t oo naiysis dccis 5$ va. ESTABLISHED JULY 2, 185, CONCILIATION BOARD CHAIRMAN HERE Boulton, Presiding Officer of Body

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1 L 4- - JL X WEATHER FORECAST FOR TODAY.? SUGAR 96 Centrfua!s, Lght trades and far weather. X t oo nayss dccs 5$ va. ESTABLSHED JULY 2, 85, H t H H H H n H XXXV. NO HONOLULU, HAWA TERRTORY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, J93. PRCE FVE CENTS. SLOOP PALOMA BREAKS OFF THE DEWEY'S MAST Commodore Macfarlane's Luck That Has Followed Hs Yacht LONDON Hon. S. B. CONCLATON BOARD CHARMAN HERE Boulton, Presdng Offcer of Body HOSTLTES SAD TO BE MMNENT Whch Adusts Dfferences Between Here.FranCe and GrCat Br,tam Not to ployers and a Vstor Wage-Earner- s, Be nvolved n the All Season. Hon. S. B. Boulton, charman of the n the axom, 'A far day's work for a Trouble. Seres of Collsons, Msadventures and Accdents Seem to Warrant n a Hoodoo. Belef Commodore Macfarlane of the yacht La Paloma seems to be under a hoodoo of some knd ths season. Not only have the Gladys md Helene despoled hm of all the races save one ths season, but Dame Fortune or Dame Msfortune seems to have been sttng at bs helm and helpng hm to gude t, for collsons seem to have been more n the Paloma's way than cups ths year. Some tme ago the Paloma fouled the 'Gladys n a race and rpped up the mansal of that craft, narrowly escapng dong greater damage. Later he ran nto Port Captan Ward's "Skp" at moorngs and dragged her along, fortunately wthout damage. Yesterday afternoon whle startng on a cruse wth a party of merrymakers the Paloma ran nto Chrs Johnson's Dewey, then at anoorngs, off the Hawa Yacht Clubhouse wth the result that the Dewey now boasts only a stump of a mast nstead of a stately spar nd Commodore Macfarlane wll probably have a nce lttle bll of amages to pay. Nor s ths all. Upon two occasons ths year when the Commodore had a full crew aboard, the cast ron settng at the throat of hs gaft' where t sets nto the gooseneck on the mast hag been perlously near a break. Once one sde of t snapped and the trp was fnshed n eopardy whle another tme t bent to the danger pont. Qute recently hs man halyard snapped a strand and safety depended on the remanng twsts. n all these cases the fallng of the bg sal wth ts heavy spars seems to have been averted only by some mascot that was aboard provng stronger than the hoodoo. t s yet on the cards that the specal commttee nvestgatng the collson wth the Gladys may assess the Commodore for a new mansal. To complete the tale of trouble, t wll be remembered that some tme back ths season, whle hostng the mast out of the La Paloma for shortenng purposes, the tackle slpped and the Omnodore went around on one leg and a stck, wth a spraned back n addton, for several days. Yesterday afternoon a nce breeze was blowng from the south and when the La Paloma started from her moorngs wth a party of young pleasure seekers, such as the Commodore loves to entertan and take a salng, aboard. Close to the Paloma's moorngs les the "Ark' the floatng country seat of Southard Hoffman and Fred Angus. Below that and opposte the club hous? the Dewey, owned by Captan Johnson, at present buldng wharves on another sland, s kept at her moorngs, some 25 yards below the Macfarlane wharf. La Paloma swung out nto md channel and. wth ts crew and passengers eager for a trp around the loehs. started seaward on the starboard tack. The Dewey had swung at her moorngs wth the sutherly breeze and was lyng wth her head towards Honolulu. Whether the Commodore's attentons as a host nterfered wth hs skll as a helmsman or whether t was ust plan hoodoo s ndetermnate but the Dewey was suddenly seen on the port bow n mmnent perl. As the Dewey, beng moored wth no one aboard, could not get out of the way, the Paloma had to and the Commodore put the helm up and started to brng hs boat nto the wnd. The Paloma s unweldy n payng off or comng up however, and the danger was seen too late. Crash! The heavy ffty foot boom of the Paloma caught the R-r-r- p! head stay of the Dewey. went the stay and smash went the mast, snappng off several feet below the rgsng. A good deal of the canvas coverng the house was torn off and the forward port ral of tn' Dewey was demolshed. Had there been any one aboard the sloop there mght have been loss of lfe as the mast came down all wth a crash, but fortunately The Commodore's hoodoo does not seem to be bloodthrsty. The hamper fell over the sde and the Paloma contnued on her cruse. Not for long, however, the Commodore evdently fearng the lengths to whch hs hoodoo mght go, brought back the merrymakers and after moorng hs yacht, went over to the Dewey. There he pcked up the tloatng debrs and arranged t on deck. The Dewey looks a wreck wth only twenty feet of her spar remanng and her ral and house more or less damaged. She s a keel sloop, thrty-on- feet over all wth a 25 foot waterlne, be e longng to Chrs Johnson. She was orgnally known as the Spray. She has good lnes and s a pretty model. Whle now placed n the second class for speed, the Paloma, Helene. Gladys, and Mary L. consttutng the frst class, the Dewey n capable hands s a good boat. t was n the Dewey that Hobron saled n a race to Lahana aganst Commodore Macfarlane n the Paloma and ganed a decsve vctory, wnnng, but not obtanng the fabled "'Bulletn Cup.'' London Labor Conclaton and Arbtraton Board, one of the most power ful factors n the adustment of dffcultes between employers and operatves n the entre London dstrct com prsng about 6,, resdents, s a guest at the Moana Hotel. Wakk, wth Mrs. Boulton and hs son and wfe. The party recently came across Canada, thence to Hawa. They wll leave shortly for San Francsco, returnng to London va New York. The Board of whch Mr. Boulton has been charman snce ts organzaton twelve years ago, s composed of twelve members selected by the London Chamber of Commerce and a lke number selected by the Trades Unons. The Board exercses a vast nfluence n labor matters and settles dsputes of every character arsng between the wage-earne- rs and ther employers. The Board stands ready to settle dsputes, these beng voluntarly lad before that body. " do not beleve n compulsory arbtraton," sad Mr. Boulton at the Mo- - far day's wage.' Common sense calls loudly to both partes to to a greater extent than ever before n the endeavor to remove many obstacles whch are hnderng the mantenance and growth of the trade whch nourshes both labor and captal, and, amongst those mpedments, none are more mschevous than the habt of resortng to strkes and lock-ou- as a ts method of makng those bargans between captal and labor whch must from tme to tme be made and remade. However nevtable some of those contests may have appeared to have been n tmes past, the enlghten ed opnon of our whole Brtsh communty demands that less dsastrous and less barbarous methods of adustment should preval n the future. "The formaton of trade unons led, n many ndustres, to the establshment of employers' assocatons, the obects of the two classes of combnatons beng usually antagonstc. t was only later on that the dea occurred of usng, these rval assocatons as vehcles for arrvng at a mutual understandng between masters and men. The frst serous attempt of reducng ths dea to a practcal realty appears ana last evenng. " don't thnk t s to be due to Mun-dell- a, the ntatve of Mr. possble anywhere. The questons lad who, n 86, at Sheffeld, after before the Board for adustment are a grevous seres of strkes n the brought to t voluntarly. No labor organzaton s compelled to have ts df- -! hosery trade, succeeded n formng a conclaton and arbtraton board. Acutes arbtrated by our Board mere- - The movement, although regarded at ly because t has representatves on the frst wth extreme suspcon, turned Board." out to be a marked success, and as Mr. Boulton has analysed the relatons between captal and labor, or emample gradually spread to the lace nothng succeeds lke success, the exployer and employed, and s a recognzed authorty of labor economcs He was adopted by the manufacturng trade, and to other trades. n 869 t ron says the prosperty of any ndvdual enterprse requres three essental factors captal, labor, and, last, but not trade at Darlngton. The ron trade n South Staffordshre, n South Wales, and n Scotland, and the Cleveland ronstone mnes, the Staffordshre potteres, the chemcal trades of Northumberland and Durham, and varous large colleres followed sut. "n 889 the London Chamber of Commerce was called upon by a large number of ts members to take some acton n consequence of calamtes arsng n the Port of London out of the serous dspute between the dock drectors and ther workmen. The Chamber apponted a commttee of nqury whch was authorzed, f found practcable, to prepare a scheme of labor conclaton especally adapted to the needs of the Port of London. was charman of that commttee and presented ts unanmous report, whch was adopted by the Chamber. After full dscusson the Chamber authorzed the (Contnued on page 7.) Balloonst and Woman Watchng Hs Feats Klled Street Car Strkers and Socalsts Rot. (ASSOCATED PKE8S CABLEGRAMS.) CHEEFOO, Chua," Oct. 2. between Russa and Japan are mmnent. t s beleved here that hostltes The naval forces of both Japan and Russa are now placed n advantageous postons n prep araton for a quck strke n the event of war. Deny the Partton Story. TOKO, Japan, Oct. 2. t s offcally dened that Russa, as prevously reported, offered to dvde Corea wth Japan n return for the latter's permttng Russa to reman n Manchura undsturbed. Negotatons Stll Pendng. YOKOHAMA, Japan, Oct. 2. The Russan Mnster to Japan s awatng further nstructons from St. Petersburg wth reference to the negotatons wth Japan over Manchura. France and Great Brtan Out. BERLN, Germapy, Oct. 2. t s beleved that France and England have entered nto an understandng that nether country wll nterfere n the event of war. England thus refuses to assst Japan, dsregardng the Anglo Japanese treaty, and France does not help her old ally, Russa. least, controllng capacty capacty to ntate, to drect, to manage. "The success of all endeavors to promote ndustral peace must result from the ont efforts of employers and employed to arrange ther relatons BG ATLANTC STORM LEFT TRAL wth each other by a system based upon the mutual exercse of conscence and common sense," sad he. "Wrters. on poltcal economy are not nfallble, but thnk that Professor Marshall was not far wrong when he sad, 'Economc laws and reasonngs, n fact, are merely part of the materal of whch conscence and common sense have to make use n solvng practcal problems and n layng down rules whch may be a gude n lfe.' Conscence should teach both employer and employed that nether should depart from the ustce and equty eptomsed ORENTAL ETQUETTE. THE REAPER "After you, mv dear Sultan. You reform them frst. SULTAX "Xo! After you. my frend: you reform them best." BOTH "We wll reform them hand n hand; t wll be more complete." The Phladelpha nqurer. "'" ' OF WRECKS NEW YORK, Oct. 2. The bg storm whch has been sweepng along the Atlantc Coast for the past three days s subsdng. The storm has pled up many wrecks along the Atlantc Coast and steamers arrvng from Europe report heavy hurrcanes at sea. Several vessels are overdue., BALLOONST KLLED. SAX FRAXCSCO. Oct. 2. Heals, an aeronaut, was klled n makng a balloon ascenson here today. A woman who was rdng on a street car. leaned far out of the car to watch the ascenson and strkng her head aganst a' post was nstantly klled. THOUSANDS OF BULGARAN FUGTVES. SOFA. Bulgara. Oct. 2. The Bulgaran and Turksh governments are negotatng for the repatraton of 2, Bulgarans who have become fugtves n Macedona and n other portons of Turkey. NEW JERSEY FLOODS RECEDNG. NEW YORK. Oct. 2. The Hoods n northwestern Xew Jersey and eastern Pennsylvana are recedng. The damage to property n both states from the floods amounts to many mllons. FOUR KLLED N SOCALSTS' ROTS. MADRD, Span. Oct. 2. Four persons were klled n a demonstraton whch culmnated n a rot here today. ROT AT SAN ANTONO. SAX AXTOXO. Texas. Oct. 2. Strkng street car men are rotng here. Troops wll be called out.

2 f AL'FUS COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU. OCTOBER 2, T93. Prospects That Please MORE EXTRAORDNARY OFFERS. Lades' Hose Black, fast color, 2 pars for 25c Hermsdorf dye, per par,.... :? 25c Whte Lsle Hose, per par, 25c Tan Lsle Hose, per par, 25c Chldren's Hose, all szes, 2 pars for 25c SPECAL. Lades' Rbbed Vests: Reduced from 5o. to c l-2- c. Reduced from 2c. to 2 Reduced from 25c to 5c. cxoxxo. 9 rao Street BUBBLNG BARTLETT WATER Pure, Wholesome, Sparklng, Medcnal NATURE'S REMEDY. LOVEJOY & CO., Moet & Ounpon CHAMPAGNE Happness s not complete wthout t. H. HACKFELD & CO., Ltd. looooooooooooooooooo AGENTS. c WORK AT HL Republcans Are Holdng Many Meetngs. Bloodhounds Track Robbers and Fnd Booty. Elks Baseball Team Wants Wth Honolulu Bananas Fetch Good Prces. Match HLO, Oct.. An enthusastc Republcan meetng was held at Twelve Mles "Wednesday nght. The speakers were S. L. Desha, Captan Brown, Geo. H. Wllams and Jm Lews. The speakers found many chances to enlghten the voters of that vcnty on matters whch had been handled recklessly by the opposton. The crowd present flled the house and was enthusastc for the Republcan tcket. Tonght at Papakou there wll be a Republcan meetng, at whch a number of the Republcan canddates wll speak. Among them wll be L. A. Andrews and S. L. Desha. Last nght a meetng was held at Pepeekeo, where the followng speakers dspensed Republcan doctrne: S. L. Desha, Jm Lews, George Wllams and Captan Brown. The bg Republcan meetng of the week wll be held at the Japanese Theater Saturday nght at 7:3 o'clock. Home Rulers, Republcans and Democrats are nvted. The speakers of the evenng wll be W. H. Smth. C. A. Stobe, E. N. Holmes, Joe Verra and L. A. Andrews. Ths meetng wll be the frst bg cannon of the campagn. BLOODHOUNDS FND TRUNK. Robbers entered the servants' cottage on the premses of J. W. Mason on Waanuenue street last Saturday nght and stole a trunk contanng money and valuable papers. The alarm was mmedately gven to the Sherff and offcers wth bloodhounds put on the tral. The trunk was located near the rock crusher on the banks of the Waluku rver, where t had been by the robbers. The Sherff was pleased wdth the performance of the bloodhounds, although they faled to locate the housebreakers, owng to the heavy ranfall. ELKS AT BASEBALL. F. M. Brooks, manager of the Elks' MAN WTH THE HOE Japanese Freman Keeps Passengers 2 Hours at Pennsula. The '"man wth 'the hoe," n the shape of a clumsy Japanese freman, managed to break up the dummy engne that hauls the accommodaton tran between Pearl Cty and the Pennsula yesterday afternoon. Folks expectng to catch the through tran at Pearl Cty, arrvng at Honolulu at 5:3, went supperless for two hours n consequence untl a specal engne was despatched to brng them nto town. The dummy run by "Tony", the engneer, well known to Pennsula resdents, has ts perodcal breakdowns and wth ts weakness passengers are never qute certan whether t wll accomplsh ts ourney. At every breakdown, Tony gets a real engne on loan and the passengers, and doubtless Tony, devoutly hope that the dummy wll be relegated to the scrap heap. But up to the present the dummy s always mended n the ralroad hosptal and s sent back, convalescent and wheezng, untl another breakdown occurs. t s practcally a boler and furnace of smple type entrely enclosed wthn a cab and extends ts motve power by chan gear. The Japanese freman who feeds t, rakes out ts ashes and waters t, uses a hoe for the ash rakng process. Yesterday, when he was through, he thrust the hoe back under the boler and cleverly mxed t up wth the chan gear. When the passengers went at 4:4 to start for Pearl Cty, the engne was n plka nu. The hoe and the chans had become mxed and the gear was sadly demoralzed. All Tony's endeavors could not make a move. As ths s the last connecton 'to town the passengers were not contemplatng the delay wth enthusasm, but n the dstance the arrval and departure of th-- Honolulu tran at Pearl Cty was heard wth the dummy stll at a standstll. Frends and relatves at the Honolulu end awated dnner, then ate t and then began to thnk of shpwreck and dsaster, whle at the Pennsula end, darkness came on apace and appettes grew wth the nght. Fnally delverance, n the shaoe of a specal engne from Honolulu, showed a welcome headlght and the belated ones gladly clmbed aboard to arrve n town at seven-thrt- y. baseball team of Honolulu,.wrtes that MB Mb. " Specal Attractons At our temporary premses. A NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Lace Curtans THE BEST VALUE WE EVER OFFERED yards long, per par 6oc yards long, per par 75c. 3 yards long, per par 85c. 3 yards long, per par $ yards long, per par $ yards long, per par $ yards long, per par $-Z yards long, per par $ yards long, per par $ yards long, per par $ yards long, per par $ yards long, per par $ yards long, per par $ yards long, per par $ yards long, per par $8.5 On our tables TODAY. :o: A GRAND DSPLAY OF Cambrc and Nansook Embroderes n complete sets from the narrowest edgngs A full range of nsertons to match. to all overs. ALL AT PRCES THAT SHOULD MEAN QUCK SALES. nspootlon nvted. L. B. KERR & CO. l.hvh-te:- d Temporary Premses, FORT AND QUEEN STREETS. TT'TTVTTVTTVTTVTVTTTTTYTTTTTT 6 TTVTTTYYYVT Read the Advertser The Prce of a Home t wll take ust so rmcn money to buy you a home, of course. Perhaps you've fanced that t s beyond your means. Don't make up your mnd to that, defntely, untl you gve me a chance. have so many good bts of property the buyng very easy. SEE for sale, and wll make f W. M. CAMPBELL, 634 Young St., or ask anyone for whom he has bult homes. Subscrbe for the Sun day Advertser. a month, delvered carrer. 25 cents SLK DRESS GOODS by SHRTS, UNDERWEAR, SHAWLS, KMONOS, TEA GOWNS, PAJAMAS, SMOKNG JACKETS, GENTLE- MEN'S FURNSHNG GOODS. GENUNE SATSUMA WARE, VASES, URNS, PLATES, CUPS AND SAUCERS, CHNA SETS, CLOSONNE WARES.. OZAK, WAVERLET BLOCK. HOTEL STREET the Elks want to cross bats wth a Hlo team. The Elks team wll come by the Knau, play ball Thursday and PUB USHERS.... return Frday mornng. P. C. Beamer Von Holt Block, Kng rct " beleves he has a nne that can whp Street, the vstors, and Mr. "Wrght of the Daly Pacfc Commercal. Advertser Volcano Stables offers the use of Ho- - olulu Park on lberal terms. The Honolulu team wll be accompaned by a Honolulu, H. T. Sunday Advertser. Sem-weekl- y small regment of rooters. Half rates Hawaan Gazette have been offered by Wlder's. The (Tuesdays and Frdays) baseball men have the proposton under consderaton. Managec. A. W. PEARSON, Offcal and Commercal Record THE BANANA GROWERS. The Rosecrans s expected Kuokoa Weekly, to arrve (Hawaan) n Hlo about October 2. She touches (Frdays) at Hlo especally for the beneft of lophonas to,' Mtuu, the banana growers. Returns from bananas shpped to Busness Offce, - the Coast by the Hlo Agrcultural Socety last Enterprse have been heard Edtoral Rooms, - from. One lot of forty bunches netted P. O. Box, 28, the grower cents per bunch; one' of seventeen bunches netted the grow er 7 cents. CAMPAGN AT HAMAKUA. Republcan speakers wll leave Hlo Monday mornng for a campagn trp through Hamakua. The party wll be made up of J. D. Lews, S. L. Desha, Joe Verra, L A. Andrews, E. N. Holmes, C. A. Stobe and others. Captan Fetter goes to Honolulu today to look after busness relatng to the erecton of an armory n Hlo for Company D. THE REAL TEST. Of Herpcde s n Gvng t a Thorough Tral. There s only one test by whch to udge of the effcency of any artcle ; and that s by ts ablty to do that whch t s ntended to do. Many har vgors may look nce and smell nce, but the pont s d o they eradcate Dandruff and stop fallng har? No. they do not, but Herpcde does, because t goes to the root of the evl and klls the germ that attacks the ; paplla from whence the har gets ts lfe. Letter from promnent people everywhere are daly provng that Xew-bro- 's Herpcde stands the "test of use. t s a delghtful dressng. clear, pure, and free from ol or grease. Sold by lendng druggsts. Send c. n stamps for sample to The Herpcde Co., Detrot. Mch. Holl,ter Drug Co., Specal Agents. (Mondays and Thursdays) J Book, 3 ob and OOOOOOGOCOCXOOOC lyahau r OCOCCOCk3COOCXX)Cx3 LsVmutt va" COOOCXXOCXXOCXX OOOOOOOCOOOOOCOOCOOCJOOOOOO GK nte: PATENT-BAC- K Journals and Ledgers Rubber Stamp.. manufacturers up-to-da- te. We are strctly Our Job Department s capable ot turnng out the hghest grade ot work. falf tones Ene Drawngs Ruled to V ry - T L A rtdlt.m Order M ff & & ff ""J

3 MPRE55SVE CLOTHES, the knd that now and then arrest your attenton that evoke your admraton, ten chances to one, bear ths mprnt of perfect clothes-makn- g. t s sewn lhttd 'l--.-- J HOW HAWA MS AT REGSTRATON QUESTON Specal Lnen Sale Coffee House Talkers Dscuss the Poston of Lambert and Farchld--N- o Color Lne Obectons Consdered. Pllow Lsa 86 nch specal at 45c yd. 45 nch fne grade specal at SSc yd. 45 nch fne grade specal at..)5c yd. Gmt Refacton n Lnen Lnen Ms Towels n all szes and grades wll be olosed out ths week at prces that yon cannot duplcate Agan. Best values n Lnen Towelng and Crashes. Specal low prces by the pece. GreatValues n Table Lnen Specal Lots Unbleached Table Lnen beneath the flap of the coat collar of every garment, and guar- Unbleached Table Lnen 72 nch 6c 'How do you feel on the subect of regstraton?" asked 72 nch antees " the 75c Bleached Table Lnen 62 Meddler. nch 5c Sten-Blo- ca Smart Clothes "t s the custom on the manland n the case of an ordnary Bleached Table Lnen 72 nch St. specal electon to have the regstraton lst of the prevous general qualty SSc Bleached Table Lnen 72 to be exactly as represented by electon as the one by whch the nspectors of electon shall go," nch, $.25 qualty 9c us. The makers have spent and sad the Cheerful Lar. "But do not consder ths electon an are contnung to spend a fortune every year to famlarze ordnarv one bv anv means. t s most extraordnary n the fact that t s our frst electon for county offces and consder t a the publc wth ths "label." well-dress- ed That the men of great mstake not to have the regstraton books opened. Kaua s not the only place affected by ths clause; Mr. ths town apprecate the value Lambert s n the Pacfc of, and have fath n ths label dentcal poston wth Mr. Farchld. Lambert was ll and was mport Co.. Ltd. s shown by our greatly augmented sales of these clothes. to vote. He s the choce of the Puna dstrct for supervsor but taken away from here on a stretcher and dd not return n tme PROGRESS BLOCK FORT STREET You need only ask the men f the regstraton books are not opened he wll not be qualfed who wear Sten-Bloc- h Smart o run for the offce, t seems to me that the Supreme Court should Clothes to be convnced that, take the vew taken by Judge Hardy aud settle the queston n tme regardless of prce, no better for ctzens who have not already regstered to get ther names on red to perfecton. An organc clothes can be had, and you can the books. see by the papers that Chef contradcton Justce Frcar between s the the vocal source and the delcate lvng threads of only member of the court n the Terrtory and that t the human get s them only at lkely ths store. he throat bars present prospect of mprovement The fluent wll call on two udges of the Crcut Court to wave of st wth the one hm fnds n decd no counterpart n the nelastc surface of STEN-BLOC- H SMART SUTS AND SPRNG OVERCOATS, ng the queston." the other. Scence may well feel dscouraged before the dffculty "Well, 'll bet a two bt pece that Frear's decson heren wll be presented, but $5. to scence $35. has overcome dffcultes qute ns great. aganst Farchld," sad the Knocker. "That leaves us the other The phonograph s urged by some persons as an ad n acqurng two udges aganst hm f they feel as Hardy does. They tell me foregn languages. Had t exsted when Ccero denounced Catlne there s nothng n the law that gves them the rght to open the and Demosthenes Phlp t would gve us an approxmate dea, at books. f that s true t occurs to me that the law should be changed at the next sesson of the Legslature so that we may be. MclNERNY, Ltd prepared for the next specal electon when t comes along.' "We want all the votes we can get,'' sad the Meddler, "and the Republcan who denounces a sngle one of hs party's cand dates does not use good udgment. heard the other day of a man Fort sr.dl lwerch.axrt Streets n the thrd precnct, a man who calls hmself a Republcan, pattng When you begn to feel lketbs n ths hot "old summer tme," t's tme to begn drnkng PRMO LAGER Try a glass now and then for preventon. up a holler because Desha was regularly nomnated n the conventon. t seems to me that as long as there were 27 people n the conventon who wanted hm on the tcket t looks pecular for a to-fram- e man n one precnct obectons to hm. Desha wll make a good man n the Board of Suervsors and he wll have the support of the Hawaans. t looks to me very strange that a haole Republcan should fnd fault because there s a Hawaan on the Board. am glad to say that that s not the feelng of the Republcan party as a whole. Our party does not draw7 a color lne; the voters wll work for the men they consder best for the postons and Mr. Desha s one of them. The tme to have fought any canddate was before and n the conventon, not afterward leave that to your opponents, the Home Rulers, and put your shoulders to the wheel and help elect the men selected by those delegates whom you sent to the conventon to represent you." Hlo Herald. ERUPTON UNLKELY AT SUMMT CRATER least, of the pronuncaton of certan sounds n Latn and Greek over whch dsputaton rages almost wthout hope of decson whether, for example, the Roman called hmself Kkero and whether Greek uttered a soft g or under any crcumstances. Even f the cylnder could settle these doubts we should stll lack the true voce of the orators f no more fathfullv transmtted' than by the contemporary phonograph. To make the phonograph a teacher of lvng tongues s to run a serous rsk wth chldren. t wll nspre them to acqure unconscously the metallc tang whch s ts deep defect. Untl that defect s removed the use of the phonograph for teachng purposes s not to be commended. Whle t conveys messages ntellgbly, t s well calculated to mpar vocal flexblty. Chcago Chroncle. o THE PRESDENT'S PECULARTES. Presdent Roosevelt has so much vgor and anmal.sprts that he s saved from coarseness, and perhaps from dssoluteness, by the mere force of hs educaton and moral stamna. He s possessed of a temperament and ambton whch would be dangerous, were t not for hs lofty aspratons and unflnchng patrotsm. He s mpulsve, quck, passonate and pugnacous, and the! salvaton of hmself and the country from dsaster or humlaton les solely n hs good udgment and amenablty to the advce and nfluence of those of hs counselors who are rper n experence and more conservatve n habt. n acton the presdent s sudden, but certan. He never devates from hs traectory. The proectles he dscharges, although they may whrl, whstle and roar, never wander. They ht the spot. He s lke the bee ; he cannot work wthout buzzng. He wasn't botn to hde hs lght under a bushel. f Mr. Roosevelt were an ndan savage he would have the gaudest blanket, the longest scalp belt and the most fantastcally rgged-u- p war bonnet n the trbe. He would pant hs face n. vared hues, and partcpate n sun and stomp dances wth an abandoned fury that would be the envy and despar of all the other bucks. He would be the chef medcne man and the terror of all SOLD EVERYWHERE. Ordnarly lava does not ssue from the summt crater and flow down the sde of Mauua Loa. n 832 there was a short flow whch began about a thousand feet below the hghest elevaton. At another tme there was an outbreak about one hundred and ffty The Plantcrs'MontMy feet from the crater but the flow was of such short duraton as to be scarcely worth mentonng. The present flow, accordng to the statements of men who vsted the place, begns rght at the the near by whtes. Even n spte of hs cvlzed tranng, the presdent s somewhat outlandsh. He s the only veteran general crater of Mokuaweoweo. After leavng the crater the lava struck level ground and dvded as t always does nto, what appear to ever known n ths country to attend, after a war. army encampments n hs old unform. But nobody fnds fault wth hm for be, separate flows. Ths tme there were sx on Tuesday nght but on Wednesday mornng some of them had drawn together. t s travellng n khak, sword and spurs. t's ust "Roosevelt's way," Ths magazne s now n the year twenty-secon- of lt d mpossble for anyone to tell the duraton of the present flow. The they say. He can't stay down any more than a cork, nor fall wrong publcaton. flow of 88 lasted nne months whle there have been others that as dd not last more than nne days and others stll whch lasted not easly as a cat. Luck s wth hm. and hs success s consttutonal. more than that many hours. The flow, as ths one s, moves Nature permeates hm and he s a part of nature. He speaks t s especally devoted to the agrcultural, more partes a-- a slowly. t s probably scora and does not make a crust nor does spontaneously and acts wth a erky ntuton. He treats hmself t flow as rapdly as pahoehoe. The latter varety flows, stops and as f he were a fact detached from hmself. He reoces n exstence. ary sugar nterests, of the Terrtory of Hawa. then tunnels under and apparently makes a fresh start; moves He felctates hmself for what he says or does, and wants everybody to hurrah wth hm. And yet he s gvng the country an ex- a-- a n a body, a huge rumblng mass whch" can be heard for a long dstance as the lava hardens and crunches together. Hlo s n cellent admnstraton and s so popular wth the people of all classes t contans all of the proceedngs of the Meetng of th on practcally no danger from pahoehoe flow owng to the condtons. that hs renomnaton s a foregone concluson and hs Hawaan Suga Planters Assocaton, ncludng the detaled There have been such flows n the dstrct wthn the recollecton practcally assured. Kansas Cty Journal. of even young resdents but they moved slowly and the nhabtants o reports concernng Machnery, Fertlzers, Methods of Cultva were not n danger. The flow of '8 was pahoehoe over an old a-- a BLESSNG OF SUNSHNE. ton, Transportaton and Manufacture and many other sub How and there are places on the lne of t where the stream dvded Professor Lugeon of the Unversty of Lausanne has been and left slands of As a tourst brnger the volcano s Hawa s ecta vtal to the sugar busness. a-- studyng the populaton of the valley of the Rhone between Mar- - long sut; the grandest attracton n the world may be wtnessed wth absolutely no danger to the vstor. T nlke Martnque the tgny and the Rhone glacer. The statstcs show that the rght guest at bank of the rver between these ponts has a populaton of 34, the hotel s not overcome wth sulphur fumes or Duneu t contans a Drectory of the sugar plantatons of the Te n volcanc dust. Here n Hawa hotels are bult where they wll whle only 2, persons lved along the left bank. 4. There are two reasons for ths dfference n the densty of rtory, ther agents and managers. command the fnest vew, not of mountans and harbor, but of the molten lava as t streams down the mountan sde or bubbles n populaton of the two banks of the Rhone. One s that the rght magnfcent fountans from the center of the crater. Old resdents bank s less hlly and therefore otters netter natural condtons or beleve that the present flow wll amount to somethng before t t contans a Drectory of the corporaton stocks and bond the buldng of hamlets and towns; but Professor Lugeon s convnced that a more mportant nfluence s exerted by the dfferent s fnshed. f t s not too late; menton of the outbreak mght be made n the tourst book now beng prnted for the Promoton lsted on the Honolulu Stock Exchange, showng the captal, degrees of sunshne enoyed by the two banks. Commttee; t would be tmely and would brng good results. Allah shares ssued, par value and prce at last sale. He has found that along a part of the rver banks whch present exactly the same topographc condtons the populaton of the s Great! Hlo Herald. sde whch s exposed to the sun has four to fve tmes as many THE PHONOGRAPH AND TS VOCE. nhabtants as the other bank whch s n the shadow of the mountans that ward off most of the drect rays of the sun. Wth t contans carefully selected news of the sugar stuatlob: progress, and prospects n Hawa and throughout the world of all local ndus t contans news of the development character, and the best that s pub tres of an agrcultural lshed n a wde crcle of exchanges, concernng tropcal agr culture. Wth the back volumes t forms an nvaluable referenct lbrary concernng the agrcultural development of Hawa durng the past twenty odd years. Subscrpton prce 25 cents per copy; $2.6 per uu foregn. fa r Back numbers can be furnshed. Apply to Hawaan Gzette Co.. Ltd. HONOLULU, TERRTORY ut hawau. The phonograph s another machne whose performances, remarkable as they are, fall far short of ts promses. nlp. t would oerfectlv preserve the tmbre of sngng voces and thus enable posterty to enoy the pecular qualtes whch dscrmnate the cadences o a rum uyn. fko KrrvnW hnt hrrlke orldes of a contralto, the slvery strans l MV V VUUV ' " V. x of V l. a hgh tenor from the rotund sonorty of an equally famous bass. Put from the throat of the phonograph an voces nave a ucum-h- e tang n common whch deprves them n almost equal degree of precsely that ndefnable trat whch consttutes ndvdualty, whch dfferentates one soprano from another and whch, n fact, s the essence of pure vocal qualty. The greatest soprano of ths generaton, the artste who combnes n "the hghest degree all the gfts of the dramatc snger, was summoned to the phonograph to hear herself sng. "Thus shall countless generatons lsten wth rapture to your marvelous voce, exclamed a sncere admrer. "How much do we not owe to the phonograph.". The snger lstened, frst wth astonshment, then wth perplexty then wth ncredulty and fnally wth chagrn. "No, no," she exclamed, addng wth reverent humlty. " thank heaven could never sng lke that." The metallc tang had robbed her voce of ts transcendent charm. An n trument so valuable as the phonograph ought to be car one or two exceptons all the vllages have been bult on the bank whch s most fully exposed to the sun's rays. Ths nlluence of the presence or absence of sunlght also manfests tself n the psyche characterstcs and the materal condtons of tn populaton of the two rver banks. On the rght sde of the rver n the sun the populaton lve more at eas. are more prosperous and present a degree of cvlzaton more advanced than those of the opposte shore. He calls those who are most favored wth sunlght the solar arstocracy and says that they contemplate wth a certan dsdan the nferor populaton who dwell n the shadow across the rver. The people of the vllage of Reckngen. whch occupes both banks of the Rhone, are notably dvded nto two dstnct castes whose orgn, n the last analyss, may be attrbuted to the dfference to whch the two groups are exposed. New ofsuns-hn-e York Sun. o TMELY SYMPATHY. The wdow suppose yon know that Dr. Rch's wfe ded yes-terda- v? The bachelor Yes. poor fellow! T sent hm a message of sym- - pathy ths mornng. The wdow (who beleves n telepathy) dd. too sent a mental message. "Sentmental message! "Whew! But you are rushng thngs!

4 and N SO favor 5p left TEL mol V Offce ma 3a Mam antsc ; La N n Au) Ch Dr Carl Etc B. f OQO Q B BEAV ELedt Geo "A L PORT Chldren Sar ;ng near ; ce dell land or 6-- P., ucadtk 9o$-- m FAcmc S THE MANKCH CASE OVERRULED? buldng purposes n the last few years. Htherto, though, ths materal has ttmmtttmmtt The answer to ths queston s, that been employed n sold masses, whereas Achng Jonts tht; the Mankch case could not be over- - t s now proposed to mould t nto hol-r-c- A hv.nv ass anthortv than that low blocks, thus securng greater lght- - n the fngers, toes, arms, and ness, as well as other advantages. other parts of the body, are onts Commercal Advertser WALTER G. SMTH - EDTOR MONDAY OCTOBER 2 THE BALL S ROLLNG. t s an tem of progress n tself that Hlo has an agrcultural socety of ts very own. Not so long ago the whole group had but one agrcultural socety, whch for many long years was only heard from at ts annual electon t was exclusve, royal f of offcers. you please, and representatves of the press were not nvted to ts meetngs. Long ago t manfested sgns of lfe by holdng exhbtons at ntervals of years n Kapolan Park. No doubt the old socety dd some good, ts perod of usefulness beng contemporaneous wth the ntroducton of thoroughbred stock, horses, cattle and sheep, by Kng Kala-kau- a. Chamberlan Judd, W. G. rwn, W. M. Gbson, B. F. Dllngham and others. Though organzed agrcultural nterests waned n the era of poltcal revoluton, prvate enterprse kept rght on and, wth more or less publc encouragement, brought stock rasng, forage cultvaton, dary farmng, hortculture and general agrculture, apart from sugar producton, up to standards not to be despsed. These varous ndustres, HosHea lnrerelv supplyng the home market contrbuted qute respectably feture of any cvl or poltcal rght, and all other offences, except larceny,.n,., to the exports. Pror to the as msdemeanors. Subsequent desgna- - admsson of Hawa as a Terrtory to tons of crmnal acts are conformable the Unon, there was a tarff handcap to ths fundamental dstncton. Sec- - 9 upon some Hawaan products whch tlon provdes ndctments n all cases nrevented ther proftable marketng u- - - "" on the manland. Now everythng goes lce court or a dstrct udge. bec- - nto the Unted States market free and ton 52 dscrmnates between ndctments, applcable to felones or crmes the falure of the pneapple ndustry, for nstance, s turned nto success and and nformatons an complants whch great future promse. The fbre ndus- cover lesser offences, Secton of Act 9 of the Legslature of ths year author zes the waver of ures on all charges "less than felony," wth the consent of the Court. There are many other try has been started, after years of talk and desultory experment, wth every ndcaton of becomng greatly mportant. t s ncomprehensble, n vew of the progress that has been made, how people contnue to derde the cause of dversfed ndustres and croak about there beng "nothng n t." Takng a broad survey of the agrcultural stuaton n Hawa today, there s everythng to encourage hope that before long the hackneyed taunt of havng all our eggs n one basket wll have ts edge dulled for good and all. Forces of progress are moblzng. We have organzatons on Oahu and on the other slands to promote ndustres other than sugar. The Federal experment staton s workng out problems for the small farmer as well as for corporate enterprse n new drectons. Reorganzed and subsdzed by the Legslature, the Board of Agrculture and Forestry-- s workng n conuncton wth the Federal authortes. ntellgent and experenced farmers from the manland are comng n by colones, settlements and ndvduals. The rrgaton Queston, where t exsts, s beng settled by systematc and modern methods. Several large schools, publc and prvate, are nstructng the chldren of the sol n agrcultural art and scence approprate to local condtons. f there s anythng more truly alve n the Hawaan slands at present than the movement for complete development of the country's natural resources, the pessmsts wll have to clmb the rugged slopes of Mauna Loa and look down nto the furnaces of Mokuaweoweo to fnd t. Plutonc fres are at the end of the pessmst's vson anyway, but fortunately hs power of draggng everybody else to hades wth hm s lmted. ARTLLERY TRANNG. General MacArthur, commandng the department of Calforna, n hs annual report, says the mportance of an artllery reserve for the Pacfc coast cannot be overestmated, and he recommends that the entre organzed mlta of all arms located wthn easy dstance of San Francsco be nvted to partcpate n a course of coast artllery tranng at the Presdo. Elo seems to be n a far way of workng up a proftable banana trade. Wth assured regularty of steamer transportaton, the cultvators need only select the best varetes and adopt the most approved methods of culture and packng to make a good thng out of the ndustry. me cup.c.e Court of the Unted States, by whch t was decded. But t seems qute plan that, f Judge a...:! n w,o wthn the terrtory to be prosecuted by ndctment on the ground that they are "nfamous' wthn the Ffth Amendment to the Federal Consttuton, be sound law, then the Crcut Court n Honolulu has at least attempted to reverse t. t s true that the Mankch case arose n the nterregnum between the resoluton annexng the Hawaan slands and the approval of the Organc Law. But the lay mnd, on the facts, wll not be able to apprecate any dstncton on account of that crcumstance. The local consttuton and statutes, pror to annexaton, allowed ndctments to be found by a udge and verdcts to be rendered by nne out of twelve urors. The Mankch case turned on these provsons, whch were repealed by the Organc Act. However, the statutes, whch authorzed defendants charged wth mnor offences to be prosecuted wthout ndctment, were not repealed, but contnued n force, and to them, therefore, the reasonng of the Supreme Court of the Unted States s dstnctly applcable. Secton 3 of the Penal Laws defnes a "felony" or a "crme" as an offence punshable by death or by mprsonment for over two years or by the for- - sectons of the statutes, relatng to orgnal ursdcton and appeals n crmnal matters, whch rest on the elementary dfference between offences that are "nfamous" and those that are not "nfamous," wthout whch ustce could not have been admnstered under the monarchy or the republc, and cannot now be successfully admnstered wthn the Terrtory. The Organc Act not only does not repeal these enactments, but declares that they "shall contnue n force" unless "nconsstent wth the Consttu ton or laws of the Unted States. The Newlands Resoluton of July 7th, wmch prescrbed the governng law down to the acton of Congress, expressly preserved exstng legslaton "not contrary to the Consttuton of the Unted States," and the effect of these words was dstnctly passed upon n the Mankch decson. And the Organc Act not only protects the statutes o& they stood when t was adopted, but affrmatvely guards aganst any techncal holdng n favor of crmnals. t contnues "prosecutons" gong on at the tme of ts passage, and, alludng to the extncton of the Republc of Hawa, enacts: "All offences whch by statute then n force were punshable as offences aganst the government of the Republc of Hawa, shall be punshable as offences aganst the government of the Terrtory of Hawa, unless such statute s nconsstent wth ths Act, or shall be repealed or changed by law." And under the head of "The Judcary," t says: "And untl the legslature shall otherwse provde, the laws of Hawa heretofore n force concernng the several courts and ther ursdcton and procedure shall contnue n force except as heren provded." Secton 83 of the Organc Act, whch specfcally repeals all then exstng statutes consdered by Congress to be unconsttutonal n a terrtoral ursdcton, emphaszes the foregong extracts by provdng: "That the laws of Hawa relatve to the udcal department ncludng cvl and crmnal procedure, except as amended by ths The foregong s from a late Washngton dspatch. Hawa s "wthn modfcaton by Congress or the legs-- Act, are contnued n force, subect to easy dstance of San Francsco," f the lature.' War Department choose to make t so, t thus appears to the average ctzen that all that the legslature of Ha- for the purpose mentoned by General MacArthur, by makng the callng wa, under ts varous forms of government could do, and all that Con- transport servce avalable for carryng a contngent of the Hawaan Natonal Guard to the rendezvous. Perpreme Court of the Unted States could gress could do, and all that the Suhaps two brds may be klled wth one do, to avert the possblty of a general al delvery, under any rulng stone through makng the vst of a Hawaan company to the St. Lous Exposton ft n wth artllery nstructon done, and that, f Judge Gear's decs- that could be devsed, was actually of the same company at the Presdo. on be fnally accepted, the prncples Coast guardng wth artllery was of the Mankch udgment wll be early-adopte-d by the Natonal mltary authortes as the approprate garrson ts concluson practcallv reversed. flouted, ts reasonng transferred, and servce at Honolulu. Ths fact should suggest that a porton of the nfantry NEW BULDNG MATERAL. strength of the Hawaan mlta mght n vew of probable buldng actvty be transformed nto the artllery consequent upon the openng up of new branch. Besdes gvng varety, t.suburban tracts by the electrc cars, the would add to the effectveness, n case followng descrpton of mproved concrete structural materal ought to of necessty, of the Terrtory's ctzen soldery. have nterest for both contractors and owners of house lots. t s from a late Eastern exchange: Partly n consequence of the growng cheapness of cement, nartly as a result of the ncreasng confdence of engneers n ts qualtes and partly because the cement s ren-"orcesometmes d wth a network of steel embed-le- d theren, there has been a remark-tbl- e ncrease n the use of concrete for Accordng to Casser's Magazne, houses constructed wth such hollow blocks are n a measure hghly develop- - ed examples of the remarkablv durahl. -. Qf the UnUed though bult smply of large sun dred blocks of clay, appear as though hewn out of one sold mass, and have been found to successfully resst both great heat and heavy tropcal rans. Walls bult of hollow concrete blocks, wth ther nclosed ar spaces, tend to keep houses warm n wnter and cool n summer, and the only problem of satsfactorly buldng them has been that of cost. Ths, however, we are told, has now been solved by a machne whch turns them out quckly and cheaply, and n all desred szes. The moulds are made wth removable sdes, and after the block of concrete has been formed, these sdes are swung out of the way and the block can be lfted out and left lttu,u"? 7 l" lwvcn a,m tongues Kasny ue lurmeu ne DOCKS; en ablng them to be rgdly ted together n buldng up a wall, and openngs can also be provded n them to receve the ends of floor beams, the onts beng subsequently flled wth cement, f desred, to nsure greater securty. Many houses have of late been bult wth such blocks, and ther popularty seems to be on the ncrease. n av pearance such concrete block walls re semble masonry n fact, the blocks can be fashoned after almost any desred pattern. At a meetng held n Washngton the last week n September, the general executve board of the Knghts of La- - bor sad thngs n resolutons adopted, whereasng ts belef that Presdent Roosevelt was one of the best frpnds organzed labor ever had n the Whte House. the board resolvedt wth re- - gard to a reported movement of cer tan labor organzatons and ther leaders to have organzed labor take un the fght of the enemes of the Presdent, because of hs acton n the Washngton Prntng Offce dspute, "That such acton as s contemplated aganst Presdent Roosevelt s one of the many errors and mstakes made by organzed labor, as they seem nclned to gnore the rghts of others, create strkes and make demands that are unreasonable, relyng not on the ustce of ther contenton or clams, but the amount of loss or trouble they can cause others, and to see what they can secure by dependng on poltcans and not on the ustce of ther demands." Thus advanced and ntellgent labor walks the opposte way to that shown n the walkng delegate's marchng manual. Andrew S. Wallace, postmaster at Opp, Alabama, umped to the eonclu-- son that the ber nostoffce fellows at Washngton were as corrupt as the vorst reports mpled. Therefore, deemng t opportune to try for a bet--, ter place than Opp, he wrote to Postmaster General Payne askng for transference to the postmastershp of Anda-- ( lusa. He stated that, to compensate the Postmaster General for hs trou-- ble, he would pay hm ffty dollars as soon as the order for the transfer was ssued. Wallace obtaned a transfer, but t was n the form of a warrant of arrest. The P. M. G. had forwarded hs letter to the chef nspector of the Southern Dvson at Chattanooga, who caused hs removal from tho Opp offce and hs commttal to the Uned States Court at Brmngham. Ths recent story has several morals. The Phlppne Exhbt. ST. LOUS, Sept. 24. Thrty-on- e natve Flpnos have arrved n St. Lous to help n the erecton of the Phlppne exhbt buldngs, and began work today on the "Quartel de Flpnos" at the world's far. The "Quartel de Flpnos" s to be 5 feet square, wth a court n the center nnety feet sauare. t s to be two stores hgh, wth the second story overhangng as n Manla dwellng houses. t s to be roofed wth npa, a natve plant, of whch a large supply has been mported. Ths buldng s to contan quarters for the Flpno bulders, offces for the Phlppne commssoners, archtects and draftsmen. The contract for the Washngton state buldng was awarded today. The buldng wll cost about $3,. Work wll be begun as soon as the natve tmbers and other materal arrve from Washngton. Mrs. Crmsonbeak You've got some drt on your eye, John. Mr. Crmsonbeak Tes, dear; ust swept the horzon wth t. Yonkers Statesman. SHRTS For Men and Boys PREMER AMERCAN MAKE. SUTABLE FOR WARM CLMATE. Pennyroyal plls r,,n"' Only Genune. A!.-,relm- STK?5AFE..nlle. 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Requrements n Glasses OUR NEW METHOD detects every error of refracton, makes glasses rest easly and comfortably on the nose and above all else overcomes eye stran to such an extent, that you forgot that your eyes ever troubled you. Our tnp aganst yours to demonstrate the superorty of our methods. H. F, Wchman & Co, Ltd. Optcal Department. ' Exclusvely Optcs.'' JOHN OUDERKRK CONTRACTOR AND BULDER. Reparng and House Movng. Wharf and Brdge Buldng; also Repar Work. Telephone Blue 3. Resdence 527 Maklk W. W. AHANA CO., Lmted Merchant Talors Waty Buldng, Kn - St. Phone Blue 274 Opposte Advertser Off-e- Amercan and Foregn Worsteadb For Swell Mllnery Go to Hawley's Mllnery Parlors Boston Buldm?, Fort 8treet. Drnkng LEMf'S BEER means drnkng good health S.. SHAW 4 CO., Agt5. PHONE 74. The Shootng Seon Opens September 5th USE THE WALSRODE BEST CARTRDGE f The specal load of A full Pacfc Smokeless Cartrdges Loaded wth Sold by the PACFC HARDWARE CO. LTD Fort and fne of POWDER Dnpont Powder. Merchant Streets. WNG WO CHAN & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAL DEALERS n Carved vory, Sandal Wood, Ebony and Teak. Slks, Lnen. Embroderes, Rattan Goods, Chnaware, Etc., Etc. NUUANU STREET, BELOW KNG STREET TURN ON me DAYLGHT nstall your home wth electrcty. You are the master of the great force Lght. t leaps nto lfe at a touch and dsappears at wll. Cleanlness and health follow the electrc bulb. Let us gve you an estmate., HAWAAN ELECTRC Co., Ltd. Offce, Kng Street. : : : Phone Man 39. FRENCH 258 Beretana Street. Phone Blue For 8-fcy- Up-to-- Ds H TWO STORES. S HATS At rght 32 Fort St., below Kng and 52 DEPOT OF THE "BOSS OF m Honolulu MfflllgS ron Works Co. STEAM ENGNES BOLERS. SUGAR MLLS, COOL-- F S, BRASS AND LEAD CASTNGS and machnery of every descrpton made to order. Partcular attenton pad to ehp's blacksmthng. fob work executed on shortest notce. WM. G. RWN & COMPANY, Lfl AGENTS FOR 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. ParafKne Pant Company, San Francsco, Cal. Ohlandt A Co., San Francsco, CaL Pacfc Ol Transportaton Co., San Francsco, CaJ. LAUNDRY Prop Opposte Hawaan Hotel and CLOTHNG prces call at TWO STORES. Hotel St.., opposte Young Bldg. THE ROAD OVERALLS.- - To "Brush" the Town R BRUSHES 25o --bo $3 SO Just to hand a large order of Har Brushes from one of the best Amercan manufacturers. Ths enables us to sell them at the abovs popular prces. REMEM- BER THE STORE, Chambers Drug Co., UTED. Cor. Fort and Kng Streets. EA&LHLZAm AND WQRSS Fort St., Opposte Star Block. Have your old SUTS MADE TO LOOK LKE NEW. Dyeng and pressng. Talorng. The renewng of lades' clothng a specalty. Prces very low. Phone Whte Phone Blue 646. P. O. Box 99. Kwong Yuen Hng Co. 36 and 38 N. Kng St. mporters and Dealers n Chnese Slks, Grass Lnens, Fne Mattngs, Teas, Camphor Wood Trunks, Ebony Furnture. HAWAAN SODA WORKS FOR BODA AND CARBONATED WATERS. Phone Blus UTL m

5 J. At Aucton FRDAY, OCTOBER 6, 93, AT O'CLOCK A. M., At street, my salesroom, near Alakea: 8 Merchant OAK BEDSTEAD, OAK BUREAU, OAK WARDROBE, SPRNG MATTRESS, And other furnture. WLL E. FSHER, AUCTONEER. At Aucton FRDAY, OCTOBER 6, 93, AT O'CLOCK A. M., For Account of Whom t Hay Concern. wll offer for sale at aucton wthout lmt or reserve at my salesroom, 8 Merchant street, near Alakea, one of the most magnfcent collectons of potted Ferns and Palms offered n Honolulu. Ths collecton conssts of all the hot house plants mentlonable, among them are many beautful large Australan Ferns, Hangng Baskets of Maden Har Ferns, Begonas, Large Sago, Royal and other Palms, Crotons, Brd Nests, Fsh Tal Ferns, etc. All on exhbton Thursday, Oct. 5th, at my salesroom. rxcfc COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER l2l M o l BK ' never been an nstance where the award arrved at under arbtraton, or the agreement 8Y.AUTHORTY entered nto b RDWD S under the auspces of the board by ts methods of conclaton, has not been accepted and loyally carred out by both partes to SEALED TENDERS. the dspute. n almost all nstances the board has been cordally thanked FOR THE ALTERATONS AND ADD- WLDER'S NNE BESTS PROTET by both dsputants; and t s TONS of TO frequent occurrence that, after a frst BULDNGS N GOV- ERNMENT experence of ts methods, both employ- NURSERY. NTER-SLANDER- S ers and employed n Sealed varous ndustres tenders wll be receved by the contnue from tme to tme to brng Superntendent of Publc Works tll S The nne players representng the Many People Vsted ther dffcultes before the board for m. of Thursday, October 22nd, 93, for adustment cannot but thnk that Wlder's Steamshp Company effectually walloped the ball players of the nter- plcaton than has htherto been ac- Plans and specfcatons at the En- alteratons and methods addtons to buldngs whch have produced such re French Cruser sults are worthy of more n extensve ap- Government Nursery. Kng street. Yesterday. -sland fleet yesterday afternoon at corded to them, and that voluntary conclaton boards, conducted upon prn- The Superntendent does gneers Offce. Makk by a score of 22 to 2. cples not bnd whch have thus far stood the The game started at 2 wth Bert Bowers as umpre. Some obecton was centered on the peace. n ths connecton t may per- HENRY E. COOPER, test of experence, are perhaps hmself to accept the the best lowest or any Publc nterest methods of mantannc ndustral bd. Ke-kueas a player, clamng he was a noonnoon and the harbor presented an was examned at some length before made by the nter-slan- d men to French cruser Protet yesterday after- - haps be permtted to me to menton that Superntendent of Publc Works. the Royal October 9, Commsson on Labor, and professonal although a bona fde employe of Wlder & Co. A compromse anmated scene wth the launches and that, n ther ffth and fnal report, the shore boats plyng a Commssoners speak wth approval NOTCE TO of CANDDATES contnuous trade FOR the work of the London Conclaton ELECTON TO COUNTY was fnally effected by barrng Keku-ew- a n carryn vstors of both sexes to Board, and commend ts methods as OFFCES. from behnd the bat and playng the Gallc war machne. specally sutable for dstrct conclaton boards. Terrtory hm of Hawa, at frst. People who mssed the band concert, "t has long occurred to me that, n Secretary's Offce. Qute a crowd watched the sx nnngs played. The Wlder's folk start- hereby gven that, whereas people lookng for a breath of ar, vew of the fact that every dmnuton Notce s of trade s as folk? vtally nurous nterested to n shps and those who the t s requred by law ed out wth a bg lead and had all the that canddates workman as t s to the employer, a go down to sea n them, were all ready greater fnr v olaah -. t.. f VS Vfw, V. O r L4 tlq best of t from start to fnsh. The ought to exst between employers to get to and employed the comparatvely cool waterfront away from the "volcano weath- tes whch may nterfere wth the tory not less than Ten Days before the n order sland of Oahu shall fle ther uomna-- vctory enttles them to a cup and to remove any mpedments or dsabl- - tons wth the Secretary of the Terrl-- dctaton of terms on whch the trophy shall agan be played for. er." Lnen suts and danty dresses mantenance or growth of the partcu- - Specal Electon were donned, lar ndustry upon for County Offcers, ft These terms wll nsst upon the nter- boats whch they depend. hred or the or. of the trade of the country n gen- - wll be necessary that sad nomna- - -sland team beng bona fde employees not engaged snce yesterday's Frenchman's launches taken advantage of, and soon a crowd gay enough consult together on subects concern- - than Fve O'clock on the afternoon of eral. Why should they not meet and tons be f,ed!n tns offlce no later match. ;to remnd offcers and men alke of La ng whch ther nterests are undoubt- - Frday, October 23rd, A. D. 93. The teams and Score by nnngs were Belle France they had left behnd edly dentcal? Were ths to take place, No person they shall be elgble to a County as follows: would them, fnd had boardad that ther nterests are the shp and for dentcal upon more subects than they or Dstrct offce unless of the ur Wlder's S. S. Co. Mocne, c; O. C. the tme beng, captured he r, the at present suppose. n those cases es- - O twenty-on- e years, a ctzen or tua Scott, p.; J. Kekuewa. lb.: A. Awoh. shp's pecally Coun-necessacomplement, where legslatve remedes are Terrtory, and an ry members of the elector of the 2b.; C. Lynch, 3b.; B. Fernback, ss.;."poltest naton n the world", surrenderng at dscreton. n the nterests of trade, such ty or Dstrct n whch the dutes of Breed, f.: M. Hopkns, rf.; Bunner, cf. could not fal to be of tn the offce are to be exercsed, and a nter-slan- d S. N. Co. M. Parmen-te- r greatest possble utlty.' The warshp, trmmed for nspecton, resdent theren for three years mmedately precedng such electon and no (Capt.), c; John Peters, p.; Capt. her razor lke ram headed for the Lane, lb.; Delaney, 2b.; Capt. Pltz, 3b.; LODGE NOTCES shore, seemed soldly set on foundatons that reached the bottom of the offce of Dstrct Attorney who shall person shall hereafter be elgble to the Kaa. ss.; W. Kamaka, f.; McKnley, rf. : McNamara, cf. Douglas, substtute. 'grm, forbddng, yet fascnatng re- harbor. The water was glassy and the PACFC LODGE NO. 822, not have been admtted to practce n A. F. & A. M. the Supreme Court of the Terrtory of Score by nnng? flecton of the bg cruser showed every stout fghtng mast, every turret Each nomnaton must be accompa- Hawa. Wlder's nter-slan- d and sponson, the frownng muzzles )6r ned by a depost of Twenty-fv- e Dollars, and be sgned by not less than and the brllant trcolor that hardly found breeze suffcent to dsplay ts Twenty-fv- e SPLT N JUNOR duly qualfed Electors of folds. the County for whch such electon s FOOTBALL LEAGUE Boat booms were swung to port to be held. (and starboard wth ladders pendng 'from them down whch the nmble salors clambered to man the boats, HASSON 's FRT5! THEDUGER As Electrcal nspector He Reported Place Hazardous. Commander W. F. C. Hasson, nstructor n the Naval Academy, Annapols, Md., n a recent letter to the edtor of the Advertser says: " note n one of the late Hawaan papers the kllng of a Chnaman by a fallng wre at Kng.street brdge. That the vctm happened to be a Chnaman s of course mere chance. know that you took a personal nterest n the queston of the proper supervson of electrcal constructon, n Honolulu. "n the unpublshed detals of nspecton, fled n the Department of Publc Works, wll be found a record of the condtons at the pont where the accdent happened. From Mr. Gurrey, secretary of the Board of Underwrters, may be obtaned detals of a partal nspecton of electrc wrng Ewa of Fort street. "Unless the Telephone Company has removed the dead wres whch encumber the streets, there s chance for many accdents when the rany season begns. "You, wll understand that have not and wll not have any further personal nterest n ths matter, but regard t as a pece of unfnshed work. The plan for a perfected system of constructon and nspecton of electrc wres as lad out by Mr. James H. Boyd, former Superntendent of Publc Works, was good." The letter from whch the foregong H. C. ULUKOU Stage Manager C. A. HERRNG Scenc Artst A Grand Hstorcal Performance wll be presented by the HAWA PONO DRAMATC COMPANY on the evenng of SATURDAY, October Doors Open at 7:3. PERFORMANCE COMMENCES AT S. A Seres of nterestng Hstorcal ncdents Wll be Presented n a Melodrama, Enttled: " Kaala " THE FLOWER OF LANA. Solders, Kahl Bearers, Attendants, Etc., Etc. PEROD, 795. The Grand Scene at Nght at the Greatest Volcano on Earth, Showng the Most Exctng Flow of Lava, to conclude wth a Dramatc Oratoro, enttled: "Kapolan 99 DEFYNG GODDESS PELE. Usual rces of admsson. Box plan s now open at Wall, Nchols Company's store. NOTCE TO CREDTORS. HAWAAN SUPPLY CO., LTD. STRANGER'S FREND SOCETY- - The quarterly meetng of the Stranger's Frend Socety wll be held on Tuesday mornng, October 3th, at o'clock, n the parlors of the Y. M. C. A. 66S Football poltcs among the unors s about as exctng as the county varety now agtatng the land. Dssenson followed by dsrupton took place at a meetng of the Junor Football League the other evenng. t was a case of conservatve and progressve factons comng nto collson. Unfortunately for ther cause, the conservatves were shy one club. Ths extracts are taken was shown to Superntendent Cooper and Mr. Gurrey, who corroborated the statements referred to them though unable, at the moment each was seen, to lay ther hands on the partcular detals mentoned. Mr. Hasson's reports as electrcal nspector here were exhaustve, crowdng the fles n the offces of Pub- WLL. E. FSHER, lc Works and Underwrters. AUCTONEER. "Every word of that s dead correct," 8 Merchant St., near Alakea.,a member of the Legslature sad when shown the letter. A promnent offcal sad: "The Legslature lost a good made a te wthout remedy. At Aucton At a prevous meetng the Hgh man to the Government when t cut School, St. Lous College and Mlls nsttute formed a maorty n favor of out Mr. Hasson, although ts acton has ndrectly proved a good thng playng by the 92 rules. Punahou for hm." and Kamehameha schools, formng the SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 7,93, mnorty, refused to abde by the decson and left the Lague. Last week's AT 2 O'CLOCK NOON, Upon premses, 938 Nuuanu street, by Haw'n Opera House meetng would seem to have been an order of L. C. ABLES, ESQ., Commssoner, wll offer for sale at aucton n the absence oc Mlls nsttute an attempt at patchng up the break, but the even splt occurred. Calforna Saloon Consstng of the followng, as a whole or n lots, thus: Front and Back Bar wth all Electrc Fxtures attached thereto and otherwse. Lnoleum, Rubber Mats and Bar Mats, All Lquors consstng of (approxmately) Ale, Stout, Sauerbrunnen, Whskey, Whte Rock, Volcano Water, Soda Water, Gnger Ale, Prmo Beer, Gn, Port Wne, Claret, Cherry Brandy, Vermouth, Marashno, Kummel, Angostura Btters, Grenadne, Blackberry Brandy, Lquers, O. P. S. Whskey, Assorted Lquors, etc., etc., etc. All Glassware and Utensls, Large Oak ce Chest, 2 -G- al. Counter Bbls. for Pony Whskey, Cash Regster, Sundry Chars and Tables, Fne Oak Roller Top Desk and Offce Char, All Sgns and Awnngs, One ron Chest, Electrc Fan, 5 Pctures, Leahold to run untl Feb. 27, 95. Note The entrety wll be frst offered and f the bd s not satsfactory, the Commssoner reserves the rght to reect same. n the event of the bd beng refused for the whole t wll mmedately be offered n the above lots wthout reserve or lmt. SO WLL. E. FSHER, AUCTONEER. Merchant St., near Alakea, le M M Works Go OFFER FOR SALE Sal Soda, Caustc Soda, Slcate of Soda, Tallow. RESN, N QUANTTES TO SUT M.W.McChesney&Sors LMTED. Queen Street. F. L. ON TA SS Nuuanu Street. Not connected wth On Ta Lee. Lades' and Chldren's undearwear; mosquto nets of all knds. Now located at SS Nuuanu near Beretanla St. THE undersgned hereby gves notce that he has taken an assgnment for the beneft of credtors of Hawaan Supply Company, Lmted, a Hawaan corporaton, and that all clams aganst sad corporat!"n must be presented to hm at the offce of the Gunst-Eak- n Cgar Company, corner of Kng and Fort streets. Honolulu. Oahu, T. H., wthn THRTY DAYS from date or they wll be barred from arrval. partcpaton n the dvdends pad bv hm. HERBERT P. EAKN. Assgnee of Hawaan Supply Co. L'd. Dated at Honolulu, Oahu. T. H., October 9th, The result of t all s that each facton wll play by tself under the rules of ts choce, Punahou and Kamehameha takng those of the present year and gong out of the league. They wll play a seres of two out of three games. Presdent Gleason apponted Gay and Sherwood a commttee to confer wth Mlls nsttute, wth a vew to arrangng a three cornered seres under the 92 rules. Tenns Fnals Today. The fnals n the Pacfc Tenns Club nvtaton-doubl- es wll be played ths afternoon on the Rchards street courts at four o'clock, the tme havng been altered as there s a possblty of fve sets havng to be played before dark. The match calls for the best three sets out of fve. Cunha and Kng are the compettors de-fear- ed aganst Broek and Alexander, who Derby and Dole n the semfnals on Saturday. JAPS NDULGE N A FREE-FOR-AL- L Three "amusn' lttle Japs" enlvened a drnkng bout last nght n a Japanese lodgng house by havng free-for-aa ll fght, and after t was all over, save succorng the wounded, one Jap wts taken to the hosptal to have a gash n hs cheek, nflcted wth a knfe, sttched up and two found restng places overnght at the Polce Staton. Two Japs at the lodgng house became pugnacous and had a lvely set-t- o. The propretor endeavored to break them apart, when Kodoma, well known to the polce, umped nto the melee wth an open knfe and used t on Uyamoto. The blade lad open hs cheek from below the eye almost to the ear. The polce were called but the knfe-weld- er had escaped before ther Dental Assocator. The Hawaan Dental Assocaton, whch was formed a few months ago, mantans a healthy exstence. A few evenngs ago the assocaton elected offcers for a new term as follows: Dr. J. M. Whtney, presdent; Dr. M. E. vce-presde- Grossman, Dr. C. B. Hgh, secretary; Dr. O. E. Wall, The holda" attre, gay laughter and lttle shouts of surprse or wonder- - ment, the polte attentons of the re- -' cevng offcers, all seemed n strange contrast to the paraphernala of war that served only as a means of con versaton and entertanment. Wanderng and wonderng partes under the gudance of a whte clad, gold bedzened offcer, nspected the shp from engnes to brdge and lstened puzzled but smlng to the endeavors of ther gude to translate techncal terms nto understandable Amercan. Many of the offcers of the Protet speak Englsh fluently and the partes under ther care were duly mpressed wth the prestge of the grand Republc's sea power. n the cabns lttle partes dscussed refreshments and exchanged greetng5 or remnscences, whle others went as fancy led them, free of the shp, meetng wth efforts of hosptalty from Jean n the forecastle, messeurs the warrant offcers, the dapper leutenants to the commandng offcer. LONDON CONCLATON BOARD CHARMAN HERE (Contnued from page.) formaton of a conclaton board. Omttng mnor detals, the board was, and s, composed of twelve members representng employers, who are annually elected bv the Councl Of the Chamber, and of twelve representatves of Labor annuallv elected by the dele- - ' gates of the trades unons of London, all the London trade unons bepg an- -. nually nvted to elect these delegates. An equalty of votng power to the members of the board s provded for. The methods of the board consst, fsr-l- y, THERE WLL BE A STATED meetng of Pacfc Lodge No. 822, A. F. t'z A. M., at Masonc Temple, THS MONDAY, October 2, at 7:3 p. m. TRANSACTON OF BUSNESS. Members of Hawaan Lodge, Lodge le Progres, and all soournng brethren are fraternally nvted to attend. By order of the R. W. M. E. P. CHAPN, Secretary. on hearng of any Labor dspute wthn the Metropoltan dstrct, of an u o, w., ,, and of an nvtaton to a frendly con- - ference, on neutral ground, that s, n the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce. Where conclaton has not succeeded, recourse to arbtraton under the auspces of the board s recom- - mended. have taken part, as charman, n almost all the arbtratons, whch have been conducted under the ANNUAL MEETNG. auspces of the board snce ts OOKALA SUGAR PLANTATON CO. HAWAAN LODGL Nu. 2, & A M. THERE WLL BE A SPECAL meetng of Hawaan Lodge No. 2, F. & A. M., at ts hall, Masonc Temple, corner of Hotel and Alakea streets, THS (Monday) EVENNG, October 2th, at 8 o'clock. WORK N THRD DEGREE. Members of Pacfc Lodge. Lodge le Prosrres. and all vstnsr brethren, are fraternally nvted to attend. By order of the W. M. K. R. G. WALLACE, Secretary. EXCELSOR LODGE NO,,. O O. F. THERE WLL BE A REGULAR meetng of Excelsor Lodge No.,. O. O. F., at ELKS HALL, Beretanla and Mller streets, every Tuesday evenng, at 7:3 o'clock. WORK N SECOND DEGREE. Tuesday, Oct. 3th. Members of Harmony Lodge and all vstng brethren are cordally nvted to attend. L. PETRE, N. G. L, L. LA PERRE, Secretary. ANNUAL MEETNG. WALUKU SUGAR COMPANY. The annual meetng of the Stockholders f Ya WolnL-- SJucrur CntnTcmv n wn be held at the offce of C. Brewer & Co., Ltd., n Honolulu, T. H., on Tuesday, October 27th, 93, at o'clock a. m. E p BSHOP. Secretary. Dated Honolulu, Oct ANNUAL MEETNG. HONOMU SUGAR COMPANY. annual meetng of the stockhold- - ers of the Honomu Sugar Company wll be held at the offce of C. Brewer & Co., Ltd., n Honolulu, T. H., on Wednesday. October 28th, 93, at o'clock a. m. E. F. BSHOP, Secretary. Dated Honolulu, Oct. 2, Mr. Boulton made an address to the stockhold-ndustrl- al annual metng of the Conference, held undr the ers of the ookala Sugar Plantaton Co. auspces of the Labor Copartnershp wll be held at the offce of C. Brewer..c,, T,.,nn t n hor & Co., Ltd.. n Honolulu on Mondav,, November 2nd, 93. at o'clock a. m. Conclaton and Arbtraton roaru men,m held at the Crystal Palace on July 3, Secretary. 93. n whch he gave expresson to Dated Honolulu. Oct the above vews, and s quoted also as MEETNG NOTCE. savng on that occason: "As an employer of labor n ths CGreat Brtan) and other countres, REPUBLCAN COUNTY COMand as one who. durng a long busness MTTEE. career, has had some experence n arbtratons of varous knds, can Notce s hereby gven that there wll be a meetng of the Republcan County bear testmony to the sprt of thorough mpartalty wth whch these ters, on Monday, the 2th day of Octo- Commttee at Republcan Headquar- mxed panels, the workmen eaually ber. 93, at 7:3 o'clock p. m. wth the masters, have approached and The members of such commttee are dealt wth the questons submtted to earnestly requested to be Dreset. ther arbtraton. And, as another E. C. PETERS, matter for sncere congratulaton, snce Seerr tary. the formaton of the board there has Honolulu, Oct. 9, 93. fo7 G. R. CARTER, Secretary of the Terrtory. C. R. BUCKLAND, Electoral Regstrar. Captol, Honolulu, October st, 9J Oct., 3, 6, 8., 2, 4, 7, 2, 23. SEALED TENDERS. Sealed Tenders wll be receved by the Superntendent of Publc Works untl 2 m. of Saturday, the 3st of October, for dredgng Secton No. of Honolulu Harbor. Plans and specfcatons on fle n offce of the Engneer of Department of Publc Works. The Superntendent reserves the rght t reect any and all bds HENRY. COOPER, Superntendent GOO of Publc Works. 6C4 HOY. MORTGAGEE'S NOTCE OF NTEN- TON OF FORECLOSURE AND OF SALE. Notce s hereby gven that, pursuant to the powder of sale contaned n that certan mortgage, dated September 4th, 9, made by Goo Hoy, as mortgagor, of Honolulu, sland of Oahu. Terrtory of Hawa, to Anne S. Parke, as mortgagee, of sad Honolulu, and recorded la the Hawaan Regstry of Conveyances n Honolulu aforesad, n Lber 227 on pages the mortgagee , ntends to foreclose the sad mortgage to-w- t: for condton broken, for non , ' l M urn uc u uv.u tret Notce s lkewse gven that after the expraton of three weeks from the date of ths notce, the property covered by 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 orr Saturday, November 7, 93, t 2 o'clock' noon J3 y, The property covered by sad mort gage and ntended to be sold as a. 'ore-sa- d s descrbed as follows: All that certan peces or parcels of land stuated at Kauluwela, Honolulu aforesad, bhng portons of R-- P. No. 687 L C. A. No. 277 to Nka, more partcularly descrbed as follows: Frst: Begnnng at the S. E. corner of ths lot op North sde of lane, and runnng by magnetc bearngs:. S. 47 ' W. 66 feet along lane; 2. N. 54 ' W. 5 feet; 3. N. 22 5' E. 6 feet; N. 39 5' E. 6 feet; S 53 ' E. 6 feet to the ntal pont, contanng an area of square feet, and beng the same premses conveyed to the sad mortgagor bv deed of J. H. Kunewa, dated Aprfl 9th, 9, and recorded n the Regstry Offce n Honolulu aforesad, n Lber , pages 4. Second:. N ' W feet; 2. N ' E. 8.3 feet; 3. S. 47 2' E feet; 4. S. 39' 28' W. 24. fet; 5. N ' W..6 feet: 6. S. 48" 53' W. 6.3 feet: 7. S. 33' 8' W. 6.5 feet, to the ntal pont, contanng an area of 4,68 square feet, and beng the same premses conveyed to the sad mortgagor by deed of J. H. Kunewa, dated June 9th, 9, and recorded n the Regstry Offce, n Honolulu aforesad, n Lber , Pages 8. The above peces beng n on? lot, and contanng an area of 2,59 square feet. Terms: Cash n gold com of th Unted States. Deeds at expense o purchaser. Further partculars can b? had of vv. C. Parke, attorney-n-fa- ct of Anne S Parke, mortgagee. Dated Honolulu. October 9, 93. ANNE S. PARKE. Mortgagee. By her Attorney-n-fac- t, W. C. 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6 STAR BRAND TYPEWRTER AND CARBON RBBONS PAPERS. Are specally made to wthstand the clmatc changes of the Only Each NTRODUCTORY PRCE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. We also reduce the prce on Star Brand Carbon Papers from regular $4. to specal $3. box for one month only. Ths s a money savng proposton for you. All rbbons guaranteed frst MAKAWAO MNSTRELSY Fne Program by the Lterary Socety. Republcans Back From Tour of the slands. Polo Players Practce at Paa. Horse of Canddate Falls class n every respect. f found defectve, we wll replace same, Down Sde of Pal. provded rbbon s returned wth dentfcaton slp, for our examnaton. MAU, Oct.. The October meetng WALL NCHOLS CO., LTD. of the Makawao Lterary Socety took place last evenng at the resdence of y lves! the best yet mported. Mrs. Randal von Tempsky of Puuoma-le- and was a great success as regards a large attenaance o.mau peoe, uncbeon and dnner dantes amusement and socablty. The prncpal event of a fne program was an exhbton of negro mnstrelsy, n twenty fve dfferent whch for an hour or more "panted everythng red" wth fun and merr aretes and szes. ment though the popular tnt of the evenng hours was of a decdedly ebony hue. n the sem-crc- on the stage,ach bottle selected frut le C. C. Krumbhaar was n the center as nterlocutor, and the two end men were Jtuffed and plan. W. O. Aken (tamborne) and Geo. Wl bur (bones). Other members of the darkv chorus were Medames K. von Tempsky and W. O. Aken, Msses Mc See Our Gowan, Lnda and Else Schaefer, Ag nes Flemng, Geneveve Dowsett Wndow Messrs. W. Ault, D. T. Flemng, S. R Dovdle, G. S. Aken and Joe Taylor Dsplay Mrs. H. A. Baldwn was the pano ac companst. The sght exctes Though the okes, local and other wse, met wtn much apprecaton, t the appette... was the muscal part of the entertan ment that merted the greater prase for both solos and choruses were unusually H. May & Co., well-rendere- d. Much grattude s due to the Msses Schaefer (2) of Honolulu, Mss Dowsett of Ulupalakua and Mr. Ault of Wa- - --LM luku for valuable assstance gven by 22 Telephones 92 them both as regards the musc and n the fun and frolc of the occason. Pacleco's Dandruff Kller s the one absolutely sure remedy for dandruff, because t penetrates! the scalp, cleanses t, corrects the cause of dandruff and hence STOPS FALLNG HAR whch wll surely result n baldness f allowed to contnue. PAteco's Dandruff Kller, Sold by all Druggsts and at the Unon Barber Shop. Tel. Man 232. Easest Typewrter Or Desk CHAR Made JUST COME v The von Hamm-Youn- g CE CREAM wth home-mad- e Co., Ltd. cake goes well. TRY T at the Htler's Candy Co. Hotel 8treet. Courteous treatment. Prompt attenton-bes- t Qualty and let mors a... Consoldated Soda Water Works. rmm Mala EL Ftters BElLTSy BLOOD The blood s the source of strength f you are weak you need a medcne to tone up your stomach and make plenty of rch red blood. The medcne to do ths s Hostetter's Stomach Btters. t wll not shock the system, and t cures NDGESTON, DYSPEPSA, HEARTBURN, BELCHNG AND MA LARA, FEVER AND AGUE. A far tral wll convnce you of ts value. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BTTERS ABC Famous the World Over Fully Matured. Sold Everywhere. atotce The Red Front s the only'plaoe n sown to buy Woolen Goods reasonably, lso carry a full lne of SENT'S CLOTHNG fnd FURNSHN GOD; Cor. Queen and Nuuann. Densmore Typewrters "The Densmore does more" than any other typewrter. Call at our Young Buldng store and see the new models. HAWAAN BUB PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 2, 93. NEWS CO., LTD. A pccannny cake-wal- k by lttle FVE BLLON Paulne Schaefer, Alexa von Tempsky, Gusta,ve Schaefer and Robn von POUNDS SUGAR Tempsky was receved deservedly wth great applause. Prevous to the mnstrel performance TAKENLAST YEAR a solo by Rev. W. Ault wth a voln oblgato by Mss Geneveve Dowsett Over 5,.. pounds of sugar, was an artstc treat. Ths was follow valued at over $,,, was brought ed by a salors' hornppe n costume by nto the Unted States n the fscal four chldren Alexa and Robn von year ust Tempsky, ended. Ths s a larger mportaton of sugar than n any preced- Paulne and Gustave Schae fer. Both the events receved encores. Perfect weather after a week of storm ng year n the hstory of the country. and ran aded much n renderng the The total number of pounds of sugar evenng an unusually enoyable one. brought nto Amerca durng the year POLTCS DONG. was, as sh"wn by the records of the The poltcal hstory of the week s as Department of Commerce and Labor,, follows: The Republcan canddates, 5,2....o.oeo, wne n no earner year n Messrs. W. F. Pogue, J. K. osepa, A.!he hstory of the country has the m N. Hayselden, W. H. Kng, N. "W. Alu-- h portaton of sugar ever 5,.-,- reached and Davd Morton, returned from pounds. Moloka to Lahana on Thursday and The largest mportaton n any earler wll be n "Waluku today, havng year was that of 897, when the total stumped Kaanapal, Honokahau and was 4,98.95,733 pounds. Addng to the Kahakuloa. Fourteen Home Rulers, enormous producton of 93 6,,,- - ncludng all the canddates for county. Punds as the domestc producton ve total of n-- " honors, fnshed a crcut of East Mau,would a e&r yesterday, havng hplh mwtnps at Ulupalakua, begnnng on the st, and then at Kaupo, Kpahulu, Hana, Xa- - hku, Keanae, Huelo, Pauwela and Paa. They spoke to Pauwela and Paa people last nght. They redort especal success at Puuk, Hamoa. They also state that though a ont Home Rule and Republcan meetng was called at Hana natve church last Monday nght, the Republcan orators faled to put n an appearance. On ther trp n from Keanae to Huelo, the horse of D. H. Kahaulelo, canddate for Clerk, fell eght feet down the sde of a pal and was saved from hs perlous poston only by dggng out a porton of the bluff. The Home Rulers speak at Pulehu, Kula, Mormon church ths afternoon followng the Republcans (Messrs. W. T. Robnson, S. E. Kalama and W. A. McKay), who have advertsed ther meetng at the same place ust one hour n advance of ther poltcal opponents. The last mentoned Republcans have ust arrved from Ulupalakua, completng ther tour va Huelo, Keanae, Na-hk- u, Hana, Hamoa, Kpahulu and Kaupo the reverse of the Home Ruler's poltcal expedton. Though early yet n the county cam pagn, the general feelng s that both Republcans and Home Rulers wll pllt ther tckets on electon day, hoosng men from both slates. They say t s a local affar, not lke a Ken- - ral legslatve electon. The truth of the matter, s that the average Hawaan voter cannot at pres- - nt, through lack of experence, under- - tand the game of poltcs and vote a traght party tcket. Wth hm sent ment, personal consderatons, come frst. Fortunately for the Republcans of Mau they have nomnated the more popular tcket and wll probably elect more men than the Home Rulers, though the margn wll be small. STRAYS. The "Reds" beat the "Yellows" at polo last Saturday afternoon on the Paa grounds, 4 to. The "Reds" were represented by "W. O. Aken, D. T. Flemng, Harry Copp and Joe Taylor; the "Yellows" by F. F. Baldwn, H. A. Baldwn, Geo. Wlbur and C. C. Krumbhaar. t s reported that Messrs. E. M. Ha- - nuna and J. H. Kaleo of Hana wll re new ther allegance to tepudcan prncples and agan support Republ can nomnees. The only two well known poltcans who have abandoned the party for good are D. H. Kahaule "',...,. puunus u me O- - AAA AAA. Al ;cent to furnsh an average of seven ty-tw- o pounds for each ndvdual n the Unted States, estmatng the pres ent populaton at $,,. The record of sugar mportatons for the year dffers materally n certan aspects from that of earler years. The total mportaton of beet sugar durng the year was only 87,, pound, aganst 255,, n. the fscal year 92, and 93,, n the fscal year 9. Cane sugar, of course, com posed the remander, and the cane sugar mportatons of the fscal year, exclusve of that brought from Porto Rco and the Hawaan slands, amounted to 4,75,, pounds, aganst 2,685,, n the fscal year 92 and 2,965,, n 9. From Porto Rco the total sugar brought nto the Unted States amounted to 226,-43,5-8 pounds, valued at $7,466,579, and from the Hawaan slands 774,825,42 pounds, valued at $25,3,684. Thus the total quantty of sugar suppled by Porto Rco and the Hawaan slands amounted to,,, pounds, or about one-fft- h of the total brought nto the country, ts value beng nearly 533,,. t would seem that, as a naton, we are fond of sweetmeats. Harper's Weekly. ALL NOT SERENE N PORTO RCO SAN JUAN, P. R., Sept. 24. The dstrct court has ordered the release of Eduardo Conde and Leondas Gullot, Socalsts, who were recently sentenced to sx months' mprsonment for n sutng the Amercan flag and threaten ng; the lfe of Governor Hunt at a meeng of the Amercan Federaton of Labor here. The maorty of the udges of that court are natve. The Amercans condemn the decson to release the two men. The prsoners' lawyer has been arrested on the charge of contempt of court. Certan newspapers contnue to abuse Governor Hunt and are nctng a black flag demonstraton when he returns here October. The polce are on the alert- and the government s frm. The recepton - of the governor, however, wll, at hs personal request, be quet and smple. An uneasy feelng pervades San Juan. BY FAR THE BETTER way. Preventon, says the proverb, s better than cure. So t s, nnd vastly easer. That s, when you know how to prevent. The lo of Moloka and J. K. Kahookele of town of London would not have Waluku, both havng accepted nomna been scourged by the plague f the people had known how to prevent t. But they dd not, and tons' from the Home Rulers. Hon. and Mrs. C. H. Dckey, Mrs. so they were swept away as gran Grace Waterhouse and Mrs. Waters of falls n front of the bg reapng Hawa take the steamer Mau for Ho machnes. Men used to buld nolulu ths afternoon. forts and castles, and strong Other Mau people leavng for the walls around ther ctes, n order to be safe from ther ene- captal are Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Baldwn of Puunene, who go for a ten days' mes; and there was wsdom and vst, and C. C. Krumbhaar of Hama- - good udgment n the dea. Nevertheless, dsease, whch klls a kuapoko, who s takng a vacaton. The ury term of the Second Judcal thousand where ten are slan n Crcut begns on the 4th at Waluku battle, cannot be kept out by court house. thck walls or escaped by flght. Mss Carolyn Sheffeld, a recent grad The proper thng to do s to uate of the Oberln Conservatory of make the body healthy by rght Musc, s the new musc teacher at lvng and the frequent use of a Maunaolu Semnary. tonc and purfyng medcne lke Weather Very stormy on the wndward sde for fve days out of the sev- WAMPOLE'S PREPARATON whch causes the food to be well en, though the ranfall was not large. dgested, destroys or expels the germs of dsease that may be n LATEST FRO!tt THE VOLCANO. the blood, and strs up the organs Latest advces from the nland of Ha-- to actve and natural operaton. ever-successf- Ths remedy s wan, ndcate a stll greater actvty palatable as honey and contans at Mauna Loa than was at frst re all the nutrtve and curatve propertes of Pure Cod Lver Ol, ported. Great fssures have been rent extracted by us from fresh cod n the sde of the mountan, from whch lvers, combned wth the Compound Syrup of huge streams of molten lava are flowng towards the sea, smlar to Hypophosphtes and the Extracts of Malt and Ka-huk- u, the Wld Cherry. Xo other medcne Kau, flow of SS7. Great columns can compare wth t n preventng, relevng and curng La of smoke are wndng ther way upwards to an estmated dstance of three bles, Dysentery, Deblty, and Grppe. Throat and Lung Trou- other alments to whch all are mles, formng werd and grotesque fgures and letters, sad to closely resemstantly taken nto the system exposed from the germs con- from the ar, water, food, and ble these words, "The Douglass Patent many other sources. Dr. W. D. Closet, best anywhere, Bath the Plumber." McNab, of Canada, says: " fnd your preparaton of cod lver ol to be a most valuable form of Easly Explaned. '"Strange that nourshment and tssue after reachng the top of the ladder he for patents sufferng from wast- bulder should fall so suddenly." ng dseases." Effectve from "There was a woman at the bottom of t." Lfe. bottle convnces. At the frst dose. Look t up. One chemsts. JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctoneer a Broter KAAHUMANU ST. P. O. Box 594, Telephone 72. mm cty h? At Aucton. By order of the Trustees of the Oahu College wll offer for sale at Publc Aucton, at my salesroom, 857 Kaahu- - manu street, ON SATURDAY, NOV. 7, 93. AT 2 O'CLOCK NOON, That valuable parcel of Cty Prop erty stuated on Beretana, Mller and "Vneyard streets. Property has a frontage of 9.5 feet on Beretana street, feet on Mller street, 53.5 feet on Vneyard street and contans an area of 42,2 sauare feet (a lttle more or less). Ths property wll be offered at auc ton at an upset prce of $45,.. Terms: The present mortgage of $4, can reman on mortgage at 4 per cent, per annum untl November st, 94, to a purchaser satsfactory to the mortgagee. A small porton of ths property (corner of Mller and Vneyard streets) s under lease untl December 6th, 94, at an annual rental of $24. Ths valuable property can be dvd ed nto busness and resdence stes and s one whch commands the n specton of nvestors. Maps can be seen at my offce where all nformaton can be obtaned. JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTONEER. James F. Morgan tteflwer Breter KAAHUMANU ST. P. O. Box 594, Telephone 72. Castle & Cooke, Ltd. HONOLULU. Commsson Merchants, SUGAR FACTO R3. AGENTS FOR The Ewa Plantaton Co. The Waalua Agrcultural Co., Lt The Kohala Sugar Co. The Wamea Sugar Mll Co. Tle Fulton ron Works, St Loula. Mo. The Standard OH Co. The George F. Blake Steam Pum. "Weston's Centrfugals. The New England Mutual Lfe nsur ance Co., of Boston. The Aetna Fre nsurance Co. s Hartford, Conn. The Allance Assurance Co. of don, M.S. Grnbaum&Cs llmttjed, opot&fs and Commsson Mercbttt SOU AGENT! TOM Lttle Jack Smokng Tobacco 6 and c packages mm Agents for lutsh AMERCAN ASSURANCE COMPANY, of Toronto. Ontaro. DELAWARE NSURANCE CO. flf Phladelpha. ApoHnaHs Mneral Ltha Water QUEEN OF TRBLE URTERS Prces to Famly Trade as follows: Cases of 5 quarts, $8.5 per cast. Per dozen, $2.25. Per bottle, 2c. Cases of pnts, $.5 per case. Cases of 6 pnts, $5.5 per case. Per dozen, $.5. Two bottles for 25c. Specal prces to the trade. Lews & Comp'y, Ltd. GROCERS, Sole Agents for the Hawaan slands. 69 Kng St The Lewers & Cooke Bldg. 242 Telephones 24. M N U MONUMENTS E N T S OF ALL KNDS AT AXTELL'S Alakea Street P. O. Box 642. HOUSES MOVED HOUSES RASED HOUSES REPARED NEW HOUSES BUL Stores and Offces Repared. W. T. PATY Contractor and Bulder Offce 48 Alakea street, between Kng and Hotel. 'Phone Blue 8. EXNTG ST. NEAR ALAKEA, Opposte the Young Buldng. Clothes cleaned and made to look lke new. Tral order solcted. Help of all knds furnshed. us a call. Bcycles Repared. Gve Satsfacton guaranteed. Rver Mll Co, Contractors and Bulders, also BouM Materal and Furnture. Estmate gven. Orders promptly attended to. Pauahl street near Rver. Tel. Bloo 546. P. O. Box 99. Horse Clppng BY EXPERENCED MEN AT Club Stables PORT STREET. TEL. MAN 9. HACKS Nos. 3, 7, 24, 32, 63, 87, 24, 82. Ast Wnes Seet Table Wnes n Use. all Lqnor Dealers. HOHE Sold by BAKERY BERETANA, COR. EMMA STREET. Boston Baked Beans every Saturday also Cream Puffs. Home Made bread, pes, cakes, doughnuts, cookes. All knds of salads an delcaces made to order. ALL KNDS OF Rubber Good Goodyear lubber Co R. H. PEASE, Presdent, San Francsco, Cal., U. 8. A. COTTON BROS. & CO ENGNEERS AND GENERAL CON- TRACTORS. Plans and Estmates furnshed for classes of Contractng wore. Boston Block, Honolulu. ymammmm zsmx ass s

7 DUE oooooooo coooxxxocccxx PXCFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 2, 93. JESSE MOORE BSHOP & g CO.. BANKER! V KSTABL SHED TS 88 A. A. WHSKY s Bankng Department. Transact busness n all dep of bankng. BEST ON EARTH Collectons carefully attended to. Exchange bought and eold. V Commercal and Travelers Letters Credt ssued on the Bank or Callfor and N. M. Rothschld & Sons, Londo Correspondents: The Bank of Old forna, Commercal Bankng Co. Sydney, Ltd., London. Pure Drafts and cable transfers on Ch and Japan through the Hongkong Shangha Bankng Corporaton an4 Chartered Bank of nda, Australa t Chna-nterest Wood (laononttd S CU. r General Export Agta, Spreckels Bldg. Honolulu, H. T. Jesse Moore-Hu- nt Co. Ban Francsco, Cal. and Lonlvllle, Ky. Unon Ol Co. of Calforna Fuel Ols Offce of Hawaan Department, room 37 Stangenwald Bldg. C. C. PERKNS, Supt. Man offce, Mlls Buldng, San Francsco. JNO. BAKER, Jr., Mgr. We Are No Dead Ones! Be t what t may, We are Always n the Lead. Lsten to the Call. ts now ttfr! WW! SPECAL SALE N DNNER SETS. Oban Green Pattern. Englsbware 2 peces, Regular Prce $32.5, Cut to $22.5. Wld Rose Pattern, Chna 2 peces, Regular Prce $3., Cut to $25.. Before you load up elsewhere come n and see our bargans. WJ.lmond & Co. Palatable LMTED. MPORTERS OP CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, HOUSE FURNSHNG GOODS. Sole Agents n the Hawaan Terrtory for Detrot Jewel Stoves, Gurney Cleanable Refrgerators, U. S. Cream Separators, Day Tme Regster, Monarch Blue Flame Ol Stoves, Purtan Blue Flame Ol Stoves, Prmus Stoves and "Dandy" Wnd Mll Kng St., Honolulu, T. H. J. W. L. McGure PLOEST Orders Left at Hawaan Bazaar, MASONC BULDNG Olakea and Hotel Sts. Phone Man 87. A Quck Spn When the days are nce, now s the best tme of all the vear to be out on a wheel or for anv other healthy exercse. When you are warm drnk Nothng tastes better, and there s no more healthy drnk made. AGENTS FOR HAWA. Phone Whte 33. P. O. Box 57 Made to Order Gentlemen's Shrts and Paamas, any style. Also manufacturers of straw Yamatoya 44 Nuuanu street 5 CAUGHT BY A " HP mz XXXOOXC'XC RETROCOGNTON. KODAK THRLLNG FALL S. H. (Athens, Oho): What s the psychologcal explanaton of that strange feelng experenced by many, " have lved through all ths before, and know what wll happen ths next mnute?" To account for ths strange sensaton varous hypotheses have been advanced. The man explanatons are:. The remnscence s a true one, dependng on a past wakng experence. n most cases ths s true, and probably a large proporton of these remnscences have ths smple source. 2. The remnscence s a true one, but dependng on a past dream whch some smlarty n crcumstances recalls to memory. t s obvously possble that a suddenly evoked remnscence of a past dream may gve rse to the feelng of "already seen"' of havng wtnessed the actual scene at some ndefnte tme before. 3. The remnscence s llusory, dependng on a knd of malady of percepton PS. FROM THE NEW BROOKLYN BRDGE oooooooo oooooooooooooooooc oooooooooooooooooc oooooooo or attenton affectng the whole personalty and gvng rse to a confused locaton n tme of the obect perceved. Ths hypothess has been worked out n varous ways, all of whch seem purely hypothetcal. t can n any case explan the slghter and retro-cogntomomentary forms of n, not cases where the sensaton of memory beco.nes defnte enough to attract to t the percpent's full and delberate attenton. 4. The remnscence s allusory, dependng on some sort of splttng of the personalty, as, for nstance an asynchromsm of cerebral hemspheres, a lack of precse concordance between the perceptons of the two cerebral hemspheres, etc But ths explanaton, although restng upon a plausble deducton from known facts, would not apply to cases where the subect beleves hmself to have a knowledge of fact not nstantly mpendng; such a knowledge of a place, for nstance, as enables hm to gude others about t, or such a knowledge of words vet unuttercd as enables hm to forestall them by speech or act. 5. Tele- - patny. nere are not. however, many of the more advanced cases of retrocognton whch telepathy would explan. Generallv there s no other mnd apparently nvolved, and t smply seems as' though the subect ether enoyed at the moment a wder than ordnary percpence, or had already vsted n some supernormal way the scene whch he feels he remembers. 6. Heredtary memory, that s to say. the phenomena of retrocognton are extensons of organc memory, evocatons nto daylght conscousness of mprnts made n ths lfe, or n ancestral lves, upon our physcal beng. Ths hypothess has much n ts favor, because no other explanaton can account for some remnscences of facts and pctures from a remote past, and n vew of the doctrne now generallv admtted n psychology to the effect that all our mpressons, however strkng or nsgnfcant,' whether they be receved n the earlest chldhood or n mature age, conscously or unconscously, are recorded so as to last permanently, and, under certan condton's, may be revved, recalled and recognzed as a past experence. We know, of course, that there s a great dfference between our evocable memory that whch can summon up and use at wll and that much ampler memory whch we must suppose to exst, n some potental form, at least, mprnted upon our organsm. We cannot assert that organc memory may not nhere n a sngle cell or neuron, or even n a sngle lvng molecule. Nether can we assert that organc memory cannot be prolonged backward before brth, and a pre-embrvo- lfe n countless lnes of ancestry. f we fnd mprnted on the chld's organsm a conspcuous memory of perhaps an nstantaneous emoton of the mother's, we must surely suspect that ths organsm may contan also some nborn memores less conspcuous and more purely cerebral than such a gross phenomenon as a mark on the face or deformed fnger. Xor can we absolutely lmt such nfluence to the actual parent organsm alone. For aught we know the "germ plasm" whatever may be the contnuous lnk of all generatons may be capable of reactng to psychcal suggestons as senstvely as the embrvo and the sprt alreadv modfed by cosmc experences, datng back to nfnty, may nform the body already modfed by terrene experences datng back to the frst appearance of lfe on our planet. But ths most probable hypothess of the revvscence of ancestral mpressons, too. s open to varous obectons, as t cannot be appled to all cases of remnscence. n the frst place, n order that a descendant recall an ancestral pcture he must be confronted wth the realty of what had mpressed tself upon hs ancestor. Now, what s left of the past are monuments, stes; the events, crcumstances, dscourses, etc., are all thngs that have vanshed and are never to be met wth agan. Hence only those transmssons can be verfed that have been and are stll n exstence. On the other hand, heredtary transmsson does not necessarly take place n every case. Only the strong or persstent mpressons are capable of transmsson. What s generally transmtted are habts, tendences, dspostons. Accordng to the specal case of remnscence ether of these explanatons may be applcable, but a general soluton of ths dffcult problem coverng all cases s stll wantng. N. Y. Trbune. O CASCARA BARK. The sudden advance to 4 cents and better of cascara bark, whch a few years ago sold at - -2 cents and that last year went at and 3 cents, has made transactons lvely and nterestng n Corvalls, whch s somethng of a center for the product. Local dealers wll shp ths season carloads or more ot the bark. t goes n carload lots to Hamburg, Germany, to London, to the East, and San Francsco. The present scramble for t s ntense, and t has brought buyers nto the feld from all parts. Early n the season a Salem druggst contracted for sx tons at 4 cents, and turned over a check to bnd the bargan. That was at the rate of $8 per ton, and he can close out now at any tme at the rate of S25 or more per ton, realzne $,5 from an nvestment of only $48. A man on Bg Elk, west of Corvalls, sold the b.ark the other day from hs own ranch and wth the proceeds bought hs neghbor's ranch. Charles Overlander, n the same vcnty, wth hs partner, contracted to slash the brush thereon, for the chttm bark on the Dalaba ranch. n Toledo the other day they sold eght tons of bark for a lttle less than $2,. whch s accounted more than the ranch s worth and the bark sold s only a porton of what they wll get from the place. Two small boys appeared n Elk Cty the other day wth a few sacks of chttm n the bottom of ther boat. They rowed back up the rver wth $63 n ther pockets, the proceeds of the sale of ther lttle ag of chttm. The cash looked almost as bg as the ple of chttm, and suggests that the fashonable may yet wear chttm rather than damonds for ewelry. Less fortunate than ether of the above was the case of a man who bought a ranch on Xestucca. He was an amateur n the busness, wth dverson and experment as hs motve. He stocked t wth 23 goats, purchased at a hgh fgure, and wth vsons of future prosperty sat down to wat for hs profts. One day the news came to hm that all hs goats were dead. When other brush and pasture gave out they ate chttm bark n overdoses and ded from the effects. Varous stores are afloat as to the occason for the sudden and enormous ump n prces of cascara. One s that chttm brokers have sold short, and are now forced to bd up to get the supply they have agreed to furnsh. Another s that the natve supply s fast nearng exhauston. n ether event the popularty of the bark for medcnal purposes s fast crowng. Once t was merely an ngredent of patent nostrums. Now n tnctures, tablets and other forms t has a place on the shelves of every up-to-da- te pharmacy, and all -- physcans use t extensvely n prescrptons. Portland Oregonan. AN ELECTRC TORPEDO FSH. A day or two ago a number of St. ves fshermen were haulng n ther fshng tackle when they pulled n a large fsh. One of the men caught hold of the fsh and receved such a shock that he was ll for two hours. The other men also receved slght shocks on touchng the fsh, and they decded to wat untl t ded before.unhookng t. t measured four feet long and three feet across, and had a black back and a whte underbody. t was stated to be an electrc torpedo fsh. London Express. allowed on term depost the followng rates per annum, vlx: 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. Act as trustees under mortgages. Manage estates, real and personal. Collect rents and dvdends. Valuable papers, wlls, bonds, etc receved for safe keepng. Accountant Department, Audtors for corporatons and prtj vate frms. Books examned and reported OS Statements of affars prepared. Trustees on bankrupt or nsolvent estates. Offce, 924 Bethel street. Savngs Department, Deposts receved and nterest allowh ed at 4M; per cent per annum, n acj cordance wth rules and regulatlon copes of whch may be obtaned applcaton. nsurance Department. Agents for FRE, MARNE, L ACCDENT, and EMPLOYEES' LA BLTY NSURANCE COMPANES nsurance offce, 924 Bethel street. THE Pacfc Surety rompany of Calforna Guarantee and Casualty, Ths Company has been chartered under the laws of the State of Calforna whch provde that each stockholder shall be personally lable for all ts debts and labltes. t has a pad-u- p captal of $25, and a reserve of $45,, therefore the extent of the securty furnshed s placed beyond a doubt. The Pacfc 8urety Company havng compled wth all the requrements of the new nsurance law, hold a certfcate of authorty from the nsurance Commssoner of ths Terrtory. HAWAAN TRUST CO., LTD. General Agents. 923 Fort St Tel. Man 84. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WM. G. RWN & CO. Ltl Wm. Q. rwn... Presdent and Manager vce-presde- nt Claus Spreckels Frst Vce-Presde- nt W. M. Glffard... Second H. M. Whtney, Jr..Treasurer and Sec. George W. Ross Audtor Sugar Factors and Commsson Agent. AGENTS FOR THE Oceanc Steamshp Company Of San Francsco, CaL AGENTS FOR THE Scottsh Unon & Natonal nsurance Company of Ednburgh. Wlhelma of Magdeburg General nsurance Company. Assocated Assurance Company of Munch & Berln. Allance Marne & General Assurance Co., Ltd., of London. Royal nsurance Company of Lverpool, AUance Assurance Company ot London.. Corn-pa- ny Rocheeter German nsurance of N. T. Fre nsurance THE B. F. DLLNGHAM COMPANY, L79 General Agent for Hawa. Atlas Assurance Company of London. Phoenx Assurance Company of London. New York Underwrters Agency. Provdence Washngton nsurance Company. Phoenx nsurance Company of Brooklyn. ALBERT HAAS Manager nsurance Department offce, fourth floor, Stangenwald buldng. awa Shnpo Sha THE PONEER JAPANESE PRNT-n- g offce. The publsher of Hawa Shnpo, the only dally Japanese paper publshed n the Terrtory of Hawa. C. SHOZAWA, Propretor. T. SOGA, Edtor. Edtoral and Prntng Offce 38 Smth St., above Kng. P. O. Box 97. Telephone Man 48.

8 6 6 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 2, gu. and fav S t: Vll Fran. N f 4 ( ( B H( A Km o ts: m FRESH f fsh SPECFED ooooooxoxxocxxx:x X o XKXXXXXX OVERLAND TO MLFORD SOUND N WNTER GET A: BROWNE TODAY CAMERA Jared Smth Names r counter wll be found a assortment that ust came on the SONOMA lso crabs, oysters, poultry At our delcacy Nne Sutable choce Varetes. t and a new supply of our favorte Crystal Sprngs Butter Mll lfl Meot 6. LMTED. TELEPHONE MAN 45. T "v 4 Comng Events Cast ther Shadows Before." Nowhere more quckly or truly ex emplfled than n the use of glasses. Wse s he who forestalls the shadows of ths event by tmely acton n eye care. For the sake of your sght and your health, have your eyes looked to. For the sake of economy, comfort, satsfacton and safety, let us do t. A. N. SAN FORD, nanafacturlng Optcan BOSTON BLDG., FORT ST. Over May & Co. Latest Noveltes n Leather Goods Automoble CD Chatelane Dress Sut Cases Etc. B. F. Ehlers & Co. New York Dental Parlors 57 FRT STREET O 3ES- - Oollrs MANUFACTURER OP Harness and Saddles Kng near Fort St. Tel. Man 44. P. O. Box 57 Oahu ce & Electrc Co. ce delvered to any part of the cty. sland orders promptly flled. Tel. Blu lbl P. O. Box 6. Offce: Kewalo. tmm Qllman House Boquet Cgars BEAVER LUNCH ROOM" H. J. ROTB. u Best Results Acheved by Domestc Cultursts. Tobacco Should Prosper at Hama kua Wth the Proper Protecton. Jared Smth, drector of the Gov ernment Experment Staton, arrved n Hlo last Saturday after vstng the coffee plantatons and tobacco exper- - V AN AVALANCHE NEAR THE ment staton n Hamakua. Mr. Smth 9 had been nvted to address the mem bers of the Hlo Agrcultural Socety at a meetng on Saturday and vsted Hlo for that puroose. Durng hs remarks MAY BE USEFUL HNT FOR HAWA Mr. Smth sad: "t appears to me that the cond Accordng to the Amercan Consul tons n Hamakua, both a to sol and a Taht the export of vanlla beans clmate, are favorahle to the cultvaton of tobacco. Thus far nothng more from that place to San Francsco has fallen off on account of the poor qualty of the beans sent to Amerca, Small than preparng the sol has been done. The plants must be protected by sheet- - ng and tha materal was ordered merchants n Taht lke to procure from the East and shpped to us, un-th- s sort of merchandse from the na- - fortunately, by the way of Cape Horn As ths means unnecessary delay another order has been sent to the coast and the materal wll be shpped by the drect route. "My nvestgatons n ths Terrtory convnce me that Hawa has great ' are so careless n ther curng methods that the product s often unsatsfactory. Mr. Doty, the consul, has attempted possbltes for dversfed ndustres; to organze a plan for nspecton by asde from sugar, rce, taro and coffee local offcers, and for the attachment there are opportuntes for a dozen of a seal to ther reports on the gradng of the same. Hs efforts have not more. t s surprsng to note the number and varetes of marketable met wth favor by the government of products growng on the slands and the colony, though some of the deal- wthout apparent care. Agrculture ers and planters perceve the merts of may be dvded nto two classes: that the scheme. A few of these, at least, for export and that for domestc con are tryng to retreve the reputaton sumpton. n most places the domestc of Taht by exportng only the very agrculturst obtans the best results best beans. A specal cauton to buyers s contaned n the followng pas- from hs labors because n nearlv ev ery localty the populaton consumes sage n Mr. Doty's recent report: t. But here n Hawa growng for "t s possbly my duty, although an export s the most proftable. Among unpleasant task, to state for the beneft or mporters of vanlla beans from the many varetes whch are, or may Taht, that they should be very care- be, produced here for export T wll name bananas, manoc, arrowroot. castor beans, cabbages, onons, dred beans, pneapples and ssal. These name as beng sutable for cultva ton by the small farmer: sugar s a kngdom of ts own." Hlo Herald. by others A strkng nstance of canne ntell gence s reported from Pars. A male school teacher named Dllaz was on Thursday evenng waylad near Char- - enton brdge by two roughs, who set upon hm, and, after rflng hs pock ets, flung hm nto the Sene. A colle dog that happened to be near, wthout beng encouraged to do so by any per-- son ndeed, there were none who saw the crcumstances at once plunged n to the water, and, catchng the man by the coat, aded hm to keep afloat untl the rver polce, attracted by hs cres, arrved to hs assstance. M Dllaz was subsequently able to fur nsh the polce wth a descrpton whch led to the arrest of hs assalants. ENGLSH ram tves, because they can send t to San Francsco nstead of money, to pay for other thngs. However, the traders ful to examne closely any beans that they have reason to suspect have been cured by Chnamen here. To my knowledge the Chnese traders are accustomed to pck up beans cast away as utterly unft for market, soak them n salt water or let them reman for a tme n cocoanut ol, and then pack them n the bottoms of tns contanng better grades. Chnamen wll buy even mouldy vanlla beans and so scatter the bad ones among good ones as to avod ordnary scrutny." Alfred Lews, of Selby County, Ky., has a par of large Calforna goats, whch he drves lke a team of horses, ono rtav last week he drove from h! farm nto Danvlle, four mles, tnan thrty mnutes. ARSHP. n less Wthn a few weeks Londoners wll have an opportunty of wtnessng the tral trp of the largest and most powerful arshp whch has yet been constructed. n the sprng of 899 Dr. F. A. Barton, the Presdent of the Aeronautcal nsttute, approached the Brtsh Government, and two years later receved a letter from the War Offce statng that they were prepared to gve an order for one of the arshps. Dr. Barton has been engaged for 6 years n expermentng wth navgable balloons, and n 899, after he had made several models, he was convnced that he had found the rght prncple. t was then that he approached the War Offce, and that department expressed tself wllng to gve an order for an arshp to cost 4, and capable of fulfllng the followng condtons To carry three men wth : all necessary apparatus and fuel for three days ; to keep n the ar durng that tme; to have a speed of not less than 6 mles an hour n a calm; to turn n a crcle of yards' radus; to be capable of ascendng and descendng wthout specal apparatus on the ground. The machnes wll be supported by a proectle-shape- d balloon, havng a capacty of 23, cubc feet. The framework of the shp measures 27 feet the deck beng 23 feet long and the rudder adds a further three feet. The balloon, whch s the largest n exstence, has a length of 7 feet. Over the slk of the balloon there s a stout cover, and round ths are numerous webbng bands, from whch are suspended the lnes supportng the shp. he balloon s dvded nto three compartments, and an ngenous devce has been adopted to prevent the loss of hydrogen durng a voyage. Stout bamboo rods have been used for the constructon of the framework of the shp. and. fral though t looks, t has supported people. When the motors are put n and the crew s on board the total weght of the shp wll be nearlv seven tons. The motors, three n number, wll be drven by petrol, and wll be of 5 horse-pow- each. They wll be placed on alumnum brdges er n the bows, the stern and the center of the shp, and the movng machnery w'll be beneath the deck, so that the engneers can move freelv. At present only one motor s n poston, but the other two are now on the way from Pars. Between the center and stern motors there are platforms for the helmsman and aeronaut. The former wll have hs wheel to attend to. and wll also have three telegraphs, smlar to those used on board steamshps, by means of whch he wll be able to transmt hs orders to the three engneers. These telegraphs wll. rng n front of each motor, and the machnery has been so arranged that the engneers wll be able to perform all ther dutes wthout havng to change ther poston. On the steerman's platform there wll be a table wth lnes from all the valves. London Cor. X. Y. Tmes. MD HUTS ON THE TE ANAU-MLFOR- SOUND TRACK, N. Z. ll Golden Gate ff BAKNG 2 POWDER flll 4 Makes m X Pleases Lght M x The M Sold V CoOK f Mert. SBERAN EXPRESS. T'p to some months ago there were ''trans de luxe'' so-calle- d runnng on the Great Trans-Sbera- n Ralroad, of whch eght are property of the ralway admnstraton and three of the nternatonal Sleepng Car Company. The Russan Government has now put several new most luxurous trans on the lne, by whch passengers may travel drect from Moscow through to Vladvostock, Port Arthur or the newly establshed Eastern cty of Dalny. Lake Bakal s crossed by powerful steamers, whch can take on board three trans of eght cars each at one lme. Only durng the wnter months, when the lake s covered by thck ce. sledges are employed for brngng the passengers around the lake, as the great ce breakers proved nsuffcent to keep the ce open all the tme. n about a year and a half the Lake Bakal secton of the Sberan Raroad wll be completed. mmense engneerng dffcultes were met wth n the constructon of ths part of the lne. The new trans consst of frst ana second-clas- parlor cars, s dnng car, baggage car and observaton car. The baggage cars have accommodatons for the tran crew. The latter nclude a tran nspector, who speaks several languages, and who s n full and supreme charge of the express tran. The meals served n the dnng car are good and cheap. A physcan s also on each tran, and n hs charge s the tran's pharmacy. One of the frst-clas- s cars has a fne pano, whle bathrooms have been provded n the second-clas- s parlor cars. There s also a nternatonal frst-clas- s lbrary, gymnasum and smlar features. A barber shop s found n the baggage car. Thus far four of these trans have been put on the lne, and they are sad to be the fnest ralroad trans on European and Asatc sol. By means of these trans a traveler can now go from St. Petersburg overland to Vladvostock n a lttle less than 6 days. The trans are lghted throughout wth electrcty. Phladelpha Record. TO MEN ymr K! Ths s a message to men. t s to men who want to feel lke men, to look lke men and act lke men. Ths s to men who lack courage, whose nerves are shaken, whose brans are muddled, deas confused, sleep restless, confdence gone, sprts low and easly depressed, who are backward, hestatng, unable to venture because they are afrad of falure, who want somebody to decde for them, who are weak, puny, restless. t s to men who have part or all of these symptoms and want new lfe, new force, new vgor. offer t to you n my wonderful Dr. McLaughln's Electrc Belt t has restored health and strength to thousands of weak men. f used as drect t s a postve cure and cannot fal. t gves the vtalzng power of electrcty, wthout burnng or blsterng, developng full vgor. t removes all the effects of dsspaton forever. "Walau. Moloka. Dr. McLaughln. Dear Sr: am glad to say that my case s mprovng. My bowels move twce a day. feel much stronger than used to. the pans are dyng away and am ust feelng the vgor of manhood. thank you very much for your knd nterest n my case, and am very well pleased wth the Belt. Yours respectfully, SAM'L K. KEKAHUNA. FRF' BOOK gve a free test to all who call. f you can't call wll send you my beautfully llustrated book wth full nformaton free. Call or wrte now. Don't delay. Dr. M. G. McLaughln, ZSSSt" One of these delghtful lttle nstruments wll gve you an r mmense amount or pleasure. Brngs you "next to Nature's heart." Just the thng for chldren. Prce Only f Q Photo Supply Co. FORT STBEET FALL THE LATEST N MLLNERY AT THE - :- FORT ST. opposte CONVENT. Chldren's Hats, Shrt Wast Hats. FNE STRAWBERRY PLANTS For sale by Mrs. E, M. Taylor, FLORST. s founded on hs work. The foundaton of bs work s lad upon hs materal. For every descrpton of BULDERS' Hardware Lumber, Glass, Wndow Sashes and General Materal, the 'BEST and nothng but the BEST" can be obtaned from 9. - Reputaton wll be enhanced and satsfacton ensured... LE WERS & COOKE, LMTED 77 South Kng Street. Keystone-Elg- n WATCHES Durable and Accurate THE KEYSTONE WATCH CASE CO. KUhl.h.d v',3 Phtladelpha,U.S.A. AMERCA'S OLDEST AND LARGEST WATCH FACTORY For sale by th. Prncpal Watch Dealers n the Hawaan slands NQTlCfc ANY WOMAN OR GRL NEEDNG hfelp or advce, s nvted to communcate, ether n person or by letter, wth Ensgn Nora M. Underhll, matron of the Salvaton Army Woman's ndustral Home, Young street, between Artesan and McCully streets, mauka sde, Honolulu. $2 Belt for $5. "Dr.Alden's Electrc Belt" Warranted genune. Nots toy So humbusr. t cures wthout drugs. Crcular free. Sent by mal on recept of $5. Try Electrcty. No Agents. r.l SsmL... or - sf ros; at an. rkanusuu. l,y or W 'Ao'.t 7&n Rrrn PLFW YO.OK b AH PAT & Co. 93 South Kng, near Alakea. MERCHANT TALORS. Expert cutter, formerly wth J. D. Tregloan. Cleanng and reparng a specalty. Grand Bowlng Tonrnament NOW ON at the Honolulu Bowlng Parlors ALAKEA STREET. PUBLC NVTED. E. 6. Rowe Pantng n all ts branches, Ppr-kangn- g and Decoratng. Kng an Alakea Streets. P. O. Box 29S.

9 HBERNAN ORDER BENG ORGANZED Exotc patrotc organzatons n Honolulu have at last been rounded off, tbe rshmen havng taken the lmnary steps toward nsttutng one of ther oldest natonal socetes. Ths la the Ancent Order of Hbernans. A meetng well attended by rsh resdents was held yesterday evenng at the C. B. U. hall on the Catholc msson premses, at whch temporary offcers for a lodge of Hbernans were elected as follows: P. Mclnerny, presdent; Thos. F. McTghe, vce-presde- nt; F. D. Creedon, secretary; John Lyng, treasurer. Mr. Mclnerny presded at ths meetng. Further detals of organzaton wll be advanced at a meetng to be held on the 2st nst. Untl other arrangements can be made, the members wll contnue to meet at the C. B. U. hall. Permanent organzaton wll awat the recept of the charter, for whch a requston wll be sent to the Coast by the next.steamer. EXHBT SHOULD t may be wser to have a Hawaan buldng at the St. Lous exposton, but t s to be hoped that not mr-r- than e $5, wll be needed for ths ourpose, so that a suffcent sum may reman to provde sutable exhbts. The chef end of an exhbt however should be to attract toursts, and the entre exhbt should be desgned for that purpose. Preserved fruts and ndustral products deserve a mnor space, but the entre dsplay should be one whch leaves n the mnds of vstors an eager desre to come to Hawa and see for themselves ts tropc beautes Mau News. BUSNESS LOCALS. Dr. Rowat advertses a found ponter dog. Vote for Moses K. Nakuna, ndependent canddate for County Clerk. Ookala Sugar Plantaton Co. annual meetng November 2nd at offce of C. Brewer & Co. A young Japanese desres stuaton n mercantle house or saloon. See our classfed advertsements. On Wednesday. October 28, the stockholders of the Honomu Sugar Co. wll hold ther annual meetng at offce of C. Brewer & Co. Aucton sale of mscellaneous furnture and ferns at Wll Fsher's salesrooms on Merchant street next Frday at o'clock a. m. The S. S. Serra s due here tomorrow. Leave your orders for haulng baggage wth the Pacfc Transfer Co. Phone 58. Baggage handled wth greatest of care. The annual meetng of the stockholders of the Waluku Sugar Co. wll be held at the offce of C. Brewer & Co., Ltd., on Tuesday, October 27th, at o'clock a. m. Whtney & Marsh wll receve a complete lne of lades' talor-mad- e garments by the Ventura due on Wednesday. These are New York creatons and the latest styles. The expert optcal servce at Wch-man- 's leaves no room for dssatsfacton. f your eyes requre attenton, no matter what the trouble may be, better consult them, they wll set you rght. That valuable real estate on corner of Beretana, Mller and Vneyard streets belongng to the Oahu College LOCAL BREVTES. The Honolulu Gun Club held a shoot yesterday forenoon at ts grounds n Manoa valley. The Honolulu Football Assocaton wll hold a meetng at the Y. M. C. A. tonght at 7:3 o'clock. The Republcan headquarters at Hlo have been changed from the Peacock block to the rooms on the frst floor of the Telephone buldng. There wll be a meetng of the Hoola and Hooulu Lahul Socety at the Maternty Home at o'clock a. m.. Wednesday. All members are reauest-e- d to attend. Attorney Jas. L Coke of Waluku, Mau, s sufferng from an attack of appendcts, but hs physcan, Dr. Armtage, hopes that an operaton may not prove necessary. The Waalae electrc cars leave the Ka-mu- k McCully street ntersecton for at 7 and 47 mnutes past the hour and on the hour and half hour returnng to the cty. The regular mmthly meetng of the Mercy and Hel Department of the Epworth Leagut wll be held at the resdence of J. Bryant, 239 Lunallo street, ths evenng, at 7:3. ma raawe commkkctxl upvwnsra, Honolulu, October 2. b. Prevent Dengue When you begn to feel ll and thnk you are comng down wth ths complant you can prevent t usually by takng WHTNEY&MARSH By the Ventura due on Wednesday, OCTOBER 2th TO 7th. we wll receve drect from Must New York Gve Way Ant-Grp- pe Tablets a complete lne of noveltes n Here's what a customer says: Ant-Grp- pe "Your Tablets are all rght. felt the frst symptoms of dengue comng and at once took your tablets wth the result that broke up the attack. have had t once and don't want another sege." Ant-Grp- pe Tablets can be reled on for breakng up grppe and colds, and dengue when taken n tme. Keep a bottle of the tablets handy and ward off sckness. They cure others and wll you. Gunst-EaM- n Cgar Co., AGEXTS. Lades' Garments Such as PONGEE COATS. RAGLANS, SLK SHRT-WAS- T SUTS, WALK- - Qy NG SKRTS, DRESS SKRTS AND SUTS. WHTNEY&MARSH The Falls of -- lyde, Captan Matson, arrved Monda at Hlo wth a general cargo and the 'ollowng passengers: J. L. Robertson, Mrs. J. W. Mason and two chldren, lr. Scholtzey and J. V. Ray. Mary E. Foster by her attorney, E. A. Mott-Smt-, has entered a moton for default her sut to foreclose Dry and Fancy mortgage aganst Lum Kn and others. t comes be'ore Judge De Bolt ths Goods mornng. The Oceanfc lner Serra s due here Straw Hat Manufactury, 2 Hotel tomorrow fnm the Colones enroute to street. Telephone Whte 242. San Francs The Dorc and Ventura, both frot San Francsco, are due Edward Kealoha, salesman. here tomorrow. The Dorc may arrve ' ths evenng. C BREWER & CO., LTD, Mrs., SarahCoan Waters,, of New Sugar Factors and Comsson Me York Cty, ls been vstng Mrs. C. TAKE HOME A BOX OF chants. H. Dckey Haku, Mau, the nast LST OF OFFCERS. week. Mrs. Waters s an sland grl, GENERAL RTBURS C. M. Cooke, Presdent; George E. Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bshop, the daughte of Rev. Ttus Coan, of A box of General Arthurs n Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W. F. Hlo, and vats the slands for the frst Allen, Audtor; P. C. Jones, H. Water-hous- e, the house means you have lad tme n fort years. n ffty hours of sold enoyment. G. R. Carter, Drector. There wash large traffc on the Waalae electrc lne yesterday, the openng day for (he publc. Two cars were needed to commodate the crowd gong out to t a vew of the ocean from a new pon of observaton to most of Honolulu's nhabtants. The Feudal Grand Jury meets ths mornng t Judge Estee's court. The thrteen uors who have accepted servce are: ft. G. Fuller, J. R. Gat, W. H. C. Campbell, J. E. Ganalelson, J. The Volcano fukuroda, JAPANESE Vstng Cards Prnted from plate. W. 8EAKBANE. Masonc Bldg. Our stock must be dsposed of, come ths week and purchase your art materals for Chrstmas gfts for less than our cost prce. Cushon Tops, Tray Cloths, Slk Pano Scarfs, Fancy Pllows, Tea Cloths, Handkerchef Cases, Hug Pllows, Sdeboard Covers, Neckte Cases, Pn Cushons, Stamped Lnens, Splashers, Bureau Covers, Doyles, Satn Bed Spreads, A GOLDEN OPPORTUNTY TO PURCHASE From our stock of Japanese Slks, Pna Slks, Fancy Slks, Pressed Slks, Velvets, and Fancy Plushes at Alteraton Sale prces. These goods must be sold. E. W. JORDAN & CO., LTD. FORT STREET. Why can we do btter than others? We mport all knds of buldng materals drect from the factory. We manufacture all knds of mll work. We keep a regular gang of carpenters and panters. We are n a poston to take contracts on buldngs, reasonably. We are glad to see our frends. P O Box 67 Phone Whte 36. Oahu Lumber & Buldng Co., Ltd. Offce and yard, Kng st. opposte Aala Park. 4s $ 4 A. Palme C. J. Hutchns, Andrew- - Early Closng Notce Adams, W H. Hyman, A. Hha, C. B. Huston, J. R. Bvens, W. A. Fetter, L. S. Jlufest. The Artercanzed musc for "Amerca," rernted lately by the Advertser from the Lades' Home Journal, has aken hold n Honolulu. Mrs. Yarrley has been teachng t n the schols, so that t s now famlar n man homes. Last nght a lady telephoned to the Advertser offce to n as-certf copes could be furnshed for useon Thanksgvng Day. t. Remember. le Clark Farm Co., Masonc block, l; Alakea St., delver ther goods to al parts of the cty. 'resh Jersey cream, mlk and butter, fsh eggs, pneapples, receved every dy by the 2:5 p. m. tran from Pearl Cty. Papaas from H. M. Ka-Du- k. Wells, Cyclone on Mau. Mr. W. G. Scott and Mr. D. L. Meyer f Waluku have purchased the famous pacer Cyclone from Gus Schuman. and The Angle Lamp gves lttle heat. The Angle Lamp s as easy to operate as gas no glass to remove, no blowng out. The Angle Lamp s the only lamp that has The Angle Lamp requres almost no care. The Angle Lamp saves ts whole cost n a short tme. The Angle Lamp costs about eghteen cents a month to burn. The Angle Lamp burns from 2 to 22 hours wth one fllng. The Angle Lamp never srrokee or smells. The Angle Lamp rarely breaks the glass. The Angle Lamp s absolutely non-explos- wn ho sold at oublc aucton on Sat urday, Nov. 7th. Maps and partcu- - f use hm as a buggy horse tll tme lars as to the terms of the sale can K-- -Autumn to tran hm for the next races. On the 2st of September the Wm. C Gregg & Co. corporaton wth headmortx! at Mnne.mols. Mnn., wa v u tn v '' m ' sov to be succeeded by the Gregg Co T.td. of Newburg. N. Y., the new corr pany takng over all the property the old company and assumng all 4 On 4 Mauna Loa s n erupton. ntendng vstors should see us for outfts. To vst the crater you wll reaure f Tents, Sweaters, Leggngs, Canteens, etc., etc. All of whch we can supply you. tt 5 Jf f4 k PTO BL, LTD. Unon and Hotel Sts., Phone Man 37. PEACOCK & CO., LTD. poooo eooooxox 4 y 4 SAFE DEPOST BOXES BURGLAR PROOF FRE PROOF had at offce of Jas. F. Morgan. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. labltes. Mr. C. M. Lovsted wll ha' Mllnery Corner Fort and Merchant Sts. A SAFE PLACE FOR VALUABLE PAPERS AND JEWELRY 4 4s We desre to advse our patrons that WE ARE NOW CLOSNG OUR STORE AT P. M. ON SATURDAYS, and respectfully ask that all orders, for whch delvery s requred on that day, be placed wth us not later than 2 o'clock noon. W. C. Peacock & Co., MTJED CC REMEMBER THAT The Angle Lamp s more brllant than gas or electrcty. charge of the busness n ths Terrto' 5 c, a month pays for a patent-locke- d THE. H. DAVES & CO., LTD. Z?Jr wth offces at 726 and 744 Alakt street. double-keye- d box. Openng Rev. O. P. Emerson's Buccefftor. HLO, Oct.. The Rev. O.. Emerson has retred from the work t the Hawaan Board of Mssons whu THE N. S. SACHS' DRY GOODS CO. he has served long and fathfully. Tf Rll9r' has rallpr the Rev. Dorem CORDALLY NVTE THE LADES Scudder, D. D., from Japan. Dr. Scu?'! OF HONOLULU TO BE PRESENT Orental der, accompaned by hs wfe, s sper ng a few weeks n Hlo and vcn'. Ar THER MLLNERY OPENNG, Durng a part of ther vst Mrs. Scv- - der wll be the guest of Mss Flore? Hll at Mountan Vew. Dr. Scud-- r wll address the unon meetng at e Hal church next Sunday evenng, le wll spend a few weeks n comply OCTOBER 2, 3 AND 4, wth the Rev. Mr. Hll on a tou-o- f nspecton over Eastern Hawa nhe WHEN THEY WLL BE PREPARnterests of the Hawaan Board. ED TO SHOW THEM THE VERY Former Trap Shootng. NEWEST AND PRETTEST CREA- xkxoxxxxxxxxxkxccko xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Kl DRY and FANCY 4. 4 c GOODS PERRY BLOCK, : : Corner Hotel and Nuuanu Streett. NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER, and everythng ust as represented. Small Muscal nstruments. Xew desstfe n Lnen Goods, embrodered Lnen Bedspreads, all szes: Curtans, Doyles, Tea Clothes, etc. Fne Cotton Dress Goods, al colors. Waty Buldng, Kng Street opposte Advertser Offce. Phone Whte rod Hp A There was a good-sze- d trap-shon- g Manufacturers of organzaton n Honolulu somethnlke TONS OF THE MLLNERY ART. Harness, Saddles and Turf Goods fourteen years ago. t held some pots t Kakaako. n whch far scoresvere Phone 9. P O. Boas 33..Jl-f- 'ey Bt.. ncul Btt made. Leadng marksmen of th Hawaan Rfle Assocaton, togethewth most of the crack brd shots, tk an. DOT Ml 6dS Gl Read the Advertser, actve nterest n the sport. Fsbly Col. J. H. Fsher may have reeds of contests. Corner Fort and Beretana Streets. Phone Blue 343. E3 mm Stcck-7ards Conway, Ul E. H. LEWS, Manager. Lvery hlg Stables Also Stage Lne from Honolulu to Heea. 'ames F. Morgan, Presdent ; Cecl Brown, Vce Predeal F. Hustace, Secretary; Charles H. Atherton, Audtor; W. H. oogs, Treasurer and Manager. H-o.sta.e- e css Co., Z-.t- d. WHOLESALE AND RETAL DEALERS N rrewood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmth's Coal Also Black and Whte Sand. Telephone Man 295. Specal Attenton Gven to Prayng. abj

10 t3 t t fn PXCFTC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, OCTOBER 2, 93. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHAW CABLE S VSBLE Canadan-Austral- an Royal Mal Lne RESDENCE Honolulu, October, 93. " Co. Steamers runnng n connecton w th the due at Honolulu on or about the followng dates: FOR FJ AND AUSTRALA. FOR VANCOUVER AORANG NOVEMBER 2 AORANG OCTOBER 2 MO ANA DECEMBER 9 MO ANA NOVEMBER 5 W.WFRA DECEMBER 6 Through tckets ssued to all pont s n Canada, Unted States and Europe. Canadan-Pacf- c Ralway Theo. H. Daves & Co., Ltd. General Agents. Pacfc Mal S. S. Co., Occdental & Orental S. S. Co., and Toyo Ksen Kasha Steamers of the above companes w call at Honolulu and leave ths port n or about the dates below menton ed: t.t, Bn ttratcotsoo: FOR SAN FRANC SC. COPTC OCTOBER 6 AMERCA MARU OCTOBER 24 KOREA NOVEMBER GAELC NOVEMBER HONGKONG MARU.. NOVEMBER 7 wr, OCTOBER 4 Mfmrn f ABT..OCTOBER 22 ".....OCTOBER 29 57A NOVEMBER 7 AMERCA MARU.'... NOVEMBER 7 Foe further nformaton apply to H. HCKFELD L COMPANY, LTD AGENTS-- nl The fne passenger steamers of ths lne wll arrve and leave ths port um kereunaer: FROM SAN FRANCSCO: FOR SAN FRANCSCO: VENTURA OCTOBER 4 SERRA OCTOBER 3 rtrmmr. ss ALAMEDA OCTOBER 28 WERRA V.V.V.V.V.NOVEMBER 4 SONOMA NOVEMBER 3 3 ALAMEDA NOVEMBER 8 DUfVlOLA Mnvvmra 25 VENTURA NOVEMBER 24 ALAMEDA DECEMBER 4ALAMEDA DECEMBER. xr; NOVEMBER tallroad, from San Francsco to all ponts n the Unted States, and from Wsw York by any steamshp lne to all European porta FOR FURTHER PARTCULARS. APPLT TO GK BTSTXET Ss CO., EW-- Amercan-Hawaa- n Drect Monthly Servce Between New York and Honolulu va Pacfc Coast. fpttw apt.fnmn NEW STEEL STEAMERS FROM NEW YORK. a. S. Hawaan to sal about Sept. B. S. Oregonan, to sal about.. Octo. Freght receved at Company's wharf, 3d street South Brooklyn, at all tmes. FROM SAN FRANCSCO. B. S. Nebraskan va Puget Sound, to sal about Oct B. S. Nevadan, to sal drect Oct 27 And every 6 days thereafter. H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, n P. MORSE. General Freght Agent. Hp O Steamshp Company. 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 Company's wharf, Stewart Street Per No. 2. FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA- - Nebraskan, to sal about Oct 7 LTD.. AGENTS. Pacfc Transfer Co. WLL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. We pack, haul and shp your goods and save you money. Storage n brck warehouse, 26 Kng Street. Phone Man 58 THE PACFC Commercal Advertser Sntered at the Post Offce at Honolulu, T. H., as second class matter. SUBSCRPTON BATES: rer year 52 Bz months Advertsng rates on applcaton. Publshed every mornng except Sunday by the HAWAAN GAZETTE CO., LTD., ron Holt Block, No. 65 South Kng St. A. W. PEARSON, Manager. RALWAY & LAND CO. TME TABLE May st, 93. OUTWARD. For Waanae, Waalua, Kahuku and Way Statons 9: 5 a-- m., 3:2 p. nr.. For Pearl Cty, Ewa Mll and Way Statons 7:3 a. m., 9:5 a. m., :5 a. m., 2:5 p. m., 3:2 p. m., t4:5 p. m., 5:5 p. m., t9:3 p. m., tl :5 p. m. NWARD. Arrve Honolulu from Kahuku, Waalua and Waanae 8:36 a-- m., 5:3 p. m. Arrve Honolulu from Ewa Mll and Pearl Cty 6:5 a. m., t7:46 a, m., 8:36 a-- m., :38 a. m., 2:5 p. m., 4:3 p. m., 5:3 p. m., 7;4 p. m. Daly. Sunday Excepted. t Sunday Only. B. P. DENSON. F. C. SMTH, Supt. G. P. & T. A. s l- TDES, SUN AND MOON. -le lull! f a.m. Ft. P.m. a.m. r.m.. :rses Men, t) T. 5 f t Tne S 9.V l a.m p.m. a.m Wed S.S 5.f tt 5 98; CS Thaf. l5'u 83 5 S 25, 5. t' 5.M 5.U.2 p.m. a.m. Vrld. 6 2 H & Bat... 7; : t C3 Bun a.m. p.m. Hon, T8 5 32' MS Last quarter of the moon on the 3th. Tmes of the tde are taken from the BJnlted States Coast and Geodetc Sur vey tables. The tdes at Kahulu and Hlo occur about one hour earler than at Hono lulu. Hawaan standard tme s 3 hours 3 mnutes slower than Greenwch tme, Beng that of tne merdan or lo ae- - rees 3 mnutes. The tme whstle blows at :3 p. m., whch s the same as Greenwch, hours mnutes. Sun and moon axe for local tme for th r. ' sr T"' The Power and Beauty of Superb Womanhood. Beauty, Grace and Symmetry can be obtaned n no other way than by a systematc course of physologcal exercse. Fll out the hollows around your neck, have a well developed bust and a rythmc walk. Form as well as face reveals the cul tvated person and atttude as well as speech denotes the woman of culture. As a skn beautfer the Turksh Bath has no equal. Waod& nsttute ef Fnyscal Galtae Corner Fort and Queen CHAtt. BREWER NEW Streets. CO.'S YORK LNE BA.RK NUUANU Salng from NEW ORK to HONOLULU November 5th-th-. FREGHT TAKEN AT LOWEST RATES. For freght rates apply to CHA8. BREWER & CO. 27Klby8t., Boston, OB J lkkw h t & CO., SS!... METEOROLOGCAL RECORD. By the Government Survey, Publshed Every Monday. BABOM THBBM.!so! S fl 97 NC 3--4 s 4 SO : so M s T C8 7l 4 8! 5 w 7 SO SO 74 8J wra 4 NE 4.5 T S.C 73 8 C P 9 SO , Barometer corrected to 32 F. and sea level, and for standard gravty of uat. 45. Ths correcton s M for Honolulu. ON OCEAN BOTTOM '' - v Probablv Uncle Sam's coast defenses about Honolulu wll before long be such as to mnmze any danger of cable-cuttn- g at the shore end of the electrc strand thut untes" Hawa wth the outer world. All the same, the wonderfully translucent propertes of the ocean near Hawa's reefs make the Pacfc cable more exposed than many people may deem credble. S!SSS82SS8S88SSa888888K88 " have seen the Pacfc cable ths B. B. Manna Loa for the Volcano. mornng," one passenger sad to another aboard the steamer Knau on The S. S. Mauna Loa, leavng Hono lulu Tuesday at noon, gves a fne op approachng the harbor entrance Saturday forenoon. portunty to all persons desrng to see the Volcano of Mauna Loa n eruaton. "What do you mean a cablegram Arrvng at Kalua early Wednesday come aboard?" was the questonng mornng, she proceeds along the Kona response. Coast where t s predcted the lava "No, but the real Pacfc cable lyng flow wll occur. Arrvng at Hoopu-lo- a upon the bottom of the ocean." that evenng, the steamer wll reman there all nght before proceedng ncredulty, the frst passenger referr- Fndng hs statement receved wth on to Kau. All partes wshng to embrace ths opportunty of an enoyable man, who promptly verfed the fact. ed the sceptcal one to Captan Free- trp and the possblty of observng So clear s the water off shore that one of the cable s vsble, where t curves n the grandest sghts to be seen, wll do well to book early as the accommodatons on the steamer are beng from the ocean to round Damond Head, at a depth of 23 fathoms or ut 4 feet when the surface s comparatvely smooth. Such remarkable rapdly reserved. transparency of ocean water s known only n a few parts of the world besdes the vcnty of Honolulu harbor. Sugar on Hawa. Purser Beckley of the Knau reports t s sad that the wreck of the barkentne Wllam Carson, sunk by collson beyond Damond Head four years the followng sugar on Hawa ready for shpment of date of October 8: ago, may stll be seen.from the decks Olaa, none; Waakea, none; Hawa of passng steamers. Mll, none; Wanaku, none; Onomea, none: Pepeekeo, none; Honomu, none; Hakalau, bags; Laupahoehoe, none; Ookala, none- - Kukaau, none; Hama-ku- a, none; Paauhau, none; Honokaa, 288 bags; Kukuhaele, none; Punaluu,,6 bags; Honuapo, 753 bags. HH Shppng Notes. Fne weather s reported from Kaua. The. barkentne Lahana wll leave Eleele today. The Mkahala s at Wamea dschargng freght. Fresh N. E. trades are blowng n the channel outsde. The Mau brought wth her the fol lowng cargo: sacks coffee, 9 sacks corn, 45 sacks, 4 sacks po tatoes, 5 polo pones, 28 hogs, 28 pkgs. sundres. WHARF AND WAVE. ARRVED. Sunday, October. Stmr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, from Nawlwl wth twenty cabn and sx ty deck passenger?. Freght: 5 bags taro, 2 horses, mule, 6 pgs, 28 bals hdes, 5 pkgs. sundres. VESSELS N PORT. ARMY AND NAVY. French cruser Protet, Adgard, Esqu malt, Oct. 6. U. S. S. roquos, Rodman, Hlo, Aug, 4. MERCHANTMEN. (Thn lst does not nclude coasters.) Abby Palmer, Am. bk., Johnson, Newcastle, Sept. 9. Atlantc, Ger. bk., Klampen, Bremen, Oct. 7. Amela, Am. bktn., Wler, Eureka, Sept. 8. Bencla, Am. bktn., Carter, Newcastle, Oct. 8. Brodck Castle, Br. sp., Olsen, Newcas te. C. A. Thayer, Am. schr., Farhaven, Oct. 7. Coronado, Am. bkt., Potter, San Fran Csco, October L Damond Head, Am. bk., Peterson, Oys ter Harbor, Oct. 8. Echo, Am. bktn., Young, Newcastle, Oct. 4. Erskne M. Phelps, Am. sp., Graham, Norfolk, Sept. 5. Jas. Nesmth, Am. sp., Warner, Newcastle, SeBt. 25. sleworth, Br. S. S. Sherburne, Ocean sland, Sept. 3. Kaulan, Am. bk., Colly, San Fran- - Csco, Sent. 4. Klktat, Am. bktn., Lud-Kelle- y, Cutler, Port low, October 6. Mohcan, Am. bk., San Fran- - Csco. Sept. 8. Ormsary, Br. bk., Coath, Newcastle, Oct. 7. Ottle Ford, Am. schr., Bosch, Eureka, Oct. 7. S. C. Allen, Am. bk., Johnson, Tacoma, Sent. 7. West York, Br. bk., Forster, Newcastle. Oct. 5. W. H. Dmond, Am. bktn., Hanson, San Francsco, Sept. 2., PASSENGERS. Arrved. Per L. stmr. W. G. Hall, at 3:7 a. m., Sunday, Oct.. F. N. Wlcox, C. H. Wlcox, J. H. Kaw Jr., J. A. Palmer, J. H. Kawelo, S. Lesser, Mrs. Wnkler, Ah Sng, L. Ah Tock, Mrs. J. H. Kaw. N. G. Smth, Mrs. S. u, Yuen Hau, Mrs. Kao, H. B. Snclar. H Blake, S. Sasak, L. Kahl- -,h!':, W : v-- and sxty deok. Per stmr. Mau, from Mau. Oct.. J. Lan, Hasegawa, S. N. Lukua, Chun See, wfe and chld. Sakanash, C. B. Cockett, T. Aona, wfe and 5 chldren, W. Ferry and wfe, Geo. Weght, F. F. Baldwn, wfe, chld and servant, C. C. Krumbhaar, W. A. Hardy. M. M. O'Shaughnessy, Mrs. Jno. Huhu, Mrs. C. Wlls, Mrs. A. G. Martneen. C. Copo Jr., wfe and 4 chldren. Ed. Devauchelle, Aug. Devauchelle, J. Fu--. yosh. BORN. BURLEM At Waehu. Mau, Oct. 6, 93, to Mr. and Mrs. T. Burlem, a son. GRAEF n Hlo. Oct. 6, 93, to the wfe of Wllam Graef, a boy and a grl. Classfed Advertsements. WANTED. LADES desrng German massage treatment to call on Mrs. Prott, rear German Lutheran Church, Beretana street. Evenngs 7 to. Charges reasonable STUATONS WANTED. YOUNG man (Japanese) desres stua ton n mercantle house or saloon. Address S. Maruno, P. O. Box FOR RENT. A FVE-roo- m cottage. Rent reason able. Apply 37 Beretana street. 664 THAT commodous resdence on Nuu-an- u Ave., formerly occuped by Mnster Stevens. Modern mprovements, stable and servants' quarters. Rent reduced. Apply to C. H. Dckey, 39 Kng street ROOM or sute of rooms; furnshed; bath attached; on car lne; central. Apply Advertser offce. 663 TWO-stor- y brck warehouse, near Beretana and Fort streets. Also, double and sngle store n Day Block, Beretana street. Rents low. nqure Smth & Lews, 26 Judd Buldng CENTRAL locaton, cool, mosquto proof rooms at HELEN'S COURT, rear of Hart's ce Cream Parlors. Rooms reasonable. 659 COTTAGES; Chrstley lane, off Fort St. Rent reasonable. Apply Wong Kwa. 624 STORE TO LET. THE premses lately occuped by J. F. Morgan as an aucton sales room, Mc-Chesn- ey Queen street. Apply to M. W. & Sons, Ltd OFFCES FOR RENT. N BREWER buldng, Queen street, on reasonable terms. Apply to C. Brewer & Co., Ltd. ROOMS AND BOARD. AT WAHAWA, ten dollars per week, two dollars per day. Stage meets 3:5 p. m. tran from Honolulu at Pearl Cty, on Tuesdays and Frdays. Address Mrs. Carolne Rhoda, t Wahlawa LARGE ary rooms, electrc lghts, table board. 44 Beretana street, near Fort LOST. PASS Book No. 279 Frst Amercan Savngs & Trust Co. Return to bank FOUND. A LVER-colore- d Ponter. Owner can have the same by callng on A, R. Rowat, D. V. S., 354 Pensacola St. 662 A BCYCLE. Owner can have by callng at Metropoltan Booth, Fsh Market, and payng all expenses. 665 Guaranteed nvestment At T2 per cent nterest Pad on Savngs of $. to $5.. When wthdrawn 3 days" notce requred. Hger Rates Pad on nvestments for long term contracts. Fhcen Money Loaned ON REAL ESTATE. SaTngs, Buldng and Loan Judd Buldng, Fort St. Entrance. Guaranteed CaDtal, $2,. Subscrbed Captal, $8,,.. Pad-u- p Captal, $9,.. PA.U3 OS ttlv's. a. BG Ask. J fre-fc- r Oo L.BMK S9. a. Her. LW. 6C m HVBA H.ar. AtcrlcuturalCo.,, 25 a&w. Com. A Sag. Oo, 2.32,75 f 5J Hfcw. Sugar Co 2,8, 2C 25 Soqodu 75,-- Honokaa C 2,, 2 4 aalkn 5.;' kahuku 5. 2 """2 Xhe Flan. Oo., L'd.- - 2,6. SO kpahuln oloa 5, UcBrvde 8ug. Oo. L'd OahuSugarCD.,6, 6 Onomea l.ow.ooo A) S3 S5 Ookala 5, 2 Olaa Sugar Oo. Ltd. 5,, 2 n connecton wth the salng of the above steamers, the agents are prepared Through Tckets by any to ssue, to ntendng passengers. Coupon Olowau. 6, Paauhau Sugar Plantaton Oo 6,, 5 Paclc 54. too Paa 75, 2 Pepeekeo 76, CO 65 Poneer.. S.7&. on Waalua Agr. Oo 4,5, 5 6 Wallukn 79,9 UK 283 Walmanalo 562, 6 STAMSHP CO' Wler Co 6,38 (nter-lan- d Oo.., 5 MBoaxLAHaou Baw'n Bleotrlo Co 8C.W 95 5 H.K. T.ALCo. Pd Hon. R. T. AL. Oo. C.,,3 Mutual Tel. Co 5,3 n,4, Oa 4,oon.mo loo Hlo R. B.Co 5, 2 2 BOSM!w, nor t. 5 p. o Haw. Ter. 4 p. c. (Fre clams).. 97 Hlo ts.. H. Co. 6 p. Hon. B. T. A. Co. B p. o Kwa Pl'n 6 p. c O. R. A L. Co 8', Oabn Pl'n 6 p. o Olaa Pl'n 8. p. o Waalua Ag, Oo. 6 p. c Kartnknep. o. Poneer Mll Co. 3 SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. Ten Hon. R. T. & L. Co.. $S; Waalua, $5. Profcssfcnlal Cards ARCHTECTS. W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL Offce 624 Young street. ATTORNEYS. HENRY E. HGHTON Attorney-at-La- w. Southwest cor. For and Kng. DENTSTS. DRS. A-- B. CLARK and P. T. FREAR Mclntyre Bldg., Fort ant Kng. ENGNEERS. ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER Surveyor and Engneer. 4 Judd Bldg.; P. O. box 732. CATTON, NELL & CO., LTD. Engneers, Electrcans and Bolermakers. NSURANCE. THE MUTUAL LFE NSOtANCfJ CO. OF NEW YORK S. B. ROSE, Agent : : : Eonolulu. MUSCANS. COOK'S MUSC SCHOOL Ploo, Organ, sngng and harmony. Lcve bldg. PHYSCANS. DR. K. HADA Offce and Resdence, Beretana near Emma. Offce hours: 9 to 2 a. m.; 7 to 8 p. m. Phone Whte 355L DR. T. MTAMURA. Offce, 68 Kdku Lane. 8 to a. m.; 6 to 7:3 p. n. TYPEWRTERS. sold, rented and reparedat BOUGHT, Remngton Typewrter offce, Hotel 3t. HOTEL HELROSE. Phone Blue 38. A frst class famly boardng house, tropcally bult. Electrc cars pabs th? door every few mnutes. Kng street near Wakk turn. MRS. W. H. WLKNSON, Manager. Money Loaned os m Real Estate APPLY TO PHOENX SAVNGS, BULDNG LOAN ASSOCATON. Judd Buldng, Fort street entrance. For Sale and to Rent RESDENCES on Thurston Avenue, Prospect Lu-nalstreet, Kapolan street, lo street, Punahou, Pacfc Heghts, Kamehameha 4th Road, Kalh, and desrable buldng stes n all parts of the cty, ncludng a busness ste on Kng street, and a fne procerty at Olaa, Hawa. A. BARNES, Merchant street. FOR RENT. JOHN WALKER'S cottage, Pko street. Rent, $3 and $35. M'VEGH'S cottage, Beretana street. Rent, $25. MONTANO'S cottage, Mller street. Rent. $25. MSS WARLAND'S furnshed house, Prospect and Hackfeld streets. Rent, $35. "Wanted on Lst" Furnshed and unfurnshed houses. Apply to J. H. CUMMNGS, 663 No. 8 Merchant street. NOTCE. NOTCE s hereby gven that mv son Joseph J. Da?, o longer acts for me under power of attorney as heretofore held by hm. P. A. DAS. Honolulu, October 8, FOR SALE The EDGAR HALSTEAD PREM- SES, corner Wlder Avenue and Pllkol street. Enaure of Halstead & For Sale Co.. Ltd. On Judd St., buldng- lot acre, 3 mnutes from Llha street electrc car; commands very extensve vew of the ocean and of Nuuanu Valley. $3, EASY TERMS. For Rent Large 2 story handsome resdence on Nuuanu Ave., opposte Wylle st. Large grounds. Castle & Lansdale Real Estate, Lfe, Fre and Plate Glasa nsurance, nvestments. Stangenwald Buldng, Rooms 56 and 57, Ffth Floor. Telephone Man 7. KAMUK " $5 wll purchase a desrable buldng lot n above resdence dstrct, on easy terms of $59 cash, $ per lot, monthly no nterest. Water lad on. SZE OF LOTS, x5 SZE OF LOTS, 75x2 Each lot contans 5, so. ft. WN. M. MNTON. Authorzed sellng agent for Trustees of Gear, Lansng & Co. Phone Man 369. Judd Buldng. Merchant street entrance. The Overland Route of the Southern Pacfc s the great between San Francsco Hghway sf Trans-Contnental ran and Chcago M la the Shortest and Quckest Overland and the Lmted s the most luxurous Tran n th world Through Wthout Change Tme Less Than 3 Days Lbrares, Wrtng Desks, Books, Magaznes, Current Lterature, Electrc Lghts, Beadng; Lamp, n ever berth and. The Best of Everythng Southern Pacfc E. O. MoOOKMCK, Passenger Traffc Manager. T. H. GOODMAN, Ban Francsco General Passenger Agent, GaL lothlng So Sure as Taxes and Death- - Be sure to pay your taxes before they cer-tlcab2ome delnquent, and secure a te of membershp n the Honolulu Mutual Bural Assocaton whle n gcod health. Phone Man 4L J. H. TOWNSEND, Secretary. Oflce wth Townsend Undertakng Co. A Home Company CAPTAL $5,, Organzed under the laws of the Terrtory of Hawa JJJS THE HAWAAN REALTY cud MATURTY CO., Ltd. Loans, Mortgagee, Securtes, nvestments and Real Estate, Borneo Bult on the nstall' Home Offce Plan.?nent Mclntyre Bldw Honolulu, T. H. Hon Renn fff MOM! coom, t! L. K. KENTWELL, General Man, t......