Plants and Generators all ISoo ered Dr. T. Still, of and tions notice, on ... and also has 1S74. publish Dr. Williams remedy WATSON, LAIDLAW & CO at short (Total Kan., Dr. Still reasoned that "a it. has hand a large stock of Wire, Chande- rekhsauria JO natural flow of blood is health; and certainly done me more good than all Centrifugals 3 and Cream Separators. liers and Electrical Goods. X general the medicines ever Tha UMierslgRes1, Genenl Agents ef m disease is the effect of local or other I have taken." & CO. " disturbance of blood that to excite Dr. Williams' Pink Pills contain, in JOHN FOWLER (Leeds), Ld auerc iwe coBipwues wr mm rMwaMea. the nerves causes muscles to contract a condensed form, all the elements Steam Ploughs and Portable Railway. All orders will be given prompt at- uianae, are vrepana 10 mm necessary tention, and estimates furnished for Furniture. HerrkaAriU imd Pi and compress venous flow of blood to to give new life and richness BISDON IRON chmery, to THE WORKS ..General Engineering. Lighting and Power Plants; also, at- etc, also Sugar and MeeMM the heart; and the bones could be used the blood and restore shattered and Vessels in against leas They specific tention is given to House and Maris At barter, a severs to relieve pressure on nerves, nerves. are also a for MARCUS MASON & CO., Coffee and Rice Machinery. Wiring. oaraage oy are oatfteKestfavenMel veins and arteries." . troubles peculiar to females, such as suppressions, Irregularities J. HARRISON CARTER H. HACKFELD OO. Technical Osteopathy is that science and all Disintegrators. THEO. HOFFMAN, Manager. which consists of such exact, exhaust- -' forms of weakness. In men they effect Ive, and verifiable knowledge of the a radical cure in all cases arising from j7&Mfssj7jyJ7rsj'j7 J. 5. structure and functions of the human mental worry, overwork or excesses CONSOLIDATED WALKERi mechanism, anatomical, physiological , of whatever nature. Dr. Williams and psychological, including the chem- - Pink Pills strike at the root of the SWA WATER WORKS CO, istry and physics of its known ele-- disease, driving it from the system wfr(ir&o&H& (Limited. ments. as has made discoverable cer-- and restoring '.he patient to health and . Mtthsiir. Cer. Pert tai AJteaBts. and remedial re-- strength. In cases of paralysis, spinal tain organic laws WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP, H within, body itself, by troubles, locomotor ataxia, rheuma-whic- h Hfolliarfcfltr & AUtaaee mmimitamrmaem sources, the Co. Cesapaay, nature under the scientific treat- - tism, erysipelas, scrofulous troubles, ASTHMA, CATARRH, COLDS. AoKais- - Alllaaa. MArtna Ma Tnm meat peculiar to osteopathic practice, eta, these pills are superior to all CRESOLENE beinj administered by inhalation. jl ordinary methods of other treatment They are also speci-extraneo- us, Sires tha iaf.it and suit effectual zntans of treat apart from all a ins the throat and bronchial tubes. Iu efficiency la artificial, or medicinal fie for the troubles which make the Whoopiss Congh ana Oronp Is wonderful. Its anti- O. HUJ WILMELMA0FMADGHUM septic stimulation, and in harmonious accord lives of so many women a burden, and virtues render it tnralsable in contagions INSURANCE COMPANY. speedily restore rich glow diseases, as Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, etc, Des- Wholesale aid Retail Grocer with Its own mechanical principles, the of health criptive booklet with testimonials free. Sold bj tea Life Ibmtmo molecular ' activities, and metabolic to pale and sallow cheeks. Men broken drsreists. v tia Ktse err. xel. 119. Oawawr at PlutstlM art SMM Stores ScmIM Seottfa Tafoa asd, Umiem. processes, may recover from displace- - down by overwork, worry or excesses. ftetice. Xattewl wm nnu cure. I1LLISTE8 lint CO., ISHlffi, 1. 1., Ignis. Start meats, disorganizations, derangements, in trms. rius a certain i Hew geods by every afeuser. Order ttorn ana consequent disease, ana regain its ouiu oj- au utsueus m. mnuaue. iTmaamts. vstruirsjrtrsjxrsssj?sfsjs?s.7j;'sssjsjs's&sxsjrjrta the oHmc Istaads faMfefagy tee ted.

r iikM v.. fflSK HAW.ATTAX GAZETTE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1S9T. SEMT-VEER- L. IP

. 16 days, wzup- - (PORB1GX NEWS NOTES. KCMOK OF SSCEss-tOX- November 2$. For the first SKIPPING i experienced a succession of hard i uiuuiiu. - Co. Germany 5IN OppoJtloa la Klao-chit- n. southerly and southwest gales with oc- Pacific Mail Steamship- s. Tte HeraM pHs soon statis-t- e casional calm spells between was TESSELS IN PORT. Ue BERLIN, December S-- Is rumored - reemrmme Jsfiase lafcecers It 14 days out before passing south' of the AND- tonight that China has ceded Kiaocbau latitude of San Francisco. Since De- atesaf. Eft MNI Aes ws 9M6 NAVAU to Germany. 'Whether the report be-tra- cember 15, have had moderate to fresh xaalw 2JSC Ml Hawaii and S, S. Baltimore. Commander Dyer, ixt fonts or net. there is.every indication in breezes from E. N. E, to E. S. E. with C. & Oriental Steamship Co. squally weather and rough sea." San Francisco, November 7. Occidental expedition un Nich- m Ia 159 Ithe preparations for the V. S. S. Bennington. Commander & f tlws imr ri. tie Maui. 7 der Prince Henry that a Ions stay is ols, from cruise about tad MSa aitesad Notice to Ship Captains. had LS72 males coasesnpteted. MRKCHANTMKX. make the de- U. S. Branch Hydrographic Office, ft nlnr, aad 1SJ5, 7.S5t Emperor William will (This list uevs not Include CoasteraJ tC in Josselyn, N. Y No- parture of Prince Henry's squadron San Francisco, CaL Haw. bk. Nuuanu, Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leaTO this port oa tad LS3 UmaSee. vember 12. Ires Kiel, the occasion for an impos- By communicating with the Branch or about the dates below mentioned. Hydrographic Office San Francisco, Am. ship Tillie E. Starbuck, Curtis; Admiral 3a-- ing naval display. in TtBNNA. ! t captains of vessels who will co-op- er Newcastle, October 23. Brandenburg, first-cla- ss battle Swrneek dEhren- - The a ate with the Hydrographic Office by Am schr. Alice Cooke, Penhallow, Port FOR SAN FRANCISCO: FOR JAPAN AND CHINA: te drier f the Aes- - ship mare than 16.W0 tons displace- recording the meterological observa- November 3. ok. Iredale, Plunkett, Liverpool, died today of ment, and the Wurtenburg. a seccnd-da- ss tions suggested by the office, can have Br. PERU Jan. 8 CITY OF PEKING Dec.36 aar. any port, November 5. battleship, of nearly 7,500 tons, forwarded to them at desired Jorgensen. San and free of expense, the monthly pilot Am. schr. Transit. COPTIC Jsn. IS DORIC Jan. 4 orfaHe coming from Christiana to Kiel Pacific Ocean and Francisco. November 19. charts of the North Archer.Calhoun, Saa Fran GAELIC Feb. 6 BELGIC Jan. 23 MS&T. 5. The Lick to take part in the display, collided. the information regarding the Am. bktn. fesiMr latest cisco. November 23. Teasels "were injured, the Wurtem- - dangers to navigation in the waters PERU Feb. 1 Oteaammc? He expedition from (Both Am. bk. Albert, Griffiths, Saa Fran badly was necessary to which they frequent, St ItTwin n baa arrirtd iere, and bsrg so that it requested cisco. December 4. dock; ilariners are to report to Francisco, jct4 Mad to the efeservatkxi send her to the dry the office dangers discovered, or any Bkt. Irmgard, Schmidt, San can uti- December 9. other information which be Underwood, Puget Dnrrant Hacrr. lized for correcting charts or sailing Am. bk. Fresno. Int publication Sound, December 13. paM the of December 9 S3ys: directions, or in the of the A ciroi. Jar X4tpS The Chronicle pilot charts of the Xorth Pacific. Am. bk. R. P. Rithet. Thompson, San the Supreme 13. passage general Information, apply to argaf L3 Late yesterday afternoon W. S. HUGHES, Francisco, December For freight and and all MftteaMia Laaaea so be the Goart handed down a decision Justice Am. bk. A. "W. Spiers, Godett, New mb Lieutenant. United States Navy. December 13. It i,jwiiit aaada pwymiuat far Aides ever dissenting which clears the York. Garaatte Am. schr. Mildred, Klndlen, Eureka, at; 6 fb varMTs ktstory. track to the Derrant ease and gives the December 15. order from headquarters to go ahead. RAINFALL FOR NOVEMBER, 1897. Am. schr. "W. H. Talbot, Bluhm, Ka- - H. TORK. Bscesac3r S. Geacge By ease is ordered back to the hului. December 16. Hackfeld&Co. it the Reports to VT. Nilson, - As ypMBger s ef W. Sapreme for resentence, and the Froo Weather Bureau. Am. bktn. H. Dimond, AGENTS. Goart Dec. 19. K. teewred today way of Sunoi EiEv.iFURxraflno San Francisco, ws raeny appeals that Nocked the S. G. "Wilder. McNeil. San fr Hawaii Am. bktn. Atong, C. Y. Alona, A. B. TiiaaurWrt Sm tt pay an as- - Justice have been brushed aside like Waiakea ...... 50 16.59 20. G. Alam, Francisco, December Naone, E. Johnson, D. H. Case and 61 TIME TABLE so many cooweos. in tne uecisiuu Hilo (town) 100 Am. schr. Robert Lewers, Goodman, 1230 20. deck. Ttummgmm. fatter c SMaJM was eea-sMer- e4 Jaage Bahrs is severely scored by the Kaumaua Port Townsend, December G. Ponabawai 1100 Horatio, West, San From Kauai ports, per stmr. W. ifcfrae iIiiiiiib any eom- - and by those lessor lights Am. whal. bk. Hall, December 19 A. S. Wilcox, F. JV. earns aaoaat Chief Justice Pepeekeo . 100 10.07 Francisco, December 20. (Off port). Klip ia sspie. tfce life oi an of the rocking bench which is restive Hoooniu... 300 Schaefer, Miss Grace Sharp, Miss F. ! 3r TaaerWt safied far aader the criticism of inferor magis Honoaiu .. 930 Mickelsen, Miss E. M. Sunter, Miss J. li 1897- - 14 "W. Joehnke, Mrs. A. precedent is made, to be Hakalau 200 01 ARRIVALS. McLaln, Miss trates. The HonoblDa...... 13.S7 Askew and son, "W. I. "Wells, P. F. De forever followed by the Superior Courts Laupahoehoe . .. 10 13 94 Friday, December 17. Le Vergne, Geo. "W. Fisher, R. H. Ha "J JKE8JCjQESfcjIi, - S. Le Pa- - 10 days inter- Ookala 400 S. S. KINAU, teee- of California, that must M. S. S. China, Seabury. from milton, F. "Waldron and wife, C. von Kufeaiau.. . .. 250 665 P. CLAKKE. Comsjlnder, tK, a jnranl. aasaetsces vene between the day of sentence of a China and Japan. Hamm, H. C. Schmidt, Jas. Edwards, Paauilo ...... 750 IC Will Honolulu at 10 o'clock a. m., &ax naaci:iBK Jo the Vati- - and his date of execution. Stmr. James Makee, Tullet, from J. S. McCandless, J. Burkett and leae aarederer Paauhau S) 6!02 wife, Chas. Dement, K. Kawamoto and touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bay and a Xandete 1200 Kauai. Makena the same day: ilahukona, ae af at Paauhau 6.72 4S on deck. Goods Coming. Honokaa Sugar Co - 6.51 Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, from Kauai. and Laupahoehoe the following OSS'. Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, from From San Francisco, per bktn. S. G. day, arrlvlnc In Hilo the same after- ship-sea- Kukuihaele 700 799 noon. Following are the principal ts Hawaii ports. Wilder, December 20 J. C. Pennett way JCiuhi 200 3.4S Maui and LEAVE HONOLULU. "VMMKJk S. ft is said of two cargoes on the from (Oitrotu)... 350 Stmr. Kaala, Mosher, from Oahu and J. D. Tracer. one Kohala, Thursday ..Dec 23 Jaseoa wffl Saa Franeisco to these Islands Kohala Mission 5S5 3S5 ports. Fends one Hilo: Departures. Mnpo jcattagiag er a. for Hoaololc and for Kohala Sugar Co 234 2S4 Saturday, December IS. Hoaoiala by the barkentine S. G. To "Waimea . 2720 1.82 Stmr. Noeau, Pederson, from Ha- - Kauai, per stmr. Mikahala, De aSiWltflR Ailr4 Wilder 27 bales dry goods, 32 cs. hard- 1100 For "Will Awiui Ranch waiL cember 17 W. H. Rice and wife, Miss call at Poholkl, Puna, on trips tae sharing af ware. lbs. rolled barley, 100 ., 960 2.94 marked 12.al2 Kailua Stmr. VTaialeale, Thompson, from Daisy Rice, Miss May Rice, Harold Returning, M iiarttlaii m id atkeressen- - las. dried frait, S.3S3 lbs. bread, 3,535 Lanihau .. 1540 3.20 will leave Hl!n t s nviru.v ! Oahu ports. t a. m., touching aim guano, 50 bbls. fiour. . 15S0 Rice, Phillip Rice, P. F. De La Vergne, at Laupahoehoe. Ma- - lbs. oats. 55 tons Kealakekua 4.46 Macdonald, from - 7,051 lbs. Stmr. Kilauea Hou, Miss Fujekota, J. K. Farley and Miss i """ awainae same day; Ma- 1 cs. drags, 1.S95 lbs bran, Kalahiki ..... cvU kena, Maalaea Bay and Lahaina the fol- .... 1200 Hawaii ports. Juliette Smith. lowing corn. 2 bxs. candles, 153 cs. canned Knlahiki Sunday, December 19. dar. arriving at Honolulu th S&KTA aOSA. Doeoaaaar a. A ieoer goods. 7 coils rope. 12 cs. boots and Naalehu.. 650 10.00 For San Francisco, per P. M. S. S. afternoons of Tuesdays and Fridays. "W. H. Dimond, Nelson, Dewtoea' oasy E. S. shoes. 29 cs. paints and oils, 55S bales Naslehu 1250 12.03 Am. Bktne. China, December 17 Mr. Hoyt, Mr. ARRIVE HONOLULU. ss ket frem 1725 12.25 a 33 wheat, Naalehu from San Francisco. Peters, W. C. Parke, Mrs. Annie C. Tuesday B&-so- hay. 725 bbis. lime, ctls. ...Dec2ij Baataa. CXty, Ocuber 15 "W. Haglund, from asta 1J45 lbs. middlings, 600 lbs. lard, 5 Honuapo...... 7.12 Stmr. G. Hall, Parke, B. R. Banning, Dr. Whiting and Frday Dec.31 MOt nstoe ooaarae the stories of lack Hilea ...... 310 6 60 Kauai ports. Mr. and Mrs. H. Holmes. ; horses. Maui i a? M ax tfest place. EaUen. says he To Hilo, per barkentine Santiago, Pahala 6S7 Stmr. Helene, Freeman, from Moaula. 700 11.27 ports. phoDl. Puna, on ttaytag fe--r following: 1,252 bbls. flour, ,3ULcaU .at the 5s SMI a awata board with were the Olaa 1650 Oahu BORN. each month, arriving 45S dried fruit, (Mason) Stmr. Kaena, Parker, from there . iaaily. Hoidca left here a 4,755 lbs. bread, lbs. isiss pria 22 Pohakuloa 2600 ports. from Hilo to 346 tons fertilizer, 2.SS0 lbs. lard, 75Q DAVEY In this city, on Sunday De- Honolulu. U lev SMfe a. 5e has i. half inter- sugar, 10 cs. Waiakaheula 15.60 Monday, December 20. volcano kess nails, S,621 lbs...... 110 12.41 cember 19, to wife of is est am &e ifee riefcesi e&ims on Kapono. S. G. "Wilder, McNeil, 15tA the Frank Urae "J? ea" JV f whisky, 4 bxs. apples, 95 cs. hardware, Kamaili 630 Am. bktn. Davey, a son. dMancte00d rad "" He aaa his partner 12 coils rope, 167 pkgs. mill-wor- k, days from San Francisco with general Round-tri- p tickets, 7 horses, Kalspana...... S 7.95 penses, covering all ex-- St k.sHe.tgs. ly316 lbs. com, 971 bales hay, merchandise for F. A. Schaefer & Co. $50. 2,554 Maui Robert Lewers, Goodman, MARRD3D. 60 bbls. lime. 14 mules, gals, and Haiku ...... 690 Am. schr. 15 cs. wine, 136 pkgs. paints and oils, 26 days from Port Townsend with lum- Kahului...... -- .. 10 433 PK&CAS, fWaaaaaofa. Becember 7. 10 pkgs. machinery, 300 cs, coal oil, ber to Lewers & Cooke. LEWIS PONGOWSKA. On the 4th S. S. CLAUDINE, Kaanapali ...... 15 5.11 21 days iltakter so Yene-- S9 cs. canned goods, 50 reels barb wire, Xahainaluna .... 2.20 Am. whaL bk. Horatio, "West, inst., at St. Mary Magdalene, High- CAMERON, COJCXAHDEK. 1 leather, 424 sks. from San Francisco on whaling cruise, bury, by the Rev. Claud Lewis, of W1U leave foraerty Cocssl 1,45 lbs. bran, roll Olowalu ii .92 Honolulu Tuesdays at S o'clock ar. asrxaia, soap, 53 wheat, anchored off port. St. Catherine's, Nottingham, brother P. m.. touching at middlings, 75 bxs. ctls. Hamoa Plantation. 60 8.07 moa Kahului. Hana. h Atgiacs. saA & brother of barley, 1 cs. goods, of the bridegroom, assisted by the and Kipahulu. MauL Returning 9S39 lbs. rolled dry Waiopai Ranch 6SS H"whHU Sunday , yeafcoMy 3,022 G. C. BTS moratag sill be receiv lbs. powder, 5 tons lead, ft. Aa 4 Tso 4 IS Rev. Grubb, of Cahir, Ireland, 169 DEPARTURES. " KaUpo' onealfl es 1. inawnT Crfcsa This means cedar, 1130 lbs. coal, 5 bbls. salmon. Pauomalei . 1400 6.2S Eric Lewis, second son of the late month.. tr Samuel Lewis, of Grosvenor House, No reiatSoos between Haleakala Ranch... 2000 627 Friday, December 17. freight will be received after 4 p. 4000 2 73 "Walthamstow, to Alice Sophie Pon-gowsk- a, m. on day of sailing. Britais, aich Kula. M Gnat Don't be nersaaced into buying lini Kaupo, (Mokulau P. M. S. S. China, Seabury, for San daughter of the late Casimir This company reserves' the right to accaaai of the bewrd-- ments without reputation or merit Coffee Co.) 12 35 Francisco. Pongcwska, an officer serving in the make changes In the time of departure Ki- steamers Chamberlain's Pain Balm costs no Stmr. James Makee, Tullet, for Polish Revolutionary "War, after- NOTICE,a.IJd?2val of,lts WITHOUT merits have been proven Molokai and it will not be responsible Veserneia, more, and its Mapulehu --.. 70 4 SI lauea. wards physician in Tavannes, Swit- for any consequences arising therefrom. by a test of many years. Such letters Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for ili zerland. Consignees must be at the landings to to BoctemL He as the following, from Ix. G. Bagley, Laxai and Hanamauln. receive their freight. This company will ago, aad Hueneme, CaL, are constanly being 1600 2.S1 not hold Itself responsible for freight latt Yiiiiaiula abaat a anata Stmr. Kaala, Mosher, for Kahuku after it has been landed. iECKtcwd that his prisatstioa sin reedved: "The best remedy for pain Oahif and Punaluu. F. SOUZA. Live stock received only it Chamberlain's 2.07 at owner's I have ever used Is Pain Punahou W.Bureau 50 Saturday, December IS. Coffee over 15 risk. Hhfr say so having used 50 1.SS Expert Planter with Balm, and I after Kulaokahua Nor. Ship Drammen, Anderson, for years experience Cultivating Coffee This company will not be responsible it in my family for several years. It Kewalo (King St.) 15 160 in for money or valuables of passengers 6. Secre- - rheumatism, lame back, sprains 10 1.4S the Sound. at Guatemala, Central America, offers unless placed In the care of pursers. "ITaSaUSGTOS". DwaAer cares Kapiolanl Park Monday, December 20. Passengers - and swellings. For sale by all drug- Pauoa 50 2.5S his services as Manager of one or sev- are requested to purchase 7 Loar today wrote W Mies Caris- ad- tickets before embarking. Those fail- gists and dealers, Benson, Smith & Insane Asylum 30 2.60 Stmr. Kaena, Parker for Oahu ports. eral adjoining plantations. Please ing to eaeley. addag aer to da Ura the to do so will be subject to an addi- Cm, agents for Hawaiian Islands. Nuuanu (School st.) 50 223 Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Searle, for dress F. SOUZA, tional charge of twerty-flv- e per cent. so eaztatta tiar aattfcsHo Ken-T- hi XnnanuCWyiliest.) 250 Oahu ports. Care of Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co., C. L. 'WIGHT, President. aotioa wa tafeea with the Xuuanu (Elec Stn) 405 4.9S Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Makawell, 4785-l- m 1923-l- m Honolulu, H. I. 3. B. ROSE. Secretary. CAPT. A. Superintendent. - ay'r Nuuanu(H'f-wayH- ) 730 "Waimea and Kekaha. J. KING. Port K. ml GovenMC- Bradley. mm itiS Xuuanu, Luakaha S50 Stmr. "Waialeale, Gregory, for Eleele FOR SALE. Maunawili . 300 4.70 and Hanamanlu. "WASHINGTON. Xfeeeafeer 6. Secre- - The "W. G. Hall which sails for Kauai Waimanalo jo Stmr. Mokolii, Bennet, for Lahaina, FOREIGN MAn, SERVICE. ports this afternoon will return on .... 100 4.57 aKT Gage taaay transmitted to Cca-- Kaneohe.... Molokai and Lanai. A number of Hawaiian Bred Mules, appropriations Saturday morning to be here for Alinimanu . 350 7,04 ml limes of Christmas. Kanaka 25 3.42 broken and unbroken. Steamships will leave for and arrive snaHni. iEar tb service af the fiscal Following are the foreign steamers Waianae .. 15 3 71 VESSELS LEAVING TODAY. 1924-l- m P. R. ISENBERG. om San Francisco or Vancouver on Plantation-..-Waipa- 60 M, ISi. as figured by to during the week: 21st Ao-- Ewa hn 239 or about the following dates In 1897: arrive .75 departments. The raagi from Vancouver and Victoria; La- Stmr. Manna Loa, Simerson, for NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ARRIVE Mtfaaaaaa oaBed tor in the estimates 4th Miowera from the Colonies; 25th Kauai haina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau at 10 LEAVE Farm-Lih- ue 200 3.31 --om $32,603,-- City of Peking from Saa Francisco. Lihue,Grove a. m. San Francltco For San FrancUoo la J4SWI7JK. vttca is aboat (Molokoa) 300 4 42 Hagland, The undersigned having been duly or Vancouver The American barkentine S. G. "Wild- Stmr. W. G. Hall, for appointed Administrator with will or Vancouver of the appropriation for Hanamanlu .. 200 3.26 Koloa, Eleele, Hanapepe Ma- the er, McNeil master, arrived in port yes estate SImson Mag-nl-n, AorangI Dec. 21 MIowera ...Dec 24 and m!s-- Kilauea 325 6.92 5 p. m. annexed of the of ades terday morning, 15r days from San kawell, "Waimea and Kekaha at late of San Francisco, deceased, Peking .Dec 25 aboat more HanaleL-...... - .- ...... 10 10.S2 $4Ua3 Franeisco with 900 tons of general Waiawa ... 32 .95 Stmr. Noeau, Pederson, for Lahaina, and having property in Honolulu, Isl- t&aa tike tiu for 1SSS. aerehandise for F. A. Schaefer &. Co., Honokaa and Kukuihaele at 10 a. m. and ot Oahu, Hawaiian Islands,-notic-e as well as S head of horses. Good Records Rot RMerto MIMtd: Stmr. Kilauea Hou, Weir, for Paau- Is hereby given to all persons to pre- Laupahoe- METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. la Sdtai raetteria. after raging weather was experienced. hau, Ookala, Kukaiau and sent their claims against the estate kat OCTOBEB. hoe at 4 p. m. ywsrs in Ceatral Asia, where The American whaling bark Horatio, of said SImson Magnin duly authenti- Jar jaar West master, arrived off port yesterday Hawaii cated, whether secured by mortgage By the Government Survey. Published Jt"agam-ianr- f: by great mortality, has Hilo (town)-.-....- ... S 28 Every Monday. aioming, 21 days from Saa Francisco...... 04 PASSENGERS. or otherwise, to W. W. Hall, at his reoofeed Ceacases, and is spread-Ja- g, tjosaia fte She is on a whaling cruise and will 9 44 office, on Fort Street, Honolulu, within Knilua ...... BAHOX THKBH S5 2 Q aOhary Sespiiate report 400 come into port to clear. The captain SCO six months from the date hereof, or lie Kalahiki ...... - 6.93 . Arrivals. cases a. aey was ashore soon after the Horatio's Kalahiki. 1200 9.11 they will be forever barred. And all He Is accompanied by his From Hanalei, per stmr. Kauai, De- persons indebted estate arrivaL Kamaili . 10.39 to said are 9 3 I 3 - - wife. Kohala Mission - 2.01 cember 17 Miss M. McCorriston, Rev. hereby requested to make immediate LONDON, Deeember 5. The Borne S The American barkentine "W. H. Kohala Sugar Co ... 2.35 Sam Kalll, S. Kaaewanui and 11 deck. payment thereof to the undersigned. 3 11 OS'30.00 G3 78 00 73 9 sW-N- l-- sC the Morning Post W. W. HALL, S J2 30 lO'aO.Ml 62 74 01 58 5 HZ Dimond, Nilson master, arrived ia port Maui From Maui and Hawaii ports, pr M 13! 30 C0!M.67 61 73 01H 2 SXE-KS- 3 Tie C&Mset has resigned. Gen- - shortly after 7 a. m. Sunday, IS days Haleakala Ranch 2.55 stmr. Mauna Loa, December 17 Hon-- Administrator with the will annexed T 11 30 0029.87 S7 78 CO 7 1 sw 2 of the estate of SImson Magnin, w k;z9 ssaa.ea ea 79 oo 7H 10 aw 1 action regarded as from San Francisco with a cargo of O. Smith, Dr. A. R. Rowat, J. W. 75 13 10 esi BdBeax is a Oahu deceased. T 16 S3 95;23.90 Ml 93 ess 2 jtdhtaal aare make it possible for general merchandise for "Wm. G. Irwin Abuimanu Ranch - 7.SS Smithies, P. Phillips, J. Monsarrat and F 17 29 93jJ9.8 60! 80 00 78 4 EMI S t & Co., 100 hogs and 25 mules. Pleas- wife, Master Monsarrat, Master Levey, Honolulu, December 3, 1897. secure a un-- 3.J. LYOSS. 1922-6-1 &aaeadsatBaainita ant weather was experienced through W. A. Wall, R. R. Berg, F. Buchholtz, Barometer corrected for temperature tnl-r-j elevation, rlrT r The Minister of out the trip. The Dimond is at the W. A. Allan, A. Irwin, C. Moding, P. A. and but not for gravity. and PnbHc "Works in the railroad wharf. Dias A. de Bretteville, R. C. Lane, N. NOTICE. irtfctog Cabinet will not appear in its The ship Mary L. Cushing at New E. Mav, J. D. Johnson and wife, J. TDDES, SUN AND MOON. York, November 2S, from Honolulu, re- Lucas and son, Miss Hose, Miss Ida Draft No. 1514 of Honokaa Sugar ports, 2S, 57 30 S The best baking powder is Horner. MiS3 J. E. Cammar, Miss Ab-- Company, on A. & Co., .51 September lat. Ion. F. Schaefer for UN rriXk 76 "W. had a heavy gale, lasting 16 Schilling's Best: it is pure and ble Gumey, Miss Alice Beard, Miss ?4L15 in favor of P. Farr, has been ss v ? Sa? a Tfcfl Kfeg AKosso received Willis, Miss E. K. DAT. 3! has a hours; for six hours vessel had lee rail Bettenconrt, Miss lost and payment stopped. Also Pass a .4 3 a jaeyfag iram Qceea Victoria, under water most of the time and sea fresh and quick-actin- g. Roy, Miss Finhler, Geo. C. Bun Chong, Book No. 546 of Postal Savings Bank. & afT "VTgfrnn boy Is only washed over her fore and aft; stove S. Yama, Mrs. and child, LI 1922-3t- T P. FARR. acashetestffliasmeH it It makes good bread, and Chong, Y. Amoy, Ant. Fernandes and 'a.m. v.m D.m two boats, flooded fore aad after house, 120 1.S6! QUI. aahcujiaae. It is the honorary grand Hon... , - E.1U 8.20.335.2J S.1T smashed bulwarks and received other good cake, and everything 91 deck. NOTICE. Tne... 21 2.11 i: 7.W1 9.316.34 5 21 4 24 enassaChernew Ksyal "Victorian order. damage about decks. San Francisco, per bktn. W. H. Wed... E2 2.56 27 7.45 10.10 8.315.21 5.33 From Thnr... 3.10; 121 8.30 25 C.39 good that baking powder is Dimond, December 19 Mrs. Agnew and Prid ... 3 1.311 4.15 9,18 111065:5 The American schooner Robert The California Fruit Market (P. G. 40 6.355.35 7.33 Hong-iae- g Lewers, Goodman master, arrived In Mrs. Young. Pn. t "Rhea fee Cisy at Peking left used for. Camarinos & Co.) will purchase H5! 5 00 S.101 10.5 U all Bt, Fii' . i . iTi .. r: 8.36 0.26 8 3S 3ar Saa Fraadsco, five cases of port yesterday forenoon, 25 days from From Maui ports, per stmr. Helene, kinds of produce, fruits and poultry In Ban 2b, a. o, d.io IU.U 1.2 6.36 5.27 9.17 Cape Your money back if you Arm- reported Port Townsend and 24 from Flat December 19 A. McKibbln, W. either large or small quantities. Per- szaiS pax hid been in the tery with the following cargo consign- strong, Miss A. Renter, Miss R. Panul, city. don't like it. - sons residing on Oahu or any of the The tides and moon phases are given In Sacsfir ed to Lewers Cooke: S50.S27 feet Miss Crook, Miss Simpson, Jno. Wil- other having turkey, Standard time. The time of sua and Islands chickens, moon rising and setting being; given 600,000 shingles; 30,000 A. M. Levy, C. B. Dwight. T. for lumber: cedar EdiiEirj & Ccpa5j son, S. W. eggs, butier, oranges, limes, allgator all ports In the group are In Local time, CAEE TOWNt Dscsaber 1 Cecil laths; 75 cedar telephone poles. The Sea Fraxbeo sa Robinson, C. W. Baldwin, CapL Dart, pears or any other kind of marketable to which the respective corrections to report, S. Mis3 Standard time applicable to each differ- 2hodea, formerly of Cape following was kindly furnished Miss Ball, Mrs. H. Dowsett, produce, fruits or poultry, can send ent port should Premier Captain Miss A. Robertson, be trade. proceed by Goodman: Smith, Wodehouse. the same to them and get the market time whlsUe Gotey Yr.irrils shortly to to "Left Port Townsend, November 24; Read fhe Haicaiian Gazdte W. L. Holokahiki, D. Dart, N. HoptL price, .JPSteatera sounds at (Semi-Weeklii- ). ' wkJcb te Btaa-jaa- "rcfif. passed out by Cape Flattery, 8 p. m., Young Young, S. Ahmi, Y. Ah Leong, Honolulu 7th Sept. 1897. lh. 86m. p. m. of HawaUaa ra time. t

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