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1 n Akrtfefr WEATHER FORECAST FOR TODAY, t SUGAR 96 Test Centrfugals, ght westerly northerly wnds, fr t weather. ESTAULJSHED JUT 2, 858. cents. KXXVL NO HONOLULU, HAWA TERRTORY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, PRCE FVE CENTS, POOR OUTLOOK FOR MMGRANT STATON HERE THE OFFCAL SUSPENSE Governor Dole FEDERAL SENATOR S STLL MANTAN ED S NDCTED FOR Had Not Receved Hs Judges BRBE-TAKN- G Commsson Yesterday Evenng Poss- Supervsng Archtects Offce Wll Detrch of Nebraska Sold Postoffce bltes of Secretary Carters Mal. Take ts Tme About Drawng Plans. An nqury of Governor Dole at hs house, at 9 oclock last nght. Hundred Recommendaton for Ffteen Dollars. Joseph G. Pratt Workng Hard for Post of Terrtoral Secretary Carter Probably Has the Say Forestry n Hawa. (MAL SREOAt, TO THE ADVERTSES.) WASHNGTON, D. C, Nov. 5. t wll probably be several months before work can actvely begn on tbe mmgrant staton at Mr. Charles E. Kemper, the chef executve offcer of the supervsng archtects offce today, developed that no reply has yet been receved from the Secretary of the Navy, formally outlnng the boundares of the ste for the staton, as agreed upon after conference wth Admral Merry last summer. "We can not take any steps towards buldng the staton," sad Mr. Charles E. Keeper, the chef executve offcer of the supervsng archtects offce today, "untl we are offcally notfed by the Navy Department of the ste that has been allowed for the staton. But after that t wll probably be several months before any materal progress cap be made wth the work. Commssoner Sargent, of mmgraton, was n Honolulu last summer consulted wth some archtects there about the plans for the new staton. He secured some plans whch C-nnear to what he desred. "J can not speaa: defntely yet about t, but as thngs now are t Twplcs verv doubtful whether we can buld the staton after the plans Of any Honolulu archtect. Probably only one of two ways wll be open to us : We can make the plans the constructon of the buldng a matter of open competton under the provsons of the Tarsney act, or we can prepare the plans here n the offce. f were to gues.s J should say the latter arrangement was the most probable, but, as ave sad, nothng can be stated defntely yet. "t wll certanly be some months before the constructon can be "begun. The offce here s crowded wth work there seems to be o reason for makng the mmgrant Staton at Honolulu specal, thus gvng t rght of way over other government buldngs now beng erected." TERRTORAL SECRETARY. There s some nterest here n Gov. Carters successor as Secretary of the Terrtory. t s beleved that Presdent Roosevelt wll be lkely to choose the man whom Gov. Carter ndcates as acceptable to hm. No applcatons for the offce of secretary have been receved at the nteror Department. t s learned here from outsde sources tlat Mr. J. G. Pratt, who was here last wnter, has been seekng endorsements for the secretaryshp among publc men now n Washngton. t s not known here what Secretary of the nteror Htchcocks recommendatons wll be as to legslaton for Hawa. The report of 3ov. Dole has not yet been brefed at the Department for presentaton to the Secretary- - as s done about the tme he s ready to make up hs recommendatons for the varous matters comng under hs admnstratve ursdcton. Delegate Jonah Kuho Kalananaole has not yet reached Washngton, although hs progress across the contnent has been heralded n certan press dspatches prnted here. One of these showed hm at.cdblumbus, Oho, where he was reported as denyng vgorously certan Statements that he had gone over to the Home Rule party. f the fdelegate arrves here n tme, t s probable he wll attend the Republcan. fcauens of the House of Representatves, whch wll be held n the hall of the House Saturday afternoon next. FORESTRY N HAWA. The Department of Agrculture has ssued the followng bulletn regardng forestry n Hawa the vst of Forester Hall to the sls recently: "The Terrtoral Government of the Hawaan sls wll appont as superntendent of forestry ths wnter a man furnshed t by the Bureau of Forestry, who wll take charge of mportant proects for the betterment of the sls forests. The man apponted wll have the responsbltes frst of determnng the locaton anl the boundares of a system of forest reserves, later of superntendng a great deal of forest plantng both on publc prvate ls. "The forest condtons of the sls are unlke any that preval n ths country. Mr. Wllam L. Hall of the Bureau of Forestry, who has ust returned from a two months examnaton of the sls, reports pecular nterestng problems whch forestry must solve there. The sls contan scarcely any forests capable of yeldng tmber of value for lumber. Nearly all the lumber used for buldng purposes comes from the Pacfc Ccas. But there are several hundred thous acres of forest l of the greatest value for protectve purposes. ndeed, so great s the mportance of these forests that on ther preservaton depends the exstence of the sugar ndustry, that s equvalent to ayng the contnued prosperty of the sls. The sugar exports of the last fscal vear amounted to $25,000,000, sugar s practcally the export. The rasng of sugar requres an enormous amount of tnlv nratv al of whch must be suppled by rrgaton, the water beng carred n flumes dtches from the wet. mountanous parts of the sls to the dry plans on whch the sugar cane s grown. The ranfall of the sls s nearly all confned to the northeast east mountan slopes, where t s tremendously heavy, some years more (Contnued on Page 2.) elcted the answer that he had not receved hs commsson as Unted States Dstrct Judge Whether ts delvery s delayed n the regstered mal, or t s here under cover to the Secretary of the Terrtory, or has mssed the steamer at San Francsco, may be known early today. -- Secretary Carter sad yesterday afternoo that he would probably not receve hs mal before ths mornng. Ht spoke of the arrval of hs commsson for Governor as a possblty n the mal of the Amerca Maru, at that tme off port. Secretary Carter could throw no lght yesterday afternoon on the queston of whom hs successor was lkely to be when he acceded to the Governorshp. He knew that J. Castle Rdgway of Hlo, as well as Joseph G. Pratt of Honolulu, was a cdate. As to any favorte of hs own, Mr. Carter gave a negatve answer. Wth regard to offces wder the Governors appontment Mr. Carter was equally retcent. Poltcans frends of cdates, not to menton cdates themselves, leave hm few lesure moments. For the offce of Superntendent of Publc Works, there s backng for both Mr. Pratt, the soon retrng tax assessor, C. S. Holloway, besdes others whose names have been prevously mentoned. HAS KEPOKA CABLED A PROTEST? 9 Treasurer Kepoka s reported to have cabled to Delegate Kuho askng hm to use hs nfluence to prevent the confrmaton of Secretary Carter as governor. Ths s sad to be the foundaton for the varous reports of the treasurers refusal to resgn of GOVERNORS STAFF WLL ALL RESGN The members of the mltary staff of Governor Dole wll all tender ther resgnatons upon Secretary Carters nauguraton as governor, y The staff s composed of the personal ades to the governor, who s the commer n chef of the mltary forces Peace Not So Lkely Between Russa Japan. Amercans Actve for Panama Republc. Campbell Estate Appeal Dsmssed. (ASSOCATED FSSSS 0ARLEGKAK8.) OMAHA, Nov. 7. The Unted States Gr Jury has rendered a true bll aganst U. S. Senator Detrch for acceptng a brbe for recommendng a postmaster. Detrch s an of Nebraska. He was n Honolulu n 90 shortly after hs electon as a Unted States Senator. He s now ffty years old has always been proud of statng that he had "hoed hs own. row" snce the age of twelve, that beng the year when he completed hs educaton. By energy thrft he secured n varous ways enough money to open a saloon n Hastngs, Neb., twenty years ago, snce that tme has prospered. He later organzed a bank n Hastngs has been ts presdent snce. Up to the tme of hs electon as Governor of Nebraska n 900, he had never fgured promnently n state poltcs had held no publc offce. He was chosen as Senator as a result of a legslatve deadlock. The present trouble comes of hs sellng a postoffce recommendaton for $500. Mr. Carters refusal to be naugurated f of the Terrftory. They are comms-- AMERCANS ENFORCE untl he had the resgnatons of all the department heads. THE RGHT OF SEARCH No defnte nformaton s obtanable from Kepoka as to hs ntentons. He s reported to have told Carter that he would resgn afterwards nformed clerks n hs offce other frends that he no ntenton of dong so. Another report says that Kepokas aspratons lead to the appontment of udge on Mau, to succeed Kalua. Kepoka has dened ths however Kalua s gettng up pettons for hs reappontment. Bulk of Taxes Pad. The bulk of the taxes for the nresent perod has been pad to Assessor Pratt. Up to last nght, whch was the last day for tax payment, the total collected for the month n Honolulu alone was nearly half a mllon dollars. v The recepts aggregate more than those of a year ago tor a smlar perod. The taxes from the country dstrcts have not been receved as yet wll add from twenty to twenty-fv- e per cent to the total for the cty. The total taxes collected n Honolulu soned for four years. The followng are the ades upon the present mltary staff wth the dates of ther rank: Edward O. Whte, Maor, Ad, June 4, 900. Henry Berger, Captan, Ad, June 2, 897. Lous T. Kenake, Captan, Ad, June 4, 900. Charles H. Atherton, Captan, Ad, June 4, 900. Alexer G. Hawes, Captan, Ad Secretary, June 4, 900..Marston Campbell, Captan, Ad, March 25, 902. The prncpal dutes of the members of the staff are to attend the governor on state occasons, to accompany hm on offcal calls assst hm at revews. The Terrtoral law provdes that "The commer n chef shall have a personal staff of such offcers as he may deem necessary who shall hold offce at hs pleasure act as hs ads-decam- p mltarv secretares." COLON, Nov. 7. Amercan naval forces are searchng all vessels that arrve for Colomban troops. PANAMA, Nov. 7. Admral Walker called at the headquarters of the Junta today presented a letter of greetng from Presdent Roosevelt. CALFORNA SUPREME COURT DSMSSES CAMPBELL APPEAL SAN FRANCSCO, Nov. 7. The Supreme Court has dsnussed the appeal from the order of the Superor Court of Santa Clara county dsmssng the proceedngs aganst the Campbell Estate on the ground that t has not been entered wth the statutory sxty davs. FRANCE WLL RECOGNZE Dr. Thornbury, formerly of the.marne Hosptal Servce, wll be seat for the ffteen days of November was a trfle less than half a mllon dollars. home to hs frends on the manl Up to Saturday nght the collectons on by NEW PANAMA next voyage REPUBLC property of the Alameda. H. amounted to $33,3S9.8 for ncome $06, mnd became affected whle n the servce. Hs brother came here lately v The tax recepts for yesterday have not been footed ud but wll aggregate $60,000. attend on hm. WASHNGTON, Nov. 7. French Ambassador Jusser has notfed Senor Vanlla, the dplomatc agent of Panama, that France wll offcally recognze the new republc tomorrow. PROF. ALEXANDER WLL SHOVE NHAU NTO PLACE A GLNT OF WAR N THE NEAR EAST sl Has Never Had a Proper Trangulaton Coast Geodetc Surveys Wll Correct ts Poston at Once. (The sl of Nhau s out of poston wth relaton to ts locaton on the map wth Kaua the other sls of the group Prof. W. D. Alexer has been authorzed to locate t properly. J The authorty for ths work reached Prof. Alexer a short tme snce he wll n the near future leave for Nhau begn hs surveys. f t were not for the fact that marners are generally cognzant of Nhaus false poston as regards ts locaton on the charts, many a shps master would be takng hs vessel overl nstead of around the sl by the water route! Fpon arrval at Nhau Prof. Alexer wll work up a couple of trangnlaton ponts on Kaua favorable to makng a common quadrlateral on Nhau n fxng these ponts he wll probably occupy the hghest pont on Nhau whch s about 500 feet n heght. The sl of Lehua to the north of Nhau wll also be usert for a base. There has never been a proper trangnlaton of Nhau, the ( oast Geodetc Survey, whch Prof. Alexer represents here, has made a lberal appropraton for the work of correctng t. On the maps Nhau s sad to be out of poston about three mles. PEKNG, Nov. 7. t s Russo-Japanenot now beleved se that the peace negotatons wll succeed. The Japanese are btter aganst Engl, belevng that power to be unfathful to the Allance. PARS, Nov. 7. FATAL FRENCH DUEL. Lawyer Lauter has been klled n a sword due. NAVY READY TO PAY HONOLULU PLANTATON Tomorrow mornng the $75,000 cash, whch was agreed upon between the Federal Government Honolulu plantaton as the amount n full for oavment of the plantaton l at Pearl Harbor taken by the government, wll be pad over to the plantaton eople. Assstant Dstrct Attorney J J. Dunne was at the Naval Staton yesterday nqurng whether the $75,000 were avalable he was answered n the affrmatve. He stated that on ths showng the transacton would be wound up fnally tomorrow mornng.

2 a THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 7, 903. ; TEMPTNG BARGANS Unusual prces regn ths week. Wndow Curtans at 35 per cent, below regular prces, other bargans eva greater. NOTTNGHAM LACE CURTANS, Length, 3, yards. Prces, $.00, $.25, $.50 $2.00 par. HAND-MAD- E CRCULAR SHAWLS, Only $2.00 $2.50 each. LADES LSLE THREAD HOSE, Beautful open work, 35c. par 3 pars for $.00, ALPACAS OR BRLLANTS, n whte, black, blue, fgured, 60c. 75c. per yard. CREPONES, (all wool) Very hsome, new colors latest shades, 75c. $.00 per yard. mb w f Fort Street ll Blue Grass Whskey Kentucky s famed for productons. NOBLE MEN AND WOMEN, MAGNFCENT HORSES, WORLD FAMOUS WHSKEYS, THE THE WORLD. BEST Of the above we have the celebrated Blue Grass Whskey, 8 years old. Dstlled by E. J. Curlrey & Co., Camp Nelson, Jessamne Co., Ky. Sold by the gallon drect from the barrel by Loveoy & Company, Ltd. Phone Nuuanu Street. N GOVERNMENT BULLETN HAWAAN SUGAR CROP J The Department of Commerce Labor Treats the Subect Exhaustvely n a Crcular Receved by Last Nghts Mal. V The announcement that the Hawa an sugar crop of 2pZ s 420,000 tons, or 840,000,000 pounds; lends specal nterest to some fgures recently presented by the Department of Commerce Labor, through ts Bureau of Statstcs, coverng th growth of sugar producton n Hawa under the close commercal relatons wth the Unted States establshed by the recprocty treaty n 876, further developed by annexaton n 898. These fgures show that the sugar producton of Hawa n 903 was practcally thrty-fv- e tmes as great as that of the perod mmedately precedng the recprocty treaty. Pror to the establshment of the recprocty treaty of 876 the sufftr producton of Hawa averaged about 25,000,000 pounds per annum. Wthn two years followng the recprocty treaty the producton had doubled; by another two yeavs t had Quadrupled.. By the end of the frst decade under recprocty t was nearly ten tmes as great, the growth durng the entre n H ml has contnued at a verv radd rate. The rapdty of growth n sugar one-ha- lf tmes as much n 903 as n 873. Hawas share n supplyng the sugar consumpton of the Unted States has ncreased very rapdly snce the recprocty treaty of 876. Pror to that date sugar mported from Hawa formed about per cent of the total mportaton, whle n the fscal year 903 Hawa suppled about 5 per cent of the total brought nto contnental Unted States. The followng tables show the sugar exportaton of the Hawaan sls from 873 to 903, the total crop from 893 to 903, the fgures of total producton for the earler years not beng avalable: SUGAR EXPORTED FROM THE HAWAAN SLANDS, 873 TO 903. Year. Quantty. Pound ,29,lul ,566, ,080, ,072, ,575,9b S ,020, , , , STLL S8, ooooooooooooooc producton n Hawa durng the perod ,654,923 YOU CAN FND ANYTHNG New Goods! Low Prces! WARE LNE AT The Store on Whtman & Co. Two Streets Open Saturday Nghts. 9 KNG STREET 928 FORT STREET under consderaton s shown by the followng fgures of producton at decennal perods: Pounds ,29, ,07, s 34,87, ,000,000 t wll be seen that the ncrease n the decade from 873 to 883 was nearly 00,000,000 pounds; from 8S3 to S93, about 200,000,000 pounds, from 893 to 903 about 500,000,000 pounds. The YOU DESRE N THE HARD- development of sugar producton durng the frst decade was n brngne under cultvaton ls capable of producng sugar wthout rrgaton; durng the second decade rrgaton was appled n the least dffcult sectons; durng the thrd decade the develod-me- nt of rrgaton applcaton of 885 7,350, , ,763, ,888,35 889! 242,65, ,789, ,983, ,636, ,822, ,684, ,784, ,569, ,58, ,370, to Jne 4 344,53,73 90 (June 4, 900, to June 30, ,882, (Year endng June 30)...720,553, (Year endng June 30) ,825,420 FGURES OF PRODUCTON SUGAR N HAWA. OF Year. Net tons. Pounds , ,CuO , ,864,000 hgh-grad- e modern machnery to producton greatly developed. The rrga , ,254,000 HARDWARE - SPORTNG GOODS BCYCLES ,828 45,656, ,26 502,252,000 ton system now appled n Hawa s ,44 458, of great mportance has brought , ,64,000 under cultvaton larere areas whch , ,088, , LEFT AND LEFT 3 LEFT THATS ALL 3ARTSTC COTTAGES gong up on Beretana Avenue, opposte B. P. Dllnghams resdence. Wll buld you a fve-roo- m house, elegant desgn, for THOUSAND, AND THROW N THE LOT. EAST TERMS. HURRAH FOR 3 ANY H0W-Cal- l see W. M. Campbell for partculars, n hs offce on Young street near Mll on premses. 634 Yountg street. were absolutely valueless for sugar producton wthout the applcaton of water by artfcal methods. More than one-ha- lf of the sugar of Hawa s now produced frorn rrgated ls. n ths development of Hawaan sugar producton Amercan captal Amercan energy have been the chef RBC factors. A statement recently receved from a hgh authorty n Hawa by the Bureau of Statstcs ndcates that about $00,000,000 of captal from the Unted States have been nvested n Hawa snce the recprocty treaty of 876, a large part of ths havng been so nvested snce annexaton, n 898. Ths development snce annexaton n the ncreased nvestments n caotal The Publc Wll Be nvted To nspect Our New Store NEXT FRDtf Y EVENNG Full Announcement n a Few Days OUR BQ REMOVAL SALE GOES ON Great Bargans n Every Department. L. B. KERR & CO LMTED Temporary Premses, FORT AND QUEEN STREETS. ZlUVZLVL BATS CL0THN& At rght prces call at ,6 7,222, , ,000,000 TWO STORES. TWO STORES. Ths s the last week of the Klohana Art League exhbton, whch s open daly from 9 a. m., ncludng evenngs. Those who have been nterested n the vared work of Mrs. May Mott-Smt- h Brd as represented there n pen nk, pastel water-colo- r, may h nterested to learn that later on some 32 Fort St., below Kng 52 Hotel St.., opposte Young Bd SEEN N THE DEPOT OF THE "BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS." KLOHANA GALLERY "BEERS Guaranteed Pure. None So Good SOLD EVERYWHERE. of ths talented artsts productons n POOR OUTLOOK FOR MMGRANT STATON HERE ewelry may reach Honolulu. n ad dton to her comng exhbton n San Gant Strdes from the Unted States ts appl- Francsco, the frst of All ts knd, Records Brc a case ken 80,669 cases of Moct & Chon Champagne mported up to Aug. 3, 903, makng the greatest number of Cases of any one br of CHAMPAGNE ever mported n ths perod, showng an ncrease of 23,888 cases over the same months of 902. The above statement s verfed by Custom House statstcs. Ths places MOET & CHANDON at the HEAD of the mportaton Lst n the UNTED STATES, as well as n the WORLD. MOET & CHANDON Own Control More Vneyards than All the Other Leadng Champagne Shppers Combned. The new vntage of Seal" s perfecton n Chamoagne. H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD. DSTRBUTORS. caton to rrgaton n ts hghest forms of ewelry s destned for the Arts has resulted n an ncrease of more (Contnued from Page 0 Crafts exhbton. than ffty per cent n the sugar producton of the sls, the producton t s expected that D. Howard Htch- beyond, where the sugar cane grows, there may be no more than 5 At the next than sem-annu- 200 nches. On the other sde of the dvde, al exhbton n the plans of 897 beng 562,000,000 pounds; that of cock wll occupy some of hs accustomed space upon the walls wth can- "The forests are largely confned to the rany sde of the mountans, nches of ran a year. 903, 840, pounds. The Hawaan sls now st vases fresh from hs Eastern efforts. arc necessary as a protectve cover, to keep the ground from wash thrd n the lst of sectons oroducng Among the local artsts the water-colo- rs from the slopes the ran from rushng back too rapdly nto the s cane sugar for exportaton. Curously, of Mss A. H. Parke are always The presence of the forest cover, snce t makes the stream flow all of the great cane-sugregular ar exportng strong n drawng rch n color, spots of the world are sls. Cuba preventng both Hoods perods of low stream flow, s ndspensabl her pctures rangng from tnted mountan summts to rugged sts at the head of the lst, wth an to the success of rrgaton proects. The value of ths forest, strangely seashore vews. annual exportaton under normal con enough, conssts not so much n Workers n ols are the trees t contans few n number for they are fre dtons of over 2,000,000,000 pounds bere, quently low, crooked, but there s promse of an sparsely scattered as ncrease n future exhbtons. There n the mpenetrable Java next, wth an average annual mass of undergrowth beneath them. Ths undergrowth, composed of producton of,500,000,000 pounds, whle s a decded ncrease n the canvases vnes, ferns, mostes, s of so dense a character that t shades the the Hawaan sls have now nearlv shown by Grace Robertson, whch fll ground absolutely holds water lke a sponge. t s, however, exceedngly-delcate easly destroyed. Let cattle nto such a forest reached the,000,000,000 mark. Chna much of the vod made by the non nda are also large producers of appearance of Htchcocks work. Her they wll speedly eat or trample down the undergrowth tll the cane sugar, but consume practcally all "Brook," No. 28, one or two of bare ground s exposed. The sol then rapdly dres out becomes of ther producton, ther exportaton her sunsets are among the charmng hard, the trees soon de. Grasses, nsects, beng wnd small. usually hasten the destructon. Sugar Cattle producton goats have n ravaged the the Hawaan Hawaan forests sls has developed much more rapdly durng the last thrty years than n any other cane-produc- ng secton of the world. The producton n Java grew from 432,320,000 pounds n 875 to,ss7,899,000 pounds n 903, or less than fve tmes as much n 903 as n 8V5. Cuba has ncreased ts producton from,736,000,000 pounds n 873 to 2,83, subects she s exhbtng. Wth the broad technque acqured n eastern study adapted to the delcacy of form color of the tropcs, her canvases are much admred. The only sepas ths tme are by Allan Dunn. CHAMBERLANS COUGH REME DY s ntended especally for coughs, colds, croup, whoopng cough n fluenza. SLK DRESS GOODS t has become famous for ts cures of these dseases over a large SHRTS, UNDERWEAR, SHAWLS, KMONOS, TEA GOWNS, PAJAMAS, SMOKNG JACKETS, GENTLE- MENS FURNSHNG GOODS. WNUNE SATSUMA WARE, VASES, URNS, PLATES, CUPS AND SAUCERS, CHNA SETS, CLOSONNE WAXES. Hs.OZAK, WAVURLET BLOCK, n 903. whle that of Hawa, as part of the cvlzed world. The moat already ndcated, has grown from 23 flatterng testmonals have been receved, gvng accounts of ts good mllons n S73 to 840 mllons n 903. Thus. Javas prcducton s l?ss than fve works; of the aggravatng persst tmes as great as ent coughs t has cured; of severe colds n 873; that of Cuba that have yelded promptly to ts has ncreased less than per cent, soothng effects; of the dangerous whle that of Hawa s about thrtv- - attacks of croup t has cured, often fve tmes as great as n S73. Mean- - savng tne me ot tne cnna. xne tme, the cane sugar producton of the world has grown from tons n S73, to tons n 903, havng extensve use or t tor wnoonner coueh has shown that t robs that dsease of all dangerous results. t s especally przed by mothers because t contans nothng nurous, there s not the least danger n gvng t, even to ba about trebled durng that perod. The beet sugar HOTEL STREET producton of the world bes. has grown t always cures cures quck from tons n 873 to lv. Benson. Smth & Co.. Ltd.. whole- - wthout hndrance for many years have worked further each year nto the heart of the dense tropcal growth. 0f "The Hawaan publc ls consst of,772,640 acres. All of these ls, whch are n forest, many forest areas prvately owned whch the Government can gan possesson of by exchange, wll be put nto forest reserves, cleared of cattle goats, fenced, preserved. Some compensaton must also be made for the great areas of forest already destroyed. t wll be part of the work of the forester to plant to valuable trees large areas of ths denuded l upon whch forests are of most vtal mportance to the agrcultural nterests. Mr. Hall, who carefully examned the clmatc condtons, beleves that speces of the Pacfc Coast, such as redwood red fr, wll do well n most places at the hgher elevatons on the sls. An example of how a foregn speces may succeed n Hawa s furnshed by the mesqute of our (A southwest, whch was ntroduced nto the sls some 50 years ago an now covers about 00,000 acres, furnshng quanttes of valuable fuel. t s not called mesqute n Hawa, algaroba." however, but goes by the name of ERNEST G. WALKER. Just as good: Snortng edtor "Our net football reporter s sck cant go to the game." Managng edtor "Never mnd; well send the Judge. wwvvvvw wvwwwmw 5,o20,900 tons n 503. beng about four sale agents, sell t. f

3 9Q3- - THE M. McXERXY CORRECT DRESS CHART. OCTOBER. GOOD DAY DRESS BARGANS N DRY GOODS Occason, Coat ant Overcoat Wastcoat Trousers Hat Shrt Collar Cravat Gloves Shoes Jewelry Cuffs tc., e 0 Frock Double or (Sngle Breasted Strped Whte, o - S Skrted or Same Worsted or Hgh Slk Whte Poke Lght-ton- e, Chevot wth are Cloth Gray Patent Gold offerng Lap-Fro- Lnks ths nt week specal good Materal wth or Black Leather values n wash dress fabrques. Chesterfeld as Coat of B or Cuffs or Ascot. Button nd Overcoat or of Whte Dark Gray Rbbon Suede Attached Wng Once-ov- Cravat S8 er Tops Pn Lnen Duck Tones or mperal : : ssnesa teornng Wear Wheelng:, Golf, Outng Afternoon Teas, Shows Church, Etc Jacket or Cutaway Covert or Chesterfeld Overcoat Norfolk, Sngle Breasted or Double Breasted Sack Frock or Cutaway Covert or Chesterfeld Overcoat To Match Coat or of Dfferent Materal Of Fancy Plad Sngle Breasted or Double Breasted Same Materal as Coat or of Whte Lnen Duck Whte f wth S. B. Coat, to match f wth D. B. "oat, of same or Dfferent Materal Knckers or Flannel Trousers Strped Worsted Lght or Dark wth Jacket or Hgh Slk wth Cutaway Alpne, Tarn or Golf Cap Hgh Slk Colored T Calf Shrt, JSbf onceover wth Sack, Gold Studs wth ;rke or Patent Leather Gold Lnks Cuffs sauarefe wth Cutaway Gold Attached SS-dow- n S?rmperSl Gray Hgh or Low Watch Guard or Detached Cut Huntng Huntng Heavy Calf Fancy Lnks stock or Red Tan Flannel Fold Collar Stock or or or Cravat pn Madras or Tle Whte Oxford or Neckerchef Te Chamos Russet Watch Guard,. Poke sce Tan or Sther Gold Studs EVENNG DRESS. te Once-ov- Lt Gray Gold er Lnks or Wng Suede ormperal Tops Cravat Pn? t,j Evenng mn.t. M S3 Dss Sut; Doubeor Same Hgh Slk stng Broad or Whte Glace father Mother of Pearl tzl englertted c t H Cnesterfeld Lap-Fro- nt Patent pearl studs apd; Poke Tops Lnks or Mothe Skrted or Materal wth Ponted End or CuftS or or Patent of Pearl Studs c a o "2 Overcoat Slnele Breasted as Coat Cloth B Attached wns Whte Te Pearl Leather Lnks K 3 fc a Pumps lf-- StS Sngle Breasted "rl 35Z Alpne S"k Suede Button Tops me sngle Breasted heft lfe Covert Materal Same or or 0r Derby OP Patent Leather so 5 or ordnary as Coat Materal Cults Satn Te Tan Tes Lnks fls- -.Overcoat; M C t as Coat Attached Wns, M. McNERNY, LTD., CLOTHERS, Fort ana Merchant Streets. THANKSGVNG TURKEYS METROPOLTAN MEATCO. LTD, THREE OPNONS REACH THE SAME CONCLUSON COAST TURKEYS SLAND TURKEYS By leavng your order now the proper weght s certan to be obtaned. t s ust as easy to order early. Our turkeys are the best n the market. Henry Smth s declared, n a three-barrele- d be mpossble to make an offer "n decson of the Supreme compromse." He would have nothng to compromse wth the terrtory for Court, not to be an abutter on a the reason that he ee-ta- n s not nured by ts strp of l that was abon,. acts. Ths nterpretaton does not mean as part of Fort street, cheurfore not enttled to compel the Government, ned abutter at a reasonable prce n under the statute for such a cas provded, to gve hm the frst offer of the damages that he may have on account of the vacaton of a street or that the amount l before sellng of t to such clam another. for damages shall be estmated by the Superntendent of Publc Works credted All three Justces have ther ndvd-- on We are closng out many lnes n our Dry Goods department EXTRA GOOD VALUES. LACES! LACES!! An elegant lne of our 25c. Dress We nvte nspecton. Fabrques on sale at 8c. Full range P steamer Alameda we receved the of patterns, latest noveltes n Laces, complete lne of wood Fbre Bs n black, ecru whte. SATN SLK BACK. FEATHER BOAS AND 24 nch extra heavy Satn, n all CHFFON COLLARETTE shades; best value at S.00. new stock ust opened. 20 nch Satn, specal at 60c. Regular! We gnnounce our arrval of a,5c- - value" complete stock Of Lad.es. Mens Chldrens Hkerchefs. HABUTA JAP SLK. ors, 23 nch, good qualty, 45c. yard. ted quantty. On sale at 75c. Pacfc mport Co., that the l shall be offered to the 00000C0OCK ual opnons recorded, but agree on the the prce of the l. Ths of course decdng ssues. Henry Smth brought word a compromse" b: n equty seek lg the cancela- but the word n ths statute s undoubtedly used n another sense, namely, as "an agreement or compact adopted as a means of supersedng an undetermned con- TELEPHONE MAN 45. would be wthn one meanng of the, James F. Morgan, Presdent; Cecl Brown, Vce Presde; F. Hustace, Secretary; Charles H. Atherton, Audtor; W. fl Hoogs, Treasurer Manager. ZEXuLststce dc Co., JLtcl. WHOLESALE AND RETAfc DEALERS N frewood, Stove, Steam, Blacksmths Coa Also Black Whte S. Telephone Man 295. Specal Attenton Gven to Drayng. WLLAM WAS NO LAWYER. The queston whether Wllam Shakespeare, or the person who "wrote Shakespeare," had an ntmate acquantance wth the law of hs tme has heen learnedly unlearnedly dscussed ever snce the late Lord Campbell rased the queston n a book on the subect. t has entered more or less nto the Shakespeare-Baco- n controversy, there beng no queston of the legal attanments of Lord Pacon. the legal knowledge supposed to be dsplayed n the plays attrbuted to Shakespeare beng regarded by the Bacontes as conclusve proof that the "poor player" dd notv wrte them. At the annual meetng of the Vermont Bar Assocaton on Tuesday the attenton of that state bar was drected to the queston of Shakespeares knowledge of the law. The subect was gone nto wth great thoroughness the concluson reached by the presdent of the assocaton was that what the wrter of Shakespeares plays dd not know about law would fll a volume, whle what he dd know correctly could be put n a paragraph. The dramatst had heard some law terms durng ton of a deed executed by Governor r. B. Dole conveyng to Mary A. S. Rose a trangular pece of lan-- whch contaned an area of 930 square feet. troversy." Cent. Det. Of two abuttng Tre Crcut Judge owners on an aboned hghway, one has the same free found for the com planant decreed the cancellng f convenent access to hs premses the deed. Mrs. Rose Governor- after as before - the vacaton whle the Dole appealed. The case was submtted Aprl 22 lest decded Novem se could be made to the frst for the access of the other to hs Dremses s entrely cut off. No offer n comprom ber 6.. E. C. Peters appeared for ; reason that he has sustaned no nury complanant; J. W. Cathcart for the. has nothng to compromse wth Governor, Knney, McClanahan & the Terrtory but between the latter Bgelow for Mrs. Ro&e. Gal-bra- Justce the Terrtory there exsts "an undetermned controversy" on account of th wrtes the leadng opnon, whch concludes thus: "The bll should have been dsmssed for want f euulty. Th. decree appealed fr d s reversed the cau.s? remed to the Crcut Judge wth drecton to dsmss he bll for such other further ;oceedngs as may be proper.-- THE STATUTE. Secton 33, Cvl Laws, upon whch the complanant based hs clam, reads as follows: "All ls real property taken for hghways or mprovements under ths Act shall belong to the Hawaan Government absolutely n fee smole, n case a hghway or mprovement shall at any tme be vacated, closed, aboned dscontnued, the l of such hghway or mprovements shall be used for the purposes of the Government: provded that n case the same shall be n any way dsposed of by the Government, t shall be frst offered to the abutters n compromse, for a reasonable length of tme an,d at a reasonable prce, f they do not takenhe same then t may be sbld at publc aucton." Ltd. PROGRESS BLOCK FORT STREET 8 n most cases there would A Pelcan wll swallow anythng But the wse man dems the txrst Dont be a Pelcan DRNK Prmo Lager Not Preserved Wth nurous Acds. OOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOO be no dff- cunagc or settlement 0 a clam tor culty n dong ths wth farness. But, HAWA A as n ths nstance, the crcumstances mght be such as to render t dffcult LGHTHOUSE hs property taken hs rght destroyed by the abonment of the street. The latter s the abutter to whom the l must be offered before sale the former although an abutter s not wthn the terms of the statute has no rght under t. The abutter whose access to the hghway s cut off by the vacaton of the street f the aboned l eoes to a stranger wll be nured f not permtted to buy the aboned porton whle f the offer s made to hm at a reasonable prce for a reasonable tme he purchases he would not be nured. The evdence shows that the respondent. Rose, was an abutter on the aban doned street; that the l conveyed was between her premses the hghway. Fort street, that her only outlet to the hghway was over ths l; that the complanant was an abutter to a small part of the l but that none of t lay between hs Dremses Fort street that hs access to mn-vene- nt Fort street was as free after as before the abonment: that whle t would doubtless have been to Smths advantage to own the dscusson of hs fathers affars n court, for the elder Shakespeare. was at the wrong end of several cases n wnch money was nvolved. the aboned street n order to enable hm to exchange He had also pcked up a few phrases from lawyers who hobnobbed t wth Mrs. Rose for another tract of her l whch he wth the London players. several words now exclusvely used by Followng are some of the reasons desred stll he was not dem-ve- cf d lawyers were n the common language of the people of "Shakespeares gven by the Justces for the conclusons n whch they concur: of the street or dened any rght gv-e- any property rght by the abonment hm by law by the falure of the Superntendent of Publc Works to offer The curous thng about Shakespeares use of law terms, accordng BYJUSTCE GADBRATH. Under the ssues presented there s hm the l "n compromse." to the Vermont decson, s that they are nearly always msuses. "Hs but one dffculty n decdng ths case, By the offer n compromse to Mrs. msuse of legal terms was frequent flagrant." For nstance, Pres-- namely, to determne the proper con Rose her acceptance she obtaned dent Sentcr asserted that n the seventeen cases of the use of the word structon to be placed on that part of an outlet to the hghway her clam J V,. - thp secton nrovdnr that n ease the lul "l uuu nave "dower" only one was correct. So also hs use of "ndenture"..ur. naa me rtf "dstraned" "testament," was wrong hs use of l embraced n the aboned hgh- - lanu Deen sou to a w - or any other person was "superseded. The Comedy of Errors" was altogether wrong, Ph "acton on the case" n be frst offered to the abutters n BY CHEF JUSTCE FREAR. snce ths acton, n the sense there ndcated, was not known n Engl compromse, for a reasonable mce," etc. f the phrase "n compromse concur tll nne years after the play was wrtten. he descrpton ot n the foregong concluson, the tna were elmnated the dffculty would of the Duke of Buckngham, gven n "Henry V. " but express no opnon as to the sgnfcance of the words "n compromse" was admtted to vansh the meanng would be plan. show a fanvlartv wth legal procedure techncal terms, but any The constructon adopted by the n the statute, except that the constructon of those words contended for argument that mght be founded on that s destroyed by the fact that Crcut Judge treats the phrase "n compromse" as meanngless the by the plantff, to the effect that they the le?al phraseologv s taken almost lterally from Halls Chroncles. secton as meanng exactly what t requre the entre l (e. g.. a long Tf anyones legal stng s affrmed by that passage, t s Halls, not would f those words had been omtted. We cannot apprte" of ths street that s closed) to be offered as a con- Shakespeares. Most of the legal phraseology n the hstorcal plays comes from the Chroncles of Hall or Holnshed. sad Presdent Senter. he cted other parallel passages n proof. Almost wthout ex-ceptkn these plays, the techncal legal terms were taken from these structon snce we are bound to assume that the legslature had some purpose n nsertng the words. The poston whole to all the abutters to be dvded among themselves n compromse wth each other, clearly cannot be sustaned. That constructon would volate both the language the sprt of the secton be unreasonable mpractcable. The words "n compromse" n ths secton are to say the least used somewhat loosely ther meanng s very obscure. The Chef Justce reasons that the law requres the l to be offered to all the abutters where there are several, as t would be unfar to offer the whole to one of them, addng: of the phrase n the sentence seems to warrant the nference that t was used to express the purposes of makng the a c fx, trnl scene n the "Merchant of Vence," t was offer to unt the abutters who Were gven the rght to dem ot the case that a more flagrant lunstraton that shown by a thorough analyss )ffer b m A, abutters on an of gnorance of the law of Shakespeares own ttme could hardly have aboned or vacated street were not WV The had no foundaton n common law.: gven the rght by ths statute to presented. VJw"&a..., 4.,.!mam that the l be offered frst to statute lav. or moral law. me man wno wuc uuu.c uu......, rccm had no legal tranng, but aescnoea procceuhga um. sold, t was only such abutters as mght be nured by the vacaton of the hgh have occurred n any court of law. hmself dsbarred. Clevel way thus have a clam for m Wllam Shakespeare may consder ages aganst the Terrtory whose The only alternatve would be to ;MPlan Dealer..clam for such damages mgnt ne et- - tlvde the l offer each part to the abutter on that p;rt. That would o. ted or compromsed by such offer Narrv the lke? o a sale n pursuance thereof: To the be the far way evdently the way Not her weapon: "s your wne a uuu abutter who was not damaged t would called for by the sprt of the statuts sor."-dc- fro.t Free Press. that sor; she uses a flatron, to say ust who are the abutters to what extent. t s clear that Mrs. Rose was at least the prncpal abutter on the l n cpueston. Nearly f not tute all of t s n, front of her lot. whle only a short stretch of a sde of Mr. Smths lot borders on t that not mmedately, for a narrow strp along hs lot was wthheld from Mrs. Rose, perhaps accdentally, afterwards offered to Mr. Smth. A contnuaton of ths tract n what s known as "Old lane," whch ran between two peces of Mr. Smths l, has all been conveyed to hm,, that, too, though Mrs. Roses lot for a short dstance on one sde, bordered on that n much the same way that Mr. Smths borders on ths. The whole transacton cannot be set asde merely because the Superntendent of Publc Works may not have, DSTRCT When the lghthouse system of the Hawaan sls s taken over by the Unted States on January, 904, Hawa may become a separate lghthouse dstrct wth a naval offcer assgned to duty here as lghthouse nspector. The lghthouses wll b under the control of the Department of Commerce Labor of whch Secretary Cortelyou s the head. Captan Rodman of the Naval Staton suppled Governor Dole wth complete data regard- - ng all the lghthouses on the sls. dvded J the l exactly as the court tthkh w then turned over to the would. Some room must be left for the exercse5 of dscreton n the executon of the detals. No better mode of dvson than that made has been suggested to the court, t s not clear hat there s any better or farer. BY JUSTCE PERRY. n my opnon the offer contemplated n Secton 354 s to be made to all of the abutters whoever the class so desgnated may nclude, that s to say, to each of the abutters the porton on whch hs l abuts. The words "n compromse" do not, as thnk, lmt the class of abutters to whom the offer s to be made, but are to be read understood as though nserted mmedately after the word offered,. e., they were ntended to show the nature or the obect of the offer not to descrbe the permtted purchasers at prvate sale. Justce Perry holds the words "at a reasonable prce" to have ther ordnary meanng of "a far valuaton," then gves ths vew of what "compromse" means: proper authortes at Washngton. The Navy Department s gven actual supervson of lghthouses to that end there s a lghthouse board whch sts at Washngton, s governed by a Rear-Admr- al. The manl s dvded nto lghthouse dstrcts, each supervsed by an nspector, who s a naval offcer. t s not known yet whether Hawa wll be named as a separate lghthouse dstrct or attached to Calforna, n whch case the offcer statoned here would be an assstant nspector. Captan Rodman wll be the probable, choce for nspector of Hawa. n whch case a lghthouse tender may be provded for hs use. t s understood that Captan Rodman has been endorsed for the poston. WHY MOTHERS. WORRY Dd you ever hear a mother worry over a plump chld? There s no better bank of health for a chld to draw from than a good supply of healthy flesh. Scotts Emulson not only gves a chld weght plumpness, but t feeds the bran, bones nerves wth strength actve power. Fewer mothers would f t be asked why the words "n compromse were nserted, suggest that the most plausble theory s that what the legslature had n mnd was a satsfacton of clams, founded on ustce f not on law, that abutters mght make to the effect that suth abutters should be gven the frst opportunty to acqure the aboned strp. Argung, smlarly to hs colleagues, for the superor rght of Mrs. Rose under the statute, Justce Perry thus concludes: f, on the other h, the strto, as seems to be shown by some of the evdence, was a part orgnally, not of Fort street, but of what was known as Old Lane whch contnued northerly across the l of the complanant. then even more clearly was Mrs. Ro- - Fmnlcnn the only abutter upon ths strp. She UCTtCOgS ; should be offered the porton runnng otuu across her l or upon s whch her l fronts lkewse the complanant should be offered the porton run- so-call- ed nng across hs l. The latter porton has been conveyed or offered to the complanant; he alone s an abutter as to that. HOARSENESS N A CHLD that s subect to croup, s a sure ndcaton of the approach of the dsease. f Chamberlans Cough Remedy s gven as soon as the chld becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough has appeared, t wll prevent the attack. t always cures cures quckly. Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd., Wholesale Agents, sell t-- John Lucas took the oath of offce as; supervsor for Oahu county before Chef Justce Frear yesterday. worrv f thev knew more cmuson s by cheap sdst-tute-d emulsons wnes, cordals extracts of cod-lv- er ol. They can do you no good are dear at any prce. Why buy them? Scotts Emulson has been the one relable preparaton of cod-lv- er ol for nearly thrty years. Well er.d you a sample free upon request. ECOTT BOWNE,4og Pearl Street. New Vork. Raffa n varous colors tnts, exhbton for sale bv Now nt Mrs H H. Wllams Love Buldng, Fort Street.

4 THE PACFC Commercal Advertser WALTER G. SMTH - EDTOR TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7 OFFCAL ARCHTECTURE. The statement of the chef executve offcer of the Supervsng Archtects Offce to the Advertsers Washngton correspondent that Honolulu archtects wll probably not be called upon to supply the plans for the mmgrant staton here that the desgn s lkely to be made at Washngton accords fully wth the tme-wor- n tme-honor- ed f not practce of the Supervsng Archtects bureau. The crcumstance recalls the fact that local plans for the San Francsco wstoffce were reected those of the Washngton archtects substtuted wth the result that the coast metropols has a postoffce buldng whch takes no account of the clmate nor of the prevalng wnds. t s such a buldng as would be put up for Buffalo or Pttsburg. San Francsco archtects prepared admrable plans, the knd adapted to the clmate, the sem-saan- sh tradtons of the place the Calforna requrements of comfort. But these were all brushed asde. To the Suoer-vsn- g Archtect the Unon has one clmate as well as one flag one God ought to put up wth one type of offcal housng. Some dea of the Washngton vew of archtectural necesstes here mav be had from the way the upper story of the postoffce was fxed over three or four years ago. Changes were made precsely as they would have been f Honolulu suffered from cold n wnter. t was hard to restran the Government from puttng n grates. As for the mmgrant staton, the plans, under the Tarsney act, are subect to competton between archtects. The Supervsng Archtect refers, however, to make them hmself. Perhaps t comes out the same way to local desgners because, n competton, t s hardly probable that anythng savorng of the tropcs would get a vote. The wnner n that test would be the man who would get up a scheme of small rooms, double-wndow- s, storm doors a hot ar furnace. NOT GRATEFUL COMMERCALLY. The argument s rased that the course of the Unted States towards Colomba wll alenate South Central Amerca throw ther trade nto the hs of foregners. But as a matter of fact, South Central Amerca have never been favorable to buyng anythng of the Unted States, whch thtv. could get n Europe.t low a prce. Ther wllngness to let an unpad North Amercan polceman protect them, under the Monroe Doctrne, from stray European l-grabber- s, s not savored by a desre to recprocate n. a commercal way. Transplanted Europeans themselves, retanng old world sympathes customs, sendng ther sons to be educated n Europe mbbng foregn suspcon of the "Yankees," they are not to be depended upon as customers, however wll the Unted States may treat them. They wll buy of us f we undersell Eufope wth the same grade of goods wll contnue to do that even f we seze Panama. On the other h, wth prces equal, no amount of coddlng on our part, wll brng them to! the buyng counter. The ndependents deas of what consttutes "Amercansm" are always amusng enough to warrant ther reappearance here. For nstance: Should Secretary Carter really become our next Governor we thnk t would be the utmost heghth of folly for hm to appont a defeated cdate, as broadly hnted by the Star, to any vacancy that may occur n any of the Executve departments. Such a course would be nstead of nsttutng a harmonzng polcy, he would, at the outset of hs admnstraton, antagonze the people. We cannot for a moment beleve that he would be so foolsh, but we hope that he wll, thereby prepare hs own poltcal grave. f there s any prncple of poltcs frmly establshed n Amerca t s that a defeated cdate, f honorably beaten, shall get an appontve offce from hs party. The custom s so well-establshthat even the ndependent ought to know about t. Colombas peace commsson s on ts way to Panama, but that an army s marchng n that drecton also admts of doubt. L travellng between Colomban ctes the sthmus s not good at any tme, least of all at ths season of the year. Dependence s put n shps but as they cannot approach the sthmus wthout runnng the gauntlet of Amercan crusers the approach of a hostle army by the sea route s mprobable. f the peace commsson does nothng the g wll be up for Colomba. n appontng new heads of departments the next Governor wll scarcely overlook the clams of the other sls. At present Hawa Kaua are not represented n the larger offces of the Terrtory though the taxes they contrbute enttle them to a shan of the good thngs. Hawa, especally should have some encouragement. WALKNG DELEGATES N NEW PHASE. The recent tral of the convcted walkng delegate, Sam Parks, who s now safely mmured n Sng Sng, developed a pont n regard to the class to whch he belongs that had not prevously attracted notce, whch s an for honest unonsts. eye-open- er t was shown that Sam Parks other walkng delegates had been regularly employed by large corporatons to break up competton. Such corporatons, n the face of the reducton of prces caused by the nterference of smaller concerns, found t mpossble to pay dvdends on stock watered frequently to the amount of ffty per cent of ts nomnal value. The walkng delegates were hred to preserve the peace between the monopolsts the unons, to break up ther competton by a system of black, mal n the shape of fnes. Ths scheme worked to a charm for a few years. At the meetngs of unons, the mass of respectable members, who could not have been used n ths dsreputable manner, were usually absent, the proceedngs were governed by the walkng delegates a lmted mnorty of traned assstants, who had a share of the plunder. Exposure through legal nvestgatons, was the one thng needful to destroy a mass of corrupt practces, nomnally for the beneft of unonzed labor, but n realty the most dsntegratng agency that could have been devsed. Sam Parks has now receved a coat of blackmal that wll secure hm aganst any further opportuntes to serve rotten captalstc enterprses labor unons may be thankful that they wll be no, longer lowered n publc estmaton through treachery crme, for whch walkng delegates are chefly responsble. Great Brtan went nto allance wth Japan n the belef that the latter would help pull Englsh chestnuts out of the fre n Manchura. But when Japan showed that t preferred chest nut gatherng for tself over n Korea, Great Brtan drew off. The allance was not based on common nterests purposes could not last. The Mddle West supples some queer statesmen. Subsdy Pomeroy came from there another who shall be nameless. Now Senator Detrch of Nebraska ons the fraternty wth a brbery ndctment hangng over hm. Detrch used to keep a saloon hs deas of ( statesmanshp never rose much above the level of the bar. SPORTS N HONOLULU. The Offcal Commercal THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 7, 903., Record. One of the chef features of Honolulu lfe s the fne exhbton of athletc sports whch extends over almost the en re year. Many of the people of Honolulu do not apprecate how much they owe to the fne games of baseball, polo, football boat yacht races whch the young men of the cty furnsh, the relef whch they brng to the monotonous grnd of busness. The exctement, dash sprt of the polo matches last week were nvgoratng. Any man who could watch the combnaton of cavalry charge horse-racn- g, the magnfcent horsemanshp the skll darng dsplayed by the players, wthout beng lfted out of hs every-da- y worres made the better for t, s too far gone ror rescue. The recently closed season of baseball was of the same healthy, blood-strrn- g character. We doubt f better amateur baseball playng, or cleaner, keener zest for sport on a hgh plane, can be wtnessed anywhere than on the Honolulu baseball grounds. Foot-ba- ll s now about to take the center of the stage, wll exhbt some magnfcent types of young manhood. The young men who are furnshng ths splendd sport should receve the hearty support of the communty. They make nothng out of t. f the gate recepts are suffcent to pay the expenses of unforms other ncdental expendtures, the foot-ba- ll clubs wll do better than the baseball clubs dd durng the recent season. The polo, baseball foot-ba- ll ers are publc benefactors, pure play- smple, recevng as ther reward tha satsfacton of wnnng, or at least deservng to wn, n a contest of brans muscle. The Honolulu athletc games more nearly approach the sprt of the old Greek athletc contests than any others that we know of. The concluson to be drawn from ths state of affars s that the sports the young men furnshng them should be encouraged n every possble way. Most of the partcpants are employees n the busness houses. Employers should stran a pont, f necessary, to make t easy for the boys to get off for practce durng the week for play on match days. t s good for busness good for morals to encourage these games. A young man who has hs mnd bent on foot-bal- l, who s gettng the physcal exercse whch accompanes t, s a better man, physcally mentally, for t. The nrtan who watches the game s better for t. The communty s better for t. Fnal concluson: Turn out en masse next Saturday, demonstrate that Honolulu apprecates the Foot-Ba- ll League. Estee Resolutons. A memoral servce s beng arrarur--- n the Unted States court for the t Jage Estee. mmedately ater Juc-;- ; Dole s sworn n onens court 3 commttee of members of the oar wt! te apponted by hm to draft sutable lesolutons an adournment wll then be taken. When the commttee s ready to report formal s-rcs- es memoral wll be held n the Federal ourt room. BANQUET OF POLO Get the Most We Have Just Opened He Out of Your Food a New Lne of ou dont cant f your stomach s weak. A weak stomach whch for fnsh durablty cannot be surpassed. PLAYERS does not dgest all that s ordnarly taken nto t. t gets tred Streets. See our Wndow Dsplay, corner of Fort Mercbanx TEA COFFEE POTS made of seamless copper, nclber pated. hte metal mountngs slver lned. The hle cannot become heat;s a gb are ftted wth a patent, perfect non -conductor The Kaua-Oah- u polo tournameuc played upon the Moanalua felds last week had a happy endng last even.g at the Young Hotel where the m so bers of both teams clubs the far enthusasts who had flaunted th-- red the blue colors durng the games, partcpated n a banquetwuh polo accessores for the decoratons. Covers were lad for thrty guests t was a merry gatherng whch grouped about the board retold the exctng events of the trple games. The table was an oval, typcal, as far as possble, of the tournament feld. n the center rose a pyramd of doo stcks surmounted by a saddle. Rosettes of blue whte, the colors of the Oahu club, red whte for the Kaua club, wth long streamers of rbbons, adorned ths novel centerpece. At each plate was a mnature polo stck wth red blue rbbons attached, polo balls were gven as souvenrs to the guests Red shaded lamps upon the board completed the table decoratons. The dnner guests were Mr. Mrs. George Farchld, Mr. Mrs. Charles Rce, Mrs. Schmdt, Mr. James Spaldng, Mss Koepke, Mr. Arthur Rce, Mr. Mrs. C. H. Cooke, Mr. Mrs. Dllngham, Mss Garde Macfarlane S. E. Damon. Mr. Mrs. S. M. Bal-lo- u, Mrs. J. S. Walker, Mr. A. F. Judd, Mss Maron Dllngham, Mr. Walter Dllngham, Mss Garde Macfarlane, Mr. R. W. Atknson, Mss Nelle Whts Mr. C. S. Dole, Mss Jenne Gffard, Mr. Robert W. Shngle, Mss Maktmon, Hon. W. G. rwn, Mss Helen Macfarlane, Mr. Mrs. Clfford Kmball. After dnner the guests, augmented by a large number of townsfolk, the r.dmrers of the two clubs, repared to the maka ballroom off the roof garden enoyed several hours of dancng. E. P. DOLE REPLES TO BYSTANDER Honolulu, T. H., Nov. 5th, 903. Edtor Advertser: The followng: s taken from the ottngs of "The Byster" n ths mornngs Advertser: My condolences go out to the lawyer who has been submerged under the "confdence" of Judge Gear. f t ever falls to my lot to get an assurance of dstngushed consderaton from Gear shall rub my moral character wth lump of coal to see f t wont leave a whte mark. Before appontng me guardan of Mr. James Campbells mnor chldren Judge Gear expressed hs opnon that he had no lawful power to appont a guardan nomnated by nterests whch he consdered adverse asked me f would accept the trust. told hm that would; but that would not favor ltgaton unless consdered t for the chldrens nterest, that would not accept any ones opnon that the Campbell wll s vod as to the Calforna property wthout frst makng; an ndependent careful study of the Calforna law pertanng to the queston. He sad that was what he was gong to appont me for. He dd not, ether drectly or ndrectly, suggest any strngs on the appontment certanly would not have accepted t f he had done so. n ths nstance, at least, the remarks of "The Byster" do Judge Gear an nustce. They are also by nsnuaton most unfar to me, for thnk nether "The Byster" nor any one else who knows me beleves that am capable of acceptng a trust on any condton nconsstent wth strct fdelty to t. Furthermore, nsnuatons of ths character, f beleved, tend to keeo away clents who want an honest lawyer, wll strp cane on a plantaton before wll do dshonest work for any one. Some tme ago "The Byster" attacked me through your columns for testfyng that Judge Humphreys requested me as Attorney General to nvestgate charges made aganst hm report to the Supreme Court, puttng the nference n very plan language that should not have testfed because Humphreys had abus ed me. What dfference can t make to any honest man, n the duty to tell the truth on the wtness st, whether another man be frend or enemy? n the same ssue of the Advertser "The Byster" called me to book for nvtng Judge Davs to lunch wth me, ntmatng that had suffered as much as any one from hs unfortunate eccentrctes was a fool for not cuttng hs acquantance. The evdence n ths dsbarment case had ust been closed. t had not mpressed me as t had mpressed a maorty of the Justces of the Supreme Court. dd not beleve that Davs was dshonest. He was a brother mason n sore dstress was on the verge of breakng down under exctement nervous stran. The tme when a man needs human far-weathkndness most s when er frends st aloof. f showng hm ths trflng courtesy under such crcumstances s an offense aganst the propretes, had rather be gulty than nnocent. dont know who "The Byster" s. dont want to know. Lfe s too short to waste t nursng petty wrongs. We all need all the sunshne we can get out of t. realze that a man who kcks aganst the utterances of a powerful newspaper s lkely to be n the unfortunate predcament of Soul of Tarsus: --but ustce s the ewel of power a newspaper that reasonably clams to have a conscence wll be more oower-fu- l f t keeps that ewel brsrht. Very respectfully, E. P. DOLE. "Whle rdng on Nuuanu street yesterday afternoon Mounted Patrolman Eugene Devauchelles horse accdentally struck a Portuguese workman. The man was workng n a trench the horses hoof struck hm ust over the eye. t was thought at frst that the eyesght would be nured but the physcans who examned the vctm say he wll recover wthout the loss of vyon. easly, what t fals to dgest s wasted. Among the sgns of a weak stomach are uneasness after eatng, fts of nerv ous headache, dsagreeable belchng. " have taken Hoods Sarsaparlla at dfferent tmes for stomach troubles, a run down condton of the system, have been greatly benefted by ts use. would not be wthout t n mr famly. am troubled wth weak stomach nausea fnd Hoods Sarsaparlla nvaluable." E. B. Hckman, W. Chester, Pa. Hoods Sarsaparlla Plls Strengthen tone the stomach the whole dgestve system- - Kodaks Flms Paper Just Receved Ex " Sbera" Developng znd Prntng Guaranteed HOLLSTER DRUG CO, ORT STREET. Bult far Servc Our Glasses o Servce that overcomes all dstress caused by defectve eye sght. Bult only after a rgd examnaton that means somethng to you means the overcomng of your trouble, for we know our busness well. here. Our experence, No guess work methods your proft. Better look nto our methods. H. F. Wchman & Co, Ltd. Optcal Department. Exclusvely Optcs." YODR MONEY! Deposted wth Us wll Earn 4--2 PER CENT On Savngs of $ to $ PER CENT On Certfcates of $00 to $5000 For partculars call see Phoens Savngs, Buldag Loan Judd Buldng, Fort St. Entrance. Guaranteed Captal $ 200, Subscrbed Captal 8,000, Pad-u- p Captal 900, A. DO J you can obtan an up-to-d- $.75 $2.00 TEA COFFEE POTS made of mountngs patent ebonzed wood h $.25 $40 MXERS SHAKERS Seamless combnaton Mxers Shakers, best qualty made. 4 pnts, $.50; pnts, $.75. Plated Goods $2.25 $2.50 eack copper, ncker plated, wth wftt-- mto les, whch are alwavs c?uf $.60 $.75 each SLVER HAND BELLS. V-rful hsome; best auaty, 25 $.00 each. Same as above wth cuttng; bars for "HAWTHORNE"" JULEP".STRANS cuttng beatng whle shakng the ERS. The best fn the wtvd:. slver mxture. pnts, $.75; pnts, plated, adustable wre ool as ly re $2.00. moved, 65c. each. SHAKERS made of peced brass to use wth a tumbler. Specal sale prce, 40c. each. CHAFNG DSHES, WATERS. Pacfc Hardware Ask Your Neghbor BAR SPOONS, Btter Tub. Suga Crushed Frut Bowls. All orteca FLAGONS, SPOONS ANX FOKSLTS. FORT AND Co., Ltd. MERCHANT how much t costs to have electrc lghts s&e wd leh you they cost about the same as kerosene. Now how about the convenence? Do you thnk there s any comparson? Most people thnk electrc lghts come ngh, but that s a mstake ask your neghbor f she aes electrcty she wll tell you. HAWAAN ELECTRC Co., Ltd. Offce, Kng Street. FRENCH 258 Beretana Street. Phone Blue Phone Man 390. WNG WO CHAN & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAL DEALERS n Carved vory, Sal Wood, Ebony Teak. Slks, Embroderes, Rattan Goods, Chnaware, Etc., Etc NUUANU STREET, BELOW KNG STREET. A SCHEME OF DECORATON STSU LAUNDRY Opposte Hawaan Specally adapted to the room-somet- hng orgnal-t-hat youtj n n every fnd house. You wll be sure of thoughtful artstc f you deorare effect, consult us. Byron Hot Sprngs Only 68 Mles From San Francsco on Man Lne Southern Pacfc Co. MOST WONDERFUL SPRNGS N AMERCA. HOT SALT, HOT. MUD AND SUL- PHUR BATHS. Fne warm swmmng tanks. Drnkng waters of wonderful curatve qualtes. Pronounced the best n Amerca for Rheumatsm. Gout, Scatca Malara. Thoroughly modern steam heated hotel as comfortable n Wnter as Summer. Call at Advertser Offce for booklets, or on Mr. J. K. Burkett, who kndly allows the use of hs name. Address, H. R. WARNER, Manager. Byron Hot Sprngs, Contra Costa County, Cal. f- - ON TA Not connected wth On Tal Lee. Lades Chldrens Underwear, Dresses Kmonos made to order. At 88 Nuuanu near Beretana street, two doors above old st. HAWAAN SODA WORKS JTOR BODA AND CARBON ATD WATERS. hon Blu lttl "5rOTT" STAN! FY STFPr!PHv:nN The Decoraton knc Streec Shop. Fre nsurance rag b. f. mumm mm, u General Agent Atlas Assurance for Hm4 Company at lot Phoenx Assurance Company f UVUt New York Underwrter., -- vute Washngton la Company. Phenlx nsurance Compaay r ALBERT RAAS, Manager. nsurance Department offletsbwlb floor, Stangenwald boudsg. Made to Order Gentlemens Shrts PaJbom, styles. Long Short Kmonaa. manufacturers of straw bata. Yam atoya W44 Nuuanu street. : EA&LE CLEANNG AND STENS m Fort St.. Opposte Star BStos. "X avv. eyeng a nurng. The renewng p, y rf a specalty. Prce very Phone Whte nF ate offce n the new ALEXANDER YOUNG BULDNG for per month upwards. The prce ncludes hot cold water, electrc lghts antor servce f The new freproof warehouse ust back of the Young Buldng s now complete wth freght V elevator, storage room may be obtaned on applcaton to the agents of the buldng. THE VON HAMM-YOUN- G CO, LTD. aaaea screeta. r. tw.

5 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVEF ESER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 7, 90& r THS DAY At Aucton TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 903 AT 0 OCLOCK A. M., At No. 026 Aloha Lane, corner Young street: Aloha lane s off Kng street, between Keeaumoku Punahou streets, wll offer for sale at aucton, HOUSEHOLD A FMHURE turos Consstng of a Woodward Brown Gr Square Pano, concert tone, n excellent condton; nlad Musc Rack, net of 8 unts, Werncke Book Case! wth many valuable books; Marble Top Walnut Sdeboard, Extenson Dnng Table Chars, Rugs, Pctures, Cut Glassware, Chnaware, Crockery, Beer Stens, Decoratve Swords, Boat Models, Horns, Stuffed Deers Head, Fne Oak Bedroom Set, ron Bedsteads, Bed Table Lnen, Cuttlery, Slver Plated Ware, etc.. Sewng Machne, Stove, Cookng Utensls, ce Box, Safe, Tools, Garden mplements, etc., etc. COTTAGE TO LET. WLL E. FSHER, AUCTONEER. BRLLANT SUCCESS THE Walter Sanford Go, AT- - THE ORPHETJM MONDAY TUESDAY EVE. The Power of Gold WEDNESDAY THURSDAY EVE. MY JACK FRDAY SATURDAY EVE. SPORTNG LFE, POPULAR PRCES Last Saturday nghts audence was the largest n the hstory of Honolulu. 33 Pad Admssons. What s Good Beer? t s beer mace from the very best purest of ngredents that has been partcular n the makng s well aged n fact t s There s none puer or of better flavor. A thorough tral wll convnce you. Raner Bottlng: Works, AGENTS FOR HAWA. Phone Whte 33. P. O. Box 57 JUST RECEVED Rose Bushes of rare varety; also Carnaton Plants from Calforna. Mrs. E. M. Taylor, FLORST. Courteous treatment. Prompt attenton. gst Qualty let Mr at Consoldated Soda Water Works C BREWER & CO., LTD. Sugar Factors Comsson Me chants. LST OF OFFCERS. C. M. Cooke, Presdent; George E. Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bshop, Treasurer Secretary; Col. W. F. Allen, Audtor; P. C. Jones, H. Water-hous- e, G. R. Carter, Drectors. JOHN OUDERKRK CONTRACTOR AND BULDER. Reparng House Movng. Wharf Brdge Buldng; also Repar Work. Telephone Blue 3. Resdence 627 Maklk) J. W. L. McGure FLOBST Orders Left at Hawaan Bazaar, MASONC BULDNG JakM Hotel fts. Phone Man txt, k WATERFRONT NEWS TALAN PROTECTED 8K58KKK88KKKKKKKKKKKKS88? CRUSER SK8SKKSSS 3KKKKKKSSKKKKKS8KKS S.! S. AMERCA NAVAL MARL) ARRVES The Amerca Maru arrved yesterday afternoon from San Francsco shortly after 5 oclock docked at the Bshop wharf. The vessel left S.n Francsco on November 0, had an uneventful trp. The voyage to Yokohama wll be resumed at 3:30 p. m. today.. There s a large lst of passengers for Hongkong The cruser wll be shfted over to w ho wll go to Manla J Naval Dock No. today wll take to enter the Phlppne nsular ser- - n 400 tons of Cardff coal from the vce. Mss A. L. Hy, a sster of Navy Mss Hy of the Unted Statons bunkers. The cruser States eour, wll probably sal s en route to Hongkong for Yokohama about to be marred. Mondav. R. A. Frost, en route to Shangha, s a The Elbe s equpped wth a fne wreless telegraphy plant, whch s suc- promnent attorney of Brooklyn. He was met at the wharf by Attorney cessfully used wherever there s an opportunty. The offcers were Genera Lorrn Andrews, an old frend. greatly There are a number of promnent Japanese aboard en route to Tok- - hama. These are S. Tema, Comms- - soner-gener- al to St. Lous Exposton; S. Machda, offcal of the Communca. tpn Department; K. Muneasuye, off- - D.-pt-u - cal of the Communcaton - ment; Mr. Mrs. Tosawa, chl- - cln; Mr. Tosawa s the manager o the Yokohama Spece Bank at San Francsco; Y. Kanno, of the MtsT Company of San Francsco; S. Naka-tan-, Drector of Hamaguch Company of Toko; Dr. mamura. ELBE NOW LYNG N NAVAL ROW. CALLS ARE EXCHANGED Captan Rcc of the talan cruser Elbe called at the Naval Staton yes terday mornng, n the afternoon Captan Hugh Rodman, U. S. N., returned the complment by gong aboard the vessel.at 0 oclock ths mornne Admral Terry wll make hs call on the Elbe. nterested on arrval Sunday to learn of the wreless system connectng the sls of the Hawaan group, wll probably vst the companys recevng staton on Oahu n a day or two. t s also probable that the warshp local systems wll be attuned so that messages may be nterchanged as the vessel departs for Yokohama. SOLDtS MASTER WAS NJURED " tafter a passage of 95 days from The Korea Sonoma arrved at San Francsco on November 9, the Sonoma practcally beatng Leth the German bark Solde the Koreas arrved tme. The Sonoma left Honolulu Fx n port yesterday mornng, durng hours after the Korea arrved at whch tme the vessel had a rough n ex-sa- Francsco only three hours after perence n roundng the Horn, whch the Korea passed through the heads. the captan does not care to rebeat. The tme of he Sonoma was fve da;?, The Solde after leavng Leth had a thrteen hours aud thrty-th- ee mn- - ; far passage of sxty-on- e days to the! utes. equator. Thence to the Horn bad POWHATTAN NO. 2,. 0 R. M., THE REGULAR meetng of Powhattan Trbe No. 2, mproved Order of Red Men. wll take place THS (Tuesday) EVENNG, Nov. 7, 903, at 7:30 oclock, at. A X TT, TT can rtnumo nan, vneyard street. "WORK N ADOPTON DEGREE. Members of Hawaan Trbe No. vstng mproved Red Men are fraternally nvted to be present. Per Order. JOHANNES F. ECKARDT, P. S., Chef of Records. HAWAAN TRBE, NO.,.0.R.M ALL MEMBERS OF Hawaan Trbe No.,. O. R. M, are reguest-e- d to meet at the corner ma-uk- a of the Alexer Young Buldng. THS TUESDAY EVENNG, at 7 oclock, for the DurDose of vstng Powhattan Trbe No. 2 n a bodv. All members are requested to be on h. All vstng mproved Red Men arefraternal-ly nvted to be present. Per order. EDWN FARMER, P. 8., Chef of Reoords EXCELSOR LODGE NO., F. THERE WLL BE A REGULAR meetng of Excelsor Lodge no. l, l. J. O. F., at ELKS HALL, Beretana Mller streets, every Tuesday evenng at 7:30 oclock. BUSNESS OF UNUSUAL MPOR- TANCE. Tuesday, Nov. 7th. Members of Harmony Lodge al. vstng brethren are cordally nvted to attend. L. PETRE, N. G. L. L. LA PTBRfftH. etetary. PACFC LODGF NO. 822, A. F. & A. M. )6c THERE WLL BE A meetng of Pacfc Lodge No. S22. A. F. & A. M., at Masonc Temple, THS TUESDAY, November 7, at 7:30 p. m. WORK N THRD DEGREE. Members of Hawaan Lodge, Lodgf le Progres. all soournng brethren are fraternally nvted to attend. By order of the R. W. M. E. P. CHAPN, Secretary, l!?? weather began to be encountered, LODGE NOTCES eventually the bark ran nto hurrcanes. She rode through gales the lke of whch Captan Braden says he has never before experenced. Forty-s- x days were consumed n salng from the ffteth degree n the Atlantc to the ffteth degree n the Pacfc. Durng.. hk t mo nc. t nf.rmnmot. Fell fy. errvt degree neaumur below zero, snow, hal sleet accompaned the fall of the mercury, coverng: the soars, rg:- gng deck wth ce. The frst offcer fell ll nd a frost-btte- n h was added to hs unfortunate condton, then a heavy sea struck CaDtan Braden whch wrenched hs rght arm badly dslocated the shoulder Sx men were requred to work t back nto place. A second tme he was struck, n attemptng to save hmself, threw out hs nured arm agan wrenched t. The water supply ran short the bark put nto quque for a supply. After leavng quque the voyage was uneventful. The bark brought about 200 tons of general merchse for H. Hackfeld & Co., s docked at the Ralroad wharf. HAD NO BLL OF HEALTH When Dr. Snclar, the boardng off- - cer of the U. S. Marne Hosptal ser-- ; vce, went aboard the talan warshp Elbe on Sunday he dscovered that ; f vesse dd not brng a bll of heath from Acapulco where the vessel lay two ys nkng coa before pro-- ; ceedng to ths port. The matter was reported drectly to Dr. Cofer, but as warshps are not entered by the Customs department as an act of courtesy, the same courtesy s extended to wa,- - shps by the Hosptal servce, n cases where no blls of health are at h, ths was done n the case of the Elbe. A clean bll of health was carred from Callao. Honored the German Protector. The German tranng shp Herzogn Sophe Charlotte was gayly decorated yesterday n honor of the brthday of the Protector of Aldenberg, the vessel havng been named n honor of hs daughter, Sophe Charlotte. n the forenoon Captan Zer had all hs called on deck delvered to them an address sutable to the oc- - cason. At the concluson. of the dress three cheers were gven for the Protector hs daughter. Bg Lners for Orental Trade. Captan J. H. Rnder, who recently resgned from the servce of the Whte star lne to accent the rnmmanrt nf the. Pacfc Mal Company s new lner Mon- - goa, wll leave for the East n a few --7 days to take charge of hs new vessel. The Mongola, whch y ll enter the Orental trade under the flag of the Occdental Orental Steamshp Company, was launched July 25, s almost ready to go nto commsson. The Manchura, twn sster of the Mongola, was to have been launched October 3, but she stuck n the wavs the bg lner dd not reach the water untl a day or so later. Call. SCHOONER THAYER RUNS ASHORE tfy AUTHORTY. PUBLC LANDS NOTCE. Commssoner of Publc Ls. ; SEATTLE, Nov. 8. The schooner C. a tv., captan Atunson, bound Honopue on one sde the ls of rum "onouu to Grays Harbor, n Puukapu Kawahae, on the other untl such -a- Krcau. uray s nardor.rf ches an eleva losns both..j. r a OAn..... w tl a contour lne of anr-ho- r post. The schooner s lyng 4,200 on a sy ft elevat,on to Honokane on the beach, n a poston that wll permt of Souh. the l of Honokane ner Deng floated. She s reported as the prvate l of Awn on the West ca.n...6, uul S nougnt to De not serously damaged. The 390 tons burden, 56 feet long 36 Pnvae Partes n such waters, wll be feet beam. She was bult n Wash- - offered ngton n 896. the E. K. Wood Lumber Company of San Pranr-- MCABES PARTNER HAMLTON DYNG A l lcense for a perod of 50 years, to collect, dvert sell the surface water power oroduced therefrom, unon fmlm M th UUUW anas. stuate on the sl ot Hawa lyng between the sea on the north; Walplo Valley on the East; Wapo Valley the boundary between the lon.lo r. TACOMA (Wash.). November t 9 Hawa, from after the thrd State Senator Edward S. Hamlton year s of the term of sucn lcense. dyng of typhod nneumona at ha A Don ot $0,000 wll be reaured home here. Hs condton tonght s n 8Urety satsfactory to the Govern worse than at any prevous stage of ment, condtoned on the due perform-h- s llness grave doubts are en- - nnn nt tho nnnlnmont tv.t m (vn lne 2 Kat a """"-"- t Aua, ru&apu ana at Publc Aucton on Monday, Her managng owner s November at 2 at th frt... " "e JUQlcarV suuang, Persons competng at ths sale wll bd upon the rate per cent, of the net revenues of the enterprse carred on tertaned of hs survvng more than a. dav or tu-- fever s now at ts heght. Senator Hamltons possble death. even hs llness, wll have an m- - punau. oeanng upon tne electon of a Unted States Senator to succeed Sen- - ator Foster, whose term expres March 4, 904. Hamlton led the campagn n ths county at Olympa whch tesulted n Fosters electon. Durng three sessons of the Legslature he has been the leader of the ralroad for- - ces, preventng the passage by the last Legslature of a law to establsh a znae rauroaa commsson. Three months ago he became a can ddate for the Senatorshp to succeed benator Foster. Whle maklner a Dre- - lmnary campagn trp n Eastern u asnmgton ne contracted hs present llness. Senator Hamlton s a mem ber of the stevedorng frm of McCabe & Hamlton, dong busness at all Sound ports Honolulu. He s wdely known n busness marne crcles over the entre Coast. MLD SENSATON CAUSED N COURT Mrs. Theresa Wlcox caused a mld sensaton on the wtness Bt n the Pratt-Ah- n tral yesterday mornng, by allegng "fraud" "crookedness" wth regard to a recept for $300, the sgnature of whch she acknowledged was her own. t was agreed on both sdes that the wtness had authorty from the plantff to collect the frst year s rent under a certan lease. The case turned largely on whether she was the authorzed agent to collect later rents, n whch the $300 n aueston fgured. Mrs. Wlcox sad she had re ceved no money for the recept, but had gven t to Mr. Caypless, her at torney, to collect the money. Edgafr Caypless, on beng called later, testfed he had made out the recept at the request of Mrs. Wlcox that she had taken t ayay, that he had collected nothng. As elsewhere reported, the ury found for the plantff. On askng for further nstructons after beng out a long tme, they had been nstructed by the court that unless they beleved from the evdence that Mrs. Wlcoxs agency extended beyond the frst year, money- - pad to her could not be credted to the defendant. The bark Lousana s ready to sal but cannot hold a crew. One by one the salors leave, there s a short age of seamen n port, so t s dffcult to shp a new crew. ELECTON OF OFFCERS. WLDERS STEAMSHP COMPANY. At the annual meetng of the stock holders of Wlders Steamshp Company held n ths cty November 6th, 903, the followng named persons were elected to serve as Offcers Drectors durng the ensung year: C. L. Wght Presdent W. M. Vce-Presde- nt Gffard S. B. Rose Secretary Treasurer W. Pfotenhauer Audtor The above named offcers together wth E. D. Tenney, E. F. Bshop G. C. Beckley, consttute the Board of Drectors. S. B. ROSE, Secretary. Honolulu, Nov. 6th, MEETNG NOTCE. PACFC HARDWARE CO., LTD. The annual adourned quarterly meetng of the Pacfc Hardware Co., Ltd., wll be held at the offce of the B. F Dllngham Co.. Ltd. on Thurs- - day, November 9th, 903, at 0 oclock a. m. JAS. GORDON SPENCER, Secretary. Honolulu, November 2th, DSSOLUTON NOTCE. The frm of Yee Wo Co. has ths day been dssolved. Lau Chap Kee retrng L. Ah Fook contnung the busness at the old st, 644 Queen street, ust below South. L. AH FOOK. Honolulu, Nov. 7, NOTCE. A accounts due me must be settled b" cash by note before January L 904 w g XOBL(XT under such lcense, to be pad annual ly to the Government of the Terrtory.. e eapenaea on consrucuon wtmn 8 months. From the begnnng of the term of the lcense $500 shall be nald by the holder thereof to the Govern- - ment sem-annual- ly n advance Cre spectve of such rate per cent; the frst payment of $500 to be made at the fall of the hammer, by payng the L "e tu"""8!"u"er ot rum,c Ls. Lpset 5 per cent, on the net revenues. Any bd than on percentage nf the net m-,-. nt he tor. Fu nformaton n regard to other condtons of such lcense wll be furnshed at the offce nt the Pnmms soner of Publc Ls. E. S. BOYD, Commssoner o Publc Ls. Publc Ls Offce, October 22, SHERFFS SALE NOTCE. Under by vrtue of two certan Executons ssued by Lyle A. Dckey, Dstrct Magstrate of Honolulu, sl of Oahu, Terrtory of Hawa, one n the matter of O. N. Clark, dong bus- - ness as the Calforna Frut Market, vs. Sng v o, dong busness as Sang Wo Ta, ssued on the 2th day of Oct., 903, the other n the matter of The Von Hamm Young Co., Ltd., vs. Sang Wo, dong busness as Sang Wo Ta or Sang Wo Co., ssued on the 4th day of October, 903, dd. frst, at sad Honolulu, on the 2th day of October, A. D. 903, n the sad matter of O. N. Clark, dong busness as the Calforna Frut Market vs. Sng Wo, dong busness as Sang Wo Ta, second, at sad Honolulu, on the 4th day of October, A. D. 903, n the stud matter of The Von Hamm-Youn- g Co., Ltd., vs. Sang Wo, dong busness as Sang Wo Ta or Sang Wo Co., levy upon), shall offer for sale sell at publc aucton, to the hghest bdder, at the Polce Staton, Kalakaua Hale, n sad Honolulu, at 2 oclock noon of Frday, the 27th day of November, A. D. 903, all the rght. ttle nterest of the sad Sng Wo, dong busness as Sang Wo Ta, sad Sang Wo, dong busness as Sang Wo Ta or Sang Wo Co., (defendant n each of sad cases beng the same person), n to the followng descrbed personal property, unless the sum of $28.72, beng the amount of the frst heren menton ed executon, the sum of $264.57, beng the amount the second heren mentoned executon, together wth n terest, costs, my fees expenses are prevously pad: Provsons, tobacco, ppes, brooms. brushes, scales, counter, show cases. frut st, ce box, Alpne safe, tobacco cutter, wheelbarrow, chars, etc., etc. CHAS. F. CHLLNGWORTH, Deputy Sherff, Terrtory of Hawa. Honolulu, Oahu, October 24th, A. D ff W. C. ACH. J sonal property contaned descrm n sad mortgage, wll be sold at pubua aucton by W E. Fsher, Auctoneer at Manoa, the present dary ste of ttw Kapahulu Dary, adonng the premses of Rhode, the gardener, n Hn lulu aforesad, on Saturday the Ms day of December, A. D. 90J, at Xt oclock noon of that day. The property covered by sad mort ga&e ntended to be sold as afore SaTd s descrbed follows: " "un Rmre" w G4n T corded n Lber 69 Page V.- - Lease from John E. Keama to Tap oon aong busness under the frm name of Wng Sng, dated March Wt, S92, recorded n Lber 40. Pum 6; Lease from A. S. Cleghorn. to Lan Hop & Co.. dated July 28th, 892, tt recorded n Lber Page... Lease, from Emma M. Davdson ta Leong Hop. dated June 2st, 893, recorded n Lber 44, Page 74. All of the above leases were assgnee! to the mortgagor by Bll of Sate dc Yee Wo Hung Co., dated September Uth. 899, recorded n Lber 9L Page 347; Lease from the Trustees of the E tate of Bernce P. Bshop to sad mortgagor, dated September 8th, 898, anal recorded n Lber 84, Page 343; Lease from Emma M. Nakulna t sad mortgagor dated Aprl 28th, 83, recorded n Lber 85, Page CM? together wth all the premses theretm demsed: 50 cows, more or less: 40 calves, more or less; 3 bulls;. 0 steers, more or less; 3 mules; 5 horses; 2 drays: Mlk Wagon; Brake; 2 Sets Double Harness; 2 Sets Sngle Harness; One Barn; Engne; All other personal property belongng to sad mortgagor whch comprses the Kapahulu Dary, ncludng all add tonal property whch has been adde to sad dary. Terms: Cash. Unted States GoH6 Con. Deeds or Blls of Sale at th expense of the purchaser. Further partculars can be had Of Frank Andrade, or J. Alfred Masroon, attorneys for assgnee of sad mortgage, or of W. E. Fsher, auctoneer on Merchant street. MRS. MARY J. MONTANO, Assgnee of Mortgagee. Dated Honolulu, November 7th. Al D sbk n OP Valuable Real Estate N North Kona, sl of Hawa. Pursuant to a Decree made by tb Honorable J. T. De Bolt, Frst Judr of the Crcut Court of the Frst Jud cal Crcut, dated on the 6th day at October, A. D. 903, n a cause enttle; M. F. Scott aganst E. K. Plpo an others, Equty Dvson, the undersgn ed as Commssoner duly apponted, wll expose for sale at Publc Auctlot, subect to confrmaton by the Court,, ON SATURDAY, LEO. 2,; 303, AT 2 OCLOCK NOON. At the mauka (front) entrance of th Judcary Buldng n Honolulu, all tb rghts, ttles nterests of all par tes nterested n sad sut eacfc of them n that porton of the ls of Holualoa n North Kona, on the sl of Hawa, covered by L. C Award 773, Apana 43, to V. Kamamalu. stuated mauka of the 000 Acres set off to M. F. Scott adonng mauka ot the Upper Government road n sad North Kona; the premses to be sold beng descrbed as follows, to wt. Begnnng at the N. E. corner of U 000 Acre lease runnng as follows by true bearngs: L N " E. 228 feet alone Puapuaanu Puaa st to Puu La laau trg. Staton, thence 2. S " E. 084 feet along Kft-- auhou 2 to the N. E. corner of Kaum lumalu; 3. S. 56" 48 56" W. 8g50 feet to tbm S. E. corner of Holualoa 4; 4. N " W. 76 feet: 5. S " W. 580 feet; 6. N " W feet, to tb ntal pont, contanng an area t 689 Acres. Sad premses shall be sold at an set prce of Fve Thous Dola Cash. Deeds at the expense of purchasers, also subect to the remanng unexpred term of a certan leaas of the sad premses made by Wllam R Castle to M. de Gouvea recorded n Lber 40, page 437. The above premses s one of the beat grazng ls n Kona f not the best. For further partculars apply to th Commssoner, or to J. K. Nahale, Kal-lu- a, N. Kona, Hawa, or to W. C. AcW. Honolulu, Oahu. W. A. WALL, Commssoner. W. C. Ach, Attorney Com-msponfor er. the ASSGNEES NOTCE OF NTEN TON TO FORECLOSE MORT GAGE AND OF SALE. To all Whom t May Concern: Notce s hereby gven that by vr tue of a power of sale contaned n that certan mortgage dated the 2d day of January, A. D. 900, made executed by W. C. Ach of Honolulu, sl of Oahu, Terrtory of Hawa, to W. R. Castle, Trustee, of Honolulu, sl Terrtory aforesad, recorded n the offce of the Regstrar Honolulu, Oct. 23, of Conveyances n Lber 204, on pages 08 09, whch sad mortgage NOTCE was TO CREDTORS. duly assgned to Mrs. Mary J. Mcn-tan- o by document dated the ASSGNEES 26th day NOTCE. of July. A. D. 902, N notce s hereby THE MATTER OF THE ASSGN gven that the assgnee of MENT, sad mortgage, sad Mrs. Mary J. Montano, FOR THE BENEFT OF THE CREDTORS ntends to foreclose sad mortgage OF HARNO LUNG for KEE COMPANY. breach of All persons condtons n sad mortgage havng clams aganst contaned, Harng Lung Kee Co., dong tq.-w- t: non-paym- busness ent for n when due the cty of the prncpal of Honolulu, nterest sl of Oahu. -. ll.nvn ll - rm - l errtory,,vw., v.ulcu U sad mortgage. Notce s also hereby gven that all sngular the ls, tenements, heredtaments chattels, both real personal, lve stock, all per-- aate berc.0f or t forpvpr harr. YUEN CHONG By LEE LET. Assgnee for Harng Lung Kee Co Dated November 5th, 903. JB Queen Street

6 s an bottl. ural Do Do se at! JtSSt MOORE A. A. WHSKY BEST ON EARTH Old Pure The frequent vsts of warshps of varous natons at Honolulu has made heavy dems upon Admral Tery s Cardff coal. Only recently the Fren h cruser Protets commer dug nto the ple" carred away several hundred tons, the talan warshp Elbe wll come up to the Naval Dock, today another bg hole Wll bt made n the bunkersr When the Brtsh crusers Amphrtte Amphon the torpedo boat destroyers Sparrowhawk Vrago were here early n the summer, Captan Rodman almost had palptaton of the heart as he watched the ples of Cardff coal dwndle down at an alarmng rate. nternatonal courtesy, however, requres that Uncle Sam furnsh foregn warshps that poke ther noses nto th harbor wth what coal they desre, they all have a partalty for Cardff coal. Offcers at the Naval Staton are of the opnon that the merchants of Honolulu would do well to lay n a stoe of Cardff coal for ust such emergences. The past record of the dggng nto the Navy coal bunkers ndcates that the merchants could get rd of several thous tons of Cardff s black nuggets n a year, t would nly be addng another tem of proft to local busness. Uncle Sam s not n the furnshng of coal to foregn warshps for what he can make out of t, but does t merely as a courtesy a return for smlar favors granted to hs own warshps n foregn ports. Palatable UALDOHADO emtl l," www n J Wood S 53., famm Export Agta, Spreckel Bldg. Honolulu, H. L Jesse Moore-Hu- nt Co. stsbohco, cl. Lousvlle, Ky. Thanksgvng Preparatons Early preparatons assure the success of your Thanksgvng Dnner. lat of the l." We are ready wth "the Orders sent n tow wll get the best of our of Nuts Rasns, shp-ve- nt Pne Currants, Ctron Mxed Peels, Preserved Promts, Delcous Mnce Meat Cranberry Sauce. H. May & Co., 22 Telephones 92 Hawaan An Calendar SB 904 FULL PAGE VEWS N COLORS. Our new 904 Hawaan Scenc Vew Calendar n colors Just receved contans 3 CHOCE VEWS OP SLAND SCENERY wthout any excepton t the hsomest Hawaan calendar over produced. No advance n prce only $.00. Now s the tme to mal one to your Sored ones at home. Dont delay too Song as the edton s lmted. Wall. Nchols Co., LMTED. UJS F TOU ARE LOOKNG for a oer-fe- ct har dressng you should TRY FACHECOS DANDRUFF KLLER. The sweet refned odor t leaves to the har makes t an excellent tolet laxury. Sold by all Druggsts at the Unon Barber Shop. Tel. Man 232. phone Whte 80L P. O. Box... WON TA GO. 8 Kng St.. near Maunakea BOUSE PANTNG. Paper Hangng Decoratng done by frst class workmen. PRCES REASONABLE. DSCUSS CVC OUTY Teachers Would nstruct Our Youth. Dr. Mary Roberts Smth Presents Her Vews. Undemocratc Races n Hawa Need of nstructon From the Educated. The relaton of the schools to the communty n a cvc way was the subect for last evenngs meetng of the Terrtoral Teachers Assocaton n the Hgh School buldng. Of most nterest was the contrbuton of Lr. Mary Roberts Smth, Assstant Professor of Socology at Stanford, who spoke on "The Responsblty of the Schools for Cvc ntegrty Effcency." Dr. Smth spoke mmedately followng a song by the Kamehameha Glee Club. She sad that there was a new understng the meanng of patrotsm snce she had been a chld. The newspapers told of many people who are contnually croakng becaust the patrotsm of our forefathers s dead. A study of the condtons of the present day show that the cry s not well founded. A new sort of patrotsm s sprngng up, a patrotsm of whch we are not conscous. We have Just passed througn a transton perod of thrty years n whch the patrotsm of our forefathers has passed away, but only because the ssues whch developed them have also ded away. The old-t- patrotsm grew out of the poltcal relgous ssues of the years pror to the revoluton. The revoluton was characterstc of the poltcal feelng of the century, the desre for consttutonal freedom, whch was seen n other countres as well as Amerca. The desre for relgous tolerance was also apparent the Methodst revval of the frst half of the last century befg an exampe of ths. France, Germany taly, were all n the throes of that fght for consttutonal freedom for greater relgous tolerance. The cvl war brought out new ssues the battle of whether federated Btates of wdely dfferent vews should hang together was fought out. mmedately followng came a volent change n the commercal ndustral development of the country. Wth the cvl war came somethng else, the nflux of great numbers of foregners of men seekng poltcal freedom from rel, Germany other countres. The patrotsm of today must consder the great number of untraned persons brought here so suddenly who have no knowledge of democrat FOR WEAK NERVES. "The hattle of lfe to-da- y not fought wth the muscles hut wth the nervous system," so says Sr J. Crchton Browne, a hgh medcal authorty. Another authorty, the late Dr. J. M. Fothergll, adds, "The more the dgeston weakens the lver kdneys become nactve sluggsh, the more the blood becomes laden wth waste matters, causng many dsorders; among them gout, rheumatsm, heart trouble, asthma prostraton of the nerves. A strong set of nerves, a set to work wth, a set to enable you to st the worlds battles collsons wthout breakng down, must be a well-noursh- ed set of nerves; well-fe- d Derves have got to be part parcel of a strong, well-fe- d body. That s the dea; how then are weak people gong to obtan the strength the assmlatng power whch les behnd t? By usng WAMPOLES PREPARATON a remedy known all over the - world as the most genune quck actng of food-ton- cs blood purfers. You wll search far for a case of deblty no matter what the ultmate cause whch ths modern scentfc medcne cannot at once releve cure. t s palatable as honey contans all the nutrtve curatve propertes of Pure Cod Lver Ol, extracted by us from fresh cod lvers, combned wth the Compound Syrup of Hypophosphtes the Extracts of Malt Wld Cherry. Dr. Edward Clark says: "From a long experence n the use of cod lver ol, have no hestancy n sayng that regard your preparaton the best one on the market." t cannot fal, s benefcal from the frst dose. Guaranteed to ncrease weght renew strength. f hard to lease, try t. Genune s sold Ey all chemsts here everywhere throughout the world. c prncples. Then there s the labor problem, the tax problem, a study of the roads, etc. Another dffculty, apparent also n Hawa, s the rapd rate n whch the country populaton s floodng the towns, What must be fought s the ndffr-- ence of the satsfed well-to-d- am o,! comfortable class who see no reason to nterfere n rasng the cvc stard. The teacher needs to brng home to the chldren the necesstes of the common ctzens duty. The horn, the press schools combne to mak-gooctzens. Schools have a greate or lesser opportunty to nstruct n cvc duty. Here there s every effort to teach an undemocratc race ts cw duty. There are odds to contend wth, he ndfference of the wealthy class the dangers of the spols system. The educated, earnest, ntellgent people here are wllng to shoulder the responsblty of teachng undemocratc races. Mss Alce Kng of the Hgh School spoke on "Topcs n Muncpal Government for Study n Elementary Grades." She outlned a lst of studes for pupls n all grades, favorng a close study of phases of local government n the concrete. Here there was need of much nstructon as the greater porton of n the people s yet unft for ctzenshp. D. L. Van Dne spoke upon "What the Schools Can Do n the Ant-Mosqu- to Campagn asked the teacn-er- s to assst the crusade by teacnng the students of the mosquto, ts forru of development, etc. After a bref dscusson partcpate n by Rev. A. Mackntosh, Dr. Rodgers others, the program was closed wth a voln number by a quartette composed of Mrs. Lull, Mrs. Howard, Mss Hall Mss Koepke. A Lucky Pnd. Great exctement prevaled at the fsh market early ths mornng, when a monster shark, the largest ever seen here, was brought n by some Jap fshermen, who mmedately proceeded to cut the carcass up. The dorsal fn of the sea monster, measured nearly seventy-tw- o nches, wll be presented to the Bshop Museum. But the bysters nearly went wld when upon openng the stomach of the shark a varety of shps nstruments salors clothes were found, upon examnng the lnng of the stomach there were also found several cards explanng the merts of the Douglass Patent Closet, sold by Bath the Plumber, aad guaranteed aganst leakage, the annoyance of runnng water. Phone Man 999. "MY JACK" WLL BE A STRONG PLAY Walter Sanfords players wll present on Wednesday Thursday evenngs, Nov. 7 8, at the Orpheum theater the famous play of "My Jack." Ths play n one nght placed the author, Mr. Ben. Leck, n the foremost rank of Englsh playwrghts. t was the regnng success n London for 320 consecutve nghts, also ran for several months at the Fourteenth Street theater, New York Cty. Af that tme, t enlsted the servces of such well known players as Wlton Lackaye, W. H. Glmour, W. J. Ferguson, Mss sabelle Evesson Mss Katherne Rogers. The frst act shows the fshng vllage of Falmouth, overlookng the Englsh Channel, a scene of peace contentment under the noonday sun. A change soon comes; the pcture fades, changng to the runed old mll house, a werd gruesome spot, a fttng place for the murder there enacted. The second act presents the characterstc nteror of Peters fshng hut. The scene now shfts, showng the deck of the Englsh ronclad "Sea Gull," ts brghtly unformed offcers pacng ts deck, the salor laddes passng to fro, all anxously awatng the sgnal gun to rase anchor. The thrd act Dresents a moonlt pcture of the Englsh camp n Afrca, then a desolate, sad, awe nsprng scene upon the sun scorched blstered desert, thrllng n ts pcture of desolaton, only releved by the fgures of two men, parched dyng n that sea of s, far from home country. The last act brngs the audtor back to Mrs. Prescotts pretty cottage. The dramatc scenes are blended most happly wth a strong ven of comedy, each affordng a pleasng contrast to the other. Ths play wll utlze the full strength of the company, besdes requrng the servcefe of a number of extra people. FOREGNtRS GET U. S. COAL FNED FOR CONTEMPT Judge Gear Makes Sam Parker Vctm. Foreman of Gr Jury Pleads Slow Watch All n Van. Parker Says the Court Was Alo an Offender Frend n Need s Facetous. Samuel Parker, foreman of the Terrtoral gr ury for the Frst Crcut Court, was fned $5 for contemdt of court by Judge Gear yesterday afternoon. The epsode provoked a lot of mrth among the few members of the bar present, one of whom appearng as the frend n need Of the dstngushed culprt openly bantered hm on hs pecular stuaton. Members of the gr ury seen loungng n the corrdors after :30, on beng asked, lke the agrcultural laborers n the parable, why they were loafng, answered that ther foreman had not arrved. "Gentlemen, the Court," Balff Ells heralded a few moments after 2 oclock, all present obeyed the sgnal to rse as Judge Gear, accompaned by-jud- Nott of Australa, entered sat upon the bench. " underst the gr ury has been kept watng," Judge Gear remarked amdst efforts of attorneys to present matters to whch attenton was desred. The tral ury n the Camara case had taken ther seats. Nothng followng the frst remark of Judge Gear, agan nterruptng the lawyers he sad: " am nformed that the gr ury has been kept watng for half an hour. Call the foreman of the gr ury." Mr. Parker was summoned. by the balff, when he had reached the mddle of the courtroom floor, Judee Gear sad he understood that the gr ury had been kept watng for ther foreman half an hour. " do not hear very well," Mr. Parker sad, advancng wth h to ear. When he had reached the das leaned aganst the desk, to the rght of Judge Gear, ths s what he heard: "Colonel Parker, am nformed that you have kept the gr ury watng for half an hour. Have you anythng to say why you should not be punshed for contempt of court?" "My watch ust wants a few seconds of half-pa- st one," Mr. Parker answered as he produced hs tmepece. "You are fned fve dollars for contempt of court, Col. Parker," was the sentence, " hope you wll see that your watch s rght hereafter. The Court would remnd you, Col. Parker, that the hours of the gr ury are set. t s not proper to keep thrteen or fourteen men watng for one man to get lunch." Mr. Parker fumbled n hs pockets then, lookng toward the bar, asked f anyone had a "fve" to lend. Attorney Bttng proffered the money, whch Mr. Parker tendered to Judge Gear, who ordered hm to pay t to the clerk the clerk to gve a receot therefor "for contempt of court," the Judge was careful to emphasze. Mr. Bttng okngly asked Mr. Parker to turn the recept over to hm wth hs. O. U. on the back of t. "There s no appeal from ths, suppose," Mr. Parker observed whle the transacton was beng completed. "Yes, there s an appeal," the Court reoned. "The Court was late tself," the gr ury foreman moodly observed as he turned away. "You the Attorney General kept me late." "You must remember you are addressng the Court," was sternly uttered by Judge Gear, but by ths tme the stalwart form of the foreman was movng toward the door. There was a prelude outsde to the drama n court. Judge Gear Mr. Parker had been of a party celebratng the late Kng Kalakauas brthday at the Kapolan Estate offces, whch gave the Judge a sort of orgnal ursdcton of the fact that the foreman of the gr ury was late. The Latest Scentfc Dscovery s based on the prncple, "Destroy the cause, you remove the effect." Herpcde klls the germs that cause druff by dscng up the Fsalp as thay burrow ther pestferous way to the har root, where they nnany destroy tte har. Wthout da draft" your har wll s. w luxur antly. Npvwb"os Herpsote stops dr- ff fallng bar, arv starts har growng - n 0 days, Oneb- e wll convnce you of - ths. HOLJUSTER RXTO For Sle at Flrst-Ca- ss urs stores. s? CO.. T.TD Acuta, JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctoneer d Broter KAAHUMANU ST. P. O. Box 594, Telephone 7a. THS DAY At Aucton AT 0 OCLOCK A. M At my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu street, wll sell at Publc Aucton, Dry Goods, Groceres, Two Fne Large Oak Desks Boxes Apples, Sacks Potatoes, Sacks of sl Rce n good order, Etc., Etc., Etc. JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTONEER. Receved by S. S. ALAMEDA Fne Resdence for Sale. offer at prvate sale one of the ncest resdences n Manoa. Nearly one acre of l, all mproved, well-bulwth a t, large dwellng - house. Comms about the fnest vew of sea shore to be obtaned. For partculars apply to JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTONEER. James F. Morgan Mtattr n Mr KAAHUMANU ST. P O. Box 594, Telephone 72. Castle & Cooke, Ltd. HONOLULU. Commsson Merchants. SUGAR FACTOK 8. AGENTS FOR The Ewa Plantaton Co. The Waalua Agrcultural Oft The Kohala Sugar Co. The Wamea Sugar Mll Co. Tte Fulton ron Works, St. Mo. The Stard OU Co. The George F. Blake Steam Westons Centrfugals. The New Engl Mutual Lte la ance Co., of Boston. The Aetna Fre nsurance Cft Hartford. Conn. The Allance Assurance Co. f don..s.grnbaum&co XJMTTMD. taportefs Commsson Merchts OLB AGENTS FOB -- ; Lttle Jack Smokng Tobacco 5c 0c packages Agents for SKTSH AMERCAN ASSURAJfCQf - COMPANY, of Toronto. Ontarta. DELAWARE NSURANCE CO, Bft Phladelpha. Lowneys Chocolates Reduced. Lowneys Celebrated Chocolates re duced to y a per pound. The Most Delcous Cy n the World. LEWS & CO., LTD. t THE BG GROCERS, 69 Kng St. The Lowers & Cooke Bldg Telephones 240 SOLE AGENTS FOR THE HAWA- AN SLANDS. M 0 - N MSNUMENrs N T t OF ALL KNDS AT AXTELLS Alakea Street P. O. Box 642. MOUSES MOVED HOUSES RASED HOUSES REPARED NEW HOUSES BUEB Stores Offces Repared. W. T.PATY Contractor Bulder Offce 048 Alakea street, between Kng Hotel. Phone Blue 80. Vstng Cards Prnted from plate. W. BEAKBANE. Masonc Bldg. Horse Clppng BY EXPERENCED MEN AT Club Stablss FORT STREET. TFT. tatx -- a HACKS Nos. 7, 24, 82, 6, 87, 4, 82 Ast Wnes Btrt Table Wnes n Use. Sold by - lquor Dealers. HOrE rfc BAKERY Beretana Cor, Alakea St. Strctly Home Made Pes rsw ot an tunas. Saturday specals: Cre urs, also Boston Baked Beans. ALL KNDS OF Rubber Garn Goodyear lubber Co. R. H. PEASE, Presdent, San Francsco, Cal., TJ. 8. A. COTTON BROS. & CO. ENGNEERS AND GENERAL COW-TRACTO- Plans Estmates furnsh classes of Contractng Work. Boston Block. Honolulu. far afl UP-TO-DA- SWELL TE MLLNERY AT Mss Powers Mllnery Parlors Boston Buldng, Port Street THE Wonder Mllnery Parlors Have Just receved "the latest styles of Hats, the new trmmngs nsw so popular sa the manl.

7 You Wlt Be Happy f Well. Panes Celery Compound Bestows that Health Vgor that Makes Lvng a Pleasure. f you are sck s, t s n your power to make yourself healthy, strong, happy. There s not the slghtest reason why you should go through lfe feelng sckly, mserable, langud, melancholc. To be well strong, means happness true oy. f you are sleepless, rheumatc, neuralgc, dyspeptc, or have the shadows of dsease hoverng over you; f you are not as brght, energetc, strong as you were some weeks ago, the use of Panes Celery Compound wll tone up fortfy your whole system, cleanse the blood, correct dgeston, sharpen the appette, conduce to restful sleep. Thous s once n a half-dea- condton owe ther d present good health to the use of Panes Celery Compound. Mr. Wm. S. Gbson, of Pleasure vlle, Ky., who, through sckness sufferng, was brought near the dark grave, wrtes as follows, regardng hs marvelous cure: " have been broken down n health strength, nervous system shattered, kdneys out of order, had nervous tremblng spells off on for the last ten years. have taken three bottles of your Panes Celery Compound all of the above-mentone- d troubles have left me, can now do a good days work. go about my lmsness all day long t dont worry me, now feel better than have n ten years. have a good appette, can eat get around on foot as actve as when was a boy. My age s 65 years." DAMOND DYES Color Jackets, Coats, Capes, Rbbons, Necktes, Wasts., Stockngs wll not tad or crock when ty4 wth Damond Dyes. Drecton book 45 dyed ample! free. DAMOND DYES, Burlngton, Vt. HORSE SHOENG! V. W. Wrght Co., Ltd. have opened a horse-shoen- g department n connec--.. ton wth ther carrage shop, etc. Havng secured the servces of a frst-cla- ss shoer, they are tre-par- ed to do all work ntrusted to them n a frst- - class manner. TREES From Calforna esesassabs TW"" WBM M Orange, Olve, Fg. Everythng n Frut Tree Lne. WNE, RASN AND TABLE GRAPE VNES. Place orders now for delvery season 904. Complete llustrated nursery catalogue publshed rfenglsh or Spansh, maled for 5c postage. Pad-u- p Captal, $200, FANCHER CREEK NURSERES, nc. CCO. C. ROCONO, Pres. a Gcn Man. THE PACFC COMMERCAE ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 7, MOS. petton of the executors of E. C. Mac- - farlanes wll for an order of sale of AFTERNOON DE BOLTS the Puuloa sheep ranch. CLEARANCE RemanderofCases Wll Be Called Tomorrow. Commsson for Takng Testmony n Jones Murder Case, Parker Jewel Robbery Tral Next Week Order for Sale of Puuloa Sheep Ranch. Nurney, the one convcted of the Camp McKnley tro ndcted for stealng 8 bottles of beer from Moodys saloon, Wakk, was sentenced by Judge Gear to pay a fne of $ n the double murder case of Edward M. Jones, a commsson was ordered by Judge Gear to ssue to"w. S. Wse, Hlo, for takng the testmony of Mrs. Jane S. Reed at that ulace. Yong Kng, sellng lquor wthout a lcense, had hs case contnued untl tomorrow. Samao Souba Camara was placed on house wthout a lcense. C. C. Bttng for defendant entered a moton to quash the ndctment, whch was set for hearng at 9:30 Wednesday. THE CVL CALENDAR. Elzabeth K. Pratt vs. Y. Ahn Co., Knney & Ballou fled a moton before Judge Gear for a rehearng of exced-ton- s to the report of commssoner to admnster dower n the matter of the late Antone Rosas estate, By request of Holmes & Stanley, attorneys for plantff, the executon for $ n the sut of Cty Mll Co., Ltd., vs. W. C. Ach s returned by Heh Sherff Brown unsatsfed. Hatutaro Myamoto has fled hs bond n $200, wth the Pacfc Surety Co. hs surety, as guardan of Hotuhra Myarmoto, a mnor. Hram Kolomoku pettons that he be apponted guardan of hs sx mnor chldren who have property n ther own rght wthn the ursdcton. Defendant n the l trespass sut of Fredercke Nolte vs. J. Alfred Ma- - goon has fled a moton for a new tral. to be made before Judge De Bolt to morrow mornng. An amended declaraton has been fled by plantff n the sut of Wlmer- - dng Loewe Co. vs. Lawrence H. Dee Judge Robnson apponted Mrs. Lucy McWayne guardan of her four mnor chldren under $500 bond. YERYANNGYNG DSPATCHES FROM ASSOCATED PRESS SMLA, Nov. 6. Gen. Ktchener was txlav thrown from hs horse suffered a fractured eg. The horse became frghtened n a tunnel. 7 TANGER, Nov. 6. Refugees arrvng n Tanger report that terrble outrages are beng commtted by the troops of the Sultan. MOSCOW, Russa, Nov. 6. Russan troops have been dspatched to the East. Ths move of the Russan government s sad to be drected aganst Chna. LONDON, Nov. 6. The Colomban government has cabled a protest aganst the acton of the Unted States European governments n ther recognton of the Panama revolutonary government. WASHNGTON, Nov. 6. The House of Representatves todav agreed to vote on the Cuban recprocty bll Thursday next. The dscusson wl be largely Ths Hardly Expresses What Honolulu People Say of t RANFALL FOR OCTOBER an outlne of polcy on the part of opposng party leaders. WASHNGTON, Nov. 5. Presdent Roosevelt todav sent to the House the correspondence dealng wth the Panama government, lts correspondence was called for by Congressman Htt of the Foregn Relatons Commttee the frst day of the extra sesson. WASHNGTON, Nov. 6. Quartermaster General Humphres n hs annual report makes the recommendaton that Honolulu be made a regular port of call of the transport servce n the Pacfc. COLON, Panama, Nov. 6. The Colomban Peace Commssoners arrved n Colon today were formally receved by the offcals of the Panama Government. The U. S. S. Dxe led addtonal marnes mmedately followng the arrval of the Unted States battleshp Mane, whch came nto port today. Good natured people are often rrtable. HAWA. f you knew the reason, you would Hlo. not be suprpsed. Statons. Ft. Elev.nches Ever have tchng ples? Ran Waakea. tral for seducton. W. S. Flemng appeared Not sck enough to go to bed; not for the Terrtory W. T. well enough to be content. 0 (.town) Rawlns for the defendant. The followng urors were found satsfactory Spols your temper, nearly drves you Hakalau The constant tchng sensaton. Kaumana 250 Hard to bear; harder to get relef. Pepeekeo 00.3 after several challenges had been exercsed: J. K. Clark, J. P. Makana, snt relef cure a long-fe- lt Puuohua 050 crazy. Honohna want? Laupahoehoc 5u0 tv.se Ke-oloe- George Woolsey, Wm. A. Hall, Sol. Tou can have relef f you wll follow the advce of ths gentleman. Hamakua. Ookala S5 Theo. Wolff, F. J. Robello, E. K. Rathburn, C. B. Lemon, G. W. Hay-selde- n, Mr. Frank Lebly of 326 S. Man St.. Kukaau J. L. Aholo W. M. Bush. Wlkesbarre, Pa., U. S., who says: "t Paaulo s wth much pleasure that testfy to Paauhau The tral s stll on. the merts of Doans Ontment n cases Honokaa (Mll) The tral of Ben. Gallagher Hugh f tchng ples. suffered from that Honokaa (Mencke) Rooney for the Parker ewel robbery tormentng afflcton for the past year. Kukuhaele L was set ftfr Monday next. tred nearly everythng that was recommended to me what saw ad- Awn Ranch Kohala. Frank Lucewko was called to plead vertsed, but could get no relef. Fnally procured Doans Ontment. After Kohala (Msson) Null to hs ndctment for keepng a lodgng a few applcatons was much re- - Kohala (Sugar Co.) leved,, contnung the treatment. Haw Mll fl was soon completely cured. have Puakea Ranch felt no sgns of that ntolerable tchng Puuhue Ranch snce, t s four months ago snce Wamea used Doans Ontment. To say that Kona. was delghted s only half expressng Huehue my enthusasm. recommend ths Holualoa 350 assumpst, was tred before Jude De remedy whenever the opportunty s Kealakekua 5S0 presented. You may publsh my state- - Bolt yesterday by the followng ury: Napoopoo Q ment at any tme can always be Hoopuloa 650 saac Adams, John Kuaana, W. H. found at 326 S. Man street, wll Hoopuloa Thornton, P. M. Lucas, E. R. Adams, vouch for the same." Puuwaawaa Ranch Geo. Cypher, Ben. Guerrero, E. E..uoans ontment Plls for sale by all dealers; prce 50 cents. Maled by The.33 Mossman, saac Noar, Jas. A. Auld, Hollster Drug Co., agents for the Ha 0.53 Chas. E. Frasher Chas. Butzke. waan sls C. W. Ashford appeared for plantff,. Remember the name DOANS, anr a--. ZZs take no substtute. l. A. ounn ur ueeutt. ue u,, retred at 2:50 p. m. At 5:25 they returned, after havng come out once before for nstructons, wth a verdct for plantff for?430 nterest at 6. The Tn Canned Dog. A dog wth a tn can on hs tal s most eenerallv n a hnrrv sn n ro wo yqu ghoud see fn. FRESNO, CAL., U.S. A per cenu. on uvcuuc "-- " J workmanshp cheapness of our Kau. Kahuku Ranch 680 Honuapo 5 Naalehu 650 Hlea 30 Paha la 850 Volcano House 4000 Puna. Olaa (Mt. Vew),..690 Olaa (Plantaton) Kapoho 0 Pahoa 600 MAU. Lahana 40 Waopae Ranch.700 An excepton was noted tor derenaant,, awnngs, pearson potter com wth notce of moton for a new tral. pany..tc TO CLOSE OUT. Olllman House Judge De Bolt, at 9 a. m. tomorrow, ArArVrAArrAArrAArVArr WMWMMVWMMVVMMWyww Boquet 8gars wll call all the remanng cases on hs ; RE3TORE STREfM! B6AVER LUNCH ROOMS porton of the cvl calendar, for the purpose H. J. NOLTB. of havng them set down as Thouss of men are mere Dygmes ready for tral, or for other proper dsposton. The cases are the followng: ward, of what nature ntended them back- over-senstv- e, fearng to venture, delcate, easly dscouraged, short T. V. Kng vs. Chas. S. Desky; Lew-er- s FOR of breath, & Cooke, Ltd., vs--. Hng Yp & Co.; the VOLCANO weak-nerve- d, lackng n grt, the "s" whch s the possesson of Hyman Bros. vs. Sng Warn, defend- - vgorous health. They need Electrcty, whch s anmal vtalty. t s ant, W. A. Whtng garnshee; Won the foundaton of all vgor. t s the Lou Co. vs. Sun Lock Co.; C. B. Mnes! fuel to the engne whch runs the human machne. Electrcty, as apply For the Crater of MOKUAWEOWEp vs. Jack Kalawahea; Henry May & Co., va Napoopoo; party of not less than t, s a source of new lfe to all parts sx; everythng necessary provded. Ltd. vs. Wng Wo Lung Co., Ltd.; B. of the body. My S. Gregory vs. F. H. Redward F. ROUND TRP M. Swanzy; Emmeluth & Co., Ltd. vs. Dr. McLaughlns Electrc Belt F. H. Redward F. M. Swanzy; Enterprse Mll Co., Ltd. vs. Pacfc Co., of youth. Any man who wears t can UCKET.Restores the snap, the vm vgor he a gant n mental physcal de "Mauna Loa" leaves on Frdav at Ltd.; Macfarlane & Co., Ltd. vs. D. noon; returns followng Frday.. H. Kahaulello; Constant Sterlng vs. velopment. Men, are you weak, have you F. M. Swanzy F. H. Redward; pans n the back, varcocele, weak stomach, constpaton, lumbago, rheumatsm, enlarged prostate gl, or CMCHC8TWSENC8H Wng Wo Lung Co., Ltd. vs. C. Wlnam, defendant, Bshop & Co. et al, Pf HAKE. V H Kaupo (Mokulau) 285 Kpahulu 308 Hana Nahku 850 Nahku 600 Haku 700 Kula (Erehwon) 4500 Kula Waakoa 2700 Puuomale 400 Paa 89 Haleakala Ranch 2000 Waluku 250 LANA. Keomuku 0 OAHU. Punahou (W. Bureau) 47 Kulaokahua (Castle) 50 Makk Reservor 20 U. S. Naval Staton 6 Kapolan Park 0 College Hlls 75 Manoa ( Woodlawn Dary) Manoa (Rhodes Gardens) nsane Asylum 30 Kamehameha Schools 75 Kalh-uk- a 485 Nuuanu (Hall) 50 Nuuanu (Wylle St.) 250 Nuuanu (Electrc Staton) Nuuanu (Luakaha) 850 U. S. Experment Staton 350 Kalula 50 Tantalus Heghts (Frear) Wamanalo 25 Maunawl 300 Kaneohe 00 Ahumanu Kahuku 25 Waalua 37 Wahawa 900 Ewa Plantaton 60 U. S. Magnetc Staton 45 Wapahu 200 Moanalua 5 KAUA. Lhue (Grove Farm) 200 Lhue (Molokoa) Lhue (Kukaua) 000 Keala 5 Klauea Plantaton 325 Hanale Waol Haena 5 Waawa 32 Eleele 50 Wahawa Mt McBryde 850 Lawa (Govt Road) 450 Lawa West 225 Lawa East 800 Koloa S S DELAYED REPORTS FOR SEPT. Waawa.. Puuwaawaa Ranch Hoopuloa 650 Hoopuloa 2300 Kula (Erehwon) Keala Hlo Honokaa l.w R. C. LYDECKER. Terrtoral Meteorologst. $50. COMPLANS OF HEALTH NSPECTORS NNYROyAV.PLLS AwtT retaoe. sunr. for CHCHESTERS ENGLSH n UF.n n4 Gold meu.ltc dom. m wth blue rbbon. Take no other. BeftM!)cern SnbtltuUon ad r talan. Buy or your,- Q Drtmt. 3. lunp for partcular. Teatfnal od " Belef for Ladle," m letur.h re (nra Mall. lo.ooo Tutmool!. So,a o Drocclts. Cnleheater uaeaea M Malt 60 Haaar. fhla A dollars worth of Toys for 40c. at the RED FRONT STORE, Nuuanu, cor. of Queen street. Also, a full lne of Gentlemens Furnshng Goods. Hot Bans Goffee LKE TOUR MOTHERS MADE AT fullers on Hotel St CL o) "u "8 9 uo uaa) wo garnshee; W. R. Rley vs. The Metropoltan Meat Co., Ltd.; W. C. Parke vs. J. W. Cathcart, defendant, Bank of Hawa, garnshee; Mnne Ferrera vs. Lorrn Andrews; The Orental Lfe nsurance Co. Ltd. vs. Wee Shng; F. E. Thompson vs. Ah Png & Co.; Jose Kodrgues Canuta vs. a. uouuv: a. F. Franca vs. E. C. Martn; JameS Carty vs. B. T. Whte; Tong See vs. A. M. Brown, Hgh Sherff; Lee Ahlo vs. Royal nsurance Company; Lee Chu vs. Hee Fat; Harvey Carpenter vs. J. nsurance Co.; C. Shozawa vs. Kamalo Sugar Co., Ltd.; Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. vs. Ln Fat et al.; O. P. any of the results of early dsspaton or over-wor- k? My method of applyng Electrcty whle you sleep at nght wll cure you. t flls the nerves wth the fre of lfe. Read Ths Evdence : The nervous weakness complaned of th last sx or seven months has entrely gone. Tour Bet cured me n. two months. The Belt has also done wonders for my son, who had a bad case of rheumatsm. Snce my cure have prased your Belt to many doctors as well as others, wll contnue to do so. Yours sncerely, H. W. YOUNG, Port Harford, Cal. Dr. McLaughlns book s publshed for free dstrbuton to those nterested n the development of vgorous health n men women. t s profusely llustrated descrbes my method of treatment applances. Sent sealed free on request. Send for t today. dr m g Mclaughln. 906 market st. Above Ells, sal FnmUaco. Offce Hours 8. a. m. to 8 p. m.; Sundays, 0 to. MENNENS TOLET PO BORATED TALCUM Beautfes the Compexon HQnoum Soap Brown vs. P. T. Baker, et al.; Sng DELGHTFUL AFTER BATHWG. Chong Co. vs. Lu Hop Wa Co.: W. A LUXURY AFTER SHAVNC. J. Lowre vs. Kalau Kakanahaole; A Postve Relef for Prckly Heat. Chalnr, Sunburn anl Achng Feet, a afflctons of the Skn. 5 OFFER FOR SALE Kapolan Estate,. Ltd. vs. Manuel Recommended by emnent Physeat.s Xur as. Sal Soda, the most perfectly hygenc Gomes; John F. Colburn vs. Charles S. Caustc Soda, Tolet Powder for nfants Adults, ors-ne.- Slcate of Soda, Desky. Get Hnn the : t s cntn lr dfferent from! Tallow. VAROUS TEMS. ethrr tolet, nfant d eampfon powder. t contans no tarch, J rce cr other rrtant (o c mm. o n ord.&rr face RESN. N QUANTTES TO SUT pow- - do-- Judge De Bolt approved the accounts. The many mert of MF.NNf BrateJ al.um lt r. n f r. fx anu w am buvw..s. s a m eontleflb mtatons, raapv -- ofs-- e dawrerou. T u mre of (retunr tle Kuae, look fur ennea face on th ft VOR tr KY ALL K HKlftlK. C DO. M.W.McChesney&Sons granted the dscharge of Augustne J Douglass McBryde, executor of the wll.ltmttep. of Mary Elzabeth McBryde, deceased. Judge Gear at chambers granted the GERHARD MENNEN CHEMCAL CO., New&rk, K. J.. U. C. A. 5 vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvvvvvvvvvwvvvv Depot: HOBRON DRUO COMPANY. Honolulu, Nov. 6, 903. Edtor Advertser: am very much troubled by the nspector of the Board of Health lately, by orderng my tenants to change ther sleepng apartments to sut hmself. wsh to know what rght has he to rase such a fusa, as the buldng under hs nspecton" s clean santary- - see no reason why such tenants of my buldng should do ths, whle the tenants of a buldng next to mne, whch s occuped the same way as mne, were not ordered to do so. s ths a scheme to make a few dollars out of those who do not comply wth hs own make-u- p regulatons? The Board of Health should nvestgate the matter, put a stop to the acton of the nspectors, whch s a nusance to the people. The buldng n queston s stuated on Vneyard street near Llha. Thankng you for the space, reman, Tours very truly, LEE LET. - : Alfred Magoon Thos. Ftch; W. C. Peaceck & Co., Ltd. vs. Henry C. Vda; ey. Fukushma vs. Morhro; M. W. & Sons vs. Wng Wo Lung Co.; Gaw Chong et al. vs. Royal nsurance Co.; Leong Tck Co. New-Zeal vs. WHEN" TOU CANNOT SLEEP for coughng t s hardly necessary that any one should tell you that you need a few doses of Chamberlans Cough Remedy to allay the rrtaton of the throat make sleep possble. t always cures cures quckly. Benson, Smth & Co., Ltd., "VTholesale Agents, sell t. A Japanese monthly magazne called "Aloha" has begun publcaton n ths cty. PROPER MANAGEMENT The proper management of a estate nvolves great care responsblty. Ths the HAWAAN TRUST CO., LTD., s prepared to gve. 923 Fort street. BSHOP & CO.. BANKERS ESTABLSHED EN 858, Bankng Department. Transact busness n all departrswbh of bankng. Collectons carefully attended to. Exchange bought cold. Commercal Travelers Letters f Credt ssued on the Bank o Calforna N. M. Rothschld & Sons, Londoa Correspondents: The Bank of Calforna, Commercal Bankng Co. f Sydney, Ltd., London. Drafts cable transfers on Chna Japan through the Hongkong ansl Shangha Bankng Corporaton Chartered Bank of nda, Australa ansl Chna. nterest allowed on term deposts a the followng rates per annum, vs: Seven days notce, at 2 per cent. Three months, at S per cent. Sx months, at 3 per cent. Twelve months, at 4 per cent. Trust Department. Act as trustees under mortgages. Manage estates, real personal. Collect rents dvdends. Valuable papers, wlls, bonds, etc receved for safe keepng. Accountant Department. Audtors for corporatons prvate frms. Books examned reported on Statements of affars prepared. Trustees on bankrupt or nsolvent estates. Offce, 924 Bethel street. Savngs Department. Deposts receved nterest allowed at 4 per cent per annum, n accordance wth rules regulatons, copes of whch may be obtaned on applcaton. nsurance Department. Agents for FRE, MARNE, LFE, ACCDENT, EMPLOYEES LA- BLTY NSURANCE COMPANES, nsurance offce, 924 Bethel street. WM. C RWH & CO. Ltd. Wm. G. rwn... Presdent Manages Vce-Presde- nt ClauB Spreckels Frst Vce-Presde- W. M. Offard... Second nt H. M. Whtney, Jr..Treasurer Sec George W. Ross...Audtor Sugar Factors Commsson Agents 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 el Munch & Berln. Allance Marne & General Assurance Co., Ltd., of London. Royal nsurance Company of Lverpool, Allance Assurance Company el Lon "on. Rochester German nsurance Cora-pan-y of N. Y. WM. G. RWN & COMPANY. Ld AGENTS TOM Western Sugar Refnng Co., Ban Francsco, Cal. Baldwn Locomotve Works, Phladelpha, Pa. Newell Unversal Mll Co., Manufacturers of Natonal Cane Shredder, New York, N. Y. Paraffne Pant Company, San Fran-clsc- o, CaL Ohlt & Co., San Francsco, Cal. Pacfc Ol Transportaton Co., San Francsco, CaL Unon Ol Co. of Calforna Fuol on Offce of Hawaan Department, room 307 Stangenwald Bldg. C. C. PERKNS, Supt. Man offce, Mlls Buldng, San Francsco. JNO. BAKER, Jr., Mgr. O. E3-- Collns MANUFACTURER OF Harness Saddles Cne near Fort St. Tel. Man 44. P. O. Box 607 Phone Blue 646. P. O. Box Ml Kvvong Yuen Hng Co N. Kng St. mporters Dealers n Chnese Slks, Grass Lnens, Fne Mattngs, Teas, Camphor Wood Trunks, Ebony Furnture. Bamboo Stools, Rattan Arm Chars. ft

8 e Make Your Own 904 Calendars Bffl THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 7, 903. AN OL-WEL- L ON FRE N THE NEW TEXAS OL-FELD- S. $5000 REWARD! FOR the Arrest Convcton O- F- JOHN COtK r Mount a favorte kodak pcture, taken by yourself, on one of our beautful calendar mounts the effect wll be both pleasng flled wth assocaton. These mounts are made n mtaton of natural woods are very hsome. See samples n our show wndow. "We have also beautful sl vews to ft. HONOLU L.U Photo Supply Co. FORT STREET CRUDE OL FOR Destroyng Mosqutoes Assst n the campagn secure relef from the obnoxous Dest. Ths ol lberally used n cesspools, ponds other breedng places wll destroy the larvae prevent the layng of eggs. 5c A Bottle 5c CAN BE PURCHASED N ANT DESRED QUANTTES. (Pnts, Quarts, Gallons Fve Gallons.) "DRECTONS ARE GVEN ON EACH BOTTLE. W. W. Dmond & Go., Ltd. DEALERS N HOUSEHOLD NECESSTES. K-5-7 Kng Street Honolulu. NOTCE. ANT WOMAN OR GRL NEEDNG toelp or advce, s nvted to commun cate, ether n person or by letter, wth Ensgn Nora M. Underbll, matron of the Salvaton Army Womans ndus tral Home, Toung street, between Ar tesan McCully streets, mauka ds, Honolulu. Keystone-Elg- n WATCHES Durable Accurate KEYSTONE trrvt,? THE watch cw cn EUbllhtl8U Phlladelphla.U.S.A. AMERCAS OLDEST AND LARGEST WATCH FACTORY For sale by the Prncpal Watch tealrs n the T Hawaan lg AH PAT & Co. 93 South Kng, near Alakea. MERCHANT TALORS. Expert cutter, formerly wth J. D. Tregloan. Cleanng reparng a specalty. h Rupture BE8JLaLL.rJ Dr.Perce8 Electrc uss 8 a Marvel..Nothng lke t. Best Retaner on erth B.nd a GtHuru Cure for Rupture. " World-renowne- 27 mprovemts. f ruptured nvestgate at odcse. Call or wrte for "Booklkt J." MAGNETC C. TRUSS CO West 2th Str w ons., H. V. or 206 Poet Street, San Francs., CaU Gr Bowlng Tournament NOW ON at the Honolulu Bowlng Parlors ALAKEA STREET. PUBLC NVTED. MUSC All the best stard sheet musc a stock at our Young Buldng musc 9tore. Fnest panos for sale or rent. HAWAAN NEWS CO., LTD. E. Q. Rowe Pantng n all t Papr-kangln- g branche. Decoratng. Kng fcntf Alakea Streets. P. O. Box SX. HHH-HHH-H-B9l9HHHBU vw - a k 5BHH5H SsKSHhHSHv 9Blk tbp 4MMHHHBllll-Rsl-HflHS- HHflHHSkJ9P9 Wxn3lH&.E U The dscovery of rch ol-fel- ds n the neghborhood of Sour Lake, Texas, has created a cty of S000 oeople n what two years ago was an unnhabted prare. The ol flows n such abundance that f all the wells were allowed to veld ther maxmum quantty 200,000 barrels daly would be produced. The ol s runnng to waste n the vcnty of Sour Lake. "Where the ol catches fre, as shown n the photograph, earth embankments are frequently bult to keep t from spreadng. SOUTH AMERCANS DONT HOLD YANKEES N ESTEEM "Fgure t to yourself, senor," exclamed the excted Colomban, as he spped hs aguardente n a posada at Cal, a town far n the nteror of hs country. "You Amercans would construct the canal at Panama, you say t would brng much commerce great rches to our country. Bueno! But what then? You would make slaves ol our people. You would overrun the country, ntroducng all manner of vce crme dsease. You would even " ths as a fnal, unanswerable argument "buld ralroads." "Well," asked the Amercan, " wouldnt that be a good thng for you?" "A good thng!" The Colomban grew more excted than ever, waved hs arms frantcally. "Why, t would spol my mule busness! What should we do wth our mules when everybody sent goods by tbf. ralroad. We should have to eat them! FOREGNERS ARE DSLKED. "We do not want you strangers to come here worry us. You cannot make even 5 cents n your own country, so you come to ours to make money out of the honest, trustng, truthful Colombans who know nothng of your schemng ways. We wsh to have nothng to do wth you. We get along very well by ourselves." Ths man expressed the sentments of hs race of most Spansh-Amercan- s. Even wealthy educated Colombans share hs vews. They dslke-an- despse foregners, frmly beleve that Colomba s the bggest "pebble on he beach." Outsde of ts borders, they held, there s lttle or nothng worth countng. Span s the one foregn country they ndorse. The dwellers on the sthmus of Panama are the only exceptons to ths general rule. They beleve n foregners foregn nsttutons, are naturally anxous to see the canal fnshed. But then a Pana-maa- n s not reckoned as a Colomban by the other Colombans. He s a despsed "grngo," ust lke an Amercan or an Englshman. The untraveled South Amercan s absolutely ncredulous when he s told about the wonders of foregn ls. QUEER VEWS OF THE, UNTED STATES. "When lved n Cal," sad an Englshman, who had ust come to ths country after a resdence of several years n Venezuela, "there was a man from Dayton, Oho, stayng there. One evenng we were wth some Colobans, he started tellng them about the wonderful thngs n Dayton, Oho the cars that ran wthout mules, the four-stor- y buldngs the fre engnes. They were poltely ncredulous, so thought would stran ther fath a bt more by tellng them about New York. " descrbed the Brooklyn brdge the twenty-stor- y skyscrapers dared not go hgher. When told them there were seven roads on the brdge that hundreds of thouss of people passed over t every day, they looked at me sadly reproachfully overheard one of them whsper to another, Caramba! That man les much better than the other one. " "Do you have butter mlk n New York?" another Colomban asked an Amercan. "You canrt have! You say that the place s nothng but houses closely packed to gether. Where, then, do you keep the cows?" "Are you marred?" the same nan nqured. "You cant be. You were not marred here, know there are no churches n your country. Yon are all heretcs there, although some of you pretend to be Catholcs when you come here." And nothng would persuade hm that the Unted States were not entrely desttute of the means of grace. n Colomba other South Amercan countres the people have curous deas regardng socal clubs. They thnk a club s smply a superor knd of saloon nto whch well-dress- ed any man can walk order up a drnk. Ther own clubs are conducted on that prncple. Y len the foregners resdent n a certan Colomban town started a club of ther own, they found t neccssarv to put a notce over the door. "The Strangers Club s not a publc "place." That enracred the natves. "How dare they forbd Colombans to enter ther club?" one of the local newspapers asked ndgnantly. "f they have the nsolence to do ths now, what wll they do when the Yankees buld the canal?" COLOMBA DEFES THE WORLD. Of the power of foregn countres the average South Amercan has no concepton. The Colombans, for example, thnk that ther two or three leaky, msty lttle rur.wats consttute the Greatest navv t the world. A few months ago, when rrtated bv foregn crtcsms the newspapers n Fogota advocated an mmedate declaraton of.var T t v - aga,m Venezuela, the Unted States German--, Thev put the four countres on a level for mltarv purposes. "Let us," they sad, "show these people that we vnll not endure the thngs they say about us. Let us fght them all, show the whole world that Colomba s able to punsh those who malgn her." Durng the last revoluton, n the course of whch over a hundred thous Colombans pershed. Gen. Bonlla. the governor of the Cauca department, wanted to transport some troops from Buenaventura to Panamn A Prfh mal stpampr nnnoryaa v so he wred from Cal to the offcals there to seze her use her as a transport. The captan crew refused to work the shp, the Brtsh consul cabled to Panama brought down a Brtsh cruser, whch traned ts guns on the town. Gov. Bonlla receved a telegram tellng hm about ths new development whle he was at a publc banquet. He scrbbled a reply, then rose made a flamboyant speech. " have ordered the offcals at Buenaventura," he sad, "to seze the cruser as well. We shall fnd t useful n fghtng the revolutonsts. Colomba wll brook no nterference n her affars. f the strangers trouble us any more, we wll close the port of Buenaventura, the Unted States Europe wll not get any coffee. That wll punsh them effectually-.- " THE SATANC NCUBATOR. t An Amercan lvng n Europe once mported an ncubator astonshed the natves by tellng them that he was gong to hatch chckens wthout the assstance of the mother hen. They snffed ncredulously, sad that he was a "loco" ( lunatc L but when the apparatus was nstalled they crowded around eagerly to see what would happen. "t s rdculous," declared the women. "The man ought to be put n the ;casa de locos, " When the egg-shel-ls began to break the women fell on ther knees crossed themselves. "t s the work of the devl," they sad. "The stranger s n league wth the evl one, lke all hs knd." Later on when the chckens toddled out of the ncubator, the women refused to feed such chldren of Satan, or even to stay n the same yard wth them. And when they became mature enough to make a dnner, the cook went on strke refused to kll or roast them. THE BARBAROUS FOREGNERS FST. "What savages you strangers are!" exclamed a promnent Venezuelan statesman to an Englsh trader when the latter told hm that the foregners club n Caracas had purchased some sets of boxng self-defensgloves the members were practcng the noble art of e. "Why dont you settle your quarrels wth the revolver or the sword or the knfe, lke gentlemen? Your fghtng s most brutal barbarous." "f you draw a revolver or a knfe on a South Amercan," sad a man who has traveled rght through the contnent, "he wont turn a har, for he s brave enough n mortal ccmbat. But f you double up your fst threaten to punch hs head, he wlts rght away. The Colombans are partcularly afrad of the fst, for an Englshman once struck a Colomban between the eyes klled hm on the spot. That case created a great sensaton throughout Colomba convnced the people that all foregners were barbarans." VENEZUELA LONGS TO FGHT EUROPE. Even the presdent of Venezuela. Cprano Castro, has no dea of the power of foregn countres. When the naves of Great Brtan, Germany taly were blockadng hs coasts he regretted that he was unable to fght. "t s lke a duel wth swords at thrty paces," he lamented to an Amercan vstor. "Ther shps cannot sal over the mountans to my captal, my brave solders cannot swm out to ther shps. f onlv Venezuela had a navy, the case would be dfferent. We would go out sweep away our enemes, or persh glorously. f onlv thev would l troops, my brave solders would vanqush them aye! they would vanqush the whole of Europe f called upon them to do so." Castro honestly beleved what he sad. Hs vews are shared by the newspapers most of the people n hs countrv. They would never admt that Amerca. Engl or Germany were greater world powers than Venezuela. f anybody hnted such a thng to them thev would look upon hm as a fool. "Amerca, pretends to be our frend," a Venezuelan general declared durng that nternatonal dspute, "but she s a trator. She s serpent, not an eagle. She has ffty-s- x warshps wthn easv reach of our shores. f she were really our frend she would send those shps dowa here blow these European nvaders out of the water." t was gently suggested that the European powers had other shps whch they could send out. "What matter?" he exclamed. "The Unted States would then gan the allance of Venezuela could defy the world." The same general was fond of comparng Bolvar-wt- Washngton, greatly to the detrment of the latter. "My brother," he once remarked, "beleves that Engl s n the Lnted States, but know better than, that, for have carefullv studed foregn affars." Yet he refused to admt that any ctes n the Unted States were larger than Caracas, he sad one day: " meant to send my son to New York to be educated, but decded not to do so. The place s such a snkhole of flth dsease that he would be sure to de." At that tme Caracas was sufferng from a twn epdemc of vellow ftver enterc. The people, were dyng lke fles, the death rate was at least sx tmes as hgh as t ever s n an Amercan ctv. A Hghl water once refused to serve the late Max ORell at table. no "ts to be expected." sad he. "that a Scotsman could serve hm wtt ceeveelty. Dd he no sav we took to the v..,.... CHARLES COOK of Wllams, Calforna, who releved ooo toursts vstng G oks Sprngs of all ther dvspepsa, blousness, stomach lver troubles, rheumatsm. Cook s Mneral Wats s an absolutely pure mneral water bottled at the sprngs n ts natural state, not carbonated. Tel. Man 347. ORDERS PROMPTLY FLLED t s not alone suffcent that those who prescrbe glasses should know what knd to gve. The sklled optcan of the present day, reles on no superfcal or outward examnaton. &t 8 He should be able to recognze the presence of obscure dsease drect patent to a relable physcan. "We are frank n the treatment of our patents, never ft glasses unless needed. f your trouble s only momentary eye-tr- e, or your eyes are down because your health s below par, we tell you so, or should yours be one of the cases requrng local or medcal treatment, you wll be advsed to your best nterests. A. N. SANFORD, nanafacturlng Optcan BOSTON BLDG., FORT ST., Over May Jb Co. c TURKEYS" Our entre lne of Lve sl Coast Turkeys Poultry now on h for TBE THANKSGVNG." Also fresh vegetables, fruts n season, all knds of groceres receved by every steamer from the Coast. Orders promptly attended to delvered free. Tel. Blue 25. P. O. Box 03. C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. KAHKNU MEAT MARKET. Corner Beretana Alakea Stvets. w. w. mm co. Lmted Merchant Talors Waty Buldng, Kng St. Phone Blue 274 Opposte Advertser Offce Amercan Foregn Worsteads Fukuroda, JAPANESE Dry Fancy Goods Straw Hat Manufactury, Hotel treet Telephone Whte 242. Edward Kealoha, salesman. Honolulu ron Works Co. STKAM ENGNES BOLERS, SUGAR MLLS, COOL-- S, BRASS AND LEAD CASTNGS machnery of every descrpton made to order. Partcular attenton

9 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 7, r X 2 V, JBBHBBHS"" Ll BAND RECEVES LOCAL BREVTES. Kodaks GFT OF MUSC h NOVEMBER 6TH. The Terrtoral b wll gve a pub le concert, begnnng The Womans Guld at 7:30, of St. Clemsrt at the OR. JAEGERS Moana Hotel, Wakk, ths evenng. Ths s the program: PART. March "Unted Flags" (new).. Gabrel Ballad "Elua Maka Ulul" (new).. Hens "Amercan Fantasa" (new)...herbert Vocal Selectons (a) "Le Pom Mo." (b) "Sweet Le Mamo." Mss J. Kelaa. (c) "Kuu Wehweh." (d) "Kokoh." Mrs. N. Alapa. PART. Fantasa "Greetngs From Home" (new), Nehl Ballad "Castles n the Moon" (new) Lnke Patrol "The Musc s Comng" (new) Strauss Gavotte "Lysstrata" (new) Lnke "The Star Spangled Banner." BAND NOTES. The b wll play ths Tuesday mornng at the recepton of the captan offcers man-of-w- ar of the talan Elbe at the Captol, Dlay a farewell afterwards to Gov. Dole f he retres from the Governorshp today. The b has receved a present from Mr. G. Kunst, the well known German traveler, of about thrty peces of new musc of varous knds, aod thanks Mr. Kunst very heartly for t. Ths evenng at the Moana Hotel concert the b wll play entrely new musc. v--f. BUSNESS LOCALS. New books 20 cents from Lyons Exchange Lbrary. A purse contanng?30 n gold s advertsed for, wth any reward wshed. A crescent shaped pn wth ntals on back has been lost. Reward f same s returned to ths offce. A fresh supply of vegetable flower seeds n packages, also sorghum seed, has ust been receved by the Hollster.Drug Co. S. S. Alameda leaves tomorrow for the coast. Baggage carefully hled f ntrusted to the Pacfc Transfer Co., Phone Man 58. f you cant get the book you want n town, let us order t for you. New York prces strctly mantaned. No postage. Lyons Book Store. Dry goods, groceres two large oak wll be sulj t ay at Mor gans aucton room on Kaaltumanu street. Sale s at 0 oclock. Call n at Mrs. H. H. Wllams art embrodery rooms, see the complete outft for makng "Centerpece embrodery." Prce 25c. a set. The Hobron Drug Co. carry a very complete lne of kodaks photo supples. They have ust receved a fresh supply of the latest kodaks, flms plates. A lades slver oxdzed watch has been lost somewhere between Kalh Punchbowl street on Beretana avenue. Reward wll be offered f same s returned to ths offce. A lot of household furnture curos wll be sold today at 0 oclock at No. 026 Aloha Lane, corner of Young street by Wll E. Fsher. A gr square pano books wll be ncu lad n the pu! Good tools enable the workman to get full value out of the muscle he puts nto hs work. The rght qualty cf tools wll nsure excellent return for the exerton. See Whtman & Co., hardware dealers, 9 Kng street. C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. a the Kahk-nu- meat market wll have a full supply of sl Coast turkeys Thanksgvng delcaces for Nov. 26th. Orders receved now. Phone Blue 25. The lst of offcers elected at the annual meetng of the stockholders of the Wlder Steamshp Co. who are to serve for the ensung year s publshed elsewhere n these columns. A New Est mnng Board. Honolulu, Oahu, T. H., Nov. 3th, 903. General Orders No. 7. The followng Board of Offcers for the purpose of examnng applcants for offcers warrants s hereby apponted to serve untl January 3st, 904. Captan Gustave Rose, Co. "G," st Regment, N. G. H. Frst Leutenant Joseph Santos, Co. "C," st Regment, N. G. H. Second Leutenant John W. Cook, Co. "B." st Regment, N. G. H. By order of Col. Jones, JOHN SCHAEFER, Capt. st Regt., N. G. H., Adutant. Socal at Y. X. O. A. The publc s cordally nvted to the socal tonght at the Y. M. C. A. The program of entertanment, whch s muscal, athletc lterary, wll begn at 8 Vcloc. The lades Of the Y. W. C. A. socal commttee wll serve as a recepton commttee also presde at the tables where frut drnk" cake wll be dspensed. The entertanment s not for members only of the two assocatons as stranges are especally nvted. " Just t." Old fashoned buttermlk for "Hot Cakes" pneapple syrup to go wth t at Clark FarmCo.s depost, 39 Fort street. --ej church meets at the parsh house w 3 p. m. today. Two consderable washouts occurred n the Nuuanu Stream retanng wa;l n Sundays storm. The engagement s announced of Mss Emma Andrecht of ths cty to Mr. Thomas Jones. Leut. Behrs arm, nured n u football game on Saturday, s gvng hm some panful trouble. Honolulu Branch of the Theosophcal Socety meets Tuesday nght at 7:30. Room 9, Yee Hop buldng. Ernestne Coughran, formerly of ttu Advertser, s now assocate edt-:- r Cht-Cha- t, a socety paper of Seattle. Governor Dole wll receve Captan d Vascello offcers of the talan cruser Elbe at the Captol ths morn ng. A socety,tem n the Chroncle says that Htb. Harry Macfarlane s ex pected there n the near future to vst Mrs. Dutton. Pacfc Lodge wll hold a specal meetng ths evenng for work n thrd degree. All members are requested to be present. The Federal gr Jury met yecter day mornng only to adourn untl tomorrow n expectaton that Judge D would then be seated. The Crcut Court gr ury aat yesterday forenoon afternoor. Several wtnesses were called n te Oahu county electon nvestgaton. Colonel Bhkhmer of the Army U Board has been called home to Par. Francsco by a cablegram announcng the sudden death of a marred A rehearsal of the Carmen chorus wll take place on Thursday evenng t the club house of the Honolulu Symphony club. The art sale n charge of Mrs. Photo Goods The Honolulu Chess Club meets at ts rooms n the Young hotel ths evenng. F YOU ARE LOOKNG for a Kodak we can supply you. We have a new lot of the most Kodaks made. We shall be pleased to show them. VELOX other prntng papers drect from the factory. FLMS, all szes, n spools of sx twelve. CRAMER DRY PLATES are consdered by professonal amateur the best. All szes n stock. ALBUMS n great varety. n fact we can supply you wth most anythng requred n the photographc lne. t s a source of no small wonder to competent udges of good tobacco that any frm s able to produce for only ten cents a cgar so perfect from every pont of vew as the celebrated f lor t s true that the Havana s chocer Havana than s beng put nto any other cgar today. t s true that n workmanshp, flavor, thorough relablty the General Arthur cgar s wonderfully good. These thngs are made poss ble by the magntude cf the manufacturers J operatons wth a small concern t would be absolutely mpossble. The captal resources of the largest cgar manufacturng busness n Amerca can reasonably be expected to produce results whch far surpass the efforts of an ordnary enterprse. Lrp New Sze 0c Straght, UNDERWEAR MM-- FOR-- AJsD MME at Catalogue prces. Orders wll be flled at New York prces. B. F. Ehlers & Co. ut Drs.Waterhouse&Judd Exceptonal Offer Ths week we naugurate Great Alteraton Sale of REMNANTS our n DRESS GOODS, LACES, RBBONS EMBRODER- ES, at marvelously low prces. E. W. Jordan & Co., Ltd. Thanksgvng Lnens Alteraton Prces You can save 20 to 30 per cent by purchasng your Table Damask, Napkns, Damask Cloths, Turksh rsh Lnen Towels, Blankets, Bed Spreads, Rugs Curtans, at ths sale. E. W. Jordan & Co., Ltd. FORT STREET. Couzens at the Young Hotel (thrd Corner Mller Beretana Sta. floor) wll begun ths mornng, con- THE SLAND MEAT CO. tnung Wednesday Thursday. Early n the storm of Sunday, resdents of dfferent parts of the cty the rare sght of a downpour of run hl whle the unclouded sun poured dorrn ts brllant rays. Excelsor Lodge,. O. O. F., meets n Elks all tonght. Every memb-- r 3 lequested to bqppresent as bus;;:rs of unusual mportance s to be transacted. Judge Nott of Australa was presented by Judge Gear to hs court yesterday by nvtaton sat on the bench watchng the procedure mornng afternoon. Tenders for the dredgng of Honolulu harbor were receved up tll noon yesterday, but Superntendent Cooper left the breakng of the seals upon them to hs successor. n.:e fxed furnture of Judge RoDn-son- s courtroom s beng changed round left face from ts orgnal poston. As t stood, both lght acoustcs were unsatsfactory. Treasurer Kepoka has refunded, out of new taxes, $45,000 borrowed n-.-!: local banks. Next he wll address hmself to $600,000 n regstered w ts formng part of the current floatng debt. The Lades Ad Socety of Central Tnon church wll hold ther regular socal n the parlors of the church next Thursday evenng, Nov. 9, at 7:30. There wll be a program prepared by Mrs. Knney from the muscal sketches from many countres. All members ther frends are nvted. Kng Kalakauas memory was re freshed at a luncheon gven by Prnce Col-bu- Davd Kawananakoa John F. rn at the Kapolan Estate offce.; at noon yesterday..after a slent toast, proposed by Treasurer Kepoka, Samuel Parker acted as toastmaster elcted speeches from B. F. Dllngham, Henry E. Hghton, J. L. Kaulu-ko- u others, The Honolulu Engneerng Assocaton met last evenng at the assembly hall over Castle & Cookes, a large attendance of members beng recorded Robert J. Pratt delvered an address on Polyphase nducton Motors. Hs descrpton of these wa3 very thorady:.. the plan of manufacture operaton of nducton motors was tho-oughlunderstood when he concluded. Second tdmen NEW GOODS NOW OPEN The "Alameda" has brought the balance of the new goods everythng that s new te s on dsplay. Our store now presents a most elegant appearance we would lke to have every one see the new goods whether they buy or not. Remember that the early comers have frst selecton, yet we have pretty thngs for all. ETA-MNE- S, FANCY WOOL, NOVELTY pretty combnaton of colors, lght weght, double wdth, 75 cents vard. FANCY SUTNGS, very new, blue, brown black mxed, double wdth, extra qualty, at $.00 a yard. MOHAR A LA PA CAS, n black, all the leadng colors, double wdth, 75 cents yard. SLK MXED CHALLS, fne colorngs, extra fne qualty. 50 cents yard. WOOL COVERTS, n..xblood, gray mxed colors, double wdth, 90 cents yard. ETAMNES, soldt colors, all the fashonable shades, ncludng black, double wdth, at 90 cents yard. WHTE GROUND ALAPACAS, wth har-strpfancy e lnes, polka dots, for wasts suts, at 90 cents vard. See our new lne of BLACK TAF- FETAS PEAU DE SOE at S.00 per yard. f Fanahou Grls Wn. The Punahou Grls Basket Ball te.nr. defeated the Kamehameha grls on ther own grounds yesterday afternoon. N, S. SACHS ORY GOODS CO, The score was 6 to 2 the game was fast nterestng. A crowd of two hundred spectators wtnessed the per LMTED. formance. Fort Beretana Streets. u Qunst-Eak- n Cgar Co. AGENTS. STEAMER CHARS Buy one before you sal & POTTER CO., LTD. DR. WATERHOUSE. 0 to 2 a. m., 2 to 3 p. m. 7:36 to 8 p. m. Monday, Wednesday Frday. DR. JUDD. 9 to 0 a. m., 4 to 6 n. m. 7:30 to 8 p. m., Tuesday, Thursday Saturday. Offlce Phone Whte There s only one rght way, thats the way we do at the NtW York Dental Parlors No long tresome treatments. Everythng done wth dspatch strctly hgh class. 057 Fort St, over Honolulu Photo Supply Co, CANVAS AWNNGS Unon Hotel Sts. Phone Man 37. GOODS TENTS fm m Orental Bazaar.. Bg reducton sale of Lnen Center peces of many desgns colors, for one week begnnng fe&vs Monday, November 9th. Must make room for new goods to arrve for holdays. Waty Buldng, Kng Street opposte Advertser Offce. Phone Whte A new enterprse located on Fort Street, opposte Love Buldng M on For- Buslnes! X A supply of the fnest qualty of. $ sl Meats, Poultry Garnet t ALWAYS ON HAND. X T We have now on h a supply of SLAND TURK from the KAHKNU RANCH. w for Thankselvn THE TRUE CRTERON S QUALTY The attenton of connosseurs U called to the superlatve qualty of Pommery Champagne whch s beng shpped nto ths country. n London, the acknowledged home of wne connosseurs, where QUALTY REGULATES PRCE Pommery comms from two to sx dollars more a case than other leadng brs, as per fgures taken from Rdleys Wne Sprt Trade Crcular, London. POMMERY, Vntage S93, 86s. to 9s. G. H. MUMM, Vntage 893, 70s. to 76. PERRER JOUET, Vntage 893, Extra Cuvee G, 65s. to 663. MOET AND CHANDON, Vntage 893, Extra Cuvee 20, 79s. 3d. to 84s. 3d. LOUS ROEDERER, Vntage 893, Extra Cuvee J, 68s. to 74s. n Honolulu, however, Pommery s sold at the same prces as other leadng brs. W. C. PEACOCK & CO., LTD. Sole Agents. Frd FH!3 A Bro. Manufacturers of lwnebra n Harness, Saddles Turf Goods Phone Man 99. P. O. Bo 33. ley BM., BtA SU --OPtooootofOfootooooofooooootoao Eeea Stags Lu. SHAVNG Wth All the Latest mprovements. The blades of the GEM SAFETY RAZOR are made of the fnest Englsh mported steel. They save you tme tedous delays one months self-shav- ng pays for a GEM. Shave every mornng wth absolute ease, comfort securtv. mo9c9 JJJ THEO. H. DAVES & CO., LTD. Offce, Stock Yards Stable. Km, XT3 Leaves Honolulu at 9 a. m. returafcm at 4 p. m. Pare: $L25. Roung tt. $2.00. No tourst trp a complete wltk-o- ut ths stage rde. DRY FANCY E. H LEWS. Manager. GOODS PERRY BLOCK, : : Corner Hotel Nuuanu Street NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER, everythng ust as represented. Small Muscal nstruments. FOR SURETY BONDS, OFFCAL BONDS, JUDCAL BONDS, AND OTHER BONDS, APPLY TO The Unted States Fdelty & Guaranty Co. Home Offce, Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. BalUmore, Md.) Post Offce Box 346 HONOLULU, T. H. General Agents for Hawaan sls 4 0

10 lp 6 s! u ot a r r a: p -- P Ass) relef Thl ponds... destrcf ns ol 5 c a: (Ph DRE p K-5-7 AN help eate, Ensa te S tral tesa ade, Exp Tregl specs tugne Vou.2 Gr; NO H PUB M tx. B H E Canadan-Austral- an Royal Mall Lne Steamers runnng- n connecton wth the Canadan-Pacf- c Ralway Co. Bae at Honolulu on or about the followng dates: TOR FJ AND AUSTRALA FOR VANCOUVER faorang NOVEMBER 2 MOANA NOVEMBER 8 VtOANA DECEMBER 9 MOWERA DECEMBER 6 Through tckets ssued to all ponts n Canada, Unted States Europe. Theo. H Daves & Co., Ltd. General Agents. Pacfc Mal S. S. Co., Occdental & Orental S. S. Co., Toyo Ksen Kasha Steamers of the above companes v. ll call at Honolulu leave ths port SB or about the dates below mentoned: TROM SAN FRANCSCO: FOR SAN FRANCSCO. AMERCA MARU NOVEMBER 7 HONGKONG MARU.. NOVEMBER 7 KOREA NOVEMBER 24 CHNA NUV tants tat. KAKLC DECEMBER 2 WWCKONG MARU... DECEMBER 0 gff L M A,. XUVL.lxJ e Fox further nformaton apply to h HACKFELD t COMPANY, LTD., A6ENTS. nl St. mercan-hawaa- n Defect Monthly Servce Between New York Honolulu va Pacfc Coast. TOE SPLENDD NEW STEEL STEAMERS FROM NEW YORK. FROM Bk & "Texan, to sal about... Dec. ft Sv..Alaskan, to sal about Jan. Fratght receved at Companys wharf, Ma street. South Brooklyn, at all tmes. FROM SAN FRANCSCO. 3n & Xevadan, to sal Nov. 2 l every 6 days thereafter. H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD AGENTS. C?. MORSE. General Freght A gent Pacfc Transfer Co. WLL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. We pack, haul shp your goods save you money. Storage n brck warehouse, 26 THE PACFC PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 7, 903 WHARF AND WAVE. LETTER LST. WEATHER BUREAU. Honolulu, Alexer Street, November 6, 0 d: m. Mean Temperature Mnmum Tmnprafnvp 79. Maxmum Temperatnr 79 Barometer at 9 p. m. steady! Ranfall, 24 hours up to 9 a. m. 50. Mean Absolute Mosture 7.0 grs. oer cub. ft. Mean Relatve Humdty 73. Wnds & E. ; force, 2 to 0. Weather Far wth valley showers. Forecast for November 7 Lsrht westerly northerly wnds; far weather. R. C. LYDECKER, Terrtoral Meteorologst. ARRVED. Monday, Nov. 6. Ger. bark Solde, Braden, 97 days from Leth, va quque, at a. m. T. K. K. S. S. Amerca Maru, Gong:, from San Francsco, at 5:20 p. m. DEPARTED. Monday, Nov. 6. Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Ana-hol- a, Klauea, Hanalel Kalhwa, at 5 p. m. Stmr. Kaulan, Dower, for Moloka ports, at 5 p. m. SAL TODAY. Stmr. walan, Mosher, for Mau ports Honokaa Kukuhaele, at 5 p. m. T. K. K. S. S. Amerca Maru, Gong, Tbe fne passenger steamers of ths lne wll arrve leave ths port for the Orent, at 3 p. m. hereunaer: Stmr. Knau, Freeman, for Hlo FROM SAN FRANCSCO: FOR SAN FRANCSCO : way ports, at noon. setrra JANUARY 6 ALAMEDA NOVEMBER Stmr. Mau, F. Bennett, for Mau 8 ports, at 5 p. m. fonoma NOVEMBER 25 VENTURA NOVEMBER 24 Stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, for fclamda DECEMBER 4 ALAMEDA DECEMBER 9.XNTJTRA DECEMBER 6 TERRA DECEMBER 5 Kaua ports, at 5 p. m. fcfctsnda DECEMBER 25 ALAMEDA DECEMBER 30 vsshl rv POR ARMY n connecton wth the salng of t he chve steamers, the agents AND NAVY. are prepared to ssue, to ntendng passengers, Coupon Through Tckets by any TJ. S. S. roquos, Rodman, Mdway sl, Nov. 9. StaHroad, from San Francsco to all ponts n the Unted States, from Aca-pulc- o, 2Jw Tork by any steamshp lne to all European porta. talan cruser Elbe, D Vascello, Nov. 5. FOX FURTHER PARTCULARS, APPLY TO MEKCHAN TMEN W"3E. O--- XKTTsTXLT 3C CO., X-tc- L. Xhls lst doe not nclude oaster.) Alden Besse, Am. bk., Kessell, San Francsco, Nov. L Alpena, Am. schr., Blrkholm, New Steamshp Company. castle, Nov.. Andrew Welch, Am. bk., Drew, San Francsco, Oct. 9. Geo. Curts, Am. sp., Calhoun, San Francsco, Nov. 3. HONOLULU TO BAN FRAN- Herzogn Sophe Charlotte, Zer, CSCO. Bremen, Nov. 8. rmgard, Am. bktn., Schmdt, San Francsco, Oct. 3. Commercal Advertser at the Post Offce at Honolulu, 5. XL, as second class matter. SUBSCRPTON RATES: ter year tl2m fs months CM Advertsng rates on applcaton. PtfMtehed every mornng except Sunday by the HAWAAN GAZETTE CO., LTD., Va Holt Block, No. 65 South Kng St. A. W. PEARSON, Manager RALWAY & LAND CO. TME TABLS May lbt, 903. OUTWARD. Pot Waanae, Walalua, Kahuku Way Statons 9: 5 a-- m., 3:20 p. nr.. tfor Pearl Cty, Ewa Mll Way Statons 7: SO a. m., 9:6 a. m., :06 a m., 2:5 p. m., 3:20 p. m., :6 p. m.. 6:5 p. m., J9:30 p. m., p. m. NWARD, arrve Honolulu from Kahuku, Wa-alu- a Waanae 8: 36 a m, 5:S tscrlve Honolulu from Ewa Mll Pearl Cty 6:50 a. m., t7:46 a. m., 8:6 a-- m., 0:38 a m., 2:05 p. mu, 4: p. m., 5:3 p. m., 7:40 p. m. Dally. t Sunday Excepted. t Sunday Only.. P. DENSON, F. C. SMTH, Supt. G. P. & T. A. TDES, SUN AND MOON. tff SO f H a.rn Ft.!p.m. p.m. a.m. Rse 6,.47 4, S49 7, 2 t) 8 2. S f.l WsA. t 2.9 S J OS , J Sets S P.m! ; L (6 8.B , H.80 New moon Nov. Sth, at 6:39 p. m. Tme of the tde are taken from the totted States Coast Geodetc Survey tables. The tdes at Kahulu Hlo occur about. one hour earler than at Hono-mh- L Hawaan stard tme s 3 hours 30 ssmut? slower than Greenwch tme, etcg that of the merdan of 57 de-- tt mnutes. The tme whstle at :0 p. m., whch s the same Greenwch, t hours 0 mnutes. Sun moon are for local tme for the DORC DECEMBER 5 NPPON MARU DECEMBER 4 cdpda Tl TT r" V. l R V R - 99 msh! p 0 S. S. to sal Dec. Freght receved at Companys wharf, Stewart Street Per No. M. FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA. S. S. Amercan, to sal about....dec. Kng Street. Phone Man 58 A Bargan n Real Estate Choce Locaton on Young Street One 2 house, 0 rooms rented at $50 per month. One house, 8 rooms, rented at $25 per month. Both the above places for sale at a fgure that wll allow?ood sreua o S(SBq eq uo suana Wll be sold separately f desred. APPLY LEWERS & COOKE, L MlTE D 77 South Kng Street. CHAS. BREWER Lousana, Am. sp., Halcrow, Newcas tle, Oct. 29. Queen Margaret, Br. bk., Morrson, Newcastle, Oct. 24. Solde, Ger. bk., Braden, Leth, Nov. 6. Wlls Holden, Am. schr., KaanaDall, Nov. 7., PASSENGERS. Arrved. Per T. K. K. S. S. Amerca Maru, from San Francsco, Nov. 6 For Honolulu: Dr. Mrs. C. H. Oak wood, Mrs. Mss R. W. Southern, J. W. Prce. For Yokohama W. E. Bradv, Ma-chd- Dr. S. mamura, Y. Kanno, S. a, K. Munesuye, S. Nakatn, S. Tema, K. Tozawa, Mrs. K. Tozawa fve chldren. For Kobe Chas. Estate. For Shangha Rev. W. M. Crawford, R. A. Frost. For HongkonK C. Berberch, Mrs. E. M. Brownng, M. C. Bryant, B. W. Cadwallader, Mss P. Clark, Hugh Cook, Mrs. Hugh Cook, Dr. E. B. Copel, Mrs. A. A. Corey, Mss A. Corey, J. N. Curre, Mrs. J. N. Dn-wdd- e, Curre, J. D. Dawson, Mrs. E. K. Mss D. Dnwdde, Mrs. Geo. Eckley, C. E. Edln, A. J. Francs, D. W. Fry, Earl Gold, W. Y. Hy, Mss A. L. Hy, T. B. Jackson, T. L. Jenkns, P. B. Jones, J. R. McKey, Mrs. J. R. MoKey, R H. McMullen, J. W. Mller, J. N. Noon, Mss E. A. OMara, Prof. Robert Peele, H. E. Peper, C. A. Ratclft. S. C. Rdgaway, Dr. E. H. Ruedger, A. M. Sanchez, F. J. Schlot-feld- t, Mrs. F. J. Schlotfeldt, E. L. Seymour, Thos. Shaffer, H. M. Wade, G. A. Webster, W. F. Wenyon, Mrs. W. F. Wenyon, Capt. R. P. Wheat, Mrs. R. P. Wheat, Moss Wheat. Booked. Per S. S." Alameda, to sal for San Francsco, Wednesday, Nov. 8, at 9 a. m. Mrs. D. P. Smth, A. J. Wlson wfe, J. Mchaels, J. J. Sullvan, Dr. M. E. Grossman, Col. Brkhmer wfe, the Msses Fsher (2), W. Parquet, J. S. C. Fraser wfe, Hon. W. G. rwn, Mrs. E. R Breed, E. A. Fraser, A. Young, J. R. Gat, H. Hane-ber- g, F. T. Farcloth, Thornbury (2). Mat Lndsay, E. B. McClanahan wfe, S. A. D. Jones, Donald McGregor, Capt. Rault. Per T. K. K. S. S. Amerca Maru, Nov. 7, for the Orent Rchard Muller. CO.S Shppng Notes NEW TORK LNE The schooner H. C. Wrght saled S from San Francsco for Mahukona on November 9. Shp TlUe E. Starbuck Balng g On November 0 from New York to Honolulu at S. g F. the French March st. PHEGHT TAKEN & bark Pars was quoted at 5 per cent AT T nttpflt B 4TPO 2S on the rensurance market. The cargo of the Herzogn Sophe For freght rates apply to Charlotte wll be dscharged ths week. CllAo. brewer & CO. gg The vessel wll then probably sal n 27 Klby St., Boston, ballast for San Francsco. on C BREWER & CO., S The schooner Wlls Holden, anchored LMTED, HONOLULU. 58 off the harbor, s stll neld by the U. S. Marshals department, not havng been released from the suts fled. The Andrew Welch wll Oahu ce & load n about 50 tons of scrap ron as ballast. On Frday the Mauna Loa wll s turn over Electrc Co. about 5000 sacks of sugar to the Welch. ce delvered to any part of the cty. The steamer Chas. Nelson was aboned at sea off Umpqua, 200 mles off sl orders promptly flled. Tel. Blue the Oregon coast. The Nelson was here n 898, havng brought a porton S. P. O. Box 600. Offce: Kewalo. of the Frst New York regment here. The barkentne W. H. Dmond arrved at San Francsco on November 9, METEOROLOGCAL. RECORD. ust twenty-on- e days from Honolulu. By the Government Survey, Publshed She carred as passengers Mr. Mrs. Laske Mc-Gre- Every Monday. daughter Lous B4BOM. THSBM. s 7) a m NS --3 s S 50 on 02; NK H 3l) 06 sn NX 3 0 T 0: OS 73 3 MS!l-- o W 3.Cm O KX T 2 o NK r8 8,29 9V : NX Barometer corrected to 2 F. sea level, for stard cravlty of st. 46. Ths correcton s M for Hsnolulu. ; a The talan shp Agostno Terrzona whch left Makawel on Frday for Honolulu may be fned $500. The vessel cleared from Newcastle for Honolulu, but when off Kaua she fell n wth the steamer Mkahala. the master reported to the steamer captan that hs chronometer had run down. Captan Gregory then gave hm drectons the shp was run to Makawel. He appled to the deputy collector at Ko loa to enter, but was refused. A wreless message to Actng Collector Stack-abl- e, brought back to the talan captan an order to proceed to Honolulu. f the Collector fnds the vessel was n dstress the fne wll not be mposed. Lst of letters remanng unclamed n the Honolulu FostofBce, for the week endng November 5th, 903. Berg, Mrs Anne Morseman, James Beck, Brondel A Mobsman, Mss Buchanan, Mss Ethel Grace Nelson, Chas Burkh, "Edth Nolsky, Dr Coakley. Mrs J P Phlp, Thomas Cross, Charles Rcnardson, Mss Davs, Frank Ella Douglas, A B Sayles, H A Gllespe, Robert Schorell, Kopf S Guard, Mrs R T Smth, Mrs A Harrs, Mrs Wtt Jr (3) Hormzd, Geo Smth, Mss Kat- - Huffman, Mss Sen te (2) ella Swaney, A J Hutchnson, Mrs Tanner, C Kahnu Pastor, st Pres. Kng, J A Church Leles, Mss Rose Vckery. F A Lews, James D Wallace, H Logan, Mrs Besse Webster, Mrs Em Lyons, Joseph (2) ma McKee, Mrs. Elza Westcott, Harold beth Wllams, Alce McKee, Wllam Wdemann, H A Maehoff, Wm H Wse, llons Merthow. W O Welng, Mss Hlda Mller, Angus JOS. M OAT, Postmaster. BORN. DAVES n ths cty November 6, 903, to the wfe of George F. Daves, a son. DED. RODNEY-- At San Francsco, Nov. 6, James J. Rooney, beloved husb of the late Mary A. Rooney, beloved father of Mrs. F. A. trch, Mrs. Ernst F. Zmmerman, James J. Rooney, Jr., Mrs. F. Fleck A. J. Hugh Rooney of Honolulu, brother of Patrck Rooney, a natve of County Slgo, rel, aged 72 years. A member of St. Patrcks Mutual Allance Assocaton of Calforna. Classfed Advertsements, STUATONS WANTED. EXPERENCED BOOKKEEPER desres stuaton, cty or plantaton; can gve excellent reerences. Address X. Y. Z., ths offce FOR RENT. THAT commodous resdence on Nuu-an- u Ave., formerly occuped by Mnster Stevens. Modern mprovements, stable servants quarters. Rent reduced. Apply to C. H. Dckey, 39 Kng; street EGHT-roo- cottage, No. 859 Young m street (town sde). Apply ths offce NCE furnshed rooms for lght housekeepng. Apply Honolulu Hotel TWO-stor- y brck warehouse, near Beretana Fort streets. Also, double sngle store n Day Block, Beretana street. Rents low. nqure Smth & Lews, 206 Judd Buldng SEZVEN-roo- m house on Knau street, off Alapa. Apply F. B. Damon, Bank of Hawa. 664 CENTRAL locaton, cool, mosquto proof rooms at HELENS COURT, rear of Harts ce Cream Parlors, Rooms reasonable. 669 COTTAGES; Chrstley lane, off Fort St. Rent reasonable. Apply Wong KwaL 6340 FURNSHED fve-roo- m mosquto proof cottage on electrc car lne. J. C. Evans, wth Bergstrom Musc Co OFFCES FOR RENT. N BREWER buldng, Queen street, on reasonable, terms. Apply to C. Brewer & Co., Ltd, THE STANGENWALD sngle or en- - sute; sx story; fre proof offce buldng. Frst class hydraulc elevator; free antor servce. $25.00 per month up. Apply Room STORES FOR RENT. THE premses lately occuped by J. F. Morgan as an aucton sales room, Queen street. Apply to M. W. Mc-Chesn- ey & Sons, Ltd FOR SALE. A YOUNG gentle carrage horse. Partculars at ths offce 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 Frdays. Address MRS. CAROLNE RHODES, Pearl Cty. Telephone Kng LOST. ON Keeaumoku or Beretana, between Wlder Avenue Punchbowl, a purse contanng about $30 n gold. Fnder please return to Advertser offce receve any reward wshed LADES Slver Oxdzed Watch, somewhere between Kalhl, Beretana Punchbowl streets. Reward f left at ths offce A CRESCENT Pearl Pn; ntals on back: T. T. S. to R D. Reward f left at ths offce. BAG contanng bathng sut, etc. Reward f returned to ths offce FOUND. BCYCLE, owner can have by callng at ths offce, provng property payng all expenses CLOSNG NOTCE. Ths s to gve notce that my offce wll be closed from November 8th to December 8th, durng my absence from the Terrtory. DR. M. E. GROSSMAN. MM HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Honolulu, November 6, 903. KAXB or sr n.4,.. Tal 0. Brewer A Oo. 00 sue. a 5,0O0.UOU 20 3W. ACTlcaUural C o.,000, Haw Com. A 8a. Uo, 2,8, tew. bagtruo 2,0)0, donomn 730, Hk noka 2,900, BtUa 600.0OU 00 Kahuku 500, Klhe Plan. Oo.. Ld.. 2,500, tkpaaum... 00, Ask A " s:" Zoloa 500, McBryde 8u. Oo. Ld,500, , 4 Oahuflngar Ck S.C0O.0OC Ooomea,000, so Ookala 800, Oaa Sugar Oo. Ltd. 5,OU0,0fJ 20 0 Olowau 60, Paauhau Sucax Plan taton Oo 5,000, Pacnc.. 600, Pas 760, Pepeefceo. 760, Poneer..., Km wasma As?. Oo 4,600, Walokn Wamanalo STSMUHr OO Wlder Oo 500,000 loo UO nter-al- B. Oo M90SLLAHBO0 Hawn Blectrc Co 600,000 OC 06 H. R. T. &L.Co. Pld Hon. B T. A. Uo. C.,000, Mutual Tel. Co 60, O B. AT,. Co... 4, P 87 Hlo E. B.Co 50, BOND! Haw. oy--, a p. o Haw. Ter. 4 p. e. (Fre Clams; 96 Hlo. B. Co. 6 p. o... 0 Hon. B. T. A L. Co. p. 0 Kwa Pln 6 p. c O. B.4L, Co (3 04 Oahu Pln 6 p. e Oaa Pln. p. a Walalua Ag, Co. 6 p. c 00 Kahuku 8 p. 0. Poneer vm Co 00 SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. One hundred ffteen Ewa, $20; 20 H. R. T. & L. Co., $ DVDENDS. Haw. Agrl. per cent; O. R. & L. Co. per cent; Oahu Sugar Co. h per cent. Profcss. na Cards ARCHTECTS. W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL Offce 624 Young street. ATTORNEYS. J. G. PRATT Attorney at Law. Rooms 7 8, Progress block. HENRY E. HGHTON Attorney-at-La- w. Southwest cor. Fort Kng. DENTSTS. DRS. A. B. CLARK P. F. FREAR Mclntyre Bldg., Tort Kng. ENGNEERS. ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. Surveyor Engneer. 400 Judd Bldg.; P. O. box 732. CATTON, NELL & CO., LTD. Engneers, Electrcans Bolermakers. NSURANCE. THE MUTUAL LFE NSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK. S. B. ROSE, Agent : : : Honolulu. MUSCANS. COOKS MUSC SCHOOL Pano, Organ, sngng harmony. Love bldg. PHYSCANS. DR. T. MTAMURA. Offce, 68 Kukul Lane. 8 to 0 a. m.; 6 to 7:30 p. m. TeL Blue Res. 649 Nuuanu. TYPEWRTERS. BOUGHT, sold, rented repared at Remngton Typewrter offce, Hotel St. HOTEL HELROSE. Phone Blue 308L A frst class famly boardng house, tropcally bult. Electrc cars pass the door every few mnutes. Kng street near Wakk turn. MRS. W. H. WLKNSON, Manager. For Sale to Rent Resdences on Thurston avenue. Prospect street, Kaplolan street, Punahou, Pacfc Heghts, College Hlls, Kameha-meh- a V road, Kalhl; a busness ste on Kng street, a fne property at Oaa, eght exceptonally fne Ka-mulots at kl on easy terms. ALBERT BARNES, 78 Merchant street DONT RENT, DONT LEASE BUT BUY A HOME. FOUR MODERN COTTAGES n.rood locaton. All rented at an annual rental or $ Wll be sold on easy terms. SX-ROO- M MODERN COTTAGE n good locaton, nearly new. Prce, $3000. Cash $300; nstallment of $30 per month. MODERN COTTAGE n Makk. FOR RENT. McVeghs Seven-Roo- m Cottage Chrs. Holts Cottage Sx-Roo- m n Makk J. H. CUMMNGS, 80 Merchant Street. FOR RENT. A LARGE TWO-STOR- Y HOUSE contanng 0 rooms, besdes ktchen, bath closet. Also two cottages n same yard n rear of large house. Ths property s known as the Schmdt resdence, has a frontage of 50 feet on Beretana street s stuate about 5 mnutes walk from the postoffce. Cerms reasonable. Large house on Vneyard street, between Emma Mller streets, known as Rmenschneder nremlses: stacous grounds; rent reasonable. Possesson. gven after November 30th. Apply to W. O. SMTH, 662 Room 207, Judd Buldng. FOR The EDGAR HALS TE AD SES, corner Wlder Avenue &na street. Enaure of SALE Halstead & Co., Ltd. For Sale On Judd St., buldng lot -- acre, 3 mnutes from Llha street electrc car; comms very extensve vew of the ocean of Nuuanu Valley.,000 EASY TERMS. For Rent Large 2 story hsome real dence on Nuuanu Ave., opposte Wylle st. Large grounds. Castle & Lansdtle Real Estate, Lfe, Fre Plate nsurance, nvestments. Stangenwald Buldng, Rooms KM mm 607, Ffth Floor. Telephone Man Tt. " KAVUC " $500 wll purchase a desrable buldng lot n above resdence dstrct, on esy terms of $6 cash, $0 per lot, monthly no nterest. Water lad on. SZE OF LOTS, SZE OF 00x50 LOTS, 75x200 Each lot contans 5,000 sq. ft WM. M. MNTOM. Authorzed sellng agent for Trustees of Gear, Lansng & Co. Phone Man 869. Judd Buld-to-g. Merchant street entrance. The Overl Routt Southern Pacfc s the great Hghway of Tra&s-Contme&- tal fan between Ban Francsco Cheass s the Shortest Quckest the ) Overl Lmted s the most luxurous Tran n ftfflg world Throagb Wthout Change Tme Less Than 3 Days Lbrares, Wrtng Desks, Magaalnes, Current Lterature, tro T,eht pu4n. t The Best of Everythng Southern Pacfc e. o. Mccormck, Passenger Traffc Manager. T. H. GOODMAN, Ban Francsco General Passenger Agent, Gal Hawa Shlnpo Sha THE PONEER JAPANESE PRNT-n-g otsce. The publsher of Hawa Shnpo, the only daly Japanese papes publshed n the Terrtory of Hawa. C. SHOZAWA, Propretor. T. SOGA, Edtor. Edtoral Prntng Offce lttt Smth St., above Kng. P. O. Box Mb Telephone Mam 48. Nothng So Sure as Taxes Deatfe. Be sure to pay your taxes before they become delnquent, secure a cer tflcate of membershp n the Honolulu Mutual Bural Assocaton whle n good health. Phone Man CO. J. H. TOWNSEND. Secretary. Offce wth Townsend Undertakng On. A Home Company CAPTAL m Organsed under the laws ot the Terrtory of Hawa Home Offce The Plan. THE HAWAAN REALTY MATURTY CO Ltd. Loans, Mortgagee, Securtes, nvestments Real Estate, Homes Bult on the nstallment Mclntyre Bd- - Honolulu, T. H, Mn H! sworn, H t. K. KENTWELL, General Manager, 9 ft