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1 Che wrfwr U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, JUNE 8. East 24 honrs ranfall, SUGAR. 96 Test Centrfugals, 4.24c: Per Ton, $ Temperature, Max. 80; Mn. 69. Weather, far; moderate trades 88 Analyss Beets, ls 9d; Per Tor, S ESTABLSHED JUy VOL. XLL, NO. 733 HONOLULU, HAWA TERRTORY, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 905. PRCE FVE CENT. NSPECTORS CLOSE OF WASHNGTON THE TCKET TO VOTE FOR. NSTRUCTED CAMPAGN These canddates, among ethers, have been endorsed S ACCEPTED by the Cvc Federaton: Know What They Wll Have to Do On Tuesday. All of the presdents of the Boarcls of nspectors of Electons attended the meetng held at the offce of the Secretary of the Terrtory yesterday, and "there was a full dscusson wth Chef Clerk Buekland of the problems that wll confront the nspectors next Tuesday. Of eourse, there were nnumerable questons as to the laws governng electons, and these were answered so that the nspectors wll have a perf feet knowledge of ther dutes, and be ready for the prompt soluton of all problems that may present themselves. The offcal ballot, copes of whch the party managers have been desperately tryng to get hold of, was shown, and the attenton of the nspectors was called to the watermar k runnng through the ballot paper. Any attempt Canddates Were Out Carryng on Ther Fght Yesterday. Ths, the last day of what has been one of the hottest campagns ever fought n Hawa, sees the tde of Henrys strength stll rsng and the fortunes of Brown on the ebb. The campagn has been almost ferocous on Oahu, and reports from the other slands ndcate that t has been scarcely less savage there. ndeed, t would not be surprsng f there arses, on Kaua especally, at least one and possbly two crmnal prosecutons as a result of alleged volatons of the electon laws n ther prelmnares. What wll happen there on electon day tself, no man can say. WLL, KEEP ORDER. Sherff. Wllam Henry,.R. SupervsoratLarg e E.R.Adams, R. Supervsor for HonolClu Geo.W. Smth, R. Supervsor for Honolulu John Lucas, R. Supervsor for Honolulu. Joseph J. Fern,.R. Supervsor for Ewa Frank Archer, R. Supervsor for Waalua Andrew Cox, R. County Clerk D. Kalauokalan Jr., R. County Audtor James Bcknell, R. County Treasurer R. H. Trent, F. County Attorney E. A.Douthtt, R. But, so far as Oahu s concerned, t REV. E. W. THWNG TELLS The Peace Conference Expected to Meet the Mddle of t August. (ASSOCATED EEESS CABLEGRAMS.) ST. PETERSBURG, June 9. Washngton has been defntely accepted as the captal where the peace conference wll be held. CONFERENCE TO MEET N AUGUST. WASHNGTON, June 9. t s expected that the peace conference wll meet the mddle of August. Japan and Russa wll each have three plenpotentares n the conference. s beleved that good order wll preval at the polls, "f has been the to work n any otner ballot can thus hottest campagn ever saw," sad OF JAPAN N WAR TME ComedanCanddat e "be frustrated, for there are no legal Jm Qupn yesterday, "and the most mxed. t wll "ballots wthout the me watermar k nspectors were torn mac uere,w be P,rte3 But beleve that could be no change made n the lst ot electon day tgelf wl be very A large audence greeted Rev. E. "W. f.uetthe Japanese thoughtful and they are voters, exceptng through tbe Board or The voters wll all be sober, and wll Thwng last evenng at the Methodst Frst welcomng the gospel story. n the Regstraton, whch wll st n the Captol buldng all day Tuesday. Any antcpate any trouble at the polls:" are 6000 be watchng the returns. And do not church, where he spoke on Japan great Toyama hosptal, where there LONDON, June 9. Kaser Wllam of Germany s transfer not made by the Board can n war convalescent Japanese solders, tme and of the Russan warshps soundng The electon wll be closely watched an assembly of about 600 greeted Mr. xot be recognzed. by the Powers regardng a conference to settle affars n the Orent. Canddates must notfy the nspectors on Monday o the names of the all partes, and of course every that he saw n the Orent. Mr. Thwng and other mnsters at a gospel servce and 60 expressed a desre precauton wll be taken to prevent Thwng took as hs text the passage trouble. But, f there s no "S L A aw r r O Vl drunkenness. begnnng, "Those that go down to the to lead Chrstan lves. nepers m. prupww lo ""PV ; there s not apt to be trouble Today The precnct. o nepers wn ue sea n shps," speaker dwelt much on the sacrfces the people were gladly makng tecugueu and began hs address whose names have not been thus suo wll be devoted to actve campagnng, wth a revew of events on the Pacfc and tonght the Republcans wll hold to ad the carryng on of the war. The what they ntend shall be the largest pontng out that ths ocean was fathers and mothers gve ther sons k V to be the theater of the worlds greatest events durng the comng century. that When they do t s a greater oy and do not expect them to return, so than t would be otherwse. Some of the people are gvng up one meal a emtted. f, through sudden llness, or any other cause, an nspector should be unable to perform hs dutes, the remanng two nspectors can appont a thrd to fll such temporary vacancy f unable to communcate wth Governo r. the Attenton was drawn to the need for settng apart space for workers n the outsde booths. And the nspectors were told that they were to seal all packages returned to the Secretarys offce exceptng the offcal returns, whch are to be sent n a separate en velope, prnted n red nk meetng of the campagn at Palace Square. The speakng wll be from the band stand n the Captol grounds, so t was sad yesterday. The Fu sonsts, led by Attorney Ashford, hav ng stormed and captured the band stand on Saturday nght, thereby volatng the precedent that no poltcal meetngs should be held wthn the grounds, the Republcans wll clam that they have the same rght and wll exercse t. CAMPAGNNG OX STXDAY. The Republcan canddates were out Chrstanty. The present war meant that Japan was to be among the leaders n the hstorymakng of the next hundred years. The land of the chrysanthemum s ready to receve the truths of t s for us to say whether the Orent s to have a Chrs tan leader or not. Mr. Thwng spoke of hs arrval at Yokohama and" the care wth whch,. the lner had to be ploted n through P : l. ;.. t r nt f ,. notce or m "t...u,...u the nl.nes.n lhe harbor Tne speaker canddate must be made to the Secre ng the fact that t was Sunday. A arrved n Toko n tme to wtness tary by such canddate, and also tq the seres of meetngs were held all up and nspectors of every precnct and such down Kalh, from the Detenton Camp the celebraton of the vctory at Mukden. The newsboys had bells attached notce must e posted at the booths well up nto the valley. They were. rffore the electon begns. however, only farly well attended. to ther clothes so one could tell when an "extra" was out by the tnklng of The nspectors must return the keys The Hawaans for the most part preferred to reman at home on the Sab the bells. Ths war seems to have made orfc e of the booths to the Secretarys when returnng documents on bath, and the other poltcal partes Tuesday nght. took a rest. The Fusonsts wll close Should any L rouble or msunderstandng arse n any precnct, day or nght, t s probable that the Home Rule ther campagn tonght at Aala Park. the nspectors were ordered to notfy scarecrow was restng yesterday, lkewse, as nothng more was heard of the Secretarys offce mmedately, by telephone. f that should not be suffcent, then authorzaton was gven to wthdraw. n fact, that Home Rule the story that Poepoe was gong to send n a messenger wth detals. scarecrow needed a rest. t has been Sealed packages of ballots are n the one of the humors of the campagn, "hands of all nspectors, to be opened lke Canddate Qulnn. but t has been overworked, and t has not the same exuberant vtalty as the canddate for supervsor. Besdes, the scarecrow only on Tuesday mornng n the presence of the people at each pollng place. F.ach seal has the mpresson of the followng words. "Electon Documents." wth the letters "T. H." n the center of the seal. f these seals nave been tampered wth, t wll be prma face evdence of fraud. No trouble s antcpate. at the polls, unless t should be on the part of some overzealou s voter or worker, as t s beleved that all canddates and ther frends wll endeavor to check, prevent or suppress trouble. The nspectors know that they are represent n;: the Terrtory, not poltcal partes or ndvduals, and all present expressed the determnaton that there should be an honest electon and a straght count, so that the results should show Jhe wshes of the voters as expressed by ther ballots. Clerk Buekland sad that t wouu apprecated at the Secretarys of ce f the nspectors, or any canmnate or voter, wodd send n from tme to tme from neghborng telephones any news of the count, and of the results, to enlven the long nght of the staff on duty. The Secretarys telephone number s Man 305. OAS WORK RUSHNG. A large force of men s pushng th Gas Companys mans out towarl the Punahou dstrct. Mans have been lad wthn the past few days out Beretana to Alapa and up Alapa to Knau. Here the man dvdes, one branch runnng out Knau", whle another runs up Lunallo. A branch cf the unallo street man runs up Kapola n to Green and goes both.vavs on that street. One end of the Green street pue turns up Haokfeld and branches out along Prospect. The other wll serve Thurston avenue. At present the mans on Prospect and.unallo streets are beng pushed as rapdly as possble. An mmense shpment of fxtures has been delayed somewhere on the road and has nterfered somewhat wth the nstallaton of lghts. So many pople are takng the gas that the company s taxed to the lmt to connect the houses as fast as applcatons are made. may be needed n another campagn and t s not thought by those best posted that Canddate Qunn wll be. day, a Patrotc Doctors Assocaton s treatng patents free so that the government physcans may devote all ther tme to the wounded. Servants are gvng of ther small wages. Mr. Thwng then told of hs observatons n Chna and emphaszed the fact that Japanese nfluence was domnant n that empre. The Japanese school system s beng ntroduced and the relatons of the countres are becomng more and more ntmate. Amerpa. the speaker declared, was makng a tremendous mstake n the way she was enforcng the Chnese excluson law. Amercan goods are beng boycotted and mllons of dollars (Contnued on cage 7." JAPANESE ARMY PREVALNG. (ASSOCATED PBESB CABLEGRAMS.) TOKT0. June 9. Shrmshes contnue n Manchura. The Japanese have been successful n drvng the Russans out of Laoyangopen CHOLERA AT HARBN. YENKOW LOO, June 9. Deaths are occurrng daly at Harbn from cholera and dysentery. KASER WANTS GENERAL CONFERENCE OF POWERS The Manchura s due today although she dd not leave Yokohama untl the th. two days late. t s probable MOURNNG FOR GOMEZ. that she wll arrve ths afternoon. She has over 000 tons of freght for ths port, so t s not ntey mat sne wn HAVANA, June 9. There s general mournng n Cuba for sal untl tomorrow at least. General Maxmo Gomez. KASER WLLAM OF GERMANY. " " tymk THE CAl CHE FE RAD ON A PLANT Chnese Gamblers Start Games to Help A. M. Browns Campagn. The the fa games found by socall the esteemed Star on Saturday dcl cover a plant, after all. And t s reported on good authorty that Apana, the Chnese polceman, h"d a hand n the r ant n?. "t was reported to me on Thursday that two che fa games were to be opened." sad Attorney5enera l Andrews, "and thought t was very strange that the games should be opened now. when there had been no gamblng games runnng n Honolulu for months. reported to Deputy Sherff Rawlns on Frday that nformaton had come to me that two che fa games wr e to be opened, and that had been told that hs man Apana was nterested n them. told hm that he would btte r look out for them. He answered that he would. As the story came to me, the games were to be opened, one on Llha street over the stablf. (Contnued on Page 7.)

2 n Summertme coolng drnks are one of the necesstes of the season. We have Just receved a choce assortment of pleasant beverages, ncludng: RASPBERRY SYRUP RASPBERRY VNEGAR GRENADNE GRAPE JUCE SWEET CDER PNEAPPLE LEMONADE LME FRUT JUCE LME FRUT CORDAL UNFERMENTED CATAWBA WHTE ROCK GNGER ALE WHTE ROCK LTHA WATER. Dont forget to order Calforna Rose Creamery Butter. Henry Hay & Co, Ld TELEPHONES, Retal Man 22, Wholesale Man M. M M llm B llll F YOU CARE FOR YOUR EYES. You care for our ad. Our specalty s fttng: Glasses to releve stran and mprove the sght. Let us ad you to better vson or the preservaton of what remans. Factory on the premses. JH0JH A. N. feantoed, Optcan. Boston Buldng, Fort St, over May & Co. About Furnture AAA When you need furnture of any descrpton come and talk the matter over wth us. "We shall be happy to show you our stock and ad you n makng a selecton. We are certan that we can please you. Porter Furnture Co. LMTED. Young Bldg. Hotel and Bshop Sts. Helpng Hand n Tme of Need The Relef and Bural Assocaton s rapdly ncreasng. We nave had three deaths n nne months, and each member receved as death benefts $00 to pay funeral and bural expenses, the arrvng relatves, a donaton of 0 cents from each member of the Assocaton as emergency benefts. Membershp fee $4.50. Offce, Honolulu Undertakng Parlors, 20 Fort Street, TL Man 79. MULES... Just Receved a Fne Shpment of STRONG, YOUNG ANMALS N FNE CONDTON. SOME REALLY SPLENDD SPECMENS. Ceme early and get a good pck. SCHUMAN CARRAGE COMPANY, LMTED. YOUNG BULDNG. Reproductons of the Russan Antque Coppers and Brasses. Teco ware, rare mats and tapas. Hawa & South Sea Curo Company, Young Buldng and Royal Hawaan Hotel. Reducton FOR 30 DAYS ONLY, Sale EVERYTHNG REDUCED. Come early and secure the best barca at Fukurodas, 28 AND 32 HOTEL STREET. Oahu ce & Electrc Co lee delvered to any part ot the cty sland orders promptly flled. Tel. Blu BtL P. O. Box W fflc: Kwl, ALL KNDS OF BULDNQ ANT REPAR WORK DONE ON SHORT NOTCE Wm. T. Patv. ns DEMOCRATC ROLE THE PACFC COMMERCAL; ADVERTSER, HONOLULU. JUNE g, rgo$, TCKET HOME County Electon 905 County Sherff. JOSfTH M. POEPOE. County Attorney, E. ML WATSON. County Clerk. B. X. KAHALEPUXA. County Audtor, J. P. MAKAXA. County Treasurer, R. H. TRENT. SupervsoratLar e, ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ. Supervsor for Koolaupoko am Koolauloa, J. K. PAELE. Supervsor for Waalua and Waanae, S. K. MAHOE. Supervsor for Ewa, WM. MOSSMAN, JR. Supervsor for Honolulu, J. A. AETNA. Supervsor for Honolulu, D. M. KUPHEA. Supervsor for Honolulu,. T. MOORE. Deputy Sherffs : f. EL JONES Koolaupoko W LLA M LA NE Koolauloa BENJAMN N A KAN A Waalua K. L. GLLHAND Waanae STARR KAPU Ewa D. KAHALE AAU Honolulu Demoeratc Headquarters open from 8 a. m. to 0 v. m. Upstars, Wavetey Buldng. RELABLE OPTCAL METHODS Vson So precous a gft deserves the best attenton you can gve t. f t troubles you n any way, con sult us. You Know we are renade and f any one can help you we can. f glasses are not requred, we tell you so frankly, f they are requred, you pay for the glasses. Nothng more. DR. JOHN GOBDARD, Wth... B. F. WCHMAN & CO., LMTED. "Procrastnaton Fort Street. s the Thef of Tme." DONT put off startng that savngb account. WE PAY 4 2 PER CENT per annum and your money s wthdrawable on demand $.00 to $ on one account. Further partculars apply FhoBuz SftTag, Bnld&g &&d Lou Judd Buldng, Honolulu Guarantee Captal , Pad n Captal $,300,000.0 FRESH HENRY E. POCOCK, Casher. Mrs. E. M. Tayor Alexander Young Buldng. "CHCKERNG" s the hall mark of a pano. Better panos may be bult n the future but t s certan that they have not been manufactured yet. v BERGSTROM MUSC. ODD FELLOWS BULDNG HONQRED THER. DEAD Memoral Servces by the Local Odd Fellows. TRP DOWN COUNTRY Pleasures of an Outng Amongst Waalua Mountans. Gong "down the road" a few days Memoral servces for the departed ago, on vacaton bent, between Honolulu and Waalua our brothers of Odd Fellows lodges who passed away durng the past year were tran passed two trans of empty fuel ol cars held n the Odd Fellows buldng yesterday atternoon. Euloges headed no doubt for the great ol tanks were offered n honor of the at wle to be reflled three members and agan sent to the who ded Messrs. John Grunwald, ndustral centers along the James Kenton and F. J. Wlhelm all ralroad. These ol trans accentuate one the speakers testryng to lves spent mportant change of economc condtons n Hawa. They seem to have n accordance wth the tenets of Odd tlmost entrely taken Fellowshp. the place of the The hall was flled wth fragrance coal cars that no longer ago than a year of purple and whte asters. These were plentfully n evdence. The great sugar flowers were banked about the altar n estates along the ralroad Honolulu, the center and the stands upon the Oahu, Ewa, Waanae, Waalua, platform. Eepresentatves of the varous lodges were yven seats upon the all the road engnes are now burnng Kahuku and the ralroad tself, for platforms, Dr. Rodgers, Past Noble ol nstead of coal as formerly, for Grand, presdng. whch the travelng publc ought to reoce, as engne cnders no longer r Followng a lodge hymn, prayer was offered by Br. Canon Alex. Mackntosh. rtate the eyes and bedeck the clothng now use the new and cheaper Dr. Rodgers then read the proclamaton of the head of the order n Pennsylvana appontng yesterday as a day fuel. And so the story of changed ways of dong the worlds work more for memoral servces. He also read producton at less expense goes on. from the rtual the duty of the lvng Solomons old saw, "There s nothng toward the dead. new under the sun," s as untrue n The roll of the dead was called by ths day as some" other thngs to be the Secretary, Bro. L. L. La Perre, found n the Chroncles. Fgures? followng whch Bro. J. J. Lecker gave havent attempted to get any. bu: ll a bography of the late John Grunwald wager the dffeence n the cost of fuel and told of hs long assocaton wth n favor Of ol, s makng a merry the order n Hawa. Bro. Mackntosh spoke feelngly of the late James and plantaton people. And ths uuesto n ngle n the pockets of the ralroad Ronton, "a man who came here from of ol also brngs to notce the fact England and rases hmself up from a that some of the newly graded streets workman to a wealthy plantaton of Honolulu are beng gven a surface owner, and all by hs own ndustry. coat of crude petroleum. Those of us There was nothng to be sad about who are come from the ol dstrcts of hm but good." Mr. J. Alfred Magoon Calforna, where an oled surface s read an elaborate trbute to the late savng many dollars that formerly P. J. Wlhelm. t was a pleasure to went for repars of roads, beleve the J hm, he sad, to do what he could to nnovaton a wse one for our sland perpetuate Mr. Wlhelm s memory. He metropos. Xne was a good man, a valued member ot roads are better for ol are the communty and a man n whom the freer from dust and mud. and busness communty reposed the ut : last longer. most confdence. The exercses concluded wth a vocal POPlLAR "BEAUTFUL HOUSE." solo by Mrs. Hazel Crane and prayer Halewa s losng none of ts popularty under Manager Bdgoods care. by the chaplan, Bro. Mackntosh. A specal car then conveyed most of ttr(lnrf a tn the Xnann Last Saturday nght the hotel was un Questonably full, the canvas "annexhel d cemetery, where a bref servce was over the graves of departed even havng to do ts share towards brothers, and flowers were lad upon accommodatng the throng of towns fle mounds. people and toursts who had gone down for the weeksen d holday whch had LTER AT U d. AND ART. Menzel, the late German panter, left about 500 drawngs n black and colors. They are valued at $250,000. X monument to Remhrandt s to be bult at Leyden, Holland, on the ste of the wndmll owned by the panters father. Tolsto has gven up readng the news papers, but hs frends tell hm the news. He spends much tme roamng n me woods. Dr. John Wllamson Palmer, edtor, poet and author of "Stonewall Jacksons Way," s 80 years old. He lves n Baltmore. t s sad that Jean de Reszke re ceves monthlv at hs home n Pars the the added attractons on ths occason of Kamehameha Day and poltcs. Luckly for the wrter, he was bound for the mountan charms of Opaeula, and so had no need of accommodaton at the sea shore. Some dsappont mert mght be avoded f people bound for Halewa secured rooms n advance nf BY A BLAZNG FRE X JUNE. Opaeula has charms of ts own. ts frst mportance, of course, les n the fact that t s part of the great water system of the Waalua plantaton; but t s unque n ts clmate, so unlke that of the sea coast. A moonlght buggy rde of an hour and a half from Halewa only about sx mles, but up hll all the way wth my frend, D. W. freshest batch of "coon" songs from Amercan publshng houses. Mrs. Braddon. whose frst work of mportance, "Lady Audleys Secret," was publshed n 802. and who has been Shelhamer, brought us to hs home turnng out novels rapdly ever snce, at the dam, has publshed another novel. from whch headquarters he Mrs. Kate Douglas Wggn, who s a looks after the excellent dtch and tun doctor of phlosophy, as well as the nel system of that part of the bg author of "Rebecca." has been asked by plantaton. t may sound lke a fary the drectors of the Ednburgh Phlo tae from lhe tropcs n md June, but sophcal nsttuton to delver a lecture on Amercan fcton. Eugene F. Ware, the Kansas poet, s hm to provde a portrat of hmself to be placed n the offce of commssoner of pensons along wth those of hs predecessors, and he refuses to do so. n honor of the great composer, Donzett, a museum s to be erected at Bergamo, hs natve place. Relatves of the late composer have agreed to furnsh the materal. Baroness BasonlScot t wll supply the furnture of the room n whch Donzett ded. Verne dd not wrte hs memors and dslked havng hs personalty brought forward n the. newspapers. When hs son was asked the other day by a vstor from Pars whether a monument would be erected to the novelst, Jules he repled, wth a smle: "Now that hes dead, very lkely, as he cannot prevent t or be annoyed by t." Savng Platnum. The ncreas; demand for platnum, partcularly for use n the manufacture of gas mantles, has led u the nventon of a process of savng the fne powdery grans of ths metal found n the gold placer deposts of southern Oregon and elsewhere. The platnum, beng n a fctae of very fne dvson, almost n the (form of dust, wll not settle n a placer sluce so long as thewater s brskly strred. After the water metalbearn g has passed over a rffle table, on whch nearly all the gold settles, t s drawn more slowly over a cocoma t rffle, on. whch the platnum settles, and s theu collected by rnsng the cocoma ta over tanks. Formerly the platnum was all wasted, at frst because ts dentty was rot recognzed, and afterward because no process was then known for savng t. Youths Companon. we found t yery comfortable 8ltt. near a Dg wooa nre wnue watng for an hour or so before retrng for the nght. And thus t was every evenng of my toobr ef stay n the mountans. SOCAL LFE ON PLANTATON The large number of people n manageral postons on the plantaton under Mr. Goodale evdently apprecate the fact that "all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy," for they relax from duty sometmes as dscovered. Early last Sunday Kamehameh a Day qute a processon of bugges carryng olly men and women and chldren, made ts appearance at Opaeula and took possesson of the a nom Desaes.gnt lea, rlh we; nrougn luncn oaskets galore, and f the long table ddnt groan t was not for lack of temptng homemad e danty edbles. understand such outngs of the plantaton people are not uncommon. obtaned the followng lst of names of the pcnckers, most of whom lve on the plantaton, although the lst falls far short of ncludng all the plantaton people: Mr. and Mrs. Nowell, Mr. and Mrs. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Wess, Mrs. Steele. Mrs. Dr. Wood. Mrs. Churchll, Mrs. Garver. Mss Tapln. Mss Quent n. Mss Churchll, and Messrs. De Cew, Crol and Evans. A BUG STORY. They have a bug mystery at Opaeula. At the upper camp, some tme ago, the people sometmes heard what they at frst thought was a dstant steam whstle. Then they located the noe on the roof of the house. They concluded t mght be, aerodynamc, untl th pecular whstle was heard n the tfrass away from the house. Now the nose has been heard at the house near the reservor, but r.o soluton of the mystery s forthcomng. Some of our entomologsts mght enlghten the perplexed mountaneers. Have they real LADES TASTE N CURTANS s as keen as n other matters and what scope for artstc choce tn Lac Curtan queston presents. No home, however well furnshed n other respects, qute Mls the crtcal eye t the curtans are not rght. Ths week we are assstng curtan buyers n a practcal way,. e.. PRCK, and have cut the prce of our stock of Lace Curtans tremendously. Here are a few examples: Lace Curtans 2 2 yds long $.65 per pr. " o 3 4 " " " 3 " ".00 " " " " 3 2 ".00 " " Two Specals for Ths Week Only No. Lades Sateen Underskrts, reduced from $.50 and $2.00 to 75c. No. 2 Turkey Red Tablecloths, reduced from $.00 and $.25 to 50c. and 75c. each. BERETANA AND Jfe. E3L.OV, FORT STREET. foo Lbbys G Wse Housekeepers Are Never Wthout a Supply of Food Products Potted Ham, Potted Chcken, Peerless Dred Beef, Melrose Pate, Roast Mutton, Roast Veal, Venna Sausage. Cottage Head Cheese, Cooked Ox Tongues, Jelled Hocks, Veal Loaf and Cooked Corned Beef Hash should be n every home. They are smple to prepare, easy to serve. Ask your grocer for them. The Booklet, " How to Make Good Thngs to Eat," sent free. Address Lbby, McNell 6 Lbby H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Dstrbutor ehego raf58 3 DAYS nd over The Only DoubleTrac k Ralway between the Mssour Rver and Chcago. THREE FAST TRANS DALY VA SOUTHERN PACFC, UNON PACFC AND CHCAGO & NORTHWESTERN RADLWAYS Overland Lmted. VeStbuled. Leaves San Francsco at a. m. m. daly. The most Luxurous Tran n the World. Electrc Lghted Throughout. Double DrawlneRoo Sleepng Cars. Composte, Observaton, Buffet, Smokng and Lbrary Car. pnng Cars, Meals a la Cart. m, Less than three days to Chcago wthout change. Eastern Express. VeStbuled. Leaves San Franclco at 6.00 p. m. Daly. Through Pullman Palace and Sleepng Cars to Chcago. Dslng Cars. Free Reclnng Char Cars. Atlantc Express. VeStbuled. Leaves San Francsco at 9 a. a. Dally. Standard and Tourst Sleeper. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSONS Wednesdays, Thursdays and Frdays. The best of everythng. R mtohe Q R a CHCAGO & NORTHWESTERN RY. 67 Market Stect. (Palace Hotel) San Francsco r 9. F Comnanvs Agent. T. Cahalan Formerly wth E. R. Bath, has taken charge of the PLUMBNG DEPARTMENT of At 85 ly a whstle bug or ust ordnarywheels? MAGNFCENT DSTANCES. The snuosty of the Oahu ralroad has been mpressed upon me. From Opaeula to Pearl Cty, n a drect lne, t s about 3 mles, yet to get to Pearl from Opaeula, by the usual route of travel, requres a buggy rde of nearly an hour and a half, and a tran rde of about the same length of tme And the twstngs and turnngs of thf route from Honolulu to Opaeula are so great that the frst mornng on the mountan was almost ready to swear the sun rose n the west LEVERETT H. MESCK. Conundrums. Why are washerwomen the most n consstent of persons? Becase they put out tubs to catch soft water whtn t s ranng hard. Why s a buttonhole lke a cloudy day?, Because t s overcast. Why s a mss not as pood a a mle? Because a mss has only two feet, and a mle has What s that whch s o easly broken that the mere menton of t break s t? Slence. What s that word of three syllables whch contans the whole 26 letters? Alphabet. L.:?:e (acf tve; do rope some Dutchman wll ma:ry me wheu grow up. Aunt Mary Why dear? " Cause want to, a duchess." Kng Street. FRESH Flower and Vegetable SEED n 5 cent Packages NOW JUST RECEVED. AAA S THE TME TO PLANT. Mster Drag Go.

3 f f Bll THS DAY MONDAY AT 0 OCLOCK A. M, We wll sell at our salesrooms, corner Fort and Queen streets. Dry Goods and Notons A few we mentoned below: Black Cashmere, Lod Prnts, Beaver Sweaters, Lades Chemse, Boxes of Marbles, t Vrgna Tobacco, Mens Straw Hats, Felt Hats, Bellwood Hats, Mens Caps, Boys Caps, Mrrors Camels Har Blankets, Gray and Red Blankets, Towels. French Elastc Duck, Wash Sutngs, Shrtngs. Table Covers, Turkey Red Covers, Gents Lfr.dershrts, Bathng suts, Seam Drawers, Chldrens Skrts, Lades Corset Covers, Clocks, all knds, Rngs, "Watch Charms, Cotton Trmmngs, Florda Water, Har Ol, Bay Rum, Perfumes, Cologne. Cgar Holders, Cards. Readymad e Suts, Chldrens Shoes, Toy Pstols, Baby Rbbon n 50ya rd Razors, Cotton Gloves, Ppes, Spool Slk, Crochet Cotton, Poker Chps. Fsh Hooks, Purses. Lades Hose, Cotton Handkerchefs, Note Paper, Soap. Suspenders. Table Knves of many varetes, Vegetable Knves, Table Forks, Spoons, Laces, Valencennes Lace, nserton, Whte Late, wde. Economc Pants Fasteners, Holokus, Drapery. Standard Demn, Prnts, Lnen Duck, Dress Lnen, Berln Cloth, Muscogee Strpes, Damask, And a great deal more. Household Furnture of all descrptons. Lot of fne Plants, Pgeons House, Fanta l Pgeons. 30 foot Flag Staff, Dnng Chars. Restaurant Tables, Chckens, Lot of Blnds, Spades. Hoes, Rakes, Etc.. BUTTER, Dshes, ron Bedsteads. Bureaus, PT.AVTS Surrey can be sngleseate d or double. Lead Pencls, Combs, Penholders, Photo Albums, Shoes, Calforna Saddle. Attend the sale you wll see what yfcu want. to TOREKEEPEP. S wll save money by attendng ths sale. FSHER, ABLES CO., LTD. 7, AUCTONEERS. AT AUCTON Tuesday, June , AT 0 OCLOCK A. M. Upon the premses at WAKK. Wll sell by order of the Terrtoral Hotel Co., Ltd.. the Buldngs Located upon the premses known as LONG BRANCH, at Wakkl. adonng (on Bwa sde) the Moana Hotel, consstng of a large buldng wth lana of good heavy materal Also a smah collage. Now open for nspecton. rerrov Buldngs to be mmedately Remember ths sale takes place at Wakkl. VFSHER, ABLES CO., LTD.. AUCTONEERS. THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU. JUNE xft Presentaton of Dplomas By Hon. H. P. Baldwn, presdent of Board 0CX500 TRANGULAR of Trustees. The graduates were the essaysts of Bathng the occason Suts Msses Mller. Kalahele. Oana. Aona. Plana and Kaea to whom Mr. Baldwn made a 3V short address before awardng the certfcates. MAUJGHT There was a good attendance of relatves and frends despte showery weather and after the program a sale Telephone Man 424, of needlewor k and lauhala artcles, Judge Kalua Sure as well as cookes and guava elly, all products Large of home ndustry, was stock of Bathng Suts for Men, Lades, Msses held n the rooms adonng Baldwn and Chldren has arrved. We wll pay you n Hs Own Hall. OTHER SCHOOL CLOSNGS. cash for your furnture, or sell t at auc Mnd. On sale ths week at Bed Rock Prces. The Hamakuapoko government school had ts annual exhbton on Lades bathng suts n good Msses Alpaca Thursday bathng suts, nstead of Frday, because qualty. Alpaca salor collars. salor collar. Brad trmmng. ton for you. the local kndergarten school held ts Brad trmmng. Specal $2.50 a $2.25 Manager Wels Severely closng sut exercses on Frday, as dd also the Paa kndergarten. All three Royal Worcester Corsets and sut. FSHER, ABLES CO., LTD., schools presented nterestng programs nured n Rdng of songs, rectatons and readngs. Mens Corset athletc bathng wasts n all grades and sut at styles, n all szes. AUCTONEERS. On Frday the Kaupakalua school $.00, $.35 and $.75. Specal WE good SELL THEM at Accdent. rendered a patrotc program, consstng of natonal songs and rectatons value. Eastern Pr ces. about the Hag and love of country. Many Schools Hold nterestng nspector C. AT AUCTON W. Baldwn who arrved on Mau by Wednesdays steamer, Closng ExercsesPerso was present nal at these exercses. Pacfc mport On the same day the Waluku school Thursday, June 22, 05, Co. and Socal. gave a long and excellent program of songs, rectatons, dalogues, etc., the AT 0 OCLOCK A. M., chef events beng a rose drll by 24 MAU, June 7. The poltcal caldron We w ll grls, and an elaborate dalogue enttled "Umle Sams Vst to Hawa," FORT STREET. sell at our salesrooms, corner Fort and Queen streets, by s stll bolng order and bubblng. On Wednesday, the Republcan campagners, by pupls assumng the varous char of J. H. CRAG, Esq., Executor of the Estate of CON STERLNG, deceased, Messrs, Saffery. L. M. Baldwn, Chas. acters. the followng personal DroDerty: Wlcox The and Kaae, accompaned by W. Paa schools program was also of a patrotc nature, consstng of 50 shares W. W. Wrght Carrage Co., J. Coelho as manager and nterpreter, songs, rectatons, etc. Ltd., par value $0 per share. after a meetng at Puehuk, Kula, The Makawao schools order of exercses on the 6th conssted among ALSO returned to Waluku. havng made a Heavy Sold Gold Watch and Chan other thngs of a Japanese fan drll s successful tour of Hana dstrct durng J Heavy Sold Gold Rng, n costume and a dalogue called "Columba, the Gem of the Ocean," n Pocket Knfe, the prevous seven days. Black Mare. On the 5th, the Republcan canddates addressed ctzens at Wakapu whch twelve pupls took part. or Buggy Harness, H M. Wels, school nspector for ok cne net ner n.neee a Dottle oṯ Canopy Top Buggy, and on the 6th at Kahulu. Mau, departed for Honolulu by the Old Canopy Top Buggy, Knau of last nght. Today they are advertsed to hold Steel Tre Runabout, NOTES. T 0w w Par Horns, mounted and ncely a meetng at Waluku and on the Sth 9 polshed, at Waehu. The grand ury has been n daly to a box of Downeys chocolates J sesson at Waluku y court house snce on the result of the fat grls 5 ron Garden Chars, Judge J. W. Kalua, accompaned by. "."TJ J race at the WV Jgfr n AkS. SundaySchoo l pc 4 Small Pctures, L. H. Kahuulelo, W. E. K. Maka the 4th, and wll, f possble, render nc. What undluted oy would Large Ol Pantng of Damond a report some tme today. The tral,,:,....,r have been hs had he but pck Head, 4x6; and Rob. Nawahne, returned from urors have been excused untl the. ABB.? ed the wnner. Ol Pantng of Nuuanu Avenue, hs Hana tour on Thursday, ust one 2st, the day after electon. 4x6; day fs? behnd the straght Republcans. On Monday, Manager C. B. Wells of Jf. wmmyr Jbt.U L A Marble Top Table, n fact they followed the Republcans Waluku plantaton was qute badly Green Parrot (talks), nured by beng 3 Large Brd Cages, from place to place throughout Hana thrown from hs horse. Whle he was rdng along the prmo lager Oak Bedstead, dstrct and clam to have the better road between Wahee and Waluku, s a wnner all along the lne. Ash Bedstead, of the contest so far. At Puehuk. the anmal suddenly shed at some obect and threw hm when he was off Ash Sngle Bedstead, Kula, on Thursday, they gave a luau 3 Oak Tables, Lawn Mower, and of course had a crowd n attendance. Judge Kalua clams to be sure and hs wrst and ankle spraned. hs guard. t s reported that Mr. Wells had one of hs rbs fractured 2 Ktchen Tables, 2 Mattresses. of hs electon as sherff. Qute a party of people arrved on Refrgerator, spools, POLPOL AN SSUE. Mau by the Neva dan of last Monday: Mrs. S. M. Damon, Mrs. S. E. Ktchen Safe. Mattresses. Sprngs, n Kula t s stated that a petton Damon, Mrs. W. O. Smth, Mrs. B. V. SHPPNG Dnng Table, has been recently crculated prayng Bazata. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Murdoch Dresser, Chars. Ol Stove. the Governor to apporton the water and two chldren. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Baley and Mss Edth Alex DUU ron Safe. Many Dozen of Excellent Whte and of Polpol sprng as follows: Fve ander. Mrs. Damon and her daughtern Rel Wne. 0 years old; eghths Ulupalakua ranch and three law are the guests of Mrs. H. RECEPT ge Double Barrel Shot Gun, eghths to Kula ctzn s. Ths petton P. Baldwn of Puunene: Mrs. W. O. and many other thngs. s sad to have receved many sgnatures. Durng the past week Republcan H. A. Baldwn of Hamakuapoko. and FOR Smth s vstng her daughter, Mrs. ALSO Phaeton, rubber tre, nearly new; poltcans have been harangung the Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Baley of Oakland Gray Parrot, Kulates concernng ths acton n wll be vstors at Sunnysde, the Paa resdence of Rev. and Ars. B. V. 4 Whte Java Sparrows, gvng away the maor part of ther Wlder Steamshp Co. 2 Pars of Pouter Pgeons, and several water rghts. Some of the ctzens Bazata. pars of choce Fanta l Pgeons weakly repled extra that they ddnt exactly At 2:30 p. m. on the 2th the new choce. nterslan d Steamshp Co. Hamak ua understand the purport of the petton dtch recently constructed by the whch they sgned. Extenson Dtch Co. was formally opened by the turnng on a great The chef nterest n the present FSHER, ABLES CO., LTD., electon s the choce for sherff, all head of water whch ran rapdly nto AUCTONEERS. three partes feelng confdent of success. Ranch. The only celebraton of the T the large new reservor at Grove t Oahu Ralway & Land Co. MAUNAOLU SEMNARY. completon of ths elaborate undertakng For Sale at T BEAU, TRANSACT ONS Tuesday last the frst commencement was made by Engneer Foss and of Maunaolu Semnary took place at others on one of the hlls near Haku Paa contnung from 0 oclock a. m. the exploson of a whole case of Hawaan Gazette tll noon, after whch there was a gant powder. Entered for Record June Co, 7, 905. meetng of the trustees. The followng was the program of The far held last Saturday at the Edth Blackman to H Waterhouse Catholc the occason: Church of Waluku realzed upward of $500. Tr Co Ltd AM Musc Glee Club By Wednesdays steamer. Mr. VonHoand l Block, Kng Street. Samuel Parker and by Tr to Abgal K C Parker d M Prayer Rev. Dr. E. G. Beckwth ed to Mau after 8 years absence. Scrpture Readng Rev. B. V. Bazata Mrs. F. L. Stolz and daughter return Joseph A Olman and wf to Julette Musc B Sngng Class They wll spend the summer at "dlewld," M Atherton D Essay Among the Stars ther mountan resdence adacent to Olhda. Oahu Ralway & Land Co to Julette M Atherton D Essay Observatons on the Seashor Mary Mller. Susan K Nye and hsb to Henry e Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lowre of Porto A Kamale Kalahele. Rco, formerly of Ewa and of Spreckelsvll e. "5 Nye.. D Essay Sewng... wll Day the slands a short Alexander K Nawah by fft of Carre Oana. vst ths Eummsr. mtge to W C Peacock & Co Ltd. FA Musc Glee Club Noa W. Alul. the ambtous young Aleck Johnson and wf by afft of Essay How to Prepare Luhala for attorney of Waluku, wll graduate mtge to Frst Bank of Hlo Ltd.. FA Weavng from Yale Law School on the 26th. J W Hale and wf to Ah Ho D Rose Aona. Apropos of commencements. Presdent Essay Nursng at Maunaolu Roosevelt wll be present at the Harvard commencement on the 2Sth. t Mary Recorded June Plana. 8, 905. Essay My sland Home beng the 25th annversary of hs graduaton, whch took place n SS0. Prank de Mello and wf to Louse Elzabeth Kaea. Neely, D; por ap R P 302 kul 273, Musc Senor Class Today Mss rene Crook of Makawao departs for a trp to the man Pauoa, Honolulu. Oahu. $200. B 272, Addresses Rev. B. V. Bazata, Rev. L p 5. Dated May D. aea and Rev J Kalno. land. 7 All Szes m Yap Sng to W Y Kwa Fong, P A: Mss Volet Makee s at Mrs. Dora general powers. B 274, p 40. Dated von Temnskys FREWORKS n Makawao. Sept 8, 905. Frday afternoon a large number of Hawn Trust Co Ltd to James A Wlder, A M; mtg K Kauhane (wdow) on Mrs. H. A. Baldwns. Hamakuapoko. lades attended the readng club at AND por R. P kul 222. Kkhale. Honolulu, Oahu; lot 5 blk 6, Kewalo tract, Reva cleared from Kaanapal for Dela On Wednesday the shp Manga Honolulu. Oahu. $200. B 27, p 67. ware Breakwater wth a large cargo 4TH JULY GDS Dated June 7, 905. of sugar. COME AND SEE US. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS. Jno T Campbell and as atty et als An exctng polo game was played Xotce. Notce; applcn for Reg Ttle on the Paa grounds last Saturday of parts and 2 R P 60 and kul 240K afternoon. aps 6, 7 and X, Nuuanu valley. Honolulu. Oahu. B 274, p 42. Dated June Strong Weather: Showery n localtes. WALL, NCHOLS COMPANY, LMTED. trades John Ftzgerald to P C Reamer. A M: mtg note of Mrs A Nakapuah dated Jan : mtg note of Mrs A Nakapuah dated Sept ; mtg note of Mrs A Nakapuah dated Nov 25, 903. $ B 27. p 6S. Dated May 29, 905. Kall Pa and wf to P C Reamer. M; lot 0 Ponohawa, Hlo, Hawa. $600. B 27. p 69. Dated May E.lth P Schreter and hsb to Alfred Hockng. D: nt n R P 769 kul 9. 2 cor Kng and Nuuanu Sts, Honolulu. Oahu. $ B 272. p 7. Dated May Eugene M Campbell to Western & Hawn nvstmt Co Ltd, M; lot 542 of gr 3572, Honolulu. Oahu. $250. B 268, p 34. Dated June A Scotch laborng man who had marred a rch wdow exceptonal for her planness was accosted by hs employer. "Well. Thomas." he sad. " hear you are marred. What sort of a wfe have you got?" "Weel. sr." was the response, "shs the Lords handwork, but canna say shes Hs masterpece." Harpers Weekly. Losng your har? Do you brng out a combful each loomng? Has t lost ts natural brghtness? s t begnnng to look faded and dead? Do you lke ths condton of thngs? Certanly not. Then stop ths fallng of the har at once. Stop t before your har s thn, short, and lfeless. Buy a bottle of flers Jar Vgor and make your har beautful, glossy, slky, abundant. f your har s gray, and you dont care to look at thrty as f you were sxty, then you should use Ayer"s Har Vgor. t always restores color to eray har, all tho deep, rch, beautful color t had when you were young. Do not be deceved by cheap mtatons whch wll only dsappont you. Be sure you get AYKRS Har Vgor. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aycr&Co., Lowell. Mxsm.,U. S. A. BOLLTSTER DRUG CO.. AGENTS. HOW MR FUSSLEGH ANSWERED THE TELEPHONE, Mr. Fusslegh had. a telephone n hs resdence, but as t s prncpally used by.mr?. Fusslegb and by her many frends t s perhaps natural that she and they should dentfy the nstrument solely wth Mrs. Fusslegh. says The Womans Home Companon. Not long ago, beng alone n the house. Mr. Fusslegh answered the phone when t rang volently at about the hour of nne. The followng conversaton ensued: "HeHo:" "Well?" s ths Mrs. Fusslegh?" "Xo." " mean, s ths Mrs. Fussleghs "phone?" Mt s rot. The owner, hp les wth the te.erhone company." "Ha. ha Thats pretty good But tell me serously, s Fusselghths Mrs. s hou.;e?" "Really cant say. Untl lately thought not. but as every one else seems to thnk t s, perhaps am after does odd errands for Mrs. Fusslegh. all, qute mstaken." She got hm wth the house, you Youre a great oker, arent you? know:" Kndly tell me whether Mss Fusslegh "Oh, she dd. dd she?" s there." "Sure thn;" ( "She s not." "Pretty tough on Mrs. Fusslegh, Who s ths talkng?" snt t?" Ths? Oh, ths s only Mrs. Fuss Whereupon Mr. Fusnegh hung up leghs husband, the father of Mss the recever. n aeennmea to gve : Fusslegh the man who lves at Mrs. orders the followng day for the house, and occasonally moval of the phone.x ew York Mal. et tv proof of ta Cure Whlla You Slevp For Whoopng Cough, Croup, Coughs, Bronchts, nfluenza, Catarrh. t cares because the ar rendered stronrly antseptc s carred over the dseased surfaces of the bronch tabes wth every breath, prolonged and constant treatment. Those of a eonattnptl ve tendency, or sufferers from chronc bronchts, fnd mmrtte relef from roughs or nflamed condtons o the throat. C8ESO.ENE s a boon to A STH Jf ATCS. Dm mm t" THE tapo TRESOLENE CO. 80 Fulton St., New YofK Cat,, f

4 qr THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU. JUNE 9, T905. MSTAKES OF WATERHOUSE. THE PACFC T GOES WTHOUT SAYNG? Mr. F. T. P. Waterhouse, who s volatng a strct party rule by actng COMMERCAL ADVERTSER wth the County Commttee whle he s a member of the Terrtoral Commttee. The Best Refrgerator takes advantage of hs and ce somewhat equvocal poston to renl voters a lecture upon the luty of "straght Chest s the EDDY WALTER G. SMTH : : : : : : EDTOR. party" men. Mr. Waterhouse overlooks the fact, that whle rghtng the admnstraton he cannot be a straght party man hmself. What he s dong s to ad and comfort hs party enemes. Sxty years experence counts for somethng, f yom are up " JUNE 9. Hut Mr. Waterhouse todat e. MONDAY rushes nto prnt upon ths occason to declare that the fght that s beng made n the nterest of Arthur M. Brown not a rght aganst the admnstraton of Governor Carter. Mr. Waterhouse thus acts as SOLD ON. GOVERNOR CARTER. ; frend of "the Governor or, at least, what he says leaves the nference that he thnks or wants the people to thnk that he s the frend of the admns There are few men n Hawa who realze what George Carter s traton. t s a pty Mr. Waterhouse, occupyng the poston that he does, enmhen. v of the Governorshp means to the Terrtory. of does not post hmself better upon what hs At a lst;.nce of fve thousand mles from Washngton, the chosen campagners are dong. Constructed on scentfc prncples. Mow;; ;, be left more to hs own and sayng. f Mr. Waterhouse knew what everybody else knows, he would n.rlv far more ndependent, and must Easest to keep clean, resources than s anv manland Terrtoral Governor. For ths reason a strong know that the whole Brown fght from the begnnng has been a fght aganst f ; an,l a xtronr man has held the offce. the admnstraton am Governor (.arter. L,et lum go and lsten to any fy No waste of ce Brown Specal nsulatng ".l d stsostance. Not onlv has a stronc man exercsed the authorty necessarly ncuemo snnp speaker He would know, as everybody else n Honolulu knows, that No escape of cold ar. to the offce but Presdent Roosevelt has placed such absolute confdence n the Knney Democrats who are makng Browns fght are makng t because Ar tght hm that the Federal appontments n the Terrtory are as adsoute n vuv t s a ngnt aganst tne admnstraton 0 governor carter ana wn use tne and no waste. ernor Carters control as though the appontng power were gven hm by law., result, f Brown s elected, to dscredt the admnstraton. t s muddleam Santary n every respect. rght well has the Governor responded to ths confdence. headed poltcs on Knneys part, because he wll have sacrfced the DemoNo t Dry cold ar s what you get n the Eddy, and onlv has the Governor been conservatve and safe n hs recommenda erratc tcket to no purpose but Knney s a brght and shnng poltcal genus Dry cold facts prove tons to the Presdent, to the extent that Federal appontments made durng the Eddv compared to men to lke have Waterhouse, who cannot see that they are are beng no equal Carters m rnbencv have met wth the heartest local approval, but the Pres use.l by the Governors poltcal and personal enemes. n hs good opnon of the Gov dent has been fortfed prevouslyforme d Waterhouse has poltcal ambton, no doubt, and fears to eopardze hs ernor and now trusts hn mplctly. fortunes by dong the rght thng. Does he not know that no man ever found. 7 n does thetovernor possess the mplct connaence 0 me rf".,. Xot onlv a poltcal future who delberately chose the wrong course? s he a wllng.., J... trendshp. tool the hands of the Governors enemes? t s A. bo., dent but he has the vantage ground ot hs personal gooa wn am n srown and tne These relatons between the Governor and the Presdent mean much to forces behnd hm who are strvng to wreck the Republcan party. Governor Hawa as any one wll realze who knows the enormous power of the Pres ( Carter s merely tryng to make t stand for what s best n cvc morals, dental offce and partcularly that of the present ncumbent. Democrat Knney dd not wrte those Arthur Brown letters through any love No other Governor ot Hawa, for a long, tme to come, wll have the ; for the Governor and Brown hmself s not advsng those who cannot vote close frendshp and confdence of the Presdent of the Unted States, and for hm to vote for Poepoe through love of the Republcan party. Nether s the resultng power for the good of Hawa, that s now possessed by Gov he runnng any part of hs rule or run campagn through any love for the eraor Carter. Republcan party, or for Governor Carter. Arthur Brown gave out an nter n spte of these undenable facts, responsble ctzens, wth ther all at vew long before the took any hand n the fght n whch he openly Goern stake n ths Terrtory, are actually vewng wth complacency and approval declared hs hostlty to Governor Carter. He has never dened that nter flc nrpnt.mt.atm the central thought and mansprng of whch s Down vew. He has merely tred to straddle the ssue. r r ". V. 4. wth the Governor "Down wth power:" but onema n ot om ua, The old gang, whch has ralled to hm to a man, the gamblers, and the they are actually proclamng that they are gong to vote for the very man Knney Democrats are makng no other fght than an antcarte r one, and who s the personfcaton of personal and poltcal hostlty to the Governor. Waterhouse and hs assocates are helpng them n every possble way, blnded t s about tme for some of these selfsame ctzens to stop and thnk a by the deluson that they are runnng a "straght" tcket. mnute and look a few nches beyond ther noses. n vew of some of the possbltes for the Governorshp n the past, and the scarcty of materal for the future, s t not sound polcy to let well enough alone, and to stand by an honest, energetc, economcal and progressve Governor, when we have one, rather than on n the senseless hue and DESPERATE CAMPAGNNG. Assuredly the Brown campagn managers are reduced to desperate strats when they consent to the plantng of che fa games n the Chnese quarter to cry about "onema n power?" be raded n spectacular fashon to save the falng fortunes of ther canddate. t would seem that even the most stupd of frends of the che fa cand t most certanly s Do we want the selecton of Federal appontees to Hawa to be left to date would see that that knd of battle s doomed to defeat tself. The people allotment at Washngton to the poltcan who can frst get the Presdent s of Honolulu should know, by ths tme, that the gamblers, and especally the ear, or to the "poltcal leaders" whom our electorate s lable to brng to Chnese gamblers, long for the return of Brown and the old gang who would the surface f not see a game anywhere sj long as the gamesters came through wth a share We most certanly do not of the swag. Do we want to start another campagn of desperate detracton aganst Beng frends of Brown and the old gang, the Chnese gamblers would be Carter as was done aganst Governor Dole, wth ntent to eventually hound more than ready to lend ther ad to a plot of ths knd partcularly f t hm out of offce? could be worked on a day when the Hgh Sherff was out of town. But ther We most certanly do not very readness to help betrays them and Brown wth them. The Chnese And yet the present campagn s beng fought, wth more btterness than gamblers were too wllng, to start the che fa banks, and to be aled durng even n the old days, wth that delberate obect n vew, by a daylght rad of them. A nght rad, after the usual polce fashon, would those who hate Governor Carter because he stands between them and spols and not be frst prnted n Brown s afternoon organs. graft; and "straght Republcans" and busness men, wth ther all at stake, The whole thng smacks of the old gang, and the methods of the old downwthlartare helpng t on by onng hands wth the " " crowd, whle gang. t s proof, f they were needed, that the most desperate of Browns they salve ther conscences wth the thought that they are votng the straght supporters preserve ther afflatons wth the Chnese gamblers. And Honolulu wll know what that means. Wll Honolulu vote for the return of the tcket and teachng the Governor a lesson. s t not about tme for some of these gentlemen to reconsder ther ntentons and use ther nfluene and votes rn support of the admnstraton, ChllngworthMcDufheAl Ou days? nstead of n favor of humlatng and weakenng t? Hound Carter out of offce, and what next? o CLEARCU T SSUES. Tomorrow the voters wll have a chance to decde at the polls whether honest admnstraton of the Terrtory of Hawa and the County of Oahu s to be encouraged or dscouraged. n pursuance of hs duty Governor Carter forced the retrement from the offce of Hgh Sherff of Arthur M. Brown. Mr. Brown now asks for a vndcaton whch he does not deserve and whch he has culpably forfeted. f he gets t, the fact wll be receved and proclamed as a vote of want of confdence n Governor Carter. t wll be notce served on the Governor to shut hs eyes and brdle hs rght arm when he sees thngs gong wrong n the departments, lettng mal admnstraton take ts own course as somethng of no concern to hm. Regardng the effect on the welfare of the county, the electon of Brown wonld rebuke the efforts of Wllam Henry to organze a graftless polce bureau and encourage the predatory classes to stay n poltcs. Mr. Henry, though hampered by a lot of Brown holdover s n the polce force, has done honest work for the people. Vce and crme have not been taxed, but punshed; no scandals have occurred; arrests and convctons have multpled. Are the honest voters gong to repudate Henry for that and restore the era of graft under the supervson of Brown, Chllngworth, McDuffe and Ah On? Are they gong to curb the honest and effcent men and put back the elements whch have brought the polce admnstraton of Honolulu nto dsrepute f We cannot beleve t. We do not thnk that admnstratons lke those of Carter and Henry wll be blacklsted by the people who have profted by them. We know that Brown cannot be elected wthout the help of good saloonkeeperctzer. The gamblers, s and pmps who are makag Browns cause ther own are not n a maorty, but they rely upon the ad of good men who have been msled as to the crucal facts of the campagn. There s no need, because of what has been establshed durng the past week, for honest ctzens to labor under a further msunderstandng. They ought to clearly weo the ssues and ther duty. And so seeng, t s nconcevable that they wll wthhold from arter and Henry the support and vndcaton whch s ther due. O LOOK ON THS PCTURE. "A condton of corrupton." of affars whch s a foundaton of graft, of extorton and of graft, corrupton and everythng vle." "The essence and quntessence "Slde, McDuffe, slde wth the bal." "That perured evdence." The foregong hot phrases are not extracted from any campagn flyer. Hgh Sherff Wllam Henry s not ther author, nor s he prvy to ther publcaton. Nevertheless the graphc expressons relate to the Honolulu polce department at a perod ust pror to ts beng handed over to the charge of Mr. Henry. At the same tme, the words of fre quoted were not used wth any relaton to the county electon campagn. They were uttered by E. C. Peters, Deputy Attorney General, n the honest dscharge of hs duty as a publc prosecutor. Ho was argung to a nr of the eountrv for a verdct that he deemed the nterests of ustce and of clean government demanded, as well as the evdence n hs opnon not only ustfed but requred. Though the ury were unable to fnd beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant second n command of the Terrtoral polce at the tme n questonwas gulty of the graft, for whch he had been ndcted, yet there can Le no doubt that the evdence of both the prosecuton and the defense showed Vondton of looseness n the levyng of bal upon persons arrested for crmes and msdemeanors whch, as Mr. Peters descrbes t, was "a foundaton of graft, of extorton and of corrupton." t was the easest thng out for any "McDuffe" to "slde wth the bal." "That perured evdence." ether, does not seem too strong a descrpton of the entres of bogus names n the staton record to desgnate persons whose true names, f not known, were easlv ascertanable bv the arrestng offcers. Where effeal records are at ssue, t s necessary sometmes to refresh the memory of the communty. An ncdent tmely to recall s the rebuke gven the polce under A. M. Browns control by Dstrct Magstrate Lndsay on May 8, 904, when dschargng J. C. Cohen from the charge of assaultng a polce ofhver. " do not beleve the polce acted decently n the matter," Judge Lndsay (snce promoted to the Crcut Court bench) sad. "Of course, the polce have rghts and ther duty, but Mr. Cohen also has some rghts whch should be respected. f there was any assault at all on Cohens part, and very strongly doubt there was, t was at the most a techncal one. fnd the defendant not gulty and dscharge hm." The evdence was n bref that Leut. Lesle of the polce force tred by volence to compel Mr. Cohen, manager of the Orpheum, to admt polcemen not n unform nor on duty nto the theater wthout tckets, he havng prevously stated that they could have tckets on applcaton to hm at the box offce; that when he put hs arms across the entrance to prevent the polcemen n plan clothes from enterng he was thrown down by three offcers. struck twce n the face wth someones lst and kcked three tmes n the chest; that hands were lad on hm, rasng hm to hs feet and draggng hm out to Fort street, and that there, beng refused the courtesy of rdng n a hack at hs own expense, he was hustled to the staton n the patrol wagon. All ctzens wll agree wth the rghtmnde d magstrate that ths was not decent treatment of a man. Yet lawabdn g t does not appear that the ndecentlyactn offcers were punshed by the g head of the department. Dvorce cases wheren the men are charged wth physcal maltreatment of the women appear to come n seres of two or three. Worse stll, the seres do not arrve on the fles far apart. A mere decree relevng the woman of the domnaton of the maaj wth leave to tol for her own sustenance and perhaps that of young chldren as t s seldom the human brute has means on whch to levy for almony seems far from beng an adequate requtal of the vctms wrong or a sutable vndcaton of ustce on behalf of socety at large. There mght be a law enacted under whch the udge fndng a charge of brutalty n a dvorce lbel true should commt the lbellee to the granu ury for assault and battery. Such a statute should also make the record of the dvorce tral conclusve untl rebutted beyond a reasonable doubt n the crmnal court. Some dvorce cases recently reported contan allegatons of abuse by husbands of ther wves whch would dsgrace a communty of savages. n some parts of the manland the whppng post has been revved wfebeaterfor s. Such a punshment mght well be made a part of the statute here proposed. Fne and mprsonment, ether or both, mght have some deterrent effect n proporton as the penalty was by the authortes made the nevtable consequence or the offense, yet nether fne nor mprsonment would reach the feelngs of a human brute who s capable of beatng, kckng and noggng a woman. The three men who won the electon for the straght tcket last year were Governor Carter, Lorrn Andrews and Sam Johnson. The men who are tryng to turn the trck ths tme are enttled to our sympathes n advance. No wonder the maorty of the straghttcke t ralles are hardly vsble to the naked eve. Stable government s what our good ctzens have always stood for. But t s an mpossblty wth dvsons of government at sxes and sevens. A polce force n harmony wth the Terrtoral authortes s; requred. Vote for stable government. Outsde of the peace conference matter, a lull seems to have fallen upon the natons n the past twentyfou r hours. The Great Powers are probablv awmtng news of the Hawaan county electons. Booth and Ounn are n a mad race for the booby prze, but "Has Been" Brown or Scarecrow Poepoe man snatch t. crushng denuncaton of the condton of thngs n the polce departnentthe Lyht Monday polce calendars have lronono. hy r..pntv Attorney marked Henrv s General Peters who n peace nrv.t. rule. Vote capacty was for quet Sundays. a member of the Republcan County Conventon refers to the """" tne.lepartment under A. M. Brow A the Republcan "straght tcket" nomnee f Sherff of Oahu. Vote for square men and your tcket wll be straght for honest countv o government. wu De tone Brown f th e men do the polls. ther full dutv lawandord at Cast a mans vote. Dont be a Browne. Easy Terms at Easy Prces PACFC HARDWARE CO.. LTD Fort and Merchant Streets. Dont Say You Cant Afford to have ELECTRC LGHTNG untl you know the cost, whch s so lttle that t wll surprse you. The chances are that after careful nvestgaton you wll come to the concluson that you cant afford not to have t. The matter s worth lookng nto, anyway. An expert n any branch of electrcal servce wll call for conference wthout cost to the enqurer, upon applcaton to HAWAAN ELECTRC CO. Lmted. Offce Kng Street near Alakea. Phone Man 390. QUALTY. Spreckels Block. WE WOULD O A. JF FRED. L WALDRON, ECONOMY Sales A rent MPRESS UPON Y0 FH4T grystal Sprnqs means purty and fne flavor when the name s used n connecton wth butter. There s no better butter made n pont of qualty, and t s deservedlv Honolulus favorte. Once tred you wll never use any other. We pack ths butter n neat cardboard cartons. Ths prevents t gettng soft and keeps t from contact wth other artcles n the ceche st. PRCE 2L8S 65C. Metropoltan Meat Co., Ltd. TELEPHONE MAN 45 REPARNG WOVEN WRE BEDS Telephone Whte 66 Quck Dspatch. HONOLULU WRE BHD COMPANY, ALAPA STREET. Makers or R. & P. WRE BEDS. Black and Tan SHOES otn nave tler strong ponts. Some people prefer the latter, whle others reman staunch n ther lkng for a leather shnv shoe. We have a swell Lades Shoe n both tan, black and whch n the former color we call the " Mercedes t " s a Patent Colt. Blucherette Oxford, wth worked slk evelets, laces, welt sole and mltary heel. Ths shoe s made by LARD, SCHOEBER & whch CO frm s famous for fne shoes, and we sell t for $te 00" as thecelsel" s Manufacturers Shoe fn ltd fl nn obt lenns Nets, Rackets, Wrght & 905 Balls, and other athletc Dhm goods. The Celebrated Underwood Typewrters vsble wrtng. Other Second Hand Machnes for sale or rer.r. A full lne of Typewrter Supples; Fne Papers all grades. Globe Werncke Offce Cabnets and Supples : Debold Safes. Awnngs, Tents and Curtans PEARSON ft POTTER CO., LTD. 93 Fort Street.

5 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU. JUNE 9, 905. furnshes an nterestng topc of Empowered conversaton now that the buld ng season has come round agan or By Law There snt a fner assortment lumber n the Terrtory than to receve trust mones s the poston of a Trust Company. Th that carred by us and ths, n conuncton wth our low prces and guarantee of prompt delvery, element of speculaton enters not should ensure us your custom. We have an mmense nto ts dealngs, stock and t s better of Bulders Materals of all ftted to act as executor and to admnster knds, ncludng: Bulders Hardware. Glass, trusts than s the prvate Sashes, Wndow Shades, Wall Paper, Pants, Ol, ndvdual. Etc. ton Me. u 77 S. KNG STREET. Sak trust fn m lnet nvv w v, LMTED. Fort Street, Honolulu. WM. G. RWN & CO., LTD. BATH THE Plumber Kn Street Tel. Man 6. f K A RBSDfcNTs CflfK, N) TM HARM SKBtl&lzff9f "SfgSk BPTEB 0 HtfnKNT DAZ BX BOS f 4 HpSP V S Wm. G. rwn..presdent and Manager VcePresde John D. Spreckels. nt.frst W. M. VcePresde nt Gffard.. Second H. M. Whtney Treasurer Rchard vers Secretary A, C. Lovedn Audtor SUGAR FACTORS AND COMMSSON AGENTS. AGENTS FOR Oceanc Steamshp Co., San Fran csco. Cal. Western Sugar Refnng Co., San Francsco, Cal. Baldwn Locomotvte Works, Phla delpha, Pa. Newall Unversal Mll Co., Manu facturers of Natonal Cane Shredder, New York. N. Y. Pacfc Ol Transportaton Co., San Francsco, Cal WM. G. RWN & CO., LTD. K3KB AGENTS FOR THE Royal nsurance Co. of Lverpool, England. Allance Assurance Co. of London,. England. Scottsh Unon & Natonal nsurance. Co. of Ednburgh, Scotland. Fre Assocaton of Phladelpha. Allance nsurance Corporaton Ltd. Wlhelma of Magdeburg General nsurance Co. Fre nsurance, WE all admre the beautful, but when about to decorate the home, often assocate decoratve art wth extreme cost. f you wll consult wth us we can show you how the home can be beautfed at a reasonable cost. Stanley St phensoc, THE HOME DECORATOR. Phone Kng St. S. S. SGNS ENOUGH SAD. HORSESHOENG W. W Wrght Co., Ltd have opened a horseshoen g department n connecton wth ther carrage shop, etc. Havng secured the servces of a flrstclas s shoer, they are prepared to do all work ntrusted to them n a flrstcla ss manner. Catton, Nell & Co., Ltd ENGNEER 3 and MACHNSTS QUEEN AND RCHARDS STREETS. charcoalro n retub ed Bolers wth or steel tubes; general shp work. YAMATOYA MERCHANT TALOR AND SHRT MAKER. No. 3 Beretana street, near Nuuanu. P. O. Box HRTS OF ALL, KNDS, KMONAS AND PAJAMAS MADE TO OR DER AND ON SALE. C. B. Reynolds & Co. MPORTERS AND DEALERS N BULDNG MATERALS: DOORS, SASH. SHNGLES. Bulders. Hardware at lowest rates. Alakea street, mauka SaUors tome. ALL KNDS OF RUBBER GOODS Goodyear Kubber Go.. X. E PEASE, Presdent. Francsco, Cab. u. m. m. ELECTRCAN. 59 Kng St. Tel. Man 5S. Houses wred for electrc lghts and electrc bells. Physcan s electrcal nstruments repared and mantaned. mported Stock Just arrved per Nevaaan. PNE FREPH MLCH COWS and also be seen thoroughbred Poultry, now to at our Kuku Street StaWe CLUB STABLES. FORT ABOVE HOTEL STREET. CAPTAN PORFRO DAZ, JR., THE PRESDENTS ONLY SON, N THE LOUS XV. COSTUME WHCH HE WORE AT A RECENT NOTABLE BALL GVEN BY HM N MEXCO CTY. SENORA LUSA RAGOSA DAZ, WFE OF CAPTAN DAZ, N A SHEPHERDESS COSTUME WORN BY HER AT THE FANCYDRES S BALL. PRESDENT DAZ, MEXCOS GREATEST STATESMAN, AND HS The matchless solder and patrot and hs wfe and chldren Ther latest photographs. FSHES AT AQUAKUM UvJllNvJ lu PJL lln At Least They are Not Dong Any Poltcs After the Manner That s Followed by Men Playng the Game. The lttle fshes at the Aquarum wamtrajl anruv vpntpnlav no thmrh thoru were no such tlung as.poltcal fght wthn a thousand mles of them t. ucu snows ne superorty o nsnes octopus that poured tself down. the dran ppe s stll dollr busness at the old stand. K s thought, from.. rj s pretty weu Known ma u s uraw. u t does busness, ust the same. to men, maybe. Of course, there are Anyfshe Maybe t does more busness. s that do poltcs. The eels, for way, t commands more attenton n example, are pretty smooth. And the long t. octopus s no slouch, ether, and has The band played at Makee sland a nalng good pull, f anybody should esterday, and the crowd was larger ask you. t would not be safe for any than t has been for a long tme. There canddate for a place on a bll of fare, such as a shrmp, or a ucy young lobster, or any nce lttle tdbd of that sort to show around where the eels lve, or n the house of the octopus at meal tme. He would fnd so much poltcs dong that there would soon not be enough of hm left to make a Fuson mass meetng. Also, there are the suckers, whch are a necessary poltcal quantty. But the fshes do not do human poltcs. t s a straght fght, rght from the dorsal fn. short, sharp and decsve. And the loser does not need to have any regard for hs party status, afterward. Whch s dfferent from the poltcs of men halt of whch gam s n the playng, and the other half n tellng how t happened. Thev have not succeeded n catchng a shark for the Aquarum yet. but the..,.,, WALTHAM s a fear, n fact, that the band may not play there many tmes more, am 4.. a : n tl"v ;m out of u Jt was a beautful day, breezy, wthspts of ran, am all the beach resorts were crowded wth vstors. Taragon: "The Russans have great fath n the bayonet, th Japs n the sword. Whch arm do you prefer?" Mss mple Both" (absentneeded ); Womans Home Companon. WATCHES 2,000,000 WALTHAM WATCHES ARE NOW N USE. ALL ARE GUARANTEED BY AMERCAN WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY, WALTHAM, MASS., U. S. A. THS COM PANY S THE LARGEST WATCH MANUFACTURNG CONCERN N THE WORLD. FAMLY. AD ACKNOWLEDGED TO SPANSH MSSON Mss RESULTS OF THE ELECTON. Carolne D. Castle has receved the followng letter from a member of There wll be a varety of entertanment at the Royal Hawaan Hotel on the faculty of Wellesley College, whch ry, s to all the Honolulu Tuesday nght. A specal dnner followed by Madam Scotts concert and a people who take an nterest n the educatonal and the memoral enterprse theren mentoned. t may be dance wll be one thng The famous. Ells Quntette Club wll furnsh mu mentoned that of the local fund of sc, both durng dnner and after for $000 promsed $700 has been procured. the dance. Arrangements have been Geo. P. Castle s treasurer of the fund: made by Manager Church to have the electon returns sent n as fast as they June L 905. are receved at Republcan r.e oquar My Dear Mss Castle: Thank you for ters. and they wll be posted n the your very knd letter of May 6. g bllard room for the beneft of the your pledge to Mr. Baker. Your nterest and the generous support gven to the nternatonal nsttute by the frends n Honolulu are a steady comfort and strength. The Alce Gordon Gulck Memoral Hall s well under way and wll, we trust, be ready for use n September. We must be n J poston to meet all blls then. Mss Webb wll be n Boston ths summer. We shall know the stuaton n detal. The Utters from Madrd report a very successful year. The ; school makes so much more mpresson at Madrd man was possoe at.an Sebastan. Wth most cordal regard to your dear mother. Sncerely yours. KATHARNE OOMAN. What s called n Canada the Twelve Chldren act of the ate Mercer government, whereby a farm of government land was gven to every father of a famly of that number, has developed the nterestng fact that the French Canadan? are far more prolfc than any of the oth r races of the Domnon, though even wth them the number who are qualfed to take a clam under the law s small. Only at out 6 per cent of those beneftng by the act are of Englsh. Scotch or rsh descent. THE B. F. DLLNGHAM CO LMTED, General Agents for Hawa. Atlas Assurance Company of London. Phoenx Assurance Company of London. New York Underwrters Agency. Provdence Washngton nsurance Company, Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Buldng, HAWA SHNPO SHA. THE PONEER JAPANESE PRNTn g offce. The publsher of Hawa Shnpo, the only daly Japanese paper publshed n the Terrtory of Hawa. C. SHOZAWA, Propretor. Edtoral and Prntng Offce 020 Smth St., above Kng. Phone Man 46. C. BREWER & CO., LTD. Sugar Factors and Commsson Merchants. LST OF OFFCERS. C. M. Cooke, Presdent; George M. Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bshop, Treasurer and Secretary; Macfarlan e, F. W. Audtor; P. C. Jones, C. M. Cooke, J.. Gat, Drectors. THE HAWAAN REALTY AND MATURTY CO., Lmted. Real Estate, Mortgage, Loans and nvestment Securtes. Homes bult on the nstallment plan. Home Offce: Melntyre Bdg., Honolulu, T. H. L K. KENT W E LL, General Manager. LMTED. MFOHTEKS Commsson and Machnery Merchants P. O. Box 66 Tel. Man 276 The Alexander Young Buldng. NOTCE. ANY WOMAN OR GRL NEEDNG help or advce, s nvted to communcate, ether n person or bv letter, wth Ensgn L. Anderson, mawon of the Salvaton Army Womans ndustral Home. No. 680 Kng street. ARE YOU PAYNG RENT FOR A PANO We wll sell you one for $6.0f pe month. Partculars at Coyne Furnture Co., Phone Man 45. J. W. wat. m

6 TOMAKEYQUWELL s an easy task when the famous os tetters Stomach J.ttrs s used. No case of stomach, Lver or Bowel dsorder s too hard t to conquer. n f r many cases t nroved to be the only remedv that could effect a cure. TW7 wamam STOMACH Bostetters The Delcaces Of the Season TTT wll arrve per the S. S. Sonoma and wll present a temptng array of good thngs. There wll be: CHERRES APRCOTS PEACHES PLUMS ARTCHOKES, RHUBARB ASPARAGUS CAULFLOWER FRESH FROZEN CALFORNA AND EASTERN OYSTERS A CHOCE ASSORTMENT OF BUTTER AND CHEESE. You wll fnd t to your advantage to call early for by so dong you wll obtan a better choce. J. M. LEVY, & Company. TELEPHONE UAsN 49. WATY BLOCK KNG ST. John S OgToss 0 BANANAS Left on the Wharf at Hlo When Enterprse Saled. s therefore servng de of a far tral and robust health wll be your sure reward. Dont hes HLO. June 6. When the Enterprse t a t e another saled for San Francsco last week she day. t cures left behnd, for lack of space, nearly Nausea, Sour Stomach, 2.0M) bunches of bananas. These wll Poor Appette, be almost a total loss to the shppers, Costveness, as there s no local market and no ndgeston, stame r Dyspepsa or to transport them to the Malaral Fever. coast. Efforts were made to have the Women and grls surplus shped va Honolulu on the who suffer from monthly lls can Alameda, but arrangements could not also be cured by be made. No blame attaches to the takng the Btters promptly. Guard, after canvassng the shppers, Bfatson Navgaton Co.. as Agent reserved space only for 7.C00 bunches, but when the tran loads of frut arrved from Olaa and Puna the warehouse was deluged. The loss falls prncpally on the Hlo Mercantle Co., Ltd. and some of the larger Japanese Nell 35 Merchant Street. EaCHNERY BOUGHT. SOLD ANE REPARED. NONEERS AND BULDERS SUP PLES. BLACKSMTH NG. Bg Bargans n Second Hand TYPEWRTERS Guaranteed ;o be n Good Order One No. 5 Blck $0 No. 7 Blck 25 No. 4 h ago 0 One No. Pfrls s 5 One No. nsmore Late Model 40 One No. 4 Underwood 40 One No. 4 Smth 40 One No. 4 Smth 50 One No. 4 Smth (Elte) 60 One No. v Remngton 7" Space 40 One No. S Remngton 20 Space 60 N S. C AND 7 REM N GTONS, $35 TO $70. Supples for All Machnes. HAWAAN OFFCE SPECALTY CO. Nckle Platng AT GUY OWENS 20 Unon St., Tel. Man 35. Arrow QUARTER. 6ZE COLLAR 5 CENTS EACH; 2 FOR 25 CENTS CLUETT, PEABODY A. CO., Smoke GENERAL ARTHUR CGARS GUNSTEAK N CGAR CO. Dstrbutors. Pur? Wnes and Lquors Famly Trade Solcted. Loveoy & Co. Nuuanu St. Phose 30 shppers. t has snce been dscovered that the latter have been shppng underszed and unsaleable frut, many of the bunches of bananas left behnd beng overrp e, and others were found n a partly decomposed condton. Some wrapped bunches of good sze, when strpped of the wrappngs, were found to contan two and sometmes more small bunches, whch have no marketable value. Agent R. T. Guard refuses to accept ths character of frut wthout payment of freght, as he does not beleve the returns from such bunches wll cover cost of transportaton. t s also stated that such shpments are lkely to nure the Hlo trade n the San Francsco market, whch s regarded by those nterested n the banana ndustry as a very unfortunate stuaton. The lack of space on the Enterprse to carry the 2,000 bunches of bananas loses to that vessel about $.00 n freght, based on the freght charges of 45 cents per bunch. Under the agreement of Captan Matson and the Hlo banana growers, when the regular monthly shpments amount to bunches he has agreed to recce the freght rate to 35 cents per bunch. t s stated that the regular monthly product from now wll steadly ncrease to a fgure far exceedng the lmt named and the tme s now rpe for a reducton n the freght rate. READY FOR THE RACES. Followng s the lst of the offcals n whose charge the races at Hoolul u Park wll be on July Fourth: Judges. J. F. Clay. W. EL C. Campbell Tmekeeper s. and Robert Horner. J. D. Kennedy and S. EL Webb. Starter, Albert Horner. Clerk of the Course, J. D. Easton. Clerk of Paddock. F. Brughell., Clerk of the Scales, E. F. Ncholas. The horses that came down on the Rhoderek Dhu. and whch are sad to belong to Geo. S. McKenze, have not yet been sent to the track and t s not lkely that more than one of them wll be. He s a four year old. bred n Spreckelss ranch n Calforna. Hs breedng s unknown here. The other two horses are for carrage use. Jmmy McAulffe has the Mallard. Dxe Land, Antdote. G. A. R.. a Ha waan pony, and Ed. McGowan. Pg got has the well known Honolulu horse lruner, and Dr. Hollands Mcrobe. Dr. Jones has Egyptan Prn SoScess. o, The Fretter, Waterfall and the black pony Ngger. McMnnus hns Nazon and a black flly by Charles S. t t not yet known whether Nazon wll be entered for any of the races. The track s sufferng from the frequent rans. HLO NOTES. Rumor s at work on the scheme for begnnng operatons on the Kohala Hlo ralway. B. F. Dllngham, who Wll probably promote the company under new condtons, s expected to be n Hlo wthn a couple of weeks. The lbel sut of YVolters vs. Ma kno and Saguso of the Kau Weekly, whch has occuped the attenton of bench, bar and plantaton n Kau, was decded by Judge Wapulan on Saturday last n favor of defendants. After a number of the Olaa Sugar Co.s cars had been loaded wth cane at Glenwood Tuesday afternoon and the tran was backng, one of the cars s supposed to have umped the track and sxteen others followed. Two ot them were smashed so badly that the btlder could not dentfy them and two others had ther brakes broken. After a seven months drouth n Kau, whch dred vegetaton throughout the 5) THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER. HONOLULU, JUNE 9, 905. ooooooad N PLACNG OUR SUMMER LNE OF LADES MUSLN UNDERWEAR Before the shoppng pub BEST lne that we havebuyng MUSLN the SEWNG, the TR all these REQUSTES We herewth enume PATRONS, whle nvt le of Honolulu and vcnty, we thnk that vte are offerng the VERY yet shown. We say ths of both the QUALTY and QUANTTY. UNDERWEAR, always consder the QUALTY of the CLOTH, MMNG the DESGN and,the STYLE. Our garments contan of EXCELLENCE, and are sold at MODERATE PRCES. rate a few of the styles for the beneft of our OUTOFTOW N ng our LOCAL PATRONS to call and be shown our complete lne. LADES MUSLN UNDERSKRTS. LADES NGHT GOWNS. r7ht t VJv a "Jt s M. b rm a e s SKRTS. No. 6G26. Musln, lace or embrodery ruffle, wth cluster of three tucks,, 75c No Musln, hemmed ruffle, wth four hemsttched tucks $.00 Same, n extra szes...$.35 No. 92. Cambrc, hemsttched ruffle of Swss, wth two clusters of four tucks each $.25 No Cambrc, ruffle of Hambur g embrodery $.25 No Cambrc, Swss embrodery rtfflle, topped wth sx rows of hemsttched tuckng $.50 No Cambrc, Swss embrodery ruffle, narrow and wde tucks alternatng $.75 No Cambrc, extra wde Swss ruffle, topped wth many rows of hemsttched tucks. $2.00 No. 97. Cambrc, musln ruffle, trmmed wth blnd embrodery; seven tucks $2.25 No Fne Cambrc. Swss ruffle trmmed wth Valencennes lace, wth four rounds of nserton to match..$3.00 No Extra Fne Cambrc, plan ruffle of wde Englsh embrodery..$3.00 No. 98. Extra Fne Cambrc, very wde ruffle of sheer musln trmmed wth blnd embrodery, nserton to match; several rows of tucks $4.00 LADES MUSLN CHEMSE. CHEMSE. No Plan musln, taped neck and arm sze 50c No Musln, round yoke, rbbonrun beadng around neck, narrow embrodery edgng around nevk and arm sze 75c No. 55. Fne Musn, round yoke trmmed wth eyelet embrodery edgn x wth rbbon gather $.00 No Nansook, round yoke trmmed wth two rows lace nserton, edgng to match two rbbon gathers, lace around arm sze $.25 No Nansook, round yoke trmmed wth embrodery, nserton and edgng to match, rbbon gather, arm szes edged wth embrodery $.25 No Nansook, square yoke trmmed wth blnd embrodery, rbbon gather, arm sze edged wth embrodery $.50 No Nansook, round yoke wth embrodery beadng and edgng to match, rbbon gather, embrodery around arm sze $.50 NGHT GOWNS. No ( ambrc, hgh neck, ponted yoke, as per cut, wth cluster of hemsttched tucks $.0U No Cambrc, hgh neck, yoke trmmed vertcally wth embrodery nserton and tucks..25 No. 82. Nansook, hgh neck, vsth hemsttched turnover collar and cuffs $.50 No. 83. Nansook, square yoke trmmed wth embrodery nserton, short sleeves, wth wde flare at elbow edged wth embrodery $.75 No Nansook, neck, long sleeves, square yoke pped wth feather sttchng, tucked back, yoke trmmed wth blnd embrodery..$2.00 No Fne Nansook, hgh neck, wth rbbon draw $2.50 No Nansook, chemse style, round yoke trmmed wth Swss edgng, nserton and beadng, short sleeves wth flare at elbow $2.50 No Fne Nansook, low neck, lace yoke composed of strps of nserton wth edges sewn together; chemse style, short sleeves $3.50 LADES DRAWERS. MUSLN DRAWERS. No. 34. Cambrc, tucked and hemsttched ruffle 35c No. 6. Nansook, wth hemsttche r ruffle topped wth three rows of hemsttched tucks 50c No Nansook, ruffle trmmed wth embrodery edgng, four rows of hemsttched tucks 75c No. 60. Fne Nansook, embrodery ruffle wth clusters of tucks, topped wth same $.00 No Fne Nansook, flare ruffle edged wth embrodery, nserton to match wth cluster of tucks $.25 No Cambrc, lace ruffle of Valencennes edgng and match nserton $.50 EADES CORSET COVERS. CORSET COVERS. No Nansook, low No nec Musln, wth k, wth two rounds of narrow tucks down front, narrowr embrodery wth tftef ST hgh neck, edged wth narrow embrodery 50c tucks between, rbbon gather, neck and arm sze edge, mm m M No Musln, low wth embroderv..$.00 nck, wth narrow embrodery beadng for rbbon neck, dagonal tucks, neck No Nansook, low gather 50c edged wth Valencennes No. 25. Nansook, low lace, tucked back, rbbon neck, trmmed wth embrodery beadng and edg No Nansook, low gather $.00 ng, rbbon gather around neck, square yoke of dotted Swss embrodery, tuck neck and arm sze....60c No. 23. Nansook, low ed back...$.25 No. 24. Allove r neck, wth two rounds of embrodery, wth straps of Valencennes lace nserton wth edge to match, rbbon gather around arm shoulders, very sheer and embrodery beadng across sze 75c danty $.50 B. F. EHLERS & CO., dstrct almost to a parchment, several p Honolulu, T. H. hard showers two weeks ago freshen X ed the cane and gave a suppl of water whch has enabled the Pahala Plant.: ton to start grndng. Manager k.t s hopeful that h,. wll b. able to get the crop off wthout any lfeult y further and as t e rany season appears to have set n, he has no fears of a set back. Judge John Albert Bfatthewman of the Thrd Crcut came over from to Kalu a st n those cases n whch Jtdtre Parsons s dsqualfed. All cases of ths character were contnued untl July 0. at whch tme Judge Matthewman wll return. BRCABRA LGHT BREAKS UPON THS MANS MND " shall vote for Henry." sad a well known man who has contnuously been an offcal of the Republcan party snce ts organzaton here and who s stll a party offh er. "No matter how the ssue was rased, t s now clearly defned. Whether or not the Cvc Federaton has acted wsely s not now the queston. t s not a proposton Tho BrlcaEramost beautful collecton c. of raro tapestres, sofa cushons, lounge covers, etc.. etc.. that Honolulu has ever seen work that Xew York socety has gone wld over s now offerr ed for sale at absurdly otv prces t the "ART AXTl CRAFTS" EX at ths stage of men but of prncple. at th TW.Tr.X HOTEL The paramount ssue before Honolulu Po you want a weddng prrsn t or any today " the Sherff fght has ther knd of carred a present? Take a look nd you can t above party lnes and party allegance. The personal element has fnd somethng absolutely unque. sunk nto nsgnfcance, Rghtly or wrongly, Henry has been put up to defeat Brown. t s plan that f Brown s who s to fll the pulpt of the local Chrstan church durng the summer, dd not arrve n the Mongola as was now elected the nterests represented frst expected, but saled from San by the Cvc Federaton can expect no Francsco yesterday n the Alameda, favors at Browns hands. But the opposte s true of the wde open town wll be accompaned by Mrs. arrvng here next Frday. Mr. Crabtre e people. They have no canddate Crabtree and hs two daughters. n aganst hm. They can poltcally antcpaton of hs comng the church Command and accordng to poltcal has been gven a new coat of pant ethcs should receve prompt complance wth any reasonable demand. The Chrstan church here has and has been otherwse overhauled. been The w3c oren town neonle. snc the laet developments t n the namnakn WttbOUt a have a greater clam on Brown than they have ever before had on any eandda te for publc offce n Hawa. t s now up to those opposed to the Nevada, Mo., wde open town people to elect Henry or Buffer the consequences wth CHRSTAN MNSTER COMNG. Rev. W. E. Crabtree of San Dego, regular pastor for over a year and the last supply wth the church for any length of tme was Dr. Crag last summer. Dr. Edwards of who has accepted a call to the local church, wll be here n September. Mr. Crabtree wll fll the pulpt untl early n August, when he wll depart for San Francsco to attend the Natonal conventon of the Chrstan church. Several delegates from the local church wll accompany hm. NonAbras ngento ve Developer FOR THE CORRECT MANPU LATON OP VELOX AND ALL OTHER DEVELOPNG PAPERS. Ths preparaton s unlke others. t contans a combnaton of chemcals never used before, gvng t several postve advantages. By ts use better results are obtaned n developng and fxng. t brngs out densty and preserves detals n the deepest shadows wth a perfecton mpossble wth other developers. nonabras ve Ths developer s and by ts use prnts are kept free from the stans so frequent to the use of other developers. PRCES LQUD FORM, Eghtounc e bottle, suffcent to make 24 ounces of developer $.25 POWDER FORM. Sealed glass tubes, sx n box, eght tubes makng 6 ounces of developer, per box $.50 SUPPLY CO., FORT STREET. ueoooooeoeogoecooqe Apollnars; Johanns Ltha and Hungaran Apenta Waters, (n crown top bottles) Apollnars and Ltha Waters, per doz. quarts, $2.25 per doz. pnts.50 Apenta Water, per doz. pnts 2.75 per doz. half pnts.o, Johanns Ltha s the sure cure for Rheumatsm Specal prces to the trade. Sole Agents for Hawa, LEWS & Co., Ltd. There s a fne new famly n the house of the OCTOPUS at the AQUARUM AAA HOURS: Daly, except Sunday 0 a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturdays 7 p. m. to 9:30 p. m. Sundays p. m. to 9:30 p. m. NOTCE. Dont drug yourself wth posons for headache and tred reelng when a pleasant draught of "Our Celebrated Bromo Pop" wll do the trck. Our Chocolate, Creams, Cal. Lemonade, Root Beer, Orange Cder and all knds of aerated drnks are the best on the market. ARCTC SODA WORKS. 27 Mller St., Honolulu. H. T. LATEST BOOKS Constance Trescot, Rose of the World, The Grl of La Glora. The Prncess Passes, The Sunset Tral, The Lfe Worth Lvng, Jula. The Fre of Sprng, By the Queens Grace, The Lodestar. Capn Erl, The Garden of Allah, n the Arena, The Purple Parasol, Masqueraders, Marrage of Wm. Ash, Beyond Chance of Change. THOS. G. THRUM. Bookseller and Statoner, 063 Fort Street. EAGLE CLEANNG AND DYENG WORKS. Fort Street, opposte Star Block. LADES AND GENTS CLOTHNG CLEANED AT LOWEST PRCES. Phone Whte A FNE LNE OF BLACK SUTS JUST RECEVED AT GLOBE CLOTHNG CO. 64 Hotel Street. FOR PCNCS, Drves, etc., holds 24 persons; cost $400 The Swell Thng NEW TALLYH O at TERRTORY STABLES No. 548 S. Kng St. Pone Man 32.

7 The Duty of Dressng Well StenBloc h Smart Clothes smplfy that duty whch every man owes to hmself the duty of dressng well. More than artstc, they are masculne, possessng vrlty of style, vgor of outlne, strength of character. By emphaszng good ponts, they overcome defects and develop the possbltes of the fgure n a wonderful manner. So unobstrusve are they, so perfect ther good taste, that you forget them the sure sgn of beng correctly clothed. From foundaton to fnsh StenBloc h Smart Clothes exemplfy the deals of half a century of earnest effort. From an absolutely all wool fabrc they are bult up step by step, through cut and desgn, through nteror parts and talorng, nto that thoroughbred excellence whch wns nstant approval from dscrmnatng dressers İf you are perplexed wth the trouble and expense of dressng well, you wll fnd happy relef n garments bearng the STENBLOC H label. COMPLETE STOCK AT M. Mclnerny LMTED. Cor. Merchant and Fort Sts.. THE BERNCE PAUAH BSHOP MUSEUM, TC A LTTTT, OAHU. Resdents of Hawa Terrtory and Btrangers vstng Honolulu are hereby notfed that the above named Museum wll be open to nspecton on FR DAYS and SATURDAYS of each and every week of the year, and also upon AT.T. PUBLC HOLDAYS (Thanksgvng and Chrstmas excepted), between the hours or 0 oclock a. m. and 5 oclock p. m., from the 3st day of March to the 3st day of October, and from 0 oclock a. m. to 4:30 oclock p. m. from the st day of November to the 3st day of March of each year untl further notce. Toursts arrvng n Honolulu by through steamers on other than the regular vstors days herenbefore desgnated (Sundays and Thanksgvng and Chrstmas excepted) and leavng pror to the days set apart as regular vstors days mav be admtted to the Museum On SPECAL PERMTS, ssued durng offce hours from the general offce of the trustees, No. 77 Merchant street, next door to the bankng house of Bshop & Co. ADMSSON TO MUSEUM FREE. Electrc cars bound west on Kng street pas9 the Museum every ten mnutes durng the day. Honolulu, T. H., June 2th, 905. PER ORDER. SPECAL NOTCE. WTLDERS STEAMSHP COMPANY. n order to close up the aftars of Wlders Steamshp Co.. all persons havng clams aganst, or owng blls to ths corporaton, are requested to present ther clams and settle ther blls wthout delay, at the offce of the company, corner Fort and Queen streets. Honolulu. (Sgned) S. B. ROSE, Treasurer. Honolulu. June NOTCE. NTERSLAN D STEAM NAVGA TON COMPANY. LMTED. Notce s hereby gven that the stock books of the nterslan d Steam Navgaton Co.. Ltd.. wll be closed to transfers from the 7th to the 30th day of June, 905, nclusve. By order of the Board of Drectors. C. H. CLAPP, Secretary. Honolulu, June MRS. HARRET C. EVANS. HAR DRESSNG, FACAL MAS SAGE, MANCURNG AND CHROPODY. No. 30 Boston Buldng. Evenng work by appontment only. HCKS HAR RESTORER AND FRECKLE CURE. Not a Dye but a Restorer; Not a Cream, but a FREC KLE, TAN and PMPLE CURE. f not, money refunded by Mss Wynn, Ha Dressng Parlors, Rchards street. SUGGESTON TO LATE COMERS AT CONCERTS Edtor Advertser: About the concert: A musclove r and one who has sympathy wth both performers and audence would venture to suggest that the late comer kndly defer fndng hs seat durng numbers. Ths would add to the comfort of the muscan and the enoyment of the lstener, and would not materally tax the strength of the aforesad late comer. As to the hour of openng, why not stck to the old, more respectable hour of eght oclock, when ones mnd s n a more receptve condton. There would appear to be as many late arrvals at whatever hour thngs begn. One may well mtate Germany n the early concert and theatre hour. As to heels, all hours seem to be about the same. THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU. JUNE 9, xgo MUSC LOVER. REV. fc, W. THWNG TELLS OF JAPAN (Contnued from Page.) of trade are beng lost every year. The students of one Chnese school struck recently rather than be under an Amercan teacher. The Chnese Educatonal Assocaton at ts recent sesson cabled a protest to Presdent Roosevelt. n closng the speaker told of the sghtng of the Russan fleet under Admral Enqust, and gave a bref and strrng descrpton of the great battle of the Korean Strats. He sad that the Japanese were takng ther vctores wth moderaton and wth lttle boastng. The fnal appeal was to Chrstan people to see to t that Japan was gven the gospel at ths crtcal perod of her hstory, that through her the Orent may be won to Chrst. CHA FE RAD ON A PLANT (Contnued from page.) the other on Kng street maka of Rver. Those places both belong to Y. Ann, who has been a knd of bg chef among che fa men." The story goes, as a matter of fact, that word was sent out among the che fa agents n town on Thursday or t may have been a day earle that two che fa banks were to be opened at once on Lllha street and at the Kng street place. Che fa. t should be explaned for the beneft of the unntated, s a knd of Chnese lottery. Now, t s the chef advantage of the polce n dealng wth Chnese gamblers that there are opposng clques of them, and when word was passed around that these two games were to be opened, on a day that the Hgh Sherff would be out of town. Chnese of the opposng crowd at once nformed the AttorneyGeneral s department of what was dong. The AttorneyGenera l, as hs duty was, nformed the Deputy Sherff, and the places were raded on Saturday. The Star man went along, of course, to make campagn captal out of the rad for Brown. f that had not been done, the work of the strkers who had procured the games to be opened, would have been thrown away. t As an amusng feature of the whole farccal affar, t s sad that the nformers who gave away the snap n advance were caught and soundly thrashed by the opposng clque for havng betrayed ther scheme before the plant was really ready to sprng. There was lot of domno games raded yesterday. The word had gone down the lne, and the Chnese were all probably anxous to help. And maybe t was the purpose of the Sunday rad to fool the voters nto a belef that gamblng was general or perhaps t was done to fool somebody else. Tt wll fool nobody. And th Hgh Sherff wll show no mercy to any gamblers. BY AUTHORTY NOTCE. PAYMENT OF SEWER RATES. n accordance wth Act 6. Sesson Laws, 904, rates wll be payable from and after July st, 905, semannual ly n advance. Semannual ly rates between July st. 905 and December 3st, 905, are payable on July st, 905. A falure to pay such advance rates wthn 5 days after due renders the rate holder lable to an addtonal 0 per cent. Rates payable at the offce of C. M. WHTE, Chef Clerk. Approved: C. S. HOLLOWAY. Superntendent of Publc Works. Department of Publc Works, June 7th 905 S PUBLC LANDS NOTCE. On Monday. July at )2 oclock noon, at the front entrance o, tho Judcary Buldng, Honolulu tvll be sold at Publc Aucton, the lease of the followng named land: 7.0S acres, a lttle more or lss. ft the land of Pololu. Kohala, Hawa, classed as follows: 3.30 acres rce land and 3.7S acs kula land. Together wth al water ngms rr tanng to sad 7.08 acres of land, and the rght to mantan the exstng flume for conductng sad war r across the adonng publc land. Term, 5 years from July st. W05. Upset rental. $ per ann::. payable semannual ly n advan e. For plan and further partculars, Pblapply to the Department of Lands, Honolulu. J AS. W. PRATT. Commssoner of Publc Lands. Honolulu. June 7th, 905. June July. 8, 5, T. BOARD OF REGSTRATON Notce s hereby gven that the Board of Regstraton for the sland of Oahu wll st on Electon Day, Tuesday, Jun.20, n the upper hall of the Executve Buldng from S a. m. untl 5 p. m. ALBERT F. JUDD, 729 Charman. EXECUTVE NOTCE. The Governor drects that notce be gven of the followng Pollng Places and nspectors of Electon for the County Electon to be held June 20th, 905, for the electon of County Offcers. The frst named nspector n each Precnct acts as Charman, FOURTH REPRESENTATVE DS TRCT. All that porton of the sland of Oahu lyng east and south of Nuuanu street and a lne drawn n exten son thereof from the Nuuanu Pal to Mokapu Pont. st Precnct. Pollng place, near the foot of Punahou street. nspectors: A. F. Clark, Sam Kamaopl, and J. B. Kaoh. 2nd Precnct. Pollng place, corner Keeaumoku street and Wlder Avenue. nspectors: Chas. Crane. Wm. J. Whte, and W. O. S. Makekau. 3rd Precnct. Pollng place. Pacfc Heghts Tramway Road and Nuuanu Avenue. nspectors: O. Sorenson, George Kluegel, and J. B. Kahahawa. 4th Precnct. Pollng place, Emma Square. nspectors: Wm. Savdge, Fred. B. Angus, and John Hlls. 5th Precnct. Pollng place, Kapuaw a Buldng. nspectors: A. F. Cooke, O. C. Swan, and Fred. Turrll. 6th Precnct. Pollng place near the Fre Staton, corner of Beretana and Fort Streets. nspectors: C. A. Yarrck, E. R. Bven, and C. Morasky. 7th Precnct Pollng place, School House, Wamanalo. nspectors: George C. Chalmers, A. rvne, and Alona. Sth Precnct. Pollng place, Thomas Square. nspectors: T. H. Petre, Julus Asch, and W. J. Karratt. 9th Precnct. Pollng place, corner of South street and Kawaahao Lane. Lon nspectors: R. E. Lock wood, Wm. o Austn, and R. Ludloff. 0th Precnct. Pollng place, corner of Kng and Alexander streets. nspectors: W. H. Charlock, Jr., D. F. Thrum, and Danel Kalauawa, FFTH REPRESENTATVE DS TRCT. All that porton of the sland of Oahu lyng west and north of Nuuanu street and a lne drawn n extenson thereof from the Nuuanu Pal to Mokapu Pont. st Precnct. Pollng place, Kane ohe Court House. nspectors: H. C. Adams, G. S. Kalaehao, and Rev. W. K. Lelew. 2nd Precnct, Pollng place, Koo lauloa Court House. nspectors: Andrew Adams, Joseph Kekuku, and J. H. Keanu. 3rd Precnct. Pollng place, Waa ua c0urt House nspectors: A, M. Nowell, D. Kaawalu, and Ahuna Wa koloa. 4th Precnct. Pollng place, Walana e Court House. nspectors: Frod. Meyer, Lema Spencer, and S. W. Kaleh a. 5th Precnct. Pollng place, Ewa Pavlon. nspectors: P. A. Swft, W. P. Johnfon, and B. Staar Kapu. 6th Precnct. Pollng place, Ewa Court House. nspectors: W. G. Ashley John E. Kahoa, and Geo. Maln a. pursttant to law n such cases made and provded, duly fled n ths offce, a petton for the dssoluton of the sad corporaton, together wth a cer tfcute thereto annexed as requred by law Now, therefore, nothe f hereby gven to any and all persons that have been or are now nterested n any manner whatsoever n the sad corporaton, that obectons to the grantng of the sad petton must be rltd n ths offce on or before 2 oclock noon, Frday, August S, vo, and that any person or persus desrng to be heard thereon sale contaned n that certan mortgage dated the st day of March, 836, made by Catarna A. Wrght, wfe of B. Haywood Wrght, of Honolulu, slan of Oahu, as mortgagor, (wth that consent of the sad B. Haywood Wrght) to Emly C. Judd of Honolulu aforesad, as mortgagee, an of record n lber lfl. naaes 443 must be n attendance at the offce of the undersgned, n the Captol Buldng, Honolulu, at 2 oclock noon, of sad day, to show cause, f any, why sad P.tto should not be granted. A. J. CAMPBELL, Treasurer Terrtory of Hawa. Honolulu, June 4, 9U Terrtory of Hawa, Treasurers Offce, Honolulu, Oahu. N RE DSSOLUTON OF THE E. PECK & COMPANY, LMTED. Whereas, the E. Peck & Company, Lmted, a corporaton establshed and exstng under and by vrtue of the laws of the Terrtory of Hawa, has pursuant to law n such cases made and provded, duly fled n ths offce. a petton for the dssoluton of the sad corporaton, together wth a cer tfcate thereto annexed as requred by law. Now, therefore, notce s hereby gven to any and all persons that have been or are now nterested n any manner whatsoever n the sad corporaton, that obectons to the grantng of the sad petton must be fled n ths offce on or before 2 oclock noon, Frday, August 8, 905, and that any person or persons desrng to be heard thereon must be n attendance at the offce of the undersgned, n the Captol Buldng, Honolulu, at 2 oclock noon, of sad day, to show cause, f any, why sad petton should not be granted. A. J. CAMPBELL, Treasurer Terrtory of Hawa. Honolulu, June 4, Terrtory of Hawa, Treasurers Offce, Honolulu, Oahu. N RE DSSOLUTON OF THE HUSTACE & COMPANY, LMTED. Whereas, the Hustace & Company, Lmted, a corporaton establshed and exstng under and by vrtue of the laws of the Terrtory of Hawa, has pursuant to law n such cases made and provded, duly fled n ths offce,) a petton for the dssoluton or tne a cer sad corporaton, together wth tfcate thereto annexed as requred by law. Now, therefore, notce s hereby gven to any and all persons that have been or are now nterested n any manner whatsoever n the sad corporaton, that obectons to the grantng of the sa petton must be fled n ths offce on or before 2 oclock noon, Frday, August 8, 905, and that any person or persons desrng to be heard thereon must be n attendance at the offce of the undersgned, n the Captol Buldng, Honolulu, at 2 oclock noon, of sad day, to show cause, f any. why sad petton should not be granted. A. J. CAMPBELL, Treasurer Terrtory of Hawa. Honolulu, June 4, oclock m. of June , for the con structon of a Freproof Buldng for the Preservaton of the Government Archves at Honolulu, T. H. Plans, specfcatons and blank pro posals may be obtaned at the offce of the Assstant Superntendent of Publc Works for whch a depost of Fve ($5.00) Dollars wll be requred whch sum wll be refunded the n tendng bdder after he has returned tne Pns and specfcatons. No proposal wll be accepted unless submtted on the blank forms furnshed, enclosed wth the certfed check n a sealed envelope, endorsed "Proposal for Archve Buldng," and delvered prevous to 2 oclock m. of the day specfed, at the offce of C. S. Holloway, Superntendent of Publc Works, Honolulu, T. H.. who reserves the rght to reect any or all b ds C. S. HOLLOWAY, Superntendent of Publc Works. Honolulu. June PAYMENT OF WATER RATES. As provded for n Chapter 45 of the Revsed Laws 6f Hawa 905: All persons holdng water prvleges or those payng water rates are hereby notfed that the water rates for the sx (6) months endng December 3, 905, wll be due and payable at the offce of the Honolulu Water Works on.the frst day of July, 905. On all such rates remanng unpad on July 5, 905, an addtonal charge of 0 per cent wll be made. All prvleges upon whch rates re man unpad to August 5, 905, (30 days TERRTORY OF HAWA, TREAS URERS OFFCE. HONOLULU. All outstandng blls for materals OAHU. furnshed and servces rendered n the perod commencng July, 904, and n re Dssoluton of Wlders Steamshp endng June 30, 905. must be n my fce properly certfed, f on the sland. of Oahu by July , f on the other lsanus oy Whereas Wlders Steamshp Com uy a, wo. pany. C. M. a corporaton establshed and ex WHTE. ; Cher CerK. & to mmedate snut on, wtnout lurtner notce. All outsde men have been nstructed to shut off all delnquent prvleges as fast as possble after August 5, 905. Rates are payable at the offce of the Honolulu Water Works to the Chef Clerk of the Department of Publc Works. J. H. HOWLAND, Superntendent of the Honolulu Water Works. Honolulu, T. H., June 8, SEALED TENDERS. Sealed Tenders wll be receved by the Superntendent of Publc Works untl 2 m. of Saturday, June 24, 905, for furnshng the followng depart mental supples for the sx months endng December , vz: Buldng Materal, Coal, Lumber, Hardware, Lubrcatng and Machne Ols, Harness Leather and Fndngs, Ppes and Fttngs, Hay and Gran, Electrc Lght Supples, Pants and Ols and Powder and Fuse. The Superntendent reserves the reh to relert anv and all bds. All tenders must be on schedule bfanks furnshed by the Superntendent of Publc Works. C. S. HOLLOWAY, Superntendent of Publc Works. Department of Publc Works, Hono lul T R Jupe w NOTCE. All outstandng blls for materals furnshed and servces rendered n tha perod commencng July, 904, and endng June 30, 905, must be n my offce properly certfed, f on the s land of Oahu by July 0, 905, f on the other nlands by July 5, 905. C M. WHTE,..... cnet era. Department of Publc Works, Hono T2 lulu T. H., May 3, 905. NOTCE. stng under and by vrtue of the laws of the Terrtory of Hawa, has pur Department of Publc Works. Honosua nt to law n such cases made and lulu, T. H.. May 3, th Precnct. Pollng place, Kallht Pumpng Staton. nspectors: Pwer M. Nalua. John K. Kaaeae, and S. B. Kanehalau. Sth Precnct. Pollng place, Kng street, mauka of Kaulan School. nspectors: M. K. Hulu, Asa Kaula. and Chas. W. Spencer. provded, duly fled n ths offce, a: 9th Precnct. Pollng place, at June petton for the dssoluton of the sad Nto DEPARTMENT OF PUBLC n of Kuakn and Nuuanu streets, corporaton, together wth a certfcate; STRUCTON. nspectors: Lyle A. Dckey, C. F. Al exander, and Davd Kauahpaula. Now, therefore, notce s hereby gv NOTCE. 0th Precnct. Pollng place, Aala en to any and all persons that have AH outstudn blls for materals g Park. nspectors: Wm. Kwa Fong. been or are now nterested n any man shed and servces rendered for ths Patrck Gleason, and J. K. Notley. ner whatsoever n the sad corpora Department durng the year endng th Precnct. Pollng place, Gulck ton, that obectons to the grantng June 30, 903, should be presented at Avenue, mauka of Kalhwaena School. Gf t,e sad petton must be fled n ths offce, duly certfed, on or before nspectors: K R. G. Wallace, George ths 0ffce on or before Monday, at 2 July 0, f on the sland of Oahu, and Barker, and Koapl Kaauwa., oclock noon, July 3, 905, and that A. L. C. ATKNSON, Secretary of Hawa. Per C. R. BUCKLAND. Executve Buldng, Honolulu, Jay June 4, 8,, 5. 8, 9. Treasurer s Offce, Honolulu. Oahu. Terrtory of Hawa, N EE DSSOLUTON OF THE UNON ENPRESS COMPANY. LMTED. Whereas, the Lnon Ex ress Company, Lmted, a corporaton establshed and exstng under and by vrtue of the laws of the Terrtory of Hawa has thereto annexed as requred by law.... any person or persons desrng to be heard thereon must be n attendance..... l at the offce of the undersgned, n me Captol Buldng, Honolulu, a oclock noon of sad d3y, to show cause. f any, why sad petton should not be granted. A. J. CAMPBELL. Treasurer Terrtory of Hawa. Honolulu, May 29, FREPROOF BULDNG FOR. THE PRESERVATON OF THE GOV ERNMENT ARCHVES. Proposals wll be receved at the of fce of the Superntendent of Publc Works, Honolulu, T. H.. untl 2 on or before July 5, f on the other slands. C. T. RODGER S. 73, Secretary. DEPOT QUARTERMASTER? OF fce. HONOLULU, H. T.. June SEALED PROPOSALS n trpll cate are nvted and wll be receved untl oclock a. m., June 30, 905, and opened mmedately thereafter for stevedorng COAL to and from Unted States Army Transports. nstructons to bdders, blank forms of proposals and all nformaton can be obtaned.from ths offce. Envelopes contanng proposes must be endorsed "Proposals for Stevedorng" and addressed to the,n.etet f d r T HUMPHREY. JR.. radt.n ar.d Quartermaster U. S. A.. 5n charge of transport servce, 73 June 6, 7t 9t 20, 29, 30. MADE BY CATARNA A. WRGHTS. NOTCE OF NTENTON TO FORE CLOSE AND OF SALE. Under or by vrtue of the power Hawaan Regstry of Convey ances; and pursuant to Secton 2SL, (Chapter 39) of the Revsed Laws o Hawa, the undersgned. Emly C Judd, hereby gves notce that she ntends to foreclose the sad mortga g for condton broken, towt; the nonpayment of prncpal and nterest secured by the sad mortgage when due. Notce s hereby lkewse gven that the property conveyed by the sad, mortgage wll be sold at publc aucto at the aucton rooms of James F. Morgan, Kaahumanu " street, Honolula aforesad, auctoneer, on Saturday the 3th day of May, 905, at 2 oclock: noon. The property conveyed by the sad mortgage to be sold conssts of: Frst All that certan parcel of land stuate at Pawaa, Honolulu, sland oc Oahu, Hawaan slands, beng a porton of the premses descrbed n L. C A. No. 529, Royal Patent No. 442JL bounded and descrbed as follows, t wt: Commencng at the west corner of ths lot on the upper lme of Knl street, at a pont 280 feet from th south corner o the Brekwood lot, and. runnng. North east, true, feet along lot 4 to ne of Young street; 2. South east. true. 70 feet along lne of Young street; 3. South west, true, feet along lot 6 to Kng street: 4. North 69 5 west. true. 70 feet oo..g xv..,s sn u " """ anu contanng an area o s.oa squara feet. Together wth the rght and prvlege to take wl"ter from the ppe or mam runnng through sad premses from an artesan well stuate and beng on lot 7, by connectng sad ppe or malt wth a threequart nch ppe, sad er water to be used on sad premses and. none other. Sad above descrbed premses and water prvlege havng been conveyed to the sad mortgagor by deed of A. W. Carter, dated January 2, 898, and recorded n the offce of the Regstrar of Conveyances n Honolulu, n lber 77, page 27. Second All of the mortgagors undvded onefft h nterest or share a and to the estate of her father, Charles, A. Long, deceased, and whch estate of sad Charles A. Long, deceased, comprses the followng descrbed lands, to wt: (a) All that parcel of land stuate at Mana Valley, Oahu, contanng aa area of acres, and descrbed a Grant No. 8. (b) All that parcel ot rand stuate at Manoa Valley, Oahu, contanng aa area of acres, and descrbed a Grant No (c) All those certan parcel? of land stuate at Walupe, Palolo Valley. Oahu, beng apanas 2. 3, 4 and 5, of R. P. 4498, L. C. A. 675, contanng respectvely, 8 0, , 34 and acres. 820 (d) All that certan parcel of land stuate n Manoa Valley, Oahu, descrb ed n Grant No. 54. and contanng 6 acres. 45 (e) All that certan land stuate fa Palolo Valley, Oahu, descrbed n R. P. 2555, L. C. A. 900, contanng l.acra and 2.3 chans. (f) All that certan land stuate la Palolo Valley, Oahu, descrbed n R, P L. C. A. 308, contanng 6.2 chans. (g) All those certan lands stuate la P2 Manoa Valley, Oahu, descrbed n R. L. C. A. 029, contanng acres; n R. P. 237, L. C. A. 029, contanng 9 acres, and n Grant No , contanng about 7 acres (h) All that certan land stuate m pa00 Valley Oahu, known as the ll of Waomao, descrbed n R. P. 240&,L. c A contanng 8 40 square chans; also, that certan land stuate g.d PaJolo Valeyt descrbed n R. p 2426, L. C. A. 0622, apana, contaln ng 5 square chans, and ananas , Aft AA. con a laug quae o w.n. L () AH those certan lands, beng flfv., 5 00 acre and second acre, beng leles of the H of Kapahulu, a Lunal Wakk. Oahu, awarded to W. C. lo by L. C. A. 8559B, apana 32. () All that land stuate n Palolo Valley, Oahu, descrbed n R. P. 628L L. C. A. 650, contanng 8 acres Also, all of the rght, ttle and nterest of the mortgagor, beng an undvded thereof, onefft h n and to anf and all other lands belongng to the estate of her father, Charles A. Long, deceased. Together wth all the rghts. easements, prvleges and appurtenance thereunto belongng. EMLY C. JUDD. Mortgagee. By her attorney n fact, F. M. SWANZV. Terms: Cash, Unted States gold con; deeds at expense of purchaser. For further partculars. aodly t Holmes & Stanley, Kaahumanu street. Honolulu, Attorneys for Mortgagee, or James F. Morgan, Kaahumanu street. Honolulu, auctoneer. Dated Honolulu. Aprl The above sale has been postponed to Saturday. May 27, 905. at 2 oclock noon, at salesrooms of Jas. F. Morgan, Kaahumanu street, Honolulu, T. H. The above sale has been further postponed to Saturday, June 0, 905. at 2 oclock noon, at salesrooms of Jaa. F. Morgan, Kaahumanu street, Honolulu, T. H. The above sale has been d to Saturday, June 7th, 903, at 2 oclock noon at salesrooms of Jame F. Morgan, Kaahumanu street, Hono lulu, T. H. The ahov. snle has been po.emel to Saturday. June 24th. at 2 oclock noon at salesroom of James F. Mor gan, Kaahumanu Street, T. H. JAS. F. MORGAN. Au toneer. 707 May 9t 26.. C

8 c c c p a. FRATERNAL MEETNGS. POLYNESAN ENCAMP MENT NO., L O. O. F. ELECTON OF OFFCERS. Meets every frst and thrd FRDAY fee tne month at 7:30 p. m., n Odd fallow Hall. Fort Street. Vlaulng brothers cordally nvted to Attend. H. GEHRNG. C. P. L. L. LA PERRE, Scrbe. EXCELSOR LODGE NO., L O. O. F. Meets every TUESDAY evenng at :M, n Odd Fellows Hall, Fort street. Vstng brother cordally nvted to attend. R. A. WOODWARD, N. O. L. L. LA PERRE, Secretary. PACFC REBEKAH LODGE, NO.,. O. O. F. Meets every second and fourth Thursday, at 7:30 p. m., Odd Fellows Hall, Fort Street. Vstng Rebekahs are cordally nvted to attend. HANNAH SMTH, N.G., MARGUERTE B. MOORE, Secy. HAWAAN TRBE NO., L O. R. M. Meets every second and fourth THURSDAY of each month, n L O. D. F. Hall. Vstng brothers cordally nvted to ftttsnd. T. D. STROUP, Sachem, EDWN FARMER, C. R. WLLAM MKNLEY LODGE, NO. 8, K. of P. Meets every 2nd and 4th Monday, at Knghts of Pytha Hall, Kng street. All vstors cordally nvted to at DA TURNER, M.E.C., GRACE OBREN, M. of R.&C. LODGE LE PROGRES DE LOCEANE. Meets the last Monday n each onth. at 7:30 oclock. n Masonc Femple, corner Alakea and Hotel streets. Vstng Masons cordally ncted to attend. P. WALDRON, Secretary. C. G. BOCKUS, W.M. COURT CAMOES, NO. 8uo, A. O. F. Meets every fnd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p. m., n San Antono Hall, Vneyard street. Vstng brothers cordally nvted to attend. J. D. MARQUES, C.R., M. C. PACHECO, F.C THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Camp No., U. S. W. V. Department Hawa. Meets every frst and thrd WEDNESDAY at Waverley Hall. Vstng comrades cordally nvted to attend. PAUL SMTH, Cmdr., R. H. LONG, Adutant. HONOLULU AERE 40 F. O. E. Meets on the 2nd and 4th WEDNES DAY evenngs of each month at 7:M Yctock n K. of P. Hall, Kng street. Vstng Eagles are nvted to at M. ROSENBERG, W.P. H. T. MOORE. W. Secty. l TEACHERS EXCURSON TO VOLCANO, TUESDAY, JUNE 20. FNE TRP AT CHEAP BATES. PARTCULARS OF TRENT & CO Fort Street. To Order Suts for Young Men a Specalty. EVERY SUT NDVDUAL NO TWO ALKE. George A. Martn Merchant Talor. Merchant St.. Next Postoffce. ENNYRQYAL PLLS nlr r t, ulta. WAFF CHlCHESTKlFs ENGLSH H"? other. SSTSSr,. 4 mt. "nlt, r.? l 4 BEAD THE ADVERTSER WORLDS NEWS DALY. HOLD HGH LANGUAGE Johnson and Kumalaes Lawyers Move for Rehearng. THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, JUNE g, r qualfed from not havng taken the CAMP LFE LUXURY. oath of allegance, am they say: Castle & Cooke, Ltd. "We submt that t s mpossble for the decson n ths case to stand, whle the decson n Rep. vs. Coelho s stll law n ths Terrtory. lr the Coelho ease was correctly decded, then r,s cast la Keen ncorrectly decded, and the decson heren should be revewed. t. u the. other hand, tno eonrt shall adhere to ts decson n tls ease, f owes t to the professon and the publc that the Coelho decs on should be overruled and repudated. Another pont s rased and extensvely argued.on the refusal of the tral court to grant defendants separate trals. The clam s set up that our statute makes specal provson for separate trals n eases of conspracy, An attempt s beng made to obtan a rehearng of the case of Enoch court aganst defendants relate to whle the cases cted by the appellate.johnson and Jonah Kumalae, who arc trals for murder concernng whch there s no statutory provson for sep arate trals. They submt that a Fed era queston s here nvolved because, servng sentence n Oahu prson for conspracy, by the Supreme Court. C. Y. AShford and A. S. Humphreys, attorneys for the defendants, yesterday by vrtue of the Organc Act, the stat utory provson quoted s, n legal effect," a Federal statute. fled a petton for rehearng whch The overrulng of exceptons to the contans twentyseve typewrtten rulng n of the tral court n denyng defendants challenges for cause to Hen pages. t s rather hgh language the lawyers nameu use toward the hghest ry P. Roth and Frank E. Nchols, of the tral ury, who had admtted hold court of the Terrtory, as may be seen ng opnons, form another ground for from some specmens gven below. The attorneys have also fled n the Crcut Court a aoton "to recall mttmus and to admt defendants to bal," wth notce to the AttorneyGenera l that t wll be presented before Judge De Bolt at l oclock tomorrow mornng, or as soon thereafter as counsel may be heard. t s set forth n the petton that the Supreme Court n ts opnon affrmng the refusal of a new tral "msapprehended and msappled the law applcable to ths cause" n partculars whch the attorneys specfy. Ther frst contenton s that the act of the Legslature of 903, whereby sad Legslature purports to authorze several separate unt contemporaneous sessons of te Crcut Court for the Frst Crcut, to be presded over by the udges thereof respectvely sttng solus, was and s ultra vres of sad Legslature, null and vod. Then they go extensvely nto the appellate courts sustanng of the tral court n overrulng the moton of de Meets every SATURDAY evenng at y p. m., n Harmony Hall, Kn Street. Vstng brothers cordally nvted to Attend. EDWN FARMERS, C.C., E. A. JACOBSON, K of R. & S fendants for leave to wthdraw ther HONOLULU TEMPLE NO., plea of not gulty and to be permtted to tle a further plea n abatement to RATHBONE SSTERS. the ndctment. Ths queston re volves upon the legalty of the grand ury that found the ndctment aganst Johnson and Kumalae, the moton referred to havng been made upon the dscovery that one of the grand urors, Henry Hckey, was dsqualfed from havng been convcted of an nfamous offense. After argung at length to show that the authortes cted on ths queston by the Supreme Court dd not apply to the case, the attorneys quote the Supreme Courts decson n the case of Republc of Hawa vs. Coelho where the convcton was set asde because one of the tral urors was ds FOR WEAK MEN Wth Free Suspensory. t your manly strength has been wasted by the dsspatons of youth or f maturty, overwork, worry or sckness, can promse f you wll wear my belt that you wll regan the vgor and pleasure of perfect strength. DR. 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Hopp & Co, Young Buldng, Bshop St. HGH GRADE KOA FURNTURE MADE TO ORDER. at Then there are grounds based on the ntroducton of certan evdence, on a remark made by the tral udge, vol untarly corroboratng a statement of the prosecuton, and on the courts charge to the ury. Regardng the udges remark the attorneys say: "t seems mpossble to nclude such an error, or such an act of the tral court, as beng embraced wthn the dscreton of tho court. Heaven knows that the dscreton of tral courts has been suffcently extended by the decsons of our Supreme Court, but t s submtted that no decson can be found n whch suet a departure from udcal correctness has been excused, ether upon the ground of ds creton or any other ground, untl ths Honorable Court hed ts opnon heren. And even heren we are not favored vyth the statement of the grounds upon whch the error of the tral court s otherwse than reversble." On the courts fndng that a certan nstructon was error, but not reversble error, ths s commented: "We submt that t s new doctrne n crmnal ursprudence to hold that an error commtted to the apparent preudce of the defendants, whether through nadvertence or otherwse, s not reversble error." The fnal lne of attack s taken on the proposton that the charge of con spracy was not proved. On ths pont tle followng s presented: "t should be kept n mnd that the alleged conspracy was not drectly proven, nor attempted so to be, uut the prosecuton rested entrely upoa the theory that the Terrtory had been cheated through the medum of such false pretenses, and by a posteror reasonng from the effect to the cause that such swndle must have been the result of a conspracy; ergo, the defendants were gulty of conspracy." KAPEAS NDCTMENT GOOD. Judge De Bolt dened the moton to quash the ndctment of Henry Kapea for embezzlement, whch was presented by Dunne and Robertson and opposed by Depnty Attorney CJeneral Flemng. Mr. Dunne attacked the law provdng for the drawng of ures, sayng t had "excted the dersve contempt of every member of the bar ever snce t defaced the statute book." The court admtted that the statute mght be mproved, but nevertheless held t to be legal. A plea n abatement wll next be tred on behalf of Kapea. WFES BRUTAL TREATMENT. A dvorce sut s fled by Anne Kahan a kua nee Anne Kahana Manoa vs. Wllam kua alas Wllam Manoa on the ground of extreme cruelty. The partes were marred at Hookena, Hawa. February, 902, and mmedately afterward removed to Honolulu. Ths s lbellants specfcaton of her charge: "That whle they so lved sad defendant plantff on varous d occasons, and more partcularly n the month of November, A. D. 902, the sad defendant wthout ust cause dd cruelly beat and abuse plantff by strkng her wth hs fst, knockng her down on the floor and renderng her unconscous, and whle she was so lad sad defendant nhumanly kcked wth hs foot OB plantlts body, and n consequence of such acts of cruelty on behalf of sad defendant that plantff was taken to the (Queens Hosptal for treatment am was there eonfned for seven months. OTHER DVORCE CASES. Judge Lndsay granted a dvorce to Ane Kalama aganst Kahauamaka on the ground of deserton, awardng her the custody of a fourteenyearol d daughter. H. Hogan appeared for Mornaa Hatsu has lbelled her husband, Moruaha, for dvorce on the grounds of falure to support and of extreme cruelty. COURT NOTES. Demurrers have been fled n the sut of Charles R. Eemenway, trustee, vs. Honolulu Clay o., Ltd., et als. by defendants F. J, Lowrey and A. N.Campbell. Castle & Wthngton are ther attorneys. Judge Lndsay las made an order grantng leave to complanant to amend bll on foreclosure of mortgage n th6 sut of Dank of Hawa, Ltd., vs. John K. Prendergast et als. Won & Lou Co plumbers, have fled notce of a mechancs and materal mens len on the premses of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Pwyer at Kalh. Tle wll of James Obs was admtted to probate by Judge Lndsay, the ex ecutors beng James Olds, r., E. A. Mott Smth and L. EL Dee. Sergeant Sharp was as rsrmental as t s possble for a man to b. Shun" he cred to hs squad. "Quck march Left wheel Halt Take Murphys name for talkng n the ranks." "But he wasnt talkng. protested a corporal who was standng near. "Wasnt he?" roared Sergeant Sharp. "Dont matter then. Cross ft out. and then pu: hm n the guardroo for m, decevng me." Tt Bts. UPTODA EQUPMENTS FOR SUMMER OUTNGS. All the Comforts of a Modern Home May Be Enoyed n the Lodge of the Hunter and the Fsher. The tant of Mdas has penetrated erer the campers lodge, and the manwhoaccept s an nvtaton for a weeks huntng and fshng n what he supposes s a hut n a wlderness, fnds hmsell hedged n wth luxures, says the New York Sun. To be sure, they are cam luxures, but they farly shrek dollar stocks and bonds. Just the same. The good old drt floor, deal reeeptaclt for emptyng a mans ppe, has gver place to a campers carpet of heavv whte canvas. On each corner, and, l the floor space s large, at ntervals between the corners, are fastened bg rngs, frmly buttonhole sttched wth twne, whch are held down by pegs 0 staples. Pne bough beds have been succeeded by hangng berths made of heavy canvas or strped tckng. They are covered on all sdes and ftted wth ventlators, and covered wth fne nettng, to keep out mosqutoes. A mattress and a pllow are provded and at ether end of the berth s a long, narrow pocket, such as s seen n sleepng car berths, for clothng. Four ropes or chans are used to suspend the berth from the celng of the shack. These are especally popular for use outdoors or on porches. settn es nstead of the oldmashloned table of hotel chna and dm tnware, the owner of the camp now senllaup a campng or pcnc case of table fttngs, compactly stowed n a wcker case. These are ftted out to serve from sx to 24 persons, and contan plates, knves and" forks, two szes of spoons, a mustard set. salt and pepper shakers, sugar bowl, earrng platters n nckel and chna, butter ar. servers for made dshes, cups wth hnged handles, and several szes of flasks. The last, wth the butter ar, are cohered wth wcker. The cups wth foldng handles are of metal, but elaborate oldfashon ed sets are also shown n the Englsh blue ware. Portable ce chests are regarded as absolutely essental. They come n oak and enameled tn. bound n nckel, are about three feet long, two feet wde, and from three to four feet hgh, and stand on rollers. Next to the ce s a compartment for water, and ths s suppled wth a faucet. A smaller cebox, shaped not unlke a large sten, s useful forgone day trps. t s a hollow cylnder of heavy tnware, holdng a glass ar two nches smaller n dameter than the tn case. f the lqud to be chlled s carred n the ar. the space between ar and tn case s packed wth ce. f ce for drnkng water s to be carred n the ar. then nothng s packed between glass and tn cylnder, and the current of cold ar thus formed prevents the ce meltng n the ar. The deal clock for a campers lodge s one that swngs from the wall, but occupes not more than sx by four nches of wall space. The face of the clock s lttle more than two nches n dameter, but s covered by a convex glass whch magnfes the fgures on the dal untl they can be seen clearly at long range. These clocks come n leather mountngs of all colors. n some of them the fgures on the dal are magnfed untl they seem an nch or more n sze, but they can be seen only when (he camper looks squarely at the clock face. Vewed from the sde they become nvsble. When th re are women n the party an afternoon tea equpment s almost essental. Ths s a lttle hamper, suppled wth a wcker dsh, for crackers; a teapot, kettle and alcohol stand and burner combned: a butter ar. knves, spoons and frnged napkns, cups and a sugar bowl, also wcker covered. The newest thng n cookng apparatus s a combnaton stove that would make the homemaker n a Harlem flat st up and take notce. On one small cooker can be boled at once eggs and coffee, whle on a lower ter bacon or chons can be broled. And the whole thng s not more than a foot hgh. The frame s of nckel or brass, and at the base s an. alcohol lamp wth a flame surface of two and oneha lf nches. Above ths s the perforated broler, and on the next ter s a deep kettle or. cooker. Ftted nto ths s a foldng tray wth three hol for eggs to be set n endwse. Ths romnartment s fllpd wth watpr. and dppng eeep nto t s a cylnder wth a fne wre net bottom, lke the ln sde of a French drp coffee pot. Ths s suspended from the over and holds the coffee. The eggs are lterally boled n the coffee, and the two cook n about the same tme. Armchars are no longer luxures n a camp, but common artcles. They follow the general lnes of a camptonl and the back ar.d arm? atd legs fold up nto a snug, compact square box. Amerca as talans See t. The talan people have no true concepton of Amerca." says Mr. Brandenburg, tellng of hs experence as an merant, n Lesles Magazne for January, "though taly s flooded wth books of vews prncpally of New York and the Pan Amercan exposton, and there s a brave effort made by the talans n Amerca to wrte home adequate descrptons of the new land. Once was called upon to settle a most btter and acrmonous dspute between two men as to what Amerca was lke. One who had a brother n Wlkesbarre, Pa., thought t was all coal mnes, steel mlls and ralroads, whle the other, whose cousn worked n a New York barber shop, mantaned Amerca was all hgh buldngs and ralroads whch run over the housetops. Low, fat hats, worn tlted forwaru rver the face and the brm mprph wth long ostrch plumes, are all the fashon,at present. uno. r. Auctoneer, Etc. SALESROOMS Kaahumanu St. Aucton Sale Thursday, June22, 905, AT 0 OCLOCK A. M., At the resdence of Mrs. H. D. Johnson. 2:Jt Matlock Avenue, near Pko street. ENTRE HODSEBOLD contaned n rcknltoke 6 rooms, comprsng DECKER BROTHERS UPRGHT PANO. Chars, Tables, Dnng Room Set, Bookcase, Wrtng Desk, Reed & Rattan Lounge and Chars. Pretty Center Table, Pctures, Books, ron Beds, Har Mattresses, Baby Crb, Grass Rugs. Dnner Set, Glassware, Refrgerator, Wood Stove. Plants, Ferns, etc. JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTONEER Aucton Sale Tuesday, June 20, 905, AT 0 OCLOCK A. M., At my salesrooms, 847 Kaahumanu street, wll sell 50 Chnese Grass Woven Chars, Slk Kmonas, Slk Shrt Wasts, Pna Slk, Dress Lengths. Table Sets, Doles, Dressng. Sacks, Chnaware, ALSO, Wthout reserve elegant quarter sawed oak buffet, hand carved; oak buffet polshed, mahogany buffet polshed, mahogany Chna closet, new style, 2 Prncess dressers, oak. ALL NEW GOODS. JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTONEER. Aucton Sale 87 Kaahu At my Land Salesroom, manu Street. Saturday, July, 905, AT 2 OCLOCK NOON, T. Ms on Beckley Steworts Resdence. street, Kalh. LOT 8 acre, frut, ornamental and shade trees, vegetable garden, sorghum lot, chcken houses and outbuldngs. RESDENCE story. 2 8 rooms. 2 enclosed lanas, lbrary, store room, observatory, 2 bath rooms, screened and electrc lghted throughout. Also a guest cottage, servants quarters. 2 carrage houses and large hot house wth ferns and Dlants. Can arrange for a Loan on ths property of $3000. ALSO A choce lot. 250x25 on the Waalae road, at termnus of Rapd Transt, frontng on two streets. Can arrange for loan of $000 on ths lot For further partcular apply to JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTONEER. For Rent Elegant Home on Knau street now beng entrely renovated. Large House and grounds. Reretan a street. Cottage of 2 rooms and bath room n yard. For Sale Some choce peces of land wth or wthout resdences on Kng street. (Bargans). t Kamuk One of the best, elegant vew, fne outlook, an deal lot for res dence. HONOLULU. COMMSSON MERCHANT SUGAR FACTORS. AGENTS FOR The Ewa Plantaton Co. The Waalua Agrcultural Co., Ltd. The Kohala Susrar Co. The Wamea Sugar Mll Co. The Fulton ron Works, St. Lous. The Standard Ol Co. The George F. Blake Steam Pumpe. Westons Centrfugals. The New England Mutual Lfe nsurance Co., of Boston. The Aetna nsurance Co., of Hartford, Conn. The Allance Assurance Co., of London. BE ATTR4GVF, GRLS. t s your duty to make yourself as attractve as you can. The prettest feature s "the mouth. ts expresson depends upon the teeth. Have your teeth made rght delays are dangerous. Consultaton always free. THE EXPERT DENTSTS, 25 Hotel St. P. L. Ferguson, D. D. S. HONOLULU RON WORK COMPANY. Machnery, Black Ppe, Galvanlze Ppe, Boler Tubes, ron and Steel, E gneers Supples. Offce Nuuanu street. Works Kakaako. W. H & CO. Lmted Merchant FaJsrs Waty JBnldnx,, Kln Phone Blue 274 gt. Amercan and Foral&fc. Worsteads JAPANESE AND AMERCAN. Dry and fancy Goods Manufacturers of Straw Hats. HOTEL STREET. flllmaa Hon Boquet Cgars (SAVER LUNCH ROOM.. HOXTB o A FNE NEW ASSORTMENT Drect from Chna. n all colors also embrodered peces for Shrt waat. Kw&ng Yuen Hnq 9m 36 and 38 N. Kng Street. Use Novelty Mlls EXCELLENT FLOUR CALFORNA FEED OO.. Agents To arrve Ex S. S. ALAMEDA Fancy Oregon Burbank GERTZ BROS. Phone Blue COURTEOUS TREATMENT. PROMPT ATTENTON. BEST QUALTY AND LOTS MOM AT COSOLDul EH SODl WATER Wttt PHONE MAN 7L HENRY WRGHT SHP AND GENERAL BLACKSMTH, n Rear of Honolulu Planng Mll, FORT STREET, P. O. Box 823. Honolulu. COTTON BROS. & CO. ESGNEERS AND GENERAL CON TRACTORS. Plans and Estmates furnshed for al classes of Contractng Work. Boston Block, : : : : Honolulu. THE LATEST N MLLNERY at Madame Josephnes MLLNERY PARLORS, 62 Hotel Street. YOKOMZO Dealer n COEAL ROCK, GARDEN SOL, SAND, ETC., SOLD VERY CHEAP. Orders Phone Blue 2 attended to at on, e. Rl BJEU S A MPS We make RUBBER STAMPS that are n every way frstclas s, durablty and a perfect mpresson recevng partcular attenton. HAWAAN NPWS Co. Ltd. YOUNG BULDNG STORE.

9 CHARMAN WATEBHQUSE DSCUSSES THE SSUES LOCAL BREVTES. W. E. Rowell, cvl engneer, returned from Mau yesterday. Prncpal C. A. Macdonald of Semnary Lahanalnn s a n town. Attorney D. H. Case arrval n town from Waluku yesterday mornng. Capt. Bray was a passenger n the steamer Mau from Kahulu yesterday. The Bar Assocaton wll meet ths day week, chefly to a dmt new mem Honolulu, June T, 905. Edtor Advertser: Wthout acknowledgng but dstnctly denyng that any nporul ssue has been rased n the fresent campagn, t ought to be clear to all those whose vson s not befogged by personaltes, that every The crmnal sde tral ury wll appear n Judge De vote cast for Henry s one Bolts court ths vote cast mornng. for Poepoe. Judge Lndsay resumes the hearng The fght between Brown and Henry of the BallouPark lbel sut ths mornng er may be a personal matter taken up by the Governor at the eleventh hour, Tne B;nd wll Play ths evenng at but wth so many of the Governors th Hawaan Hotel f the steamer warm poltcal Manchura s n port. and personal frends Judge Dole honestly wll dfferng hear argument from hm, ths t cannot mornng n Delegate Kuhos admralty on be called an fght. sut aganst the Pacfc Mal.Steamshp t dd not make the County Act "a Co. gold brck" to call t so Mr. F. P. Sargent, U. S. Commsson and to say that the present fght s an antadmns "l WUJ speak l" " """f8. Lers am leacners CJUD traton fght does not make t so. ths evenng at 8:5 n the maka pavlon of the Alexander Young Hotel. We are proud of the record of the present admnstraton n ts economy All men and women nterested n mmgraton matters are cordally nvted and effcency n terrtoral matters, to be present. and deplore the present descent nto the poltcal arena of one county. The BUSNESS LOCALS. Governor has the support of all loyal Republcans n all matters but not n the present mxu p. Respectfully yours, FRED. T. P. WATERHOUSE. Musln underwear bargans Kerrs. Sewer rates wll be payable on and after July. The Stockyards now have automobles for hre by the day or hour. Lades gowns, 90c., worth $.50. Kerrs. Lutteds Hawaan nnl n nnnndcan s t doesnt matter f H Henry Or H BrOWn are SUC: sale by all druggsts and grocers. or Accf of tka 3 New summer hats at Madame Jo r c V U cll Lllv VY" sephnes mllnery parlors. 62 Hotel WHTNEY THE PACFC C0MERCA: ADVERTSER, HONOLULU, JUNE 9, 505. DOOLEY ON SKEETERS. Mew Process Gas Ranges Save Money "Phwat s ths SkeetGo? asked Hennessey. " Huussey. " repled Dooley. "ye make ne more ashamed of ve than rauly am. Phwat s SkeetGo? Yer gnorance s appalnn." "Well, phwat s ut? "ll enlghten ye, but ts ptful to see a man so duse. SkeetG o and the relcton of Roosevelt are the two They possess greatest thngs that qualty of whch the prsnt century. Ts a devse guarantees to gt durablty, rd of muskeeters. convenence and Low Gas Blls.. Ts a pece of gauze ye place over th J J top laam p of a small wd some buhaefc All ran sold on easy terms.,. powdher on laam p, t; ye lght the turn Uown the wck a thrtt. an there ye are an there the skeeters ant. fur they st naturally le down an qut. "Does ut shmell? asked Hennessey. "t does not." repled Dooley. Ts a mrrukle, sad Henessey. " Ts a Godsend, " concluded the phlosopher. For the thrfln sum of wan dollar yo can purchase peace an comfort n the home, rendng the latest war ravns of the tllgraf edtors wd the n wan hand and paap strok n the caa t wd the other." "An where do ye gt t?" asked the nterested Hennessey? "At the Hobron Drug Co.. an yure dollar Lack f ut dont sut." STYLSH Mss MLLNERY MLLNERY AT Powers PARLORS, Boston Buldng, Fort Street. SAVES OneHa lf Your Feed Bll, Better Than Oats Or Barley for Horses. E. J. WALKER, Agent. P vmssmm lf.hua.ll Jl LEADERS N GAS RANGES t HARRSON MUTUAL ASSOCATON Has now has bured 37 of ts members durng the two and oneha lf years snce t organzaton. The membershp fee wll be rased to $5.50 on May, 905. J. H. TOWNSEXD, Secretary. Sun One Only of each Desgn and Color n Shades, Parasols Carrage Parasols AT All the latest E. W. JORDAN & Co., LTD. For Rent SEE W. M. CAMPBELL Tnree artstc, new houses, modem mprovements, hot.nd cold water, mosquto proof, three bedrooms each, fne locaton, rent. $30. or Rent 22 S. Kng St. At downtown offce dolly from tx. to S: S p. m., or mll offce. S to t p. & MARSH, Ltd. BARGAN SALE Ball retans ts place n pub street. lrfrrr h comnnrr mcj Secondhand typewrters rx n good con.cv,, aton for sale at the Hawaan Offce onty. Supply Co., Kng street. Lades whte The skrts, 95c., worth $.50. best hghballs are: Kerrs. The Chldrens Emporum those COnCOCted at the CR All garments necessary for nfants : and chldren can be found n great TERON. MUSLN varety at Whtney & Marshs. The pck of Bloms stock of lace curtans ths week at prces whch C. J. MCCARTHY, Propretor, have almost been rent Every garment necessary n twan. for nfants and Chldren can be Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets. found at our store. VOLCANO HOUSE REGSTER. KLAUEA VOLCANO HOUSE, June 6. The followng guests regstered here the past week: O. M. Cunnngham, South Bend, nd.; B. Van Etten Dolph, New York Cty; Mss Doane, Columbus, Oho; Herman Kohn, Chas. A. Moraghan, San Fran Csco. Maor and Mrs. W. A. Purdy, G. C. Curts, Chas. P. Sumner, D. L. Austn, Honolulu. Lades drawers, 25c, worth 50c. Kerrs. Some publc lands n Pololu, KohaK, wll be sold at publc aucton on July T by the Commssoner of Publc Lands.. Contnuaton of Fsher, Abes bg sale today at 0 oclock at salesrooms, Fort and Queen streets. See lst pub t lshed n todays paper, Lades gowns, 50c, worth 75c Kerrs. John TYllcoek of Papaaloa, Hawa, gves notce that he wll not be responsble for any debts contracted n hs name wthout a wrtten authorty from hm. G. H. Gere, Mrs. G. H. Gere, C. TV. The new Dsc 0 n. Alden, Mrs. Anne Alden, Hllo. C. TVolters, Naalehu; Mss E. V. Rockey. F. H. Burnngham, A. A. ClaDP Jr., Mr. and Mrs F. B. Adams, Mss L. C. Rockey Mountan Vew HALEWA. The Halewa Hotel, Honolulus famous country resort an the lne of the Oahu Ralway, contans every modern mprovement and affords ts guests an opportunty to enoy all amusements golf, tenns, bllards, TalkaPho ne Records 50c each. $4.50 doz., can be used on the Vctor machne. Large assortment ust receved by Wall, Nchols Co. Musln underskrts, lace trmmed, Commencng Tomorrow, Monday, June 9, 63c Kerrs. J Good responsble party desres room and board n quet, respectable famly for a lady wth a lttle grl about 4 years old. For partculars see our classfed ads. today. Dont fal to see the bargans n LOT 3 skrts wth deep embrodery flounce and 6 rows tuckng 95c lsnc h underwear at Kerrs. LOT flounce skrts, trmmed, 3 rows nserton and lace $.00 The Pacfc mport Co. has ust re water ww,..w..n. fresn ana sal uauu, Tck mg su.ts for lades, men. msses ana ne fshng, rdng and cmvne.,t chldren. See advertsement on page ncludne ralway rare and one run, eo, 3 today for prces and partculars. dva room and board, are sole at the Combnaton chemses, 50c, worth Honolulu staton ana Trent & Com $.oo. Kerrs underwear sale. pany for $5.00. For departure of trans consult tme table. A Cage,n pont.. tell you what," On Sundays, the Halewa Lmted, a grumbed the pessmstc water, "peo twohou r tram, leaves at 8:22 a. m.; pe ant gvn tps lke they used to returnng, arrves L. Honolulu at 0:0, n the old days. Thas rght," re pled tne runny water. mnn o r.s;;u who gave hs brthrght for a mess of pottage." Phladelpha Ledger HOTEL GUESTS. Lst of guests regstered at the Alexander Young Hotel, June T. Wl VES lam Pullar and wfe. Honomu; S. S. Grener, Chcago; John Hnd, wfe and two chldren, Mrs. Renton, Mrs. B. D. Bond and two chldren, Kohala; W. EL Baugh, San Jose, Cal.; Geo. Carrngto n, Dr. Geo. W. Carrngton, Vrgna; A. W. Gray, Mrs. W. Matson, Lurlne Matson, E. J. Barnes, M. B. Curts and wfe, Capt. D. J. Flemng, San Francsco; H. E. Weston, Kahuku; C. Dusenberg, Honolulu; C. A. MacDonald f Lahanaluna; F. Burt, Lahana; fa. W. Eames, Wahawa. CONTRACTED NEURALGA DUR NG THE WAR. " had a bad case or neuralga whch contracted durng the war. tred several knds of medcne but they dd me no good untl a frend of mne recommenaea Chamberlans Pan Balm whch gave me mmedate relef. have had no trouble snce and must say that fnd Chamberlans Pan Balm a fne lnment. have snce used t for other troubles and always wth good results." J. Vloen. Jacohsdal, Transvaal. For sale by Benson Smth & Co.. Ltd.. agents for Hawa. SERVCES FOR SALORS. Servces were conducted under the auspces of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew and the Seamens nsttute on board the U. S. S. Bennngton. The Rev. Canon Mackntosh of St. Andrews Cathedral took charge of the servce and addressed the men. Several lades were present and asssted wth the Bngfnf Mss P. Thome presded at the organ and Kenneth Smth played t:e voln. A servce was also held on board the Brtsh bark Drumcrag. ROYAL KD GLOVES, the best made for style, ft and durablty. Every par guaranteed. All szes n Whte. Black and Shades of Tan. Prce per par, $.25. Sachss Grey Mocha Glove, n all Szes. Sachss Real Cape Drvng Glove. Prce per par, $.50. UNDRESSED KD GLOVES. Real Suede Gloves. len.cth. a very stylsh glove and guaranteed n every way: n black and whte. Prce per par. $.75. KAYSERS SLK GLOVES. These gloves are exceptonally hard doubletppe d. wearers and Every par guaranteed. n black, whte and pongee shades. Trce per par, 75c. SUEDE LSLE GLOVES. A stylsh and wellfttn g glove. whte and shade of grey. Per par, 60c. SLK WASH GLOVES. An deal hot weather glove, black and whte. Per par, $.00. LADES SLK MTTS. n black and whte. Per par, 40c and upwards. BATHNG SUTS. Stylsh and wellmad e suts for men, women and chldren. $;"".. Lades Alpaca bathng suts. 75. Msses Alpaca bathng suts, all szes. S2.75. Mens bathng suts all szes. $.25. Boys swmmng tghts. 0c. Sachss lades erseyrb b d vests, low nec k, all szs. remarkable value at the pr( e 0c and 5c. SKS DRT GOODS CO. LMTED FORT AND BERETANA STS. Tn Musln Underwear we beleve the value at our store s second to none. Ths week we are n recept of a large shpment purchased at a bg advantage. The followng lots are lad out on the tables. Every lne marked n plan fgures, aud should sell lke hotcake s. Musln Underskrts THS WEEK ONLY. LOT Full wdth Skrts wth deep flounce tucked and lace trmmngs....65c LOT 2 2nc h flounce skrts, lace and nserton trmmngs 75c LOT 5 Handsome deep embrodery flounce, wth 0 rows tuckng $50 LOT 6 Elegant lsnc h embrodery flounce, wth 9 rows deep tuckng....$.75 LOT 7 5n ch flounce, pretty lace and nserton trmmngs $2.50 Lades Gowns THS WEEK ONLY. LOT 8 nserton and lace trmmed 50c LOT 9 Hemsttched, wth embrodery trmmngs 65c LOT 0 nserton and lace trmmed 75c LOT nserton and embrodery trmmed, n 3 dfferent styles; all szes..95c LOT 2 0 dfferent styles; hgh & low cut; lace & embrodery trmmngs..$.00 LOT 3 A grand lno of Gowns, beautfully trmmed $.25 LOT 4 Nansook Gowns, lace trmmngs $.50 LOT 5 Superor qualty, trmmed wth embrodery $2.00 allove r LOT 6LO T LOT 7LO T Lades Drawers THS WEEK ONLY. Lades Drawers, hemsttched and lace trmmed c 7LO Lades Drawers, nserton and lace trmmed 40c T 8LO T Lades Drawers, nserton and lace trmmed 45c 9LO T Lades Drawers, 3 rows tuckng and embrodery trmmed 65c 20LO T Lades Drawers, 3 rows tuckng and lace trmmed 65c 2LO T Deep lace and nserton trmmed $ Fne qualty, nserton and lace trmmed $.50 8LO T 9LO 20LO T T 2LO T 22 Lades Chemses THS WEEK ONLY. 3 Styles, embrodery and lace trmmed 50c lace and nserton trmmed 60o 4 Stvles. embrodery and lace trmmed 75c Combnaton Chemse, wth deep ruffle 50c Combnaton Chemse, lace yoke, tucked ruffle 65c Embrodery yoke, deep ruffle 90c w Everyone of the Foregong 22 Lots s a Postve Bargan. Tomorrow at 9 oclock, the Sale Begns. tf L. B. KERR & CO., LTD. ALAKEA STREET. f V CAPS, SLPS, DRESSES, SKRTS, BANDS, SACQUES, VESTS, BBS, Etc.. STORK PANTS and BBS, CRB QULTS, HAND MADE DRESSES, CRB N FOREGN LANDS or n your natve land when you are away from home, the SEMWEEKL Y GAZETTE wll be found a most welcome vstor; gvng as t does a condensed summary of all the local news of the slands and Honolulu. Subscrbe before you start on rour travels and you wont need to "wonder what s happenng at home" whle you are away. Prce 50 cents per month or $;.oo per year postpad to any part of the Unted States. Foregn postage extra. HAWAAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. PUBLSHERS. 65 South Kng St. Honolulu, Hawa Phone JL Lando.. Our Belts Suspenders Trunks Gloves Sprng Neck Hanckfs and Under an wear Duck Valses Summer wear. Stock Hats Pants Shrts Etc. 054 Fort Street,. O. O. F. Buldng and 52 Hotel Street. A Drnk for the Connosseur. RtV Ml RYB AND BOURBON 885 nspecton, whch the dstllers W. A. GANES & CO. Have carred n the orgnal barrels for 7 years. All of ths rare whskey has been bottled under ther supervson at the dstllery warehouse and s guaranteed by the dstllers. Prce, $20.00 a case. Not obtanable n bulk. For sale by W. C. PEACOCK & CO, Ltd Sole Dstrbutors for HAWAAN SLANDS. RECEVED BY S. S. SBERA, DRECT MPORTATON FROM JAPAN FNE SLK KM0NAS M From $5.00 and up BEAUTFUL VORY WARE. AT SAYEGUSAS ARTSTC CARVNG. Nuuanu Street, Just Mauka of Hotel

10 r X CanadanAustrala n Royal Mal Lne THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER, HONOLULU JUNE 9, 9QS HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANE. Honolulu, June 7, 905. Halstead&Go.,Ltd t c 3 B r Bl o 3 o r. O N B 3 GE GU Pu an HUTU "Steamers runnng n connecton aaj at Honolulu on or about the follow FOR FJ AND AUSTRALA. 905 nnnyp a JULY 29 " OANA AUG. 26 wth the Canadan Pacfc Ralway Co. tag dates FOR VANCOUVER MOWERA JUNE 28 JULY 26.MOANA AUG. 23 AORANG SEPT. 23AKAAUl TP M luut ann JULY MJOWERA Tv...rv, trkpta ssued to all ponts n Canada, Unted States and Europe. THEO. H. DAVES & CO., LTD. ENERALKNTMaMMB(B? f CfcMaU S. S. Co., Occdental & Oreata S. S. Co. call at Honolulu and leave ths port Steamers of the above companes wll n or about the dates below mentoned: FOB SAN FBANCSCO. FROM SAN FRANCSCO.JUNE 24 MANCHURA JUNE y BHNA.JULY 8 (DORC MANCHURA...JULY 5 korka...july 29 COPTC.AUGUST Z 9 AUG. 23 MONGOLA. BlKr.KlA MONGOLA For further SEP. 2 nformaton apply to H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD., Ju, auo. ean The fne passenger steamers of hereunder: (ALAMEDA VENTURA KLAMEDA &ERRA FROM SAN ruuwa...june...july z HONOLULU, T. H., June 7, 905. Lahana located on the lghtstato n (eastward end of Government Wharl, Lahana Harbor, easterly sde ot Auau KOREA JULY 4 channel and westerly shore of the COPTC JULY 4 northwesterly part of the sland of SBEKA rv JSSnMau n June tns lshl ww CHNA..JULY ttt 4 ALAMEDA... J? V f;(.ma OC rth thp wjllne of the above steamers, the agents are pre steamshp lne to all European ports. York by any PARTCULARS, APPLY TO FOR FURTHER hl W. G. RWN & CO., LTD. aamnhwbb? AmercanHawaa n Steamshp Company. Drect Monthly Servce Between New York and Honolulu va Pacfc Coast. THE SPLENDD NEW STEEL STEAMERS And each month thereafter. VOM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU Freght receved at Companys wharf. VA PACFC COAST. Greenwlch street. Je;evedaVatmesaUtythe FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN Companys wharf. 4st Straet, sou n J"ly 2 Brooklyn. S. S. Nebraskan from SAN FRANCSCO TO HONO FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO LULU DRECT. HONOLULU, va SAN FRANCSCO. B S. Nebraskan June 22 S. S. Nebraskan June 6 sa c c Vovarlan July H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. C. P. MORSE, Gensral Freght Agent. Pacfc y AUG. 8 ths lne wll arrve and leave tms porx FOR SAN FRANCSCO..TTTTNTE 3 va rna 28 ALAMEDA Transfer Co. WLL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. Wre pack, haul and shp your goods and save you money. Dealers n stove wood, coal and kndlngs. Storage n Brck Warehouse, 26 Kng Street. Phone Man 58. a m m n VcePresde nt; J F Morgan Presdent; C. J.Campbell, J. L. Mc Lean, Secretary; A. F. Clark, Treasurer; N. E. Gedge, Audtor; Frank Hustace, Manager..gaULStsceCecls DHAYMKN, 63 Queen Street. DEALERS N Oo., Xt a.. Branch "of Hustace, Peck Co., Ltd. 63 Queen Street. Havng baggage contracts wth the followng steamshp lnes: Oceanc Steamshp Co. Pacfc Mal Steamshp Co. Occdental & Orental Steamshp Co. Toyo Kasen Kasha Steamshp Co. We check your baggage at your homes, savng you the trouble of checkng on the wharf. Pano and Furnture movng a Specalty. Telephone Mala 86 METEOROLOGCAL RECORD. ssued by the T. S. Weather Bureau Offce Every Sunday Mornng. MSAN THBBM. r""v FREWOOD, STOVE and STEAM COAL. Also Wht and Black Sand. Telephone Man 295. Unon Express Go. THE PACFC Commercal Advertser Bntered at the Post Offce at Honolulu, T. H., as secondclas s matter. SUBSCRPTON RATES: One Year $2.00 Months.60 Advertsng rates on applcaton. Publshed every mornng except Sunday by the HAWAAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD., RTon Holt Block. No. 65 South Kng St. A. W. PEARSON. Manager. ALWAYft. LAND CO. TME TABLE October f OUTWARD. Par Walanae, Waalua, Kahuku and Way Statons 9: 5 a. m., 3:20 p. m. Psr Pearl Cty. Ewa Mll and Way Statons 7:30 a. m., 9:5 a, m., llros a. m., 2:5 p. m., 3:20 p. m., 5 p. m. : p. m.. 9:30 p. m., tl: NWARD. Arrve Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal alua and Waanae S:36 a. m 5:3 fcrrrre Honolulu from Ewa Mll and Parl Cty 7:46 a, m.. 8:36 a. m., lo.tt a, m., :40 p. m., "4:3 p. m., : p. m., "7:30 p. m. Dally. t Sunday Excepted, t 8unday Only. he Halewa. Lmted, a twoho ur tram, leaves Honolulu every Sunday, m Returnng arrves n Ho. wu. at 0:0 p. m. The Lmted stops t Pearl Cty and Y fllnnna P PgSON, p. c. "apt SMTH. G. P. & T. A, WND 3a o c 2AB0M. abft 5 l 39 5 at s 8 U SO ? 63 4 N 0 M T 62 3 Nt 0 T l S W 4 SO NB r NE f. F 6 SO 6 O KK ( T 66 6 NB 0 Note: Barometer readngs are corrected for temperature, nstrumental errors, and local gravty, and reduced to sea level. Average cloudness stated n scale from 0 to lu. Drecton of wnd s prevalng drecton durng 24 hours endng at 8 p. m. Velocty of wnd s average veloctv n mles per hour. ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, Secton Drector, TDES, SUN AND MOON. f S g S JU 55 E 9, r S 3 Q o. r p m Ft. a n a m a m. Ke 9 5 HJ, WS , 9 0 T 20 6 Of, W S7 p.m T M 2 05 l r A0J a tu p m uo p n, M ? P5 Last quarter of the moon June 24th. Tmes of the tde are taken from the Unted States Coast and Geodetc Survey tables. The tdes at Kahulu and Hlo occur about one hour earler than at Honolulu. Hawaan standard tme s 0 hours 30 mnutes slower than Greenwch tme, beng that of the merdan of 57 decrees thrty mnutes. The tme whstle blows at :30 p. m., whch s the same as Greenwch, 0 hours 0 mnutes. Sun and moon are for local tme for the whole group. be dscontnued and on that date a new lght wll be dsplayed from a tower 20 feet east of the old locaton. The new structure s a square, pyra mdal, trestle tower wth the upper 0 feet walled n to form a room, panted whte wth lead colored trmmngs. The lantern s dsplayed n the open, ar on a box shaped structure wth a ral formng a gallery around t. The new lght wll be m feet above hgh water and 55 feet above oase o structure. The lght shows through 76" between the bearngs S. 48 E. (mag.) and N. 36 W. (mag.). t s a fxed whte lens lantern lght, vsble 2 mles wtn red sectors, vsble 7 mles, whch red sectors mark the reef lne whch ex, COMPANY. Kl TKt FOR RENT Furnshed Cottage Nuuanu St., t, r 4rt Art d mos. rom June 0. sva Furnshed Cottage couege runs, possesson July. 905 House Lunallo St., large grounds, beautful vew, posses son July, Furnshed House 8 rooms, cor. Alexander and Dole Sts Young St., 9 rooms Knau St Knau St Young St Alexander St Chrstley Lane la V vv HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST COMPANY, LTD. tends about 300 yards out from the shore lne, the whte sector marks the Slmr. Ke Au Hou. Tullett, from ge n Lahana Roads and the ua ports, 5:30 a. m. break n the reef through, whch the stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, from boats land at the Terrtoral Govern Kaua ports, 7:07 a. m. ment Wharf. Between the bearngs Am. bk. Manga Reva, Townsend, S E. and E. (mag.) the lght from Kaanapal, a. m. shows red. Between E. (mag.) and N. Am, bk. R. P. Rthet, McPhal, from 20 E. the lght shows whte. Between gan Francsco, 2:30 p. m. N. 20 (mag.) and N. 76 V. (mag.) the DEPAPTED "tl,"ly be ha,, W.UUB the er t Marco Po.o. ato. far Puwh te sector n not less than 30 feet of Set Sound, 9:30 a. m. water to wthn 300 yards of the lght. DUE TODAY. LAHANA ANCHORAGE BUOY, P. M. S. S. Manchura, Saunders, MAU, T. H. from thrt Orent, due. On June 6, 905, the Lahana An SAL TODAY, chorage Buoy, panted red, was replac Slmr. Lkelke. Naopala. for, Moloe d by a black and whte perpendcular ka and Mau ports, 5 p. m. strped, secondclas s nun buoy, Terr p. m. S. S Manchura. Saunders, for toral type, n fathoms of water, gan Francsco, may sal. n a poston 30 feet N. of the old poston. Ths buoy s on a lne of bearng NE. and SW. and marks the mdchann el entrance to Lahana Roads, where anchorage may be had nsde of the buoy wthn the lmts of the whte sector 6f the lght n not less than 30 feet of water wthn 300 ; yards of the lght.. ; The new Terrtoral Government Wharf, whte, wth red roof, has the crown of the roof n the lne of bearng NE. and SW. n lne between the buoy and the lght and correctly marks the mddle lne of the deepest water of the break n the reef. Anchorage may be had nsde of the buoy wthn the lmts of the whte sector of the lght n not less than 30 feet of water wthn 300 yards of the new lghtstato n. By order of the Lghthouse Board, A. P. NBLACK, Leut. Commander, U. S. Navy, Assstant to the nspector of the Twelfth Lghthouse Dstrct. KAUA SHPPNG. The steamer W. G. Hall arrved n port from Kaua at 7:07 yesterday mornng, havng left NawlwH at 8:20 p. m. Saturday. She brought 9 cabn and 54 deck passengers; 5950 bags "A." sugar. 30 bags taro, 0 bags cocoanuts and 68 packages sundres. Purser FVel reports: "Stmr. Mkahala at Wamea, has a full load of M. A. K. sugar aboard and wll leave for Nhau Sunday mornng (yesterday). Bkt. James Tuft at Makawel dschargng coalf 500 tons out. Schr. W. H. Talbot at Eleele, loaded wth McB. sugar, bags. Sals Sunday a. m. (yesterday. Bkt. Beneca at Eleele dschargng coal, 00 tons out. Fne weather on Kaua." SUGAR ON HAWA. Admral Berkley of the steamer Claudne reports the followng sugar on hand at varous Hawaan plantatons ready for shpment: Olaa, 7800 bags; Waakea, 20,000 bags; Hawa Mll, 2700 bags; Wanaku, bags; Onomea. 44,000 bags; Pepeekeo, 5,500 bags: Honomu bags: Hakalau. 25,000 bags; Ookala, 6300 bags; Kukaau, 700 bags; Hamakua, 5200 bags; Paauhau bags; Honokaa, 5600 bags: Kuknhaele, 540 bags; Punaluu, 925 bags; Honuapo, 26 bags. SUGAR ON KAUA. K. S. M.,.000; V. K.. 700; Damond W., 2.600: M. A. K ; G. & R.,.430; McB., 2.562; G. F.. 43; L. P.,.90; H. M.. 22,30; M. S. Co., 5,69. SHPPNG NOTES. The steamer Ke Au Hou arrved from Kaua at 5:30 yesterday mornng wth a full load of sugar. Th, bark K. P. Rthet arrved from San Francsco yesterday afternoon after a fast passage of 3 days. She has a far cargo ncludng powder. Th Mau from Kahulu hrought the followng cargo: 5000 bags sugar, 50 bags paa. 04 bags taro. 03 hogs, 29 head cattle. 0 head calves, 55 pkgs. hdes. 42 pkgs. sundres. The Amercan bark Manga Reva arrved off port from Kaanapul yesterday forenoon. She lost most of her crew whle at Mau and comes here to get a new one. The bark has sugar for the Breakwater. SHPPNG TNTF.T.LTGNCS ARRVED. Sunday. June 8. Stmr. Mau. Bennett, from Mau ports, 5:30 a. m. PASSENGERS. Arrved. From San Francsco, per steamer Sonoma, June 7. Saloon: Mrs. W. G. rwn and mad. Mss rwn, Mss Hyde Smth, Mrs. vers, Mr. D. Crowley, Mr. C. H. Charleton, Mss Dexter, Dr. G. W. Corrngton, Mr. G. Corrngton, Mr. W. H. Hoogs Mr. R. Stanley Dollar. Mr. N. G. Alen, Mr. and Ms. D. H. Gray, Mr.. Aea, H. M. Queen Lluokalan, Mr. J. D. Amoku, Mss Heleluh e, Mss F. Hall. Mr. H. Thompson, Dr. H. H. Haskns, Mr. A. W. Gray. Mr. W. H. Baugh, Mrs. L H. Doug lass, Mss Douglass. Second Mrs. M.. Nelson, Mrs. M. Stena, Mrs. N chols, Mrs. Lewn, Mrs. Van Olden, Mss E. B. Morrow. Mrs. H. S. Ewng and two chldren, Mr. and Mrs. J.. Tavs, Mr. H. Beckwth, Mr.. W. Scott, Mr. H. Haraon. Mr. R. Lous, Mr. C. R. Faurot. Steerage. Tako, K Kmura, and about 50 passengers for the Colones. From Mau per steamer Mau, June 8: W. J. Marshall. Young Kau. Awan a, G. A. Kuna. J. Hackett, C. Murask y. Mss A. L. Stephenson, A. Do Rego, J. H. Wlson, W. W. Taylor and wfe, S. Topltz. D. H. Case, W. E. Rowell, Capt. Bray. C. A. McDonald, F. Burt, Mss Mnne aley. Mss L. Ayau, Mss L. okea, Mss rene Crook. Per stmr. W. G. Hall, June 8, from Kaua ports: Mss A. Thomas, Mss E. Kapu, Mss K. Chrstan, J. Kau and wfe, A. Otremba, H. Glade, H. Senke. Wm. Turnbull. H. M. Alexander, Mrs. J. Arndt, J. M. Cox and wfe, J. Cox. X. Greg. Mrs. J. L. Hyorth. Ah Chuck, Ah Sn A. de S. Canavarro, and 54 deck. VESSELS N POET. ARMY AND NAVY. U. S. S. Bennngton, Young, San Francsco, May 25. U. S. S. roquos, Nblack, Mdway sland, May 26. MERCHANT VESSELS. Anne Johnson. Am. bk., Nlson, San Francsco, June 2. Arthur Sewall, Am. sp., Gaffrey, Shangha, June 3. Drumcrag, Br. bk., Barne;on, New castle, June 0. Governor Robe, Am. sp., Grant, Newcastle, June 5. Manga Reva, Am. bk., Townsend, Kaanapal, June 8. (.Off port). Restorer, Br. cable s.s., Combe, Mdway., Aprl 24. R. P. Rthet, Am. bk.. McPhal, San Francsco, June S. S. G. Wlder, Am. bkt., Jackson, San Francsco. June 3. TRANSPORT SERVCE. Crook, at San Francsco. Meade, at San Francsco. Solace eft Honolulu for Guam and Manla, May 26. Lawton, left Honolulu for Guam and Manla, June. Sherdan, saled from Honolulu for Guam and Manla, June 8. Sumner, at New York. Klpatrck, at New York. McClellan, at New York. Thomas, at San Francsco. Logan, at San Francsco. Dx, left Honolulu for Seattle. June 6. Buford, left Manla for Honolulu and San Francsco, va Nagasak, June 5. Sherman, at Manla. Warren, at Manla. NOTCE. The undersgned wll not be responsble after ths date for any debts contracted n my name wthout my wrtten consent. (Sgned). JOHN WLLCOK Papaaloa, Hawa. June 9, NAMJS OF SrOCK, Captal. Val. Bd. Alk. MBBCANTTU C. Brewer A Oo n.oou.ooo BUSAB. Swa 6,000, S& 29 Haw. Agrcultural....,200, oJ 97S aaw. Com. ASngarCo. 2.3S,VO 00 MS 85 SawalAn Sugar Oo Honomu 750, U 0C 55 Honokaa 2,000, Haku 500, Kahuku 600, Khel r an. Co., Ltd.. 2,50), o o Klpahulu.. 80, rooa McBryde Sag. Co., Ltd. 3, JO 2 Jahu Sngar Co 8,600,000 00, Onomea..., ,4 40 Ookala 500, Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd... 5,000, Olowalu au,uuu Paauhau SugPlanCo. 5,000, Pacfc 500, Paa 760, Pepeekeo 750, Poneer 2,750, Waalua Ar. Co,... 4, Walnka 700, Waluku Sugar Co. Scrp 85, Wamanalo 252, MXBOSLLASBOU. Wlder 8.8. Co , (nterslan d 8. S. Co. 800, daw. Hlectrc Cc , B. R.T 4L, Co., Pd H. R T. AL.Cc. O...,000,obc Mutua T Tel. Co 50,000 O. B. A L. Co HlloR B.Co,000,00 Bonds. Haw.Ter., 4 p. c. (Fre uams) 004 Haw. Terrl. A p. e... Haw rtt., Sp.r 99 Cal. & Haw. Sug. Ref..fVM Co. 6 p. a Ewa Plant., 8 p Haku 6 p. c 02 Hawn.Coml.a Bngar Co. 5 p. c. 0 Hawaan Sugar 6 p. o. 02 Hlo K. B.Co., Op. C Hon. B. T. A L. Co., 6 p. C 06 Kahuku Dp. o. O. B. A L. Co., 8 p. o ? Oaha 8ugar Co., 6 p. c, 0) Olaa Sngar Co., 8 p. c 98 Paa 6 p. c. Poneer Mll Co. 6 p.c PaaluaAg. Co., 8. p.c 0? SESSON SALES. (Mornng Sesson.) 0 Waalua, 62.50; 28 Khel, 0; 30 Ewa, 29. SESSON SALES. (Afternoon Sesson.) None. SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. 65 Haw. C. & S. Co., 83; 0 Oahu Sugar Co., 5; 00 ucbryde, THE MATLft. Mals are due from the followng ponts as follows: San Francsco Per Alameda, June 23. Colones Per Mowera, June 28. Vctora Per Aorang, July. Yokohama Per Manchura, today. Mals wll depart as follows: Per Manchura, June San Francsco 20. Yokohama Per Chna, June 24. Colones Per Aorang, July. Vctora Per Mowera. June 28. LOCAL OFFCE OF THE UNTED STATES WEATHER BUREAU. Alexander Young Buldng, Honolulu, Sunday, June 8. THBRMO. 8 :?S?r WND 5 5 z l ls & : :;; S R p. g gs D "S? r 2.5 a ; f" g a M: r 900 3) NB NB SB NB T 64 NB ; NB 9 Avge29 99ag N... ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, Secton Dlrecter Classfed Advertsements. WANTED. ROOM AND BOARD n quet respectable famly for lady wth lttle grl 4 years old. Address F. S. K. ths offce A GENTLEMAN desres furnshed room wth a prvate famly. State prce. Address "W," ths offce. 29 A GOOD uptoda te ob compostor can fnd employment at good wages by applyng to the Hawaan Gazette Co., Ltd., at once. 73 BY ADULTS only. A 5 room furnshed cottage on hgh ground. Address No. 46, at Advertser offce. 725 FOR SALE. A SMALL dary and mlk route for sale. Address Chenango, ths offce. 29 ABOUT 7 mles of 35 lb. steel rals, wth spkes, plates, bolts, etc. Enqure of C. Brewer & Co., Queen street. 78 FOR RENT. TWOSTOR Y house, 479 Thurston Avenue. Apply C. B. Reynolds, 036 Green street, 7092 (FURNSHED room n prvate famly; $6. 68 Kuku street, near Fort. 729 A LARGE ary furnshed room at 24 Adams Lane. sutame for one or two gentlemen. Helen s Court, 79 COTTAGE on Fort.ane. Apply at Mrs. Carolne Clarks, 429 D, Fort Lane. 76 COMPLETE set bound volumes Plasters Monthly. 22 vols., 882 to 904. Unform bndng: full sheep. Prce $ Address P. M., care Gazette Co SM OFFCES FOR RENT. "THE STANGENWALD." only repro of offce bull dng n ety. FOUND. A BCYCLE Owner can have by callng at ths offce, payng all expenses and nrovnsr urorwrtv. 7?0 STOCK AND BOND LOANS NEGOTATED. Members Honolulu Stock as Mam Exchange. 7 McNTYRE BULDNG 7 FOR RENT Cottage n Hyde premses, Beretana street, known as The Brown Cottage. One house, Young street. FOR SALE Resdence. Prospect street. Loans negotated; Regstered warrants purchased. W. L. HOWARD, Fnancal Agent. CHAS. BREWER & CO.S New York Bark Foohng Suey salng from New York to Honolulu on or about Sept. 5, 905. FREGHT TAKEN AT LOWEST RATES. For freght rates apply to CHAS. BREWER & CO., 27 Klby St., Boston, or C. BREWER & CO., LTD., Honolulu. House n Palama, back of Kamehame ha schools. Resdence lots for sale on reasonabl terms. Lots at Puunu, Nuuanu valley, h, Wakk, Kapahulu. Kal Apply to W. W. CHAMBERLAN, room 206 Judd buldng. The WaterhODse Ct. COMMSSON, REAL ESTAT3B AND NSURANCE AGENTS. For Rent by the Month A setalda resdence comfortably furnshed. Stable and pasture lot on SclKMt street lately occuped by H. May A Co. For partculars, Fort street. Professonal Phone Man lm, Nt Gards ARCHTECTS. W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL OStaa 0ft Kng street; 2:30 to 2:30. ATTORNEYATLA W. PHLP L. WEAVER. Law offce. ff Merchant street. Cases n real property not accepted. CONSULTNG CHEMST. ERNEST E. HARTMANN. Sugar expert. 303 Bostoa Buldng. F. Q Box 54. NSURANCE. THl MUTUAL LFE lnsuhajfcsb CO. OF NEW YORK. 0L B. ROSE. Agent : : Hoseat.. MUSCANS. HUGO HERZER Teacher of Sngng, corner Beretana and Mller Sts., or Bergstrom Musc Co. PANO TAUGHT n 6 months by experenced teacher, $3 per month of g lessons. Specal. attenton to adult begnners. Address "Musc," Advertser offce. OCULST AND AURST. DR. WM. G. ROGERS Roosas U 34, Yoang buldng. Phone Mala L. CHROPODST CHROPODST work done at the Slent Barber Shop, Hotel St, FOR SALE. A HOTEL dong a very good ustness. Very centrally located. All rooms occuped. Present owner must leave the cty at once wll sell at sacrfce. GOOD NVESTMENT. For partculars apply "24 ADVERTSER OFFCE. A CHANCE FOE A GOOD HO f you want a fne lot ready baldlng at Kamuk, do not buy before you kave consulted the underagraeg, who offers bargtns at your own terau and wthout nterest. Two fne lots (aggregatng 00x04) on Gulck street, Kalh, $900. Two nce Kewalo lots, corner Kaplola n and Wamanu streets; cheap. A comfortable small home (lot loox 00) n. Nuuanu tract, provded wth Government water, bargan. Also n the same tract the coolest and healthest place about the cty some fne, cheap lots at your own terms. J. t. SCHNACm For Rent or Lease. LONEL HART PREMSES SUTA BLE FOR CLUB HOUSE OR RESDENCE. Splendd opportunty to rent or lease that commodous brck resdence, also a cottage, on Nuuanu Avenue, between Vneyard and School streets, wthn easy reach to the heart of the Captol. nqure wthn for full partculars between the hours of 6 to 9 a. m. and 5 tr 7:20 n. m. 27 am ) f