PRICE FIVE CENTS. THE REPUBLICANS TURKS BUTCHERED SUPERVISORS AT LARGE GEO. F. REXTOX. MARK P. ROBIXSOX, JOIIX LUCAS.

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1 maam nmkr. WETHER FORECST FOR TODY. t Lght trades and far weather. ESTBLSHED JULY 2, 856. VOL. XXXV. NO. G587 HONOLULU, HW TERRTORY, THURSDY, SEPTEMBER 7, J903 SUGR 96 Centrfugals, t 88 nalyss beets 8s 2d. 4 TTTT?TTttt4 t PRCE FVE CENTS. THE REPUBLCNS TURKS BUTCHERED COMPLETED STRONG NSURGENT TROOPS TCKET LST NGHT BYJTHE HUNDREDS The leadng Exponents of Boodle Were Gven No Chance to Wn n Conventon. SSESSOR J. W. PRTT, TTORNEY W. T. RWLXS, TRESURER S. E. DMOX, SURVEYOR R. N. BOYD. Yesterdays Work of the Sultan Forces Cost 650 Lves n Macedona. Renton, Robnson and Lucas for Supervsors at Large Rawlns, Damon, Pratt and R. N. Boyd for Remanng County Offces Good Dstrct Supervsors. charmed sot. The mnutes of Tuesday evenngs meetng were dspen sed wth and the roll of precncts called, a total of 3 members respondng. Others dropped n later on. The Republcan County conventon came to a close last evenng after several nterestng ballot contests, especally for the nomnaton for County attorney, snpervsorsatlarg and supervsors for the e, Fourth Dstrct. The meetng was harmonous throughout, but sgnalzed the defeat for supervsoratlarg of James e EL Boyd, who found the under sde of a huge snow bank. The of Publc Works taled the votng. One of the surprses was the defeat tf J ohn C Lane of the Ffth Dstrct. Lane, at the outset, seemed a pllar of strength. Geo. F. Kenton, who was lkened n appearance to Roosevelt and called the "Roosevelt of the Ffth", was another supervsor. He led the entre supervsors tcket, although gvng Mark Robnson margn of but three votes. The contest for County attorney was short and close, the tallyng votes gvng no ndcaton as to the wnner untl the last ten votes were beng counted, Rawlns havng a satsfactory margn to hs credt. There were no contests for ssessor, Treasurer and Surveyor, the nomnatons, respectvely gong to J. W. Pratt, S. E. Damon and R. N. Boyd. The talk was full of "slates" when nomnated Geo. F. Renton whose honesty and ntegrty could not be Ques Charman Robertson rapped for order, the conventon hall beng crowded. The toned and who had the confdence of the busness men. Mr. Nawaakoa called hs nomnee the Roosevelt of the charman announced that some dssatsfacton had been expressed by delegates that gentlemen, not members of the chef magstrate. Ffth because of hs resemblance to the conventon, occuped seats n the N. Fernandez nomnated John C. secton devoted to conventon purposes Lane. He descrbed hm as beng hon and he therefore requested all such persons to absent themselves from the est and trustworthy and a man who would use hs best efforts to succeed as a county offcer. Fernandez knew he had suffcent ablty to serve the people to the best advantage. The shaker read to the conventon a crcu lar descrbng Lane s qualtes, wmcn Mr. Lane had spread n the communty. He also presented sx pettons sgned, so he sad, by 200 voters askng the COUNTY SSESSOR. conventon to support Mr. Lane. He C. L. Crabbe presented the name of sad that 200 pettons had been sent w. Pratt for assessor. Upon moton the nomnatons closed and Pratt back flled wth sgners, and he ex out of w hch about sxty had been sent was gven a unanmous nomnaton. pected that all would contan 2,000 names. "Wth these few words," le COUNTY TTORNEY. sad, after talkng for ten mnutes, at Robert Kamakaa nomnated "W. T. whch there was a burst of laughter, " Rawlns for the County ttorneyshp, conclude." and Vda placed n nomnaton the Mr. Luahwl nomnated J. H. Bovd. Tame of John W. Cathcart. The nom. L. C. tknson nomnated Mark natons were at once closed and the Robnson conventon settled down to what promsed to be one of the most exctng cas. C. Hustace, Jr., nomnated Jack Lu electons of the evenng. There was The nomnatons closed. suppressed exctement, not only among J. H. Boyd cast the frst ballot. the conventon members, but among The frst ballot wth 23 votes cast the spectators as well. Judge Peterson wth Renton runnng far ahead of the held the hat whle the delegates by pre tcket resulted as follows: cncts came forward and deposted Geo. F. Renton S3 ther ballots. The result of the ballot John C. Lane 63 wth 23 votes cast was as follows: J. H. Boyd 33 Mark P. Robnson SO Jack Lucas 6S W. T. Rawlns John W. Cathcart Scatterng on Total ft The charman announced that Rawlns had receved the nomnaton. TRESURER.. L. C. tknson nomnated S. E. Damon for Treasurer and he receved the unanmous ballot of the conventon. SURVEYOR. W. C. ch nomnated R. N. Bo d Vtor Surveyor. The nomnatons closed and Boyd was declared chosen. The conventon had no choce, as there was no other asprant. SUPERVSORS T LRGE. Mr. Nawaakoa of the Ffth Dstrct Geo. F. Renton, M. P. Robnson and Jack Lucas were declared the nomnees, as supervsors at large. Mr. Renton, when called upon to make a speech, thanked the conventon, but asked the members to let hm reserve speechmakng for the campagn. t was "spoken lke Roosevelt." SUPERVSORS. The charman called upon the dstrcts to meet n caucus and select ther nomnees for Supervsors. recess of fve mnutes was then taken to permt the Ffth Dstrct to caucus to agree upon a choce of the two Supervsors allotted the dstrct. FFTH DSTRCT NOMNEES. The Ffth Dstrcts caucus was a SUPERVSORS T LRGE GEO. F. REXTOX. MRK P. ROBXSOX, JOX LUCS. SUPERVSORS, FOURTH DSTRCTJ.. GLMX,. HOCKXG: SUPERVSORS, FFTH DSTRCT FRXK PH, S. C. DWGHT. SHERFF NDREWS REDS STRONG COUNTY TCKET (BY WRELESS TELEGRPH. HLO, Sept. 6. The Republcan conventon today nomnated Lorrn ndrews for Sherff by a unanmous vote. The Supervsors are Lambert, Holmes, "Walker, Verra and.desha: udtor, Wllfong; ssessor, Wllams; Treasurer, Stobe; Clerk, Xorman Lyman; Surveyor, Cooke; ttorney, W. EL Smth. short one the members agreeng almost mmedately upon Frank Paha and Charles Dwght. Judge Hookano was elected charman of the caucus and when order was restored n the hall the announcement of the caucus was nresent ed to the conventon. Chrs Holt obected to the oresentato n of the names when Judge Hookano arose. Holt began to get anerrv and asked for more.tme. ndrew dams explaned that the caucus was properly held and the result recorded. The result of the obecton, however, was to send the Ffth Dstrct agan nto caucus and four men were nut nto the feld to be voted for, as follows: Frank Paha, S. C. Dwght, Chrs Holt and Carl On Ta. The announcement of the caucus was made to the conventon and the delegates balloted wth the followng result: (Contnued on page 3.) REPUBLCN COUNTY TCKET FOR OHU SHERFF M. BROWN CLERK ND RECORDER HRRY E, MURRY UDTOR SftftC SHERWOOD TTORNEY W T, RWLNS TX SSESSOR ND COLLECTOR J. W. PRTT TRESURER S. E, DMON SURVEYOR R N BOYD SUPERVSORS T LRGE GEO. F. ON MRK P, ROBNSON, JORN LUCS FOURTH DSTRCT SUPERVSORS J GLLMN,, HOCKNG FFTH DSTRCT SUPERVSORSFR S, C, DWGHT NK PH, Steamer Founders n a Typhoon n Orent and Sx Vessels Wrecked or Lost on the tlantc Coast. the town. (SSOCTED PBBB8 OJBJLXOBMS.) SOF, Bulgara, Sept. 6. Severe fghtng took place at Kanach la today n whch the Turks pllaged the Bulgaran homes n SLOXC, Turkey, Sept. G. n a sharp engagement near Kratova today the Turks klled 650 nsurgents. DSSTROUS STORM NER DELWRE BREKWTER DELWRE BREKWTER, Sept. 6. n the great storm ragng here today the schooner Hatte Marsh, was wrecked and fve other vessels are reported as mssng. The schooner Hatte. Marsh, Captan Mehaffey, was a vessel of 44 tons and has been tradng from Phladelpha to tlantc coast ports. Canada Refuses Our Castoffs. MOXTREL, Canada, Sept. 6. The Canadan government has decded to shp back to Chna, the Chnese, who are refused admttance to the Unted States at the border. n ths wav the Chnese wll be prevented from makng more than one attempt at tryng to beat the mercan mmgraton laws. ONE HUNDRED WENT DOWN N THE TYPHOON HOJSXxKONG, Sept. 6, The steamer Onlngo foundered n a typhoon off Changkauwan and one hundred lves are reported to have been lost. o Gbbons on hs Way Home. CHERBOURG, France, Sept. 6. Cardnal Gbbons saled for Xcw York tod a v. ROOSEVELT S ON TO NTETM BTTLEFELD HEW YORK, Sept. 6. Presdent Roosevelt has apponted a commsson to nspect the mmgraton staton at Ells sland, and s now on hs wav to vst the ntetam battlefeld. merca Gets the Trade. LOXDOX, Sept. 6. blue book ssued today sham that there has been a declne of Brtsh exports to the Unted States and an ncrease of mports nto England from merca. MSKED ROBBERS LOOT BNK N OKLHOM DOUGLSS, Oklahoma Terrtory, Sept. 6 Sx masked men today rode nto ths town, surrounded a bank, and robbed t of $5,000. They made ther escape and osses are now n pursut. o More Kansas Bad Luck. TOPEK. Kan., Sept 6. frost today dd severe damage, especally to the corn crop.

2 2 PCFC COMMERCL DVERTSER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER ECONOMY MENS LBOR UNONSTS WNT TO BUY CHEPLY TO CHNGE SLND LBOR Queen Street Economy does not mean dong wthout but of buyng cheaply. practcal nstance of economy wll be demonstrated at our "store all ths week. Curtans wll be sold at an astonshng reducton and alert buyers wll be the true money savers. Uce Curtans, 3 yards long, regular $.25 per par, now 75c. Lace Curtans, 3 yards long, regular $.35 per par, now 90c. Lace Curtans, 3 yards long, regular $.50 per par, now $.0. Lace Curtans, 3 yards long, regular $.75 per par, now $.2o. Lace Curtans, 3 2 yards long, regular $2.00 a par, now $.50. Swss Curtan Goods, 28 to 42 nches wde, at 0c. 2 l2 c, and 20c. per yard. 300 peces of. F. C. Gngham, plan and fgured, at 0c. per yard. 4. JLLJ ort Street Bartlett Water Natural mneral and the fnest table water n the world. Excellent for lemonades and hghballa SOLD BY LL DBUGGSTS. voveor & Co., SOLE GENTS. Nuuanu Street 4 Phone Man DE TURK n ws m The uce of the grape s gven to hm who wll use t wselv: s that whch cheers the heart of man after toll, Ref resles hm n sckness, and comforts hm n sorrow. He who enoyeth t may thank Go5 for hs wne cup as for hs daly bread; nd he who abuses the gft of Heaven s not a greater fool than thou n thne abstnence. Scott. Propose to ttack Japanese mmgraton and Try to Substtute Negroes for satc Feld Hands "What do thnk of the labor cond tons of the Hawaan slands? wll tell you that thnk condtons here very complex and dsmal. The satc standard of labor prevals here for feld hands, and now even for the mechancs 8c. of the plantatons. have nvestgated and have found out that nnetynn e per cent of the mmgrants who now come here from Japan are asssted m mgrants. The men get about four tmes as much here as n Japan. gents there tell them all about the great rches of Hawa and pay ther way here. The planters of Hawa fur nsh these agents wth the necessary money to do ths and thus assst the laborers who are comng here to work The Walkng Delegate mong Us. very warm. man could work n them all rght. t s not as hot n them as t s on the canefelds of the, South." "Would you care to work n the, plantatons?" was asked of Mr. Rosenberg. "No, would not do that class of work. lke to work n the shade. Every laborer would rather protect hmself from the sun. agree wth the Senatoral nvestgaton Commttee that negroes should be brought here. They can stand the heat. When the negroes were brought here before the mstake was made of gettng them from the ctes. f the planters got feld hands from the country t would be all rght and the negroes would do well here. They wll be forced to do so after awhle when the satcs are stopped. n Japan the labor s exact rvwwyw.vrtw. wwv. wavw.v.w..wav.w. Ed. Rosenberg, Who s Here Representng the mercan Federaton of Labor. WMWWWWVWW lm V.WWWMWWW. Bargans Ths Week DRESSES Grenadne Strpes, 20 yds $.00 mercan Shrtngs, 20 yds.00 New Str ped Gnghams, 2 yds.00 Colored Dmtes, new patterns; 0 yds.00 Whte Madras Strpes, 0 yds.00 Vctora Lawn, 36 nches wde; 0 yds 75 DOMESTC DEPT. 0 4 Ready Made Sheets $.50 Whte Damask Table Covers 65 Table Napkns, large sze 85 doz. $.25 Bedspreads, ths week 90 $.50 Bedspreads, ths week.0 $2.00 Bedspreads, ths week.50 $2.25 Bedspreads, ths week.75 $2.50 Bedspreads, ths week 2.00 UNDERCLOTHNG DEPT. Lades Whte Skrts. We are now showng a full and complete lne from $.00 to $6.00. Postvely the cheapest lnes of Skrts ever offered n ths cty.! 3 BOOT and SHOE DEPT. The value we are offerng n ths department means bgger busness every week. SOROSS Shoe for Women. WLKOVE R BET THE WORLD Shoe for Men. L. B. KERR & CO L.V 2 T!r r M TSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Look for the label on the bottle when buyng Wnes and Brandes. for them. Ths s contrary to the law ly opposte to mercan tradtons. Men are drven and horses are led. Ths name stands for hghest qualty. You wll always fnd. de recently passed by Congress. Someone s lable for each one makng up They have lttle wagons called rckshaws there whch men st n and Japanese drag around. The man thus TURKS wnes the FNEST and every bottle GURNTEED. MENNENS BO RTED TLCUM that nnetynn e per cent to the extent of a bg fne. The federal government wll soon fnd a way to stop dong heavy cartng you see the la drves the Jap. When horses are ths." borers leadng them. Thus sad Ed. Rosenberg whle seated fore the war. There they got n hs comfortable room at the Young and for awhle the country beat slaves the DELGHTFUL. FTER STHMfl. H. HCKFELD & CO, Ltd. CD LUXURY FTER SHVNG. DSTRBUTOKS. NSTLLMENTS SME S RENT. ONLY THREE MORE CHNCES, to secure a beautful home on large lot complete for $3, n most DESRBLE LOCTON 2 every way n Honolulu. Cool, healthy and dry. Tha offer wll not hold good after Nov. st, 903. W. M. CMPBELL 8eb ooooooceooooooo Offce 634, Young St Phone Whte 2. Subscrbe for the Sunday dvertser. 25 cents a month, delvered by carrer. SLK DRESS GOODS SHRTS, UNDERWER, SHWLS, KMONOS, TE GOWNS, PJMS, SMOKNG JCKETS, GENTLE MENS FURNSHNG GOODS. GENUNE STSUM WRE, VSES, URNS, PLTES, CUPS ND SUCERS, CHN SETS, CLOSONNE WRES. TOLET POWDER "Ths country s lke the South be Beautfes the Complexon f ooom44m0 and t s ths that makes the North easy Payments had been sent out by the mercan Federaton of Labor to nvestgate la hotel vesterday. Mr. Rosenberg was North n progress. negro standard Postve Relef for Prckly Heat. Chafng. Sunborn readng a volume rvmr the report of of labor was, set up and the mm and chng Feet, and all afflctons of th Skn. grants from Europe found t no use Kecommendcl by emnent Physcans and Kur as tne Mcnen nvestgaton commsson for them so they went to the north the most perfectly hygenc, and thus tryng to learn condtons, found the better condtons for labor Tolet Powder for nfants and dults. Gt Hnnt the orgnal ; here. He produced a short letter sgned by Samuel Gompers statng that he common n ordnary face now. t la entrely dfferent from all other tolet. nfant and eomnlexon nnarfan. t nr. more prosperous today. The same wll vtotr rnoum ho dor The occur here. You have satc the BaaT aaerlu of MENNENS TOLET POWDEB Rorated Talcva and U 4 emt, have.u.oe.neonnwad lowest standard of labor now. That OK BY" count! mtatons, aur of wmch are dtnrrou. To ba wll be broken up and whle t s gong FOB SLE BT LL BBCOOKTL ZZfL&FgJ!" l00k th. bor condtons n Hawa and the Phlppnes. He has been away from San on you wll be losng the whte m mgrants. Then fnally after the s vwvvvvwvvvvwvvvvvvwwvv uepot: HUBKUN UKUC3 COMPNY. Francsco about sx months on ths nvestgaton busness and durng ths agan. atcs are gone the mercans wll come n and the country wll go ahead tme hs expenses have been pad by "n the Phlppnes do not thnk the mercan Federaton of Labor. Mr. there wll ever be many mercans but Rosenberg does not mpress one as an there s no need for Chnese as the FTERNOON DSPTCHES Flpnos wll soon progress enough so mercan but s a naturalzed ctzen. that they wll be able to do the work. He was born and lved n the Baltc " understand that these Korean FROM SSOCTED provnces of Russa untl he attaned suts have been brought to the atten the age of manhood. "There s somethng very bad," he contnued, "connected wth mmgraton here. Hundreds of Japanese are comng here monthly contrary to the pro vsons of mercan law. wll report ths to the mercan Federaton of Labor and thnk that acton wll be taken to stop ths mmgraton. The Japs are also enterng San Francsco n large numbers and thnk that they wll be stopped from enterng mercan terrtory at all unless they can conform wth the present mmgraton laws. "n Hawa the planters do not want mercan labor. They have set up an satc standard of labor and so no mercan wll care to enter. Thus thnk that the prospects for whte mercan labor here are nl at ths tme. The satcs wll frst have to be stopped n order to mprove condtons. Then, thnk, as ths report by the Mtchell commsson shows, that negroes can gradually be brought here and n tme a few whte men can gradually work ther way n. The planters have taken advantage of annexaton to flood ths country wth Japanese and ths s not developng the country n and on the tradtonal lnes that Presdent Roosevelt has spoken of. The mercan Federaton of Labor s strong and thnk that there wll be enough nfluence n the Tnted States to prevent the brngng of any more satcs here. thnk the Japanese can be stopped n a short tme but cannot say ust how long t wll take to do t. "Even recently Koreans were brought n as asssted mmgrants and am glad to see that two young lawyers here have the nerve to buck the captalsts nterests and sue for damages for each mmgrant. nd the young man for whom they are brngng the sut t looks lke he was practcally ton of the mercan Federaton of Labor and that they heartly endorse them. They wll assst n openng the eyes of the federal offcals and stoppng the Japanese. t s the same here as t was n Pennsylvana about twenty or thrty years ago. t that tme the mnes mported, by asssted passage, large numbers of cheap laborers from Europe. sssted passages are now helpng to flood ths place wth Japanese. "Yes, wll be leavng here on the Dorc next Tuesday and wll report my nvestgatons at once." "What branch of labor were you engaged n before makng ths nvestgaton tour. Mr. Rosenberg?" the reporter asked. " have, why, have been secretary of the Labor Councl n San Francsco." Y. W. O.. Meetngs meetng of the physcal commttee of the Y. VP". C.. wll be held ths afternoon at 4:30 oclock at the ssocaton rooms. t beng ther frst meetng a full attendance s hoped for. The commttee comprses the followng members: Mss rmgard Schaefer, charman; Mss lce Jones, Mss Hazel Helbron. Mss Elsa Schaefer. Mrs. F. J. Church. Mrs. Edward Perkns, Mss Jesse Frazer. Mss Else Waterhous e. Mss lce Luce. Mrs. Wght. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Berger, Mss Mary Nott, Mss Jenne Gffard, Mss Carre Cruse. Mss Belle Dckey. The educatonal commttee wll hold a meetng at 3:30 oclock tomorrow afternoon. The commttee eomorses: Mrs. O. H. Walker, charman; Mrs. Susan Heapy, Mss Ella Snow. Mrs. Edgar Wood. Mss Harret Needham, Mss Carre Pearce. Mss Jean Lndsay. Mrs. Frasher. Mss Gertrude shton, Mss Susan Clark. Mss Mary Law blacklsted out of the country. rence. Mss Byngton. " have talked to doctors and others The commttee wll lay plans for the K, here and they say that whte men years work. WVERLEY BLOCK. could easly work n the plantatons f HOTEL STREET they dd not have to assocate wth number of furnshed rooms wth satcs n dong so. have been out or wthout board n prvate famly to n the canefelds and dd not fnd t be had by consultng our Classfed ads. PRESS MOROCCO, Sept. G. Sx hundred of the mperal troops were klled today n a battle wth nsurgents. BOGOT, Colomba, Sept, G. The report of the specal commsson apponted to draw a new canal measure was presented to the Senate today. fter a short dscusson the report was passed. CHCGO,., Sept, G. Sr Thomas Lpton, who s vstno. Chcago prevous to hs return to London, s sufferng from an attack of appendcts. Hs physcans state that the attack s not necessarly serous and t s not lkely that he wll be oblged to undergo an operaton. MNL, P.., Sept. 6. The delay n the usual rans of the early fall has created a very serous condton n many sectons of the Phlppnes, where plague and cholera have htherto been kqt well n hand. n the Ton do dstrct one hundred cases of bubonc plague are reported wth eghty fataltes. Twelve cases and nne deaths from plague are reported from Cebu. From all parts of the slands a marked ncrease n the spread of cholera s noted. NEW YORK, X. Y., Sept. G. terrfc wndstorm s sweepng the tlantc coast from Xew York to Phladelpha. great deal of damage has been, done to proerty on land and sea throughout the storm secton. Several small vessels have been wrecked and t s feared That others have been caught. "Wres are down along the coast lne and reports are comng n slowly. The Presdents party, whch was makng a trp n the converted yacht Sylph from Oyster Bay to Ells sland, were caught n the storm, whch came upon them wthout warnng. The Sylph had a most dangerous and exctng trp and t was wth great dffculty that the vessel and ts passenger. were brought safelv to ther destnaton. Happy n the assurance: She was trong away. Oh John!" she "JJohsobbed, n, are yy qute sure voull me?" "Darlng" ou mmss repled her bg husband, "FH mss you as much as do the mornng tran." Thus assured she pcked up her grp and, wth a sweet smley started for the seashore. Chcago Xews.

3 They Bear Ths Label la a Few More Years all hc welldresse d men of ths town, wll be wearng StenBloc h Smart Clothes, because they are the only make of clothes that are handtalore d by expert craftsmen, and that fulfl every clothng requrement of the most crtcal men. "When you buy your shoas and vour hats, vou buy them V readytowe ar when you are ready to buy your next sut or overcoat, come to our store and trvon and examne mnutel y StenBloc h Smart Clothes. M c You wll be more than satsfed wth the exclusve fabrcs, the correct styles, the superb workmanshp, the perfect ftr and the prces. t no other store n town can yoa buy ths celebrated make of expert wholesaletalore d clothes. STENBLOC H SMRT SUTS ND SPRNG OVERCOTS, $5.00 to $ Fort and. MclNERNY, E THE PCFC COMMERCL DVERTSER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 7, 903. Ltd lexclarlt Streets "WHTRE THE WLD WVES SVNG f We hear t everywhere PRMO. 0 TVe drnk t everywhere PRMO. Sold everywhere PBMO. Old Sol furnshes warm weather. Prmo s the antdote. Fll and mal to Ctzens Mosquto Campagn Commttee, P. O. Box 699, Honolulu. Honolulu, 903. hereby subscrbe the sum of Dollars, n support of the CTZENS MOSQUTO the year begnnng September, 903, n twelve monthly nstallments of CMPGN for Dollars each, payable at FREBLL SPOOK., spook of the old style man pursung brand s racng around the country southeast of ths cty, am many werd stores of narrow escapes and fearful experences are told by belated travellers upon the road. So pancstrcken s the neghborhood that t s dffcult to get coherent stores about the spook, and when dscussng the phenomenon the farmers keep close watch over ther shoulders. The apparton appears to have fxed upon the old Swan place, a farm of once unsavory repute, for ts habtaton. The old house s Otherwse untenanted. The ghost s sad to have leaped nto the buggy of Farmer Dckson, who was drvng home late at nght wth hs wfe. Both descrbe the apparton n the same phrases, and both leaped from ther buggy the moment, t clambered n. The frghtened horse careered down the road and was found the next mornng fve mles away. The ghost sprang out after rdng a quarter of a mle and dsappeared n the woods. nother young man, returnng home from escortng hs rrl from a country dance, saw the thng re suddenly n the roadsde. He lashed hs horse nto a gallop and, turnng n at the next farmhouse, could nor be nduced to str a step untl daylght. searchng party went hack over the road, but could fnd nothng. Others tell of smlar experences. They descrbe the ghost as a large ball of fre, from whch can be seen arms and legs protrudng n dsorderly array. t. appears at a lonely sx.t n the road, where there s a small brdge crossng a creek, the banks of whch are thckly lned wth brush. The occupants of the farmhouse near by say they are awakened n the nght by rappngs upon the doors, frst one and then another. Upon openng them there s nothng n sght. The frst tme the nose was heard a femnne member of the famly opened the door, only to have t slammed n her face. She could not open t agan. The father and son tred to force t open, bur were unable to move t an nch. The next mornng t worked easly upon rs hnges. Ths famly s pancstrcken and has practcally abandoned the place. Callaway Neb.) Cor. New York Sun. ( g pa. & g MRKET T WLUKU nother Cand date for Food Commssoner. Consderaton of Needs of Santaton n Other Towns. Cemetery Questons Come Up. Mssonary of Physcal and Sprtual Help Reected. Waluku s lkely soon to have a fsh market establshed, whch wll do away wth the unregulated peddlng of that artcle of food about town. Wllam Kukona, fsh nspector at Waluku wrote to the Board of Health askng for permsson to start the market, the scheme beng backed by property owners. The request was readly granted by the Board, whose members all agreed t was a good thng for the Mau metropols. Those present were: Dr. C. B. Cooper, presdent; Fred C. Smth, Dr. W. H. Mays, Mark P. Robnson, S. K. Kan e and E. C. Wnston, members: Dr. J. S. B. Pratt, chef health offcer; C. Charlock, secretary ; and Mss Mae Wer, stenographer. VROUS HLO MTTERS. W. H. Jones, veternary surgeon, sent n hs resgnaton as meat nspector and veternaran at Hlo, whch was accepted. The presdent was nstructed to communcate, wth Veternaran Elot as to hs takng the poston. salary of $50 per month as nspector of anmals was avalable from the Department of Publc Works. Presdent Cooper reported on the Hlo dtch queston. He had seen Super ntendent of Publc Works Cooper and consulted wth Dr. Pratt. No funds were avalable, but t was decded to ask the government to employ prsoners to clean out the dtch to the sea. The presdent also reported that no funds were avalable for the purpose of repars to the Hlo hosptal. Ths condton was due to an oversght of the representatves of the dstrct n the Legslature. MLULN HOSPTL. nother report was made by the presdent for Dr. Mays and hmself commttee on the rules for the Malula n hosptal, Waluku, recommendng several amendments. The rule pro posed by the trustees to gve free treatment to ndgent natve Hawaans should be made applcable to the n dgent of all natonaltes, otherwse the government subsdy would not be payable. t was advsed the fee be made $3 a day for patents occupyng rooms. The excluson of delrum tremens patents recommended was cut out as beng nhuman. t was asked that Dr. rmtage be placed upon the honorary staff of the hosptal. ll three reports were accepted. CEMETERES. Dr. Mays asked for more tme for the commttee on. L. Perrys proposed cemetery ste at Kapolan tract, Kalh. t the same tme he had no hestaton n sayng that he was opposed to the multplcaton of cemeteres, especally when a body could be sent to Pearl Cty cemetery for one dollar. Tme was granted. The Board dscussed the matter of a charge for dsnterment permts, referrng t to the ttorney General for an opnon as to the Boards power. MU MTTERS. Dr. Pratt read hs recommendatons on the dstrcts of Lahana, Waluku, and Kahulu. They made a dstncton n regulatons as for the towns proper and the outlyng country sectons. t was voted to refer the recommendatons to the ttorney General. L. M. Vetlesen was chosen as health nspector at Lahana. there havng been three other applcants. SERVCES NOT REQURED. N. J. Young wrote from Los ngeles. Calforna, askng for permsson to lve at the ooka settlement. He sad ne was a mssonary and preacher of the Church of the Nazarenes. ll he desred was somewhere to sleep at the place and transportaton to the slands. He had no other purpose than the physcal and sprtual beneft of the afflcted. Mr. Robnson moved, seconded by Mr. Wnston, that the request be dened accordng to the unvared practce of the Board wth regard to all such applcatons. Carred. The petton of J. K. Kaua for a permt to go to the Settlement was granted under the usual restrctons. FOOD COMMSSONER. R.. Duncan sent n an applcaton for the vacant poston of Food Commssoner. He held the degree of Bachelor of Scence from the Unversty of Calforna. J. T. Crawlev. su rv rntanflnt nf r Uowon T" ; ; t On thnt tr chemst n that companys laboratory snce some tme n 902 and gven full satsfacton there. Presdent Cooper mentoned that the Board had now applcatons from two good men. t was voted to refer the applcatons to the medcal members of the Board, who are to report theren before an appontment s made. PESTLENCE X ORENT. Dr. L. E. Cofer, chef quarantne offcer, reported health condtons n the Orent as folows: Yokohama, two weeks to ugust 22, plague cases,. deaths. L Nagasak, two weeks to ugust 2S. cholera cases 3, deaths 2 (at quaran tne). Shangha, two weeks to ugust 23, cholera cases 3, deaths 5, smallpox cases 0, deaths 2. moy, two weeks to ugust 23. plague deaths 5 daly, estmated. Hongkong, two weeks to ugust 22, plague cases S. deaths 4. Kobe, two weeks to ugust 30, chol era cases. deaths 3. SEWER REPORT. Mr. Kernan, assstant nspector of buldngs, plumbng and house sewers, reported the followng work for ths month up to the 5th: Number of plans fled, 28: permts ssued, 28: nspectons of plumbng and house sewers, 86; fnal certfcates ssued, 23; sewer connectons made, 5. Fve buldng applcatons receved, all of whch were approved. Number of nspectons of new and old buldngs, 7. f NEWSY NOTES. (From the "Four Corners Sentnel.") Colonel SDres has a new hat. Good for you, Colonel. Mrs. Squre Hggns s n town. She s the consort of Squre HEgns of Centre vllage. Wonder how the Squres actng! Henry Morse lost a Dg from hs land recently and also hs son latelv. Msfortune s settng on "Hen." The Town Hall s havng a new door hung. Sle Martn s dong t. Hope you dont get hung Sle! George Marks last shpment of esrgs to the cty, the eggs of whch are re ported to be all bad. George lays t to the hens, but thats a matter of a Dnon. er Theres an stoppng at Snows ths week, who s sellng the Douglas Patent Closet. Hal, oh! our progressve town. THE REPUBLCNS COMPLETED STRONG TCKET LST NGHT. (Contnued from Page.) Frank Paha 2 S. C. Dwght 33 Chrs. Holt 23 Carl On Ta 9 Frank Paha and S. C. Dwerht were declared the selecton of the Ffth Ds C. Hustace, Jr., was nomnated. FFTH COUNTY COMMTTEE. ch then moved that the Drecncts proceed to select the members of tbe. dstrct commttee, whch was ordered. The precncts made ther selectons as follows: Frst Precnct John Bell. Second Precnct ndrew dams. Thrd Precnot ndrew Cox. Fourth Precnct C. J. Holt. Ffth Precnct D. Douglas. Sxth Precnct G. W. Nawaakoa. Seventh Precnct Dan Kamakauaho a, Wm. Henry, saac Cockett. Eghth Precnct N. Fernandez. Nnth Precnct Jas. Shaw, Horace Crabbe. Tenth Precnct Chas. Broad. FOURTH DSTRCT NOMNEES. The Fourth Dstrct also went nto caucus. Upon moton of ndrade ff teen mnutes was granted to the Fourth to select ther nomnees. Udo moton of Lorrn ndrews the nomnatons were called for by Charman Robnson. ndrews put n nomnaton the name of J.. Glman as one of the hard workers of the aarty. James H. Boyd nomnated John Hughes because the mechanc needed rearesentaton. The plantatons and captal nterests were already represented and the mechanc needed some one to look after hs nterests. Dabel nomnated John Ouderkrk. C. K. Qunn nomnated Mr. Hockng. C. H. Hustace, Jr., was nomnated. J. H. Boyd nomnated Frank ndrade to represent the mercanportugues e element of the county. Mr. ndrade declned the nomnaton. The ballotng on the nomnees resulted as follows: J.. Glman 9 John Hughes 29 Chas. Hustace, Jr 2 John Ouderkrk. Hockng 20 The charman declared that no one was elected, and a second ballot was taken. Mr. Hughes wthdrew from the contest. The ballot resulted as fol lows: J.. Glman..35 Chas. Hustace, Jr..33 John Ouderkrk. Hockng..33 Mr. Glman was declared elected, and a thrd ballot was taken to select a second Supervsor. The vote was as follows: Charles Hustace. Jr 30 John Ouderkrk ". Hockng o. Hockng was declared the choce, makng Glman and Hockng the two nomnees for the Fourth Dstrct. FOURTH COUNTY COMMTTEE. The Fourth Dstrct then proceeded to seleot the members of the C ount Com mttee, whch resulted as follows: Frst Precnct W. W. Harrs, J. Luahwa. Second Precnct G. B. McClellan. Hram Kolomoku. Thrd Precnct R. N. Boyd. NEW RRVLS Complete new stock n nfants Wear Complete new stock n Msses and Chldrens Underwear..New lnes of Lades Black Cloth Capes; excellent values. THE LTEST Now open for nspecton. Lades TalorMad e Walkng Skrts OUR OWN MPORTTON 5 cases Lades, Msses, Chldrens and nfants Dress and HOSERY all n Hermsdorff Dye, fast black. We offer the greatest values. New Noveltes n Lades Back Combs and Lades Sde Combs. The Latest n Har Ornaments. New Dress Patterns of every descrpton PHeFe MPORT CO. Ld PROGRESS BLOCK, FORT STREET. Goo Km, DRY and FNCY GOODS PERRY BLOCK, : : Corner Hotel and Nuuanu Streets. NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEMER, and everythng ust as represented. Small Muscal nstruments. Fourth Precnct E. C. Peters, E. w Qunn, W. W. Carlyle. Ffth Precnct Sam. Johnson. Sxth Precnct W. S. Flemng. Program Seventh Precnct T. H. Hughes. Eghth Precnct T. J. Kng, Chas. OF THE ZeRler, J. C, Qunn. The conventon adourned at 0:20 p. m. wth cheers, and a sreneral feelng of harmony seemed to pervade the hall. NOMNEES FOR MU The Mau County Republcan Conventon nomnated the followng tcket: Supervsors T. T. Meyers of Moloka,. N. Hayselden of Lahana, W. H. Makawa o, Kng of Waluku, W. F. Pogue of J. K. osepa of Hana. Sherff L. M. Baldwn of Waluku. County ssessor W. T. Robnson of Waluku. County Treasurer F. C. Wttrock of Hana. County ttorney N. W. lul of Waluku. County Clerk Davd Morton of Waako a. County udtor W.. McKay of Waluku. County Surveyor Hugh Howell of Hana. The followng were chosen as the Republcan County Commttee: Second Precnct, D. H. Kahaulelo:, Thrd, G. H. Dusn; Fourth.. T. Searle; Ffth, selecton to be made: Sxth, S. Kelno; Seventh, H. P. Baldwn; Eghth, J.. kona; Nnth, George Copp; Tenth. H. E. Kalama; Eleventh, W. E. K. Maa; Twelfth, W. E. Pogue; Thrteenth, M. H. Reuter: Fourteenth, J. K. Kato; Ffteenth, D. J. H. Raymond. resoluton was adopted callng on Presdent Roosevelt to appont a resdent of the Terrtory when appontng a successor to Governor Dole. There s not a drop of really royal blood n the vens of the recrnne Prnce of Montenegro, hs consort or hs chldren; but the great favor shown hs famly by the czar lexander., and the dea that one of hs daughters mght become Empress of Russa gave the worthy Nkola a rse and drew the attenton of llustrous matchmakers to hs house. Hs eldes: son, Danlo, obtaned the Duchess Jutta of MecklenburgStrel tz as brde, a prncess descended from Kng George., of England. One of hs many daughters marred a Russan grand duke and ranks as an mperal hghness. The great match of the Montenegrn frst famly, however, was made when Prncess Elena marred the Prnce of Naples, now Kng of taly, who comes of a truly royal race and whose government mght almost class among the great powers of Europe were t not for a regrettable shortness of natonal funds. BC BEERS Famous the World Over Fully Matured. Sold EVerttehere. msm 78 OF Regatta Day! TO BE HELD Saturday Sept N HONOLULU HRBOR T 9:30, M, SXORE D GG, STTONRY SETS. Prze, $25. 9:30 a. m. SXORE 2. D SLDNG SET BRGE. Prze, $25 Trophy. 0 a,m. FOURTH CLSS YCHTS. Frst prze, $25 Trophy; 2nd, $0. 0:30 a. m. THRD CLSS YCHTS, Frst prze, $25 Trophy; 2nd, $0. 0:40 a. m. FRST CLSS YCHTS, Frst prze, $25 Trophy; 2nd, $5. 0:60 a. m. TUGOFW R, JPNESE SM PNS. Prze, $5. :00 a. m. 7. SXORE D SLDNG SET BRGE, FRESHMEN. Prze, $25 Trophy :20 a. m. NTERMSSON 2 M. SXORE D SLDNG SET BRGE, JUNORS. Prze, $25 Trophy. p. m. 9. JPNESE SMPNS, SCUL LNG. Frst prze, $5; 2nd, $0. :30. m. 0. FVEORE D WHLE BOTS. No spoon oars. Prze, $25. :45 p. m.!. SXPDDL E CNOE. Frst prze, $5; 2nd, $0. 2:5 p. m. 2. PR OR SLDNG SET BOTS. Prze, $20 Trophy. 2:30 p. m. 3. STEMER BOTS. Frst prze, $20; 2nd, $0. 2:55 t. m. 4. SLNG CNOES. Frst prze, $5; 2nd, $0. 3:20 p. m. 5. TWOORE D SHORE BOTS. Frst Prze. $0; 2nd, $5. 3:35 p.m. Races open to all. No entry fees. ll rowng races are to be eoverned by the Racng Rules of the Hawaan Rowng ssocaton, yacht races by the Racng Rules of the Hawa Yacht Club. Each entry shall nclude the name of the boat, or f t has none, the name of the person who enters t n the race. Entres close wth J. W. Smthes, at Morgans aucton rooms, Kaahumanu street, at 9 a. m., Thursday, Sept. 7, 902. For further nformaton apply to the Regatta Commttee: W. C. Parke and M. M. Johnson, or the secretary, J. W. SMTHES.

4 4 Commercal WLTER THE PCFC dvertser G. SMTH EDTOR THURSDY "EPTEMBER 7 THE COUNTY TCKET. The tcket named by the Republcans of Oahu county last nght was far better than many antcpated. t was a tcket whch, n the man, represents the purpose of the party to exclude from honors and preferment men who have forfeted the rght to expect them. There was more or less fear yesterday that, n the mdst of tradng and makng combnatons ths vtal prncple would be overlooked; but so far as we can aee at ths wrtng, but one nomnee, Robert Boyd, can be descrbed as undeservng. Boyd would have been beaten n conventon f any one besdes hmself had wanted the surveyor shp; and he wll not be elected at the polls f the Home Rulers wll run an honest and competent man aganst hm The most mportant offces on the tcket are the Supervsorshps. The Supervsors wll form a sort of County Legslature wth certan admnstratve and executve functons added to ther other dutes. Upon ther character and ntent the success or falure of county government wll depend. The full lst of supervsoral nomnees s as follows. t Large: George F. Renton, Mark P. Robnson, John Lucas; Fourth Dstrct, J.. Glman,. Hockng; Ffth Dstrct, Frank Paha, S. C. Dwght. t goes wthout the sayng that f these men are elected, Oahu county wll have good government and the Republcan party a sound representaton. The county nomnees are Sherff,. M. Brown; Clerk, Harry E. Murray, udtor, saac Sherwood; County ttorney, W. T. Rawlns; ssessor, J. W. Pratt; Treasurer, S. E. Damon; Sur J veyor, R. N. Boyd. The common feelng of Republcans last nght was one of that they had done so well. WORLDS FR DSPLYS. The money spent on a Hawaan exhbt at the Omaha far was wasted. The money spent for the same purpose on the Buffalo far was more than wasted. The money spent on transferrng certan Hawaan exhbts from Buffalo to Charleston was thrown away. The money spent on a Hawaan dsplay at the Pars exposton mght better have been used to buy cgars. The money spent on an sland exhbt at Osaka dd not earn a dollar for the Terrtory. ny lttle feature lke an Hawaan grocery dsplay s lost amdst the vast aggregaton of marvels at a worlds far. Tou see t as you see the surplus tumbler n a three rng crcus, merely as a passng bt of moton n the mdst of a great whrl of spectacular exctement. When wll Hawa learn that a worlds far s the poorest possble place n whch to dsplay a lttle thng. The advertsement for Hawa that tells s one whch reaches a man where and when he has not a thousand other thngs to dstract hm, and lead hm away from t. Germany has been a severe crtc of mercan food products but the ana l tcal researches of Professor Wley of the Unted States grcultural Department nto food products mported frm European countres shows that Germany s the worst offender. Eghty per nt of the German products mported were found adulterated n such a way that f seekng admsson to Germany they would be excluded under leavy penaltes. France, also, though to a lesser degree, sends quanttes of adulterated wnes and other stuff, much of whch s detrmental to health. Ths s not guess work, but a matter of absolute proof. Hark from the tombs a doleful sound. FThe Nebraska Democrats have fused wth the Populsts and both have endorsed the Kansas Cty platform. Who can say after ths that the dead never thnk of the l ast. J. H. Boyd got 33 votes n a conventon whch gave Renton S3, Robnson 80 and Lucas 68. Ths was a most refreshng ndcaton of the sprt of the Republcan paty. There was a generally cheerful feelng last nght n the honest and publcsprte secton of the ReDublcan party. John C. Lane made a gallant struggle to keep hs head above water but the Stewart mllstone was too much for hm. Carre Naton s out aganst Roosevelt de3pte her own devoton to the strenuous lfe. d WEE PCFC COMMERCL DVERTSER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 7, 903. NCRESNG EXPORTS. The fact that the exports of the Unted States n the fscal year ust ended are greater than those n any precedng year except 900 lends specal nterest to a statement presented by the Department of Commerce and Labor through ts Bureau of Statstcs whch shows the relatve growth of the export trade of the prncpal countres of the world for a term of years and compares that of the Unted States wth other countres. The table n queston shows the total value of exports of domestc products from the prncpal countres of the world n 870, 880, 890, and the latest avalable year.. n the case of the Unted States the,,,,,.. est avunaoe year s me nsca year endng June 30, 903; n most other cases the latest avalable year s the year endng December 3, 902; n a very few cases the latest avalable year s 90; n a few exceptonal cases the fgures presented are those of not onlydomest c products, but nclude foregn THE COUNTY JLS FLL Deputy ttorney General sropos ed Peters and colonal produce but that the pont be argued out and ths s only determned the case before any more appeals n a few of the from the smaller countres, whch Dstrct Court were tred., do not show ther domestc exports ccordngly separately from the two cases mentoned the total exports were and n these cases set for argument tomorrow, the the share whch foregn products ury panel beng excused untl Monday. ree x ported forms of t) e total s so small as Messrs. Peters, Breckons, Brooks and to not materally Rawlns, affect the statement. wth perhaps others, wll on study of ths table of exports n from the argument. the prncpal Followng s one exportng countres of the of the authortes world shows some facts of especal cted to n the court on the Queston: terest to the people of the Unted "For more than a century, mrsonme nt States. One of these mportant at hard labor n the State orson or facts s that the Unted States, pententary or other smlar nst whch occuped fourth place n the lst of exportng countres n 870, now shows a larger total n the fnal column whch represents the latest avalable year than does any other country of the world. The Unted Kngdom, France, and Germany showed n 870 a larger total of domestc ex ports than dd the Unted States, the fgures beng, for that year: Unted Kngdom, 97 mllons; Germany, 552 mllons; France, 54 mllons; and from the Unted States, 377 mlon dollars. By 880 the domestc exports of the Unted States exceeded those of France or Germany, but were stll below those of the Unted Kngdom, the fgures for that year beng: Unted Kngdom,,085 mllons; Germany, 687 mllons; France, 669 mllons, and the Unted States, 824 mllons. n 890 the Unted States occuped a smlar relaton, the fgures for that year beng: Unted Kngdom,,282 mllons; Germany, 792 mllons; France, 724 mllons; and the Unted States, 845 mllons. n 902, the latest avalable year for whch the fgures of the Unted Kngdom, Germany and France are avalable, the fgures of domestc exports stood: Unted Kngdom,,379 mllons; Germany,,3 mllons; France, 88 mllons; whle those of the Unted States for the 2 months endng June 30, 903, are,392 mllons, stated n round terms, the precse fgures as announced by the Bureau of Statstcs beng $,392,087,67 2. The followng table shows the domestc exports of the countres n queston, stated n mllons of dollars only n 870, 880, 890, and the latest avalable year: (Mllon Dollars) : Unted States al392 Unted Kngdom Germany b France Netherlands c696 nda ustrahungar y Belgum Russa c369 taly Brazl C97 Swtzerland dl rgentna Span Chna Japan Sweden c95 Chle c63 Norway Mexco e28 26 S 42 a 903; b 872; c 90; d S85; 877. Probably the Senator from Georga thought that Booker Washngton was eatng Bacon. WHEN THE COUNT PROPOSED. " dont sve how the count could propose to you when he cant talk any Englsh and you dont speak French." "Oh, t was very easy. We were sttng n the parlor. Pontng up at an ol pantng of papa, the count took out a pece of paper and a pencl. Then he set down a dollar mark, and after t placed the fgure L Lookng at me out of hs bg, deep, eloquent, lovely eyes, he began makng cphers after the dollar mark and the fgure. When he had made four cphers, whch wth the other fgures meant $0,000, he stopped. nodded my head to hm to eo on. Then he made another onw That m?ant $00,000. nodded my head agan. He made another, whch rased t to $,000,000. nodded for hm to go ahead. He put down another cpher, makng t $0,000,000. "Then smled and took the pencl from hm, and he caught me n hs arms and and. ah, t was eo lovely! Tt almost seems lke a dream to thnk that n three weeks shall be a real countess." Chcago RecordHeral d. MUST PENSON PHYSCN. Dr. Wessberger. a promnent surgeon of Frankfort, Germanv. ws so severely nured n a ralroad accdent some tme ago that he had to cease practcng hs professon. Hs for damages clam was submtted to a court of law. whch has decreed that the doctor shall receve annually company from the marks (about UM0). The character of the award rather than me amount has attracted attenton among lawyers generally. The consttutonal queston frst Dub lcly mentoned n the dvertser some days ago, nvolvng the nterventon of the grand ury n all cases where m prsonment n the Terrtoral prson s nvolved, came to a head n Juo"e Gears court yesterday mornng. Be fore the artcle appeared the pont had been rased by U. S. Dstrct ttorney Breckons n hs bref n the ODum case theren he also ouestonp. th locl restrcton of the sale of ODum as a poson. Yesterday F. M. Brooks brought ud the pont n the case of Nakamura, charged wth llct lquor sellng. tuton nas oeen consdered an n famous punshment n England and merca." Unted States vs. Pettt, 4 U. S. Reports 428. t appears the preventve of dre confuson n the apportonment lursdctoof n between the Crcut and Dstrct courts s not remote. The estab lshment of county als, where prsoners sentenced to not more than one years mprsonment wll be sent, s all that s requred. t s mprsonment n a pententary whch consttutes an n famous punshment wthn the meanng of the consttuton where t arohbts such punshment except through the process of ndctment by a grand ury. Should the pont be held well taken by the hgher courts, a related queston comes mmedately up wth regard to Oahu prson. That s, untl a separate place be provded for the Oahu county al. Oahu prson s the Terrtoral pententary and the only legal dace of confnement for persons sentenced n ths Terrtory, for long or short terms, under convcton of ether crme or msdemeanor. The County ct recognzes the dstncton between penal nsttutons and mere places of detenton. t Drovdes that: "n the County of Oahu, the Warden of the Terrtoral Pententary shall be the County Jalor," and that: "t shall be the duty of the Warden of the Terrtoral Pententary to provde a dace n such pententary for the confnement of persons sentenced n Oahu County for less than one year, whch shall be separate and apart from the place provded for the mprsonment of persons under sentence of mprsonment for a longer tme." The further pont referred to, then, as lable to be rased s whether the separate place mentoned n the County ct wll be udcally recognzed as a county al whle under the same roof, or wthn the same enclosure, and conducted by the same offcal as the pententary. COLOR DS SPEED. "What you had to say some tme aero about there beng few whte race horses was not n all respects correct," sad a man who knows a few thners about the fleet flyers of the turf, "and thnk your commentary on the subect of whte race horses can be Cully answered, beleve, by the system employed by Baron Stckler, of France, whch promses, so am nformed, none but mlk whte racers, one so closely resemblng the other at certan ares, that the evl of rngng mght be aggravated at the wll of ths famous breeder. Hs whte flyers are wnnng mportant features on the French turf today. n ths country some years ago there was a horse n tranng and beng raced at Brghton Beach, Conoy sland, a whte thoroughbred called Gabrel, and he generally blew up at the half mle pole, encouragng n those precarous days of the Eastern turf the convcton that nether a whte nor a gray race horse, however well bred, ever showed gameness as a staver. John W. Schorr, the Tennessee brewer, s racng a whch s near twoyearol d, ly whte, at the Saratoga meetng. The anmal s called Dutful and s a far sellng plater. Boaz, the old horse referred to n your artcle, ran fourth n the naugural Brooklyn Handcap to Dry Monopole, Blue Wng and Hdalgo. He was a gray horse, owned by W. B. Pennngs. Every breeder nowadays ams at gettng bay colts, as understand breedng. The bays are consdered the more desrable because thev are generally speeder, gamer and better everyda y anmals, season n and out, than racers of any other color. n ths partcular there seems to be relaton between color and speed. But the pont had n mnd s that t cannot be assumed that the whte horse s altogether unknown to the turf. t would be nterestng to know ust why t s that the bays are so much better n all respects than horses of other colors. Can any expert tell? New Orleans TmesDemocra t. George Washngton was asked why he crossed the Delaware on the ce. "Because," he answered, "f had crossed the Oho, hstory would have mxed me up wth Elza." Here, agan. he demonstrated hs wonderful fore sght. New York Sun. n ncent Foe To health and happness s Scrofula as ugly as ever snce tme mmemoral. t causes bunches n the neck, dsfgures the skn, nflames the mucous membrane, wastes the muscles, weakens the bones, reduces the power of resstance to dsease and the capacty for recovery, and sumpton. develops nto con " L.nch appeared on the left sde of my THE BLL Hunters! neck. t caused great pan, was lanced, and became a runnng sore. went uto a reneral declne. was persuaded to try Hoods Barsaparlla, and when had taken x bottle my neck was healed and have never had any trouble of the knd snce," Mas. K. T. SrtDER, Troy, Oho. Hoods Sarsaparlla and Plls Wll rd you of Scrofula, radcally and permanently, as they have rd thousands. Hollsters KlllS Roach Food COCKROCHES 25 TRY T HOLLSTER DRUG CO, vrr. FORT STREET. Beautful Eves ate Beautful Women But Beautful Eyes re Not lways Perfect Eyes. They may ( need help as well as the other knd, possbly more so. "We beleve "Our help" s the knd you need for ts the knd that helps. t costs nothng to fnd ouf. Just your tm. H, F, VchaulCo., Ltd. Optcal department. "Exclusvely Optcs." Port street.,c.. JOHN OUDERKRK CONTRCTOR ND BULDER. Reparng and House Movng. Wharf and Brdge Buldng; also Repar Work. Telephone Blue 3. Resdence 527 Makk. W. W. HN CO., Lmted Merchant Talors Watty Buldng, Kng St. Phone Blue 274 Opposte dvertser Offce mercan and Foregn Worsteadb Latest D T THE Fall Mllnery Hawley Mllnery Parlors Boston Buldng, Fort Street. The Beer of Dstncton SOLD EVERYWHERE. s.. SHW CO., gts. PHONE 74. The Shootng Season Opens September 5th USE THE BEST CRTRDGE WLSRODE The specal load of full lne of POWDER Pacfc Smokeless Cartrdges Loaded wth Sold by the PCFC HRDWRE CO Fort and Merchant Streets. WNG WO CHN & CO. WHOLESLE ND RETL DELERS n Carved vory, Sandal Wood, Ebony and Teak. Slks, Lnens. Embroderes. Rattan Goods, Chnaware, Etc., Etc. LUSU STREET, BELOW KNG STREET s, Convenence Servng You nr re You Servng nnoyance? CONVENENCE. ncandescent electrc lght, always ready for nstant use, cleanly, santary, pure whte lght, nexpensve, NNOYNCE. Kerosene lamps wth smoke, soot, heat, trmmng of wcka, danger of fre and constant refllng. Matches always where you cant fnd them. Rng us up for an estmate on wrng your house f vou are not now usng electrcty and we wll tell you how lttle t wll cost. HWN ELECTRC Co., Ltd Offce Kng Street. Phone zgo FRENCH 258 Beretana Street. Phone Blue cr:; : TWO STORES. 32 Fort St., below Kng and 52 DEPOT OF THE "BOSS OF WM. G. RWN & COMPNY, Lfl.GENTM FOB Western Sugar Refnng Co., San Francsco, Cal. Baldwn Locomotve Works, Phladelpha, Pa. Newell Unversal Mll Co., Manufacturers of Natonal Cane Shredder, New York, N. T. Parafl3ne Pant Company, San Francsco, Cal. Ohlandt & Co., San Francsco, Cal. Pacfc Ol Transportaton Co., San Francsco, Cal. Honolulu STEM ron Works Co. ENGNES BOLERS, SUGR MLLS, COOL ERS, BRSS ND LED CSTNGS and machnery of every descrpton made to order. Partcular attenton pad to shps blacksmthng. fob work executed on shortest notce. NOTCE TO DOCTORS HCKS LL NGHT Club Stables FORT STREET. TEL. MN 09. HCKS Nos. 3, 7, 24, 32, 53, 87, 24, 82. st Wnes 8trt Table Wnes n Use. all Lquor Dealers. LOWNEYS Dupont Powder. LTD. LUNDRY Pop Opposte Hawaan Hotel hats and clothng t rght prces call at Sold by SoVr. CHOCOLTES Just receved a fne shpment at... rllers Candy Co. Hotel Street. Courteous treatment. Prompt attenton. Best Qualty and lots more at... Consolda ed Soda Water Worts Phene Mala 7 TWO STORES. Hotel St.., opposte Young Bldgw THE ROD OVERLLS." Chambers Drug Co., LMTED. Cor. Fort and Kng No "CLPTRP " or Streets. "BUNCOMBE" We are plan hard workng Druggsts. We do not try to catch trade by claptra p methods. We are gettng the patronage of people who want honest prescrpton work and honest Drugs. We are dong a busness but none of t s sensatonal or questonable. f you lke that knd of a Drug Store, we would be pleased to serve you. t Jft C t Chambers Drug Co, LMTED. Cor. Fort Hnd Kng Streets. EGLE CLENNG ND D7EN5 WORKS Fort St., Opposte Star Block. Have your old SUTS MDE TO LOOK LKE NEW. Dyeng and pressng. Talorng. The renewng of lades clothng a specalty. Prces very low. Phone Whte PHL LENDECKER Charges only $.50 to take away old, sck, or dead anmals. Orders by Phone Man 36 promptly attended to. HWN SOD WORKS FOR SOD ND CRBONTED WTERS. Phone Blue 87L t

5 WHOSE FULT S T? The world s full of dsease and Whose fault s t? Everyody s; therefore often the fault of the sufferers themselves. But the pressug queston s, what to do, how to releve, how to cure. w What would become of us f means were not found to destroy dsease? Why, then, of course, dsease would destroy us and the world would be depopulated. Untl we learn how to prevent dsease, we must be thankful for the means of abatng and curng t after t has sezed upon us, and stands, lke a savage wth uplfted axe, ready to take our lves. Especally do we need some sure and speedy form of treatment for those complants whch are unversal, whch arse n every country and clmate. We allude to such alments as Nervous and General Deblty, Hystera, Scrofula, Chronc Darrhoea, sthma, Throat and Lung Complants, Blood mpurtes, and the lls of women and chldren. For these WMPOLES PREPRTON comes as near to beng an actual specfc as any medcne yet dscovered. t s palatable as honey and contans the nutrtve and. curatve propertes of Pure Cod Lver Ol, extracted by us from fresh cod lvers, combned wth the. Comnound..., Svnm of Hvno. t. hospntes ana tne.extracts of lalt and Wld Cherrv. You mav almost say that t s lfe tself emboded n a sngle artcle made by human hands. Dr. J. L. Carr ck says: " have had remarkable success wth t n the treatment of Consumpton, Chrone Bronchts, Catarrh and Scrofulous ffectons. t s of specal value n nervous prostraton and depraved nutrton. t stmulates the appette and the dgeston, promotes assmlaton, and enters drectly nto the crculaton wth the food. consder t a marvelous success n medcne." Every dose effectve. "t cannot, dsappont." Sold by all chemsts. bove are shown two defects of the eye whch call for glasses. These two condtons combne to produce other defects and many symptoms. were t not for nerve and muscle u..rn B" v" LSUl. lu ll ever n evdence, the man who attempts to ft hs own eyes or the eyes of others, should have an ntmate knowledge of ths delcate organ. Our knowledge of the anatomcal eye, and many years practcal exaerence n the fttng of glasses. s at your servce.. N. SNFORD MNUFCTURNG OPTCN BOSTON B.DG., FORT ST. Over May & Co.. S. Grnbaum&Co LMTED. t f 7, "5, v V 7 v fj THE PCFC COMMERCL DVERTSER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 7, tgo3.? f f? P f P h f f. r, p h,,,., U. S. DEPRTMENT OF GRCTLTUBE, TPK THQ Prn TV Hawa Expebment Staton, Hosouu, H. T. mpn PRESS BULLETN No. 7. LO L b PLCE. MOSQUTOES : ll Fg.. The young or "wrggler" of the Mosquto n water (greatly euarged). Fg. 2. The "day" Mosquto (enlarged). You are Responsble for the Mosqutoes n Your Own House and Dooryar Read These Rules Carefully.. Mosqutoes breed only n water; usually fresh, standng water n artfcal places. 2. Mosqutoes occur n the vcnty n whch they breed. nvasons from long dstances are exceptonal. 3. The young mosquto or "wrggler" lves n water at least 0 or 2 days. 4. lthough the wrgglers lve n water, they must come frequently to the surface to breathe. 5. Coalo l on the surface of the water prevents the wrggler from breathng. 6. Destroy the breedng places and you wll destroy the mosqutoes. 7. Empty the water from all tubs, buckets, cans, flower pots, vases, etc., once a week. 8. Fll n or dran all pools, dtches, and varous excavatons, as post holes left unflled, etc. 9. Change regularly every week all water needed n chckencoop s, kennel, etc. 0. Treat wth coalo all standng water whch cannot l be screened or draned ( oz. of ol wll cover 5 square feet of surface). The ol does not affect the water for use f the water s drawn from below.. Put over csterns, wells and tanks wrenettn of wafer n g everyda y use 2. Places n whch t s undesrable to place ol, such as waterng troughs llypondfor s, stock, etc., can be kept free of the wrgglers by puttng n goldfs h. The nymphs of dragon fles and tadpoles of frogs also feed on the wrgglers. 3. See that the plumbng about the place s n perfect order. Prevent leakage of ppes or cloggng of eaves. 4. nspect all cesspools and see that the covers are absolutely tght f 5. Clean away all weeds, grass and tushes about dtches, ponds, and other possble breedng places, snce these afford a hdng place lor the adult mosqutoes. 6. Clean up vacant lots and back; yards of all cans, tns, bottles and rubbsh. 7. Frst do away wth or treat all places where mosqutoes are KNOWN to breed, and then begn work on places where they MGHT breed. S. s a ctzen of your communty you should feel a personal responsblty for the destructon of cooperathe mosqutoes n your dstrct, te and seek to wth your neghbors n the work of dong away wth breedng places. nspect and treat wth coalo gutters, culverts, dtches, l manhole s, catchbasn s, etc., along the roadsde. Manhol e covers should be screened. 9. Where ol s appled to standng water t must be dstrbuted evenly over the surface. Use a hand syrnge, or, f the area s great, a knapsack sprayer. 20. Houses should be cleared of all wnged mosqutoes by the burnug of nsect powder. The mosqutoes wll fall to the floor, and should be collected and burned. 2. RELEF N NY COMMUNTY OR DSTRCT DEPENDS ENTRELY UPON THE CO OPERTON OF THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNTY. HONOLULU, SEPT. 4, 903. ZD. L. VX DNE, Ettomoloa.tt TJar&. Rmtrmm Rtno r r... ruoucnton authorzed JR ED G. SMTH, kntm m Commsson Merchaets Specal gent n charge of Hawa Experment Staton J.4. JM,.t,..,...M,t,4,,..t,t l J.t,st S,,M &,.,4 Jft J..,4 & t..,,.,4,,t,,t.. JOJuB OKNT FO Lttle Jack Smokng Tobacco 6o and loo packages gents for CMPNY, of Toronto. Ontaro. hladelpha. T NEW BSEBLL GROUNDS Saturday, Sept 9. GME CLLED :45 OCLOCK ELKS VS MLE LM J FOUR TNK LUNCH WLL BRNG N M0L0K FSH FortyFo ot Boat s Beng Bult for Mr. Glbert to Make Daly Runs Between Moloka and Honolulu. Wthn a month Honolulu wll receve fresh fsh every mornng from the banks about the sland of Moloka, and these wll be dsposed of n a specal stall at the fsh market. F. D. Walker began yesterday the buldng of a gasolne tank launch for Mr. Gl bert, who has been engaged n fshng off Waanae, and recently made a tral of the fshng banks off Moloka, where Four tanks, ench wth a capacty of 200 gallons, wll be bult nto the boat. These wll be separate so that each can be flled or empted ndependent of the others. Each tank wll be ftted wth valves connected wth the engne so that the water n the tanks can be kept clear at all tmes thus nsurng the fsh theren beng brought to Honolulu n a fresh condton. Mr. Glbert has made a oouple of shpments of fsh from Moloka by Just then the water appeared wth a bowl of bean soup for a patron on the other sde of the table. "Hey, water," awled the fat man, "brng me one o them soups, and hurry up about t, wll yer!" f K K ",, ft ft. r f "a a "a The mnsteral lookng man heaved a sth of relef. "Thank goodness, sr," he sad, turnng to the fat man. " was so afrad you were gong to tm order pork. detest a cannbal." ft 4 FREE TO MN BOOS FULL OF FCTS BOUT BSHOP SCO.. BNKERS SSTBUSHSP K 858. Bankng Department. Transact busness n all department of bankng. Collectons carefully attended to. Exchange bought and eold. Commercal and Travelers Letters of Credt ssued on the Bank of Calforna and X. M. Rothschld & Sons, London. Correspondents: The Bank of Calforna, Commercal Bankng Co. of Sydney. Ltd., London. Drafts and cable transfers on Chna and Japan through the Hongkong and Shangha Bankng Corporaton and Chartered Bank of nda, ustrala and Chna. nterest allowed on term deposts at the followng rates per annum, v: Seven days notce, at 2 per cent. Three months, at 3 per cent. Sx months, at 3 per cent. Twelve months, at 4 per cent. Trust Department. ct as trustees under mortgages. Manage estates, real and personal. Collect rents and dvdends. Valuable papers, wlls, bonds, etc., receved for safe keepng. ccountant Department. udtors for corporatons and prvate frms. Books examned and reported on. Statements of affars prepared. Trustees on bankrupt or nsolvent estates. Offce, 924 Bethel street. Savngs Department. Deposts receved and nterest allowed at 4 per cent per annum, n accordance wth rules and regulatons, copes of whch may be obtaned on applcaton. nsurance Department. gents for FRE, MRNE. LFE, CCDENT, and EMPLOYEES L BLTY NSURNCE COMPNES. nsurance offce, 924 Bethel street. & s KMUKl We have for sale some verv desrable lots stuate on the rdge wthn a short dstance of the end of the Rapd Transt lne. Wll be sold at a great 5 HWN TRUST CO., LD. Tel. Man S4. WM. C. RWN & GO. Ltd. Wm. G. rwn...presdent and Manager VcePresde Claus Spreckels nt Frst VcePresde W. M. nt Gffard... Second H. M. Whtney Jr.. Treasurer and Sec. George W. Ross udtor Sugar Factors and Commsson gents GENTS FOR THE 0cenc Steamshp Company Of San Francsco, CaL GENTS FOR THE Scottsh Unon & Natonal neurance Company of Ednburgh. Wlhelma of Magdeburg General nsurance Company. ssocated ssurance Company of Munch & Berln. llance Marne & General ssurance Co., Ltd., of London. Royal nsurance Company of Lverpool, llance ssurance Company of London. Rochester German nsurance Company of N. Y. Fre nsurance THE B. F. DLLNGHM COMPNY, LTD General genta for Hawa tlas ssurance Company of London. Phoenx ssurance Company of London. New York Underwrters gency. Provdence Washngton nsurance Company. Phoenx nsurance Company of Brooklyn. LBERT RS, Manager nsurance Department offce, fourth floor, Stangenwald buldng. T 3:30 OCLOCK of a plentful supply. steamer, but ths method of transportaton s unsatsfactory. that f you have a reasonable foundaton tc buld upon can make you KeystoneElg n S who would not lke to feel as bg and strong as a Sandow, and know t s Mr. Glberts ntenton to equp a bgger man that you ever hoped to be. want you to know that, WTCHZS the new launch wth a gasolne 40 horse, you who cant beleve and want you have my book n whch Durable and ccurate power motor. The launch under ts NOT CNNBL. descrbe how learned that manly strength was only electrcty and the keys one fvlt V t l e VWVHV )W?WMm Subscrbe Now W, L. McCure PLOEST Orders Left at the catches have proved the exstence own power wll make daly trps between Honolulu and Moloka, and nto ts tanks the daly catch made from Mr. Glberts present gasolne launch "Success," wll be stored. The new launch wll have suffcent speed to enable the craft to leave the Moloka fshng grounds at nght, arrvng at Honolulu by daylght. The tanks wll then be empted and the fsh placed mmedately upon the stall counter at the fsh market n tme for the earlest mornng purchasers. The keel of the launch was lad yesterday at Walkers boat works. The launch wll be 40 feet over all. and wll have a 40 h. p. engne. She wll be schooner rgged and wll carry two Marston sals. fat man walked nto the restaurant am, after knockng down a few hats whle hangng up hs own, sat as much of hmself down as the only vacant seat n the room would hold. He grabbed a pece of the bread that had come wth hs rght hand negabor s order and began to munch on t. Then he looked for the bll of fare. The mnsteral lookng man on hs left was readng t. The fat man leaned over on hm and began readng t too. "Hows them pork chops and apple sauce?" he mumbled between mouthful s of bread. The mnsteral lookng man sad nothng and edged hs char a lttle further away. Dr, McLaughlns Electrc Belt for Weak Men KNOW THT NO MN REMNS WEKLNG BECUSE he wants to; am sure that you want to overcome every ndcaton of early decay that has shown tself on you. dont thnk the man les and how learned to restore t; also want to tell you the names of some men who wll tell you that when they came to me they were physcal wrecks and are now among the fnest specmens of physcal manhood. g Dear Sr: Han used your famous electrc belt for thrty days, uave receved the greatest beneft that a man could gan that s, health and strength. The tred, despondent feelng has gone. feel the begnnng of a new lfe, and am ever your debtor. P. O. Box 482. Tucson. rzona. W. E. CLRK. want you to read ths book and learn the truth about my arguments. f you are not as vgorous as you would lke to be, f you have rheumatc pans, weak kdneys, loss of vtalty, prostatc troubles, nervous spells, varcocele or any alment of that knd that weakens you, t would assure you future happness f you would look nto ths method of mne. Dont delay t, your best days are slppng by. f you want ths book send t closely sealed free, f you send ths ad. Call for free consultaton. boye Ells, Hawaan Bazaar, DR. M, G, McLaughln, Market S San Francsco. MSONC BULDNG Offce Hours 8. M. to 8 P. M.: Sundays. 0 to. kea and Hotel Sts. Phone Man S7. MMMtMMMt MMtMMMMMM Watch case Phladelpha, U.S. MERCS CL3ES ND LRGEST WTCH FCTORY For Rale by tln Prncpal u h Dealers n the Hawaan slands Hawa Shnpo Sha THE PONEER JPNESE PRNTn g offce. The publsher of Hawa Shnpo, the only dally Japanese paper publshed n the Terrtory of Hawa. C. SHOZW. Propretor. Y. SOG, Edtor. Edtoral and Prntng Offce 039 Smth St., above Kng. P. O. Box W. Telephone Man 48.

6 Colds often hang on. 5 You try ths thng and that thng, every knd of home remedy and chea cough mxtures, and yet our cold contnues to hang on. You must not deal lghtly wth these old colds. You must get rd of them ust as soon a. possble. You must take somethng to break ther hold. vers Cherry Pectoral soothes rrtable throats, beas nflamed bronchal tubes, and quets congeston n the lungs. Ths s why t so quckly controls these old coughs and preve nts pneumona and consumpton. " was troubled wth a very hard cough whch could not get rd of. When. read of yers Cherry Pectoral sent to Johannesburg and procured a bottle. t completely cured me, and have many comrades here who have had hard eoughs cured n the same way. " W. Sessons, Company C, Second Royal Berks. Reg., Nela Sprut, Transvaal, 8. frca. There are many substtutes and mtatons. Beware of them! Be sure yo get yers Cherry Pectoral. Two szes. Large and small bottles. Prepared by Dr. J. C rcr ft C o Lowell. Man., U.S.. HO LUSTER DRUG CO.. gents. ooooooooco B. F. Ehlers & Co. Cortcell Embrodery Slks N L SHDES Stamped Lnens The Latest Noveltes n Pllow Tops. Slk and Mercerzed Cords B. F. Ehlers & Co. New York Dental Parlors n 57 F0RT STREET lea Gllman House Boquet Cgars BEVER LUNCH ROOMS H. J. NOLTE. E. e. Rowe Pantng n all ts branches, Paperhangn g and Decoratng. Kng and lakea Streets. P. O. Box 293. k f... vv,yju. $20 Bet for $5 "Dr.ldens Electrc Belt. Warranted genune. Not toy No humm. tcuret wthout drurs. Crculars fre Sent by mal on recept of $5 Try Electrcty. No gents. rr3. e: e.ectec Co or S?206 Post St.. SN FRNCSCO. CVk u Wrte aw 33 West 24th Strrrt. Nf w vnk. Vstng Cards Prnted from plate, r J" W, BEKBNE. J Masonc F XPER DENTSTS RLXOTOtf BLOCK Bldg. mz S ll HSTotce The Red Front s the only place n town to buy Woolen Goods reasonably. lso carry a full lne of VENTS CLOTHNG NO FURNSHN GOODS Cor. Queen nd Kuuann. New Books rrved New popular novels Just receved by the lanvdv. Tnose who Joy good readng are tnvlud to call and ee the sook at HT "Young Buldng stor.. HWN NEWS CO., LTD. ;or5...f..s THE PCFC COMMERCL DVERTSER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 7, 903. S. 9 m N GEORGE, DVS SHOWS UDENCE VERSON TO LTGT Drops Both Equty and Law Proceedngs Whch He Brought ganst the dvertser on Saturday. The term summons n the sut of Greorge. Davs vs. H; "vaan Gazetto Company, fmted, clamng $25,000 damages for lbel, came back to the ofhve of the Crcut Court yester day afternoon bearng the followng endorsement: "By nstructons of plantff n the wthn enttled case, " hereby return the wthn summons on ths 6th day of Septem ber,. D. 903, unserved on the Haw. (nz. Co., defendant heren. Za "CEH& F. CHLL XCVOKTT, l Deputy Sherff. S Honolulu, Oahu, September G, 0O:,." f The followng from yesterdays Star portunty would stll be open to hm to tells what became of the nuncton brn& tne sut over agranl. Tne attorney told the court that he wasnt afrad of some unexplaned George. Davs appeared n Judge Proposton aganst hm whch he sad De Bolts court ths mornng and for the other sde regarded as "serous," mally wthdrew hs sut aeranst the but he ddnt want to keep up the fsrht dvertser for an nuncton to restran and ddnt want any udgment any them from publshng any further "lbels," as he terms them, regardng t the concluson of the attorneys how. hm. He dd not dsmss the sut for $25,000 damages, however, though he told Judge De Bolt that he mght do so later. Davss address to the court contan ed the statement that he had an agree ment by whch he was to be "let a.one. He told the court ; that the dvertser had agreed not to do t agan and that therefore he was gong to dsmss hs sut. "f they keep ther agreement." he sad, " wll dsmss the case omb ably durng the week." Davs added that f he was agan attacked the on statement. Judge De Bolt ordered the nuncton proceedng dsmssed. Walter G. Smth, edtor of the Pacfc Commercal dvertser, says there was no agreement on the part of the dver Davtser "to let s alone." nor anv other agreement of slence; that so far as Davs s concerned, f he does anythng whch the dvertser, as a aubl e ournal, thnks should be oubhshed or commented on. the dvertser wll publsh t, or comment on t. as the case may be. "George Davs," says Mr. Smth,?0F PUS X. u K.,? "pad to the representatves of the owners of the dvertser, that he would wthdraw both the $25,000 damage sut and the sut for an nuneton. T dvertser promsed nothng n return that t has not already performed. Mr. Davs may begn over agan these or any other suts, f he wants to, but whether he does or does not, makes no dfference n the dvertsers atttude toward hm. The dvertser s not sellng slence, as t s not sellng ts nfluence or effort n any drecton." WHT S PN BLM? Chamberlans Pan Balm s a lnment and, whle adapted to all the ordnary uses of a lnment, has qualtes whch dstngush t from other remedes of ths class. Pan Balm s especally benefcal for rheumatsm. Thousands of cases can be cted n whcl t has effected a cure when the sufferer had prevously tred the best medcal servce wthout securng re ; lef. Pan Balm s postvely guaran : teed to gve relef n the most severe cases of chronc or acute rheumatsm. Pan Balm heals bruses, burns and scalds n less tme than any other treatment. t s "antseptc" that s, s prevents putrefacton and by so dong, generally prevents an unsghtly scar remanng after the nury s heal ed. For lame back, lumbago and neu ; ralga. Pan Balm has no equal. t has the qualty of "gettng to the rght spot." Xo sufferer from these dstress : ng affectons should defer a tral of ths remedy. One applcaton gves relef. Try t. Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd., Wholesale gents sell t. Home Rule 8ate. The Home Rulers held a conference yesterday and the net result was a tentatve agreement upon choce of nomnees, as follows: Sherff, Robert W. Wlcox; Clerk, D. Kalauokalan. Jr.; udtor ; ttorney. Edgar Caypless; Tax ssessor, F. J. Testa; Treasurer, probable endorsement of S. E. Damon; Surveyor, R. N. Bov. M. D. Monsarrnt; Supervsors. J. P. Mukana. Curts P. auka, J. O. Carter. Followed drectons: Mahoole "nt yez th wan that towld me nver to dhrnk wnther wdout boln?" Physcan "Yes. sr." Mahoole "Thn O hov a mond to murther ye. O dhrank boled wather awn awlmost burned me mouth off." Chcago Tmes. SHLL WE DSPUTE The Opnons of Scores of Our Fellow Ctzens. Resdents of Honolulu, lke other mercan ctzens, n makng an nvestment want to be sure of gettng the worth of ther money. They want to know all the whys and wherefores, and n a drect rato to the value of the nvestment they burrow and ferret untl satsfed wth the collateral. Take an nstance n the realm of propretary artcles. f we know or a frend who has been cured we have some fath n the preparaton; f we know of two or three our fath ncreases. f the cures reach scores all well known ctzens, anyone who stll mantans that there s nothng beyond ordnary mert n the sad preparaton, can safely be left to the care of hs fellow f taxpayer s. he wshes to pck a quarrel wth them on the queston of ther udgment and veracty, he has ample opportunty n Honolulu to do so. Begn wth thla case. Mr. H. H. Smythe, of nterslan d S. S. Co., ths cty, wrtes to tell us that he svas afflcted wth a lame back for a number of years. "scrbng the cause of ths to the kdneys and hearng about Doans Backache Kdney Plls, got some of them at the Hollste r Drug Co.s store. They releved me so much that am perfectly satsfed wth the result of havng taken them, and can recommend the plls to others, sufferng from backache." Doans Backache Kdney Plls are becomng popular n Honolulu because they are always endorsed by Honolulu people. Doans Backache Kdney Plls are sold by all druggsts and storekeepers at so cnts per hn (sx boxes for t2.s0) or wll be maled n recept of prce by the Hollster Drug Co., Honolulu, wholesale agents for the Hawaan slands. The late W. E. Henley once met Robert Lous Stevenson, and found hs frend dstressed because he was not a Voltare or a Dumas, though he had an equpment whch oueht to have made hm ther peer. Stevenson put hs "falure" down to the weakness of ns lungs. "Pfrhaps you are rght, Lous," sad Henley; "ve always felt that, f had not been a blessed crpple, could have taken the earth n my hand and hurled t nto the sun." ran when you own a "Browne" camera. Sharp, perfect pctures taken wth these delghtful lttle nstruments and the cost s so small that no chld should le wthout one. PRCE $.00 3 M OLU L.U Photo Supply Co. Fukuroda JPNESE Dry and Fancy Goods Straw Hat Manufactury, Hotel street. Telephone Whte 242. Edward Kealoha, salesman. WLL PPERS TO PH8E YOU Nothng but the best satsfes some people. Nothng but gvng satsfacton satsfes us. Thats why we have such a large stock of exclusve desgns n wall papers. We have handsome desgns for lttle money, and other handsome desgns for bg money ust to sut your taste. Whatever your taste s, depend upon t that we can please you. LE WBRS & COOKE, L MTE D 77 South Kng Street. O. Oollns MNUFCTURER OF Harness and Saddles Kng near Fort St. Tel. Man m. p. o. Rnx sm Oahu ce & Electrc Co. ce delvered to any part of the cty. sland orders promptly flled. Tel. Blue 85. P. O. Box 600. Offce: Kewalo. THE WONDER MLLNtkY PRLORS. Fort Street, oppo. Convent. STYLSH TRMMED HTS. Latest n SHRT WST HTS. NOTCE NT WOMN OR GRL NEEDNCB help or advce, s nvto to ommunl cate, ether n person or by letter, wtt Ensgn Nora M. Underhll, matron d the Salvaton rmy Womans ndu tral Home, Young street, between fr tesan and McCully streets, maul sde, Honolulu. Removal Sale Plant?, Fernfl, Palms, Crotons, Cala dnms, Rose Bushes, etc. THURSDY, SEPT. 7. MRS. E. M. TYLOR Pennyroyal, pll 0nuln JBF C ( hv ht CHCHESTERS KNOLBR fcv OWJ wtta klm rbbon. Ttf no othf r. B, W.ohttul!.n. at 4 k..3p fo Partcular m E Ttra"f tad ReUr far Ladlca," JSBk P r Moll, n.n!...m.!tn WJT MuUwu ttuuare, tj. 3 lff " " " "J "

7 JteS J? O. BOX J Co. the clt?. TeL yen rs. 3TS. com THE PCFC COMMERCL DVERTSER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 7, 903. JESSE MOORE YCHT.. WHSKY PUBLC BEST ON ERTH Old ged MEM S CO OftNnoraUd general Export gts, 8precJtele Bldg. Honolulu, K. T. TB?0" Jesse MooreHu nt f Zn Vrucloo, CaL and Lousvlle, Ky. See Our Dsplay! Refrgerators ce Boxes BOLD ON ESY TERMS. Co. W,DMo&COLTD, mporters of CROCRT, GLSS 4 HOUSE FURNSHNG GOODS. Bole gents n the Hawaan Terrl mr for JEWEL STOVES, GURNE JNBLE REFRGERTORS, ONRCH BLUE FLME OL res, PURTN BLUE OL )VES and PRMUS STOVES, U. S. JM SEPRTORS, DEY LME 5GSTERS. t KNG ST. Honolulu, T. H. Camp L s often subect to the dsadvantage of not havng good water to drnk. The sure way s to drnk beer and be on the safo sde. 8EER rlls every requrement as a camp drnk. t has a fne flavor ad s pure and wholesome. GENTS FOR HW. kone Whte 33. P. O. Box 57 non Ol Co. of Calforna Offce Fuel OH of Hawaan Department, m 307 Stangenwald Bldg. C. C. PERKNS, Supt. Man offce, Mlls Buldng, San rancsco. JNO. BKER, Jr., Mgr. larlo tn Hrrpr nttt, oatflflwentlenens Shrts and Paamas, any n np Mor. manufacturers of straw tons, 7. Yamatoya 044 Nuuanu street. NOTCE..... m ls s to gve notce tna wu "sponsble for any debts contracted y name by my wfe, Mary hwaa. SM K. lulu, Sept. 5, 903. W Phe Commercal and Offcal cord has come to stay. t s lng a long felt want WHRF x. VVVV yy vvvyywwvwvw wvyvyvvww wwwwwwv C0NRCTS MDE TO CRRY SUGR The mercanhawaa n Steamshp Co. has recently made an agreement by whch ts shps wll carry Hawaan sugar around the Horn for at least two years to come. The agreement was sgned n New York ust a short tme ago by representatves of the planters and the steamshp agents. Under the new contract the mer canhawa an freghters wll handle all the sugar that can be carred wth the tonnage at the dsposal of the sland trade. The freghters wll take about 05,000 tons of sugar around the Horn next year and the planters are now charterng salng vessels to take the balance. ll of the sugar agents are ncluded n the two years contract, as follows: H. Hackfeld & Co., T. H. Daves & Co., lexander & Baldwn, C. Brewer & Co., Castle & Cooke, F.. Schaefer & Co., M. S. Grnbaum & Co., and Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. The contract calls for the handlng of the crops of 904 and 905, the planters agreeng to furnsh sugar, for as many steamers as the mercanhawaa n Steamshp can place n these waters. t s estmated that 05,000 tons of sugar wll be handled by the freghters durng the season of 904. The total balance of the crop, nearly 300,000 tons, wll be handled by the salng fleet exceptng about 0,000 tons whch wll be shpped drect to San Francsco by freghters. The sugar agmts are now charterng salng vessels to handle the remander of the crop. The frst of the freghters to take part of the new crop wll probably be the Hawaan whch s due to arrve n December. THE LMED OFF FOR COST The lameda saled promptly on tme yesterday mornng wth many well known people. H.. Bgelow and Mrs. Bgelow were departng passengers. They go to Chcago where Mr. Bgelow wn teach crmnal law n Chcago Unversty. Col. Z. S. Spaldng of Kaua was a departng passenger. Hs sonnla w and daughter, Count Bonz and wfe, accompaned hm. Roy H. Chamberlan and famlv de parted for an eght weeks vacaton vst n owa and Washngton. Mrs. H. P. Baldwn and Mss Bald wn and F. C. Baldwn were passen gers. E. M. Boyd, of the Promoton Commttee, departed for the Coast. Judge Edngs s gong for a vacaton. ugust Dreer and famly are to spend a short tme on the manland. Mr. T. F. Sedgwck went to on her husband who has taken charge of the Peru Experment Staton. H. W. Wlls, manager of the Hawaan Hotel, wll make a trp East, aad ncdentally try to start tourst trav n ths drecton. H. G. Dllngham and H. G. Spencer are returnng to college. Perne, ptcher for the Elks, s returnng to the Coast to work. Castle, who ptched fertle Punahous durng the season, s returnng to college. HWNS BENG NOT ENLSTED There has been a fallng off n the applcatons for enlstment n the navy from among Hawaan boys. The natves who were enlsted dd not make partcularly brllant successes as salors aboard war vessels and now only such natves as are good seamen are beng accepted at the recrutng offce On ths account the applcatons from Hawaans have fallen off. although a short tme ago there was a rush on ther part to get nto the navy. Sx men are stll on the roquos awatng transportaton to the coast or transfer to some other vessel of the navy. When the number has reached ten, they wll be sent to the coast aboard a ml steamer unless a naval vessel happe e to be n port. Most of the men enlsted here come from the merchantmen and the Phelps wll no doub: furnsh several for Uncle Sam. Has Tallest Masts. The Erskne M. Phelps s sad to be the loftest shp n the mercan merchantmen servce. She measures 260 feet from truck to deck. BG LNERS WLL MKE SHORT STY The two bg Pacfc Mal steamers have been gven orders to waste no more tme n Honolulu. Hereafter they wll leave on the same day that they arrve n port, unless detaned n workng the cargo. Heretofore both the Korea and Sbera have been layng over at Honolulu from twentyfou r to thrty hours but ths has all been changed by a recent order from Supt. Schwern. The Korea whch was the last of the Pacfc Mal lners to pass through here, arrved n port early n the mornng and departed agan for the Orent at 5:30 oclock the same afternoon. The same schedule wll be followed hereafter, both by the Korea and Sbera. None of the other Pacfc Mal, Orental & Occdental and Toyo Ksen Kasha boats stay n port longer than s necessary to take on coal and get rd of ther Orental freght and mmgrants. The Korea and Sbera are runnng on a sxda y schedule from the coast and t wll be mantaned n the future, the steamer arrvng from San Francsco on the mornng of the scheduled day. There s a dvded opnon as to how the new order wll affect Honolulu. By some t s clamed that the shortenng of the length of stay n ths port, wll work aganst the nterests of the cty. nother vew, shared by many s that the new order wll have the effect of compellng toursts who want to see the slands to stop over between boats. Wth the steamer n port thrty hours, passengers may get the dea, that they have seen all there s to see, and consequently not stop over. SOLCE SLS FOR THE COST The U. S. N. Transport Solace saled at two oclock yesterday afternoon for San Francsco. She s sad to have aboard a greater number of passengers than ever belore on a. vst to ths port. Nr.e newly enlsted men were sent aboard the Solace yesterday mornng, and sx of them the shps offcers returned to the roquos. The Solace Wus already so crowded that the addtonal sx passengers could not be accommodated. The Solace wll probably make a slow trp to San Francsco. She s rather drty and wll go to the sland Navy Yard for a general overhaulng upon her arrval. Shppng Notes. The Solace tools 450 tons cf coal from here. The steamer J.. Cummns arrved at 2:30 from Koxlau ports. The Lehua arrved about, ten oclock BY UTHORTY. GOO HOT. MORTGGEE NOTCE OF NTEN TON OF FORECLOSURE NB LNDS NOTCE. OF SLE. 0MTRL Takes Spn Down to Pearl Harbor. Regatta Day Commttee Needs More Money. L. de L. Ward Wll Nat ct as Starter and C. B. Wlson s Named. Sorenson & Lyles new yacht, ust launched ths week, and bult especally to try conclusons wth Walkers yacht, Defance, was saled to Pearl Harbor yesterday, on her frst long sea trp. The Mary L. went as convoy, so that the new boats speed gauged. could be Sorensons boat s larger than the Defance, beng two feet longer, one and oneha lf feet wder, and eeht nches deeper. She also carres much more canvas. Both are equpped wth sldng blgeboar ds nstead of centerboard s. The contest between these boats on Saturday promses to be of the keen varety and yachtsmen are nterested n the outcome. Both are thrd raters s Regatta Day approaches the aquatc sportsmen are makng ther fnal arrangements. Messrs. C. L. Crabbe and W. W. Harrs are makng a canvas of the busness houses for funds and have already secured more than $500. More money s needed, and t s beleved that whoever they buttonhole wll respond gracefully to the "touch." The Regatta Day events wll start at 9.30 a. m. on Saturday and half an hour before the noon hour the udges hooe to have the forenoon events concluded. n hour wll be gven over for lunch. Owng to the absence ths week of L. de L. Ward, another starter wll be named and C. B. Wlson may be chosen, beng an old hand at the post. n sland steamer wll be used for the udges stand n place of the coal barge as used n former years, and accommodatons provded for about ffty persons. The government band wll follow ts custom of serenadng the boat houses and wharves where the spectators gather, by utlzng the government tug Eleu. The yachts wll not have a steamer follow them as n former tmes, as the Regatta Commttee desres to elmnate ths tem of expense. ll the lesser events, comprsng tugsofwa r, Japanese fshng boat races, etc., wll be pulled off near the lght house, to gve everybody an opportunty to wtness them. EMBEZZLER NEELY. Charles F. W. Neely, of Munce. nd., who fgured promnently n the Cuban Mare;poS!tal PCandal three years ago. s now lvng n quet elegance n ths cty. Neely was charged wth the embezzlement of $00,000 of postal funds. He was convcted and sentenced to ten years mprsonment and to pay a fne of Under the bll sgned by Presdent Palma on June, 902, grantng amnesty to all mercans con vcted of crmes n Cuba durng the., was reeastu. last ntg.t from Moloka ports. J Neelv landed here from Havana n The Kaua saled agan last evenng September, 902. and then, wth the exf or Kaua ports. Marshal Hendry wascepton of an occasonal appearance at a ras nger aboard her. Washngton, dropped completely out of The next mal lor the coast wll be sght except to hs most ntmate J : by the Dorc whch s due to leave for frends. Some of these frends carred "San Francsco Tuesday. reports to ndana that Neely was lv The new Oceanc dock has been com ng here and cuttng qute a fgure both pleted and now ll that needs to be socally and n a busness way. They done s to buld the wharf shed. reported that he seemed to be enoyng The Defance was fumgated agan the prosperty; that he had an elegant su. e of rooms ln one of last nght. She wll probably the be n Prncpal hotels, and that he was en quarantne three or four days yet. tertanng wth a lavsh hand. These The l armanan s havng her bottom rts als0 pad t waa understood that scraped bef. startng on her voyage. was on the groul( floor" n a Brothers are dong the work. numymn g ber of deals mvolvng large sums of The mercan barken tne Wrestler money. Cleared yesterday for berdeen, Wash world reporter, wth these reports! ngton. She s n ballast, and wll as a bass, located Mr. Neely n an sal today. gant sute n a bachelor apartment aoartyesterda y. The band played the lameda off house. He has the second floor Durng the mornng Cap men t n the Royalton. No. 44 West tan Berger and the band gave a con ; Fortyfourt h street, n the mmedate crt aboard the Solace. vcnty of Sherrys. Delmoncos and The Mkahala, whch arrved from other exclusve establshments. M Kaur. ports yesterday mornng, re Neely sublets hs apartment from the ported the barkentne Lahana dschargng coal at Eleele. about sx months. He travels a great orgnal tenant, and has occuped them deal, but he makes the Royalton The mercan hs Erskne M. Phelps began dschargng home when he s n the cty. t s not coal at the naval known there that he s engaged n any wharf yesterday. Her crew wll probabl y busness n the cty, but he lves wth be dscharged today. the appearance of havng plenty of The Kaua made a specal trp to means. Honolulu yesterday to brng over Col. Spaldng and Count Bonz and hs wfe, together wth Bshop Restarck. Th Gaelc may possbly get n from San Francsco tonght. Hackfeld 6 Co., the local agents, do not expect her untl tomorrow mornng, so the chances are that she wll not arrve before Frday. Percy Morse has been notfed by eable that the Nevadan wll brng two days" later mal than the Gaelc. She s due to arrve Monday mornng and wll sal agan fcr San Francsco dre t on the evenng of September 25th. General gent Morse expects to leave for Pan Francsco and New York on the Neadan for a busness vst. The reporter had a bref conversaton wth Mr. Neely last nght. "Have you located permanently n New York?" he was asked. "No. sr." was the reply. "Have you establshed busness connectons n ths cty?" have not." "Do you expect to reman here anv length of tme?" "No, sr; am gong out tomorrow." Mr. Neely declned to state where he was gong or what busness he was engaged n. The hotel people sad thev expected hm to return there after hs trp. He s occupyng hs apartments alone. New York World. On Saturday, September 9th, 903, Notce s hereby gven at that, pursuant 2 oclock to noon the nower of at the sale contaned n front entrance certan mortgage, tht of dated Septemb r the Judcary Buldng. Honolulu, ; 4th. 90. made by Goo Hoy, as mortgagor, of Honolulu, sland of Oahu wll be sold the lease of the followng lands, vz: Terrtory of Hawa, to nne S. Parae, as mortgagee, Kawanu. of stuate sad n Honolulu. an3 Onomea, Hl). recorded n the Hawa; Hawaan Reglstrv of 62 acres of grcultural. Conveyances n Honolulu aforesad, a Term: Fve years., Lber 227 on pages the mortgagee 949 Upset rental. $ per annum. ntends 7. to foreclose the sad mortgax Kawanu Forest for towcondton broken, t: land, for nonpayment when due of prncpal and va stuate as aforesad : 322 acres Forest land. terest. Term: 2 years, under forest cond Notce s lkewse gven that after lb tons. Upset rental. $30.00 per annum. For further partculars as to condtons of lease, plan, etc., apply to Publc Lands Offce. E. S. BOY P. Commssoner of Publc Lands. Publc Lands Offce. ugust 3th, 903. The sale of the lease of the above land s hereby postponed to September 26th to take place at the samo place and hour. EDWRD S. BOYD. Commssoner of Publc Lands. Publc Lands Offce, September 6th HO KONG WNG ESTTE. N THE CRCUT COURT OF THE FRST JUDCL CRCUT. TER RTORY OF HW T CHM BERS N PROBTE. n the Matter of the Estate of Ho Kong Wng, Deceased. NOTCE TO CREDTORS! Notce s hereby gven that the undersgned has been duly apponted the Executrx of the Last Wll and Testament of Ho Kong Wng, deceased, late of Honolulu. sland of Oahu. ll credtors of the deceased are hereby nottb l to present ther clams, duly authentcated and wth the proper vouchers, f any exst, even though sad clams may be secured by mortgage upon real estate, to the undersgned at 4U Kng street, Honolulu. Pong Wng Kee. wthn sx months from the date of the frst publcaton of ths notce, or wthn sx months from the date sad clams fall due, or they wll be forever barred. nd all persons ndebted to sad estate are hereby notfed to make mmedate payment to the undersgned. HO FU JN. Executrx of the Last Wll and Testament of Ho Kong Wng, deceased. Dated Honolulu, September 6, 903. W. ustn Whtng. 40S Judd Buldng, ttorney for Executrx r.th NOTCE TO CREDTORS L. HEE.. Hee of Kapaau. Kohala. sland of Hawa, havng made an assgnment of hs property to the undersgned for the beneft of hs credtors, notce s hereby gven to all partes havng clams aganst the sad L. Hee to present the same temzed and properly sworn to at our offce wthn thrty days from today, or be forever debarred. ll partes ndebted to sad L. Hee must make mmedate payment to the undersgned or to Mr. John Luz of Mahukona, sland of Hawa. Proper forms of the acoou nt affrmaton to be made on each wll be furnshed on demand. HOFFSCHLEGER CO., LTD., ssgnee of Hee. Honolulu, Sept. Sth, LODGE NOTCES Lodge Le Props De No. 24,. &. S. RTE. loceane SPECL MEETNG OF LODGE le Progres de loceane No. lt,. &. S. R.. wll be held ths (THURSDY) evenng, Sept. 7, at 7:30 oclock. n the Masonc Temple. WORK N THE SECOND DEGREE. Members of Hawaan Lodge, Pacfc Lodge and vstng brethren are nvted to attend. By order of Worshpful Master. CHS. BON, Secretary. EXCELSOR LODGE NO., F. THERE WLL BE REGULR meetng of Excelsor Lodge No., L O. O. F., at ELKS HLL, Beretana and Mller streets, every Tuesday evenng, at 7:30 oclock. WORK N THRD DEGREE. Tuesday, Sept. 5. Members of Harmony Lodge and all vstng brethren are cordally nvted to attend. L. PETRE, N. G. L. L. L PERRE, Secretary. CPT. COOK LODGE. SONS OF ST. GEORGE, NO. 35. THE REGULR MEETNG OF THE above Lodge wll be held n San ntono Hall, Vneyard street, on Monday, September 4th, at 7:30 oclock. By order. REGULR MEETNG. GEO. W. HTPrT rv9 3f, Secretary. Subscrbe Now expraton of three weeks from the da? of ths notce, the property covered b? sad mortgage wll be advertsed for sale at publc aucton: such sale to be held at the aucton rooms of James F. Morgan n sad Honolulu on Saturday. October 7th, 903, at 2 oclock noon. of sad day. The property covered by sad mortgage and ntended to be sold as aforesad s descrbed as follows: J ll that certan peces or parcels rtf land stuated at Kauluwela, Honolulu aforesad, beng portons of R P. Nc 687 L. C.. No. 277 to Nka, more partcularly descrbed as follows: Frst: Begnnng at the S. E. CUlUSt of ths lot on North sde of lane, ssktl runnng by magnetc bearngs: t S W. 66 feet along lane, 2. N W. 05 feet; 3. N E. 6 feet; N E. 6 feet; 2 0 a. S E. 6 feet to the n 7 0 tal pont, contanng an area of 6425 square feet, and beng the same prem ; ses conveyed to the sad mortgagor by deed of J. H. Kunewa, dated prl Mtn, su, ana recorded n the Regstry Offce n Honolulu aforesad, n Lber 222. nages S3S 4. Second: L N W feet; 2. N E feet; 3. S E feet; 4. S W. 24. feet; 5. N. 42p 32 W..6 feet: s. 4S 53 w feet: S W. 6.5 feet, to the. ntal pont, contanng an area of 4.6 square fet, and beng the same premses conveyed to the sad mortgagor by deed of J. H. Kunewa, dated June 9th, 90, and recorded n the Regstr" Offce, n Honolulu aforesad, n Lber 223. Pages The above peces beng n on lot, av.f contanng an area of 20,59 square feet. Terms: Cash n gold con of the Unted States. Deeds at expense of purchaser. Further partculars can b? had of W. C. Parke, attorneynfa ct of nne Parke, mortgagee. S. Dated Honolulu, September 4th. 90 NNE S. PRKE. Mortgagee. By her ttorneynfac t, W. C. PRKE. 6S MEETNG NOTCES. NOTCE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETNG. HKU SUGR COMPNY. Notce s hereby gven that pursuant to the request VcePresdeof nt the a specal meetng of the stockholders of the Haku Sugar Company wll be held n the offces of lexander & Baldwn, Ltd., Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, Terrtory of Hawa, on Thursday, the 24th day of September, 903, at 0 a. m. of sad day, for the purpose of consderng and actng upon the proposton of ssung the bonds of the company and securng the same by a deed of trust of the property of the company. Honolulu, September 2, 903. JNO. GULD, ctng Secretary of Haku Sugar Company. NOTCE OP STOCKHOLDERS MEETNG. P PLNTTON. Notce s hereby gven that pursuant to the request of the a. VcePresde nt specal meetng of the stockholders of Paa Plantaton wll be held n the offces of lexander & Baldwn. LtL, Stangenwald Buldng, Honolulu, Terrtory of Hawa, on Thursday, the 24th day of September, 903, at a. m. of sad day, for the purpose of consderng and actng upon the proposton cf ssung the bonds of the company and securng the same by a deed of trust of the property of the company. Honolulu, September JNO. GULD, ctng Secretary of Pas Plantaton. SPECL MEETNG. HWN GRCULTURL CG specal meetng of the stockholders of the Hawaan grf ultural Co. wll be held at the offce of C. Brewer & Co Ltd., n Honolulu, on Frday, the 8th lnst., at 0 oclock a. m., for the purpose of electng a to VcePresde fll any vacancy on the Board of D ness that may come before the meet! rg E. F. BTSHOP. Secretary. Dated Honolulu, Sept. 0, ".: nmf. POWER OF TTORNEY. Durng the absence of Ho Leons;, manager of Sng Wo Co., from thp Terrtory of Hawa, C. Kam Seu wt act as manager of sad Company wth full Dowers. Dated September SNG WO COMPNY, 65S0 By Ho ong.!..... a.v, Has reached a membershp of s long as the ssocaton receves new members between burals th?rt can be no farther expense to the Dresent membersho. Phone Man 4. J. H. TOWNSEND, Secretary. Offce wth the Townsend Undertakng Co.

8 r 8 Rose Creamery BUTTER Our absolute satsfacton guarantee goes wth every pound. We delver t hard and cold on ce and EVERY POUND WEGHS FULL SXTEEN OUNCES. f you would have the best, use the "Rose Brand". Prce 40c. the pound, less our usual 5 per cent cash dscount. HE! M? LTD. THE PCFC COMMERCL DVERTSER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 7, 903. MRRED N TLN NOBLEMN conductng a game called knc, had hs M fne reduced to $0 and costs. Owng to the consttutonal snae encountered as elsewhere reported. Judge? JURYMEN m mum HONOLULU. Gear excused hs tral urors untl and Monday mornnsr. Brote Commsson Merchant KMLO CLM PD Executon for $575.65, ncludng all KHUM N U ST. 8UCR FCTORS, H, 22 Telephones 92 Easest Typewrte Or Desk CHR Made r r : : JUST COME The von HammYoun g Co., KNOB TO TURN! NO BUTTON TO PRESS SPRNG TO WORK! NEVER OUT OF ORDER OUR PLN Ltd. WK furnsh you wth our Cabnets at ww a nomnal rental, you use our paper as long at you use our cabnets ; termnaton of ths smple contract at your opton. You nave nothng to os but everythng to san; sayng nothng about the unque and exclusve features of THE "SNTKY utomatc. t s an "economuer" sure Fosltreyou. to "SNTRY" TOLET TSSUE up n qualty, down n prce. CLL N ND EXMNE T. WLL NCHOLS CO., LTO. Sole gu. Terrtory of Hawa. CHECpS PCHECOS DNDRUFF KLLER promotes growth, cures dandruff, and gves to the har a slky glossness. Sold by all druggsts and at the Unon Barber Shop. Tel. Man 232. MON HOTEL.. 3 WKK BECH RPD TRNST ELECTRC CRS arrve at, and depart from ke man entrance to the Moan otej every ten mnutes. MON HOTEL CO, LTD. N DEMND One Kamalo Clam Has Been Fully Satsfed. George. Davs Brngs Sut for Thousand Dollar Fee. Fre Clam Dspute nal Clearance Small Crm New Suts and Other Notes. Judge De Bolt dd not have many urors to run to anyway, but wnen the frst nsurance case of the santary fre seres had been tred there were not enough left to fll the box for the next. Those n the frst one were dsaualfed. Therefore on Tuesday evenng a specal venre was ssued, under whch the followng talesmen appeared yesterday mornng: W. F. Love, H. Zerbe, John Crowell, Emmett May, Harry rmtag e, John Grube, Edgar Henraues, John C. Lane, John H. Jones, Georee T. Kluegel, E. K. Naauao, Georere Cypher, John F. Soper, F. P. Mclntyre and Samuel Nowlen. n attempt to get a ury out of ths lst and the old remnant faled, the case beng Kwong Lee Yuen & Co. vs. Manchester Fre nsurance Co. Too many of the men knew too much about the fres, or had prevously been urors n cases relatng to those events, to be acceptable. Therefore the court ordered another specal venre, under whch the followng talesmen are summoned to appear ths mornng: James B. Castle, Davd F. Notley, James E. Jaeger, R. W. Holt, J. M. Coulson, J.. Lawelawe, Edward Baker, F. Meyer, M. C. Pacheco, Davd F. Thrum, W. B. Hamlton, J. K. Prender ast., Henry Maha. Mlle Lancaster, Robert Fern, W. B. McCormck,. H. K. Keohokalole, C. J. Falk, E.. Spaldng, L. J. Nahora Hoa, Davd sa, John Chalmers, Joseph B. Pakele and C. P. aukea. By consent of Mr. Ballou for plantff and Mr. Robertson for defendant n each case, Judge De Bolt contnued Sng Chan Co. vs. the Svea nsurance Co. and Sng Chan Co. vs. the nsurance Co. of North merca for the term. JUDGE ROBNSON LSO. Before Judge Robnson the case of Kapolan Estate, Ltd., vs. W. R. Castle et al., came on for tral yesterday mornng. s t nvolved Questons smlar to those n the sut of the same plantff aganst L.. Thurston decded the prevous day, the same urors could not serve and a specal venre was ssued whereby the followng nam ed men are summoned to adnear at 0 oclock ths mornng: W. M. TemDle ton, Chas. Lews, Hram Kolomoku, 3. M. Legros, Chas. Frasher, El J. Crawford. Wllam Berlowtz, George Watt, E. H. Wodehouse, James D. Cockett, E. W. Valkenberg. W. F. OHalloran, J. M. Levy, J. O. Spencer. John Emme luth, saac Noar, J. J. Sullvan, John Ouderkrk, W. F. Bush. W. H. Babbtt, G. W. Hayselden, George W. Clark, M. P. Robnson and W. R. Chlton. SMLL CLERNCE. Judge Gear ordered that Kogno, who appealed from a fne of $00 and costs for sellng lquor wthout a lcense, be dsmssed on payng fne and costs. nolle prosequ was entered for the same defendant n a second case of lke knd. Manuel Slva, who was fned $5 and costs by former Dstrct Magstrate Geo.. Davs for common nusance n breakng a bottle on the sdewalk, had hs case dsmssed by Judge Gear. Saguma and Machno, sentenced bv Davs to pay fnes of $75 and costs each, and wanaga, sentenced to Day $00 and costs for the lke offence, bv the same udge, were each released at the request of the ttorneygenera l. Robert Kekapa, fned $50 and costs by the late Dstrct Magstrate Wlcox for wthn a few months. Kewbros Herpcde klls the dandruff germs that cause fallng har and fnally baldness. No other preparaton but Herpcde Klls the dandruff eerm. Destroy the cause, you remove the effect. Herpcde s a delghtful har dressng for regular tolet use. LnryGSTOS, JortT., Sopt. 20, "99. T have used onehalf botlle ot Herpcde, and my head la free from dandruff and my har does not fall out aa formerly. am very much enthused over the results, and have recommended t to a number of my frends. Mss Margold Baldwn. For Sale at all FrstClas s Drug Stores., HOLLSTER LRUG CO., LTD. gents. costs, n the sut ot Hawaan Hardware Co.. Ltd., vs. Kamalo Sugar Co., Ltd., has been returned as fully satsfed by Deputy Sherff Chllngworth. who collected the money and dstrbuted t. the amount pad the plantff beng $ FRE CLM CSE. Chng Lum answers the complant of Kamakaukan Woolsey, n a bll for accountng on a fre clam award of $965. He denes that he agreed to Day complanant any part of the award. Whle she has erected no buldng on the premses snce the fre, t s further alleged, he has expended $800 n a new buldng thereon, makng the premses more valuable to the plantff as lessor than they were before the fre. DVS ND HS FEE. George. Davs has brought an assumpst sut for the January, 904, term aganst Lbana de Nobrega, clamng one thousand dollars as attorneys fee n defendants dvorce sut and costs of the present acton. Sylvano de Nobrega, the dvorced husband, gave a mortgage aganst the almony ordered n the case, but there was no provson made for Davss fee. OTHER NEW SUTS. Tom Been has gven notce of mechanc and materalmens len aganst Flumena Benevdes for $68.50 upon a house and lot n Kalu tract. llan W. T. Bottomley as trustee has begun sut aganst L. R. Mederos and J. P. Rodrgues for $700 alleged to be due the Washngton Mercantle Co. on the purchase of the store at the Wak k corner of Kng and Beekley streets n Kalh. t s alleged that the property known as "The Kalh Store," together wth ts stock and fxtures and a horse and wagon, was sold to the defendants on January 26, 900. The purchase prce was $4700 and thrtyfou r shares of the captal stock of the Washngton Mercantle Co. and t s alleged that the stock was turned over, but that only $4,000 has been pad. Judgment s asked for the remander, $700, wth nterest. NOTCES. n the eectment case of James H. Cummngs vs. Lousana Noble, Leon M. Strauss by hs attorneys. Long & Long, reples to Holmes & Stanleys notce to admt facts and documents by denyng that he s defendants attorney, but pleads to the ursdcton of the court so that defendant may not be deprved" of her legal rghts. Castle & "Wthngton for defendant admt the facts and documents as requested by Holmes & Stanley for plantff n the eectment case of the BshoD Estate Trustees aganst Lula, savng exceptons to ther admssblty as evdence. Robertson & Wlder fle ther appearance for defendant n the suts of tvs Gear, Lansng & Co. trustees and T. F. Lansng, severally, aganst Emmett May. Judge Robnson has ssued a notce that on Monday next at 0 a. m. he wll call, for the purpose of settng down as ready for tral, all the even numbered cases from 26 to 76 nclusve. COURT NOTES. The verdct for plantff n the eectment sut of Kapolan Estate excepted a certan porton of land contanng an area of 363 fathoms. J. R. Gat. P. H. Burnette and P. D. Kellett, Jr., apprasers, have placed the value of the estate of the late Wllam Phllps at $26,650. PLEDNG FORMS N LND COURT Rules of the Court of Land Regs traton are n the hands of Chef Jus ce Frear for revson. When ready they wll be prnted and then Judge Weaver wll open the court for bus ness..followng s a lst of the blanks o be used n pleadngs, though there are others requred n the busness of the court:. Petton for regstraton of land 2. Plan of land. 3. Reference to Examner. 4. Notce of flng petton to partes, order and returns. 5. Publshed notce of flng petton 6. Notce to ttorneygener al of Pe tton. 7. Notce to supervsors. 8. Notce of flng of report of ex amner. 9. ppontment of master to take testmony. 0. ppontment of resdent agent by foregn owner.. ppontment of guardan ad ltem and next frend. 2. Certfcate by assessor as to ad onng owners. 3. Decree of regstraton. 4. Notce of dsposal of petton. 5. Clam of appeal. NOTHER RREST FOR PEONGE Myamura, a Japanese who s re garded oy the federal authortes as a hghtone d gambler and rascal, was arrested for peonage on Tuesday nght by Marshal E. R. Hendry. He lved n a house n Kng street, near Llha where he was captured. There he kept n slavery a grl whom he had bought and who s descrbed as beau tful. Her name s Shve and she was arrested on a bench warrant yester day mornng for detenton, wth bal fxed at $250, as a wtness. Money was found n drawers and trunks all over the house, a large amount n the aggregate, the marsha says. Myamura was fashonably dressed and sportng a Panama ha when apprehended. Hs bal s $5000. Wllng to oblge: Mrs. Goodart "See here! f gve you some money don t want you to spend t n that saloon over there." Thrsty Tom "ll rght, lady. f youre toutn for some udder pont ll be glad ter patronze t." Phladelpha Press. FOR SPRNS, SWELLNGS ND LMENESS there s no better lnment than Chamberlans Pan Balm. Thou sands can testfy to the mert of ths remedy. One applcaton gves relef. Try t. Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd., Wholesale gents, sell t. KLOHN RT LEGUE T HOME Cards are about to be ssued for the frst lterary t Home for the season. of the Klohana rt League. The scat tered members of the League are re turnng to town from the other slands and the manland, wth new sketches and fresh deas for other thngs to he accomplshed. The annual meetng and electon of offcers takes place early n October. " Study n esthetcs," by Mrs. Mabel Wng Castle, wll be the attracton at the comng t Home, whch s set for Saturday afternoon, September 26. TWO KNDS OF CHLDREN Chldren that grow too fast and those that seem hardly to grow at all, both need Scotts Emulson. t gves that rch vtal nourshment whch s the secret of all healthy growth. t rounds out the long lmbs, and helps chldren to grow wthout usng up all ther strength n growng. Mothers ought to know more about the wonderful help whch Scotts Emulson would gve ther chldren. There s no secret about Scotts Emulson. Nothng s covered up by obscure references to "actve prncples " or alkalods." Scotts Emulson s smply an emulson of the best Nor wegan cod lver ol combned wth the hypophosphtes and glycern. Well send you a sample free upon request. SCOTT & BOWSE, 409 Pear! Street, New York. JfeS. t ff()nbn P. O. Box 594, Telephone 72. E. P. CHPN, Treasurer The Concrete Constructon Co., Ltd. JS. F. MORGN, UCTONEER. Fne Prrperty for Sale On Tuesday. Sept. 5. at hgh noon at the resdence of Col. Z. S. SaDldng at Keala, Kaua. Bshop RestancK THS DY unted n marrage Mss lce Makee Spaldng and Count Leonardo Ercole Bonz. The ceremony took place n the large hall of Col. Spaldngs resdence Removal ucton Sale and t was wtnessed by some sxty OF frends from varous parts of the sl and. Besdes the father of the brde, her brother, James Spaldng, and PLNTS her uncle, Charles Makee, were present. The mother of the brde s n Rome, By order of Mrs. E. M. Taylor, florst. wll hold an aucton sale of Palms, taly, a confrmed nvald, and unable Ferns, Rose Bushes and varous decoratve plants. o travel. fter the marrage the weddng party ON and the guests adourned to a sumptuous breakfast. Followng the usual T 0 OCLOCK. M.. THURSDY, SEPT. 7, toasts Col. Spaldng was proposed and t the premses No. 730 Knau street. hs response was a most happy one. fter expressng hs pleasure at seeng Owng to removal, all plants must be hs frends and neghbors and refer sold and bargans are assured. ng n a most touchng way to the ab sent wfe and mother who had planned offer the fnest varety of dantum Farleynsthe grounds and planted the trees and Ferns seen at a sale, ncludng s. made the beautful home as t s saan Curly Leaf and Curly Dwarf. now, he spoke of the young couple. Curly Lace, Charlotta (or Baby Lace), The Count had met hs daughter n Fshtal and Tassel; 5 pots of sparagus and Sprngn; taly and had seen a good deal of her. Caladum s, also Rare Some two months ago n answerng a Flowerng Rex Begonas, mercan Beauty Rose Bushes, Brdes and call at the telephone he thought that he recognzed a voce, but as he had Mads, vy Geranums, and other varetes. Russan Volets n bloom: never heard that voce speak Englsh Smla x, before he asked: "Who s ths?" Tall Cocoanut Palms, Crotons, Bonz," was the reply. Count Bonz Etc.. Etc. had taken a tour round the world and had acqured a good knowledge of the JS. F. MORGN, Englsh language. UCTONEER. Col. Spaldng went on to say that he was glad to announce that Count Bonz and hs wfe after a trp to taly were o return and to resde at Keala. The brde and groom, Bsho Res ucton Sale arck, Geo. H. Farchld and Col. OF Spaldng left nahola on the steamer Kaua at 5 p. m. Tuesday arrvng n Honolulu at 6 a. m. yesterday. Th Delnquent Stock newly marred couple and the father of the brde left on the lameda at 9. N THE m. yesterday. mong those who were on the wharf were the aunts of the Concrete Constructon Co., brde, Mrs. Dr. Herbert and Mrs. E. D. Tenney. LTD. The brde was born on the slands and left some twelve years ago for Eu WEDNESDY. OCT. 7, T rope where wth her mother she has passed most of the ntervenng tme. NOON She met Count Bonz n Rome where By order of the drectors of the Concrete Constructon Company, Lmted, both of them used regularly to rde after the hounds at the and actng for them, hereby gve notce, that ntend to sell and wll sell, huntng meets. Count Bonz was n the talan army at publc aucton, on Wednesday, October 7th, 903, at 2 oclock noon, at the and was for some years n the Kngs guards. On hs leavng Rome the Kng salesroom of James F. Morgan Nos. of taly gave hm a present of a hand 847 to 857 Kaahumanu street, n Honolulu, sland of Oahu, Terrtory of Ha some watch. Hs home s at Crema, near Mlan. There hs mother resdes wa, Unted States of merca, eghtyfv e and there he wll take hs wfe. (85) shares of the captal stock of Count Bonz ntends to resgn from sad Company, or a suffcent number the army and to return to the slands of sad shares to pay the amount due n December. Every one who has met thereon, sad shares beng contaned n hm speaks of hm n the hghest terms Certfcate No. 5, and duly ssued to C. and he has ganed the hearts of those Leonardt, of the Cty of Los ngeles, who have known hm durng hs two n the State of Calforna, upon whch months stay. He s about thrty years there s due and owng sad company of age, qute tall and of attractve ap a balance of an assessment of twenty pearance. (20) per cent., amountng to the sum of Col. Spaldng has two daughters who one thousand and twenty dollars are marred and who lve n taly. He ($,020), whch sad assessment was s gratfed that he wll have one wth duly leved on the 2th day of December, 900, and remans unpad, sad sale hm on Kaua whch he says s hs home and whch s to hm the oleas to take effect as aforesad, unless sad antest spot on earth. Hs return s assessment, wth nterest thereon, the uncertan owng to the precarous con cost of ths publcaton, and the auctoneers fee, s pad on or before the dton of Mrs. Spaldngs health. day and hour of sad sale. Dated September 7th offer for sale the resdence of Mrs. K. L. Vda, on Kng street, adonng the resdence of Mr. lexander Young, and n the vcnty of Thomas Square. The property s ncely stuated on thg lne of the Kng street cars and runs through to Young street. Front age of 205 feet on Kng etreet, 300 feet deep, wth a frontage of 205 feet on Young street. The grounds are one of the ncest n Honolulu, beng ncely planted wth mature allgator pear, breadfrut, mango and other frut trees, and avenues of the handsomest royal palms n the cty. The buldngs comprse a man dwellng house wth 0 rooms, chna closet, store rooms, etc. There are also cottage and cottage. n artesan well on the property. Ths elegant property, sutable for resdence or a prvate hotel, wll be offered for sale at a verv low fgure, and on reasonable terms. ntendng purchasers meanng busness can have full partculars on applcaton at my offce, 857 Kaahumanu street. JS. F. MORGN. UCTONEER. FOR LESE. JS. F. MORGN. aucnonsnm James F. Morgan KM Broker KHUMNU ST. P. O. Box 594, Telephone 72 GENTS FOR The Ewa Plantaton Co. The Waalua grcultural Co ujl The Wamea Sugar Mll Co The Fulton ron Works, St. LeJ The Standard Ol Co. The George F. Blake Steam Pub,. Woctano Ponf rlf,, The New England Mutual Lfe TnJ The etna Fre nsurance Co. Hartford, Conn. The llance ssurance Co. 0f don. pollnarls Mneral Ltha Water QUEEN OF TBLE UflTZ Prces to Famly Trade as follow PSM nf SO nnnrfs Srt per... rg Pasps nf fn vnlnta tn Mer T J rtr uuzeu, rer Dottle, 20c Cases of 50 pnts, $5.50 per caho t... x.av. vu uuts lor 25c. Specal prces to the trade. Lews & Compy, L GROCERS, Sole gents for the Hawaan slan. 69 Kng St. The Lewers & Cot Bldg Telephones 240. Honolulu S Wot OFFER FOR SLE Sal Soda. Caustc Soda, Slcate of Soda, Tallow. RESN, N QUNTTES TO help of r nettle".fw l M.W. McChesney&SoJ tor M 0 N U MONUMENTS E N T S LMTED. Queen Street. OF LL KNDS T XTELL aol "Hoc UN Mh The S mpor League EHa t Wn pnt ropof Ker ar lakea Stret tod P. O. Box HRRSON MLLCO..LFD ESTMTES GVEN ON LL OP MLLWORK. large stock of mouldngs kept on hand. P. O. Box 652. Tel. 22 Whte. Offce and Mll, Kawaahao St. walo. Yoshkawa f n meet and d JrWMtn of BS mntt ; r VBVV 7. tnmber rdge al the P Fort KNG ST. NER LK ttpere retal Opposte the Young Bldg, to r ads on fo Employment Offc y ar Help of all knds furnshed us a call. Satsfacton guaranteed. lawns n 0r: v Rver Mll Cm fa pt hom t m p about tale 0 n One Kav kpt 26 Contractors and Bulders, also Bry bl Materal and Furnture. Estlnatdoo gven. Orders promptly attendedpwne" Pauah street near Rver. Tel. pct 546. P. O. Box 990. that Prce C BREWER & CO., utdf Sng ar Factors and Comsson w,.lh r no chants. LST OF OFFCERS. C. M. Cooke, Presdent; Ge Jspr Robertson, Manager; E. F. Treasurer and Secretary; Col. llen, udtor; P. C. Jones, H. house, G. R. Carter, Drectors. JMay a HOflE Prfotlon BKE BERETN, COR EMM aflyttpfac Boston Baked Beans every Sat also Cream Puffs. Home Made bread, pes, cakes. d gtrrpho nuts, cookes. ll knds of saladf Blted delcaces made to order. FMen t LL KNDS OF stem, Mtbher GooSb; J re r Goodyear "Rubber Cfc foot. H. PESE. PresKW C San Francsco, Cal., T. T. W. srsh Pece of land n Manoa Valley, havng a fron?e of S80 feet on the man s:ov COTTON RROS. CO ernment road and a depth of 220 teet3 feet to the stream. Contans acres. ENGNEERS ND GENERL and Lease has 9 years TRCTORS. to run. Elegant for a country resdence Plans and Estmates furnshed fl Report fne bathng pool can be had classes of Contractng Work. N ghow at the stream. Boston Block, Honolulu. Tor further partculars apply to HOUSES MOVED Pform. HOUSES RSED ph. V HOUSES REPRED NEW HOUSES B! Stores and Offces Repared. W. T. PT Contractor and B. Offce 048 lakea street,! between X MUUW Kng and Hoteler tr UlLV.

9 LOCL THE PCFC COMMERCL DVERTSER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 7, 903. BREVTES. SED MN FTER l ENGUE Warner Rus, PrOOf Pred W. Macfarlane was lad up wth severe llness yesterday. You wll need a good bracng There wll be work SEPTEMBER n the Corsets nth. e Lehua brought last nght second degree tonc, an n tonght at meetng somethng of Lodge Le that wll tone Progres. up your system, gve you a good Human remans of great age were wholesome appette, make you From 8 to $2.50 Hosery from the settlement on Mo le nl" was taken to the asylum. dscovered n dggng for a house n sleep well and feel well. Fort, Theres near o orl d Hea Kuku street Captan nothng Rodman of the U. S. S. ro better than New lne of Shrt Wasts ust rt r. M L x.wrwwu., u uuo receved. LadW fast black Stockngs, :: plan :. Co helplessly nsane. evdently the and drop quos s exnected back from San Fran sttch, 25c. par. : : of relgous exctement. day Ot kk c8co early n October. L ULT mm Gesha and corn St Bshop & Co. Jtwo ago, Knt have brought sut Underwear settlement about the place wth an aganst Sng Lung Co., for $ al hrpatenng to kll hm as he ran.,eea 0 De aue n a note. Brands m Pltol lan also had been spendng hs M w w Glbert s n charge of the brewed from wholesome barlev Lades fne Jersey Rbbed Vesta n all szes, m payng to the sun and moon. " a " 3 of &VM "ore ths From $.25 to loc, 20c. and 25c. each. : a w. $3.50 W : was brought down on the Lehua, H3 3 Hawaan Hstorcal Socetv wll ther ton combned. WTH N XE mercan Pongee Slks ckled, and sat on the deck lookng meet tomorrow evenng n Y. f. C.. here Kncker nust be some reason for Sutng t. ls handcuffed hands as f studyng hall, when papers wll be read and ds There s. One bottle wll convnce. cussed The Lades Socety of Central Unon church wll gve a socal n the church the return from abroad of Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Kncad. Marshal E. R. Hendry went to Kaua.pyer DOOK. uutr nuh.ua. ex Get t today and start tonng your S, by order of the Board of Health Just the tlng for School self Dresses. up to your normal condton. n pnk, blue, green also brought down last nght. and red, 25c. Yard. : : : : 25c. by the doz., $2.50. NCERT T THE n the steamer Kaua last nght to serve papers n the bankruptcy case! MON HOTEL e followng s the program for to m From $.5 to $75 yd 2 for 25c Handkerchefs of T. Ocha at Kapaa. rsh Lnen Hand Embrodered Clldrens School Handkerchefs, hemsttched edge, 75c. and $ dozen. : : The polce yesterday arrested H Handkerchefs ma, a natve man, who s charged wth the theft of two medals from a Japan ts band concert at the Moana Ho ese war hero named nam. TWO STORES Kenneth Brown and Ernest N. Smth returned from Moloka last nght on the Lehua where they have been spendng several weeks on the J. F. Brown rture "Jolly Students" Suppe l "Laura" Mllocker ranch. fad Selecton " Trovatore".. "Verd Three salors from the Solace were kl Selectons n polce court yesterday. One was m... PRT. B. W. JORDN & CO., LTD. Take Home BOX OF General rthur at WHTNEY& MRSH FORT STREET. "Hooheno." fned fve dollars for fast drvng, and "Lh Ka o Ohele." the others had to pay three dollars Mss J. Kelaa. apece for beng drunk. "WJU Mapuna." ta Oe." Secretary Carter telegraphed to Com Mrs. N. lapa. mssoner F. W. Macfarlane from St. Lous that the exposton offcals wll PRT. not grant space n any of the man tlon " Runaway Grl" (by buldngs re for the entre Hawaan t) Monckton mezzo "nona". H. Wedemeyer, the German who was Cgars. Mabel McKnly 5T0 tte "mperal" Faust arrested Tuesday nght, baled hmself z "Blue Danube" (by reauest) out yesterday mornng, and straght NOTCE Strauss way began abusng the polce. He was tnkn ;""... c. T".. arrested agan and fned three dollars ft a m me aav omugeu oamer, and costs by Judge Lndsay. box of General rthurs Mr. M. W. "W. Glbert, secretary of n the houc means you PORTNT BSE the Royal Hawaan Hotel Co., has have temporarly taken charge lad n of the busness durng the absence of H. W. Wlls, about ffty pul BLL MEETNG manager, who left n the lameda yes terday for a few weeks vacaton. mportant meetng of the Base Sherff Fernandez arrested Hoke, a League wll be held ths afternoon natve alleged to have robbed a store beyond Moanalua last nght, and he ks Hall. The meetng s for the was brought to the polce staton.. uac 0 t fftt u na c. wve" w..son of a proposton from the store and stolen tobacco and other orna team to vst Honolulu dur thngs. reul he wnte for a seres of games. Tne funeral of the late Mrs. dent senberg has receved a def L. K. Smth, who ded at :30 last proposton from the Calforna nght, wll take place from the under ger and he urges that all the takng parlors of H. H. wnams at p. m. today. Deceased leaves two chl LStr bers of the league, and all cap,ren She was a wellknow n natve and managers attend ths after Hawaan who had a dvorce from her 8 meetng to dscuss the propo husband. and decde what shall be done. f T. P. Sedgwck, formerly of the Fed Lral Experment staton here, has been engaged permanently by the sugar BUSNESS LOCLS. planters of Peru as a consequence of satsfacton he gave n temporary ser ton or mnatures at studo of lvce fqr them. Mrs. Sedgwck left n hel Rchardson, 085 lakea St, J tne lameda to on her husband n om S to b p. m. " tner new home ever your taste may be lowers The t ades Socetv of Central Unon e can please you n the lne of church wll hold ther regular socal papers. call and see ther new tna evenne n the lecture room of the church at 7:30. The occason wll be number of very desrable lots on specally nterestng as a recepton to rdge at Kamukl are offered for Mr. and Mrs. Kncad, beng the frst by the Hawaan Trust Co., Ltd., socal snce hs return. He wll respond S3 Fort street. wth an nterestng and helpful talk. experenced bookkeeper s wanted ttorney H.. Bgelow left n the retal dry goods store. Good st lameda to take the char of crmnal m to rght party. See our Class law at the Unversty of Chcago. Mrs. ads on last page. Bgelow accompaned hm. Judge Stan hours of sold enoyment. When you consder the cost you wll see that a General rthur s about the cheapest luxury a man can ndulge n. GunstEak n Cgar Co., GENTS. Mrs. C. L. Dckerson 8 lakea Street THE LEDNG MLLNER OP HONOLULU. Has Just receved ex Serra the latest n hgh crowns and poke shades. Pelts of all colors. New velnrs for draperes. Panama hats cleaned. Tenns and mmec Goods Baseball, Golf, Polo, and other athletc supples. Have ust receved a fne lne of baseball bats. Pearson Potter Co., Ltd. wll be charged from TODY, Saturday, September 5, 903, at the Royal nnex Saloon The very best lquors only wll be served, as heretofore. W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd. REMEMBER THT The ngle Lamp le more brllant than gas or electrcty. The ngle Lamp gves lttle heat. The ngle Lamp s as easy to operate as gas no glass to remove, no blowng out. The ngle Lamp s the only lamp that has The ngle Lamp requres almost no care. The ngle Lamp saves ts whole cost n a short tme. The ngle Lamp costs about eghteen cents a month to burn. The ngle Lamp burns from 2 to 22 hours wth one fllng. The ngle Lamp never smokes or smells. The ngle Lamp rarely breaks the glass. The ngle Lamp s absolutely nonexplos Turn u nnvcq & nn m nt forget Whtney & Marsh ley gave a dnner to Professor Bgelow Unon & Hotel Streets. at sdav and Frdav SDecals. 20 and at the facnc cud on me eve 0 ma Phone Man 37. lku.. nlbv...,... & UUa, L U. Hawaan,. rlpnarture. tnose present uesues me host and guest of honor beng U tototofootooofoofofcofofoto( K0000 r r..y" zr. he",,? e about ffty hours en no. c. B. w o. smth and J. H. Knght kent. GunstEak n Cgar Co ted. ts. Chef Justce Frear havng declned n Onomea, Hawa, also forest al rebm.duun 3 n Kawanu has leen postponed by George H. Farchld, Judge Hardy of the Ffth Crcut wll have to adudcate t before the Supreme Court Sept. 26 at noon n front of the ary buldng. also can settle the nueston. f new regs EstkB outdoors s yours when you have tratons for otherwse qualfed voters tteebrow ne" camera. They take sharp, who dd not regster before the Terr Tel ct pctures and the cost s so toral electons be held mantatorv, that no chld should be wthout regstraton boards wll suddenly have Prce $.00 at Honolulu Photo to reopen busness at the old stands. ly Co. th the Santary Tolet Fxture k sale of the lease of government " " okt WKM & CO. s no knob to turn, button to or sprng to work, therefore nev Week ta out of order. The very latest of Specal volets n bloom, etc., wll be Reductons WE WLL BOND YOU Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, General gents for Ld. We are now offerng great nducements to cash buyers n DRESS GOODS, FURNSHNG GOODS and STRW HTS. Come n and see the bargans we can offer you., r t HOTEL STREET OPPOSTE BETHEL. necesstes can be seen at F. Nchols Co., Ltd. The Unted States Fdelty Guaranty Go. Col fnest varety of ferns. rose ssests Over $3,000, t ors..el today at the resdence of Mrs. E. aylor on Knau street near la fsale wll begn at 0 oclock sharp. n, the popular auctoneer, wll ;t the sale. Close attenton to our specal offers each week wll prove ther economy 8ymphony Socety Electon. 7 merts. These bargans are only for electon of offcers of the Hono the week as advertsed and are then Symphony socety held last even sab sold esulted as follows: at the regular prces so that the mportance of gvng them your specal esdent Mr. C. Hedemann. vglance s very evdent. ;e Presdent Mr. H. F. Wchman retary Mr. B. L. Marx. asurer Mr W.. Love. LDES WOOL WLKNG ter ress..d TT;:; s lshed luw hsctors Mr.. S. Cantr and Mr. u " Orental ghtfoot. Reduced from to.au. ssues Surety Bonds for Federal and Terrtoral Offce Holders, Bank Cashers and Clerks, Mercantle Employes, Contractors, dmstrators, Guardans, and General Judcal Bonds. James F. Morgan, Presdent; Cecl Brown, Vce Presdent F. Hustace, Secretary; Charles H. therton, udtor; W. HL Hoogs, Treasurer and Manager. Hlastsce dz Co., Htc. WHOLESLE ND RETL DELERS N frewood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmths Coal lso Black and Whte Sand. Telephone Man 295. Specal ttenton Gven to Prayng. scal Commttee Messrs. W. J. cp. r n pr n. r avr,, w LDES" LPC. SKlK& n grey cup l lllllllllltct....n PONGEE SLKS Collars, whte and brown, lght weght chpr o h roctv nh v Trnzus. and black. Keducea rom w.w w for hot weather. Slk and Cotton embrodered Kmonos from Educed from $5.50 to $4.75. socetv has been n exstence for GftYSTL $.00 to $:o.oo r and s now on a permanent ba Rep)rts LNEN GLSS TOwKLlNU were read by the varous wa Waty Buldng, Kng Street opposte dvertser Offce. rs shownsr the socety to be n a and whte plad, blue and whte plad, 3 nches wde, at 20c. per yard. Phone Whte shng condton UTTER d Phlfp St Bro. ustralan and Englsh Saddles. Pelbem Bts to LDES WSH BERLN GLOVES. Form Buldng ssocaton. n black, tan and brown, 2 buttons, the Elks meetng last nght t was 35c. per par. LED. to call a meetng for next lesday evenng at whch an asso VELS ND n wll be formed to secure prop VELNG. lso the Harness Makers. of black, whte and d buld a new Elks lodge buld latest noveltes Man 90. P. O. Box 39. colors. Waverly t k,. Brthet St same. street Ho Us. eant nam of the Japanese SPRNGS Every housewfe stands by the excellent flavor and purty of the celebrated Crystal Sprngs brand. t s fresh as the clover blossom and sweet as new mown hay. Every pound guaranteed when bought from Metropoltan Meat Co., Honolulu m Dm Read the dvertser s grateful to the GOOflS GO of two war J rrz.eseonre tt for the recovery Corner Fort and Beretana streets. Ltd.

10 Canadanustrala n Royal Mal Lne SSSfZ Sfora..r. ta2er runnng n connecton wth the Canadan F c Ralway O. at Honolulu on or about the followng dates: OH FJ ND USTRL FOR VNCOUVER. SM.. September 2. orang Oct. 2 ct 24 Moana...November s November Jl December 6 Muwera ntrouh tckets ssued to all ponts tn Canada, Unted State and Europe Theo. H. Daves & Co., Ltd. General gents. Pacfc Mal s7s. Co., Occdental & Orental S. S. Co., and Toyo Ksen Kasha Steamers of the above companes w ll call at Honolulu and leave ths port a or about the dates below menton ed:, o. vr r.d,vprrn. FOR SN FRNCSC. S 30NGKONg"mRuV. SEPTEMBER 26 S OCTOBER H 3?Sn"mXrU... OCTOBER 22 For further nformaton apply to H. uuxm t COMPNY, LTD, gent Ooaanlo Steam The fne passenger steamers of ths FROM SN FRNCSCO: FOR SN FRNCSCO ONOM..SEPTEMBER 23 LMED SEPTEMBER 6 4LMBD OCTOBER 2 VENTUR SEPTEMBER 22 VENTUR OCTOBER 4 T.MFD OCTOBER 7 T.MFTD OCTOBER 23 SERR OCTOBER 3 nttdp JlJWw, a.november 4.. m,rn n no LMED 4v,xvn.. co, t K hp sane of t he above steamers, the agents are pre ntendng passengers, Coupon Through Tckets by any aed to ssue, to n tne untea Bases, anu rum 3a.road, from San Francsco to all ponts Hev Tork by any steamshp lne to an European por. FOR FURTHER PRTCULRS, PPLY TO TT3. Ck T&TVTXX 3s CO., Steamshp Company. mercanhawaa n Drect Monthly Servce Between New York and Honolulu va Pacfc Coast. nvurstt. vxrntd NEW STEEL STEMERS FROM NEW YORK.. S. Hawaan to sal about Sept. 5 f. S. Oregonan, to sal about.. Octo. 0 Freght receved at Companys wharf, SSd street, South Brooklyn, at all tmes. FROM SN FRNCSCO. S. S. Nebraskan va Puget Sound, to sal about Oct. SL S. Nevadan, to sal drect Oct. "7 nd every 6 days thereafter. H. HCKFELD & COMPNY, LTD fs. P. MORSE. General Freght gent. Pacfc Transfer Co. WLL CLL FOR We pack, haul and shp your Storage n brck warehouse, 26 THE PCFC Commercal dvertser "Ktered at the Post Offce at Honolulu, X. H., as second class matter. SUBSCRPTON RTES: yer year $2.00 Sx months 6 00 dvertsng rates on applcaton. publshed every mornng except Sunday by the HWN GZETTE CO.. LTD.. on Holt Block, No. 65 South Kng St.. W. PERSON, Manager. RLWY & LND CO. TME TBLE May st, 903. OUTWRD. Tor Waanae, Waalua, Kahuku and Way Statons 9: 5 a m., 3:20 p. nr.. Tor Pearl Cty, Ewa Mll and Way Statons 7:30 a. m., 9:5 a. m., :05 a. m., 2:5 p. m., 3:20 p. m., 4:5 p. m., 5:5 p. m., J9:30 p. m., tll:5 p. m. NWRD. rrve Honolulu from Kahuku, Waalua and Waanae S:36 a. m., 5:3 p. m. rrve Honolulu from Ewa Mll and Pearl Cty 6:50 a. m., 7:46 a, m 8:36 a. m., 0:38 a. m., 2:05 p. m., 4:3 p. m., 5:3 p. m., 7:40 p. m. Dally. Sunday Excepted, t Sunday Only. te P. DENSON, F. C. SMTH, Supt. G. P. & T.. TDES, SUN ND MOON. & 2 & S S 3? Jc B S 3 ST 4 o 0 g? f a a la saaaf s fa B. g S? a.m Ft. ;.m a.m. p.m. a.m Men.. H S S.04 p.m ed.. 6,2.0.7, 5 4, am. ar. m M. & 5 7 4S 7W 8 V Sat, JO 8: ; ;p.m. a.m. Shc N Hon :Set8. New moon on the 20th at 5:59 p. m. Tmes of the tde are taken from the Unted States Coast and Geodetc Sur tey tables. The tdes at Kabulu and Hlo occur about one hour earler than at Hono nlu. Hawaan standard tme s hours SO mnutes slower than Greenwch tme, Vng that of the merdan of 57 ae 3ree3 30 mnutes. The tme whstle blows at :30 p. m., whch s the sane as Greenwch, 0 hours 0 mnutes. Sun and moon are for local tme for the whole erou. THE PCFC COMMERCL DVERTSER, HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 7, 90J. DORC SEPTEMBER 22 NPPON MRU SEPTEMBER J CTC "7. OCTOBER 6 MERC MRU OCTOBER 24 hp C lne wll arrve and leave ths port KUM MUNU U U J.U CP! rft" CSCO. S. S. Nevadan, to sal Sept. 23 S. S. Nevadan, to sal Sept. 25 S. S Nebraskan, to sal Oct. 27 Freght receved at Companys wharf. Stewart Street Per No. JO. FROM SETTLE ND TCOM. Nebraskan, to sal about Oct. GENTS. YOUR BGGGE. goods and save you money. Kng Street. Phone Man 58 Physcal Culture Taught MEN and WOMEN That means, frst of all, the develop ment of Splendd Vtalty, Superb Ener ges, Strong nternal Organs, Stomach, Heart, Lungs, Etc. There are fully equpped Hamman h at my School. Baths nsttute of Physcal Mm Corner Fort and Queen Streets. CLSSES BEGN MONDY FOR BOTH MEN ND WOMEN. HVE $ to loan on good real estate securty. W. Ml. MNTON, REL ESTTE GENT Phone Man 369. Judd Buldng. Merchant street entrance. METEOROLOGCL RECORD. By the Government Survey, Publshed Every Monday. BXOM. TECUM. f 89 0 s SO , SO CO U U t 6 M 7 :; Ot T ! Sl 3 8 w 9?0 Cl SB 3 T t rt N.8 F SO , NK 2 Barometer corrected to 32 F. and sea level, and for standard gravty of at. 45. Ths correcton s 06 for Honolulu. BOT CLUBS WLL KEEP OPEN HOUSE Dr. Raymond, owner of the Kahk Both the Healan and Myrtle Boat nu ranch, s reported to be organzng Clubs wll keep open house on Satur a new market company for the purpose day for regatta day vstors. The of marketng hs beef. Snce he bought Healans have sent out nvtatons to the ranch he has been tryng to get ther :renas ly me nunareus, nuns eleven cents a pouna oy tne carcass 0.w ov,...v.... hs meat. The Metropoltan Meat Co. ; clv.b on Regatta Day. would not pay the prce, but for a The M rtles on the other hand wll np ay whle the C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. dd smply keep open house and they t and advertsed the source of vte all who wsh to come to ther boat supply n the name Kahknu over ts house for the day Both clubs wll serve refreshments and lave dancng. place of busness. Latterly the C. Q. Y. H. & Co. have been buyng ther supples from the Metropoltan, where they get beef wholesale at 0 cents a pound. Hence Dr. Raymonds scheme of organzng a company to handle the Kahknu beef. new concern wll pay hm 0 2 cents a pound Dr. Raymonds assocates n the or panzaton nclude H. E. Gares, for merly of the Central market, Mr. Tay lor of the Darymens ssocaton and Mr. "Westbrook, at present foreman of the Metropoltan Whether there wll ensue a war of prces to retal consumers remans to "Doctor," sad the sweet voung thng, "ve been told that eatng cu cumbers wll remove freckles." "So t wll, under one condton," repled Dr. Gruff. "nd what s that?" "That the freckles are on the cucumbers." PhladelDha Press. WHRF ND WVE. WETHER BUREU. Honolulu, lexander St. Sept. 6, 0. m. Mean temperature 77.3 Mnmum temperature 72. Maxmum temperature 83. Barometer at 9 p. m ; steady. Ranfall, 24 hours up to 9 a. m..03. Mean dew pont for the day 64. Mean relatve humdty 66. Wnds N. E. Force 2 to 3. Weather Clear. Forecast for Sept. 7 Lght trades and far weather Ṙ. C. LYDECKER, ctng Terrtoral Meteorologst. RRVED. Wednesday, September 6. Stmr. Kaua, Bruhn, from nahola, at 5:30 a. m. Stmr. Mkahala, Gregory, from Kau a ports, at 4 a. m., wth 32 bags rce bran, 8 bbls. po, 3 drums, 8 cts. fur nture, 85 pkgs. sundres. Str. J.. Cummns, D. Bennett, from Koolau ports at 2:30 p. m. Str. Lehua, Napala, from Moloka p.rts at 9:0 p. m. DEPRTED. Wednesday, September 6. Stmr. Waaleale, Cooke, for Koloa, Eleele, Hanapepe and Makawel, at r o. m. S. S. lameda, Lawless, for San Francsco, at 9:5 a. m. U. S. N. T. Solace, Snger, for San Francsco and Mare sland, at 2 p. m. Stmr. Kaua, Bruhn, for Kaua ports, at 5 p. m. kvessels N PORT. RMY ND NVY. U. S. S. roquos, Rodman, Hlo, ug. 4. MERCHNTMEN. (Thl lst does not nclude coasters.) lbert, m. bk., Turner, San Francsco, ug. 8. llen., schr., verson, Eureka, Sept. 3. Carmanan, m. sp. Bunn, Newcastle July 26. Defance, m. schr., Saletzke, quaue, Sept. 0. Drgo, m. sp. Colly, Newcastle, ug 20. Erskne M. Phelps, m. sp., Graham Norfolk, Sept. 5. Forfarshre, Br. bk., Purdy, Newcas tle, Sent. 2. Kaulan, m. bk.. Colly, San Francsco, Sent. 4. Lta, Ger. ep., Harnsen, Newcastle ug. 26. Robert Lewers, m. schr., Underwood, Laysan sland, Sept. 9. S. N. Castle, m. bktn., Nelson, San Francsco, ug. 3. W. H. Dmond, m. bktn., Hanson. San Francsco, Sept. 2. Wrestler, m. bktn.. Grays Harbor, Sept. 7. PSSENGERS. Departed. Per str. Kaua for Kaua ports, E. R. Hendry. For San Francsco, per S. S. lameda, Sept. 6. H.. Bgelow and wfe, Count Bonz and wfe, F. C. Baldwn, Mss Baldwn, Mrs. H. P. Baldwn, E. M. Boyd, R. H. Chamberlan, wfe and two chldren; R.. Cooke,. L. Castle, Chas. Daly, Mrs. S. E. Damon, H. G. Dllngham,. Dreer and wfe, E. Dreer, Judge Edngs, E. Halstead, Mrs. G. M. Lowry, Geo. H. Mead and wfe, Master Mead, W. E. Roberts, Mrs. J. H. Rchards, Mrs. T. P. Sedgwck, H. G. Spencer, Dr. E. H. Schultze, Col. Z. S. Spaldng. Mrs. P. Scales, H. H. Wllams, W. Wener, H. W. Wlls. rrved. Per str. Lehua from Moloka ports, Ernest N. Smh, John Wlson and K. Brown. From Kaua ports, per stmr. Mkahala, Sept. 6. T. R. Robnson, Mr. ha, Chng Leong, Master P. Hool, Mrs. Robnson, Master h Lun, Chas. B. Hall and 68 deck. From Kaua ports, per stmr. Kaua, Sept. 6. Col. Z. S. Spaldng, Geo. K. Farchld, Bshop Restarck, Count E. Bonz and wfe. OTHER SHPPNG. SN FRNCSCO, Sept. 6 Bktn Coronado saled today for Honolulu. NEWCSTLE, N. S. W., Sept. 6. Br. bark Queen Margaret saled today for Honolulu. PORT TOWNSEND, Sept. 6 Bkt. Koko Head arrv d today from Eleele.. BUGLE ND DRUM CORPS OF GURD Chef Muscan Wm. S. Ells of the Frst Regment, N. G. H., to whom has been delegated the duty of reorganzng the bugle and drum corps of the Regment, held a meetng on Tuesday evenng wth muscans of the regment and wll shortly begn nstructon. t s hs purpose to have seven buglers and pos sbly fourteen buglers before the year s out, and seven drummers. Mr. Ells hopes to brng the organzaton to a hgh standard. nstructon work wll take place on Tuesday and Frday evenngs. CHLDREN WHEN TEETHNG have more or less darrhoea. Ths should be controlled and an be, bv gvng (namoeran s cone, cnoera and Darrhoea Remedy. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get t today. t may save a lfe. Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd., Wholesale gents, sell t. Classfed dvertsements. WNTED. N experenced bookkeeper for a retal dry goods store. pply by letter, "D," ths offce OFFCE assstant. ddress X, ths offce, gvng references PHOTOGRPH of the layng of the corner stone of Central Unon Church. ddress Box 288 or Room 609 Stangenwald Buldng. 65S3 ROOMS ND BORD. LRGE ary rooms, electrc lghts, hot and cold water, and a large tank to swm n. 723 Kng street,. F. Cookes place LRGE ary rooms, electrc lghts, table board. 44 Beretana street, near Fort FOR SLE. GRDEN sol. pply to Fred Harrson at McLean Bldg., Nuuanu street FOR RENT. THT commodous resdence on Nuu anu ve., formerly occuped by Mn ster Stevens. Modern mprovements, stable and servants quarters. Rent reduced. pply to C. H. Dckey, 39 Kng street FVEroo m cottage, 38 Beretana; rent reasonable. nqure ths offce NO. 802 Kng street, formerly occuped by Dr. Shorey; rent, $ House, corner Magazne and Pros pect streets, now occuped by Mr. Frank Davey; rent, J House, Chaplan lane, frst door from Fort street; rent, $ Bshop & Co COTTGE off Kng and opposte South street, next to Castle Kndergarten nqure of H. W. Green, 828 Fort St 6579 T WHW, ten dollars per week, two dollars per day. Stage meets 3:5 p. m. tran from Honolulu at Pearl Cty, on Tuesdays and Frdays ddress Mrs. Carolne Rhodes,. u ahawa TWOstor y brck warehouse, near Beretana and Fort streets. lso, double and sngle store n Day Block, Beretana street. Rents low. nqure Smth & Lews, 206 Judd Buldng RESDENCE of Capt. D. F. Ncholson. Hgh, cool; fve rooms and ktchen; rent moderate. Summt road, cor. School end Emma CENTRL locaton, cool, moequto proof rooms at HELENS COURT, rear of Harts ce" Cream Parlors. Rooms reasonable. 659 COTTGES; Chrstley lane, off Fort St. Rent reasonable. pply Wong Kwa NEW modern eghtroo m house; mosquto proof, Knau street near lapa. pply at Paragon Market. 657 FURNSHED ROOMS. GOOD locaton, wth or wthout board: prvate famly. "B," ths offce STORE TO LET. THE premses lately occuped by J. F. Morgan as an aucton sales room, Queen street. pply ey to M. W. & Sons, Ltd OFFCES FOR RENT. N BREWER buldng, Queen street, on reasonable terms. pply to C. Brewer & Co., Ltd. LOST. ON Rapd Transt car, Saturday mornng, between Fort and Llha, lades black slk bag, contanng purse, gold thmble, etc. Lberal reward f returned to M. S. Grnbaum & Co., Ltd. 65S5 HONOLULU STOCK EXCKNt Honolulu, September MB OF BTOOB Btd sk. VSftCSTlLS Sr,er& Co 890 E. Ser Co., Ltd.. EC,w... 3,000,00.. JO 22 23K, 000,002.?2. 00 O law. Com. Sue. Co, 00 dsw. sugar uo J.rOB.OOO ao "25 Hosomn 750, Honoksa,0OO,0OO 4 Haku 500, Kanaka soo.oco 20 2v 32 She Plan. Co.. La.. 2,500,000 SO 2, Kpahuln oloa McBryde Sag. Oo. Ld, 8,500, Oahu Sugar Oo, 8.600, lo Onomea,000,000 JO 3 32 Cokala 500, Oaa Sugar Oo. Ltd 5,0v, & Oowau.. 50, C0 rs&uhaa Sugar Plantaton Oo 5,000, PacJc.. 5C0.000! Paa 750, Fepeekto. 750, Poneer,750, Waalua gr. Oo, 4.500, Wauu &lmanslo TMM8HP Go Wler 8.8. Co 600,080 0J 0 Cnterlan d S C 0 4 f BCaXLEnMUl Hawn ectrc Uo 500, H.R. T. &L. Co. Pd 0 Hon. K. T. L. Co. C..cw.bbo Mutual Tel. Co 50, r. v. 4 r 00 4,00o.nr.o 00 n Hlo R. R. Co Joan aw. flo.5p. 0.. Haw. Ter. 4 p. P. (Fre Ulams) Bno.. H. Co. C u. c... Hon. B. T. L. Co P. 0 Bwa Fln 6 p. e R. & L. Co Oahu Pln 8 p. c 00 oaa F n 6. p. 0 w sama g, (JO. 6 p Kahuku 8 p. C... 0 Poneer Mll Co 00 SLES BETWEEN BORDS. Eghtynn e Waalua, $50. SESSON SLES. Twenty Oaa, $0.25; 20 Honokaa, $3.75. Profcssnnal Cards RCHTECTS. W. MTLOCK CMPEELL Offce 624 Young street. TTORNEYS. HENRY E. HGHTON ttorneyat Law. Southwest cor. Fort and Kng, DENTSTS. DRS. B. CLRK and P. F. FRER Mclntyre Bldg., Fort and Kng. ENGNEERS. RTHUR C. LEXNDER. Surveyor and Engneer. 400 Judd Bldg.; P. O. box 732. CTTON, NELL & CO., LTD. Engneers, Electrcans and Bolermakers. NSURNCE. THE MUTUL LFE NSURNCE CO. OF NEW YORK. S. B. ROSE, gent : : : Honolulu. MUSCNS. COOKS MUSC SCHOOL Fall Term opens Sept. 7th, Love Buldng. PHYSCNS. DR. K. HD Offce and Resdence, Beretana near Emma. Offce hours: 9 to 2 a. m.; 7 to 8 p. m. Phone Whte 355L DR. T. MTMUR. Offce, 68 Kukul Lane. 8 to 0 a. m.; 6 to 7:30 p. m. TYPEWRTERS. BOUGHT, sold, rented and repared at Remngton Typewrter offce, Hotel St HOTEL, HELROSE. Phone Bue 308. frst class famly boardng house, tropcally bult. Electrc cars pass the door every few mnutes. Kng street near Wakk turn. MRS. W. H. WLKNSON, Manager LONS Real ON HDE Estate PPLY TO PHOENX SVNGS, BULDNG LON SSOCTON. Judd Buldng, Fort street entranc. FOR SLE ND TO RENT. Two fne places on Thurston venue. twostor y house and lot on KaDola n street. Three resdences on Prospect street. Fne resdence wth an acre of ground and also a threeacr e tract wth dwellng and two cottages n Kalh. fne place at Punahou. Two fne lots on Pacfc Heghts, on one of whch s a small cottage and servants house. Lots n College Hll tract, and also a very fne ste maka of College tract. Busness ste on Kng street. House on Lunallo street, and other propertes at Kamuk, Wakk, and other parts of the cty and at Pearl Cty, and a fne property at Oaa, on whch are 32 acres of choce frut tree3, besde coffee, furnture bamboo and vegetable and flower gardens.. BRNES, 79 Merchant street. FOR SLE. Large and valuable property at wlle, west of and adonng Rce Mll. t extends 357 feet East and West along a proposed street, already surveyed and staked out. Two onestor y buldngs two years old wth verandas two sdes, seven tenements each occupy the East end. nd one twoetor y cottage, 9 rooms, wth outbuldngs, two years old, occupy West end. The central porton, about 240 feet, beng avalable for buldngs of any knd. Fol black sand and gravel, seven ten feet above tde water. For prce, terms, etc., apply to W. O. SMTH, 6550 Judd Buldng. Wllard E. Brown. Halstead & Co.. Ltd. STOCK BROKERS f Members Honolulu Stock an mv Exenange. Correspondents San Franclaco and Bond Exchange. Cable address: "Haltead." For Sale or For Rent The resdence of the late Otfc senberg, on Kng street, Jonng the Vda Vlla, furnfc. ed or unfurnshed. Reaaon&ha rental. For Rent House wth three bed roonu; large grounds; n Nuuanu wf ley, near the brck yarda Jl.t per month. Castle & Lansdale Real Estate, Lfe, Fre and Plate 0a nsurance, nvestments. Stangenwald Buldng, Rooms 50 u 57, Ffth Floor. Telephone Man 7 The Overland Route of the Southern Hghway of TransCo&tnent s the great & Pacfc Tru between San Francsco and Chcago la the Shortest and Quckest and the Overland Lmted s the moat luxurous Tran n tkt world Through Wthout Change Tme Less Than 3 Days Lbrares, Wrtng Desks, Books, Magaznes, Current Lterature, Else tre Lghts, Readng Lamp, n every berth and The Best of Everythng Southern Pacfc E. O. MoCORMCK. Passenger Traffc Manager J T. H. GOODMN, San Francsco General Passenger gent, CaL FOR RENT Furnshed housekeepng rooms, furnshed and unfurnshed cottage, on Kng street; electrc lne; one mle from Fort street. Eleven all nght lghts, mosquto proof, santary plumbng. Prces lower than on sde streets. nqure of F. E KNG, 6574 No. 8 Cottage Grove. flfts. Tt T?. T.W US R NEW fyfe YORK LNE Salng from NEW TORK to HONOLULU at regular ntervals. FREGHT TKEN T LOWEST RTES. For freght rates apply to CHS. BREWER & CO. 27 Klby St., Boston, ob C BREWER & CO., LMTED, HONOLULU. POWER NOTCE. OF TTORNEY. Durng the absence of Chong Km Sng, manager of Yee Chong Company, from Lahana, Mau, Terrtory of Hawa, K. F. Tn Pow wll act as manager of sad company wth full powera Dated Lahana, Mau, Sept. 8, 903. YEE CHONG CO., 6580 By Chong Km Sng. Home Company CPTL $50,000. Organzed under the laws of the Terrtory of Hawa. THE HWN RELTY and MTURTY CO., Ltd. Loans, Mortgages, Securtes, nvestments and Real Estate, Homes Bult on the nstall" ment Plan. Home Offce Mclntyre Bld Honolulu, T. H. The Mnn Ml! M mov mw n L. K. KENTWELL, General Manager, mm m J 7 vc T Th tod for 4U( fal urn Sc( ml t