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r JUVIU';v ,.,,;,.,,Mn;tfa;aaiaiwnn ':::?' i:; i--. i--1 am 'STEAMER TABLE. VULUnLU VsViYI SUPPLEMENT ,' Jj Some cooks bake with cottolene,

A J lard,From 8an. Francisco: 4inioM '(jj " " tiso no grease at all,

Alameda Fob. 26 J,!, Hut their crust Is mighty hard.M China Mar. 4 K Some mm chew their plug tobacco,rt For San Franclaco: Evening Bulletin J the tag.ru Alameda Mar. 2 " " never work their Jaw,

Siberia .Mar. 6 JJ Except to chew the raglIS From Vancouver: Some men put their ads. In papers,

A Ihnm nn Htn fanonMlowera Mar. 12K " " advertiseneverFor Vancouver:

Moana Mar. 16 2:30 O'CLOCK TODAY 1 1"""X 1 rTs ff WT W w'10 ought to have more sense.

?K5fftHfaM5M5H3JJ(i --vafaaasfcfisfswsnjfswjVou XV. No. 2700 lO PAQES- - HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, 8ATUKPAY, FEBRUARY 27, WO-- 10 PAQES Pkioe 6 Obntb

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New York Stands

For RooseveltAssociated Tress Special Cable.

NEW YORK, N. Y., Feb. 27. The Republican 8tate Committee today for.malty endorsed President Roosevelt for at the National Conven-

tion. This action sets at rest the question of the attitude of the New Yorkcrganlzatlon toward the President. The committee will go Into the State n

on a straight platform for pledging the New York delegation.

No Rehearing InSupreme Court

Davis DisbarmentTerritorial Supremo Court at noon

todny rendered decision In the matterof Attorney George A. Davis' petitionsfor rehearing In disbarment, grantingthe motion of Deputy Attorney Oeneral"V. S. Fleming to strike the petitionsfrom the flics. Following Is the court'sopinion:

tl.ll r1...a A tlmila

and

which were

Davis now has no chanco of re-

hearing Supreme CourtThe grounds which has

been asked again and again, were thatboth Chief Frear and Asso-ciate Justice Perry werethe former because salariedtrustee the of theIt. L. Co., his being

MJ2SiHFl&i&luWtr of the railway and the latterytiihmTltPil Pebruarr 26 because had on previous occasions

'Lflded"'The of was" Other grounds were stated, but the

at the above ere pcrhapa morerendered on August 10, 1903, ,nan tho fe,t- -October. 1902, term.Within tho thirty days allowed by

Itulo of this court, which provides nirr fvr Tftlllthat "a petition rehearing may be MINhX 1111--1 Uhpresented only witnin ininy ays an- - JVULV llllnl,

r tho filing or opinion, metiled on 2, 1903,

a petition for on5, 1903, a supplemental petition

for rtlioarlng, petitionslinnril it thn Kovpmlipr HPBsIon of tho

aIn

on

Justicedisqualified;

he was afor bondholders O.

& father-in-la-

tlfrtnl ho

Judgment disbarment emphasised

11for

HIUIII'LIItne re-

spondent Septemberrehearing, Sep-

tember

rehearing

mm READY

Judge Robinson has excused his trialpresent term and denied on January jurors unui one ween irum uuuu,14 1901. when tho case of Territory vs. E. M.

Three other petitions for rehearing Jones, for tho nllegod murder of hisliave been subsequently, during the wife, Is set for hearing,present term, died, tho flrst on Janu- - No cases are ready, for trial duringary 27, the second on February 2, and next week. The Attorney General Isthe third on February 19. on the mainland. Deputy Attorney Qcn- -

Tho Attorney General moves to eral Peters bus been busy with thestrike theao three last mentioned petl- - grand jury and Deputy W. S. Fleminglions from the files. 'has hlr hands full. Probably next ween

Per curiam: Tho motion Is granted will be fully occupied preparing pros-a-

the threo petitions are stricken ecutlon In the Jones case. J. J. DunneJrom the files. and A. G. M. Robrteson will defend

Honolulu, February 27, 1904. I Jones, as In his former trial for thoGEOROB LUCAS, murder of his mother-in-la- when

Clerk, he was acquitted.Davis' petitions filed within the thIr-- (

ty dajs ollowed were denied. The last puty-elg- Chinese gamblers werethree petitions were stricken out as tnis noon arrested at the corner ofnot having been filed within thirty Kng nml Kekaullke streets by Officerstlays after the giving of the opinion. icncilri McDuffle and Macaulcy. Two

There is nothing In the decision filed doorg one ot thom fn,tened by meanstoday, signed by Clerk George Lucas of n heavy chan ha(1 t0 bo brokenfor the court, to Indlcato whether tho down hy the offlcers onicr (o gan onopinion Is unanimous or otherwise. entrance. Fantan and palkau were the

It will be remembered that tho Juag- -Bameg piayed. Officer Nigel Jackson

ment of the Supreme Court, disbarring tnlg f01cnoon arrested three ChineseDavis on account of alleged unprofes- - Eami,icrsslonal conduct, rendered In August oflast year, was not unanimous, Asso- - Territory vs. Man Chong, allegedcrfate Justice C. A. Galbralth strongly murder of Policeman Mahclona, Is

tinned for the term.

The Old Ready-Mad- e

versus

The New ReadyTo-Wea- r

Before the advent of

ALFRED BENJAMIN A CO.

30 years ago there were more old readymade clothes than any other kind. Thefabrics were Inferior; the designs werecommonplace; the pieces were throwntogether with cheap cotton thread;the whole garment had a hang-do-

look that no amount of pressing couldget rid of. What little shape it firsthad" was soon lost At a glance youcould tell this ready-mad- e from custom--

madeJust as you can now.When BENJAMIN Clothes were first

marketed the other fellows shook theirheads and predicted failure. "WhereIs thb profit," they asked "In retailinggarments thst cost as much to tailoras custom-made?- " Thirty years of suc-

cess have shown the wisdom of pro-

ducing fine clothes at reasonableprices. Today the highest type of

e apparel bears thisfamous trade-mark- .

TheKashCo Ld.

FinisTrustee For Royalty,

Deceased, Asks

Advice.

ESTATES OF QUEEN EMMA

AND PBINCE KUNUIAKEA

BRUCE CARTWRIQHT WANTS THECOURT'S INSTRUCTION AS TO

DISPOSITION OF FUNDSRECEIVED.

Druco Cartwrlght, trustco under (hewill of Emma Kaleleonalanl, deceased,Institutes proceedings, In equity, atchambers, against the Queen's Hospi-tal, Druce Cartwrlght, administrator otthe estate of Albert K. Kunulakea, de-

ceased, and Mele L. Kunulakea.Briefly and plainly, Cartwrlght

brings suit against himself and othersto And out where ho stands.

Prince Kunulakea was one ot thebeneficiaries under the will of QueenEmma. He died without lawful IssueIn March of last year. Tho widow Isthe sole heir at law. Letters of admin-istration were granted to Druco Cart-wrlght.

Queen Emma bequeathed certainWalkikl and certain Richards streetpremises to plaintiffs predecessor Intrust herein upon certain trusts set outIn her will.

A strip ot the Walkikl premises,fronting on tho Walkikl road, was condemned by tho Government for streetwidening and plaintiff was paid ii.uuuIn settlement as damages.

A strip of tho Richards street premises was also condemned for streetwidening and plaintiff was paid $8,145in settlement, riaintifi has cnargeahimself with six per cent. Interest onsaid sums of money.

Plaintiff has received monies forrents, part being for rents in advancefor a period extending beyond tho dateof tho death of Kunulakea, but paidto plaintiff prior to said dato. Partbeing In rent for arrears for a periodprior to tho date of Kunulakca's death,but paid to plaintiff after said date.

Plaintiff Is advised that It Is uncer-tain which of said defendants Is enti-tled under the will to tho sums ot $1,- -000 ftnd $8,145 for land condemnationdamages; also that It Is uncertain asto what proportions of said rents saiddefendants are entitled to, and plain-tiff deBlres to obtain the advice, direc-tion and Instruction of the court.

The Queen's Hospital, Druco Cart-wrigh- t,

administrator of tho cstato ofAlbert K. Kunulakea, deceased, andMelo L. Kunulakea, aro tho only per-sons Interested In tho prayer of thisbill for Instructions.

UJrector,.

can-J'1- "

'f,1"1

Nothing

Kepolkal toho

atti-tude Financo

np.

all

nminpll r.73 I.,Illlo, birthday

at

Stunning Portrait"

only platinumlight-

ing,

& PERKINS

WELLS, &

EXPRESS.

VLADIVOSTOK IS BESEIGED

Port Arthur Attacks

Cover Landing TroopsCaiu.i: to Tin:

China, The recent on by theJapanese believed to be a ruse to a landing elsewhere.

o

Japanese Troops To DilnySpecial Caiim: to

Japan, Japanese troops are at portlarge numbers. It Is believed the troops leaving for

KOREA UNDER

C.UH.ri TOThe Emperor consented to pro-

claim constitution granting liberalo

Cal., SUGAR: 96 degreecents. Quotation, 26: 3.3825 cents. previous quotation, 3.3405.

AHi

CONSTITUTION.

Centrifugals,

of Affairs the

Pioneer Mill

Ltd.

STORMY WEATHER WAS

INTERFERENCE

OFFICERS OF ANDKAIAU PLANTATIONS

SELECTED REPORTS

meeting ot PioneerLtd., today tho

o a & Co. The follow-

ing were(or ensuing

J. K. Hackfeld, president; II. A.Innnliiiri. W

J no lerntonai ucnirni uommitico haucr trcasurcr; K. Klamp, secietary,executive tho Republican party A nancberg auditor.In yesterday afternoon. nbovo excepting tho aud-an- d

endorsed L. for tho posl-',- , ,u j A K.on Tax Assessor the First d ,, collil,tmo

Division. Mr. ns served faith- - ,h oardfu y n for many I ot tlle trcnBllrcr omilatterly as Deputy Assessor, and bis ''.. ,,i .i i

ilfrLPr?.. Manager llarkhausen reporu'as fol- -1'4M1" V",.,...v..vv iiiui w ... ou.v.j wva successful administration. in; An nmminiwl to

Unquestlonably thero those who. "f0'-- ...Vrnot of tho of morning '0 l"! ,Pa," J lLhwrpaper, will believe tho other ""tf?gl,?'fh

for tho position turned tho.m, "l"?Instead of 8down tho committee. could

H"no per ton of us In 1002,be further tho truth. chairman stated at the meeting that Trcasurer had that, allthings being considered, had decid-ed on Mr. Holt. This being tho

of tho head of Do- -nirtmpnt thn rnmmlttn.t tnnlr ihn

prefcrenco growthestimate

approximately 12.000bearing signatures

applications strictly

rVnnplacelebrated Washington's

annivcuary tho orderbanquet.

"A

means printStudio. Skill poso and

withINDIVIDUAL TREATMENT

tho printing, ton'

your Shipped

FARGO

681.

Special Humxtin.SHANGHAI, Feb. attacks Port Arthur

Tiik nun.irnx.NAQASAKI, Feb. embarking this

Dalny.

SrECIAL TlIK Ill'LT.KTIX.Korea, Korea has

more government

8AN FRANCI8CO, Feb. 3.375Lsst

Tells of

Co.,

TO GROWTH

PIONEER KUARE

ARE READ.

The annual theMill Co., held

lllcc

olllcers scnothe year:

VIn.1'rfttMfnt. Pfntpn- -

met"headquarters Tho olllcers.

Jas. Holt McCandlcss.Fock

tlon Holttho Tax fflco years, Tho

",abias thethat

dldatcs wore I!"'. ,,Ilnr0'sfyear

from Tho sugar only

said him

tho.

cover

lows- -

7.477 tons ton sugar wcrorequired during the last beason; theyield per acre nearly tonsugalnst about 1902.

Cron 1901: nights nnd stormyweather seriously Interfcrrcd the

Hon It did. Unci no been the cano during lust Inter,given by Mr. Kepolkal, tho names icsultlng u loss which I titwould havo been Bent to him, each tons of cano. J

tho necessary lowing Is the urea to bo luKon on:for tho wcroin order.

' nf Mm V M.

and the 21st ota

a from theR. & In

combined

In

'

27.

are

27.

In are

8EOUL, Feb. 27. ofa

27.Feb.

.

was litof

to

of

W.of

of

aro

by

of cane per of

was 85 5 tons in

of nall In

ol- -ono

P.

2000 ncies of plant cano.S00 acres ot ratouns.

Totnl acres. -

My estimate, for this crop Is 125,000tons ot cano or 1C.C00 tons of sugar,basing tho latter calculation on lastyear's Julco and mill work.

Cron 1905: This win, under normalconditions, yield about 22,000 tons of9G sugar, to bo taken Off:

2200 acres ot plant cann.600 acres ot

Total 2800Improvements: The area

of cane land taken under cultivation.l.x-ln.- r tl.A lnct uMP will n.pnulil fnr

Ing and mounting, make the platinum ,h eXpel,tllturGa of land,of the n& P. STUDIO a syno- - no)r dtcnMi flumc8i etCi Pr03,)ect.

nym for at Is newest, most oxclu- -,nR for watcr by tunnellng In the moun-slv- e

and best In modorn, ta,ng hag beca continued and provesphotography. ,( bo n profltBLIo Investment. Tha

RICE

Have Goods by

GO,

Mstonlc Tel. Blue

llackfeld

Coldwith

2300

deg.

ratoons.

acres.Increased

clearing ts

that

Temple.

water supply has been lucreascd duringthe year by about three million gal-lons, making a tolul of seven and one-ha- lf

million gallons of mountain wateridtrUed from three different sources:I Kuiiaula tunnel furnishing 5 mil- -lion gallons.

Kohama tunnel, furnishing l',i mil-lion gallons.

I llouokanal tunnel, furnlBliing Vi

million gallons.The total expenditure for this quan- -

tlty of water Is $21,435.42, or $28C0 permillion gallons. Taking as a baso thorent to bo paid for the llonokahnuwater, viz: $3000.00 per one milliongallons per year, our own supply tle- -

eloped by tunneling, would representa value Of $338,400.00. Tho prospectstor n further Increato during the com-ing year lire excellent.

Expenditures for permanent Im-

provements during tho coming yearwill include flumes, ditches and rcser- -tolrs for about 1000 acres of new land.This will nearly take in the balance otnil of the available cane laud, bringingmo total acrcago or th cumulationunder cultivation, to about C00O acres,

The Hfinokclinu'dltch is almost readyfor tho water. Scarcity of labor, rainnnd other unforeseen complicationshave delayed Its completion bejond allexpectation.

s

Secretary of the Territory A. L. C.Atkinson announces that six hundredot tho latest pattern, Springfield rifles.lequlsltloiied some time ago by theNational Guard of Hawaii, nro on theirway here.

This is welcome news to ColonelJunes and tho mllUln.

Atkinson was nilvtscd to the aboveeffect In the Alameda's mall.

StVEN Ml M DAV

Supremo Court has adjourned untilMarch 23.

Twcnty-on- o cases havo been beardand submitted In the last three days,

Governor Carter was engaged thismorning with Auditor Fisher, on flunnces, and with R. II. Trent, on wireless telegraph subsidies.

Just Opened Up

A FINE LINE OF

PAJAMASFor the Sprint; and Summer.

" MONARCH " AND CLUETT

BRANDS,

These Names Stand for the BEST

Levingston's.

J07J BISHOP ST

Young

Building

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Twenty WarshipsBlocade Vladivostok

Associated Press Special Cable.CHEFOO, China, Feb. 27. Twenty Japanese warships are said to be en

gaged In a blockade of Vladivostok.o

RUSSIA OBJECTS TO OCR

GRANTINfiJAPAN FAVORSAssociated Press Special Cable.

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, Feb. 27. The Russian Government has raisedan objection agalnat Japan's request to land Its cable at Guam. A formal pro-test will be made to Secretary Hay.

CHINA SAILS MINUS RUSSIAN BEEF.

(Associated Press Special Cable.8AN FRANCI3CO, Cal., Feb. 27 The Pacific Mall steamer China sailed

today for the Orient via Honolulu after having unloaded the beef shipmentconsigned to Russian ports.

Postal Fraud Men

Get Heavy Sentence' Associated Press Special Cable,

WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 27. A. W. Machen, George and D.B. Groff, who were yesterday convicted of fraud in connection with the Post-offic- e

Department, were today sentenced to two years.' Imprisonment and toeach pay a fine of $10,000. The sentence of 8. A. Groff of the firm of GroffBrothers, has not been determined.

o

Wisconsin's jCapitol BurnedAssociated Press Special Cable.

MADISON, Wis., Feb. 27. The State Capitol building at Madison wascompletely gutted by fire today. The loss Is $800,000.

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flarrod Panama CommissionerAssociated Press Special Cable.

WASHINGTON, D. C, eFb. 27. B. M. Harrod of New Orleans has beenappointed a member of the Panama Canal Commission.

o

Sacramento Levee BrokenAssociated Press Special Cable.

8ACRAMENTO, Cal., Feb. 27. The levee below the city has broken,damage has been done.

Tho annual meeting of the Kuknlauljear wcro to servo for thoPlantation Company was held this fore- - ensuing year. Tho treasurer's andnoon at tho of II. Hackfeld & manager's reports were read and np.Co. Tho officers nnd directors of last proved.

HAMILTON BROWN SHOE ZO.'S

HIGHLANDCALF$3

Both this shoe and its makers en-

joy an enviable reputationthroughout the world,The "Highland Calf" $3 Shoe

knows no equal for the price, and Hamilton-

-Brown Shoe Co. guarantees the work-manship and materials.Will outwear two ordinary pairs of shoes.We arc sole distributors for the HawaiianIslands.

Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Ltd.

iMfi iMssTirtfi ffl1iasslLislsrjMsM 'ill Vr ft f j sMfltHssssHsWiAsHEiisflHsssssHiHsm " KJUfWkMKk&xXxVSiBULzJ'&KinRBinKKmten

aWBSHssVsVMssMssSlHsVssVHMs .,

Much

ofllces

the

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nrrr a ''" '!JWMMJll,jl,llJl1''1 iji 'ii .'H ' mjt yi.'pg.n,1 ;i. ';j'i " j!rvrr"swlil',! ar'yiv' r f?JW1tWt"t''TWI y$-,wf?ff-l BfW''frv

fr"

TWC EVEN1N0 BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. H SATURDAY, FED. 27, 1904.

IIs your house in-

sured ? And your

fnrniture ?

Henry Waterhouse Trust Co,,

Limited,

Insurance Department,

be glad to

write policies for

you,

MASONIC TEMPLE

rYEEKLY CALENDAR.

MONDAYPacific Second Degree.

ruusUAYHawaiian First Degree,

WBDMUJtDAVHonolulu Commandery Red

Cross.

THUHHDVPerfection Election of

Officers.

pmrjAYLe Progres Second Degree.

HAI'UHDAV

All visiting members of tneorder aro cordially Invited to at-

tend meetings ot local lodges.

;HARMONY LODQE, No. 3, I. O. 0.

Meets every Monday evening at 7:30In Harmony Hull, King street

. W. F. HALL, N. O.,E. II. HENDRY, Secretary.

All visiting brothers very cordiallyInvited.

MYSTIC LODGE, No. 2, K. of P.

Meets every Tuesday evening at7:30 o'clock In Harmony Hall, Kingstreet. Visiting brothers cordially In-

vited to attend.JOHN WALKER. C.C.F. WALDRON, K.R.S.

OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P.

Meets every Friday evening at Har-mony Hall, King street, at 7:30. Mem-

bers ot Mystic Lodge, No. 2, Wm.Lodge, No. 8, and visiting broth-

ers cordially Invited.C. M. WHITE. C.C.,E. M. COLEMAN, K.ILS.

HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. O. E.

Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. P. 0. E.,will' meet In their new ball, on Miller

nd Beretanta streets, evry Fridayevening.

By order ot the E. R.HARRY II. SIMPSON.

Secretary.F. E. THOMPSON, E.R.

Wm. M'KINLEY LODGE No. 8, K.of P.

Meets every Saturday evening at7:30 o'clock In Harmony Hall, Kingstreet. Visiting brothers cordially In-

vited to attend.Work In Third Rank.

II. T. MOORE, CO.A. S. PRESCOTT, K.R.9.

HONOLULU HARBOR, No. 64, A. A.

of M. P.

Me-'t-s on first and third Sundayevenings ot each month at 7 o'clock atHarmony Hall. All sojourning breth-ren are cordially Invited to attend.

By order Worthy Captain:FRED. MOSHER, C.C.

WHITE BRONZE

MONUMENTS

Are endorsed by thel'nhirlCAT.lMl',

PjJSSl!vj everlasting. I neyare alo more artis-tic and 40 per cent,cheaper tnan anystone. Call at

King andBethel Sts , and seesamples, with some

nsca'nnotagent for Haw. Is.

DR. ARCHIBALD N. SINCLAIR.

Offices Rooms 208-20- Boston build-

ing, Fort Street.Telephones Office Main 385; Resi-

dence, White 2861.

Hour 11 a. m. to 1 p. m.; 4 to 5

p,m.; 7 to 8 p.m.; Sundays, 12 to 2 p.m.P. O. Box 801.

"For Rent" cards on sal at Bulletin

NEWENGLANDBAKERY

8

In Baking Breadtbcro Is a great deal of discom-

fort. Tbo hot Arcs mako It unpleas-ant, and the chance of bavins badbread makes It very trying. Wo takeall tho work and worry on your hands,and you have first-clas- s bread as a re- -

Flllt.

Special SaleOF

LADIES'HAIRCOMBS

10c and 15c eachExceedingly good values at a verylow figure. See out window display

THE

Hollisfer Drug Co.,Limited,

Fort Street,

PUREAPPLECIDER75c per Gal.

Warranted to be pure Apple

Juice made Irom Pajaro

Valley Apples.

LIQUOR DEPARTMENT.

Hoffschlaeger CoLIMITED.

25 King St., 'Phone 7

K A T A lcX. T J. X. XV

For Travelers'm Kavak la a very useful travel-

ing companion. You can carrya bottle of these palatable (onto

tablets In your vest pocket. They actquickly curing headaches, dizziness, con- -Itlpstlon, bllllousness. Indigestion, dyspepsiaetc. SO doses Cue Sold everywhere.

SOUTH SEA ISLAND DRUG CO., Ltd,

3m FrintUce, Hew York, Honolulu.

unnnnKi nnun companyDistributors for the Hawaiian Wanda.

.. . .ManUiaCtUrOQ UOmICE pure distilled water

Delivered to any part otcity by courteous driven.

cMii Ico and Electric Co.,

Kewalo. Telephone Blue 3161

BOWERS' MERCHANT PATROL AND

CONFIDENTIAL AGENCY.

Competent watchmen furnished forbusiness houses and residences.

Office, Beretanla and McCully Streets.P. O. Box 284.

i

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletinoffice.

JipHeaHBMHPSMMen' JSejsssssssssssssJJeWKSeW7JaTaKMIwreeMrTla

LOCAL AND GENERAL

J. P. Boll, lawyer, 74 S. King SL

Charles Gay has gone to Kauai.T. Cllvo Davles has gone to Kauai

on business.An executive notice appears on pngaot this Issue. be

Have your old Panama hat modslike new. Globe Clothing House.

Holmes & Stanley demur to tho libelagainst the British bark Ivanhoe.

Dr. Huddy will resume practlcoMarch 1st. Boston Building, Fort St.

Lyon's exchange library continued byArlelgh & Co., cor. Fort and Hotel Sts.

fJcn. P. Dcnlson. superintendent ofthe O. II. & L. Co., arrived In the Klnautoday.

Georgo II. Falrchlld, manager of Ma-k-

Sugar Co., has returned to his eschome.

Honolulu Investment Co., Ltd., nowlocnted at their now offices, 1)32 FortstrccL

To arrive ex S. S. Alameda, fancyBurbank potatoes. Gcrtz Bros., P. 0. Lf

Box 119.

Neatly furnished rooms nt the Popular. 1, $1.50 and $2 per week. 1249

Fort street.The sudden stoppage of the rnln 'cro

has Increased the demand for "RainierEcer" at the Pantheon. '

Wc uso the genuine tar shampoo ntthe Imperial shaving parlors. Massag-ing n specialty. Cor. King and Fort.

There will be n nicotine of the FieldDay Committee nt the Boys' Brigadegiounds Monday afternoon nt 5 o'clock,

Judge Gear yesterday granted a ill- -

vorcc to Benjamin Starry Kapu fromJulia Naomi Kapu on the ground ofdesertion.

mong the departures for Knual In athe Mlkahnla were the following: Geo.11. Paris, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lindsay and

M. Spaulillng.Dr. Sun Ynt Sen, the Chinese reo- -

lutlonlst, will leave soon for Chlun,his Idea being to lead u great revolution to overturn the Manchu dynasty.

J. M. Rlggs received n cablegram yesterday to the effect that his mother, nresident ot Philadelphia, was very 111.

Tbe doctors have serious doubts us toher recovery.

Governor Carter has pardoned Pugl- -nakl Matsumoto, sentenced by JudgeLittle to ten years for manslaughter.New facts give rise to doubts us tothe man's guilt.

Tbe newest spring churning of Crystal Springs butter came in the Ala-meda yesterday. Price 33c the pound;White Clover butter. 30 the round ittMetropolitan Meat Co.

The Rev. Ernest M. Sturge, of SanFrancisco, will preach at the Methodistchurch tomorrow morning. In theevening there will be the usual services conducted by the pastor.

Captain Znchary, who arrived Inthe Alnmeda yesterday, has liken overthe command ot the British Lark Ivanhoe from Captain Grant, who has re-

signed owing to the death of Ms wife.Antonio de Souzn, Joe Sllva, Manuel

Frrrelra and Joseph Muulz, Portu-guese; Emll Paukratz. German, andAugust W. Johanson, Finn, were yesterday admitted to American citizenship.

.. A. B. Ingalls has .been chosen to lend. r - ,. . , itne urcnestu .uaeuneici or. -

Mr. Marques will Iia the leader of Iho t

orchestra. The organization of theMaennerchor will probably be perfect-ed next Saturday.

Take your kodak films to HonoluluPhoto-Suppl- y Co. It you wish to havethem properly developed and printed.This company has the best facilitiesfor doing thuc work and make a spec-ialty of It.

There will be two games of basket- -ball In the Y. M. C. A. till? evening.the first beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Thololanls and High Schools will line upfor the Initial game nnd the Lcahlsand Comets for the second.

Tho Catholic Church of St. John theBaptist, Kallhl-waen- a, In chnrge ofItev. Father Clement Tomorrow, Feb- -luary 2Sth, second Sunday ot Leiu, at8:30 a. in., high mass with sermon, undcollection. Sunday school after massAt 4 p. m., Rosary.

At the 4:30 o'clock service In the Y.M. C. A. tomorrow, the Biibject will be"Lessons from the lives of our fi lends,"with special reference to the luteHenry Waterhouse. V. W. Hall willtake the lead In the service. Thomeeting Is open to all. MusL; will be

I furnished by Kawalahao churc!i singers.

J Judge De Bolt yesterday refused toBrant the commission claimed by theadministrator In tho matter of the estate of August Kraft, deceased; W. IHoward, administrator. Heirs electedto take property In lieu ot the pro-ceeds of a sale thereof. It was con-tended that commissions can only boallowed on money received nnd pnldout.

i CnrUtan cllurcn AIakea street nearKing, Sunday, February 2&th. Bibloschool, 8:4a a. m., W. C. Hall, superin-

tendent. Morning service, 11 a. m.,preaching by Rev. W. D. Westervelt,subject: "Saved to What?" Y. P. S,C. E., G p. m. Evening service, 7.30p. m., preaching by Itev, J. L. Hop-woo- d,

BUbJect: "Tho Invisible Pres-ence." Seats free. All are welcome.

Tho Central Union Bible school hussecured the services ui Pro,'. d'Albertto lead the orchestra ot thirty piece

lor more. Anyone, young or old, whoplays any Instrument, is welcome tobecomo a member. Rehearsals will beheld on Sunday mornings nt the churchfrom 9 to 9:4S a. m., after which theorchestra will assist In the singing ofthe Bible School. Tbe first meetingwill be next Sunday.

e i

The Grippe. This can be avoided bytaking teaspoonful doses of PAIN-KILLER In hot water sweetened, aswell as by external application, full di-

rections are on each bottle, A bottle ofPaln-KIU- kept In tbe house will Provejvaluable not only for the Grippe, butfor ordinary coughs and colds. Avoidsubstitutes, there la but one r,

Perry Davis'. Price 25c. and 50c.

WORLD NhVS BY GABLE

(Associated Press Cable,

KOREANS TO FIGHT.Seoul. Feb. 27. Korean troops will

ordered to Join the Japanese.It Is reported that Japan has re-

quested Korea to hand the FrenchMinister his passports. I

EXPECTED TO LAND.Port Arthur. Feb. 27. An engage-

ment lasting forty minutes occurredtoday between the forts and the Japan-ese licet. No damage was done. It isexpected that the Japanese will soonattempt a landing.

8COTS 8EE EACH OTHER.'Toklo. Feb. 27. Russian nnd Japan.

scouts have sighted each othertwenty-fiv- e miles from Ping Ynng. ThoRussians were moving southward townrd tho Tumcn river. The trails arobad.

The Russians have seized an American Mining company's premltes north

ring Yang.

TH0U8AND8 STRIKE.lluenos Ayres, Feb. 27 Fifteen thou-

sand railway employes nre on n strike.

PLUNKETT IS GOVERNOR.London, Feb. 27. Tho King has con-

firmed the appointment of tord Pluii-ke- tt

ns Governor of New Zealand.

B0UNDARI23 DE8TROYED.l'08haiicr, Indln, Feb. 27. It Is

that tho Russians lave do- -troyed tbe Afghan ana iiirKcsmnboundary rillnrs.

A RAPID TRANSIT EPISODE

This morning about half past tec,tall lady with a half-size- husband,

boarded a King street car. tbu lad;was wearing her husband on her .ightband, when they entered the husbandlooked up, and said to his wife:"You'ro tall enough to reach a strap,but what can I bold." she said, "lf I

was as short as you are. I'd hold mytongue," so he took hold ot bis tongue,tho car started and he fell down,whereupon his dutiful spouse hoiloted, "What's the matter, can't yonstand up?" Said hubby, "They bothslipped." "Both what," said the wife."Both my feet ind my tongue," laidthe little husband, but let's get off tbecar and gc and see Bath the plumberand have a look at thai new line otDouglass Patent Closets that haveJurt arrived. IBs telephone It 61

Main.

TWO BAND CONCERTS.

The band will, play the followingselections at a concert to be given atthe flshmarket this afternoon, begin-ning at 3:30 o'clock:"Sons of the Brave" Bldgood"The Invincible Eagle" Somra"Our Guiding Star" Wight"Tell Me, Pretty Maiden" .... Stuart"Roso ot Klllarney" Johnson"Ala'HIkl Mnl" und Ipo Lauae" ..

arr. by uergcrHand Across the Sea" SousaAnona" Mabel McKlnleyLII and Lou" B. HallOn the Leveo" M. Hall

a tltAlHnAtall jretnLFnAUIUIIUl UJKtSHiBUU i .. wiuiik--1Jilo Kllpa Loke" and "Lei Aloha"

arr. by Bcrger"Hawaii Ponol"

"The Star Spangled Banner."

The Sundny concert will be giventomorrow afternoon nt 3 o'clock on tt oCapitol grounds, ns follows:

PART I."The Old Hundred."

Overture "Don Giovanni" ....MozartPnlnnnUo "In Mnnlt' PnnRtc,ipPlnn GounodVnvnl Onorniln

air. by BergerPART II.

Vocal Four Now American Songsarr. by Berger

"The Schiller March" .... Meyerbeerrantasla "Love's Dream".. FriedmanSelection "Maid Marian" ..De Koven

"The Star Spangled Banner.".

"For Saie" cards at Bulletin office.

A Great AgencyWe Hove Secured Control tot

This City of the Fulton Com-pounds, tho Only Things Knownto Medicine That Curs KidneyDiseases In Both the Primary

ad Secondary 8 1ages.

Tna kidneys are not cmKIre tad the dlMMtI tomtiliMfl laiteaed slid atrosdy cbrools

ltli tfc f wy lt rmptoms. Ullbuhuncen elfbl to ta months H U surely chronle. laeither ua why tukocbaucott VJhj not tali stLrl th osJr thins known thnt eures kidneySImmi In in chruols u well te the primaryluges. Tb Toil cju ctlod below, by iwrmlt-slo-

Iftosrifol'tlly Tluab!e,tor llataour&blllijhi dotibl; coaOnned by oonniltlos phjelclsnssod alter rtoTry utlur lu ultou Compounds

rr wan ftlio douhlf sitae tad.On liar fel. WW, the aoa of 11. Ii Pell, tha

unegerof the J'eolBa Coait Bltcslt Companyot bacoad and Folaon elreata. San Frauclaco.nt daelend by tha family phyrttlaa to hereehroaee kidney diasaee and Incurable. Another

waa aalled In and oonttrmed thalagnoata. Tna waste body waa swollen with

dropsy, and a fatal tarmlaatlon looked tar. ThaPuitoa Compounds wece than turned to aa thoonly nape. On Bopumuer U tha dropey haddisappeared and tha hoy was well, and afterdMDte esaaiaatlou tha phyeletan daolarad thareaoiery emuputs and gave Mr. fall a willttareport whlak ha now ana.

Jadfe U. A. Oabanlaa, the Poltoa Jodie of BanFraaeiaeo, alas atlaale fao recovery undar hieown vbearfaikm of a frtend of nu who alsoreeovvrea wi w (ehronlo Orient's DUeate ef tha kldaaya) waa wall kaowa to be la--

urebUi aceormiaf to aU raartlael autfuvHLca.Ui te the adraal 1 the Fallon Compounda

tnMltinekMwaoialnc that weald cure kidneytrouble, after they became ohranlo. Aboutsine-te- the of aU aaaea are now earahle, a?analter they haee dareloped Into tha dreadedeluoale tortae of Uriakl'a Dlaeaae and dlabatea.Ns umuiu are pouiehed er Invited eseeplfrom earoale aaaaa that, Mko tha abora, an Id.curable by all other known medicinal. If you!kidney trouble la raoaal tSiltaal Tfteonl Com- -

raltap'a laaaal Compound tut- ,1'jh',JJ Vj Dlaeaaaa.il I labatei.

II UAUI tanaK,Bphiot. He we Ud oK)luij estate U

Honolulu Drug Co., Fort St.

fpsiQR$

VaiaasPppBC'wLniLaterBw

BwsssVSSaTkiiinUHHJ

&ITTERSThis wonderful medicine baa nover

been equalled ns a stomach strength-enc- r

and health builder. It Is tho onlyono to take when your system Is weakand run down and you suffer fromdyspepsia, Indigestion, constipation,flatulency, sour stomach or headache.Try It. It will surely do you good. Besuro to get tno genuine witn our pri-vate Die Stamp over tho neck ot thebottle.

BOSTETTER'S

STOMACH - BITTERS

JfSp

" Eyes tested " or " eyes tested free " areclaims easily made, but honest, competentadvice Is what vou most desire.

Ability to discern between apparent eyedefects and the real Is only possessed byone of practical experience.

We fit you right If we fit you at all, andaJv Ise as judgment and honor dictate.

Our glasses MUS I" be satisfactory toUS as well as to you.

A, N. SANFORD,OPTICIAN.

BOSTON BUILDING, i ORT 8TREET,Over May & Co.

Eyesight Testing and Spectacle Fittingare our Exclusive Work.

We WantYour .Money

And we (Jive youyour nioncj ' worth,

WE REPAIR.

PioneerMotor-Ca- r

Company,Corner MerchantAnd AIakea Streets.

J. Kumalae & Go.

Grocers

208 BERET ANIA STREET.

Bamboo FurnitureAND

PICTURE FRAME3.All kinds of fancy work made to order.

S.SAIKLS36 South Beretanla St., nr. Punchbowl

T. MasudaHats cleaned; Clothes cleaned and

dyed.Employment Office.

1416 FORT ST. NEAR VINEYARD.

' Yokomlzo & Kashiwabara,Contractors as follows: Stone and

cement work of all kinds.Firewood and second-han- lumber."Macadams, sands and all kinds of

solid materials for fillings.Office Emma Hall, cor. Nuuanu and

Beretanla St.: Tel, Blue 1211.

P. O. Box SCI. Tol. White 931,

SANG CHAN,MERCHANT TAILOR,

HOTEL STREET, HONOLULU,

Suits mado to order In tho lateststyles. Perfect fit guaranteed. Cloth'Ing cleaned, dyed and repaired.

P.O. Box 990. Tel. Blue 548.PAUAHI STREET, NEAR RIVER.

Get our prices fop fine f ur-nlt-

first. Beautiful fora holiday gift.

River Mill Co.

The Standard Gas Engine

Marine and Stationary.The "STANDARD" It all that Itt name Implies. It It the molt per. ,

feet Gat Engine that hat been placed on the market today. It pot- - i

tetset all of the best featuret to be found In other Gat Englnes.be-tlde- t

many advantaget peculiar to itself that will be appreciated attoon at teen. I

ACCESSIBILITY. Every part of the Standard Oat Engine It readilyremovable and accessible with the aid of an ordinary wrench andscrew-drive- r no special tools required. Thlt It a fact that will befully appreciated ,'by those who have tklnned their knucklet and '

been tempted to profanity by trying to get at the parta of other GatEngines. Can use either gasoline or distillate. Absolutely tile;always ready and willing to run. Makes, no noise and easy to tttrt '

and keeps going, and the tame can be said of the Stationary. Wt '

will Install our Marine and Stationary Engines and guarantee to runthem and will do all klndt of 'repair work. For full particulars In-

quire of

Washington Light Co.,Sole Apnls lor lt Standard Gat Eml.iis. C. W. Mufailan, Mjr.

GRANITE BRONZE MONUMENTS

.SaSSfflBlBJjieZ S""SasPrSnMlSeflfflfvTm4JttyMWri iiHTfftTITHfi' m Mil 'Hfmafei.

!T nWtfflfHTlTrT T1W wt HE 53ri LvHawaiian Iron Fence and

NOW WE'RE

Works, Ltd.

J76-I8-0 KING STREET.

MWc arc prepared to supply the People

of Honolulu with Freshest of

ISLAND MEATSAlso, GARDEN PRODUCE ot allkinds. BUTTER, EGGS, CHICKENS, SUCKINPIGS, BACON, HAM, in fact every-thin- g

that

A FIRST CLASS MARKETis called upon to furnish.

The ISLANDMEAT CO.,HERBERT E.

TELEPHONE MAIN 76.HIND, ROLPH 4

Territory Harness Shop.TURF GOODS HARNESS HOSPITAL HORSE BOOTS

Practical, Experienced and

TELEPHONE 35.

STABLE CO., LTD.

WAILUKU, MAUI.

TELEPHONE 226.

BISMARK BRANCH STABLES

LAHAINA, MAUI.

Hacks, Carriages, Buggies and Sad-

dle Horses on short notice.

Carriages meet all steamers. Com-

petent driven, reasonable rates, new

vehicles and live stock.

TBE CLUB STABLES,SIS FORT STREET.

NOTICE TO DOCTOR8.

Hacks all night: Main 109.Hacka Nos. 3, 7, 21, 32, 63, 87, 124

nnd 182.

Stable 'Phone: 109 Main.Hack-stan- 'Phone: 319 and 32.

C. H. BELLINA.

BUILDING MATERIALSOP ALL KINDS.

Dealers In Lumber and Co.si

ALLEN & ROBINSON,Queen 8t, Honolulu.

Weekly Edition of the Bulletin, $1per year.

Monument

TURKEYS,

Manufacturers.

BISMARK

OFF ?

QARE8, Manager.FORT ST., OPP. LOVE BLDO.

CO., AGENTS.

$50.00 for $1,00AT THE

Ladysmith Shooting

Gallery,

TOP OF PUNCHBOWL.

AIakea street can run within fiveminutes' walk of the range. If youcan shoot come and try your hand. Livestock will be shot at next Sunday. Ifyou can make five bull's-eye- s In succes.lion you will be entitled to a

Cash Prize o' $50DAVID DAYTON

137 MERCHANT 8TREET.

Lots for SaleIn KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION,KALIHI, and other deilrafali localities.

Also 1 JUMP-SEA- BUCKDOARD,aeoond-hand- ; good as new.

W. M. CampbellCan Build You a House Any.where In Honolulu or Its Su-

burbs. " " " " "

1634 YOUNQ 8TREET near Punahou.

M. Phillips & Co.i

Wholesale Importer! and Jobbers.

EUROPEAN ANDAMERICAN DRY GOODS.

Fort and Queen Sts.

.A

i,'.

JfW.TyfTWiv , V ' . ' v. - ' ' . . EVENING

Store News Items

At the Sachs Store

Butterick PatternsIt will undoubtedly please eur customer to know that we havebeen appointed Special Agent for the Territory of Hawaii forthe n Butterick Pattern and Butterick Faehlon Book.W have a large new atoek now on the way and their arrival will

be duly announced shortly.

Our Art Department ContainsA lurprltlng quantity of pretty new thing. We have been buaygetting them opened and have them now all on display. Hereare a few Item from this department:

forTheie Include new Battenburgi, Honltons, Lace Purllnge andsilk Draw Braid.

There I a handsome line of TORPEDO CORDS In black,white and oolort, a well a many new Cord and Tasted whoname are not familiar, but are all on display.

An unusually attractive number of patterne now In our Art De

partment, Including: Round and square Center, SideboardScarf, Collar Tip, Fan Pattern, Handkerchief Patterns, In-

fants' Bonnets, Dress Trimmings, Tie Ende, Hip Yoke, Eton,Etc ALL WITH BRAIDS TO MATCH.

LJFUa?SI d jr

Braids Fancy Work

Stamped Patterns

TO USERS OFFLOSS SILKS

FiloJRoman and

Rope Embroidery

SilksA full assortment of colors now. You will appreciate the waythey're done up In holders wh Ich are so very convenient, andprevent waete and tangling. 8e e Illustration above.

1904 EMBROIDERY BOOK, with colored studies, 10c.

Wash NeckwearAnother new assortment; excellent values at 35c and 40c. .

Embroidery Collar Tipsthe turn-dow- n kind, 35c and upward.

Ladies' White Apronsa dozen different styles, 40c each.

Fancy RibbonsA new lot of fancy Dresden and atrlped Ribbons, 4 and 4Inches wide, at 40c yard.

Dress Linensconsisting of Linen Crash, Homipun, and brown Holland.

Ready-To-We- ar DepartmentHave a look at our new lot of Ladles' cloth Raglan,long Cravenette Coat, Children's Reefer, Etc.

Misses'

N. S. Sachs Dry Goads Company, Ltd.

Made to order.You sec just what goes into them when you havethem made here. We make our mattresses onthe premises at our store. You select the hairand we have sample mattresses to show the tick-

ing and workmanship. We make them to yourorder and ready to suggest the best kinds to thosewho are unfamiliar with mattress construction.

PORTER FURNITURE COMPANY,YOUNG BUILDING, HOTBL STREET.

00 YOU WANT A FINE. DELICIOUS

GINGER ALE, LEMON SODA,

ROOT BEER,

CREAM SODA or ORANGE CIDER?THEN RING UP TELEPHONE MAIN 71

Oup goods aro known everywhere as being tho mostpalatable and the bust manutac ured In thoTcreltory

Consolidated Soda Water Works Co.,LIMITED, K .Main 71

WHY THE

U. S. Washing Machine Is the Best.BECAUSE

' t ' M ?It Is the only Potary Washer that has revolving steel ballgearing, reducing the friction and thus making the macliln.light running and almost noiseless.The gear wheel turns rlglir or left, the pin wheel or dasherreverses automatically.' turning the clothes back and furththrough the hot soap si1 is and cleaning them w Ithout rub-

bing them to pieces. Over One Hundred Thousand In use. JThe U. S, Machine have no equal because they wash e'ean.

THEO. H. DAVIES & Co., Limited,I SOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAIIAN ISLAND8.

BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, FED. 27, 1904. THRU

MUDBY O. R. & L. CO.

Fred Church has been Appointedmanager of the beautiful Hulclwn hotelat Walnlua, which means that boomtimes may be expected at the popularcountry hostelry. Mr. Church has allthe qualities that go to make a successJul hotel manager and the O. R. & h.Co. could not hrivo selected a betterman He was down the road yester-day and took alonf with him some otMs effects. On Monday next he willgo down to stay and will at once takcharge of the affairs of the hotel.

The O. R. &'L. Co. intends making ngreat number ot Improvements In andjbout the hotel which will make itmoro populnr than ever with touristswho wish to sec Hawaii In somewhatof its old garb, at the same time haV'

HiIHTnl

It a theto

out

Inwas a in

W. O.

theing a tha lng of

and are that the department hadover. nnd had

room Is bo out that was nothe paraphcr law for using appropriation for

I, alia und In a purpose. An ofllccr. an-other and regular row us to Assistant

10 uc tary to .. chicken or .that by the the '

cihover but not him to J., I'll non his as said It be .

are laid out near tho nnd nn not ,nd oandwleh 15

and a tennis be In of Hawaii, threo,Cold Sandwich 10

for on thelng healthful recreation for whodesire It.

Special attention bo given tohunting and fishing. The huntinglodge Is be up anew andcomfortable for who like atramp over and gulch

pheasant and Arrangements will with fishermen liv-

ing In the vicinity by means of whichmanipulators of the reel

sea fishing.Halclwn hotel, the manage

or Mr. Church, should andthe of the young man

him success In his newventure.

i

played tho Walker,tho "&". oiXgnin?.;of ... n iu. m

K- - s Sh"!.,?e.t"- ---

T.h.?.M,a"t,1im.9

The will towithout Sinclair, but havo a

C.victoryMalles PactflcB otthe race for winning ofwhich then between

Iolanls.The up as follows:Malles Belser;

Anderson:Mackintosh: Cummlng,ro, Harwood. Laird, FIddes.

II

forwards.

Dutsenberg: backs.Brett, half L. Black--

mnn. li. F Heardmnro!S.

so linesmen mayKick-of- f Is at p. m.

A HOME.

have for sale easyeral residences which It

third, duelling, on

quarter of ncre,Punahou

quarter ancottage Knllhl Transit!

of be onironthly It

furnished atof Pioneer Building

King street. A.

A. U. S.J. II. U. S. were return-ing passengers

Prom present outlook, it Udoubtful company of NationalGuard of Hawaii abletbo St. Exposition withoutFederal assistance, the plan could notbe carried thatwhich has so heartilywill probably materialize, ifInformation is to be on.

One of tbo whoasked to lend helping hand

matter, written as follows,letter having been received In Ala-meda:

"Accompanied by Icalled on Secretary Tnfi, foundhim anxious to do all he could,but, before acting, ho suggested that I

an officer of general staffmodern rendezvous when charge military matters. We

day's sight-seein- g pleasures found actedon the Oocrnor's request,

The billiard to fitted decided there ofwith most modern ot this

Improved great many that Colonelways. Canoes foil, went with Secre- -

piaceu on stream signou me letter Fried .78flows hard hotel In order the We talked Rot Turk.3

that guests to V. !,when tired about land, he Illegal, ,ul MOU,e

Golf links to that exception could EBB

hotel court ar. made favor because Meatranged lawn, thus afford

thoso

will

to fitted madethose

fieldafter plover.

made

may securedeep

underment boom

many friendswish every

be

Miles

Ooal.

BUY

Any

V.

be

mado the same

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PA89ENQER9 ARRIVED.

Hllo and ports, per stmr.Klnau, 28. Mrs. M.Mrs. H. E. Morgan,

E. Morgan, W. J. Landers, Mrs.W. J. Landers, C. Kellogg, Mrs.C. Kellogg, A. M. Darbcr, Mrs.L. A. Thurston, I. T,

I J. Kent, A. Hcnreage, C. II. Ramsey,. i . iiiciienry, r. w. inrum,

L. A. Thurston, A. O. Cor--

J. C. Nocine, Mrs. A.Miss H. McKenzle, F. A.

Mcdcalf, J. W. Fitzbaum, J. W.Fltzbaum, C. J. Fisher, J. W.

A. I. Klrschberg.G. K. Mrs. T. Bakal,K. Taketa, Mrs. F. W. and

Miss Lowe, G, M.T tTA n, T T T.

An Association game ba n...L.'n' nmnw mi.. t.-.- u' m?m"

on Maklki grounds this nft-- ,laraB c.'' McLennan. W.ernoon between Malle-Illma- s w,Knt"5S e- -

'game tho season. w . a k,i,.?2T.,?. 'T,h tLbMitftm Mr- - B- - Jud. ajerdrtim.Ln Harris, Dr. J7C. Fitzgerald, R. H. Mo- -

land. SET nerlSJIy st eSgthells theirMulr, wife, thrco childrenteam. Pacifies have play

they good

ser-vants; A. Nlblack, J.

team and will do their to gain tho ' ?,'""" 'U " '""" 'over the Malles. Should tho t'' '.,?' E tmann, M.

win. tho will outthe cup, the

will be the' Mallesand the

teams will lineOoal, backs, Qrelg,half backs.

PacifiesGuild; backs,

Htnkps.

sec

P.

GUILTY.

a toiHooney, yesterday

eu in juuge s moJ. J. E. P.

S. V. Spencer, L,

J. (J. H.C. II. A.

Churton. Catterall, sett, J.'A. Lawclawo J. W. Berg-mor-

Illackman,I J- - J- - uunno ror dercnciant;

The aro to Attorney V. Fleming forback a of from the sldo prosecution.lines, that the seeboundary. 4:30sharp. Mr. Waldron will

W'e on terms sevHonolulu,

MASONIC HONORS

Supreme ofSouthern

conferredK. C.

Honolulu.nl.n

you to Investigate. t,1072dthem Is and near

acre and with Ka--IiorDnEW Honolulu. 26,

a an with dwellon street for

nnd a withat near

for $2,000. these willInstallments, preferred.

Information theoffice tbo and LoanAssociation, 122Oear, secretary.

Cart. N., and I.Icut.SHttcrly. N..

In tbo Klnau.

the

will toLouis for

and assistance,been wished for,

not recentidledWashington

the has the

Smith,and

most

hav

warrant

Ham

states request andbeen reiuseu.

From wayFeb. Schrador,

Dr. Barry,

W.

MIss--

KrltsWllhelm,rea, Mrs.

Mrs.Mrs.

Fetter, Mrs.Lowe, M. Kalna,

Thrumthree children, Rev.

football

last

Geo.

andCapt. I.tcut.

best

Mun

FINN NOT

Joseph Finn, charged with assaultwith gun with Intent murder liueh

Mavall. was evening acquit- -

uouinsonfollowing jury: Egan,

W.Lane, Mowicln. w.

John Coffee, Cook,wards, nnd

Henry; reserves, etrom.Sharer, Centre, Knott. Deputy

public requested keep Generalcouple

the

referee.

W.

W.

CONFERRED.

The tho 33d De-gree of the Jurisdiction ofthe United States has the de-gree ot C. upon Peck of

nnd A. V. Gear of ThisIa ca ei hnnjii.npM .InivrAA nnn nlnn

will pay 'on acre a half the, . , .

ltapld at for nnl born.a

mennmena Jtoau near King sircei In February

ing, Azllllanof acre

Rapidsold

Further

men

the

Potter.

Mason,

two

Council

Philip

Among degree.

Transit Puunul $1600;

$1500;

FROM

Mrsj

1904, to the wife ot John II. Drew, ndaughter.

Central Union Church At 11 n. m.,Rev. Mr. Nash preach; subject,'Tho Work of tho Cross". Mrs. MaryRoberts Smith sing "lie was De-

spised nnd Rejected", from tho orato-rio ".Messiah". At 7:30 p. m., Rev. Win.Klncald glvo an address on "Per-sonal Impressions of Constantinople",Illustrated with stercoptlcon viows. At6:30, Christian Hndeavor meeting.

"For Hle" at Bulletin office.

JOIN THE

OF THE

LOVE

Louvre CafeMOTEL, NEAR PORTFried Oyster $.40Stewed Oyster , 40Bacon and Egg JOBoiled Egg 25

Egg 25

Spanish Omelet AZ

Plain Steak 30Sirloin 8teak .40Sirloin Steak Spanish .50Sirloin Steak, Mushroom MSingle Porterhouse .76

with Mushroom 1.00

Tenderloin 8teak 50.extra cut .78with mushroom 1.00

Lamb Chop .40Mutton Chop .25Pork Chop MLiver and Bacon 25Broiled Kidney .25Deviled Kidney .30Coffee and Cake 10Coffee and Toast 10Coffee and Cakes 10Mush and Milk 15Hamburger 8teak .25Rum Omelette 40Jelly Omelett 30Any kind of Fish 40

uoais are me unrer, woo RrnllnHGovernor. matter 40may repair the water could get chango

of roaming mind, wouldbo be

will

through

be

Beard- -

In

$2,500;

Nlblack,

had

H.

J.

will

a.

Tho

Q.for

go

Finn

court uy

S.feet

II.Hllo

will

will

will

cards

Fried

Hot

Potato Salad 15

Shrimp Salad .20Lobster Salad 25

Plain Salad 10

Lunch from 11 to 2.

Dinner from 4:30 to 8.Board by the week, $5,DINNER, 40c; LUNCH, 25c.

A HomeCompany

CAPITAL. S5O,00C.

Organized under the laws of thoTerritory ot Hawaii.

THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND

MATURITY GO,, LTD.Loans, Mortgages, Securities,Investments and ilealEstate.

HOMES BUILT ON THE INSTALL-MENT PLAN.

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FOUR BVENINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H.. SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 1904. 'VfTO, vj w1

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SATURDAY.. .FED. 1901

HIIo's grand Jury has discovered suf- -

ficlent evidence to warrant the con- -elusion that Sheriff Andrews' desire toritlre Bhould kn fulfilled.

Illlo Is determined that Its pineappletannery scheme shall not tall withoutn vigorous struggle and HIIo's record;lor ncconipusning renins is uu uoseito bank on. There Is every reason why1MB ministry snouiu succceu unu iirutua good com co of Income to the home-steader.

Granted, as claimed by antagonistsof the courts, that men found nottullty arc guilty, tho natural concluttton Is thnt It Is up to tho Territory toemploy legal talent equally cnpauiowith the attorney for the defense. ThoTerritory appropriates enough moneyto get tjie best.

. News reports from tho Orient hull-rat- e

that the contending forces nrosteadily moving forward for the firstland battle of tho war. I no conditionsut Port Arthur are entirely favorableto the Japanese. Tho garrison Is be-

sieged, the neet bottled up nnd unlessRussia can succeed In visiting terrificlosses on the Japanese land forces,Japan will soon be In possession of thisstronghold a second time.

Tho morning stratooglst still objectsto Rear Admiral Chad wick's opinionof tho Japanese navy and the rating of.!. r.l.n. Vim, nd n litttlnotiln rl.ltl1wick's statement Is backed by that ofV T. Jane, In his "All tne wormsFighting Ships." who rntcs tho ChenYuen "in average value with the Rus-sian Udvnn nnd Rousla and our ownBrooklyn and Texas." Tho morningstratooglst bought at real valuo nndsold nt the rating of Its own opinionwould make n fortune for Itself butcould add nothing to the facts in connectlon with the war In tho Orient.

BUSINESS AND POLHIJS.

Hawaii falling In with one of thefmls fi the times, nnd a vexed problem as well, devotes much of Its at -tentlon, theoretical and otherwise, to

and was asas of

renutatlon Indifferentlltlcal conditions until theypoint beyond which he anyto control, when ho roars like brand-ed bull and makes sarcastic remarksregnrdlng Ignorance or evil char-acter of the electorate. Business menhave tho reputation and they wouldnot It had some ot themearned It of doing less actual opencivic or political Work than any otherclass ot Americans. Some havothe time, lack tho Interest,while still others it Is not InKeeping with their self assumed

to dabble In politics the'man would funds or cor

poratlou tor political purposes.Dr. Albert Shaw, of the Review

auiCalifornia

graspingof

In -- 'gnowJustify

uo ""moment what of work he takes up.The size man's Income Is not

test any his fellows.the

labor can be by thelaborer andbetter acquainted. Each acknowl-edge to live,

Is no longer for busi-ness man to belabor nnd itshistory.

Ot business In politicsShaw said: relation

the State Industry may b(S des-

tined to becomewe be sure there will be norash no harmfulexperiments, If the potent businessworld' clearly how necessary

''Its salvation It Is that Stateshall be high pianoof dignity honor,

of Justice, as asithe official' administration of the lawsvfhall be prompt Just

"Thero no higher duly,,upon (business man ,of

than to partanVI'mnlntalnlng the po-i- ji

life. Tho business manregard

I the vital ofscores of

sknces are at hand show to whatpainful extent certain business in-

terests again and ngaln, purposesof to

to tax, ,or to' pro-

cure some favor or advant-- ,nt hands of those In political

have corruptmethods thus Btatned es-

cutcheon of businesswhile breaking down the one most In-

dispensable condition of generalprogress, namely, eff-

icient free government."

VKIUEHK

TOHOlDWIllJudce Genr this mornlnir slcned on

petition for rovoca- -

tlun the will ot tho latu Kenlllalio-- I

mil, as follows: ? '

Whereas motion of Mrs. A. A.one of tho parties In Inter--

est, that tho petition Torhied by Junius Knae, May C, 1891, bo

on the of laches and!want of prosecution, and alH.--

davit of said Mrs. A. A. HaalcleitIn support of tho motion, were filed in

court on tho 20th of November,100.1. said motion was duly heardon tho 12th of after due no-

tice to tho parties in Interest,was made by counsel repre-rentin- g

Mrs. Haalelea said Ju-nius Kaar, and whereas It seemed

to this after duo consider-Ctlo- n

with full of thoof the case, to said mo

lien on tho grounds alleged.Now. therefore. It Is ordered that tho

petition for revocation filed by JuniusKnap, bo and tho same Is hereby dls- -

missed that theoff calendar on tho ground oflaches and want of prosecutionthat the respondent, Mrs. A. A. HanIdea, recover her Herein.

IS Ull

A meeting of tho executive commit- -

tee of the Mosquito Commit- -

tee was held nttime tho report the

agent. A. D. and that of thoTlnance Committee, were read. Tholatter Is as follows:

Feb. r'h.Sm'nHon. C. H. Cooper, M. D.,General

Dear Sir: Tho financehas realized from first respon-- ,.(.in.. . "lBJ,po". A .1"' "."'

Circuit Court of the ofbeen kept nil financial transactions.Mr. Chas. II. Athcrton has carefullyaudited the accounts to 1st, 1904,and certified to their

Rigid economy has been Inevery branch of work. Tho va-

rious departments havocooperated. havo had

wagons the Road Department, as- -

-- WIiir In oiling .ofthe Public Works Department

prison labor from the Thoforco of Hoard of Health

under Pratt Is dally ren-dering Invaluable Tho U.S. Agricultural Experimenthn vorv Pf.nllv nl,lo,l i.a Tl.o nnl.llnpress has been very liberal In Its sup-- 1

fort of tho haulnolo.

tho civic moral duties of tho bus- - Jan. 1st, hum, substantiallyman. This has the lows, a result some three months'

of belnc to k:

reach ahas power

n

the

have not

notmany

thinkdig'

nlty thoughtame vote a

editor

line

Impartial.

lc

fair

and

nlso

samo

from

get tirmer grasp on ttio situationstill keep within the limit our meansot cash expenditure.

committee agent, Mr. Larnacb,shown ability and unusual Judg

In dealing economically dlt- -

flcnlt questions or dralnagoThe situation of committee on.

Lump contributions ...$198 00Monthly pledges 597 00

-- 793 00DISBURSEMENTS.

Organization,printing, postage, 58 75

Salaries and labor .... 387 00Oil. supplies, etc 53 33Sundry bills 28 15

527

on hand Jan. 1, 1901. .$207 75that tho work careful- -

flapped It Is increasingly dimcult to our monthly expenditures

$200, tho approximate amount ofL l .r.C?.cJ.plB: J,?"..

no tabor and turo nut forthP. M. POND.

Chairman FinanceThe report of was to

effect that tho work up to the recentstorm beenbut tho continued rain had createdmany breeding-place- s In the level dis-

tricts of the city and vicinity. It hadbeen to locate all thesospots had been at-

tended to. The opinion wasthat all tho serious breeding places

bo In months. Itwns shown that tho greater of thowork of tho so far accom-plished had been done throughhearty cooperation of the Board of

In order to better dlstrlbuto oilspraying machine had purchas

This spreads tho oil ovenly overareas. Alameda

the recetveditcngallons or a special preparation espc

nf Tlpvlnun envn a lecture not lone ' ' "' " "' mui committee has thus far been very e

at the of In , ,ln nnvwhich he discussed "Public Duties and "",' unUertaklnS

the Relations of Modern Business life." ' Thedenartiiro of Mr P HelmShaw with Idea that ' ,"' isc!

all Idealism Is necessarily UntttfFe0ot"tIn the Impersonal , let mo ,t ,modern commercialism. He recog- - th(J convictIon tbo com'mIttco tuatnlzed the temptations of modern bust- -, an energetic prosecution of workness but doubted that the dishonest now In progress will byman could succeed better bus rcguIU nIgnly shtlafactnry to thoncss professional life, if n man public at largo and will fullyiiuuui wu mtiicu ii uu ui

of atrue of man by Hobelieves that great problems of

and capital settledtho capitalist becoming

mustthe right of other and

it justifiable theunfamiliar with the

question In its economics

the man Dr."Whatever the

of toIn the distant future,

may that1 upheavals, socialistic

sees toown the

' maintained upon aand and that the

well

andIs therefore.

thei today bear his ln iromot-ViIii- k

purity otlltlcal modern

vUnould good government e

of cond(jlons "the bestprogress. Yet tn-- J

thata

forImmediate' advantage secure a

franchise, ekcafce aimproper

age theauthority employed

and theAmerican honor,

busi-ness honest

ON PETITION

Older dismissingof

thoHaalclea,

revocation

dismissed ground

tho

thisand

Decemberand ar-

gumentand

hasjust court,

and knowledgefacts grant

andtho

and

costs

Citizens'vesterdny afternoon,

which following ofLarnach,

'

Honolulu.

Committee. I

commlttcotho

i:

Territoryof

Jnn.correctness.

practicedthe

governmentcheerfully We

the catchbaslnfromnnd Jail.entire In-

spectors Dr.assistance

Station

Individual

a and

Thehasment with

and relief,tho

RECEIPTS,

oxponsc,etc.

Cashhas been

outkeep

below,monV

Committee.the agent tho

had generally successful

impossiblebut those found

expressed

rnuld eliminated sixpart

commlttcotho

Health.the

a beened.large water On thejesterday commlttco

University considerable

Dr. disagreed the

concIll8on

thomidsummerany

than

tho

the

Incumbent

tho

tho

tho

the

Uui IS

TO REPUBLICANS

io in hidsThe Territorial Central Commlttco

of the ltenublleaii party will meet Inhindquarters on Saturday night nextand at that time a communicationfrom tho Homo Rulers dealing withtho matter of tin; County Act, will boread. A similar communication hasbeen sent to tho Democratic party,

Tho lequcst of the Home Rulers Isthat there shall bo an agreement bo- -

twecn tho three parties to come to-

gether, to wlpo out for the time being,all political differences, and to worktogether townrd tho common end of se-

curing country government for thoTerritory. Tho favorable attitude ofGovernor CnUer on Hawaii Is taken asa cue.'

One of tho members of the HomoRulo Central Commlttco had the. fol-

low lug to say today about the mdve-men- u

on foot: "Wo do not mean toitnko tho Initiative. Wo simply wouldlike nil fi lends of county government.reganlloss of political affiliation, toget together and .appeal to tho Congloss of tho United States to glvo uscounty government. Governor Carterhas como out like a man and mndostatements all over Hawaii In favor ofcounty government nnd we have re'celveil communications from tho BigIsland asking us to follow- - tho lead ofthe Executive for the peoplo bellevohim to bo sincere. We want tho peti-tion to como from tho people nnd notfrom any particular political party."

.,,.., ,..;,.,,imh mm m

FORWaOlfoHenry Smith, trustee of the estate of

Robert William Holt, complainsagainst C. J. Holt, Emma M. Holt

.mill Vfiiuun i 1.UMK. BiuuuK mill uiuestate of R. W. Holt has been pending""" ' '' '. 'Tronic Court biiico July h, iscz, whenHolt died, and In succession thereto In

Hawaii nnd that it Is now pending,Plaintiff was nppolnted In June, 1900,

as trustee. Prior to his appointmentBruce Cartwrlght was trustee.

Cartwrlght loaned to C. J. Holton a noto and said defendant exe-

cuted to Cartwrlght a mortgage.Emma Holt, wife of C. J. Holt, Join-

ed with her husband In this mortgage.C. J. Holt has neglected to pay prin-

cipal or Interest on this mortgage, ac-cording to tho complaint.

Smith states that Cartwrlght. forvaluable consideration, transferred thosecured note of C. J. Holt to nlalntlff.

Olllllll, wnu IB uuw CUIU owner

Plaintiff believes that Carlos A.

Plaintiff Smith asks that defendantsbe ordered to nppear and answer: thntho. Smith, bo decreed the only ownerot tho note nnd that the mortgage boonlered foreclosed.

Henry Smith nlso complains against.jonn I). Holt, jr., Kmma Holt, warnInn Agricultural Co. and Carlos A,Long, saying that J. D. Holt borrowed$12,500 out of the funds of tho estate,giving his note secured by mortgagethat Holt has failed to pay. Other de-fendants named claim certain Interestsadversely to the plaintiff. Plaintiffnfks foreclosure

The usual French dinner Is to bgiven nt tho Hawaiian Hotel this evening. There will bo music by Solomon'squintet club.

Wo sigh for things that mother cooked,And yet, there is no doubt,

They must have been tho very onesThat father kicked about.

New York Sun.oooooooooooooodally recommended for tho mosquitoextermination. A thorough trial Is tobe given.

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Dr. Llewellyn Jordan, Medics! Ex-aminer of V. S. Treasury Department,

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Legal Notices,

iiay?iMB(WMBM3lKiiWffr:a,1'i7rifTawai-

MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN-TION TO FORECLOSE AND OFSALE.

In pursuance ot the power of salecontained In that certain mortgagefrom Charles S, Desliy to C. ,W. Upoth, '

dated September1 22nd, 1900, recordedIn the Keglster Offlcr; Oatni, In Hook217. Daces 9 to 11. noilco Is hereby elv- -

en that tlio mortgagee Intends to'fore- -

close said mortgage for condition brok-en, tho of principal nnd lnterest; when" due, and (will,on Monday, the' 28th llay'of March.1994, atj'12 o'.cloek noon of said .May,1expose ror sale and se.at tho. auctionrooms of Will E. Hsiicr, No. 180 Mer-chant Street, Honolulu, tho lands andproperty described In said mortgage,not before this time released from theoperation merioi.,, ine innus anuiproperty to bo eojsold, as also tho por- -

uons rcieaseu, nro aescnueu in tuoschedule hereto attached, to which ref-erence is hereby matte.

Tho terms, of tho salo are cash InUnited State's dold Coin. Deeds areto bo at tho expense of "purchasers.

For further. particulars and for thoInspection of Maps showing tho loca-tion of said property as sub divided Into lots, apply to J. Alfred Magoon, of-

fices corner Merchant and AlakcaStreets, Magoon Building, Honolulu, orto Will E. Fisher, auctioneer.

C. W. BOOTH,Mortgagee.

Dated Honolulu, February 2Uh, 1904.

8chedule.Tho property to bo sold Is as follows:

An thoso tracts or parcels of land sit-uate bctwees Pauoa Valley and Nuu- -

ami Valley In the District of Honolulu,Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, asfollows:

FIRST: All of Apana One or LandCommission Award No. 10,605 to Ka--

makco Pilkoi. containing an area ofeight acres and 9.39 square chains, asrecorded In tho Record of Awards Intho Public Land Ofllee In Bald Hono-lulu In Volumo 10 of said Awards atpage CO.

SECOND: All of Apana One ofLand Commission Award No. 273 toJoseph Dooth, of record In the PublicLand Ofllco In Honolulu ln Volume 1

of Awards at pago 457, upon whichRoyal Patent No. 302 was Issued May14, 1851, as appears by Volumo One offloynl Patents at page 302; containingan area of 208.3 acres.

THIRD: All of that portion of GrantNo. 524 to Joseph Uooth, of record InVolumo G or Koyal Patent Grants atpage 524, lying on the Kwa side of theWalklki border of the baso or thostono wall on the Walklki border ofKalulanl Avenuo; being the maindriveway from Pauoa Valley road totho upper table lands known as "Pa-cific Heights".

FOURTH: All that narrow Btrlp ofland bounded on the North by tha Wal-klki border ot Apana 1, Land Commis-sion Award No. 273, Uoyal Patent No.302, on tho East or mauka side by theland or the Estato ot 1). P. lllflliop, de-

ceased, on tho South by tho Govern-ment Itoad on the Ewa stdo ot PauoaValley, and on the West or makal sideby the land or Lalka; excepting a stripot land belonging to Hoolanl.

FIFTH: All that portion ot LandCommission Award No. 1CC1, RoyalPatent No. 5034, to Walwalole, knownas tho Punananolo Spring Lot, moreparticularly described' as follows: Be-

ginning at tho North corner of thisLot, from which point, tho Main Valve,below the Masonry Dam, on Pipelinebears: S. 53 05' W. distant 40.2 tcet,and running by true Maridian:1. S.20 55' H. 33.0 feet to stake;2. S. 65 50 W. 49.5 feet to stake;3. N. 23 30 W. 06.8 teet to stake;4. N. 71 05' E. 47.5 teet to the Initialpoint, and containing an area ot 1880square feet, a little more or less. Andalso the right, title and interestof said mortgagor In the springof water on said portion ot L.C. A. 1C61, It. P. 6C34, known as, thePunananolo Spring, and In tho waterflowing therefrom,

SIXTH: A permanent right ot wayover all land belonging to C. S. Deskyalong the course of the present pipeline for an access to a line of pipingfor tho conveyance of water from thespring described In paragraph fivehereof to the lands hereinabove de-

scribed.The lands and premises described in

paragraphs ono to four both inclusivebeing that certain tract known as"Pacific Heights". r,

A portion of tho above describedlands has been surveyed and plattedInto lots, of which there are 98 Lotsunreleased and to be sold, Tbo en-

tire lands Including these lots will bosold as a whoe, subject to the excep-tions and reservations herein con-tained,

Tho above described lands will besold less the following described par-cels, which are hereby excepted, re-

served and deducted therefrom. LFIRSTS V

(Lot 30) Area 28,400 square feet soldto Mary Castle,

(Lot 13) Area 19,225 square feet,, soldto Cordelia F. Allen.

(Lot 12) Area 46,000 square feet; soldto A. S.' Parke.

(Lot 38) Area 18,900 square teat, soldio oiui u, rrttu, i

(Lot 39). Area 21,800 square feetJJBoUiu n(1, n,rr anu .aianin u.Smith. . '

(Lot 41) sold to J. M. Atherton.(Lot 48) sold to F. E. Nichols; ."gross

area of Lots 41 and 48, 34,000square feet,

(T .Cllvo Davlcs' Lot) Area 010-10-

acres. t i'(C. W.jBooth Lot) Area 1 acres.

Being tho parcels ot land exceptodand reserved In deed from Charles W.Booth to Charles S. 'Desky, dated Sep-tember 22nd, 1900, recorded in said

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Office In Book 217, pages 9 to 11, anabeing exceptions and reservationstherein numbered one to eight, both.Inclusive.

SECOND;("Lot 5) Aria 12,400 square feet, i(Lot 6) Area 11,400 square feet.(Lot 11'5) Area 1 & acres.,(Lot 14) Area 15,700 Bquare feet, sold

to John T. Motr;"T(Lot 18) Att 24,800 jflari feet, sold

to E.vO; WhUoT ,.i ,(Lot ID) Area 20,000 square feet, sold

to, E. O. White.(Lot 20) Area1 23,400 square feet, sold

toI( P. Baldwin. isH?(Lot 2i) Area 28,500 square feet, sold

to''H. P, Baldwin. K "?"&(Lot 23) Area 19,300 squAreeet, sold

to O. P'Ca.stle. v jj"(Lot 24), Area 18,400 Ecjvlare feet, sold

to G, Pi Castle. ', 'S.(Lot 34) Area 20,200 square' feet, sold

toVYV

(Lot 36) Area 25,320 sqytfre (eet, sold

(Lot 3p) Area 24,150 square feet, soldWW. J, Lowrle. .

--

'7;(Lot l(7) Area 22,400 squire feet, sold

to SV. J. Lowrle. ,

(Lot 42) ,Area 17,900 square feet, soldto Juliette M. Atherton.

(Lot 49) Area 26,500 square feet, soldto Percy M? Pond.

(Lot 54) Area 24,600 square feet, soldto Frederic J. Amwcg,

(Lot 55) Area 23,400 square feet, soldto Frederic J. Amweg.

(Lot C3) Area 23.600 square feet, soldto Thomas E. Wall. '

(Lot 92) Area 25,000 squaro feet, soldto John Cassldy.

(Ripley Lot) Area 2 ft acres.Being the parcels of land excepted

nnd reserved In said mortgage, datedSeptember 22nd, 1900, recorded In Liber214, pages 218, &c, and being excep-tions nnd reservations therein, num-bered one Io twenty-on- e both In-

clusive.THIRD:

(Lot 28) Area 21.383 square feet, soldto P. A. Parmalce.

(Lot 22A) Aea 00,238 square feet, soldto G. P. Castle.

(Lot 22) Area about 23,000 square feet,sotii to o. p. Cnstle.

(Lot 33) Area 84,707 squnre feet, soldto Alexander Young.

(West hair or Lot 40) Area 9830 squnreroct, sold to Juliette M. Atherton.

(Lot 21A) Area 51,200 square feet, soldto H. P. Baldwin.

(Lot 32) Area 20,600 square feet, soldto G. T. Kluegcl.

(Lot 7 and Lot 8) About 30.000 squarofeet, sold to C. M. Walton.

(Lot 1 East Slope Pauoa Valley) Area10,485 squaro feet, sold to lleln- -rich Voss.

(Lot 28 East Slope Pauoa Valley) Arcn63C0 square tcet, sold to S. Fowler.

(Lot 4 East Slope Pnuoa Valley) Arcn0075 square tcet, sold to F. OeMello.

FOURTH:The land on which la Wnto.i tim

power-hou- se ot tho Pacific HeightsElectric nallvvnv rnmn.tm- - T imiia.iarea 2500 squaro teet, and the rlght-of-- "

way ror electric railway tract as setforth In partial release of mortgagedated December 3rd. 1902. In Book 239.page 457.

The lands will be sold suhlectto the right-of-wa- y granted by C.S. Desky and wife to C. w. itnmi, indeed dated September 22nd, 1900, recorded In Book 210, pages 284-- beingright-of-wa- y for pipe-lin- e on the PauoaValley side.

In case the lands hereinabove rta.erlbed to be sold do not bring enoughto pay the amount due, and costs orthis foreclosure, the following Lotshereinabove referred to, heretoforesold, but not released from the operation or said mortgage will be sold Intho order named.

(Lot 22).(West halt or Lot 40).(Lot 21A).(Lot 62).(Lots 7 and 8).

WILL E. FISHER.Auctioneer.

Feb. 27, 29, Mar. 5, 7, 12, 14, 20.

b7f7ehleruco.

REMNANT

SALE

The first remnant tale of the year.Every remnant and short length In ourWaeh-Ootfd- s Department goes Intothla sale. None reserved. Alt n.wfresh, desirable goods, greatly reducedin price, i ne lot comprises Remnantsof Gingham, Lawn, Batiste, Madras,Organdie, Linen, Cretonne, Art Tick-in-

Table Linen, Percale. Also onelot black Silk Shirtwaists at aboutHALF-PRICE- .

SALE BEGINS '

Tuesday, March I,

AT 8 A.M. '

B. F. EHLERS&CO."For Sals" carda dt Bulletin Office.

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) EVENINO BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. H BATUTtDAY, FED. 27, 1904.

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THISor any design you nay sug-

gest furnished In Branlle,

Hawaiian Stone, Marble, WhitsBroize or Real Bronze.

Call or Write

i HiH0'4 WH o

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J. C. AXTELL,Alakea St., bet. King and Hotel Sts,

M. R. COUNTER,

WATCHMAKER, JEWELER

And OPTICIAN,

HONOLULU, HAWAII.

Repairing; in all branches of

the trade.

FINE WATCTES A SPECIALTY.

Honolulu InvestmentsLI M ITU.

Real Estate and

Insurance Agent

officers:A. V. Qeir PresidentEmmttt May . Secretary

932 FORT 8TREET.

Property Bought and Void;Ufa, Fire, Marin and

Plat Olaaa Insurance

TEL. MAIN 117.

YoshikawaBuy jour Xmas Wheel from urn,

Read, Reflect, Ride. Wheelare our tock j repairing

our specialty. WheelsRented.

TWO STORES.163 KING ST. HOTEL nr. RIVER

COTTON BROS. & CO.ENGINEERS ANDGENERAL CONTRACTORS.

Plana and estimates furnished forall classes. Contracting work.

Tel. Main 245.v ROOM 300, BOSTON BLK, Honolulu.

Hawaiian Soda WorksManufacturers of the purest and most

wholesome soft drinks on tbomarket

Try a caso nnd you will alwayB use It.Telephone Blue 1871.

tw9ffwv9v9 w '

JIF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE

IN NEWSPAPERSANVWMCKB AT ANYTIME

Call on or WrIU

J t'.C. DAM'S ADVERTISING AGEhU

01 a 05 mercniiKs- - tzxsn-Az- n

a nr riinr'v.wwi vni.rPJPfVVTaTPJPP,fJfflVVllFFa'l7aB

Restaurant.HONOLULU HINODE CO.

16 N. HOTEL ST.entirely reuovatod; Now Management

New Service.MEAL8 25c. .

OPEN ALL NIGHT.

C. Scboellkopf,GENERAL COLLECTOR AND BU8I

Mens ArscfjT v'1 Gartilshces'lnttltutedglftrH Collected.'Office 479 Beretanfa 8t

P. 0. Box 431. HONOLULU.

CURIOSA P BESrCOLLECTIQN j

- ,W0MAN'SrPCHAN6EH)tflStr Neat Fart L

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13'

OT FORTIFIED- and What It Means.

Beers Imported to Hawaii mutt be for- -titled I thnt In. adulterated with pre- -serving acids, which are highly Injurioustii the digestive organs. Otherwisethey would spoil In being sent from n.cold to a warm climate!

his, therefore, concerns your health. ''''Primo Lager Guaranteed Not Fortltied.

I r 18 MADE l.N IUWAII.

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ANOTHERRECORD-BREAKIN- G

SALEov

TYPEWRITER

PAPER

This neck no will offer regular $1 50

and $1.25 values In good paper at thoDargaln Salo Prlco of 90ctt. Ream.

Don't fall to lay In a supply, as thisprice Is for'

One Week Only

Wall, Nichols Co.,Limited.

HONOLULU MUTUAL BURIAL AS-

SOCIATION.

Members In Association 2,200Associations In U. 8 7,000All It costs to Join $3.50Benefits received $10000Phone Main 41Office Berstanla 8L 124

Week'y Edition of the Bulletin, i

)r year

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motions,

The tremendous tale on

line of exquisite

LEATHER - GOODS

convinces us that thtse goodsare Just what you have wanted

Those who have not seen thebeautiful creations will be In

terested to note the Individual-ity of each piece, andslveness of design.

PUR8E8, CARD CASES, BILL BOOKSWRIST and CHATELAIN BAGS

at prices from a couple of dol-

lars to fifteen.

H, F. Wichman Co., Ltd.,

Jewelers Opticians.FORT 8TREET.

$IGN$Made by

JEWETTAre Money Makers

Store signs and advertis-ing: signs of all kinds de-

signed and executed in amanner that brings busi-ness for you and Jewett.

Of fice Hotel Street, formerlyKing: Bros.

a thumb sorcw, thus enablingthe parts without displacing any

springs used henco machine

"Twenty-Fiv- e ReasonsFOR BUYING A HIGHSPEED

" Standard" Rotaiy ShuttleTwo-In-O- ne Sewing Machine

Makes 175 Stitches while others make 10O.i

Tho "Standard'' Rotary holds 100 ards of No. 80 cotton.Dobbin more quickly wouid.Tho first Stitch perfect without holding ends of threads.Tho tension Is released when taMng out tho goods,The finest goods are not drawn or puckered.Less than any other machine.RUN8 75 per cent. LIGHTER THAN OLD STYLE MACHINE8.Is tho most rapid sewer makos two motions of tho trcadlo to

three of other macblnos In sowing the same length seam.Tensions not changed by change of speed, slio of thread, thick-nca- s

of goods nor length of stitch what other machine cando as much?

Most elastic stitch. Thread does not break when seam Isstretched. . --aSi,i

'Does not break thread when machlno Is run backwards.Tho "Standard" Rotary 0 dips only once when making a

stitch old stylo shuttle needles dip twice henco that muchmoro Btraln nnd wear. ""

Tho "Standard" Rotary Shuttle never stops when the machlnoIs In operation. Old stylo shuttles start and stop twice toeach stitch. Just think of tho extra strain and wear that thismakes! Tho "Standard" notary Shuttle moves onward con-tinuously without a Jar.

Shorter needles used than In other lock stitch machines there-fore less llablo to bend and skip stitches.

Owing to tho construction of tho shuttle and race, tho point oftho shuttlo always cornea In proper relation to tho loop, bencealmost absolute freedom from stitch Bklpplng.

Shuttlo so constructed that It cannot hit tho nccdlo benco nobroken needlps from this cause.

Protection and packing of necdlo bar construction of take upand feed mako less liability to oil goods than in other ma-chines.

14- -

15- -

16-1-

18' faceplate can bo taken offthe operator, to clean and oilof them

1-9-: Feed nil posltlvo-r- jo

our

exclu

up

&and

by

noise

Need

and

will feed over all thicknesses of goods and seam without''."chewlpg" tho cloth, no matter what tljo length of stitch,

Will wear IwIcq as long as other lock stitch machines.Evory pari Is Independent of every other part, and can be re-

placed at a trifling cost. Therefore you can keep a "Stand-ard" Rotary practically now a lire-tim-

Bran new (set of attachments, solt adjusting, and fastened to thePreiser bar In place of tho foot.

Stand 'wheel and treadle run on adjustable steel points, whichInsures the 'easiest, smoothest bearings known to mechanics,and the wear Is for a life tlmo.

Dent woodwork of the flnost construction and finish known to'art'

Automatic keyless drawer and cover locks, peculiar to the"Standard".

L. B. Kerr & CoLIMITED, SOLE AGENTS.

LOCAL ANDfiENEIAL

Personal Injury case. J. P. Ball.Jos. O. Pratt, attorney, Progrcs DlkDr. J. T. McDonald Is In town aaln.P. Peck, tho llllo banker, is in town

on business.C. II. Ramsay, of Hnrt &. Co , Is tick

from Hawaii.A fl. Correa. the attorney, rotiirnml

lii the Kinau today.No shum about the hot lunch nt th

Sham Hock Saloon, Nujnnu St.Don't forget, 35 loaves of bread for

$1.00 at the New England Llakery.Rev. O. of the Mctliodlct

church, Is back from the other IslandsThe Russian war has Increased ttio

rush on the Pantheon for O. P. S.whisky.

Buy jour rugs, carpets, doormats,etc., at Jbronns while the reductionsale Is on.

Mr, Denton, of the firm or Denton &Arloll, road contractors, is In the cityen buslacss.

Hllo lodge of Knights or l'ythtas cel-

ebrated tho fortieth nnniursiry of theorder with a smoker.

Tho steamer Kauai arrhed fromKaunnkakai ycstcrda at 1.15 p. m.with 100 head of cattle.

Claud WdgooJ ami MUs CarrieClews of San Bernardino, Cal , weremarried at Hllo last Wednesday.

A most pleasant nnd hjglmlc bever-age for young and old Is pure npplecider sold by Hoffsclacger Co. ,Ltd.

Walter S. McLean nnd Anna Crowwere married at the home of tho bride'ssister, Mrs. Fred Brcyman, llllo, lastTuesday,

Woods & Sheldon hate opened theonly shooting gnllciy in Honolulu ntJl King Btrcet in connection with theirnew store.

The steamer Nocau arrived from Ha-waii ports this morning nt 6:3i) o'clock.She brought 2352 bags II. 3. Co sugar,li59 bags Kallua sugar nnd 37 headcattle.

Tho steamer Klnau brought threeprisoners to Honolulu this morning.Two of them are Japanese convictedof burglary. The third Is a Fcdciulprisoner,

Mr. and Mrs. I. Levlngston lc.no forthe Coast next week. Mr. Levlngstongoes to purchase up-t- o date goods torthe popular haberdasher) In the Youngoulhllng.

The Washington's birthday rnccs ntiloolulu park, llllo, were a complctosuccess. The Volcano Stables cup racowas won by Defender, ridden by Ro-

nald Kennedy.Call at Honolulu I'hoto-Suppl- y Co

.inci see me koujk developingThcso wonderful contrlvnm.es

Jo away entirely with tho dark roomu kodukcry.

"Arabic" cools Iron roofs fully 15 de-grees and is very cheap It Is goodin wet weather because It stops leaksand In warm weather becnuuo It Iscool. California Feed Co , dlstrlhutors. .

So-S- by Imiortcd Durbln. Is thoname of a new Hllo raco horse, shippedfrom San Francisco by Uco. 8.

So-S- o is a ld fielding of great spirit an4 wilt. Inject nowlife Into Htlo's holiday.'

The road department, with Increasedworking capacity, has had Its expensestcduced nearly fifty per cent. Tbo Gov-0- 1

nor has received a statement fromSuperintendent of Public Works Hol-low a), showing this to be so.

The steamer Klnau arrived fromHllo and way, ports at about 8:30o'clock this morning with tho follow-ing cargo: 25 bundles Iron, 2014 cordswood, 3J kegs, 1 horse, 8 bundles hides,1 bill, 170 packages sundries.

The Catholic Church or Our Lady orihe Mount, Kalulnnl (Kallhl-ukn- ), Incharge or Rev. Father Clement

February 28th, second Sundaynf Lent. At 10:30 a. m , mass with ser-mon and collection and stations of thecross.

N, 3 Sachs' Dry Roods Co havebeen appointed special agents In thoTerrltorj or Hawaii lor Duttcrick pat-terns nnd Duttcrick Fashion books Afull new assortment will arrive shortlyand will be announced as soon usopened.

Among tho arrivals'frora Hilo nndwny ports In the Kinau today were thefollowing: Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Thrum,Mr. anil Mrs. I, A. Thurston, F. Wll-hel-

J. W. Mason, E. P. Low, JohnHind. II. W. Mist. S. M. Kanakanul,Mrs. C. Judd, K. S. Gjerdrum, und E.i;. Hartman.

The Gates tourists (rom Ohio willgo down to Moannlua this afternoonnnd will take a trip to Watalua on Sun-day. On Tuesday, the trip to the Vol-

cano will bo made, tho party returningto Honolulu on Saturday and leavingfor tho coast In the steamer of the tal-lowing Tuesday.

Tho following arrivals by the Klnauare boohed at the Alexander YoungHotel: J. W. Mason and J. I. Klrth-ber- g.

Hilo; Thus Q. Vent, Chicago; C.McLennan, Hawaii: K. E Hartman,city; J. 11, FlUgibbons, Now York,and Mr. and Mis. W. J, Landers, SanFrancisco.

Admiral Ileckley reports the follow-ing sugar left at Hawaii ports readytor shipment: Olaa, 1500; Walakea,10.000, Wnlnaltu, 17,000; Onomea, 7000;Pepcekeo, 4100; lloiiomu, 10 000; llaka-Int- l.

10,000; 0000; Ookala,bOOO; Kukalau, 5500; Hamakua, 6000;Pnnuhau, 7000; Honokna, 2000; Punu.IUU, 68UV.

Deputy Collector of Customs J. C.nidgwuy of llllo seized a shipment orCalifornia roses consigned to J. II. Barron this week und forwarded the sameto tbo entomologist at Honolulu tor In-- si

ectlon for peslB. This nctlon Is Inaccordance with Instmctlons made toprevent the ingress of enemies to veg-

etation.Now-a-da- js )ou want a creation

to fill up the gap between tho((.xircnies 01 uik himi iiiw ui price unaqunlity ami to occupy the "middle.ground." Examination will disclosethcso tilings at lewis nnd companv'ii

J Immense household storo 011 kingstreet. Coffco pots, splco boxes, hamand fish boilers and dutch ovens. Seotbclr advvitlscmeut.

IT'S WETNow Is the time to see thatare right. We are sailing aof the ntvv

ChicagoShoeFor Men

Have waterproof soles, all sewed. Kid,velour or box calf vamps. Made towear.

Cost from $4.50 to S5.60 per pair

Service Guaranteed.

MclNERNY SHOE STORE,

Box

CouchesIn Matting or any ot'-e- r cover.

We have a fine line now on hand.Cedar Bottoms and the new patentBox Spring attachment to open theliJ. This attachment is somethingnew and far ahead of the old one.No trouble to show goods an 1 thebest at the lowest prices.

COYNEFURNITURE' COMPANY, Ltd.,

148 Hotel St., 1113, 1117, 1119 Union 8t.

Service for Travelers.

Tickets and ReservationsAT

San Francisco, Cal.

Any citizen of Hawaii planning aJourney which will take him throughBan Francisco may have all arrange-ments made for railroad, deeper, orhotel accommodations by the PaclfloCoast agent of the

Hawaii Promotion Committee.

No charge Is made for securing Pull-man reservations, hotel accommoda-tions, railroad ticket.

Consult Tourist Information Bureau,Hotel Street, or

F. M. Jenifer,No. 17 New Montgomery 8t.

8AN FRANCISCO, CAL.

War Prices SoonOur sales this week have been

so lively that our stock of bluoand whtto

JAPANESE

COTTON RUGS

will soon givo out, and thenprices mutt be advanced on ac-

count of tho war.Wo recently received a hand-

some assortment, which you willfind on display on second floorand In our show window.

Lewers & Cooke,Limited,

177 S. KING STREET.

H. J. NOLTE,

SMOKE

OILLMAN HOUSE

BOUQUET CIGAR

Beaver Lunch Room

jour sheesgreat many

80LB AGBNT8.

Prices InsideCoffee Pots

In French and German Nickle.Porcelain and Enamelled.

Spice Cabinets and Salt Boxes--Wood-

Roach and Insect Proof.

Ham and Fish BoilersHeavy Royal Steel Ware.

Dutch Ovens '

Heavy cast-iro- n, old fashioned.Good.

The lowest prices in the Islands.

LEWIS & CO, LTD.,169 King St The Lewera 4 Cooke

Bldg. 240 2 Telephone 24a

Do you smoke?If so, you want tbo best on tbomarket. The tobaccos kept bytho GOLDEN WEST CIGAR

STORE aro fast gaining a rep-

utation In Honolulu. Nothingbut the very best Is kept Re-

member tbo store

Golden West Cigar

Store,8o MERCHANT STREET.

In Havvalinn News Onpiny Building.

New RoyalTakes the lead. Most beautiful SewingMachine made, ror Mle by

B. BER6ERSEN,94 BETHEL ST.

For Rent" cards or. l ?t Woffice.

B

Alteration Rug SaleMonday.

DOORMATS, CRUMBCLQTHS.

RUGS

Slrt 27 In. x sS In. frt) flflWorth, .5Q 'uu

THE

Sire jo In. x 57 In. QA thWorth Vi co -- ' UU

AXMINSTER RUGS

' SI4 ft. 0 In. x Oft. o nn4 In, Worth fin O.UU

DA6HESTAN RUGS'

Size 3 ft. j In. x 5 ft. 7 KflWorth i i. JlnlU

LINOLEUM, 72 in.

Price

HONOLULU EXCHMfiE

HONOLULU, Feb. 27, 1804.

NAME OF STOCK .f'S'V'lt mi"' W'JS 5

MERCANTILE.

. trvr ftCoaMar,..!. rr L . LII.,.

SUOAR

in. P:nutloC .... f,C)C94aft!UaACTlculttirICc WUC,Cri4tlllHC fcSeCei.w.llaD Star Co i ego fr 4iOQOBU Stfcf Co !V'loflbkMSacftr Co. .. t OnOtjIlkaSctar'Vi. ...... VCCOUtilihu PIU'fj.ii Co. JXVXrttil-.- . I Plant Co, LU t)OttClaaSulu SocarCo ... .H"VtiteaSvtar C . vc1cBryaSuCo,L4... ,VJv 1

O.hb Sutai LJ . ',.Ooaua SutarCo. I.t, X 1Ookala Sutar plan Co UC XJiOUaSur.rCo.LU. SoOOCVKOOlowalu ,,,CABpaajr i(9 vx icPaautiaa Su, Plan O 1 vccioee sfacMcSutaf Mill,,,,,,

Co,,.. ;w,m-- jHtpockao Siar ... TlPlofiotr Mm Co, ,7j,COCWalalua Agri Ci. ... 4 tn&yWallokoSurarCo ... moorWahaanaloStifa, Co St

MISCELLANEOUSWlliar Siaanthln f MOrsltt-li!an- d Slain N Col.a tan tiocmc Co.. 'N R. T.StL Co..Pr.l ,oaH n RaplJ T. L Co .Momat Ttttpnono Co . . SoexM

S.)Oano RttSiL Co 4ro0 ixollllo NallroaJ Co, i(boo,6ce

BONDSHawaiian jov s P' rant MMa. Tr, . p c (F. C ) &i,Hllo R K Co 6 pic cantHon Rapm Tnnill ,,,. t.UEwa Plantal n 6 ptr cant oaUUIU K OI L i.0. PCI C. KIMOahu Plantation 6 p cOlaa Plantation ft p. c.Walalua Arr'cul opetfahtuu 6 rtr centPlonaar Mill Co,

Latest sugar quotation, 3.375.

CASTLE & COOKE, LtdHONOLULU.

Commiss.9.1 difodantsII Sugar Factors

AGENTSThe Ewa Plantation Co. ,The Walalua Agricultural Co. ;The Kohala Bugar Co.The Walmea Sugar Mill Co.The Fulton Iron Work 8c. Loaf, MThe Standard Oil Co.The Oeo. F. Blake Stowo PtMtlrWeston'a Centrifugal.The New England Llfo loMreae) 0w

of Boston.The Aetna Fire Co. of Hutfart,

Conn.Tbo Alliance Asrtirance Co. of 1

Wra. . Irwin & Ct, Lii.

WM O IRWIt: aJMaiuiwclaiissprl:kels varmuiW. M OIFFAD Sococl Vn PlaUnlii M. wnnr.LT, Jr.QEO.J.KOS ..V .Maw

FACTORSI AND

COMMISSION AOBISTSAtaota for tbt

SCOTTISH UNION NATIONAL IrTSUrUM.UMPAMT or tUintlURW..

WILHELMA OF MACDEBURO GEXEItAtINSURANCE COMPANt.

ASSOCIATED INSURANCE COMPANTol Munich anl Bart la.

ALLIANCE MARINE k GENERA ASSUSANC8co. Lta.. ol LonJoa

KOYAL INSURSNCE COMPANTol UVERPOOtALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO. o LONDON.

ROCHESTER GERMAN INMIPhCE COMPANYOF NEW YORK.

AOENTSOFTOB

Oceanic Steamship CiapujOF SAN FRANCISCO CAL

J. I. Klrchbcrg arrived from Hilo foran cxtenslvo business tour through theStates In thelntercst of the TropicalFruit Packing Company. lie goea toIntroduce Hawaiian Jellies and jama latbo Eastern trade. Ho will visit all thelargo cities as far as New York

JAPANESE RUOS

Size to ft. x l) ft. t 7CWorth tiu.25. llla

TAPESTRY RUBS

Size 25 In. and 58 In. fl ORWorth U 00. 1J

CRUMBCLOTHS'o

size 9 ft. V 9 . r.Worth 7.oo- - lVm

'VELVET RUGS

si2e7ft.0in.Moft. toRnnWorth )5 co. ftliU

wide, $1.75 quality,

$1.25 yard.

Feb. 29.

RUGS, CARPETS,

AND LINOLEUM.

VELVET

PRINCESS

Sale

STOCK

SUOAR

E. W. Jordan & Co. Ltd.

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WANTSSee Pnjfo 8, NEW TO-DA- for Now Adas.

H1T1JATIONS WANTED.

SPECIAL NOTICES.CSMcyelc and all light machinery re-

paired at short notice. Pioneer Mo-

tor Cm Co., Merchant and AlakeaBtrecti. 3630-t- f

WAINTEDtAgents, who can make JS.00 a day;

easy-sellin- g proposition; everybodywants It; raalo or female. AddressP. O. Box 424, Honolulu. 2097-l-

Portuguese) omnn to take clotheshomo to laundry. First class workonly. Call mornings. 1139 I.unallloStreet 2093-l-

Smalt house; good bath; centrally lo

ci ted; desirable neighborhood; lowrental. Address Doom 2, Elite Bldg.

2677-t- f

A cottage for housekeeping, with allimprovements; good locality. Ad

dress Box C7I. 2C91tf

POH SALE.11600 honso and barn with 4 lots, lOOx

200, all fenced; frontago on threestreets; One sea and mountainvlow; $2400, one third cash; $25 'permonth or lease, If preferred. "D.A.,"Bulletin. 2C77-t- t

Fine corner lot In Maklkl. Curbing,water, fruit and ornamental treesand all Improvements. Two min-

utes' walk from cars nnd PunahouCollege. Address It. F., this office.

201Ctf

Nicely furnished lodging house; rentedon reasonable terms; nn excellent In-

vestment. Enquire X. Z., BulletinIBS9-Fe- b. 13, 17. 20. 23, 23, 27

Furniture of n five-roo- cottagejeheap.Apply 1445 Fort St. 2097-l-

LET.Two large-- . front rooms,

Ji.sfo or t suite; quiet neighborhood; adjaliliig executlvo grounds;rent very re onable. 1071A, I.Ike- -

llko St. 2097-l-

A two-stor- y rcsicYnce at 12SC Bcre- -

tanla St, bctweep PUkoi and Kceau-mok- n

Sts. Rent 'f 45.00 per month.Apply to C. J. McCarthy. 2030-t- f

One of the Peck cottagV 327 VineyardSt. Apply at 307 Vineyard, betw. 12

and 1 and after 6 p. .a. 28SG-t- f

-- For Metcf cams on mi at Bullitlr3IRc.

l!Mrsfry

Mar

IStl,

He returned to his side of the Areand stretched himself under the stars,&nd I went to Croghan's quarters andlay down with my clothes on In thobunk assigned to me.

The book which I would have rentopen at twenty I now carried unsealedTIia tnBfwnen ...rt .It. wno an awns, anrlWU..t.OV KM, W B W ..I....tcn my thoughts from the other sus- -

'lienso which could not he endured. It'was not likely that any person aboutjMont-Lau- is had stolen the book andwandered so far. Small as the volumewas, the hoards Indented my breastand made mo increaslcsly conscious ofits presence. I waked 1 the night andbtld It.

Kcxt morning Johnny jpleseed was

civil- -

on

sight,

with reply. smokeTho gathered children

chickens under shelter. All InJoked

with the gush of humor which dangerstart Americans. I sawready laugh that faced Its season

was called Indian summer,Indian advantage

tho last pleasant weather toSuch .rould speak light

of firstpleasant Febiuary days, when savages

councils before on the

Croghan nnd watched the

woundended sprang a ra- -

and snatched ensign's sword,It and

flag bearer hurried Amer-ican within the; gates.

General Proctor"1 regretted soUna a young ns .Majorshould fall into tho hands savages

not to"When this fort Is tnken," Cro-

atian hearing message, "therewill be nobody it kill."

British gunboats drawn thoSandusky howitzerthoro opened nnd all

PARTNER WANTED.

TO LET.At Kalmnkl, tho cottago lately occu-

pied by J. W. on EighthAvenue, near Knlmukl Avenue,near the property Hendricks.A few minutes' walk from the Elec-

tric Cars. Fcr Information, apply toCecil Brown, Merchant Street.

2069-t- f

Brick building, sultnblo for manufac-turing plant; storo In connection If

desired. KentBishop & Co., bankers. 2C21-t- f

A ntco front mosquito-proo- f roomprivate family; car line; rent

Apply N. E. corner Vic-

toria Luualllo Sts. 2C56-t- f

Furnished Booms Nice, cool, mosqul-to-proo- f

rooms. Alakea House, Ala-

kea St. bet. Hotel and King.22C5-t- f

2 cottages Ulver street, rooms,kitchen bath room. J. W. Pod-mor-

Bethel and King. 2C21-t- f

Nicely furnished front room forprivate family. 15C2 Nuu-nm- t

near School. 2097-l-

Booms, nil modernor without hoard, 727

Lunalllo St. 2039-l-

Furnished nt No. 9 Gardenlane. McConnell.

AND BOARD.Boom nnd board In prlvnto family. Ad-

dress II. It., this oirico, or call at 1490Nuuanu Ave. 2070-t- f

Boom Board for prl-vat- o

family; Maklkl. Apply Box 652.2C56-t- f

LOST.Saturday, p. m., between 4 and 6

o'clock, Hotel St. Wilder Ave.a lady's brown leather caso

nnd purse combined, silvergold mountings and flguro of womanacross ono corner. Reward If re-

turned ofllce. 2697-l-

Many of dollars through ne-

glecting to havo stockInsured. Honolulu Investment Co.represent tho strongest AreInsuranco

A dark bay horse, left foot white,on Berctanla St. .bet. Artesian andMakIM, Saturday. Beward if re-

turned to Hotel Stables. 2098-l-

I

1

day with poor execution of longrange artillery. Tho an-gle fort was their target. Cro-ghan foresaw that the enemy's Inten.tlon was to make breach andUcre. When night came again his ono6 was moved much labor

Hint.. ....nnt-l- o Intn...... tlin Bntithivnat- ."... Q... ...V .VU...T.I.H,as as possible,

He masked thoembrnsuie au'd hadloaded a double cburgo of

slugs and grapeshot and half a chargeof powder. Perhaps the British thoughthim nny heavylery.

They were busy themselvesthree the ineffectual C poundersAnd howitzer under darkness with'

tho stockade as water fills a well andsettled like fog between us and the en- -cmy. An attack was made on thosouthern tnslo where cannon wasmasked.

"This nothing but feint," Cio- -ghan said tu younger officers.

While that replied with musketry ho kept a sharp lookout for thosafety of the northwest

Ono soldier wiib brought down tholadde- - and carried through murkypall to surgeon, who could noIng for Another turned fiom nloophole with blood upon him, laugh

sometimes more swiftly felt Itspain. Ho came presentlyhis shoulder bandaged and resumedhis place loophole.

The of that powderand heat made soldiers

throw off tjielr coats, as If tlw expand-ing human body was nai bo con-fined

Monday.).

,

J. Horner & Co., plumbers arofor business. Bates reasonable.

All work guaranteed. 910 Alukca St..opp. Occidental Hotel.

LAZARRE, By.

MARY HARTWELL CATHERWOOD

(Satf Vpon tht tht FattqfthSaafifn, n LauU XVI. and It Anfitftti)

b, lb BOWEN-MEK.R.IL- L COHfAKT

....

gone from the fort, unafraid of war, tln 250 yards of the fort, giving n back-le- nt

only on carrying tho apple of gtound of woods to their battery,(ration Into tho wilderness. Nobody About dawn wc saw what they had

,polte about his ahsonce, for shells be- - been doing. They thozan tn fall nrnund us. The British nnd northwest angle, and still Croghan

were In and General plied only with muskets, waiting forI'roctm- - sent a flag of truce demanding them to storm.

I So It went ou all day, the gun proofMajor Croghan's ensign enduring Its bombardment

tho messenger a flag In Isnd thickening It filledwomen their

as thofort wcro cheerful, and the men

in then thoIn

shat be- -causa tbe then tookof makeraids. pioneersly even powwowing time, tbe

acid

Major I

vinegave back

that

whosaid

left

Mrs.

very

fourand

with

roomsMrs. 2563

oncard

with

this

four

hind

the

enter

with'ftnm

pleco with

with artli- -

tho

urner

nothlitm.

thanback with

open

until

parley from ono of the j ng nt his mishap, for tho grotesque-Uia- 't

bastloned tho place. Before it ne'ss and of a nroa Shawanoo out of

theHo the,

British the

man Croghanof

were be restrained.

on theIn to

up onriver and a on the

flro

A. Rcdhouse,and

of

reasonable.

in aon

reasonable.and

on

gen-

tleman;

riirnlshcd conven-iences,

MOOM

nnd gentleman;

nndcar,

and

to

thousands

ofcompanies.

thenorthwestern

of

a

pounder

blockhouse noiselesslytho

unprovided

bringingof

the

nthe

blockhouse.

thetho

at theat-

mosphere Its

toIn winpplng'9,

(Continued

now

SurrsanJInJ

Caa,rl(kt.

concentrated

surrender.approached blockhouse

descendingsettlements.

cannonaded

sufficiently

exhilaration

blockhousesInconvenience

reluctuntly,

WtoitfLCtiJmaA

'"""' S' T ""i!;5iT?$?,,EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, FED. 27, 1904.

I S Social Side of Life SAlthough Lent has piohlblted many mad, lomuitlc passion, lie could not

amusements for the Episcopate the with good grace, dissuade her from glvfeminine element of the other churches lug back to her father tho valuabledo not seem to bo too much effected real estate nnd buildings with whichto Indulge in little games of bridge, he hnd enriched her In her own right,at which the nimble dime often changes It was thought by many that the

turn of theso great gifts would softenIn fact, bridge has almost entirely the Justifiable wrath of the parent,

ousted "pedro," nnd has come to stay, but It seemed only to Intensify It. Wat-- It

Is a more satisfactory game, and son died without receiving any signrequires enough study to make It rath- - ,of forgiveness from the Injured father,er complicated, If one goes In for It. nnd he certainly deserved none. TheIt has been the rneg In other towns violation of the confidence of his clos-f-

n year or more, but the bridge est friend might be pardoned In ncraze has only Just arrived, and, as youth, but was IncxcuslbloHonolulu Is nothing If not Intense, we In un old man who had nearly reachedmay be sure the bridge pressure will the allotted span of life, and who, Inbe a high one. I addition to his other disqualifications

I know a blue eyed matron who Is for tho role of an Impulsive Romeo,!nlrcady an adept nnd plajs llko n Net- - had been already unhappily marriederan, and the men say "she Is all and divorced. I hear that Mrs. Wat- -rlEht." These little uartles are alwnys ton Intends to come hack from Knslnnd

ery popular and create a pleasantnnd harmless diversion during thoI.cntcn season.

Mr. and Mrs. Schaefcr entertainedfor the Italian officers nt dinner last

where

Friday evening. Tho table was dressed Bald to uo one of the most active host-I- n

the Italian colors, nnd the effect esses In San Francisco. She gives sev-- of

the green, whlto und led was brll- - cral teas every week nnd her dinnersllant. Among those present were Mr. 'which occur hoarly every other cven-nn- d

Mrs. George Bodlck, Br. nnd Mrs. ing, are most enjoyable. Sho hasF Howard Humphrls, Miss Agnes great executlvo powers nnd is destinedWalker, the Misses Schaefcr, Misses tu become a leader In the near fututeJones. Miss I.lnvnda, Captain Pctcetto, of the younger set.Slgnor Enrico Plona, Doctor Alfonso1'ulso and Mr, Haas. The Clifton Is becoming quite a pop- -

ular place of residence. It Is so con- -Mrs, llnrry Mncfnrlano Is telling her venlently located, and so thoroughly

friends all about her delightful visit, well furnished nnd homc-llk- o thatand making them green with envy,Probably no one has been more enter--talned In San Francisco than thischarming young matron. As "Pottle"Dunn sho was ono of the prettiest as run. Tho surroundings nrc very cheer-we- ll

as ono of the most popular girls ful and one has the benefit of the bandthere, nnd she has not lost her rcputa-,o- n

tion for beauty nnd charm since livinghere. In fact there nrc some who thinkher far prettier ns a matron. She hasbrought back somo stunning frocks,and Is most generous nhout telling thogirls what they nrc wearing In SanFrancisco.

husband

It was most amusing to walk about mother Is one of tho most prominenttho day after tlin storm nnd view tho members of the Century Club nnd ndifferent articles put out to nlr on the very handsome woman. Miss Kauf-lanal- s.

It didn't much matter what man Is a grcnt favorite in social cir-w-

thcro providing they all got tho lies and Is possessed of n magneticsun. Somo strangers who went calling temperament nnd delightful manners,un Nuuanu avenue, nt a must ronven- - It Is a pleasure always to Invite her totlonnl house were much functions ns they mo sure to he a sue-b- y

tho lot of boots, shoes cess if she has an) thing to do withand toys which gtectcd their uston- - them. She Is a gicat friend of Mrs.Ishcd gazo as they asked for the host- - William Irwin, nnd on opera nightsess. Casting their cjes about they can generally bo seen In Mrs. Irwin'ssaw troiiBcrs, and U1030 articles of fern- - box with a gay party of friends. ShoInlue nppaiel usually regulated to the has been often urged to visit New Yorkback fence, gaily moving to nnd fro durlnfe tho season but Invariably re-in tho breeze. Tho hostess, not In tho fuses ns her tastes nro quiet and tholeast nbashed, explained to the puzzled euclety life In San Francisco is qultovisitors that a sun bath was an abso- - strenuous enough.Intn natnaaltv nftn,- - n mvdm elnrm .! t. JU

I They will probably return, to their..hfimlfttv. urlttl...... tlin Arm ........nnnvlntlnni..w. Alirit..

u,,.uul.Uu,,.iKuuiraull.T T

.Monday afternoon the officers of thocruiser Puglla were "at homo" to aiew invitcu guests, 'ino snip was ingala attire, the Hags making a bravosnowing nnu the roses, carnations nndpalms with which tho ship was pro- -fusely decorated, giving It quite n fes--live air. The ofllcers vied with eachother In attention to their guests andthe pleasing task Of showing the ladlesnuout tne snip devolved upon Chief En- -gineer poppl. The officers were In fulldress uniform, and their bright colorscontrasted pleasingly with tho cblf- -tons of tho fair guests. Tea was servedun ucck unu me sanawicnes nnu coneswith which the guests regaled them- -selves were very acceptable. Tho lit- -tie candles from Naples wcro much en- -Joyed. After tea the ladles were pre- -Bented with charming bouquets offlowers w th tho ribbon of the Pugllatwisted about the handle. After teatho band plnved danco music and theyounger clement tripped the light fan- -tnstlc toe until six. The ofllcers ex- -pressed themselves as highly delighted

attention, of Italian ConsuSchacfer and his charming wife, andregretted very much they could not re- -main longer In Honolulu. All tho of- -fleers were most popular nnd mado

'on Wednesday morning.

.Mr. and Mrs. Bobert Lowers gave adinner on Friday evening nt their homont Wnlklkl. It u-- Ihn l,l,th,ln M.'!..,.

Mr. Percival White, Mrs. James Cas-tle and Miss Nelllo White etnect-t- o

sail for Europe to be gono n jear. Theyleave Honolulu in about two weeks.

Mr. nnd Mis. Georgo Bll3s of Erie,Pa., arrived In the Ventura and uiostopping at tho Moana hotel. Mr. liliesIn tho only ton of Mr. John II. Bliss,who has made his homo In Honolulufor the pnst two yens at tho MoanaHotel. .Mis. mist! Is a charming

Jblondo, tdll und graceful. Qeorgo Blissis the commodoie of tho Erie YuchtClub nnd owns one of the best yachtsen the lakes. Ho is n great sports-man, nnd can spiel a Bailor's yam withthe best of them. Tho Bliss familyaio certainly a great acquisition to Ho-nolulu Boclcty.

The following wus published In aSan Francisco paper and will bo ofricat Interest to Honolulu ns theSpreckcls nro so well known here. "The

allnl.m,wvvu ivci'l u,uu iiujit til, VIIKIUIU UUllg

men, was freely permittedwith Watson, who posed ns friendof the was staitlcdone fine day by tho nows that she hadrun awny tho nged luoker, whowas old enough to be her father. Nat- -urally. her parents veryagainst WitUon, for It was

would match, andtho great Van Ness

been built give eclatcareer. As Watson had won

Miss by his of

her late took her after ,

Heir sensational marrlagd. She Isnow about years old."

Miss Ma go Colburn, who visited theHarry Macfarlanes some time ago.

strangers who once gain an entrancoto Its portals nro forced come again,Now that Mr. James Is giving hisguests meals It Is likely to bo over- -

music nights. There Is a mosquitoproof room on the lanai for the bene- -fit of the guests

Mr. Walter Kaufman, who Just mar-lle- d

Mamie Blcthen Sherwood Inan Francisco, Is n brother of MissJcsslo Kaufman, who Is visiting Mrs.Hatch at Soucl. Miss Kaufman s

.Mr. ...Jack

-- ...Wlson, who recently.

mar- -neil jugs .viauci uian, is very wen

.known here. The Jack Wilsons cx- -pect visit Honolulu somo tlmo intho summer. "Jack" has dilated toninny upon the charms of tho Paradise

the Pnclflc.":-- 4-- !

One need never nttrlbute the "ashesof love" to Jolly Gertrude Dutton. but

paper In San Francisco has in It thefollowing: "Miss Dutton,ono of the season's debutantes,has a romantic Interest nlt.irlu.il tnher. Her flame died and was cremat- -cd nnd It Is said tho joung lady hadhis preserved In n beautiful urnwhich she guards with loving care,Society Is who will bo thojoung mtin who Bhall efface the mem- -ory of Its romantic attachment nnd

her discard tho ashes of her oldadmirer."

Meanwhile. I am wondering If thopretty Miss fiertrude will not get allttlo confused and wonder which inn

weep over. A constant affection didnot 6ccm ho her weakness whilevisiting us not so very long ago.

.j.'

MrB. Atwatcr. of Pensacola street,cntettalne.l lunch In honor of Mrs.McCloud on Friday. About tvvclvoguests were nrcsent

Mr .,, M ,, n Tnnv ... .

occa8l'1 was n niost Informal one nndgrealy cnJu.w, Among thMe prcacnt

w'pMnStoi"?"' . M,'".ic?:"'". ". WUUU1U JlUgll IIUUIUUII

.""d otliei.j. .. ..

Marquis Splnola of the Pugllawas the youngest ofllcer on board.

They say, that Miss Dlclaon was verymuch admired on tho steamer and- Isnlrc.dy u great favorite In the Orient.

Mr. Kdwmd Wntson expects to leavofor the coast In the spring In orderattend the marriage of his sister,

J. .;.Tho joungest child of Mr. and Mrs.

Damon was christened last"""'"' "' "" " " " o. -

""""" .. :Mrs. Hugh Bodman arrived from

San Frunclsco on Friday's steamer.Captain and Mrs. Bodman will prob-ably proceed to the Orient together.

captain will ho greatly missed byhost of friends.

:

.vuss Winston Is recovering veryBlow ly, but Is eonroled for bad nccl

hwmuii;.

Mr, Clcghorn Is slowly recoveringfioni his recent Indisposition.

! ! !

Mrs. Neumnn sails In tho Siberia forEngland in oi'der to be present ut thomarriage of her daughter, Miss Lilly.

! !

The gold links at Moanalun weiewi-l- l attendee on Monday. Amongwho diovo lode to Moanalua weroGovernor and Mrs. Carter, Mr. and.MrB. Hurry Maefnrlane, the Misses

death of Thomas Watson, who eloped den ul' flowers, books and visltois. itwith and married tho only daughter of "M be pleasant to see this charmingClaus Spreckcls, recalls the clrcum- - nni1 brilliant young woman aboutstances of that extraordinary affair. "Bain.Watson, who was n broker, was a man- - ' ! ! 4"about-tow- n pouly and grizzled wld. ' The sympathies of the whole com-que- r.

and apparently Impervious to munlty are with the family of tho lateromance. Miss Spreckels, who had Henry Waterhouso In their greatIja. 1.a., ..... nil aII. !!.,.. . tn.il.li.

to assoclatoa

family. The town

with

wero bitterexpected

she mnko a brillianthouso on avenue,

had to to hersocial

Spreckels piofesslon a

36

Is

to

Mrs.

Sans

to

or

uGertrude

already

ashes

wondering

make

toto

nt

di

to

Thoa

her

thosoor

'. i''iU4h6d4y

ESTABLISHED VfiO.

Walter Baker& Co.'s

CHOCOLATES

COCOASFor eating, drinking, and cooking.

PUKE, OHICIOVS, KUTMTIOUS.

OwOnASG00Ds

&

EHB

ncaiartnc.

BreitriitCocN,l-!lb.liii- .

Biltr'i Cboctlile (iMit(l(neJ)i lb. (ilti.Ctrotu Sweet flodilt, 1 lb, calei,

FOR SALC BY LEADING GROOMSIN HONOLULU.

WALTER BAKER ft CO.Ltd.DORCHESTER, MASS., U.S. A.

BY AUTHORITY

PUBLIC

LANDS

NOTICEOn Saturday, March 12th, 1901, at

12 o'clock noon, nt tho front entranceto tho Judlclnry Building, Honolulu,T. II., thcro will bo offered for salo atPublic Auction, a License for a periodor fifty (SO) years, for tbe privilege ofentering upon certain public lands ontho Island of Hawaii, Territory of Ha-waii, to confine, conserve, collect, Im-

pound, divert and sell all the RUN-NIN-

NATURAL SURFACE WATER,and power produced therefrom, (sub-ject to oxlstlng vested rights of privateparties In such water, and to the rigbtaof tho United States therein), uponand from all tho said public lands sit-uated on tho Island of Hawaii, In thoTerritory of Hawaii, within tho fol-

lowing described area,Bounded on the North

BOUNDARY, by tho sea, on tho Eastby Walpiq Valley, on

tho South by Walplo Valley, theboundary until such

boundary lino reaches an elevation of4,200 feet, from which point the con-tour line of 4,200 feet elevation shallform tho bnlance of tho South boun-dary, and on tho West by tbe

boundary as shown bygreen border on tho sketch plan sub-joined to license, tbe whole of sucharea being hereafter called tho

Water-Shed- .

Stated Annual Fee, $1,000.00.Upset 1 per cent, of Gross Revenue,

but In no ovent, after expiration of ISmonths from dato of license, shall thorevenue received, by the Governmentthrough this clause amount to lessthan $1,200.00 per annum. '

Any bid other than on percentage otGross Revenue will be rejected.

Upon fall of tho hammer tbe suc-

cessful bidder will signify his acceptance of the license and of all tbeterms thereof by his written endorsement thereon, nnd the payment of thofirst Ono Thousand (1,000) Dollar Foe.

For full particulars, In regard tocondtlons of said license, apply at theofllco of Commissioner ot PublloLands, Honolulu. ,

JAS. W. TRATT,Commissioner ot Public Lands.

Honolulu, T. II., Feb. 23, 1901.- 2070-t- f

WARRANT NOTICE.

Notice Is horoby given that payment111 bo deferred, of all warrants out

standing nnd warrants to bo Issued bytho Auditor after this date, exceptingwarrants for salaries and payroll.

All deferred warrants will havo tobo presented at this office to bo regis-tered, nnd will draw Interest from dateof registration at the rato of five percent, per annum.

A. N. KEPOIKAI,Treasurer, Torritory of Hawaii.

Treasurer's Ofllce, Honolulu, Oahu,February 2, 1901. 2683-t- t

Mncfarlane, Miss Nellie White, DoctorKnudscn, Mr. Derby, Mr. and Mis.B. Wilder.

4--

Mrs. Percy White will remain nt thoresidence of Mr, Castle during tho

ot her hushaud.: :

Mrs. Teresa Wilcox entertained theItalian officers with a luau nnd dancelust week.

: :

Mis. Georgo llodlek has cards outfor "Pedro," March third.

Patronize homo industry; when youneed starch, order Pla, or Hawaiianstarch. All grocers keep It for salo;costs no moro and Is superior to nnyImported.

BUSINESS DIRECTORYATTORNEY8.

O. C. Hewitt, Walohlnu, Kau, Ha-waii. Collections mads, all businessattended to; licensed to practice lawla District Courts. 3619-3t-

BALLASTING.

Hawaiian-Japanes- e Ballasting Co.Best black sand from $2 to $3 a loadaccording to distance hauled. Coralrocks for stable, roads and 'sidewalks. Third door below King,

i Maunakea St.; P. O. box 820. Tele--

phono Main 396.

CLEANING AND DYEING.

T. Hayashl Clothes cleaned, repairedand dyed. 637 Beretanla St.

DENTI3TS.

Drs. A. B. Clark and P. F. Freer Sic-- t

Intyra Bldg;, King and Fort Sts.

Dr. Derby Dentist; Fort and HotelSts.; Hours, 9 to 4.

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletinoffice.

Claua Spreckels. Wm, G. Irwin.

Clans Spreckels & Co

BANKER8.HONOLULU, : : : T. H.

San Francisco Agents The Novada National Bank of San Francisco.

Draw Exchange on the Nevada Na-tional Bank of San Francisco.

LondonThe Union of London andSmith's Bank, Ltd. ,

New York American Exchange Na-tional Bank.

Chicago Corn Exchango NationalBank.

Paris Credit Lyonnals.Berlin Drcsdncr Bank.Hongkong and Yokohama Hongkong--

Shanghai Banking Corporation.New Zealand and Australia - Ttnnlr

nt Knw 7nnlnnl nn Tlnnt. ... In.l.nl..'sla.

Victoria and Vancouver Bank ofBritish North America.

Deposits received. Loans made onapproved security Commercial andTravelers' Credits Issued. Bills of Ex-chango bought and sold.Collections Promptly Accounted For.

Alexander & BaldwinLIMITED.

OFFICERS.J. B. Castle First Vice PresidentW. M. Alexander... Second Vice Pres,J. P. Cooke TreasurerW. O. Smith SecretaryGeo. R. Carter Auditor

Sngar Factors and

Commission Ageits

AGENTS for Hawaiian Commercial &Sugar Co., Haiku Sugar Co., Pala Plan'tatlon Co., Nahlku Sugar Co., KlhelPlantation Co., Hawaiian Sugar Co.,Kabulul Railroad Co.

rmmmm,.""' vr'f V wt ; i ci rt VV'Ci0'

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Insurance - AgentsAGENTS FOR

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General Agent for Hawaii

Atlas Assurance Company of London.Phoenix Assurance Co. of London.New York Underwriters' Agency.Providence Washington Insurance Co,Phoenix Insurance Co. of Brooklyn.

ALBERT RAASMANAGER IN8URANCE DEP'TM'T.

Office 4th floor, 8tangenwald BJdg.

l,llillVA Urn it. (Tl

P. H. Burnette,Attorney-at-La- and Notary Public.Agent to Grant Marrlacje Licenses.Real Estate, Insurance, Collections.Office, 79 Merchant 8treet, Honolulu

EXPRE8S.

Moana Express, 910 Alakea St.; Tel.511 Blue; good service; moderaterates. 2655--

MUSIC.

Piano and organ tuning and repairing,Mr. Jaa. Sheridan, resident pianotuner, for many years an expert Inthis business. All orders carefullyattended to If left at Hawaiian NewCo., Young building, or Walt, Nich-ols Co. Residence 343 King street,near Opera House.

Annla Montague Turner Vocat In-structor; "Mlgnon," 1024 BeretanlaBL

Ernest Kaai Music Teacher. Studio,Room C9 Young Bldg.

ME8SENGERS.

Territorial Messenger Service UnionSt. near Hotel; Tel. 361 Main.

3JMA88AQE.

8. Ochlal Expert massage treatment,ur bick peopie. tit Kukul lane.ea99SSESSEE9tSlSSaaaBaaaaa

BISHOP & CO.' BANKERS,

Established In I8S8.BANKING DEPARTMENT.

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R. L. HCOTT. OFFICE STREETi

Legal Notices.Mortgagee's notice of inten-

tion to foreclose mort-gage AND OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuantto n power of sale contained In thatCOrtnln tnnrtttnnA ilnloil A..cilt 99mlA. D., 1S00. made by Eleanor K. Pren-jlliO-

dergast and John K. Preudergast. hor'K.husband, both of Honolulu, Island of

OF

AND OF

herebyin

w..ninanr. Anrllby advertises claims

Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, as mort-- as mortgagors to tho undersigned, M.gagors tho undersigned, J. Carlos of Walalua, Island and Tcr-Carl-

Walalua, Island and Terrl- - rltory aforesaid, as iccord-tor- y

aforesaid, ns mortgagee, recorded cd In Register Offlco, Oahu, InIn Register Office. Oahu. In liber liber 207, page 292, the said J.215. page IOj. the M. Carlos In- - Carlos Intends to foreclosetends to foreclose tho mortgage mortgage for condition broken, to-f-

condition broken, the non- - wit, the nt ot principal nndpayment principal and interest whendue. Notice Is also hereby given thntall nnd slnculur tho lands, tenements,and hereditaments in mortgagodescribed and conveyed, will be soldat public auction at the auction rooms

Isthat

.Inlful

S.

J.

thothe

said J. the

of Will C. Fisher, No. ISO. Merchant Merchant street, Honolulu, afore- -Street, Honolulu aforesaid, on Monday fculd, on the 14th day ot March,tho 14th day of March, A. D. 1904 at 12 1904, at o'clock noon ot said day.o'clock noon of day. The property covered by the said

The property conveyed by the said mortgage and to be sold at public auc- -mortgage and to be sold at public auc- - tion as aforesaid, consists ot the fol- -

as aforesaid, consists of the fol- - lowing pieces or. parcels of land,lowlnir ntofPH nr nnrnln nf lnn,l tn.'nll thns nteppa nf Innil altuntn nf lfn.. D , . . , w

that

wit. several pieces or parcels wall, Kapalaroa, ," V; ,"'lu,0 ""of land situate Wnlpllopllo, Kapa- - Territory Hawaii, known' ,Geo'

said Honolulu, nnd tho ae Mahele ond three, also l,or Llllhana (w.) "(ivertlsessame that were conveyed to 'house adjoining makal Mahalo !?,,?,said Prendergast by Ellka- - 'three, and known houso lot

Pueo Keawe dcedlthe D. W. Pua, J ftdmlnistrator ofdated March 19, 189C. and recorded

I

said offlce In liber 158 on pages 258.--

and comprising:FinST: All thnt pleco or parcel of

land an areaan acre, and Apana two of LandCommission Award 1191, Itoyal Patent2511 to Kuloa.

SECOND: those three pieces orparcels ot land comprising an aggro,gate area 883-10- of acre,being Apanas one, two and threeLand Commission Award 1730, RoyalPatent 4722 to Kllauca, excepting thatportion of premises conveyed to theOahu Hallway & Land Company, con-taining an area an acre, to-

gether with all the rights, privileges.Improvements, easements, and appur-tenances to the same belonging or Inanywise appertaining.

TEKMS: Cash in United States GoldCoin.

Deed at the expense purchaser.M. J. CARLOS,

For further particulars apply to J.Alfred Magoon U. Llghtfoot, attor-neys mortgagee.

W. FISHER,Auctioneer.

2091 Feb. 20, 27, Mar. B, 12.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEFirst Circuit, Territory Hawaii. AtChambers; Probate, tho Matter

the Estato ot Constant Sterling, De-ceased. Order of Notlco ot HearingPetition for Administration. On readIng and filing the petition ot Lowers &Cooko, Honolulu, a creditor,alleging tnat constant sterling, Ho-nolulu, died Intestate at Colombo, Cey.Ion, on the 9th day A, D.

leaving property In tho Hawaiiannecessary to Do administered

upon, and, praying that letters ot. ad-

ministration to J, II, Craig, It Uordered that Mondays the 21st day

A. at 10 o'clock a. m.,bo and hereby Is for hearingsaid petition in tho room ot this

at Honolulu, at whlch'tlmo andplace all persona concerned may ap-pear and show cause, It any have,why said petition should notgranted, that notlco of this orderbe published In tho English languagefor successive weeks In tho Even-ing Bulletin, newspapenln Honolulu.

Dated at Honolulu, Hawaii, Feb. 13,1904. v

W. J. ROBINSON3d Judgo ot tho Circuit Court of

tho Circuit.Attest: J. A. THOMPSON,Clerk of tho Circuit Court of tho

First Circuit.Atkinson, Judd & Mott-Smlt- attor-

neys petitioner,2087 Feb. 13, 20, 27; Mar. 0.

H. T.I!'

72 P. O. BOX IOS

Legal Notices.MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE INTEN-

TION TO FORECLOSE MORT-

GAGE SALE.

Notlco given that pursuantto a power of sale contained

'nrflnln tnth I

to be filed

to M.of mortgagee,

M.said

of

Monday12

allacmlniatra-lam- a,

f,or,clalm8

comprising

ijn

Mortgagee.

D.appointed

be

I'ua, his wife, both of Honolulu,of Oahu, Territory ot Hawaii,

Interest when due. Notice Is also here- -by given that all and singular thoianus, lenemenis, ana ncreaiiamcms Insaiu mortgage uescnucu conveyeu,

be sold nt public auction at theauction rooms of Will E. No.

r . .. . . ....

gagor's father, nnd more particularly.described by a deed Hattlo K. Vlvi- -diaves, the 11th of May, 1897,and recorded In said Offlce In liber 167,page 3C4, and also by deed ot WilliamK. Pua, dated August 1st, 1899, and re-

corded In said in liber page3C1, and the same being pieces or por-tions ot Land Commission Awardto Nnholowaa and Land CommissionAward 8520 W. Pua, togetherwith all tho rights, privileges. Improve-ments, casements and nppurtcnanccstn the same belonging, or any wiseappertaining.

Terms: Cash In United States goldcoin. at the expense pur-chaser. M. J. CARLOS,

Mortgagee.For further particulars J.

Alfred Mngoon J. Llghtfoot, attorneys said mortgagee.

E. .FISHER,Auctioneer.

2C94-F- eb. 20, 27, Mar. 5,

Business Notices.NOTICE.

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Corporation Notices,

WILDER'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Changs In Sailing of 8teamer"Maul", Connecting 8. 8. "At.ameda" from the Coast.

Commencing Feb. Etb, steamer,"Maul", Bennett, Master, willfrom Honolulu at 6 n. m. for Lahalno.MaalaeaLaupahoehoe, with mallpassengers.

"Above time ot sailing, subject toihango without notlco."

WILDER'S STEAMSHIP2613-3-

Wsskly tdltlon of Bulletin,pt yM

mMpwiilMls'il tsirr5waMW""' "7""" II'

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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, H., SATURDAY, FEU. 27, 104. ever

Business Man's

Probate Notices.' Mate

Petitions for Administration. -

..'";? Si!l".d. "?....

?.n'.t-haAl0-.t;

?Xand, Intestate. Hearing March 12,10 a., m, Judge Kalua.

Lowers & Cooke petition that letters' d.!,.,."toi?SS" "u.J?Ji 8

i. iinrinr mI! "hi in m"c 'Judge Robinson.H.H. Williams petitions that letters

of administration Issue to David Day.? fi ? . -

Judge Hoblnson.t i '

ofWfi.MKKiaason estate of Ane Paakaula. Intestite. I

Hearing March 7, 10 a. m. Judgo De.on.. b..i..i. . uim,,. 'at.. Wll ,w, Hi I

Albert' Wnterhmmn nolltlnns for nrn.ol wlll Hcnry ?"lelter tMtnmnntarv luu. In Vim mo...on ......Lr .. .uuu viuiaui vuivrnuuse. neariuK

April 4, 10 n. ra. Judge Gear.M. W. Tschudl petitions for probate i

nt n .it ti iit,.,i,f,.i k.itthut letters testamentary Issue to

mm. Hearing 14, 10 a. m.Judgo Robinson. I.

Father Valentin petitions for probatowill of Margaret Moorhcad that H.

letters testamentary Issue him. '

iinnrimr Mnmh 7. in n. m. .i,iir nr...DNotices to Creditors.

By Administrator. LYlm ndmlnlstrator estate

iV,inn.a' nia8,: SA aiCJlli,Qi2l....iinuuo m no u.vu n,iu uciuiv

August 23.Ilobcrl I'. Lange, ndmlnlstrator C3- - ore In Walmea and right of pur-tat- o

In Chock, ndvcrtlscs for claloiB chnso lease. Upset price $1,100.

mado K. Adelaldo''"!'1- - for

ISO

All

for

for

tor

for

to- - be filed at office of Hoffschl acger Co.,'Isbeiorc juiy 14. I

Henry Watcrhouso Trust Co., Ltd..adm!n!8tra tOr CStUtQ W. H. COF&

ueiaro juiy ti.D. F. Diliinenam. administrator a.

of H. Lose, advertises for claimsto be filed with him June 1, '04

E Da Sllva, administrator estate ' o'Francisco Slmao, advertises for claimsto bo filed with him beforo Juno 18, '04 I

W. O. Smith, ndmlnlstrator estate ofLlllll Knha advertises for claimsto bo filed with him June 14 I

(Wl), Pollco Station.at in

h.,. Mov Honolulu, be sold

those ha Honolulu, Island ofnt Oahu, of and w- - ,,alhcnul',

In being and a e,stato r Ipremises of d w,lh hlm ,n Hll'

Eleanor K. ns tho of ,, .? ''peka and of s"kl estate Kua- -Kcawe, Estato the mort

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Dav'd Dayton, administrator estateof Charles Halvorscn, advertises forclaims to bo Hied with htm bcfoiaApril '04.

A. F. Cooke, administrator estateWalter E. Lee, advertises 'ror claims tobe nd with him before April IS '04.

D. W. Anderson, administrator es-

tato ot Daniel O'Leary, advertises forclaims to be filed with him at Bishop

"ul" ito bo flln,l with hlm at nfflA of E. H.Douthltt. Stangenwold building, beforeMarch 30,

Helen Nunn, administratrix estateot Harry Nunn, advertises for claimsto be with her at Muki'.well, Kauai,or Henry Smith, Judiciary building,Honolulu, Beforo March 12, '01.

Lawrenco II. Deo, administrator ci-

tato of John Callan, advertisesclaims to be filed with him or W. T.Rawlins before March 1, '04.

Evangeline A. Sllva, administra-trix estate of Jose Flores, advertisestor claims to be filed with orSmith & Parsons, Hllo, before March4, '04.By Executors.

S. Lyman, executor, advertisesclaims against estate ot D. Kama), Inconnection with pleco land at Kaleie,Hllo, to be filed with him beforo Aug-ust 1.

Kaauana, executrix estate ot Kaba-kauwlt- a,

advertises for claims to befiled with her or Jas. Coke, Wallu-k- u,

Maul, beforo July 2.Kaauana, executrix estate ot Kaha-kauwil- a,

for claims to bofiled with her or Jas. L. Coke beforeJuly 2.

rruim i. Aiiiciiuu, etuiur win

tlses tor claims to bo filed with birobefore June 9.

Harriet K. Bailey, executrix estateD. T. Bailey, claimsbe filed with L. C. Abies before Maj18. '04.

Phillip Peck and Solomon Peck, executors tr will of Ely Peck, adver-tises for claims to be filed with Smithk. Lewis, before April

Ho Ful Jin, executor estate of HoKong Wing, adverttsas tor claims tnbe filed with hlm, 1401 King street,March

Geo. Castle, executor under willot Geo. Andrews, advertises forclaims tit be filed with him at office ofHawaiian Trust Co., Ltd., before March1. '04.

Cecil Brown, executor under will ofWilliam Phillips, advertises for Halmto be filed his offlce before March 1,

.By Assignees.George Blake, assignee of Joaquin

M?'-yJ"--- ..Walter C.

Lung Co., Hon)lulu, advertises forclaims to be file with him at officeT, II. Davlei & Co, before April

Petitions jor Hearing

Administrators'M. A. Gonsalves, administrator es- -

clothes at my shop, that after thlMA'exn?der Mntaiiuo Atherton, adver- -

1410

Bay, Kawalhae, MohukonaJZablan. advertises for claims to beHllo

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T.

of

F.

of

Handy Index

ft. u. resianu, peuuuun ui m.-- ',

lots

(k)

counting and discharge. .HearingMarch 28. 10 a. Judge Do Holt,

A- - Humborg. ndmlnlstrator estate ofIlobert Andrews, petitions for account- -Ing and discharge. Hearing, March 1,

Evangcllno da Bllva, ndmlnlstrator I

cstat0 ot Jo90 FIoreSi petitions for ac-- 1

counting and discharge. HearingMarch m Juir8 LlttIe.

W, W. Hall, administrator estate. E. '

Newman, petitions for accountingnd discharge. Hearing March 7, 10'

, ,,, n nU.

j p Dla8 ndmlnlstrator estate of1Dotclho. petitions for accounting

anu llchargc. Hearing March 7, 10.

Stockholders' Meetings.

Honokaa Sugar Co., annual meetingMonday, February 29, at 10 a. m.

the office of F. A. Schaefcr & Co.,. . .,, .rueme auHHr Jllll, annum lueoungMonday. February 29. at S p ., tuuico ni r. A. ocnacier

Klnahulu Susar Comnanv. annual. " "'. ;,

Tf"1. Vl?!9, -n- - Bt mca

H Hackfcld yo.Oahu Sugar Company, nnnunl meet.

l,?gV,KelUil!1,,y 2' 10 a" m" nt otnco of

,",.'," 'Kol,a, Sugar Company, annual meet- -,

'Hackfeld & Co,

Kf1kB,iat, ,Sugar Company, annualFebruary 29, 4 p. nt omce

n nckfea & Co

sales.

a"n Sale.

.Ai.tC?ur o"0"80.' :yaLm!a:"aw.fl ,'

.....itii I, 1. 111., Jltni, feuuiuiuu, milsell nt public auction Interest of mln- -

sheriff 8ales.A fs1f sin Ctnllnn ITnnnlutll r.iiili

;,( ,, m ,ntet of' Wm. T pa,V nmlwlti. , I.1a nn ..vnnnr., I., Ann...ntstreet be sold at public auction forjudgment lor IZ4MU2 interest nnucoals. I

At Pollco Station Honolulu, March-- ' '- - m interest oi .miss aiury uuckio

..iJ - .,",7" V'--1.. .L"". .. .,'A -

","? ' , rn.fi. I

a, vaWc qtatlon March 14 12 minterest Thomas Gandall In land nndleasehold In Honolulu will be sold atpublic auction for Judgment for 1227.45.

public auction for Judgment for JGS.CS,

interests and costs.At Police Station. March 7. 12 m.. In

tercst of Sirs. M. Makaena In property .

at Moanalua, will bo sold at publicauction for Judgment for $27.23, Interest and costs.

Police Station. March 8. m..Interest ot Tom Pedro In lot at Kallhlwill be sold at public auction for Judgment for $31.67. Interest and costs.

At Pollco Station. March 9. 12 m.. Interest of Kale Alapal lot at Kapa-lam- a,

will be sold at public nuctlon torJudgment $22.05 Interest and costs.

At Police Station, March 8, 12 m.. Interest of Peter P. Davis In land atMalli, Moanalua, Honolulu will be soldat public auction for Judgment for$12.20, Interest and costs.

Foreclosure Mortgage 8ales.Mortgage made Thomas Clark

and wife to Mncfarlano & Co.. Ltd., re- -corded In L bcr 247. nages 0. cov- -crlng land nt Honopou, Maul, will besold at public auction at office of Jas,L. Coke. Walluku, March 23, 12 m.

Mortgage made by II. M. Dow andwlto to The First American Savingsand Trust Company of Hawaii, Ltd.,raMnl&t In IIKa. 4C nn irr-- 11-i- n,verlng property on south slope ofPunchbowl, Honolulu, will be atpublic auction nt Morgan's auctionlooms March 12 m.

Mortgago made by M. Cunningham to F. A, Schaefer, II. Focko andW. Lanz, recorded In Liber 220, pages

covering Mint saloon property,will be sold at public auction nt Mor- -Can's auction rooms March 12 m.

Mortgngo made by Elizabeth K, Bak-er to A. Lewis, Jr., recorded In Liber243, pages covering residenceproperty on the south slope ot Punch

Dlla Walolcc. administrator estate Interest and cos s.ol Ekaeka advertises for claims! At March 15, 12 m.,

'" h him Kalaoa store.. Hakuole. land17 ,ni ittt Kunawal. will at

lot

by

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W.

12.

20,

'04.

filed

tor

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advertises

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advertises for to

und

13, '04.

10. '04.P.

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Petitions.

m.

m"

m.,

will

At 12

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by

sold

19.W.

19,

bo sold at

B. m.to in

ill, pages w, covering- iniiuIsland, Hllo, will bo sold

at Hllo Court House,March 2fth, 12 m.

Mortgago Nettle - and M,F. Scott to If. Hnckfeld & Co.,

Liber 239, pages 389-9- coveringland In North Kona, bo sold at

Houso, Kallua,.North Kona, 12

Mortgago mado by S. K. Pua and

iiyiiuimu, run uwm lll,uv.v ".at Fisher's auction March 14,m.

Mortgage made by Eleanor K. Prendergast and husband J. Carlos,

In Liber 215, cover-ing property Knpnlama, Honolulu,will be at auction Fish-cr- 's

rooms March 24, 12 m.Mortgage made James McQueenAugust Dreler, recorded liber 227,

170.171, covering propertyPawaa, will be foreclosed Morgan'sauction rooms March 12, 12 ni.

made by Wong Kwal O.Josephine Bruer. recorded in liber

320-32- covering land on Nuu-an- u

street between Hotel and King, ,

will be foreclosed at auctionrooms, March 12 m.

PublicAt Judiciary building, March 26, 13

ni lease ot kula land anu nsn ponaKanohoululwl, Kaneohe bay, Koo- -

laupoko, Oahu, will sold publicauction.

At Judiciary Building, Mar.for fifty

of lands In Kohala, Hawaii, will66U1 auction.

Tenders.

lor constructing frnmo building nSisal for U. S. Magnetic Observatory

(Will close oinco of W. D. Alexander ,

.tiurcn v. 12 m, iror construction G.room school house, ,., ,., , , m ,

. . ... ......... .;. ,,' .... v .... k.- - -- , ...- -ofllcc, March 12, 12 m.

Building Permits.Lee Wnl, 2 stories, wood, Kin St.Jarrctt. 1 story, wood. Vineyard St.If. L. Kirr, steel and concrete, King

SlreeliII, Roberlson. 1 story, wood,

Bingham St.F. It. Tranguada, 1 story, wooiL,

Srhnnt Rt.J. Victor, 1 story, canvas, Nuuanu

St.Jas. H. Love, galv. Iron. King St.

C. Munson, galv. Iron, Hotel St.

Plumbing Permits.Ynmnoka, 1 story, wood, King St.;

Akamoto.Mrs. Loutsson, 1 story, wood, Kina

at . I.. K-- -si., ju. nun, ji,W. J. Karrattl. 1 story, wood, Knrra- -

iu, oamu..

Judgments.Sablna K. Hutchinson Mrs. K.

laukea. assumpsit; Judgment" for' plala- -tin. 1214.33.

w s VB. j00 i.ctcr. nssump": Jlgmcnt for plaintiff, I3G.00,

V. S. Noblltt Jas. Kuplhca, as- -

Mlml')8it; 'judgment for plaintiff, $11.49.David Lawrence & Co., Ltd., A.

Morimoko, assumpsit; Judgment forplaintiff. J30.C1.

Geo, W. Durgcss Wm. W. Doyd,'assumpsit; Judgment for plaintiff,

.''Pitney & Marsh. Ltd.. vs. J. D.Avery, assumpsit; Judgment for plain.(f( S19.1U.

.

Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.

WAIOHINU AGRICULTURAL AND

grazing CO..

At thn Recular Annual oftho Walohlnu Agricultural & GrazingCo.. held tho offlco of Wm. Q. Irwin

,& Co.. Ltd., tho 25th day of Februnr'. A. D. 1904, tho following officersw"o elected to servo for tho ensuingcar, viz.:W. G. Irwin PresidentW. M. GltfardH. M. Whitney, Jr Treasurer

Ivers SecretaryA. C. Lovekln AuditorTho abovo officers, with the

tlon of the Auditor, form tho Board otDirectors.

IVERS,Secretary Walohlnu Agricultural

& Grazing Co.Honolulu, February 25, 1904.

26991W

NOTICE.

PONAHAWAI COFFEE COMPANY,LIMITED.

At tho Regular Mcotlng ofthe Stockholders ot tho PONAHAWAICOFFEE COMPANY, LIMITED, heldat tho offlco ot Wm. Q. Irwin & Co.,Ltd., on tho 2Bth day of February, A.D. 1904, tho following officers weroelected servo for tho ensuing year,viz.

W. Irwin PresidentW. M. GlffardJ. A. Scott TreasurerH. M. Whitney, Jr SecretaryA. C. Lovekln AuditorThe above officers form tho Board

Directors.H. M. WHITNEY, JR.,

Secretary Ponahawal Coffee Co.,Ltd.

Honolulu, February 25, 1904.2699-l-

ANNUAL MEETINQ.

Honolulu Investment Co., Ltd.

regular Annual Meeting ot thestockholders ot tho Honolulu Invest- -

Honolulu Investment Co..Ltd.

Honolulu, H. T., March 20th, 1904.2C95-8- t

NOTICE.

Tho Is hereby notified that thoInter-Islan- Teleeranh Comnnny. Ltd..win not l,n roanonsltilo for anv

tTi.rhnnilca nr wtintnnnvrr. linlrRH thnsame bo authorized In writing over ItsTreasurer's slgnaturo.

INTER-ISLAN- TELKORAPH CO,LTD.,

By RICHARD H. TRENT,Treasurer.

Honolulu, Feb. 25, 2C9S-1-

NOTICE.

Tho Annual Meeting of tho Stockholders of tho Pacific Sugar Mill willbo on Monday, February 29th,2 P. m. at tho offlco ot F. A. Schaefcr

Co.W. LANZ.

2688-13- t Secretary.

NOTICE.

Honolulu. February 13th, 1904.

Tho Annual Mcotlng of tho Stock-

holders of tho Honokaa Susar Com-pany will bo held on Monday, Febru-ary 29th, at 10 m at tho offlco of

,F, A. Schaefcr & Co.I W. LANZ,

2088-13- t Secretary.

bowl, will public nuctlon nt went Co., Ltd., will bo held at thoauction rooms, March 19, flco of tho company. No. 932 Fort

12 m. street, Honolulu, II. T on Tuesday,Mortgago made by A. Loebensteln March 1st, 1904, at 7:30 o'clock p.

W. O. Smith, trustee, recorded . EMMETT MAY,

nt Reed's atpublic auction

made byrecorded

Inwill

public auction at CourtMarch 19, m.

wlfoto M. J. Carlos, recorded In 207. contracted In Its name or on Its l,

?,?.' S'B 5"d. !!. ,ap" ".r count, whether for labor, materials,

rooms12

to M.lecorded pago 105,

atsold public at

auctionby

to Inat

ut

Mortgage to230,

pages

Morgan's6,

Lands.

atbe at

12,to conserve

publicbe at public

at

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A.

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'Oceanic Steamship CompanyTIME TABLE

The steamers of this lino will arrive and leave this port as horeondar:

FROM 8AN FRANCISCO.

ALAMEDA FEB. 20

FRANCISCO,

In connection with the sailing of tho abovo steamers, tho agent or at.pared to Issue, to Intending passengers, coupon through tickets, by any raB-roa- d

from San to all points In the United States, and from H!York by any steamship line to nil European ports.FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO

Wm G. Irwin & Co., LtdOCEANIC 8. 8. CO.

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.Occidental and Oriental Steamship

Co. and Toyo Kisen Kaishateamera of the above companies will call at Honolulu kf 3

Isavs this port on or about tht dates below msntlonsd. '. "

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.

HONGKONG MARU FEB. 24CHINA MAR. 4'SIBERIA MAR. SDORIC MAR. 12'COPTIC MAK. IfNIITONMARU MAR. 22 AMERICA MARU MAR. SS

-

Tor general Information apply to

H. Hackfeld &AMERICAN-HAWAIIA-N S. S. CO.

Direct Service between New York and Hawaiian Islands, m Picifls Gout

Prom New Yorlc8.8."ARIZONAN" to sail about MAR. 108.8. "AMERICAN" to sail about APR. I

Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, Sovtik.Brooklyn.

From San Francisco8.8."NEVADAN to sail on MAR. 188.8."NEVADAN" to sail on APR. Itv and each month thereafter. '

Freight received at Company's Wharf, Greenwich Street. jFrom Honolulu to San Pranetsco.

S.8."NEVADAN" to sail on FEB. aProm Seattle und Tacoma

8.8. "TEXAN" to sill about FEB. ISFor further information apply to

C, P. MORSE, H. Hackfeld & Co., LtdGeneral Freight Agent. AOENT8, HONOLULU.

Canadian-Australia- n Royal HallStaamshlp Company.

Steamers ot the above llne.runnlng In connection with the CANADIAN-PACIFI- C

RAILWAY CO. botween Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N. & W,and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu, Suva, FIJI and Brisbane, are OUSAT HONOLULU on or about the dates below stated, viz:From Vancouver and B. C.

(For Brisbane and Sydney.)MIOWERA MAR. 12MOANA APR. 9AORANGI MAY 7

States aiall apply to

u.

O. R. & L.TABLE

May 1st, 1903.

OUTWARD.

For Walanae, Walalua, andWay 9: 15 a.m., 3:20 p.m.

Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way17: 30 a. m., '9:15 a. m.,

11:05 n. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m14:15 p. in., 5:1C p. m 19:30 p. m.,

15 p. m.INWARD.

Arrlvo Honolulu from Kahuku,and Walanao 8:3C a. m., 5:30

p. m.Arrlvo Honolulu from Ewa Mill and

Pearl City 10:50 a. m., 17:40 a. m.,3:30 a. ra., '10:38 a. m., 2:05 p. m.,4:31 p. m., 5:31 p. m., 7:40 p. m.

Dally.t Excepted.i Sunday Only. .

Q. P. F. C.

8upt Q. P. & T. A.

HE ICE

&

,,..nnnt.l TVnnoU.......... RIpMrlo......... f!nra-.- - flrrtvnnt, and depart from, the mainof tho Moana Hotel every ten minutes.

MOANA CO., LTD.

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FOR SAN

Francisco

Victoria,

ALAMEDA .HAR. I,,, rta.

GENERAL AGENTS.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

NIPPON MARU FEB. XI

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From Sydney and Brisbane(For Victoria and B. CD'

IfAB. MAORANQI j.. ..AMLMIOWERA HAT

CAN SAVE

MANY

9 sV

ACROSS THE CONTINENT FKOal

SanTHREE TRAINS DAILY

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

TWO TRAINS DAILYFROM POUTLANTX

Only THREE DAYS to Chlcajtt.Only FOUR DAYS TO New Tot.

Pullman Palace Sleepers,Ing and Library Cars, with BarkwShop and Pleasant Reading Rnosaa

Dining CarsFree Reclining Chair.Pullman Ordinary Sleeper.

J. M. General Agaai.135 Third strcot, Portland. Orw.

O. W. General AfcaL.No. 1 SL.Saa

A. L. LOMAX, O. P. & T. A

1472 Omaha, Nekraaka.

IRON WORKS

Modern 8UQAHCHINERY of every capacity mi

made to order. Boiler '

and RIVETED PIPE8 forpurposes a Particular 1

, tai.4 tn inn wriHK. ana' r w. . '

at shortest none. .

The Evtnfng Bulletin, 79 onta parmonth.

Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, UnitedEurope. For Freight and Passage and general Information,

Theo. Bavies & Co., ltd. General Ageits.

Co.TIME

KahukuStations

ForStations

til:Wal-

alua

Sunday

OENI80N, 8MITH,

ELITE CREAM PARLORS

PiesCakes

CandlesConfectionsHART CO., LTD,

MOANAHOTEL

WAIKIKI BEACH

entrance

HOTEL

Co,, Ltd,

Vancouver.MOANA

BUSINESS MEN

HOURS

BBEAkSlnBhw

'OfeXoviV

Firaisco-tatl- n.

Buffetsoofc--

(Meals

LOTHROP,

HITCHCOCK,Montgomery FraacfM

HONOLULU

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KMH1 EVENING mil-T.ETI- HONOLULU. T. H.. SATURDAY, FED. 27, 1904.'

The Grass Grows Fast

When the weather Is wet, so per-

haps you will be needing a new

Lawn MowerWhen the weather dears. We would like to show youour line of Mowers. We have them from the small

sizes up to horse mowers. Wc also have t.AWN' SWEEPERS which are time and money savers In keep-

ing a lawn clean and which can also be wed on drive-ways and large floors.HEDGE SHEARS, GRASS TRIMMERS. PRUNINGSHtARS'andall sorts of useful tools to he found tit

E. O. HALL & SON, Ltd.

SHIPMENT OF

DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINESDrophead, Chain and Lockstitch

4 Drawer?, - - $40

HammYoung Company, Ltd.S20 DOWN

$10 MONTHLY

A

Months

WHEEL.

REPAIRINGPROMPTLY AND PROPERLY DONE.

91

J, LANDOIs now established in the Oregon Block, Hotel Street,where hi will be pleased to welcome his friends. Hisstock of Furnishings is complete and will assistin selling his, goods by making prices fit the times.

GUN CLUB 8HOOT.

The Honolulu Gun Cl'ib will shoott Its.placo Mnnoa valley tomorrow

forenoon beginning at o'clock. Alarge number of the members bavoBlKnlHcit their Intention of going outvllh tin Ir guna. Mr. Mcwcllyn, of theIxii Angeles Gun Club, who did somoexcellent shooting In Manoa last uunilav will lio with tho boyB again tomor- -

row. Should tho weather bo fine. Itis eirjeetrd that there will be Bomo ex'ctlletit scores made for the membersof tho tliib arc becoming very expert,

REALE8TATE DOUGHNUT.

Charles Knperson has bought thoCarl Kur.lo corner lot with a nolo In Itlie cxprts to build on it In tho nearfuture. Jlroadlands (III.) Journal.

Maier & Zobelein's

LOS ANGELES

& Be6rBottled only at the Brewery

" Ring us up and try a 'careWe deliver to any part ofthe city. o o o

Garrera &LIMITED,

1050 Bethel St. Tel, Main, 219

Box Top,Drawers,

Will Buy a

" "TRIBUNEIn Three

KING STREET.

Gents' hethe

NOTICE.

OLOWALU COMPANY.

At the Regular Annual Meeting oftho Stockholders thc'Olowalu Com'pany, held at the office of Wm. G. Irwin& Co., Ltd., on tho 25th day of Febrilary, A. D. 1904, the following officerswero elected to seno for the ensuingjca.--, vi.:

W. G. Irwin Pre.ldentW. M. Olffard Vice Pre.ldentH, M. Whltnsy, Jr TreasurerRichard Ivers SecretaryA. C. Lovekln , AuditorTho nljcno onicers, with tho excep

Hon of the Auditor and with the addlHon of V. I.. Hopper, form tho BoardOi Directors.

nicHAnn ivers,Sociflary Olowalit Company.

Honolulu, Fcbrui'.ry 25, 1904.208MW

WANTSFor Want Column See Page Six

WANTED.

Party wishes small cottage, furnishedor unfurnished, In good locality neartown: state rent, etc. Address "T.," '

iiiuieiin oiucu. iuu-i-

Have your Teeth Fixed by

SRIDOE WORK. 95.00 pep t'ooth

GOLD 5.00PLATES 5.00 full set.

2 I INTELLIGENCE

Few tide.Wrt8 ' -- llllrf . s s ""1 abool 7 V. Ri.

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II. Dlton, tt.clor St. Jwlei sml lion. Cnon of , , ,, , , ,6 , ,6 j ot ,, K,

ChrUt Church Ctliltl,wriiM!-"lnT- nlt me to I

.nd yon few lln to strongl rmnmo,f 4 9 U 4 . .4 .1 o .)rrwir DiTnTjis-KiiLm- . I lute ami It will ,, I, l9'MIUu ti 6 el i n.ntufscl'on Iblrtj-ov- e jmi. It li prcr m.l p.m.i ' ,.,,Una .ulbdfm.f.ul.ul,lle conlMn.ce." '"," It' ' '"

A raw com for ' III in !" ' I '( pr SoruBw,roat 6"lOlll illllUl gpA8, Ao ; !! is 9 e U I 4

Two S'Mf, V! snd 50c First quarter of the moon Feb. 24th.Tide, from the United State. CoastPuvl.ivm-kii- Porryrvr. I. Mir on. g and Ocodctlc Survey Table.."

DAY The tide, at Kahulul and Hllo occur

NEW LATEST STYLES

.

The Von

GENTLEMAN'S

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SHIPPING

for

Pam-- Ki

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE

Take Laxatlvo Dromo Qtilnlno Tablet.All druggists refund the money If It(all. to cure. E. W. Orove'a signatureI. on each box; 25 cent..

Is

Chain Stitch, 4

- $38

HOUSEHOLD'

Sewing - MachinesAre Guaranteed For

20 YEAttSTo Sew Peifect I -

Hoffschlager Co. Ld.

King and Bethel Streets.

BY AUTHORITYEXECUTIVE NOTICE.

Notlrn Is elven that. In acrordancowith Rule 61 or tho CHINESE RBGU-- I

LATIONS, approved by Hon. Geo. 11.1

Cortelyou, Secretary of Commerce andlADor, Jllly 27, 1903, A. I C. ATKIN-- .

SON. ESQ.. Secretary of Hawaii, ishereby designated as tho officer togrant permission to Chlncso personsof tho classes mentioned in Artlclo 3of tho convention of December 8, 1894,1who aro resident In the Insular territory of the United 3tates, to comply

llh the terms of Section 6 of tho Actapproved July 5, 1884, to go from ono,Insular territory to another Insular ter-ritory of the United States, or fromsuch Insular territory to the mainland ,

territory of the United States.Q. R. CAHTEIl,

Governor of the Territory of .

Hawaii.vapuoi, nonoiuiu. reuruary za, iaji.

2700-l- t

BUY BIMO ADRIFT

The following from the office of thoUnited States Lighthouse Inspector,Twelfth District, will be of Interest tocaptains of vessels going from thisrort to Humboldt Day:Office U. 8. Lighthouse Inspector, 12th

District, San Francisco, cai., Feb-ruary 17. 1904.

Notice to Mariners, Humboldt Dar,California. (List of Deacons amiDuoys, Pacific Coast, 1903, p. 32.)

Notice Is hereby given that outerend South Jetty Buoy, a first-clas- s Ironsrnr, red, No. 2, heretofore locatedabout 500 N. N. V. of the submergedrocks of the south Jetty, Humboldt liar,California, has gone adrirt. It win boreplaced as soon as practicable

I)y order of .tho Lighthouse Board.J. D. MILTON,

Commnndcr, U, S. N., Inspector1 2th L. It. District..

Geo. S. McKenzie arrived In Hllo bytho Entci prise after an absence of nrnr- -

My a year., Ho enrae down on buslnoES,having several interests in the islandsyet, He was accompanied by his sis-

ter, Mis. F. A. Itocder and her son,Fred Roeder. Mr. McKenzlo will re-

main In Hllo a week or two and thenvisit Honolulu,

Captain Niblaek nnd Lieut. Slnttcrly,of the Lighthouse service, returnedfrom Maul In the Klnau. today afterhaving gope,ltp the Labalna, Kahululnnd Makena stations and the KlmiuLtght on their regular tour of Inspec-tion. They had expected to leave forKanat next week.Jjut have postponed,mis trip iiuiii luiei un.

our PAINLESS METHOD.

GOLD FILLINGS, $2.00 nr.d up1.00

CBMBNT .50HILVliR HO

about an hour earlier than at Ho-

nolulu.Hawaiian Standard Time I. lOh 30m

slower tnan Greenwich time, beingthat of tho meridian of 167.30. Thetime whistle blows at 1:30 p. m., whlcl

the same ns Greenwich, Oh 0m.

ARRIVED.

Friday, Feb. 27.

Stmr. Kntint, llruhn, from Knunn- -1nlnl n, i1K n m

Saturday, Feb. 27.

Stmr. Kinnu, Freeman, from Hllo andway ports, nt 8:30 a. m.

A. II. S. a. Jievnuan, wecuon, iromSen Francisco, nt 10 n. m.

stmr. Kocau. Pcdcrsen. from Hawaii purls, nt 8:30 a. m.

DEPARTED.

Friday, Feb. 26.

8trar. Hclcne, Nelson, for Maul andHawaii ports.

Saturday. Feb. 27.Am. bkL Jane L. Stanford, Moltc-sta-

for tho Columlila Klver, at 12 in.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From linunakakal, per stmr. Kauai,Feb. 27. w. K. iiwen nnu z uecK.

Hi IIS6C0RED BY

10 il) JURY

Tho Grand Jury of the Hllo court, E.E. Richards foreman, reported as fol-

low, on Its Investigation of the Hawaiipolice department under Sheriff An-

drews:Wn iitri lnvrstieatpri cnarces of ex

tortion and accepting bribes by members of tho nollce force and In ono in- -

slanco an Indictment was found. TheJurors aro satisfied that In tho pastJapanese residents In tho outer districts have been systematically robbedby some of the policemen, but yourJury finds, also, great difficulty In pro-curing evidence owing to tho apparentfctr on the part of the victims. In thisconnection tho Jury suggests that thoexistence of the Grand Jury and its du-

ties be railed to tho attention of thoJapanese through the columns of news-papers published in that language. Thejury has Investigated tho method ofcollecting licenses on this Island andrecommends that a person bo assignedto attend only tojliat work and that hebe made to give sufficient bond for thefaithful performance of his duties. Ithas been brought to tho attention oftho Jury that money collected by per-sons nlioso duty It has been to collectlicense money lias not been turned Intothe Sheriff's office until months after.A remedy for this evil may bo found Ifa person Is assigned to this work solo.ly. The Jury would suggest, further,that the Treasurer of tho Territory borequested to furnish the Sheriff witha book of original receipts similar tothose furnished the Tax Assessors andthat these receipts only be used whenmoney Is paid for licenses.

The Jury would further suggest thatemployes of the police department onbeing disehnrged for cause bo barredfrom employment in that department.

BORN.

MOSSMAN In this city. Tebruary 27.1904, to the wife of II. C. Mossman,Pnwaa, n son.

The Mills Institute baseball team isgetting ready for the new season. Theboys wcro around town this morningpurchasing their supplies and theybought the very best at Woods & Sholdan's sporting goods liouto..

The tourists who went to tho vol-rn-

Inst Tuesday and returned to-

day, report the very best kind of atime. They are very enthusiastic andInlcnd giving Hawaii a good advertis-ing abroad. - .h

The yacht I.urllne. with n party oftourists on board, inns nrnveii at tlllo..The I.urllne Is owned end navigated byII. II. Sinclair of Pasadena, Cal, Thoparty will visit Honolulu.

Territorial Meteorologist Lydeckerreports that yesterday morning thebarometer' began to do funny thing.but Ihit In th cattemoon It becamepeaceful again.

jtKB "" NllM...

No charge for examinitlons.JAII our work fully KiiaranteeJ. See samples of our moJern work at'ourlentrance.LaJy Assistant.

TUB EXPERT DENTISTS,HOURS 8 to 5 Suntoys, g to n. 2'5 HOTEL ST., Opp Young Hotel.

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WHITNEY

T17,ISTAKES will occur and some one.T gains what the other fellow loses.

Just so. YOU can be the GAINER.

An Eastern maker . of SHIRT,WAISTS shipped us somebody else'sgoods and we are instructed to sell themat ANY PRICE.

, Nice Clean, New Goods about fifteendozen ; that's all.

Prices, 5Qc, 75c, to $1,25Less than original New York cost."

WHITNEY

DAMP!Oh, yes; a little; but you can And a

kuro autldoto for thatDRY or DAMP

feeling by consulting tho list of goodthings in this ad.:

KELLOGG A--

12 years old, aged in wood,$5.50 Per Gallon.

O. P. 3. "1894"10 years old, copper distilled,

$4.00 Per Gallon.

MONONGAHELA8 years old, "Our Lender",

$3X10 Per Gallon.

PRIMO or RANIER BEERZ Per Doz. Qts., $1.25 Per Dor. PU.

FAMOUS "A8TI" WINESFrom 50c a Gallon Up.

FREE DELIVERY.TELEPHONE MAIN 140.

Thos. F.McTighe&Co.93 and 95 KING 8TREET.

NOTICE.

WAIMANALO SUGAR COMPANY.

At the Regular Annual Meeting oftho Stockholders of tho WAIMANALOSUGAR COMPANY, held at tho offlcoof Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd., on tho25th day of February, A. D. 1904, thofollowing officers wcro elected toserve for tho ensuing year, viz.:

W. Q. Irwin Pre.ldentW. M. GlffardH. M. Whitney, Jr TreasurerW. L. Hopper SecretaryA. C. Lovekln AudjtorTho above offlcets, with tho excep-

tion of the Auditor, to comprlso thoHoard of Directors.

W. L. HOPPER.Secretary Walmanalo Sugar Co.

Honolulu, February 25, 1904.2699-1-

TALKING MACHINE RECORDS

A new lot has ji st teen received1,and Is now assorted ready for sale.Call and mike your selectionsearly at

Bergstrom Music Company, Ltd.

3m

1$

& MARSH

& MARSH

O all the devices for produc-

ing music in the heme noth-ing equals the

EdisonPhonograph

We have a new stock ofthese wonderful instruments.Also a new stock of records.

HAWAIIAN NEWS GO,, Ld.

Alexander Young Building.

NOTICE.

HILO 8UGAR COMPANY.

At tho Regular Annual Meeting oftho Stockholders of tho HILO SUGARCOMPANY, held at the offlco of Wm.G. Irwin & Co., Ltd., on the 25th day ofFebruary, A. D. 1904, the following off-

icers were elected to serve for the ensu-ing year, viz.:

W. G. Irwin PresidentW. M. GlffardH. M. Whitney, Jr Trea.urerRichard Ivers SecretaryA. C. Lovekln AuditorTho above officers, with tb& excep-

tion of tho Auditor, form the Poard olDirectors.

RICHARD IVERS,Secretary Hllo Sugar Co.

Honolulu, February 25, 1904.2699-l-

LNEVADAN JFR0M COAST

Tho steamship Nevadan arrivedfrom San Francisco this morning andwas docked at her usual place along'side the railroad wharf at about 10o'clock. Sbo experienced flno weatherwith modcrato winds throughout thapatsagc.

Tho Nevadan brings about 1,000 tonsof freight, Sho carries llvo stock ondeck. Tho steamer will take 1,000 tonsof sugar In this port and 4,300 tons atKnhulul.

As tho Nevndon left San FranciscoFebruary 19, prior to tho departure oftho Alameda, which passed her at sea,eho brings no mall.

B&BEEScamm

Jinny homes aro mere lonely abodesbeca'ifo no children ore there. llarrtniu-J- i ox-i- ts

in almost every case bet nnso female diseasesuuvu paraijzi'u lue orirani or woniannoou.

Wine of. Cirdul imparts health and strength to tlio diseased partsnnd makes mothi rlioml possible in thousands of cases where barrennessis suppoieil to be incuruMe. Wlnoof Curdui reunlates the menstrualflow ami nUo prevail miscarriage and cures Lcarinp down pains,Wine of Curdiit removes tho cause 'of barrenness by making the femaleorganism strong and healthy.

Goto your drwwist und secure a (1.00 bottle of Wine of Cardui,The uk of Wine ot Cardui will bring happiness to your home.

In case, requiring special directions, address, giving' symptoms, "Tho Ladies, Advisory-Departmen- t,,' The'

Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tennessee.V Ammtust; CoW. FebTofc, 1002.

Wine of Cardui is worth its weight in gold.' It dors more tlianyon claim. It has saved my life and caused pie to become n motiicrwhen everj thing elso failed. MRS.-DOH- l.. LeTKVKB.--. J

fliiTANT, Va Feb. 18, 1002.51 j o Giles, fouml'grvnt benent'in Wine of

Cardui. Shu l.'al u uiisiarritiRO in March 1901, before itimg onr med-

icine. Sho wni in very bad health, so 1 mrsuadeil her to try Wine ofCardui, biueo then she hat had a line baby boy. Soon he will be threenecks old, blio highly rifomiiteuds Wine of, Cardui.. Mj lUinjliter, Fannio Iludton. nlso luna Uno'luby boy bjourtreatment. She highly appreciates Wino of Cardui.

JUtS. tOl'ISA QILKP.

JA8. F. MORGANAuctlinur ami Broker,

847-85- 7 Kaahumanu Strut.P. O. BOX 64. TELEPHONE 7

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EVERY DAY TRAIN

th, 2arbr, Buffet, Library,EUctrlQ R.adlng Lamps In y

Booth, Oba.rvatlon Car,Telephone Strvlc. "

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e. o. Mccormick, 'Pa..engir Traffic Manager t

T. II . GOODMAN,General Pauing.r Agtnt.

IAN FRANCISCO ....CALIFORNIAI 10 01

Well's

Chicken Cure

I. a successful cure for ".ore- -

head." on chicken. It not iT"only cures this disease but Is a 1

prevsntlve against all dis-eases common to poultry. Will (

cure, give, quick relief and at 1

the same time acta a. a tonic, 'thus producing strong, healthyPoultry. j

It It of .pedal value for 'hens, turkey, and duck. I

Price 25 cents a package. 'j

Sold by

Chambers Drug Co,,Cop. Fopt nnd King BtreetB.

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.AiiantH for

Wtrn Sumir Raflnlns Co..Han HrnnulMco. CjTDolUwIn Uicomotlv. VorlcM.PhlluUolpllIn Pit,

rVowaall Unlvurxttl .Mill Co.HhruilUor, Now VorkN,v, "Pnrntfin Pnlnt tmnnro ,San HrnnclHCo, Cil.

Ohlanut A Co..Sap I'runclsco, Cat.PwjjIHo Ol TranMportatlon BoSJan nnaittco.Cnt.

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