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'J- ., r--' The best goods any merchant knows about are the goods ho'-seHsjt- o good customersTEAMERTAILK. Th way the energetic merchant T

make two bladei of IJ ( patronage growProm Sin Francisco:v Hongkong Maru Nov. 16 ( i where but one grew before la by X

Sierra --.... Nov. 21For San Franelico: Evening Bulletin O ADVERTISING I

Alameda Nov. 14 ii IN SUCH A HOME PAPER X

Siberia Nor. 20 O AS THE EVENING BULLETIN. 2'"' From Vancouver: $

Moana Not. 17 i The people are alwaya waiting A

? 5 Tor Vancouver: for Information aa to where to buy fMlowera Not. 14 ' ana wnai to - ae- 3:30 O'CLOCK BULLETIN IK. SUPPLY LIKE STOKES WITH OSHHS rt EDITION

Buy,

Vol X1II No 3537 HONOLULU. TKItRITORY 01? HA WAIL MONDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 11HMJ JfttlOB 6 Uhnth

IR

CABLES TO FIND THElABUS iT TO

iiH IORM&II

Phelan Asked If More

Outside Help Is

Needed

November 10, l'JOC.

.lames I), Pliclau, San Francisco.Dock lommlttro require further out-

side assistance In relieving distressAnswer fully.

CIIAMIIKH COMMKltCK.

James F. Morgnn, San Francisco.Ascertain Iiuml tlluatlon. Do

favor our using relief moneyto uliirn hand?

I T. PECK.

Thn two nhovu cablegramx were, Inaccordance with tliu decision reachedby thn llouul of Directors of thn Chainher of Commerce Inst Saturday, sentmi to San Francisco tu ascertain beforeany further Bteps with taken, whttheithe balance of tlia ic o ( fund wan ac-

tually needed for the iuriose forwhich It wiih subscribed. Mayor Pholau was addressed, as he Ih In chargeof the tellef fund In San Franciscowhile Jus. F. Morgan handled the

at Hawaii's cpcclul agent Im-

mediately after the disaster. MorganIs now In San Francisco, having gonethere a short tjmo sines In the KoieaAnswers to both cablegrams tiro ex-

pected nt any moment.

RECOUNT PETITIONPROBABLY TO BE

. FILED JTHS WEEK

"I don't think that theru ran be anydoubt hut that u recount will be peti-

tioned for," vuld County Sherltf Drownthis noon. "Tho pupcis will probablybe Died some day this week.

"Judge flear, who is my counsel In

the matter, returned from Kauai yesterday, and I had a consultation wltlihim about It this forenoon. We havenot yet decided on what grounds wewill make the petition."

Judge Gear was also seen, but he hailnothing to say In the matter.

SugarSAN FRANCISCO, Cat., Nov. 10.

SUGAR: Beets, 88 analysts, 8s. 9d.Parity, 3.82 cents. Previous quota-

tion, 8i. 8i i

T BULLETIN ADS. PAY mk

PerfectFitting:

well wearing, shape keep-

ing garments that will

delight the most fastidi-

ous man. Every popularpattern and cut la rep-

resented In our new

stock. All coats of thisseason's make from thefamous ALFRED BENJA-

MIN & CO, have no ventsIn tho back,

, For further Informationalout wearing apparel In- -

THFt(ASH00.,LTD.TBI., MAIN M.

confMt row amu hotel. ot.

111IN HD MAIIER

'N. --.if

Sends Gable of Inquiry

To Manager Cohen

This Morning

Governor Carter has taken up thematter of bringing tho band backfrom thu mainland in earnest and Is

out for prompt' rcmillH. This morn-

ing he Bent the following message to

Joe Cohen, the manager of thu band.by cable:

"Cohen, Hawaiian Hand. Salt LakeCity; How much aBslstnnce do youneed to rush hand homo by Sierra,Thursday, lSlhT Answer paid.1'lcano forward. Carter."

This messago Is sent lo Salt l.akuas tho lust placo ut which the baudhail been reported and will bu sentforward from there to wherever thebund may be. An answer should horeceived from Cohen cither tonight ortomorrow morning.

Governor Carter in speaking of thomcsiiagu which ho had sent this morn-ing said:

"Tho object lieh I hud In view Insending tho cable message to JooCohen was to uncertain In Just whatcondition the baud In. Tho people Intown hero are willing to assist the,boyg In coming homo,, tint we ,do. notknow how"' much Is needod.. Cohenmay havo been saving op money with,which to bring the band back andmay need only $260 In which caseIt would take only a fmv minutes toraise all that was needed. It may bothat ho has no money. Then It willbo another question and steps In tjlsregard must bo taken.

"Wo want to know Just what Isn ec Jed first nnd then wo want to dowhat Is necessary and do It nt once.1 am Inking this step for t hut reasonand will try to see what can be doneafter wo know Just what Is needed."

In speaking of the band and Us sit-

uation today. Colonel Jones of theNational Guard said:

"I uhould Imagine that some ofthose who guaranteed tho bond torthe teturn of tho Instruments whichwent with the hand would tako moraInterest In the matter than they have.Thu bond was taken out In a suretycompany represented by thu HciryWaterhouse Trust Company and wasbacked by a number of prominentmen who were Interested In sendingthe band to tho mainland. They shouldba glad to bco tho band come back,us If thu members do not tome backthey ore hardly likely to bring anyInstruments."

William J. Sheldon of Kauai report-ed to Chief Clerk Iluckland Unlaythat he has had no election expensesduring the present campaign.

ra. Itn .CwmttiMt.tibrM,!,MAMjIKhBW.YWK'

til if inI

Plans Concert and SendsAround Subscription

List

Should the attempt to deduct fromthe balance of ilm Son Francisco re-li-

fund sutnclunt means to bringLack Ilerger nnd his band full, KrnestKadi and his merry minstrels standready to give a helping bund to theirbrethren In distress In the cold win-ter on tho mainland.

Arrangements are being mado toglvo a grand concert, which will pro-bably bu held in tho Opera Ilousu.Krnest Kaal Is tho moving spirit Inthe scheme, but he had been success-ful In securing promises of assistancef lorn several of the foremost ninatcutmusicians In thu rlty, as welt as frontsome piofesslonals. Should the con-cert thus come oft the program will bomost excellent. There will be vocalsolos by Mrs. Crook, Mrs. Alapal, liarry Davison and Krnest Kaal, and in-

strumental music by thu KawalhauGlen Chili aud the Kaal Glco Club.Thu event will tuku placo cither nextSnturduy night or Tuesday week.

llesldes arranging for tho concerttho Kaal Gleo Cl'ib Is circulating isubscription Hut, with the followinglolfcxplamitory text:i "The Kaal Glee Club Is preparingto glvo a concert for the benefit of afiratWor 'the return of the Hawaiianband. In addition to the amount theyexpect tu realize In this way, theyask for cash subscriptions from sitfriends of tho band, who with to aidthe boys In returning to their homesend escaping thu discomforts of amainland winter,, for which they eranot prepared. All sums raised by theKaal Club will bo deposited with Mr.lllchard H. Trent, County Treasurer,who will hauillu name as trustee foithe contributors."

MEETING TONIGHTBY DEM0CRAT8

TO THANK VOTERS

The Democrats aro going to havo ti

big rally tonight at Adlu park to thankthe voters for their support, by whichthe successful candidates on the Dem.ocratic ticket were, elected. There willbe music by the Kaal Glee Club, Mr.Alapal and Miss Kaal. Among thespeakers will be Curtis Iaukca, Wm.Jarrett, Klchnrd Trent, Frank Harvey,Joseph Fern aud Chas. McCarthy, whowere victorious. The also-ran- s will borepresented by E. II. McClanahan, Ed,Inghum and Dun Wamahu. Palmer P.Woods, who wns elected a Senator onHawaii; Chus. Williams, the HuwatlCounty uttomey, aud W. A. Kl'ineywilt also speak. Herbert Mossman,whp conducted the Democratic campalgn In Oahu, will preside.

In tho replevin suit of I.. T). Kerr vs.Frederick Kueck this morning In thumatter of a sewing machine, Judge DuDolt gae Judgment for the plaintiff.

Prudentialr

Policyholders,

Are Wide-Awa- ke

lndivduals who believeIn Life Insurance andpractice It, You should

Join tho ranks.

Hawaiian Trust

Company, Lid.

Vorl Ri, iMul't

BAND

ai iG0i(i 10 1BflE

KaahumanuandKamehameha Societies Taking

Steps li

The Hawaiian societies huM) taken

the matter of raising u fund to hi t theband back actively In hand. Tlw) ex-

pect. If necessary, to bo uble Ui'jultcthe entire amount needed by tlii'lrVvnefforts.' Tho Koahumunu Society, un organi-sation of llnwuilait ladles, met at tlwKawalahao Church this foreronn Inanswer to a call Issued by Its nrcslJcnt,Miss Lucy Peabody, at the reiueitt otDelegate Kaluulanuole. The Order ofKumehamcha, un organization answer-ing to the Kuuhumnnu So;cty, and olwhich tho Delegate Is tlie president,also met today.

In accorduncu with n prearrangedprogram It wus decided tu place themutter In (lie hands of a liimmlitiefrom each organization. The two com-

mittees will meet lit the Knplolum Di-

late office tomoriow ut 10 a. m. tomake definite arrangements us to vhatsteps shall be tnken. The KaahunianuSociety's committee consists of MissPeabody, Mrs. Nuwahl aud Mrs. tlcoDeckley. Thuf of the Order of Kit.mehameha Is composed of Delegate

Geo. Smithies unit John C,

Doth organlzutlun'aro very enthus-iastic about the matter, and althoughthey have not yet opened subscriptions,several members havo already conliiii-ute- d

money. It has been proposed toralso money by giving a luuu, by subscription or by both theso inethodnbut nothing definite will be decided before tomorrow.

It Is understood that thu Sisters ofHawaii Ponol, the recently organizedHawaiian dramatic society, Is contem-plating giving a performance, tho proceeds from which will be udded to thebund return fund.

II OF BISHOP

- Now that the campaign Is tin- -4-- billed und people ure able to tuko4- a long breath, more or less tails

U started regarding thu prub- -

nble officers of tho legislature.'t- - The Speakership of tho House

t l a position that usually gives 44 rise tu (imslderuble pulling und 4

hauling, but It Is barely possiblethat Kohntu'H lone Knpubllcau 4

4 Heprescntutlvo, HoUtulu, will 4make a good bid for thu position 4

4- - ns he bus had lots of experience us 44- a piesldlng officer. .4- - In the Senate the talk Is center-- 44- Ing very much on iFuxon lllshop 44- for the Picsldency, lllshop Is a 44 snappy worker himself and there 44 Is no present opposition to him 44 so fur as known, It Is generally 44 conceded thut he will get imlck 44 work out of tho Senuto If nnyono 44 can. The only opjiosltlon ,k"y 44 to be mado might come from thu 44 Hawaiian members, who didn't 44 approve his position on tho Coun- - 44 ty law during Ills Hist session, 44 If tho Democrats hud enough 44 wncs Palmer Woods would land 44 thu prize 44 44444 4 4444444444 4

Franklin "Do you really thluk thatn woman speaks with her eyes?" Pent)

"No; If she did aha would go totallyblind ut the tewing circle."

Htir BULLETIN ADS. PAY

FORTIFY HONOLULUDECISION REACHED

BY FERTILIZER CO.,

IN RE-ISS- MATTER

Thu Hawaiian Fertilizer Co. held ameeting this morning at which actionwas taken In tho form of a change Inthu s on the matter of the

of lost or destroyed stock certificates. This question has becomeono of especial Importance, here, sinceninny Hawaiian cqtjtlucatCH wero lostIn tho San Francisco fire, and thoquestion as to wont stops should botaken has been extensively discussedby thu Stock Exchange and sugaragencies.

The action taken by tho FertilizerCompany Is Interesting In that It wasdecided that reissued stock wouldnot bear the reissue stamp, uponwhich tho Stock, Exchange placed Ha

ban. The new provides thatIn caso of tho loss or destruction ofa certificate tho owner shall make aeworn statement as to how It waslost, advertise the loss for three ormore weeks and finally file a bondto tho amount of the market valueof tho shares which aro

LIU EHHmm oil

l.lttlo Kllzabeth Itlchards, the five- -year-ol- d daughter of Mrs. l.lzzle Itlch-

ards, living on Punchbowl street, wusshot last Saturday afternoon by herbrother, a little buy of about four jujripf age. The bullet, which was from n

rifle, struck her In the sldaof the abdomen. She Is now at-- theQueen's hospital, and the attendliixphysicians state that ihe Is doing wellnnd will probably recover. ,

The shooting was entirely accidental.The children, both too young to knowany better, were playing with th illlcwhen It was accidentally discharged.

PETITION INBANKBUPTCY

ldzel MirUle. a mctorman for theHupld Transit company iiljj n re' I1 IonIn bankruptcy In the Federal Couit tliMmorning. His debts are claimed tuamount up to the sum of 1737.45 whl'3to counterbalance these he has only$29.90, which is due him as Balary. AnInteresting little feature Is ono whichshows that Markle bought a cow fmmthe stablo, In this city some ttiuo agoniul thut lie still owes $32, the purchaseprlcu for It. In thu same year his billfor milk amounted to over $10(1.

Chief Clerk Uucklaml of thu Governor's office is becoming used to titles of late. A few days slnco ho wasaddressed on tho planby an election Inspector whom ho hadfound It necessary to reprovo by let-ter, but his crowning glory came to-

day when ho received a letter Inwhich he Is Addressed as "Lord ofLords," Iluckland Is still Just thobumo in his manner In addrusslng ordinary mortals for all that.

The rose lasts only a few days, butyou can kerp an onion all winter.

Evening Bullatln 75 pa month.

Tha BllclorcUicoming and thotr pwr-tatk- w

formancua matyyou out o nlghta.

NVouldn't 'you fuelmore comfortable Inth thamtre If your valucblaa ware In thvuultu ot thetlnry WntorhouaaTruat Company td.

Holiday Time Nowand nothing would pleas your friendson the mainland more than a box ofpineapple or a bunch of banana.

LEAVE ORDERS ATTHE WELL8-FARG- O OFFICE.

FURNITURE

J. Hopp & Co,,IvQHOsHOtS D8OP 8T1

MONEY TOIThielen

FORTIFY

HAWAIIMuoiafl Jrl BttcM Cabll)

WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 12.Estimates of the department pre-pared for Congressional appropria-tion show that $16,052,431. I requir-ed for the projected fortification andbatteries about Honolulu; $344,000,for Pearl Harbor; $276,100. for fortl.flcatlon lte on Hawaii and $400,000.for Hon: ulu harbor Improvements,

"Taps"

For ShatterBAKER8FIELD, Cat., Nov. 12.

General W. R. Shatter I dead.

Major General William llufuu Shatter, U. S. A. (retired), achlovvd fraeIn the Spanish .War s commanderof the American forces fu Cuba In1808, when he conducted the militaryoperations ending. In the capitulationof the Spanish forces under Generall.lnare and the surrender of, Santiago. He afterwards commanded themilitary departments of California andColumbia from 1899 to 1991, and wasretired from active service In, 1901as Major General.

He was born In Galesburg, Mich.,October 1C, 183S. lie entered thnUnion army rs First Lleiitouutit ofthe Seventh Michigan Infantry, August 22, 1SI1!

KILLED I.I WRECK AND CRE-

MATED

WOODEVILLE, Ind., Nov. 12. Aterrible wreck on the Baltimore andOhio railway took place here today.Forty-seve- n passenger were killed,many being cremated In the fire thatdestroyed the wreck. Thlrty.five wereInjured.

SARGENT'S STATION, Cat., Nov.12. An engine attached to the Sunset Limited exploded today. Threemen were killed.

A petition has been filed In Judge D- -

Dolt's court by Tul Long asking thutwill ot Chlng Jam Yen be admitted toprobate. The petition stales thut thopersonal property of tho deceased Isworth $57S, consisting mainly of obihacks and old hack horses.

The case of the Seattle Urowlng nndMalting Company vs. A. J. Campbellwas argued and submitted In the Supreme Court this morning,

W. W. Hall was appointed nilnililU-trato- r

of the. estate of Illppolytn Juoiicnby Judge Do Dolt this morning.

Every woman want this

r

! I

Sells Out

BusinessGcorgo P. Thlelen, the well known

young stockbroker, Iiuh sold out hisInterests In thu firm of Thlelen &Williamson to his partner, WilliamWilliamson. Ho will depart ,ln thonear futuri for San Francisco, where)he will engagu In business. 'Thlelenhas been In thu Islands for n numberof jears. Ilu has been a member ofthe Stuck Hxchango for about twoyears, during which tlmn ho haishown himself to bo nn exceedinglynctlvu nnd enterprising young Inisl-ne- ts

man. Williamson, who wns firstconnected with thu Oitliu College andlalci on with tho von llanim-Voiin-

Co., entered lulu partnership wltliTiileli'ii not many montliH ago.

"I huve 'sold out nil my Interests in',thu Islands," said Thlelen today, "with,the exception of my Interest In tho(lltiiuu cairn harvester, whldi I In- -

Irr.d to .develop, My Interest In tlio111 ill of 'Thlelen A Williamson I huvunJd tu Mr. Williamson, whu will cur-ry cu tli'u business after I leave. ItIs my intention to go to San Francisro. where I Bhall probably gii into bus-iness permanently. I nm going overinw to Investigate) tho conditions: ,

Ihtre.""I have liought out Mr. Thlelen'sr

Interest In thu firm," xald Williamson,"and I Intend to' carry' It- - on on thosame lines is before,"

Williamson will presumably takoover thn seat on tho Stock Kxchungewhich tho departure und resignationof Thlelen will leuo vucant.

--S

Bomber

Was Shot(Attoittatti Frttt Bftrtal CnUi)

MOSCOW, Hustla. Nov. 12. Abomb wn thrown at MaJorMRelnbottoday. He was not hit butj.he shotand killed the bomb-throwe-

Royalty

Is VisitingLONDON, Eng., Nov. 12. King

Haakon and Queen Maude of Norwaywere welcomed today at Windsor Cat-tle by Kind Edward and Queen

IndividualNeatness

characteristic when purchasing a pairof shoes for either dress or cvery-da- y wear.

This E. P. Reed 4 Co.' No. 333 patent colt Dlucher with rib-

bon ties, welt ole, larg eydeti, medium extcmlon sole, and newtylt military Iml, give your ftet that charming Individuality

that all women want, Price $4.00.

Note; eclipse Pat. Colt rtoMn'l burn the feet,

Manufacturers Shoe Go,, Ltd,,1 05 1 Port Street 'Phone Main 282

"ITt.'TWWjVwyyyWWUK'U) npii n

MASONIC TEMPLE

WREKL CALENDAR

MfNIAHawaiian Statew

TUIIHDAVWHDNU8DAT

rMUMHrAVHonolulu Commandery Reqular

G p m.

I'HIIMVHATDMUAV

All visiting membors of theorder uro cordially Invited to at-tend meetings of local lodge.

HARMONY LODGE, No. I, I. O. 0. F.

Mcctt cvecr Monday evening at 7:S0In I 0.0 bFHan, Fort street.

i:. ft. HUNIiKY. Secretary.c o hotthu N. a.

All visiting bro'bers very cordiallyInvited.

MYSTIC LODQC, No. 2, K. f P.

Meets every Tuesday evening t7:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, Kinsstreet. Vlsltln? brothers cordially

to attend.O. J. WHITEHEAD, C.C.F. WALDRON, K.R.8.

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

Meets every Friday evenlrg atK. P. Hall, Kluc street, at 7:30. Mem-

bers of Mystic Lodie, No. 2, Wm. y

Lodge, No. 8, and vlsltltigbrothers cordially Invited.

General Business.A. D. BOND, C. C.A. 8. KENWAY, K.RS.

HONOLULU LODGE 61, B. P. 0. E.

Honolulu Lodgo No. 1, B. P. 0. B.,nlll meet In their ball, m Millersnd Beretanla streets, every Fridayevening.

By order of the E. n.HARRY H. SIMPSON,

Secretary.H. & MURRAY, E.R.

Wm. M'KINLEY LODQE No. t, K.of P.

Meets every Saturday evening atf:3U o'clock In K. of P. Hall, Kingstreet Visiting brothers cordially

to attend.M. M. JOHNSON, C.C.E. A. JACOBSON, K.R.A.

HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. 0. E.

Meets on the 2nd and th WEDNKSDAY evenings of each month at 7:3clclock In K. of P. Hal), Kins stret

Visiting Eaglej are Invited tr atland. - DAM McKEAGDE, W.P.

H. T. MOORE. W. Becy.

HAWAIIAN TRIBE Ne. 1, I. 0. PL M.

Meet every second and fourthFRIDAY of each month In I. O. C.

Visiting brothers cordially Invited toattend.

W. F. DRAKE. Sachem.A. E. MURPHY, C. of R.

DAMIEN COUNCIL No. M3, Y. M. I.

Meets every second and fourth Wed-

nesday of each month at San Aih'nnlollaJJ. Visiting brothers coraiaiiy iu- -

vffW to attend.T. V. McTIOHE, Pres.E. V. TODD. Secy.

Election Is PauBusiness men. Whether the results

are satisfactory or not, doesn't weak-

en our argument that you ought tokeep your delivery wagon 'In first-clas- s

repair. You will gain store pres.tlge by It and that begets more trade.

Furthermore, you should have thowagon repaired here, as we'll do It

right and at the Right Price, too.

Hawaiian CarriageManufacturing Company,m QUEEN 8T. MAIN 47.

P. 0. BOX 183.C. W. ZEICLER Manager

HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern 8UGAR MACHINERY of every capacity and de-

scription made to order. Boiler workand RIVETED PIPES for Irrigationpurpose, a specialty. Particular atten-tion paid to JOB WORK, and reoalrrexecuted at tfrfortest notice.

W. R. PATTERSON

Ccneral Contractus and Jobbing,Housepnlntlng, Paperhanglng, Grain-

ing, Kalsomlnlng, Brick, Cement andStone Work, Shop with Whittle,-th-

tlgn painter, corner Hotel and Unionatreets. PHONE MAIN .181

THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND MA

TURITY CO., LTD,

Rtsl Estate, Mortgsge, Losns and InveMment Securities,

Office) Mnlntyre Bldg,, Honolulu, T.lf.H 0, BOX 2fiS, PHONE MAIN HI

3MT UUULLTIN AD8, PAY I

tVitutjl "V

itThc Old Dttnct VJ 3rTi f--1

aI aHjsaHrH "j 1?FC,? a--,

"N.tFi"rl I it.. MO '' I ' I

L ".'"I "I P-I

M New assortment of MJapanese and Chi-

neseA arrived.

mattings Just AT Glance critically at Tyours and see If you

don't need a change,T TI

PATTERNS.

HANDSOME I

N IEWERSS COOKE, NLimited.

G 177 S KING ST. G

For Over 60 YearsMrs.Winslo'w'snaa beenYIEAUa tlforlhlrCIILLDKl''i whilaTltHTH.1NO. with perfect accent. ITbooth i: tio ciuLTh boptbnsthe i8,all.ay3 an .pain.CURES WIND COI.1C, ma u thetwitremtJyforDIAKKIlcBA. Soldey iirnmtuu m every part ol tnoworld, lio sure anl ask for Mrs.

fj3 AVlaslow'aHootbfnirSyTlipandtakomz no otacr jtuiii. vuu jwtuf.

AnOldandWilI-trliriRMM- di

NEW MATSper S. S. Ventura at

Miss Power'sMillinery Parlors

BOSTON BLDG., FORT 8TREET.

The Resultsof our clothing attention are satisfac-tory. Why not telephone us7

MAIN 147.

HONOLULU CLOTHES CLEANINGCO., Alakea 8treeL

DRESSMAKING PARLORS(Just Opened)

Private Cottage "Johnson HouseGrounds."

PUNCHBOWL ST.

MRS. J. A. RODANET.

LADIES' STYLI8H

HATSWHITE 8ALE8LADY.

K. UYEDANUUANU ST. cor. HOTEL and KINS.

COAT AND PANT8CLEANED AND PRE88ED FOR

SO CENTSPHONE MAIN 4S7.

Sun Rise Dyeing House1348 FORT OTREET.

MIKE WRIGHT CIGAR

The best smoke sold In

this market. Try It.

HAY8ELDEN TOBACCO COMPANY,

ALEXANDER YOUNG BLDG.

CHOICE SELECTIONOF FINE JEWELRY

NOW ON DISPLAY.

THOS LINDSAYMANUFACTURING JEWELER,

FORT BTREET,

The Weekly IMIttnn of tlm Kvsnlniilliillttln ulves a nomiilits suinniarv of

the iitwn of Ihu iluy, For 1 year,

"W rrrv iwmwjicpi n" t ' "'' "WUf """ '"

BVENINO BULLETIN. HONOLPLP, T. H., MONDAY. NOV. 12, 1906.

LOCAL ANDIENEtAL

You may disarm a difficulty In a ma.Jorlty of Instances by timely BulletinWant advertising.

Autos for hire at Ter. Stables.Make up a tallylio patty for Wallele.'Beit up of coffee In the city. New

England BakeryLilly's poultry Food and prepare- -

lions at C. J. Day's.After roller rtkutlng go to the Cobweb

Cafe and Bar for refreshments.Harmony Lode. No. 3, I. O. O. F,

meets tonight at 7:30 In I.O. O. F. Hall.Telephone White fl71 for the Kwong

Sing laundry. Their work Is guaran-teed

Neatly furnished rooms at tbe Fop

rt't .tVeei.U0 aUd M P" " "'3,

Election Is over but the Expert Hut:Cleaner, opposite Club Stables, Is still )

" .. VT" ZrZ ., ,

tin- - l'alaum Settlement to Pearl Cltpeninsula for nn outing yesterday

Coat your Iron roofs with "Arabic."You a III be surprised at Its cooling andpreaenallxe properties. California

Co, agent.Iu order to accommodate taxpejeis

the tax olllcc will bo open from 8 a. mto 8 330 p. m. until after Noveiubci11th.

Pay your taxes now before the sec-en- d

payment of the Property and In-

come Taxeo become delinquent, onNovember 15th next.

A Jnpulivso womnn desires u slum-tlo- u

as nurso or light housework. Ap-

ply for particulars to Sato and Oinwnlllver near Hotel street.

Walklkl Inn is now owned by W. C.Ilergln. Accommodations, suppliesand attendanco absolutely first class.Finest bathing on the beach.

The American tank Btcnmer CnntnuIn, of 2S35 tons register, now at NewYork, has been purchased by II. Ltebcxikb suiii ju ii e i nun c i t!iiinv.ua

The Queen Htrect skating rink Isopen very evening and Wednesdayand Saturday afternoons. Special mu-sic Wednesday and Saturday evenings.

Tbe Promotion Committee will nextApril have to inmc from its presentquartets, us the bar and billiard serviceof the Young hotel Is to be Installedthere.

Do not miss the shirtwaist dance atProgress Hall Saturday evening, Nov.17th, to be given by tho Rapid Transit1)0)8. Tickets SO cents each; for galaby all carmen.

The United States training ship In-

trepid, which hns been under construc-tion nt the Mnru Island (Unl.) NiivyYard for u eur or more, was complet-ed on October -- I.

Road workers aro employed on theextension of Mallu street, College Hills,which Is ultimately to connect withMollllll. It Is also plunned to extendMctcalf street to connect with Parkeravenue In College Hills.

Head Ilookceper Harry C. 0enclenof the Kaclrku Sugar Co. died ut bishome ut Iluna November 7, from heartfailure, after having been undermedical treatment for a short time. liehad been In tho Islands 23 jcars.

Miss Ada Henry of Sdney, N. S. W.tho delegate from that city to the re-

cent Y. W. C. T. U. convention In lios-to-

Mass.. arrived In the Alameda euroute to the Colonies and Is visiting ntMrs. T. J. King's on Pllkol street.

Miss Orace Hortenso Tower, whocumo down from l'asudena, Cul villithe edited lal party unci has renminbihere with tbe llulletln, will return toher home, on the Alamedii. She willresume her position with the I'liHadeuuNews.

A cablegram has been received fromDenver stating Unit Rev. Dr. Sylvest-er's Illness was not serious, and thathe would leave San Francisco on No- -

ember 20 for Honolulu In the Korea.The University of Denver Is 'reportedto hnvo given blin the degree of Doctorof Divinity.

W. J. Hrudy, who for a long time busbeen second steward of the Alameda,has received Ills promotion to llrststeward nod Is making his first triplieie in that capacity. Mr. Huckoltformerly chief steward of the steam-t-hl-

hus been transferred to the SierraIn the sumo capacity.

Contractor V.. J, Lord jcsteiduy In-

spected Kullhl Hay und vicinity In thelaunch Ilrolheis for the purpose utlucntlng uu outfall opening for u newsener to bu constructed In the vicinityof Tbe I Nov.

"iwits beenthe mouth of the bay.

Professor W. D. Alcxnnder will leeihis connection with the United States(ieotletlo about the first of tintApril that ho may more timework on history of Hie Hawaii-an He will make use of thomany old documents which have It-- !

contly been uneaithed by Archivist I.ydecker.

Investigations relating to the bee- -

keeping Industry of Hawaii undertaken '"'by (ho United Slates Hxperlment Sta-I"- k

tlon have given results of direct Inter-

est to bee keepers, A meeting of beekeepeis to discuss theso results nmlsilih other questions as may bo d

will held on Thiirsduy,1.1, 1900, nt 2 p. lit. nt the ntlicei

of the station, head of Pcnsucolu stieetF. C Miilcmy, freight clerk of the)

steamship Aiueuni .Mum, wlilcli at- -

San

.Muni letiiin tho OHeiil aseight on Unit vtssel. The Hong-

kong Muni sailed fiom Sun I'rntic lucci

nil tlm HIIi without a Height clerk, Mrlluwluiid IiiivIiik--

, s mulei stood, iiciit"lie scrvlto, nt eut vuiHirurlly.

rHere are two (eyeglasses, one fitting

the nore correctly. theother Incorrectly. There Is no oneeyeglass that will fit all notes, but

'" Includes the best and latest.To know the i.tylc best suited for

each particular nose and how to

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Snides, Nov. 10. llenvy detonationIn tho rrnter of Mount Vemivltis have'ueeii roltoucd by parthtiinke hIikckh.

wii.jp here

Washington, Nov. 10. ImmigrationCommissioner SarKent leave on Tucs-- ,

day for Honolulu to supervise tho land-ing of I'urttigiuxo Immigrants llitm

will go by direction of t

Roosevelt, who Is greatly Interested Inlthe 1'ortiiKUesu experiment.

WMSJi MilChicago, Nov.'lU. .1, J. Hill, presi-

dent of the Northern Pacific systemmndc an ni!lrc3s before the .MerchantsClub last evening Iu whlcli he udvocat-e- d

free trade with Canada

llerllu. November 10. Klf'lli thousandPolish children luno refused to enter(lermau schools but the autlioiltlea willInsist.

iaft mamFoil luenworth, Kas., Nov. 10.

Secretary Tuft is Inspectingpost here

STANFORDBEATS II (.San Francisco, Nov. 10. Football!

.Stanford . Ilerkcley 3; Minnesota 1

Chicago 2.

mud urn mmKl l'nfco, Nov. 10. There is tellable

authority tho statement that theHod; Island system has purchased theMexican Central rallioad.

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Uakcrsfleld. Col., Nov. 11. GeneralShatter Is dying.

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St Petersburg, Nov. 11. Tho so-lders have been forbidden to partic-ipate iu politics.

KHS WJi REPUBLICAN

Topekn. Kas., Nov. 11. Tho Republl- -

runs have elected the Governor by 2000majority.

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RUPTURE FEARED

Home, November 11. No fears areentertained at the Vatican of u rupttiiewith Spain.

Leopold mmmIlrussels, Nov. 11. King Leopold It

suffering from lumbago.

BOER RUM THREATEH

Capetown, November 11. Boor raid-ei- s

ure Intimidating the farmers.

8EE HAWAII

From Knualhao to Walmea by au-

tomobile and llieneu through eitherthu Konas or Humakua to Hilo, willshow )ou the finest sceneries of theIslands.

For particulars wrllo toWII.MOT VRKDKNIIURa.

Licensed Chauffeur,Kamuela, Hawaii

"Those people strne.kwhile the Iron was hot all right." Penn

"What neonle?" Franklin "Thebunds employed In Wasbem's latiudry."

The Campaign Funds

are probably almost depleted. It'sJust the opposite with. us our fallstoek of suitings are most complete.

There are some handsome patternsamong them and the fall color tonesare beauties.

Better come In and look at them. Ityou order, we'll guarantee to fit.

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We're alien a icach-t- examine.teeth KRKC and iiuole

our price for placing them ingood lomlitloii, Ken then you jroiinilcr no iilillRatluii to employ us,llutwlic-i-i you see our work uncihow painlessly i e operate, j on w illpl.tco) our teeth iu our cure,

l, I iiuiitisriv.ti ii s"Till? KXI'KKT DKNTIRT'

315 Hotel .S,

NO POSSIBIUTV

Sec'y Taft Interviewed,Talks Straight

On Cuba

NEW YORK TRIBUNE PUTS

THE QUESTION DIRECT

AND QET8 A DIRECT ANSWERWHICH 18 DECIDEDLY REAS-

SURING FROM AMERICANSTANDPOINT

Cleveland, O., Oct. 27. A specialdispatch to the New York Tribunesays:

Cuban Independence Is to be per-petuated and tho Cuban governmentrestored Just so soon as the Islanderscome to a sensible view of the situa-tion, according to Secretary Taft, whotalked at length this afternoon on theplans or the United States tor Cuba'sluture.

"It Is not to be expected," bo said,"that quietude will be restored Im-

mediately In 'the Island where insur-rection developed In five or six prov-inces, but It will come In good lime.Then when the elections have beenheld and new officers elected, both Inthe national and provincial govern-ments, the troops will bo withdrawn.

"United States troops aro now scat-teer- d

In battalions all over the Island,and their presence has had the effectof Instantly discouraging a continua-tion of tho Insurgent activity. I'l ac-

tually all of the Insurgents have dis-banded and returned to their homes.Gradually peace Is being restored. Thetroops will be maintained Indefinitely.

"There aro still a few Insurgentbands roaming about theso sectionswhero tho hotbed of Insurrection de-

veloped. Theso are mainly bandittiwho joined the Insurgents, followingthe outbreak simply because theywere already In arms against the gov-ernment, Tho work of breaking uptheso bands has been placed In thehands of the native rural guards.

"These guards number somethinglike five thousand now. When thuoutbreak eame there were threo thou-sand of them, but they wore scatteredall about the Island in detachmentsof from twenty-fiv- e to fifty. In con-sequence, they were of little forco Inopposing the advance of the revolu-tionary spirit and movement. Now,however, they will be sufficient towipe out the banditti.

"Already the-- conservative clementis accepting the conditions as all forthe best. I do not apprehend thatthere will bo any continued oppositionto tho working out of the plan of thoUnited States Government. The bet-ter Informed of the Cubans appreciatewhat Is wanted and desired by thisGovernment.

"It Is scarcely to bo expected thatorder and serenity will bu effectuallyrestored In a month or severalmonths. Tho volatile temperament ofthe peoplo precludes this. Yet everyIndication points to their speedilycoming to a realization that our Inter-ference was all for tho best and kind-ly Intended.

"When pacification Is Anally com-plete thero will be elections held forthe entire Island. Ono of the sourcesof difficulty In tho past has been theutter absence of any municipal gov-ernments. Tho constitution providedfor these, but the provision was con-veniently Ignored:

"Doubtless O6vernor Magoon willtake this feature In hand and compelthe establishment or municipal gov-ernments as well as the perpetuationof the provincial governments. Thelaxness of the governmental systempermitted this" revolutionary spirit togrow unchecked. Preparation will bemade against Its repetition.

"Heretofore the old Spanish plan ofmunicipal government has beeu fol-lowed, Thero has been the alcaldeIn every village, and the alcalde liasbeen supreme. Under the new planevery Cuban city will have a govern-ment arter the American form. ThenIt will be possible to keep the peopleunder close rein.

"Tho national and provincial elec-tions will be held, probably, underthe direction of the Americans. Itwill be necessary In order that thobest Interests or the Island be safe-guarded. It Is altogether too early toconjecture relative to probablu lead-ers. Ueforo any elections aro at-

tempted though tho restoration or or-

der and peaceful conditions will havebeen made complete.

"There Is no possibility of annexa-tion. The government simply Inter-vened that conditions might not arisetjiat would endanger permanently thepossibility of the continuance of Cuban Independence. Just as soon aathere Is assurance that the Cubansare restored to that tranquillity thatInsures capable theUnited States will step aside and bidthe Cubans godspeed."

sTell the nmn that you aro broke uud

lie will stop putting )oii on Hie back,iHubby "Tulk Is clump, my deur."Wlfny "Imlwnll What kind?" Huh-li- j

-"- iiaiKiilii'iuiiiitvr mill."

Doctors, lawyers, ministers, bank,ers, merchants, business men everywhere, all rely uponAyer's Cherry Pe-ctoral, wheneverthey have a coughor a oold. They 1 CLaT iAaSkeep It on hand, at:their home, at their1sl Lrplace of business.They carry it with TRMPTthem when theytravsl. They say there It nothing tobad for a cough as coughing, andthere Is nothing to good for acough at

Aifer'sakerrif PectoralIt It the best remedy In" the worldfor coughs, colds, croup, whooping-coug-

Influenza, and all throat andlung troubles.

There are many tubitltotet andImitations. Beware of tbe m, and of

"Genuine Cherry Pectoral."Be sure you get AYER'S CherryPectoral

Pnt np In large and small bottles.

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DAI BY 1WMAUI LODGE ENTERTAINED

IN MOST ELABORATE SIYLE

OENERAL 80CIAL FUNCTION TOCELEBRATE OPENING OF THE

NEW TEMPLE AT KA- -

HULUI m

(Special to Tht BulltUh)Wnlluku, Maul, Nov, 10. The new

.Masonic temple tor Lodgo Maui No8H4 A. K. & A. M under the OrandLodge of Scotland, at Kahulul, hns beencompleted, and it Is not only the larg-

est structure on Maul but It Is alsotho most beautiful, nnd the most art-istic. Mr. Dowdle of Kaupakuluaschool was the architect and Mr. Moodythe contractor. The building, which Isof wood, cost In the neighborhood ot

1C,000. In the upper story Is the ban-qu-

hall and the lodge rooms. Theyare artistically worked in natural fin-

ish. On the first floor arc commodiousoffices for the Kahulul Railroad Com-pany and the Baldwin National Bankthe one that will rival the First Na-

tional Bank ot Walluku. C. D. Lindsaywill be cashier or tho Kahulul bankand his appointment to said office Issufficient guarantee that the bankwould be a success.

The Master, Wardens, and membersot Lodge Maul gave a Masonic dance atKahulul last Thursday evening, Nov.8th, which was attended by nearly livehundred people. Among them weresugar barons, merchant princes, mem-bers ot legislature and officers ot MaulCounty, and a large number ot ladlesthe swellest that Maul County canbring forth on such un august occa-sion.

There were treo trains rrom Pala, l,

and Walluku carrying guests totbe Masonic hull. A grand receptionto the MaBtcr nnd Wardens was givenIn the lodge rooms soon alter 8 o'clockand lasted until 9 p. in., when theguests repaired to the new KahuluiRailroad Co.'s warehouse on the op-

posite sldo ot the street. This Is nbeautiful building l&OxM reel and tbeguests were most comfortably seatedwithin Its stately walls.

Music for the dance was furnished bytho Puunene orchestra, composed ofsix stringed Instruments, and the play-ing was of such quality that It Is nowconceded to be not necessary to Importtalent from Honolulu. While there maybe better musicians on Maul tor dancesthe Puunene boys can tako the palmtor their gentlemanly behavior andkindly demeanor, that will make theirservices In great demand. The dancecommenced shortly alter V o'clock withthe grand march und lancers. Therewere nearly one hundred couples Iuthe match. The ladles looked mostcharming In their boautlful gowns, andthere wus but one who shone above allthe rest but It would not be safe tomention her name for other Judgesmay differ in their selection. Refresh-ments were served Iu the banquet ballat the Masonic temple. K, A. Mayfleldof Muul Hotel was caterer ut the even-ing and he attended to his duties withsuch satisfaction to all concerned.

The dance was kept up until after 1

o'clock, but the first train for Wallukuleft at midnight. This train got oftthe track near the old depot, but for-tunately no one was hint. The occu-pants were obliged, liowuver, to wadeIn the mud on the pltchdurk night Inmaklug their wuy to Walluku. Thelast of the Wiillilkiiuus to leave thudancing hall arrived liure In u stageabout 3:30 u in. but notwithstandingthe lateness of (bu hour,, their windsstill llugeitd cm thu huppy nioineutHspent on Hie floor u few hours before.

It Hike two to in ale ci n bargain nml1'iilf a dozen luwyers to muku It bind-ing.

i sasHorns of Urn paved streets urn lliu

iiKlclent klml of lumen,

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Tablei Linensand Napkins

ONWe made a big record a year ago with our linen sale; we Intend to

eclipse that record this year.

The following values may seem Incredible to some, but thoso who have

Attended our sates know and appreciate the great bargains we offer:

White Table Damask$ .50 quality Union Linen 37M yd.

t .60- - " Mercerized 40i yd- -

$ .75 " All Linen GOi ".00 " All Linen 08 "

$1.00 " All Linen 80 "

Table Napkins51.00' quSllty $ ,75 doz.5125 - s .05 "

50 " $1.15 "oo " 91.50 "

"so " 31.05 ".oo 82.35 "

Table Sets

Cloth and Napkins to MatchA large assortment to select from; new designs In square, oblong and

Hound; In all sizes; all at REDUCED PRICE8.

2 yds. SQUARE DAMASK CLOTH from S3 .00 upward

2'i yds. SQUARE DAMASK CLOTHS from 84.75 upward

2i yds. ROUND DAMASK CLOTHS from 87.75 upwards

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Dealers in STOVE WOOD, COAL and KINDLINGS.

Storage In Bfiek Warehouse,

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HENRY H. WILLIAMS,has moved his residence from the corner of BERETANIA and RICHARDSStreets to

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SOCIALIMHHHfMHfHHHHHHfl

Amateur Theatricals'Mrs. Wlggs of tho Cabbage Paldi "

Id be presented thin month by thoMia1 and Wlt Club under tho a,n-pice- s

of I.rd Atoha Chapter, Order rfthe Eastern Star, is certain to bo o.uof tho best amateur productions ofthe season. It Is light and breezy anathere are no heavy or dragging portl'jns. Comedy nnd pathos Inlermlgjo, but tho comedy and rough philos-

ophy of Mrs. Wlggs prevail through-out. The rehearsals arc well nlo iand tho cast already knows (lie playby heart. The salo of tickets haslit en conducted for tho past ten daysby Mrs. W7 - Howard, Worthy Matron of the Chapter, and Mrs. Theodore Hoffmann. Tho results havebeen quite satisfactory. Tho box offlea plan will bo open at Wall, Ntchols' stored on Nocmbor 19, when tick-

ets may' bo exchanged for sealTho principal roles have been

assumed by Miss Mowbray In thecharacter of Hazy, n melancholy creature whose ldlosncracleH have beenstudied carefully by this talentedoung amateur player; Mrs. W. U Howard, who plays "Mrs. Wlggs"; MissKay Hell as I.ovey Mary; Judge QuaMurphy as Mr. Wlggs; W. D. Adamsns Mr. 8tubhlns, tho 0. A. II. vet. andhusband of Hazy. A number ofyoung people arc being trained fordancing 'and other stunts for the en-

tertainment, which they present be-

fore Mtb. Wlggs and others of thoPatch. Among thoso aro Konald

whose success In tho "Homothat Jack Unlit" n year ago hasbrought him to the footllghtH again Ina more Important role. Tho play Isto be presented at tho Opera llousoon the evenings of November 22 and24.

aToy-Sho- p Rehearsals

On Saturday was held n fullfor "The Toy Shop," the Jessie

I,. (laynor operetta which Miss Mar-garet Martin will put on four weeksfrom Inst Thursday night for the ben-

efit of the I'reo Kludergnrlcns of thecity, nnd all signs point toward a

presentation of tho charmingskit.

Charming ns v, ns "Tho House Thn'Jack tlullt," this "Toy Shop" far snrpasses it and those who attend tho finalpcrformnnco have Indeed n treat Instore. There nro to be somo Innova-tions Introduced In this Honolulu per-

formance which hnvo not before beenglon. There Ih to ba a canary birdof prodigious size (who in reality Is alittle, boy who can whlstlo well and willgive the trills that a writ bredennnryknows so well). Thero will bo a bear,n linn and other anlmnls from Noah'sArk, each of which will do an amusinglittle stunt. In tho enst will ho aboutthirty little Hawaiian children and thoHinull Jnpancso and Chlneso will bo alsopresent. Tho costumes nro very fetchlng. the songs merry nnd tuneful, theaction bright and breezy nnd Miss Martin Is much pleased with tho cast shehas chosen, und expects grrnt thingsnf them.

Tho Paris doll Is to he Impersonatedby ono of tho wry prettiest girls Intown, who Is noted for thn grnco nndfascination of her dnnclng und she Is

said to look quite stunning In tho smartllttlo costume which sho will near, z

Miss Martin Is now completing thelist of cbnperones for the variousgroups, they being chosen from amongtho jnung matrons of tho city.

For Drlde-Ele-

Miss Darling, who will shortly wedEngineer llnron of the Itcstorcr, wasthn guest of compliment Thursdayotcnlng at a most pleasant little fnrc- -

well affair given by Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A.Hughes, assisted by Miss Helen McCnrthy, (lames, music nnd refreshments formed n portion of tho evening'spleasures. The rooms wcro attractive'ly decorated with palms nnd bright'hund carnations and there were presentabout forty friends of tho hrldo-ole-

to wish her bon voyago both on the voy

Two Kindsof people, who wnnt to sell Homes,

namely:1. Who WON'T sell, uiiIcsh they DOU,

UL-- THKIIl MONBY;

I. Who HAVE to sell at HALF COSTHero are a few llargatns tor you of

No. 2 kind I hae to offer:

5501 hedr. 50 x 150 Kapahulu$ 800- -2 bedr. 75 x 150 I'uunul$13003 bedr. 75 x 150 I'uunul$13003 hedr. 50 x 130 Ktikul 8t. Hxt.

$13003 bedr. 50 x 100 Ollllck Ave.

$27501 bodr. 50 x 90 Klnau St.$30001 bedr. 4 acres Pnlnlo$35007 bedr. 170 x 200 Kamehnmohii

IV lid.j$4500 11 hedr, 75 x 150 Young fit.4 Houses on fiouth corner of l'ort and

School Ht. aa a wholo or In lota.

FOP. RENT

$201 bedr. Young HI.

$S- 0- bodr. Mullock AV.

P. E. R, StrauchREAL ESTATE

VVAITY ULIJQ, 71 6, WHO 6TMECT.

NOTESage of rnarrlnge and Hie honeymoonvoyage, upon which she departs on Ihfnext Oceanic steamer going to AuslriiHa. Engineer Damn nnd his bride expect to be. absent nbout three months

ini in mm

MMm atV)

Greed and Selfishness

Act 'On Human

Conduct

nfJudge I)e Holt has rendered an In- -

Ictcstlng decision In favor of the plain-

tiff In the suit of llonunlwn Kaohu.i .

Kemelln Holt and Oeorgo II. Holt. Thodecision nlso contains n rather sexcrecriticism of the manner In which the I

local notaries handle their business.The suit Is ono to cinccl n deed from

tho petitioner to her daughter KcincllaHolt, of 39 nrrcs of land at tauka, llvwall, nndyalso nil of her "right, title, J.and Interest In nnd to all land whereKoover nltuntcd formerly belonging toher deceased husband, J. W. 11. Kuo-pua- ."

The consideration named In thedeed Is loc nnd affection and $1.

Tho petitioner Is nn elderly Hawaiian woman totnlly Ignorant of the English language and has depended sincethe death of her husbind upon therentals from the land

Tho petitioner was persuaded to payvisit to her daughter In this city In

February last and was persuaded Co

make the deed at that time. She stntesHint when the deed was made therewas no mention whntcver of tholands but tlmply of whatever "iHisalbtoInterest" she might hae In tho landsowned by her husband nl tho tlmo ofhis death Tho respondent, on theother hand Insists that Uiukn land wiismentioned. Tho bind Is worth$1500.

Judge Do Holt says, in part:"The law is not so Impracticable ns

to refuse to take notice of the Influenceof grcd and BClflshncsH upon humanconduct. Tho petitioner was not con-

sulted relative to tho preparation of thodeed, nor did she know anything aboutIt until Mr. Thnyer, counsel for tho re-

spondents, appeared a( their home withtho deed to ho acknowledged by hor.Mr. Thnyer read tho deed In part Bndexplained tho material portions In English; hut of course this conveyed liothlng to the mind of tho petitioner. Whatever knowledge sho might obtain shewas obliged to recclvo through tho Intcrprttatlon of tho respondent, for shehad no Independent udvlco nor was itsuggested that she obtain such.

"Mr. Thayer, In addition to his dutiesas counsel In tho matter, also acted nsnotary In Inking tho acknowledgement

"It Is not my purpose to criticize MnTliajcr's good Intentions In tho performanre of his duties nsl notary, hutI deem It my duty to deal with tho tactsas 1 find them and to apply to suchfacts tho law as I understand It to be.I deem It proper to obscrvo that theduties devolving upon n notary aro otthe iitmo:. InuM.rtnncR, particularlywhere the party executing an Instrument Is Ignornnt or Illiterate: or wherethn party nnd notary do not understandtho sumo language.

"In tho raso nl bur I am unnblo tofind from the testimony of respondentsund Mr. Thayer that that petitionerknew and understood tho contents nltho deed.

"Why should this old woman reducehcrbclf to poverty und nbRolutn depend-env- o

upon others? Why should shodisinherit her children, pnrtlctilcrlythoso who maka their homo with herand nrc In n position to comfort herdeclining years? Thero Is no otherconclusion than that tho Uuika landso fnr as petitioner Is lonccrned, wasIncluded In tho deed by mistake.

"Tho land should bo reconveyed to petitioner"

Ht IS

(i IS SIKMEN

"I moo that the chargo against thedefendant Cboy Yun nen bo strickenfrom the calendar," said Co'inly Attorney Kr.ink Andrade. "Tho linn, I

undttstnnd. Is rtouct "Choy Yun lien, u Korciin, was ur

iciicil Saturday night on a complaintof having nssuiiltod the k?cper of uKoiean hotel, In tho fight he roclvodInjutics which did not seem to amountto anything, but uflrr being placed InJ.ill, ho was suddenly liikrii lick nndwas removed m tho Queens huspltul,wlurn he illed of lockjaw,

Dr McDonald perlnnned an nutopy(in thn body, and states Unit as fin mtin run tell, the man's death was notii'Miiliaut ii nn liny lujutlt's I'nciihi'il In

llm Unlit lu aupi'iiis in have li'eli 'i

in niiuulluim and died m llio ivsuit (if u MTlti nf lliviu

'I'liv mmi ugiilnst Chii) Yun Dun n

nut trlitl.

, l. jfjjugKJKM

lM..imaul

I empie

DedicatedThn hnndsnmc temple of 1xlgc Maui

No. 012, A. I. & A. M.. was dedicatedKalitilul, Maul, Saturday night. JTucker of Honolulu acted as (Irani!

Master, whllo Judgo A, N. Kcpolkalpresided over (he lotgc as Hlght Wor-shipful (Irand Master. Tho scrvlceiwere open to tho public and n larginumber of Maul hdlcs wcro presentnnd enjnjcil the impressive dedicatoryexercises. When tho lodgo reconvenculllsliop Kcsturlck delivered the address

the evening, his subject being: "ThrNature nnd Object of Masonry." Aftcithe lodgo was closed the brethren nd

Joiirned to the banquet hnll, where nfine menu was discussed. Mr. Mayflcldformerly of Honolulu, nnd now Inchnrge of the Maul hotel, was the enter-Ie-

J. N. S. Williams acted ns toastmaster, and speeches wcro mndo byDr. A, J. Derby, V. 15. Thompson. JohnKldw- ell, II. r. Ilaldwln. 13. C. Drown

I). Tucker nnd A. N. Kcpolkal Thcibanquet wns brought to n closo In tlmo,

Is

A

tor guests to cnlcli llie win your chic oih.i.hiliomo In return your and

hurelvIidgo Maul bus a rich or poor. Is very foolish ffwith lodge rooms fitted up for I (, DOt of

and rlto The I rrous ofarc and and) Co., Mass.

Masons been re- -

this, tho newest wo twolodge of i icrs n, wlio

Notev X V V it w X X X JC V X itWhen n mnn goes around

Insults to men who nt- - better thnn bo Is pretty.Halite to get Into I' raiiu uouahas learned that. Flank Is look

for and when hacalled Tom l.oe a Tom

It by knocking Costa down, At I

least that Is tho story Costa told JudgoWhitney this morning, he

before tho withnssault and

Frank wns the ofHo that although he

wns tho party, ho bni bc?nby tho of the law-- In

ulaco of tho real And ho wasnot, ho claimed, very drunk.

Costa n short time ago was nn enthuslastlc Hut uftcr !t appeared Hint thero was to bo aaround the pollco Frank sud-denly dcarid lately ho bus mado unpop-

ular around there by tho of-

ficers whenever he met them by tell-ing them that they aro going to lo'itheir Jobs. Ho Is regarded by tho off),

ccrs as n nuisance.Judgo was In a good humor

however, nnd let him off a lino ofthree dollars and costs.

Tho pollco court wns morethis morning than It has for ninnymonths before. Possibly thero were still

who hoped to sec liiukca sittingat tho desk.wcro no flowers In this nicrnlng. Hut ocry was nndthere was n big crowd standing up l.itho hack of tho court room. Therewcro tnses on tho

and It that defendantmust hnva had his cntlro alongfor moral

Plain Ikxiio was for theappearance of u largo of thi

Thero was noIn show that It wns freo booc

or free beer, but there seems to h.ivebeen of IL

"Hill" wns the first on tho list.ho hns name, hut Just

plain "Hill" was for thocourt to try him by. Hill Is of a war-like Ills crinkly shock ofhair sticks up on his so Hint ho

tho ntu hair Ha wasbarefooted and his only garments

of n shirt nnd a of trousersHill had been drunk. ho hodbeen cnught lit It, It took Judgo

Just about 30 seconds to send himhack to tho dock with a flnoof three dollars and costs standing

his name.

Monday, I"Schr. Chas. U Harris

11:15 a, m.schr. Alice I'm

from the 10 IS a, m

DUi:U.,S. A, T, San

D. 8. Weitter Durtau,local Offlrn.Monday, Nov 12

0 a, in.. 72, S a in.7Rj 10 n, in.. 79, noon, 83, morning

71S a m., 'M 07,

S a. in ti KSO grains perciibli) fool, 8 a. in.C7 pgr cunt ; dew point, X u in.. 0',

Vlnd. tt n m., telni'ity I, illivilonN i:, X ii. iu wdnrlly !l, dlli'i'tloii N

in u, in. 8. illierllnn N I.noon, 7, N I!

Ilnlnfull ! tu ii k ill hours i' ml i'U u

in . no Inih'I'm nl wind dmiio .'t

iMMirn cildul 3U inlltm,

STOP, WOflAN!CONSIDER

T

That In rinkhnra youarc your Ills to a woman

a woman whoso experience withcovers years.

Tho present Mrs. Plnltbnm Is thoof K.

and for many years under hernd slnco her dcccase.hcr advice has

freely given to sick women.Many women suffer In silence and drift along

ftom bad to worse, full well that theyouirht to have Immediate butn

to shrink fromto tho and examinations

of even their fslclan. ItWithout money or prlco you can a womanwhoso from actual experience Is great,

Mrs. Plnklinm's Standing Invitation:from any form of weak

ness are Invited to communlcato Mrs.Pinkham at Mass. All letters nro received,opened, read nnd by women only.woman can freely talk of her prlvato Illness to awoman; thus has liecn tho eternal

Mrs.Plnkham nnd tho womenof which has never been broken. Outof the vast volumo of experience whichjms ,jra,v fronll it Is mora thanthat sho has (rained tho very

tne Honolulu mat neipl.lkellko for lng except good-wil-

relievedhnndromo homo "."Voman.both (0CR take this

offer I.yilla E. l'luk-olllcc-

capable energetic, ham Medicine Lynn,already sixty Iirvrreived Into Following let-- !

In the Hawaii, wnninii ncccu-- x

invitation. theoffering result:

gratuitousfighters himself,

trouble.nlwnys

lug trouble, anyway,Democrat, re-

sented

whenrourt chnrcji

bnttcrypicture Injured In-

nocence. claimedassaulted

nrrested minionsoffender.

Republican.ehangn

station,eloped Democratic tendencies,

himselftaunting

generalWhitney

with

crowdedbeen

thosoSheriff's However,

evidencescat occupied,

calen-dar, seemed every

familysupport.

responsiblenumber

prisoners. evidencetending

plentyPer-

haps anothergood enough

appearance.head

presents somewhat appearancedissipated matross.

con-

sisted pairWorse,

Whit-ney

prisoner's

against

ARRIVED.November

Woodbury,from Hawaii,

d Cooke,hallow, Sound,

TODAYUigan, Etlmson, from

WEATHER REPORT.

Tompcratiirea

minimum,llarnuinlrr. absolute

relative

tiddt-li-

illreciuiii

innti'Mi'iiiul'liouil,

THE

FACT

addressing; Mrs.confiding- - prlvnto

wo-men's diseases twentv-flv-

daughtcr-ln-lai- v Lydla I'inkham,direction,

been

knowingassistance, natural

modesty Impels them exposing them-selves questions probablo

family unnecessary.consult

knowledge

Women suffering- - femalopromptly with

Lynn.answered

establishedconfidence between

America

jMmlbloknowledge

thousands,

advantngoYork Mnxonry. assistance.

Mnsonlcl publishTerritory

twcnty-nln- a

Francisco,

humidity,humidity,

AND

i irsi icucr.Dear Mrs. rinkhiun!

" For eight ywini I hv suffrl snmctnlnj:trrrlble every month. Tho jwlns sre oirni-Hatin- g

and I ran hsrdly stiiml them. Mydictor says I hsvs a Severn remsls trouwc,ami I mut go through n operation If I wantto get well. I do not want to submit to It If

enn possibly help It. riesso ttll mn w hotto do. I hops you can relieve my."-M- rs.

Msrv Tlmmlrk,Wh and K. Capitol HtreoU,Wnhblngton, I). C.

Second letter.

"After' following carefully your sdvlre,

Uhminmnd, 1 am very anxlom to semi soumv ttlinonl1, tlint others may lnow theirvslua and what you have dona for ma.

That'swant

OCR

a, s,

rjvmnaa

sho

11

" As you know, I wrot you tbst nv doctorwild I mnt hai nn or I rouM hitU. I tln-- wrotoyou, telling you my

1 followrd your mUtca nn-- l mn en- -,.m.1 tvnll I ran urfttlf tllllefl without Anncho or n twin, nnd 1 owe my life to j on nndto I.MllaK. rinkhnm's Vegetable Compound.I wish ccry suirenng woman ihuim n"itills tmtlmniiial ami renllra tho alin of writ-ing t" ou and jour remedy "Mrs. MaryDlrninlck. Wth and E. Capitol BUrcts, au--lugton, V. C.

When a medicine 1ms lioen successfulIn restoring to health MHiuiny womenwhoo testimony Is mi iinquestlonnble,jou cannot wcllwiy, without trying; It,"" I do not lwllvo It will lielp mc." Ifvou nro 111, don't hesitate to cot n bot-

tle of I.villn K. Pliikbuiu's VeirctablaCompound at once, and write Mrs Pinkbum. I.ynn, Mnss., forsjioclal adviceIt is free and uluuys helpful.

Leather Art GoodsThe finest and largest ex-

hibit ever made in Honolulu.Included are: Sofa Pillows,Tablecovers, Doilies, Mats,Calendars. Banners, MusicRolls, Purses, Cigar Casesand a great variety of Nove-lties, burnt in Hawaiianscenes.

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MONDAY .NOV. 12. 190,.

REPUBLIOAN RATIFICATION.

Why under the sun should the Deni-- .

ocrats be left to ratify imd rejoice!nlono?

Don't the Republicans renllzo thatthey carried tho Legislature, andelected, tho Delegate Jo .Congress bythe largest majority thnt has yet d

!'The' Republicans this year met tho

Democrats and Homo Killers as n unitIslands. Tho division was

,tnbro evenly made than It hns everbeen.

Tho result Js a few gains by thounited opposition to tho Republicans,and because the united oppositionistshne never had anything they rejoice.Tlicy have u right to their share.'Hut why should the Republicans

keep silent? Is It because tho elec-

tion of n Delegate and tho LegislatureIs such a common thing that the Re-

publicans must bo properly lickedand gain the victory again before, theyfeci that there Is any necessity for iClorlflcatlon?

"If Republicans become grumpy overthe. result of this election, wlu.t wouldbecome of them if they were onto i col-

ly defeated? i

HILL'S PREDICTION FOR AMERICAN

AGRICULTURE.

'.lames J. Hill specchmaking agn'ncalls to mind his previous addresbefore the Chicago Commercial Asso-

ciation In which he propounded someconclusions on overproduction whichattracted wldespieail attention.

His speech Is of Interest to Hawaiilor the reason that what Hill says ofwheat must also be true of sugar andother world-marke- t pioducts. Hillclaims that thero Is less to fear fromoverproduction thnn from inability toprovide for the Increasing population.

rlllll says that by tho middle, of thopresent century the population of the.United States will ho 500,000 OOtl. lieflrst'asks where these people will find

pjofltalila occupation with tha publiclands all tnken up. tho mines showingexhaustion, the forostB cut down andtho mineral oils running out. "Wocannot contlnuo to supply tho wholeworld and recruit our own reaouicesbecause the minerals stored In thoicjl. rlq'np't "i themselves,ti'Wo, shall Ihi thrown back upon tho

8dJ,''tho only resouruo of mankindthat' Is enpablo of lnllnltn renewal,lpon tho rallvatlqn of tho soil de-

pends thii future of mankind and thnature niul stability of Its Instltii- -

Dobs'," -- huya Mr, Hill, who, by reasono(. bis .great railway HticcobS, Is class--

edyut:an;orarle. of tho ago.,llo then continues. "Tho costliest

orror-wll- l bo In a clinging to the deluSi .-,,- lhat-w- n am In contlnuo to in

crease our exports and to live upontho profits of the foreign market Thetme Is coming when wo shall needour wljont nop ur homo lonsumptlonand seed; when our mines will notylaldf except at Increased cost, thoIron and uml required to manufauuti)MMrimodltlcij consumed ut homo, midwhen' Urn cheap labor f tho Orient,vvli'6ho wages wo lannot hopu to meet,equipped with our machinery, willvanquish all competition, To a jeal-

ous lain of our lawl ictourtTi wa

njiut romu wllliniit delay If we. me"to Hiapii disaster,"

I'uw people, aru ready In bolluvollmt Mm grciit inliu'i'il wi'iillli of Urn

lyl0i Htutos will hit uxliiiiisltM In

lUiy H'lim, Inn Ilium in it jmlut Mill

uiuHvn I'M whkli nil will uyiuu lliu

HHi imi iWn rtiiii

population of the Unllixl States will'Increase with ureal rapidity, nnd thesepeople must bo fort.

'" ""' 'ruined by reason of overproduction andlow price.

The future should not spell ruin forncrlcultural Industry If tho tnerenso

nrndiictlon Is held down to thesteadily Increasing demand o.' thopopulation, Hilt's prediction should

prevent the cxcrclso of everylorni of opposition to national piollclcsthat would tend to bring Immediatedepression In our own or any otherAmerican Industry. It should, how-eve- r,

lead the pessimistic mind to alenllzatlon that a great many things

,,r ""5 rhnrnrler cnes to lliobrink of ruin.

BRINGING BACH THE BAND.

(lovernor Carter bqllovcs with thoItultetlii that the way to bring backtho band Is to bring It back.

Had the members been in need offood while their local friends werediscussing ways and means to getthem transportation homi theywould have starved to death ero thislay.

mo people are rcnoj-- cnougn io pro.vide the funds If It can bo decidedwhat Is to be dono by those In chargeof the relief fund.

Tho average generous-minde- mandoes not care to throw money away.If there Is money to bo had fromthe relief fund to which ho has d

ho sees no special need forhis contributing additionally.

He simply wants to know; no thntho can give Intelligently, and havo hismoney servo the good purposo forwhich It Is Intended.

The (Sovernor has taken n stepthnt will help nut and wo.limo nodoubt that relief fund or no relieflund ho will find tho pcoplo ready todo their share In seeing that the band,.,,.. ,.,, ,,, Rllffcr nn.i

ml tho band gets back.

JAPANESE SCHOOL PROBLEM IN

SAN FRANCISCO.

leakages from diplomatic sourcesand direct assertions made by Govern-

ment olllccrs show that tho t,chool prob-

lem In San Kranclsco In connectionwith tho Japanese children Is ono otthe most serious matters tho UnitedStutcs Government hns ou. Its bunds uithe present time.

It Is nctually threatening tho friend-

ly relations of the two nations, nndnecessarily becomes of more thnn nnNInary moment to tho people of theseIslands.

One of the great difficulties In the

,3r flLEXA NDER

V0UNG

rCtMBAlASSOlUTItY

rmwooF

jyjOANA j0TEI

Waikikl SeachJ. H. HERTSCHE... .General Manager

V I31 VeXXrManaun.lM AM""- -

SIi V ItOCK ft DWiS OMS.yVI.JiTi.liMiittN'T.lJtin

Ror Rent

Lunalllo Street JW.00KapioUnl Street , .' 26.25McCully Street 25.00Cor, Kinau and Pensacola Sts,, 25.00Emma Street 12.50

Beretanla Street 40X10

Proepect Street 30.00King Street 35.00Aloha Lane 15.00Matlock Avenue , , , 36.00ruiuanu Street 50 00Matlock Avenue 25.00

Nuuanu Street 50.00

FOR SALE!

A haute and lot In Manoa Valley,suitable for small family, House willhe completed In two weeks,

Oath or installmentsParticulars at our olfice,

Henry Wiloihouse Trust Go,. LtJ

Corner Fort auj Merchant b'U

fit rhino not.t.RTtN. nflNomfli. t. .. MonHav. nov, 12, m.

way of keeping tho good will of the.lapnne'c pcoplo whllo tho Federal nuthorltlea arc doing their utmoit withtho municipal authorities of San FranCisco, Is the Inability of the Japanese

nnd they are not unlike citizens olany monarchy to understand why theUnited States Oovernment cannot Im-

mediately put n stop to tho alleged dis-

crimination. They do not see why theNational authority should not controlthe situation. The argument going onbetween a municipal officer and n Na-tional officer appears to them as miunnecessary nnd specious delay. Thecannot grasp the status of an Inde-pendent State or municipality ovelwhich Kcdcrnl Government can exer-cise only the position of friendly advis-or, though national Interests nro nl

stake and nn International compact In.vol veil.

Our Government, however. Is ap-

proaching tho problem by every ave-

nue at Its disposal. A Cabinet otTUciIs now arguing with the local otrtclaleof San Francisco and nctlon hns beentaken In tho Federal Court which wll.ultimately result In n

as to tho rights of foreign chil-

dren.Judge Wolvcrton of the United Stntct

Circuit Court hns Issued nn order titho San Francisco Hoard of Educationto show cause why it should not reinstato the Japaneso chuldrcn refusciiadmission to the I'nclfic Heights schoolThis contention Is mndo under section2 of article 0, which declares that

The Constitution nnd the lawsof tho United States which shallbe made In pursunnco thereof nndall treaties made, or which shall bomade, under the authority of thoUnited States, shall bo tho supremolnv of tho land, nnd the Judges Inevery State shall bo bound there-by, anything In the Constitution orlaws of tho Slntc to the contrarynotwithstanding.

If the San Francisco Hoard of Ed-

ucation can exclude Japanese childrenIt enn exclude English or French uiGerman children, regardless of treat-ies entered Into with tho United StntctOovernment,. , Presumably It wouldnever undertake to do such a thingbut tho principle Is tho same.

A decision of tho United 8tates Su-

premo Court on this Issuo might havenn Important bearing nu nil tho lav

ordinances adopted In vnrlowtStates on account of race or color pre- -

Judlco. For example. If tho city of SanFrancisco cannot lawfully oxcludo Japanese children from tho public schooUcan tho Stato of South Carolina compel negroes from tho West Indes whonro Ilrltlsh subjects to rlda In Jim-cro-

nrs? An entirely now aspect of therelations of the Federal Governmentto the race question Is presented btheso California proceedings, nnd It I

conceivable that tho decision of thecourt may bo of very great political Im-

portance, domestic as well as foreignentirely apart from tho mere cmmcrclalconsiderations Involved.

New Cure for Dyspepsia

Worry affects the nerves, and pro-

duces loss of appetite and dyspepsia.Keep your nerves In good conditionby eliminating worry. A fire Insur-ance policy will protect you againstIocs of your home and belongings fromfire. Insure today and sleep well to-

night. A proportionately small sumwill guarantee you protection. We Is--

cue best policies.

93S FORT 8T.

Remnants!

Remnants!

Thursday. Nov. 15th

AT F.IQHT O'CLOCK

we will place on sale THOUSANDSOF REMNANTS of SILKS, WOOLENGOODS, FLANNELS and FLANNEL-ETTES, the accumulation of the pastsix months of heavy selling, so youmay be sure that the lot containstomethlng that you want at a pricethat will compel you to take It.

A few of the many are displayedin our makal windows.

EhlersWHOSE SALES ARE 8ALE8,

1 III lo

W' H W

Hopes Reports and Bills

Will, All Be

xReadyJ.,',,)!.' .

"I hope thnt thp heads of depart-

ments will bo aipcchlly careful thii!

enr In getting Uielr reports ready for

the legislature on. time," said Senator-elec- t

W. J. Coelho..of Mnul to the Itul

Ictjn (his morning."I rccnll the latt session that tho re-

ports were late and n lot of tlmo wataken up with waiting Hnd questioningall of which could Iwe been nbvlatuuhad tho reports been In' the hands Oi

the legislators."I think you will find tho counliy'

district members Coming down withtheir minds made up to work speedilyif tho .work is ready for them,

"For Instniico If nny County has spec-

ial laws It wants passed, If. should havecopies of the proposed nets nil' preparedThe Republican Territorial committeeought to.hnvo bills already framenwmen will carry nut the piationn prom- -

lafta tf lltnan nm nil In lit Ihn flrf ntho session thero will bo no excusa fotdelay.. It-- will be up to the legislators,and nd line else to blame.

"One of tho matters In which 1 andof Maul will be,special

ly Interested In Is tho Governor'scheme for nn Agricultural College thatwns In our prty platform. 1 hnvctalked with the pcoplo about this. Itwas a good campaign argument andthat metms thnt the people want It, Oicourse It mny tnko soma tlmo to workout but tho coming legislature shouldglvo It ii good slnrt." . " ' ,'

HilllN DEUVERS'

-noonday mm

Henry K. Iilghton today delivereda noonday address In tho PacificHardware premises on tho subject of"I.eglltmnto Rownrds of a

.Mr. Illghton said In part:The moral lor the young business

man Is obvious. Tho higher groundof principle and faith' is of course hissurest loundntlon. Hut, nllko fromprinciple nnd expediency, unless hoexpects to disappear In tho mnrnss ofcarelessness and recklessness, bomust look to himself from the Instanthis work begins until the Instant Itcloses. Krom tho beginning ho mustpray and seek for wisdom as bisguide, nnd there Is no genulno wlidomsnvo that which comes from above,Thero aro diversities of ability andbent and he must aim wisely to scled Ills career, nnd to concentrate ona fixed nnd hohorablo purpose, re-- ,

memborlng thnt It Is tho "lovo ofmoney." not money Itself, that Is "(holonl Of lntJ ovll," anil that money hnn-- 1

estly acquired as n menus and not nsnil l mil .iiiuvnu.iu.u, n,i,., n (civilization now exists, st any rate,may bo n valuable agency for rightcousness. He must cultivnte tho bodyIn Hiilmrdlnnllon to the mind and thesoul and nil under the sovereignty of(iod. He must lontrol without extir-pating Ms nppctltcs nnd his passions.He must practice tho virtues of self-deni-

and of sacrifice, and, with thehelp that never falls, when sincerelyInvoked, overcome the tendencies toevil, of which every mnn within hlm--

self Js conscious. Ho must bo ambi-

tious hut not or over-

confident.

uriu ii hihis Nip mn

Unl Ituttmnn, tho souof George II. Rtittman, tho clerk of theAnicritnn-llawnlla- n Steamship Co.,last Saturday nftcrnoon narrowly ca,caped cry serious Injury. Tho little,fellow wns, with his clght-your-o- sW-to- r,

a passenger on tar -! on tho Ucro-Inul- a

street lino coming from town, Astho car nppioachfcu Ills home, tho bellwas bounded, and ns tho ear wus slowing down, tho boy stepped down jn tlilimning board. Ho stood there for afew biouds with each hum! on u hand-rai- l

jind Jits back to tho car, apparently;ja,HJu-.fo- r tho car lo slop.

Ucforo the tar had stopped, howovcrI.nl-jiimpt- his action being so H"-de-

that it was Inipoiidblo to preventIt

'

He fell ou his heart and uhoulderliU iiipiiicntiim causing him to slideWerji foet. Mrs, Ruttman, who ap-

parently hail seen tho uccldont fromher window, rushed out. distracted withfair lest hor child should havo boeW

killed, The boy wus carried Into thehouse-I- an iiiiionaclous condition. Henan soon iovcd ami u physician on J

examination found that tho child hodwith 4 ec ere bump nu bit

headAllviho law the arrlilrnl wero unan-linqii- b

In saying tlmt the carmen wereIn no wny to hltime.

iUUnk bonks of s soru, MT,

lr., Munufarlurtil liy Ilia HulUtlu I'ublUliing t.'nmpuy,

pifNiY nmmiKIM FDD HAWAII

letters received here by rell- -

ablo Portuguese-American-s Milethnt tho Island of Madeira Is n

mnro favorable .place to eriirnPortuguese migrants fur theso f

f Islands than St. Miguel.Tho letters atotc'that the stJll.i- -

f cr Suvcrlc Is bringing smiW "iiO tsouls from Madeira nnd there

f wcro applicants left behind,

f enough In fnct to fill another good4 sited Steamer. It Is also claimed

f that tho number desirous of mak- -

f Ing the trip Is Increasing rapidlyas tho people become better nc- -

f qualntcd with tho opportunities.

f From these private ict.tcrs theref is nothing to Indicate that thero 4

will bo nny difficulty In obtaining 4as many families ns Hawaii Is 4likely to have steamers to take 4away,

f These people do not hcllcvotherefore that Collector Starknblo 4went to Italy hecauso ono stenm- - 4

4 cr load had exhausted nil tho Por- - 44 tugiicsc families avallnblo 'for 44 emigration In Hawaii, 4444444444444444 44 4

CARTER TOflELP BAND

4 "As to tho band, I for one donot want nny of tho money con-trlbuted by those corporations '

4 of which I nm a shareholder to 44 bo wlthdiawn I nm perfectly

willing to seo them Btibscrfho 44 to another fund for the band4 and will personally subscribe4 to tho extent ot $f0 to such a 44 fund. Honolulu Is not so broku 44 hut what wo can tnko enro of4 our own sufferers. Wo have had 44 no earthquake." 44444444444444444WHIT GOKE SAVS

(I.

IMItor Kvcnlng Ilullctln: Your Issue

of tho Sth Inst, contntns tin article writtep by your special correspondent nt

.this plnco which contnlns referencesto 'my ntlltudo politically, during thelast campaign, which arc not truo andI desire spaco sufficient to correct thesamo. I am referred to In said articlens, "The real brains and tho real factorwho supplied ammunition for tho HomoRulers In this nnd nil former V

It Is not a fact that 1 nmnoivcor over hnvo been the brnlns orfactor, or any othor clement constitut-ing a. part of the Homo Itulo parly. Dur-ing tho recent cnmpalgn I took no partin tho meetings of cither of tho parties,contributed nothing to tho campaignfunds of nny of tho parties, and I nclth.cr, encoured, aided nor advised thoHome Rulers. Ilclng n consistent Dem-ocrat nnd that party having no ticketIn tlm field, exi-en- t tho candidate forDelcgnto to Controls. Mr. McClanahnn.i wa8 frrr( B0lcct fiom tho variouscandidates n( tho Republican and Homo

u0 nominees such men as 1 thoughtn,,,,!,! mnhe n,0 ue8t omclals, thesem(m supported without regard tow,C,cr tl)0- -

WCrO ItCpilllllCBnH OfHome Rulers. My judgment In makingthis Holccllon may havo been faultybut my Intentions weic good.

A further rftntcment appearing Inyour correspondent's article rcfeiringto n lorch-llg- procession the eveningbefore election), nt Wiillukii, auiertHthat tho Homo Rulers were headed byT. II. Lyons, W.ll. Cornwcll. J. U Cokeand others. This statement Is abso-lutely falrc. Knowing your corres-pondent personally and being charit-ably Inclined, prefer to believe thatthis statement, whllo not truo. wasmndo through Ignornnco rather thanfrom an evil deMrc to mislead yourrender. Tho truth la, I took no partIn any torch-ligh- t pio.-esalo- or

of nny kind, of the Home Hot-

els, thnt evening cr nny other eveningVery lenjioctfully,

JAS. U. COKB.Wnilulm, Nov. Ill, J90U.

Iloyce "Did you sny that fellow wa3 j

n vegei-irlaii?- Joyce "llo Is n truckfarmer."

(. '. ,m . .'' "' . 'j .'i.

ikeverybody omilino.why:

Becauae WALL, NICHOLS CO.,LTD., received hy the, two last steam-ers 168 Cases of TOYS-an- HOLIDAYGoods, both for old and young; XMA8CARDR and CALENDAR!); GIFTBooks; TOYS; TOYOJ TOYS. Everychild should havo the Latest THETEDDY D and TEDDY G.

ROOSEVELT DEAR BOOK.Come early before try are all go,.

YOUR MONEY-BAVER-

Wall, Nichols Do,.Limited.

J. M. DavisWING MACHINE REPAIR!.

1M FORT BT, near BBrtETANIA.

awM( machine for li,J TEL, MAIM II?,

CREAM PURE RYE d

THEWHISKEY

AMERICA'S FINEST PRODUCTIONS

Rich and Mellow

LOVEJOY & CO., Agents.402-S0- 4 NUUANU BTFEET. PHONE MAIN 308.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FINE WINE8 A LIQUORS.

J. LANUU bHotel Street Store

VBKSmi l ILJ.l..PWWBHfW!SS"iWi'

m YOKOHAMA

Tho T. K K. S. S. America Mnru,

which arrived yesterday afternoonfrom Yokohama Is not lo snll for the

Coast until 7 o'clock tills evening. Tho

nabln passenger list of tho steamshipwas n small one, there being only four-

teen In the list. There were, liuwctvr,several hundred Jnpancsc stccrngu

for Honolulu. The puss.ia"from Yokohama was n pleasant one,marked by no events of importance.

Among those who nrc travelling on'rhrATTrcrtrn-tar- from the Orient lothe States Is M. Shlrulshl, General .Ma-nager of the Toyo Klscn Knlsba lliu-wh-

goes to San Kranclsco on busiuess.Ho will meet Mr. Avery, assistant gen-

eral manager. In San Kranclsco, andboth onirlnls will return to Jnpnn onthe next trip of the America Muru. MrAvery will bo Joined nt Honolulu byMrs. Acry, who Is now n gucst.nt the'Moana hotel.

Miss KVtydld Jonej... sister. of thaAmerican yonsul at Dalny, Manchuriastops over. 'In llqnolulu, where shehas many mends. Miss Junes has beenvisiting her' brother, Hc.ls to comethrough In a few wesks on lenvo ofnhsence, nnd Miss Jones will contlnuoher Journoy In his company. ConsulJones is to giV to Washington to conferwith Third Assistant Secretary of StateWilson, who s In charge of tho con-

sular service.Dr. S. Tcrnn, consulting engineer oi

tho T. K. K. line, is ou his wny to ICnc-lan- d

to look alter the engines of thanow steamships being constructed fortho company nt Nagasaki.

Mr. H. Tomiklns, a prominent teamerchant. Is returning to tho Statesfrom ono of his regular business tripsthrough tho Orient, I.t. Cot. Houbo7-sk- y

of tho Itusslun nrmy Is returninghome from Vladivostok, where ho hasbece stationed.

GIVESTHANKS

ICdllor ICvening Ilullctln. Havingbeen diiely elected by the citizens, 10.1

in dumber, voters of tho Ninth nndTenth Precincts, Hnnnlel District, tothe office of Supervisor of aforesaid(ilstrlit for the term prescribed bylaw, therefore I hereby give my thanksIn tho people for tho confidence, re-

posed In me, and to the voters of thoNinth Precinct for forty-thre- votesI received, nnd to tho people of thoTenth Precinct for the sixty-tw- votes.

I hereby pledge mybclf ns an obe-

dient servant of the people to do allIn my power til further 'ho progressof tho citizens Kurt public works In

tho Comity of Knunl,Yours I03peetfully,

CIIAIII.ICS K. KAI1UE.Walnlha, Knual, Nov, 9, 'o'i.

STRAUSS IS FRIENDLY

Secretary A. I,. C. Atklnwin writesGovernor Curler Unit through n talkwith Mr. Pinnies, who will in ull prnliiiblllly biiicccd Viltur II. Mctculf otCalifornia, ho bus hciotnn uKsuied ntthe friendliness of tho secretaryto tho Immigration plans which uicI.aI,., nx.rln.l ,,.., I . Ilinu,, Itl.H.lutjitiih iniiinu uiu .11 mini, .nullum,

This announcement Is very pleasingIn that It makes It certain that tho ef- -

I forts of tho Immigration Comiiilbblonto bring In labor hern which will makegood illlzcns will not I in interfered with

ins they might bo by ono who was uufriendly.

MAY CLOSE JMLOR? HOME

Cnptnln limy superintendent of thoBailors' Home, last Satuidny tender-ed his resignation lo the boaid ofInulocB and asked litem to appointhis ana ejior is i.oon posblbl)-- . Torhome limn Ihn Homo hns i&it beenniilo to pay expenses un lias beenrun nl u limn, nnd llieio Is said lo bon seiillim-ii- l nu Jhu pail of llio illirt-i-hi-

us well its uu II. ii pint of C'iipliilllllruy llint.lliii Hiiiiiii slioiilil put Imi

I iii'li,

HAS A NEW

collegian Clothes

LINE OF

AND THE DRPOT FOR BOS OP

THE ROAD OVERALLS.

COMBSIn Fall Creations

Characteristic of Superi-

ority and originality In

design and workmanship.

OUR PRESENT STOCK OF ORNA- -

MENTAL COMBB IS EX- -

CEPTIONALLY LARGE

AND THE PRICES ARC MODERATE.

Call and Gee Them.

rl.F,Wichman&Go..

LEADING JCWELER8.

McSTOCKER'S SAY

K. II. MeSlockcr hns caused thefollowing slntcmenl to he published:

Yentenlay reporters of both the filarand Ilullctln saw mo ns to nn articleIn tho San Kranclsco Examiner rela-tive to alleged difficulties and differ- -

inceH lietwecn myself and others whohnd mnrrlcd Into tho Along family onthe ono side, and Mrs. A funs on theother, asking me what I had to say Inregard to tho article In quentioii,Thero hnd been n serious differencebetween the parlies In (uesllou uponn prhnto family matter, whlih I didnot then, nor do I now, care to

nnd I therefore told the report-ers thnt I declined to say nnylhln,';.Hlnuo then, I havu been Informed byfllcndb, that a number nf'rf sponsiblecitizens hnvo been led by reiteratediharges from apparently authentic,sources nnd by silence on our part, tobelieve thnt I, with other Bonslnlawof Mrs, Afong, did In fnct, on thecnslon of tho visit to Mrs. Afong

to In the Kxnmlner, nttempt t'iforce her to sign a paper affecting herproperty rights, Whllo my lips nrofor tho present sealed as to what lookus to Mrs. Afong's residence and wliufno wished of her nnd what occurred,I do not feel tailed upon to rest undertho Imputation of having attemptedIn nny wny to coer'co Mrs. Afong onthe ucenslun In question, or at anyother time, Into giving up any propcrly rights, cither hy signing n paperrr In nn other wlno whatever, and I

thcrefoie statu that upor that occu-n'o- n

neither money nor pioporty wasdiscussed 111 nny wny whatever, nordid wo go to Mrs, Afong's housoitlscusH such n subject, nor wns shenuked to sign nny paper of any l,llnor to glvo up any property rights, nopwns n paper discussed In nny manneror shape nt that Interview, nor wns

Icny restinlut put upon Mrs, Along,except sufficient to prevent her fiomlliterlerlng In' tho deserved castlgi,tlnu of a Japancho servant. Mix.Afong hnvlng nn tho occasion of thisvisit volunteered the threat that sbuwould dlspobo of luigo propertlcj ai.dliioneyH lielii by her In trust for alt oftho Aroug children, to thoof thnsn clilldien, wo illil glvo noticeto her, through tier son uml liusliiosiiugeiit. that wo demanded n iciuljiwi-mo-

of llio trust eslnto mauugid hyhor for the entire family, looking In

in curtullniciit of her powera mid iiui- -

but this demand wan presentedItiol, letter tlirnuuli the oidlniiy

two days Hll.ir the vlull in hoi.when It imild he nnd. presumably, w.itsuhiiiilted In licr attorney before

wns iiiuiIp. Wry respdrlfiilly,K II M'rWIl'KIIII.

Nihi'iiilii-- II, It'uil

WieWy DulKtln JJ1 pir year,

(

A

E Children's Pumps

s

the NowcMt nnd Smnrtcst SundayDnnclnjc or Party Slipper especiallyordered n augueiituU by Mra. Ounnb the latent and proper dancing

llppr.

E Prices, $2, $2,50, $3Patent Kid

Nowand Whltu

g Mclnerny Shoe Sfore :2C FORT J37J..u.uu..iuu....i m uiuiuuumuiUiR

Thanksgiving SpecialIn California Wlnci, our Superior CLARETS

AND WHITE WINES. And at an Inducement we will a lim-

ited quantity of the above Table Wines atPER CASE OF t DOZEN QUARTS AT $t.CO.

TRY A CASE.

Lewis & Co., Ltd.,'160 KINO STREET

Bulletin 75c per month

NEVADAN BRINGS

StrongMules

Pine Mules for plantation

work on the Nevadan Call

early and make your selection.

SGHUMAN CARRIAGE COMPANY.

PALMIce Cream Parlors,

Candy Factory,

Lunch Room

2nd

p'odue'

nn. iuh

AND' OTHER PIANOS.

AND HOTEU 8THECT,OpjieilU Young

CanvaH.on Exlilnltlon

sell

i

II uu -- - - .. . -- J - .1 1

'

6tJ

HOME OF GOOD

3

3

3

STREET

BURGUNDIES,

TELEPHONE 240.

L

Young Building.

Bakery

THING3

Our BUTTERNUT and GERMANBREADS are the most nutritiousbreads made, and THE PALM'S bak-er has the knack of making his breadJust a bit better tha,n others. Ask foreither of these breads; you will likethem and they cost no more than theordinary kind, although they are MuchSuperior,

What we truthfully claim for thebread Is also true of our Home-mad- e

CANDIES. They are marie hero un-

der the management's careful super-vision, thus assuring their cleanlymanufacture.

Why not try them?

116 HOTEL NEAR FORT ST.a.

jsjijiniviivvwaWvv'Jvvvw'VWV'W vi'" L' ' ""...llHt. ..'.'. - -

tniinuwiiiiinruiniviririniriivinafnv"'M''M,M"a"l '

Good Buttepaa good ns the average sprlngtlre li 'tat this season, but we hav c sonic arrived by

made and is going fast. Better leave your order today

Metropolitan Meat Co,, Ltd.

. . i - --i

PIIONL MAIN 45.

rtuvviytvvvvnMyrKMtnnnnMniUMiwiiiftnC

& GameoscienceWHAT IS IT ?

STEIN WAY

UlAYIiRIANI COMPANY

168llclil,

'I o retthe Ma

It

:3

S. ICHIKI,GENERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,

cor. Hmnia and neretanl-- i Sis. Japan I

est and Chinese Laliorom Buiipllrd,.Contract Work of Eyery Kind Unrttr.tkn, Teliphons nlue SRt!

.,' llllaM llllllllBlisiS ft'l laitflj

ryyytvil RH1.I.KTIN HONOl.ril.l. T. H , MONDAY. NOV. t; IMS.

by nmwm'John Kingham Allowed

$2,500 Damages ForHis Injuries

The suit or

the W

Land Co. was tn have hail a new trialHits Iicforc Judgo

.

SUf.

.

. i

none ,Cf ,

.hut when rnxo win pntlcil llm nn. Pii

STOCK EXCHANGE

HONOLULD,

JfflRCAHfitr"

ilnmnRC JolnifMFl)ftn.tgjsSpC.ii.t.- -,llonollilu Transit ,Q'"Sur

morning. Lindsay,

Colinunrrnirnl.unii mn.li. ( t n ..,.,,...

" "''i , WtllUkU Mlgailrt ...wise hail been asrecil nn hy the two Waiiuku Susai Co

M.i m I. iwiiiMMip autaruo,....-- ..nn nun iiisj ir.M.-Mi-- j waima- Mill to ...f,WOUKl ll.1V Ivltirhnni to'iin .In .. I MICfcLLANI-OIl--- ftiiuiu fnuvu iioiiiiiktn,! .::.. . ,1 ... . . lllfrlltii'll(anirS,l,iuui niuvB iu imy uii'ir own

The rase Ik cilil one ami In thu CSSJiVfcWi"nri trial iiic jury iiroiiRlit In n nrdiet Tor the plaintiff In the$."000. hut Iho cane wns tnken to thuSupreme Court nn exceptions by Ihollprnmlntlt ntltl n ..mi. frlnl nm wrnnl.

riarallanSnr'Co

Walal'iaAeiioittural

Kroiiml certain testimony nlwTu'itf'Tc''Imprulicrly excluded liy L'; I"

M.,rwpt- -hi.' 'li.linc suit tnothu.plnlntlrr, Kingham, thel HiSrJr'o "pc

nlternoon of 1. inn.'.. v.nM thrnwuoff nn electric ear by n conductor

ho did not pay his fare quicklyrnough to satisfy Iho latter, belnR atthe time In the midst or n paroxysmof couching caused lay nstlima. fromwhich ho was milTcrlnc. AccordliiRto the testimony he was hadly hrnls- -

ed and one rib was liroken as wellpainful clsowhorc.1 : Onomrn.Transit foucht the Illn )okiit.l. 210 Ookala

the Rround that there was no l.istliiKdisability which was not directicsult of the dlsenso from which hewns surrcrltiK, the plnlnllff claimingthat he was unable to his

ns a machinist.

HUSTACE,VIDA,JONESAND HARVEY

SHOW EXPENSES

Statements of expenses Incurredtho campaign arc now being filed atCounty Clerk Kalaunkalanl's bytho various landldates who ran forthe local County offices different

drink

Kealoha.

mill- .......linvo been Died,

l Henry C. Vldn MOO

run the Deputylloii'ilulii. This amount l:u

Itemizes ns follows!exieuses n

dnte :....' Kn noICxpi'iise.i of piir.tliiR ami ml- -

noI'ranlc Ilnrvoy, succcs.t ill

itandldntu lor Kuinipcnt Itemlred n

exrenres iih u I

dalo sr, on.Cxpsnsrn of pilullii and

vertlslni; - ."Cost of iralnsiKxpeuso public inectliiRiiSalaries of and

Salattes of watchcis ."00

uepuiy Hneriifship or

HONOLULU

12, 1906

NAME Of STOCK U

C at Co ....Hlf.AU

En Plantation CoHawaiian Aericulnt I Co

nCMifnv.i,5urar Ca'. ...

Haiku Srr Co..If jh.tbu Plantation Co..Kilial Plantation Co LliKln.tiiilu 1 uiXoioa Sural CoMcHrj.a tr Co

t Sural ii

Rapid nnd Co

CuHIft.

PiauM tvjgir PitntCoaurar mui

PUnuttoiSuttr Co

the MmI.- Ca

Soi.nVtlnj .i.. ii. t- -i.

iviiiiiu

II

um

$

$

Hawaiian Electric Cn

nn

In

f U . V... . -. muniai , ri.pnnna .oI lntl KKLUI -.

"V Hllo liallroai CoHon. II. M. Co. ...

BUMDbNwlltIM FlttCIiinh. irrr I 4 p c

ed on that ''was (ho trial I l '

JmtKf.' .. ...... IU. C. t U.M .

aioBo irom racl thatJohn onMav

as

on

In

of

as

00

ns

t.sw .vm vo p.ttawhiickr CnopcHllo H KCoCon6cHon R T II L Co p

Co 6 pH&'LCotf

OahuUfflf Coopc mOlia Surar C.i6pc...fala 1.0Ptonar Milt Co 6 p c --Walalua A(ilr0.5t.cMUryaaS. Co.'ao.- -.

..

C.ono.kiMytrO,i9

p.of.oon.o

I99.0CN

I.O90.OO.

Joo.o

Ifv.nO',.,V,io

tso--

I.ll

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NI.OX

l.t.lI.OOO,I.OAO.M

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40 ,nu

.1

MB

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IJI X

4

17

s Jl

Ilctwccn Olnanmall Injuiles $.1S, 51000 WnlnThe Ilanld case W: t;

the

rcsu:nuwork

olDce

Ptpttb

Plinl

I'lam

.ttt.t'S

Saleshut

Session: $3000 Hojr: oi.ia, s.s""4r Mritode, $:;

.Mcllryde. Mtnfj'de,

Latest 165 cents,J76.33 per ton.

SUGAR, 3.81625 cents

LONDON 8EETS, 9d

Tiiielen & Williamson

AND BOND DP.OKERS,

Stock' and Bond

FORT TEL. MAIN 12.LOANS NEGOTIATED.

The SecretOf good health is to

Primo BeerThe beverage, insure:: in the tropics.

tlcketn. ft hr r"ldeo Hip statement Nomination feewhich flle.l last Sat- Persona) expenses' ........

nrdny, only llioso Henry Vldn, Stationer?; and postaRO ......IINVHKf-- .Inn.tu llnmii--

Cluirlcs Hustacefont bis

iinfucccaaful for Sher-iffship

Personal

thevltorni-l.niKc- .

l3l.Sn, follona:Personal lamll- -

stationery nnd

ilerk mebacn

stated

Nov.

Rftwtr

onokaaSura'Co

Oan'l

Hoards!

I8.2.1.

sugar quotation,

Os.

8TOCK

Memberschana.

that health

and Salaries clerk and niciscn

Salnry

rniKaKrvrnSt

.of watcher

TotalClnrlcs Hustnc,; Jr.,,whii

ttepublienii ticketSniicrlqr. irsaks Unj remrd

oxpchc!lnrlui:;,,jii,!r 'i lltnmerllsliiK but iligy hrR".

Cot stalloucry'und postacc lows:

Totpl 1W

s

expenses

Pll

P1i

ajut

C4.nO

?."

Pcunnal expenses a

lii;i11

IIIlli

111

u;it

tn6l

lior'

tin r- - --'"

It. It. s,in 3'i

10 '.; 5 y,.

3 T.

912 ST.

,

of was . ,

ofl"

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II.

i

.

of . .

to

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,

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110j

i lUS

1

or

Ex- -

j:,II no

r.o

l 00III!

$ 17 r,0

rtnon thn or

jsq far.Illn

Tr, in nroof 5 W

ail- -

4,

arc ns nil'

as

on

. . . .. ...?...... W

Kxpenses of slntlonery midprlntliiR 10.1

Total

rio.ox

'(.lOl.V

Hon.

nicy

indl- -

ilHte til.!

.! MANCHURIA TO JAPAN?1 00 A icport brought b ill" Alanri7 5 tiys Hint owlni! t' ( "' .navy dniuaiid

I on all dry dud. f.irtlKl-- s mi tl.u C'oint.which makes It iiiioslblu tor cwntemporary icpslis tn tho .MiimJinrliitn be mailo theie, the liner Is to bo soot

Totiil , . ., $ ."II 50, to Niignsukl befoio long. Tlio uuli.eii- -

lllys-ie- II. Joneii, v.'bo rnn for Iholticltv ef thr rirort is miulilerod doubt- --.......

his ale

Kcr

i

LOCAL AND GENERAL

You may cultivate spare-tim- e thriftby reading the Bulletin Wants.

The Glot.p sells It chcapet.This Is rct week at llalclwn -- It's

your chance for profit.Tut jour valuables In the. Henry

Wntcrliousc Co. vaults.rianr and sparkle In tfic soda sold

by nensnn, Smith &Co.Tho Iioanl of Suppnlsors will liaVo

a rcRtilar mcctlnR tomorrow, (

Thcrc'ii more kitchen coinfuit ob-

tained ) using a gas Koc than by anyother iay,

SpruiRlfmc butter !laor Is found Inlie aitlclc. mlil by the .Mettupolltiin

.Meat Co Ltd.A CMillciian's oxerco'il was lot ofi

the Pall rind. Itewnrd will be paid foileturn to this otrico.

Only to days more for the specialpriies on slnplo lotions at A. Iliom'sThe clianco for housewUes.

If ou uniitd add hours to jour Ids- -

me use a lliirroiiRhs addlnR marhlnellnw.ilj.m Ofllco Hpeclully Co.

Tho Di'inoctiillc County Conimltleeheld a meclliiR this noon to setilo theflunnilal hulncss of the ciimpalcu.

In the divorce suit of Mary Illhvnii- -Innl vs ("has, llauiialaiil, tlio rcsond- -

rut uis tiled nil imsner ilcnjIliK allcharges midc In the libel.

Taxpayers should bear In mind thatthe Interest on all Delinquent Taxesaccumulates every day, and that It Isto their Interest to pay the samepromptly,

President J. A Kennedy of the l.-- l. SN Co. has gone to Illlo to attend thefuner.il of his blster-tn-ln- Mrs. ('C. Kenncly. lie M expcitcd to returntomorrow.

The ste.imcr lunlinl arrled fromHawaii yesterday, lirlnKliiR three

and tssr. Iiiirs of susar. Thepurser retorts that Kiikulliiielc had!1500 imps of Misnr on hand when nlifsailed, on the 9th.

If ou worry ou nre not nldo to di!the bcM that'll In u. Worry niukcij

ou n money loer. Assur.uue of wifelynuikes worry disappear. An Insiirnnee'pulley assures im of safety. Trent ft I

Co.. :ss I'orl Kreel. I

111k viiIiich In be had nt Sachs' annualThiiliKsKlUiiK sale of teblc linens ntiilnapkins which begins to.tay. HotelslestHiiranls and liousckreiiers will be.enabled to replenish their linens at I

special price reductions.Hiiro Kanao Kapiinhelant wishes

through thn liullctln, to cxtetul histhanks to all the friends and otherswho sent flowers, nnd to all tho mem-hers of thn Hill Knuhumami who JoinedIn tho funeral services of his wlfeiKsilicr.

Chas. K, .Nollcy, caiullilatc for , Del.rgme mi uu; iioiun uuip iicsci, iiunueiIn his iiriiiiint of election expeuses thismorning. Ho spent for expenseIlllo. l'.'.5(l. inrrliiRe hire to.Kiiluimua 'tna '""$7.60, carrlacn hire to Olia, J7.!in, pess-- 'nca to Maul ifi. rarrlazo hire Muni Sl

p.issuRc to llonollilu $li, train toand leturn J I, total S.'D.r.o.

u in for mmThe trial of Joe Manuel, n Porlo'T

lllinn chnrRCit with burglary In thetlrst degree, rommenied this miiriilngibefore Juilge Lindsay. Manuel, It Isnidged, robbed the store of n local j

JcpnicHu Mitnu thren innnths ago nnd I

tool: a niiinll 'amount of change fromtho till, nlro a number of silk bandkerchlelu nnd other small nrlldes of drygoods.

Jt is state! ,ttiatilio then proceededIn Iwllel nnd thorn! spent Ills moneywith I'or(o Ilkaniv.-on- n of ill rtpnleand also made lliem p'tesentu of thoarllcl- -i which It Ih ilalmsil he lllch- -

ed from the JapaueMc store. Tlio wo--

men niccptfd tho presents but did notshow very much Rintltude, as they nreall wltnesres In tho faiio agaliiHl him

The Jniiaiie.io who owns tlio storeHint vms burglarized ras tho firstwlliuv.i and was not very iitnnig In

his evldeaie. He uiih unable staleii'llalnly (hat tin nrtlileg stolen wereiliitu bh plcie but slattd that lhy,were ornclly rlmllnr to thoio whichwere ulu'cn.

Deinily Attorney (icnernl I'IpiiiIiikappears for the piineciilloutorney Nour for tho defenc

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Jury Is ininpoHefl of the followingmomheis Waller Ktnrblrd, SolomonI). Kokl, C. J. I.udwlgsen. W. C.

IJ. M Campbell, W. K, Wnlninnu H. W. Spem er. II. V. Donne,.1. W. MeDiinnl'l. T. W. Chiisc. J. D

Cocl.itt, A. Nelson.

l'aslilun plnlra lllgh-prlce- dinnerM!tS.

You rnnnol watch tin bury b"n erKoolaupoko.i fill here, in lcw of the Hcrln'is extort lori wjtlinfit wanting tome of the

fnir"dys: to wbbh the Man Hurls ft diinjr.Q'l "n'l'fflN;i

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tn

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Well, I say, If you aro feeling blue, you certainly don't look itl Ofcourse that Is, If your clothes are made by us. We make nnrmenln thathave STYLE and ORACE and give to, (he wearer INDIVIDUAL DIQTINC.TION. We make tn your Individual measure for the name price you wouldhave lo rav lor ready to wears, and wc give fwllof.icllon.

SAVE MIDDLCMAN'S I'ROriTOIOur niu Serge Sulla at 25 luv e no equal In tsvn TIIUY ARE

GUARANTtEO.

GEO. A MARTIN .. HOTEL STnULt

unci At- -

The i

A w.ttch tlmt keep correct ti:ne

linn no wntel) nt nil. To the busy man ofrcli.-ilil- Uniepicci: is most cHMiittinl.

Qtit wntchci) are iierlect titnektqicrs.

R. Counter, SI4I Fort.vvnAAMVtnnwj)jKMtr?wAnttnrt

Real Comfort

may he had when you cook with gas.

The lady who docs thin has time to

rest on the veranda and do some of

her Christmas fancy-work- . That Is

not possible when coal or wood jc the

fuel.

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Pons Bons(HOLIDAY CRACKERS)

Jutt In time for Thanksgiving. Ournew assortment Is better than any wehave had before.

It Includes many novel Ideas thatoi-- o wonderfully decorative for the table and afford great amusement.

The tug at each end; the map ofthe cracker; and the unwrapping of

tc'tho mysterious prize within creates no

ORDER EARLY.

v Henry M?y & Co,,TELEPHONE MAIN 22

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is worse

today a i

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Fop YoupHealth's SakeYou should order only pureliquors, for home use. We donpt keep any impure brand,but every good brand ofliquor In the market Is repre.sented on our shelves. Order what you wint. We have

Jobbing Department.

The Criterioncor. BETHEL & HOTEL Sts.

PEACH MELLOW

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Is a delicious and refreshing drink. Itis like an excellent peach In liquidform. Ask for It. Bottled by

HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS,CMMA ST.

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One of Many oM'Call's Patterns

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WANTSThe Utile Ads with the Big Results

Moo Pneo H, NBW TO-UA- Y, for Now Ada.

WANTKO.A Ural-clas- s liiioKUcrpcr will accept tho J

keeping (if n set of books during,evening hours. Address "A. K., Hill

Iclln omcc. :32S-t- f

Thorough, reliable sober, good character delivery wagon 'V,i,;'WM.dress "S.. ' llullctln.

Cnrrlngo home. Apply Dr. Ulanchnrd,Camp MeKltilcy. 3332-l-

TO LET.Furnished rooms. Rented to suit the

times. Helen's Court, Ailnma l.ane.3512-t- f

CottarCB In Chrlatly Lane. ApplyWong Kwal, Smith St., mauka Hotel,

2 furnished front rooms at 1223 Km '

, itin St.; rent rcnsonablo . 310Mt

Ni'wly furnished mosquito proof roomsnt Rt Vineyard St 272S-- .

POM SALE.rlue cornor lui lu Maklkl. Curbing,',

water, fruit and ornamental trees'and all Improvements. Tiro mln-- ,

utcs walk from cars and I'unahouCollege. Address It. P.. this cilice.

Spinalis In nny quantity. KnlmukliF0RTHeights; 'Aim, 3472-t- f ,

I'lii' Weekly Kdltion ot tnllullctln giver a complete Btimmary ofthn nen a of tbo Akl. For SI yr'

ltlnnk books ot nil sorts, ledgersetc.. manufactured by tho Ilulletln Pub.Ilshlnc Comiianv

BUSINESS DIRECTORYMUSIC.

Mrs. Hodgson Teacher of Piano and '

Singing. Slimy eiint cxperleiiio.limy ntnl pleasant method, ltnpblanil thorough progress. Lessonsglu-- at pupil's own rculdcncu or atStudio. 213 Vineyard St. (near Km-m- a

St ).

Mr. Jas. Sheridan, pianoforte tuner,All orders should be left ut the

Nc.v? Co., Young bldg. PhonoSIM or Cottage No. 1. Iliialck-- l.awu.

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

For house-help- , phone White 2891, Ma-

klkl. General Kmploymenl Office,cor Pensarnla and llcretanla.

XsW" Fine Job Printing at the Bul-

letin offle.

Time To Thinkabout the adding Your timevand that of your high pricedclerks Is worth money. Whynot begin to economize ontime by using a Durrough'aAdding Machine?

EVERYTHINGFOR THEOFFICE.

Hawaiian Office

Specialty Co.r-- r ;w'vs:wwi?vwa

LIVE TURKEYS

ORDER NOW FOR THANKSGIVINGCORN FED TURKEYS.

Club Stables

Tel. Main 109

S. SA1KI.Dambco Furniture Mado to Order.

Picture Framing a Specialty.E63 8. BERETANIA ST.

TELEPHONE BLUE 881.

Wing Wo Tai & Co.

UUALLRS IN IMPORTED GENERALMCRCHANDIQL.

limUlM! ARTICLE?! OP ALL KINDS,911 NUUANU STREET.

Tel, Mrfln 80 P. O. Bo 845.

TEL. MAIN 473,

JHHANB8U NKW HOTEL UNIUD,LAIlOil OI'PIRC, 'OTHUCT I'AUAMl

LOS'I .

No branch -- J. Carlo Pawn Co., Fort I

St.. opp, Mission. 3"03-t- f

Wni. & Irwin & Co., Us

G. IRWIN. ..President and Mgr. I

iwrv nnntrrif r ii til, a... '

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W. M. OIFFARD 2d Vice Prei. IsH. M. WHITNEV TreasurerRICHARD IVERS Secretary1

IC. I. 8PAULDING Auditor

BUQAR FACTORSand

COMMISSION AGENT

Agents forOceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco,

Cal.Western Sugar Reflr.lng Co., Ban Fran-

cisco, Cat.Batawln Locomotive Works, Phlla

delphla, Pa,Newall Universal Mill Co, (Manufac-

turers of National Cms Shred-der), New York, N. Y.

Pacific Oil Transportation Co., 8'inFrancisco, Cal,

Mrs, Doris E, Paris,Has Dandelion for sale. It Is a tun:

Cure for Dandruff,

STREET opposlto CONVENT.

TWO FOR $1,501

All courses In the Y. M. C. A. NightSchool cost $5 for six months In addi-tion to the $5 membership fee; but twocourses can be taken for $7.50.

JOIN NOW1

REPAIRING.

Umbrellas and brass pol- -

lulled. Taknln, 12M Fort St.3lG7tf

LOCKSMITH.

See Hastings for repairs of Locks,Key., Music boxes, SnarpeniSfc- - ofFlno Cutlnry. near Union Orlll.

BARBER SHOP.

For a nice, smooth shave call at theCriterion Hhop. 1111 Foit Bt.

CLOTHES CLEANING.

Clothes dyed, cleaned and pressed. A.Mutsuuka, Kukui St, bctw. Itlver nndl.llllin.

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PROFESSIONAL CARDSI

A. J. DERBY, D. D. S. i

ftOSTON BUILDING, THIRD FLOOR.

PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON. I

DR. T. MITAMURA. OFFICE 1412NUUANU ST.! CORNER VINE-YARD; TEL. WHITE 151.

Cameras As'

Christmas

Gifts

Give to your own boys andgirls and to your friends, a

camera or a kodak for Christ-

mas.

It Is not too early to make

a selection.Our stock Is very complete

now and will give a great va-

riety to choocc from.

Honolulu

Photo-Supp- ly Co,

FORT STREET.

"Everything Photographic"'

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o ,,.,, , ,;r" ; ciycourteous driver.

ewg Tiliphoni (tlus 3161.

ZtT UULLLTIN AU8, PAY 1R ,

Tor Jjpanss cooks, waiters, woman '

ZT"'A,"'i,''uM ICIi AND ELECTRIC CO,,

NUUANU MKAH

Catholic

DENTIST.

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SPORTS!rc.2reMaui Is

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All Right"Maul no l;n oe," "Maul Is nil right.'the motto of our sister tale to the

South, nnd the tennis players of Honolulu who went over on the ClaiullncFriday night lu play for the PuuncncChallenge Cut) are unanimous In nccording to Maul their perfect title tothe sentiment of their war cry. Whilethe primal object of the Journey wasthe claiming of the beautiful lovingcup, presented by the I'nuucnc AthleticAssociation, the hospitality cxtcndciland the sportsmanlike conduct of theMaul people will endure long nftcr thecup Is forgotten.

The Claudlne landed tho Honoluluplayers nt fi.SO Saturday morning; theywcic met by Frank llaldwln nnd J, NB, Williams, who londiiclcd them tcthe Puuncnc clubhouse. After break-

fast the courts were visited nnd foundto be finely situated mniikn of the hiesugar mill. Ample time was given foithe city players to prnttlcn lu orifcithat they might get familiar with thegrass courts. The players hnil beenarranged by the I'uttneno Club previousto the nrrlvnl of the steamer, nnd thevisitors heartily agreed to all the nrrnngements mads by the Maul peopleKarh Honolulu team played three setsagainst each Miiul team without regardto who won the sets, the total nunibetof games lost nnd won determining thet.ltltnaU) outcome of the tournamentthus nrr.iyltig Ilonolul unguium Maulas it whole and not ns Individual.

Play started at 10 o'clock, t Urstmulches resulting as follows: C. II

Cookn unit I). II. Illtrhroek v. W. Sav.ISO ntnl I", llaldwln. won by theformer, II. II. Hcmhrsonand V. Se.irhy v. W. P. Itcth and ItI). Me.ul, won for Honolulu.

The next scile of matches werebetween the following: A. T. Ilrockand I'. K btceio v. P. P. Itiisccrnns andJ II. Thompson, won by Ilrock andStcere. ., C. C. Kriimbaainnd Mr. Stevenson v, H. II. Derby nndC. 0. Ilo.-ku-s was the last match andwas won for Maul by Thetotal number of gamci that won thecup for Honolulu wiih (12, ngalnrl 17 foiMaul. The npplniire throiighoitl was

and lininttl.tl, u number i

igencroiiK Honolulu ladles making up In

anything they lucked lu mini-- .

tiers.A lu.ui at the Pmincnn club house

followed the games. D.inclug. slnglnsby Mr. Stovcnson and the draining oithe loving cii'i consumed the remaininghours of tho visitors, nud brought to ,i

close tho most enjojabln Intcr-lstan- n

.outing tho Honolulu men have mi)knowlcdgo of.

Thn next match will be held In Ho

nolulu, nnd there Is a chance that thltmay como off befuro tho grinding sea-wi-

starts on December 3.n :: ::

Hand It to Sam Chlllliigwurth, Uiulb-e-

Illll and the balanco of thu Iliamonds who took tho Winter LcagqePemiaiil. Here Is a team that can playsome h'isohall nnd In nlwas out towin. Yesterday was the deciding gnintof the elmnlptonshlp scries and Jut4 .iwe predicted It proved a red hot m

and n good trowd was thero to be;these two teams fight to u Ilnlsh. You

can talk about your big league gamesmid nil that but theto Ilutchers amiDiamonds can put up tbo teal article.HILL ClIILLINOWOllTH PITCHES

wi:ll.Dixon, llushnell and Lulling who

tho only three white, apron men whobctntched out n bit on lliother Ulll'sbenders. This curvcologltl certainlyoutdid himself and for nine limlngtlooked to the Ilutchers like old C'y

Young, Hill's slhk work whs aho a

feature. Yes, and tho balance of iliateam was there with tho willow nnilUiihIiiicU and Amoy received u iniiiyictcplloii. Ten blnijlea wcic poked outby (he boys In led.A TOl'dll S'lltUGOLi:.

I'or hcvcn Innings it wa- - a llcncstrugglo with tho Melts one run to Ihcgood, lu this spasm tbo Diamonds gotbusy and again dcniouMtutrd (hat thirInning lu tho luoH daugcioiis lu base-

ball In this period the Diamonds gutbusy with tho stick and punched outthree blnglcs, which worefur two runs. This gavo thn long enuto thd I). II. learn and maintained thelead to the ninth.OAMi: WON IN NINTH.

When tho Diamonds look the bat luthe ninth Ihn scoic ctlll stood 1 iiml H

wiih plain nun louiviiiiiiB nnioi no uuuelo lucreiiiic that load uud pl.ij mile

CllfllgUIUI! Dili K"l H MIUKIl- - Hill US IIII I ph. I liii'liin t4k ti II II (iv till i I Mmnu III."in IIJlHfil" " Mfc, r

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' AM lu ,,,c,,fr' llcr" HCrP

'"" l;"m" "" "I"1 ll ,,"l,ln"r UK,mllllli DM IUI1S. OOW lllllir," IIIHIIH II

3 r i ) . Al.nn. tore oil a bmitls andlupei beat otitt mil in firm fijmuili.! llwri'd Illll Kt'l-'l- 111 thu all iii- or Jlilt nnil Akuiiii mmd under Uu imlluwiis ioiiK llrst tin a tiuiikiii Id tiiird

5.a

and Sopor iompd home. Now It was

klip to old pal AI Moore. Al was therelike a istick and piincnca out u miscotlng Sam Chill. It placed the Diamonds In good shape with a lend otfour It looked like curtains for theIlutchers, captained by llushnell. Poorold "Pop" Hcllbron drew a long breathnnd still ilghoil that there was n

chance.mi:th dik oami-- :

Tho Ilutchers mado a game tight It.

the ninth and died game. Ily makingtwo runs In this Inning they causcmthe finishing touches to be placed onito already brilliant gnmo. This fin-

ish was certainly exciting. Kill Chillseemed a trlllo nervous hut struck outAyaii. Dixon drew a pass In the shape .

of a dead ball. Almos wnlkcd. Kuhltinmanaged to reach first on Almos be- -

,

lug retired nt third by Sam Chill. Up

came llushnell, the stnr playci of theWinter League ho was dotperatc. Hepicked out one of Hill's best and caughtMr. Spalding's sphere on the nose nno '

sprinted for three bases, sending DIxou

and Ktihlna In front of him. Hush wasnot sat lulled with three bases, but trleoto stretch It Into n homer nnd was put

out nt the pan. It wns a gallant nt i

tempt nnd the only thing to do In such '

n pinch.The Major umpired n good game and .

his decision were accepted without akick.

Ileic s how- - Nigel Jnckson, tho bustling scorer, caught ono of the best I

games played nt tho Park this season,DIAMOND IIKADS.

All It 1)11 811 0 A KlPowers, if I o 0 1 2 1 (.'.Moore, '.III ' 0 1 1 2 S 1

II. Desha, if 5 0 0 0 1 0 I'

W. Desha. If I. 110 10 0

W. Chllllngw'lh. 33 12 0 0 3 0,Mojes. c 3 0 1 0 7 I 0

Aliana. Ill) I 1 2 0 2 2 01

Koper. II I 1 1 0.11 1 IIS .Chllllngw'th. sh.1 I 2 1 1 3 0

Totals 30 5 10 3 27 10 2MHTHOI'Ol-lTANS- ,

AIIH II! I HI! () A Pllanls, 2h I 0 0 0 2 2 0

Ayau. If 3 I 0 2 2 (I tDIxou, 31 3 0 10 13 1

Almos. If 3 1 0 0 I II 0

Kiihlna. lb I I 0 0 7 t l,llushnell. p.-- I U 1 0 0 2 Il.unlng, i- 3 0 I 0 10 1 U

Walker, rf 3 0 0 0 2 1 U

Amoy, B8.-- P 3 0 0 0 2 B II

Totals 30 3 3 27 IS

DIAMOND. IIKADS.1 2 3 I S 0 7 K 'J

Huns 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 .'I r.

Il.iho Hits 0 110 10 3 0 -IC

MLTItOPOLITANS.1 2 3 1 C 0 7 S 9

Hulls 0 0 tl 1 0 0 0 0 2 .)

Hiikc lilts 0 0 110 0 0 0 13Two-bas- e Mils W. Desha, W. Will

llngworth,Thrcc-ba- o Hit Hiishnell.Left on llasca Diamond Deads, 7;

Metropolitans. 3.Hase on Halls Cbllllngworth, 2;

llushnell, 1; Amoy, 0.

Struck Out Ily Chllllngworth, I;llushnell, 3; Amoy, 3.

Hit by Pitcher W. Chllllngworth,Mines, Dixon, '

Innings Pitched Ily liuahnell, 7;Amoy. 2.

lllts-- Olt llushnell, 0; Amoy, I.

Double Plays Mooro to Super, Amoitu Harris, Kiihlna.

Time of (lamo I hour 10 minutesit tt

SOLDIERSPLAVCflODBAIL

Pnc hi Sam's men representing the

Tenth Infantry demonstrated yester-

day that thoy can play some baseballlu a gamn with tho Kiinlas jesterdny

they turned the trick by the scoro olD to 1, and did not make a single sllrIn tho held.

Tho Kiinlim were outclassed In everyilcpaitmcut of tho game.

Jackson's official score shows thatIbis game was played as follows:

TKNTH 1NFANTHY.All It I1II SI! O

Lemnii, ss, ..C0111Hinglanil, c ..5 i l l a

llinwn, lb,Vnn Vllil, 2h. ..&Caicy, 31), ..Glloyle. rf. ..IDonglicrty, If. ..Illoin, rf. ..IFcnncr, p. ..I,

Totals ....II fi 8 9 27 17

KAAL.VS.AH nun SI! O A Jl

Smithies, ts I o 0 0

Milium, 3h 3 0 0 iCocked, Hi 0 0 0 10

Paaliihl. p I 0 0

Fernandez, rf 3 1 1

HoRiu, 2h ...I 0 0Ahlonii, (f I 0 0III Ho, r I 0 0

,0t(li-nclrlu-, If. 3 0 0

--7'lot, ,2'J I 0 1 27

ILNIII INPANTHY.I a 3 I S I! 7 H

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wru.rvr colccctcdQUITt A FEW 1NECM

BUT PONTKNOW SHA,T THEYs Ao

.V3Vin3 IU fc

AND FIND OU-T- 'T'Nffns..-....- --!

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Lett on liases l'cutli Infantry, 9;Kaalcis, S.

Ilaho on lliilln Panliihl. lj Fcnncr, 3

Struck Oat Ily Fcnncr, !; Panliihl-5-

Hit by Pltcher-Coik- eti. 3.

Diiilhle Plays llogan lo Corkctl.'Ilnio of tiame I hour 2u mlniilcIJinpIr- o- K, Desha.Hiurer N. Jackson.

0SAR COX A"WINNER

Supervisor Cox can pljy gulf as wellus polities, Ycsmrda at Ilalelwa Coxluok a crack at the White Hock cup midhatted the hall two rounds In goodshape, doing out in 11 mid lu lu fin

uud aided with u 12 handicap, Iih

biought home, an S2, which was Jusltwo sliokes lower than tho brorrsturned In by M. I'hllllps, A. S. Mnhau-II- I

and Fin ill; llulstead. 'I hese threeeach had an M and cut (aids lo teewho would ill Ink White Hock. MaliutH

could cut better Ulan be could play golfnnd ho carrlid on Iho lluiihl.

Tin re was u good sized entry and u

Hue day. Mtihaulu and lliihtcul playi il

tbo hot gulf, making llulr rounds lu7. Tills Is fiilr playing for tho Ilale-

lwa i nurse.PnUiming mo the cuds turned lu by

the pl.i tr.,:

O, P. Cox II no 12

M. IMiilllps r,u 18 MA. H. Mahaulu ....It 3 h

V. Hnlstead 13 II 3 SI

A. C. Wall SO r.2 12 110

i;. Wati-ima- ....fill r.o isv. b. siuiiii r.i r,3 is 01

It. J. Iluehly ....M ns Be ltiU. M. Cmphdl ..r.fi no 3 lojJ. C. Hvaus ... ....' ir. 12 til.1 I). Mclnerny ..ti's ni lb btV. Aimslroug . . .r.2 12 U HI

Ailttiu White . . . . in 17 I u.:

lj. 0. While ... ...is it I

II. .InllllMUl . .. ...r,i m; 12 usII. II. (limit ... ...r2 is 13

St C. Illilgouil . ...ID ui U ssW. ('. Wilder 07 m Id KM)

C.J. Iliitchlns . ...I.". r.i ;i '.i.i

Pilnco Cupid a:, r.j 1ft 112

C. .1, Wilder M ft i is S3

II. A. Wilder. inUluMicil.

First uppearauie:: n

IL'dltor J en jiir ii I If Mm - 'iiirniigl

the imirlesy of )our coliiiuii i Hin Uuuball I en in of I Ijo Tenth Ilifiiuliy ileiliexIn iliiilleiigo Urn Diamond Heads to u

niiilcli gnmo; or any other club or iIkMldwlllli'l- - La,lHU. It Is Imped I Iwn ilvflialltllgn will he lineiileii ul ui I"

loifi lilt) tuipa ii ou I it tialuliirninmiinii.iil(HB should hi- - midn ,i

HHIIIIH-W- r tli'Tenih IiiIiiiiimMiKiul') '

MTL'iJ. nffi-

iWTURN!rioF.f'.

ivin stSj" TucpKiBBT2&K aHTJiHimvai.

Mil LEMUE SWSThe Maklkl baseball league slarled

yesterday iiflernooii with il big cinwdIII ultcnd.ilico. The lit Kt p.imo win, between Iho Sweel Homo baseball Icaninnd tho Pmnluiu hatt-lul- l nine. TheSweet Homes won by the scoio ofto I.

'Hid nore by Innings follows:12 3 I r. (I 7 S II

Piiuahoii II II II II ll I ll U 3-- I

Swe-- I llmiie U 3 0 2 12 0 0 -- 7

'I lie second ganui was belwi-e- lheYoung U'llelhuas mid Mjitles. The,M) riles won by the (hue score of I)

to S.

The score by Innings follows:1 2 3 1 .1 II 7 S II

Myrtlo fi 1 I o o 0 (l 0 -0

Y. Mlclliu.1 3 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 ll- -sj

Charlie NcIhiii umpired the games,nnd i:crs of (he Oahu li.iseli.ill teamkept the s ores.

The standing of Hie teams:P. W, Pit.

Myrtles 1 1 1 tlllll,Sweet lliinie 1 I l.oouit'liualioii t o .000Y. LellelhiuiH I 0 .000 i

Next Sunday Iho Mjitles play Hie

Pwcel I Ionics lu the dnt game uL I :io.'The seiond game will he lietwecn tliePunnlioiis uud Y. Lellelliuus.

Additional Sporting News on Page 7,m

Sonin people ask for loo much lu theirplayers and don't glvu enough thnul:3lor what they get.

Castle & Cooke, LtdHOHOLIJI 'J.

iioiiimlssSo.1 Merchants

:: Sugar Factor

AdKNTS FOItThe Lwa Plantation Co.The Wril.ilua Agricultural Ce.The Koliala bu;iar Co,The Walmci Sugar Mill Co,Tlie Pulton Iron Works, St. Louis, Mo.

The Standard Oil Co.The Geo. F. Olake Steam Pumps.Weston's Centrifugals.The New England Life Insurance Co,

of Boston.The Aetna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford,

Conn.The Alliance Assuranoe Co. cf London.

vicroitTALKING MACHINED,

Unlcu) yon Imvo heard thr. recentinodrla you can hardly ic.illo tliegreat Improvements that have beenmade, llenr'lt atUERGSTHOM MUSIC CO,, LTD.,

ODD FGLLOWa' nLDO,

MA?5ELIEHfJ- A

Alexander & BaldwinLIMITED.

r. r. COOKE Msr.af.er

OPPICBR8.rt, P. Baldwin PresidentI. B. Castle Viet Pre.ldentV. M. AlexancYr.. .Sccon-- J Vice Prei.

L. T. Peek Thlid Vice Pre.I. Wxterhouso TreasurerE, E. Paxton SecretaryW. o. Smith Director

SUGAR FACTORS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS and

lt.SuRAl.GE AGENTS

cijents for

Hawaiian Commercial & Suj.t Oe,Haiku Sugar CsrnpanvPale Plantation.Maul Agricultural Cvnpsny, .

Klhel Plantation Company.Hawaiian Suuar Company.Kanuku Flartatlon Company.Kahulul Railroad Company.Haler.kata Ranch Morr.rjany.

FIRE iNSURANGE

THE

B. F. DILLINGHAM CO.

LIMITED,

General Agent for Hawaii:

Atlas Assurance Company of London.New York Underwriters' Agency.Providence Washington Insurance Co,Uh FLOOR, STANQENWALD DLDQ.

LIFE INSURANCEIs not a Luxury; it Is a Necessity,

But you Must have tbo BESTand that lo provided by the famousami most ertultablo Law. of Massa-chusetts, In tlie

New England , Mutual

Life Insurance Co.,OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.

If you would be fully Informed aboutthese laws, "address

Castle & Cooke,GENERAL AGENTS,

HONOLULU, T. II.

Is kept on Ills at C.Trlltl PAPUm C, HAKE'S ADVF.R--

I b I N (1 AGENCY.ui uancome oi., ban rrancisrn, est.,where crnl-a:t- s fnr advertising canb made fnr IL

mmmrmimt'm-i- muw m

Weekly Bulletin, $1 Year

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Republican TicketWith One Exception

Elected On KauaiThe returns of the County election on Kauai show a victory for the

straight Republican ticket, with thu exception that Wilbur Jarvls (It) wasdefeated by J, K. Apolo (till) for Bu.crvlsor-o- f Kawalhau;

Tho following Is the tabulated vain cost:

County Sheriff

Win. Henry Wee1

38County Clerk

J. M. Knneakua 38County Auditor

, H. M. Kancalll 1

O. Oineto.l 37County Attorney

S. K. Kaeo 38County Tresturer

A. II. Rice 38

WalmeaTlaci. lllackstailW. O. Crowell .

KoloaHenry Wake , .

LlhueWilliam Ellis . .

KawalhauU. K. Kaao

COUNTY OFFICER3.

8HERIFF8.

MehculaHanalel

KanewanulJas. Lota

8UPERVISOR8.

WalmeaKnudsen

MakallaKoloa

McIIrydoLlhue

It. WlshardKawalhau

Jas. Apolo .Wilbur Jarvls .

HanalelChas. Kaheo

Kanealll . .Ktiapuht . .

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SENIOR filMIl TODAY

Today at 3:30 the Kums and OahilCol let;u buck on the Krld at I'unahou.

liarli team will hnvo out Its strong-

est line-u- p and u good gnmu will belooked for. This will be one of thebiggest games of the season.

They want Attcll and O'Brien In Kniland.

K 8 K

Marvin Hart wuuts u chance ut Kuuf-inaui- i.

' it ItAt the, close of the season Hans Wag-

ner, of l'lttsburg, went to Hoi SprliiL

for treatment. His legs weru bad to

wards the lliilsh.nanMcCurey. the Los Angeles fight pro-

moter, has offered Qans unci Herman12.UU0.

mil mm siiwnThu team from the High School, rep-

resenting the Illack and Oold took a

full out the Oahu College II On Saturday. The college boys were iinabld

to cross thu lino and did not score. TheHighs made one touch down and con.verteil suiiiu Into a gonl.

The game was u very uvenly contest'ed one und some fair pluylug was wit'uesseil,

Thu llue-u-

O.iliil College, High School.It. IC. U

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2 111MANCHURIA 1$ VERY

oHiy mmSan Oct. 31. The l'ntlll

Mull Sleitmshlp Company's stvaineiMnuchurln was placed on the drydn'leut Hunter's Point this muriilng for nexnminatlon of tho damages that wererecehed tho groumllnK nearHonolulu Homo time ago. The Injuriessustained by tho liner were foundto be so cxtenslvu that It will takeubout four or days to make u complete survey of the vessel.the entire hull the ship was dam-

aged unrt necessary repairs will amountto un sum and It will takeseveral months to put thu vessel In a

seaworthy condition.Thu hull of tho big steamship Is

ed In from the bow to the stern, showing gaping holes, und It Is figured thatabout two hundred plates will have Inbe removed. With tho exception ot(.no on tho starboard, every blade onthe Is curled over.

Thu bilge keels were badly damagedbut the one on tho starboard side mop!so than on the port. As there was ktll(considerable water In the double bottom, It was Impossible to tell whutidamagu had been done to the Innerhull.

HENNING'S LUAU

Special to The BulletinWalluku, Maul, Nov. 10. Mr. W

llenulng will give a blgluuu at Uilinliuithis evening to commemorate the clean I

sweep the Republicans made uu MuullIbis veor. Thorn will bo sueeches KU- -

lore. Central Maul will give one next1

week, probably at am! theIlnmukuopoko, Pain, Klhel, unitluku Republicans will bo Invited to!participate. '

The MAN'S HANDY IN--

DEX, published In the Saturday Bulls-ti- n

and the Weekly Edition, gives a

conclss and complete resume of all le-

gal notices, 6alls for tenders, Judg-- I

mints, buiiaing ana rc.itat transactions, evening Bulletin,;75t per month. Weekly Bulletin,

Time of Hales Twenty minutes. j

U It IIDan Itencur Is very much In tho llnint Q

IIkIi urotiml the U. of I'. Swimming If I ?KoIiik to u IiIk hoiist the Kind

this yeartl il St I

Hal Chase, thu crack first hasenuin

of tint Now Vmk , Is il.iyllii'hall with the S.iu Jim team, Callfiir ,

lilu.It II II '

Next will O'llrleii-llmii-

tl tt It ,

1Iitit Nhoiild hnvo lunula .Ini' I;'O'llrh'ii iiinl In' would linvn hml iii)-- l

lllllIK In will llllil lliitlllllK In l"A lly I

M w-- u fpy."."l w wffs-1- ' :5'W'KVKNTNO' BtJLtBTIN, HONOMTLP. T. II., MONDAY. 12, IflOli.

BY AUTHORITY'NOTICE TO CANDIDATr.3. IN THEI

'TERRITORIAL ELECTION.

Tho attention of nil candidates In'the Territorial Election held Niivenl-- i

ber Clh, 1900, Is drawn to Sections 31,'32 and 33 of tin-- Utileslor Holding Meet Inns, which relutu tothe filing of KtutiMiieut ofExpenses by ach I'andidalo withintwenty dayo.

A. I.. C. ATKINHON'. I

Heiwtary of Hawaii3533 Nov. 7. 10, 12. '

NOTICE.

I'nng Alow has tiled nppllt--Hon for 4lh Class Miuur 'Btit Materials, and Honest uun, yn.bo located at tno corner Prices.ot KIiii; ml Kt'kniillko Htriels, lluuululu, Oaliu. Any protests against theiBsunucu of this license should In- - Ilk"! i

In thin offlre by Sutuidny,17th, 190C.

A. J. CAMI'flEI.I,,Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii.

Tieasurer'a Oflltf,Honolulu, Oaliu, Nov, 10, 1906.

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Business Notices.

TRKASURY Dni'AltTMKNT, Olllrcof tho SupervlsltiK Architect, WushlnK(on, II. C, October 26, 1906. MSAI.KI)PROPOSALS will ho nt thisolllce until 3 o'clock 1'. M. on thu 3rdday of December, l9ofi, and thun open-

ed, for tho (unstriK'tloii of tho l.epiosyInvestlpitlon Station nt Molokul, I In

wall, in arcordanto with tho drawingsand specification, enplcx of which tunybo hud this olHee.

JAMKH KNOX TAYLOR.Supcrisliii; Arihltcct.

Nov. Ill, 12. 14, 10, 19, 21

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48 I 1 1 1 1 1 1' '171

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Kahulul,Vul- -

BU8INEBS

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To see us when you want fresh, ten-

der meats or the very choicest thlntjiIn the MEAT tine.

Whether you are out to buy ormerely In search of suggestions, thevisit will repay you.

Everything here Is clean.

Everything fresh and good.

Everything priced at reasonable fig-

ure.

ORDER

Sweet Violet ButterFROM

C. Q. YEB HOI' CO.,

TEL. M.AIN 251.

Deliciously Refreshing

are the Ices, Sodas and Ice CreamSodas served here. Their coolnesisatisfactorily appeases thirst; theflavor "smack" make them delightfully palatable, while careful choice ofIngredients make them desirably in.vlgoratlng.

Why not try them? You will getprompt service and be comfortablyseated while partaking.

Honolulu Drug Co,,FORT ST.

FINLEY & REEDY,New Proprietors.

TE

10

NOV.

U. Sekomoto,FINE

CENTS' FURNISHINGS.

23 Hotel St.THE ART POTTERY OF

THE EAST. Exquisite shapesJust the thing for Xmaa. Tapas, Mats, Brasses.HAWAII & 80UTH SEAS

CURIO CO,

YOUNQ BUILDING.

huliiti ihfi'iili'il hy IhTHi'l' lin Is ili'iul faaf "For Rsnt" cards on sal at""' the tlulletln olllce,

mMFtfP !B

OUR PLATFORM SoapC.f road from San rranclsco all the United and

for HONEST PAINTINC. Ween- - VVOPhS York by any steamship line European ports.niDV iKiiicu npiibii. suai rtnnii

Llcens.- -

&

For Good Work We Are

CANDIDATES ZOOFOR YOUH TRADE.Call upon and ste our new Ideat

for Oecoratlncj the Home

Stanley Stephenson,

PAINTER.TELEPHONE 420.

"You 'em everywhere" Signs

CREXRUGS

Just Received perAlameda a LargeStock of Figuredand Plain Rugs.

ALL SIZliS

Coyne Furniture Co.

Limited.

UNION AND HOTfL C1RFCTG

C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.1UEEN STREET, HONOLULU, T. H.4GENTS FOR:

Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Ookallugar Plant. Co- - ncj Suiar CcHonomu Sugar Co,Walluku Sugar Co.,Pepcekeo Gug.r Co., The Planter!Lint of San Francisco Packets, ChasBrewer Co.'s line Boston PacketsLIST OF OFFICERS:

C. M. Cocke, President; GeorgeRobertson, Vice President and Manajer; E. F. Qlohop, Treasurer- - and Sicetary; F. W. Macfsrlane, Auditor: P.

Jores, C. M, Cooke and R. Gait.Directors.

Tel. Main 193. P. O. Dox 192.

E. J. LORD,SUCCESSOR TO

Lord and Belser,GENERAL CONTRACTOR.

Dredging, Oradlng, Paving,Teaming, Crushed Rock,

Black and White Sand and Soilfor Sale,

OFFICE AND YARD....SOUTH K..WAIAHAO STS.

FreshOF BREAD, CAKES. COOKIES. ETC.

EVERY DAY AT THE

PERFECTION HOME OAKERY

LATE DESIGNS

Gold Mounted BackCombs

J. A. R. Vieira&Go.HOTEL 8TREET nr. FORT 8T

Mango ChutneyDelicious for Cold Lunches,

KEARN'SFACTORY HOTEL STREET

PHONE BLUE 1411.

KoaDURABLE AND ATTRACTIVE.

For Sale Made Mission StyloTo Order.

FONG INN CO.1152 NUUANU 6T, P. BOX 0Q9

QUfi AND LOCKSMITH.GENERAL REPAIR SHOP

8afes Opened, Typewriters, Cash Regliters and Sewhiy Machines, LawnMoweri clcanrd, aiihisted and repalrcuREMOVED TO UNION STREET

jay clns Job Printing it tin Bui'Hill r.fite.

Our Soapq'tt to the foundation of

he r t and cleanses

thoroughly, There'a noth-

ing nuperficlal about

made Goap,

So rrrJ ..

TOR KAflC

I3rtiirit Your Kitchen

'Honolului to points

is , IU'1 I toon vu itiu a ...... ar. u.u to charge

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TRACTIONSat the Wm win &

KAIMUKI

ANY TIME -9V- - EVERY DAV

CAMERA OBSCURAIHAWAIIAN QRASS HUT8IOPEN-AI- SKATINGANIMALS, DIRDS, ETC., ETC.I

MUSIC 8ATURDAYSGUNDAY3I

DON'T MISS A GOOD

SUPPLIES PLANTATIONS, FAM.LIES. SHIPPERS AND STORE-KEEPERS.

Japanese woman desires situation asnurse or light house work.ALL AT REASONABLE PRICES.

.MONL WHITE iOC.HIVlII STHLCT near HOTEL.

jjj

We can found at all hours of theJay at our office and by Phone Main179 and all hours of night by PhoneBlue 901.

HONOLULU UNDERTAKING CO.,1120 FORT ST.

Horse Shoeing,W.W.Wright Co.

LIMITED.hav'e opened a horseshoe-ing department In connec-tion their carriageshop, etc Having secur-ed the services of a first-clas- s

shoer they ae pre-pared to all wSJ In-

trusted to In a first-clas- s

manner. :: :: :: :i

WM. 8. IRWIN & CU., LTD.

AOKNT3 FOIl Till'loyal Insurance Co. of Liverpool, Eng.Vlliance Assuranca Co. of London,

England.Scottish Union A National Ins. Co.

Edinburgh, Scotland.'Ire of Philadelphia.Atlldnce Insurance CtpcDoratlon, Ltd.Vllhelma of MagdebSaj General Insur

ance Oompsny,

Worth KnowingTnat men's palates are pltandlth the tare served by the

FAVORITE GROTTOCorner HOTEL and BETHIL 8T8.

o FINE a

Japanese Goodso AT o

SAYEGUSANUUANU 8TREET.

KEYSTONE-ELGI- WATCHESINGERSOLL

At All Watehdealcrs.

Jos, Schwartz,Agent for Hawaiian Islands,

Cor. FORT and KING Sts., Honolulu.

Horse ClippingI iiLrf? nnft?aa I. 1...1. ...H -- HM '

FANCY DAMDOO ARTICLES MADETO ORDER.

Workmanship First-class- ,

OPPOSITE KUKUI

'WILDIMG MATERIALS

ALL KINDS.

Ooihfi In Lumber ,d

ALLFN A

QUCFN BT..'OdlNSON,

HONOLULU

Oceanic Steamship CompanyTIME TABLE

The steamers this line will arrive jnJ leavi this port as hirtundirj

FROM BAN TRANCiaCO: FOR

SIERRA NOV. ALAMKDA NOV. 14

AI.AMKDA NOV. 30'AI.AMi:iJA DEC 5

ALAMEDA Di:0. 21 SONOMA DKC. 17

I907AI.AMI:1JA m:o. 2

SONOMA IAN. 2 '9'ALAMEDA JAN. 11 VENTEItA JAN. 1

rii:riia IAN.AI.A.Ml:A JAN 1C

In connection with the tailing the above steamers, the agents areoared to Issue to Intending naccennere. caution throunh tickets, liw rail.

3 In States, from Nlwall

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FOR FURTHER APPLY TO

Cj. If Co., Ltd

HEIGHTS.

Association

WATCHES

8. S. CO.,

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.Occidental and Oriental Steamship

Co., and Toyo Kisen KaishaSteamers of the above companies will call

port on or about the dates below mentioned:

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA:

IIONOKONO MAIIUiKORKAlAMKRICA MAIIU .SIIIKKIACHINA

NIPPON MARII .., Cull ut Munil.i.

27

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....

FRANCISCO:

PARTICULARS

OCEANIC GENERAL AGENTS.

this

FOR FRANCISCO:

.NOV. IGIAMKIIIUA MAIIUNOV.DKC.DKC.di:c.

JAN.

SAN

GENERAL INFORMATION APPLY TO

27

31

lH

;R Hackfeld & Co,, Ltd,, .,

AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N S. S. CO.Service between Nev York and Hawaiian Islands, Via

Prom to HonoluluO.3. "ALASKAN" to sail NOV 188-- "TEXAN"... to sail DEC. 10

recc.ved at,, U lime. at lhe Compllny., Wplrf 41iSo utn Broomyn,

rrom onn ToS.S."NEBRASKAN"'

S.S."NCVADAN"

leave

Honoluluto sail 17

at Company's Wharf, Oreenwlch 8L,and each month thereafter.

Prom Honolulu to Sunf.3. sail NOV.j.8. "NEBRABKAN" sail NOV. 29

Prom 3etttt!o und Tiicomn to HonoluluVIA SAN

direct sail NOV. 13 "

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY AT

C. P, MORSE. H. Hackfeld & Co.,GENERAL FREIGHT AQSNTS. HONOLULU.

Canadian-Australia- n Royal MallSteamaihlp Company.

I of the above line, connection with the CANADIAN- -

RAILWAY CO. Vancouver, B. C, and N. 8. W,and calling Victoria, B. C, and Suva, FIJI, and Brisbane, anDUE AT HONOLULU on about the dates below stated, viz.:From Vancouver and Victoria, C. From and Brlsbine.

(Knr utid ' (For Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.)

MOANA NOV. 17 MIOWKItA NOV. NMIOWK11A 1)1.0. 1G AOItANC.I DKC. 12AOItANCll JAN. 12 MOANA JAN.

rope,

FOR

Through Tickets Issued from United 8tates bndFor Freight and and ill general information, to

Thco. B. Duties & Co., Hi. General kjitls.J, F. President; C.J. Campbell, Vice President; J. L. McLean,

Sccretar; A, F. Treasurer; K. E. Gtdge, Auditor; Frank HuiUMiManage!.

Hustace-Pec-k Co., Ltd.DRAYMLE1N, QUEEN ST.

DEALER8 IN

Firewood, Stove andAL80 WHITE AND BLACK SAND.

Oahu Railway-Tim- e

Table.OUTWARD.

Wotnnae, Walulua, Kalmkii nnd, Way Klutlons !imb u. m 3.:o p. in.

Peail City. Hwa Mill and WayI t7::!0 a. in., : IS a. m..

to

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11:05 u. ro., 2;1S p. m., 3.20 p. ini Main Maunaksa St'i:io p. ni vj:m p. in, TU.uu i. low P. O. Box 820.

a. in. aud C,I6 ,.p. m.

INWARD.

K. 7, n"ut"0 '" u'l -- "'" '""" from Kahuku, Wal-- JMaul, clipping horses at old stand, ua ntlJ 'SiSC a. m, 6:31corner Punchbowl and Klnti Streets. P, m,

. Arrlvo In Honolulr. from Hwa Mill ,

IT T7T TTTT' A O.. f I01"1 Pearl City 17MG a. Ill, '8:30 n.IVi r 1 IX OC sJ. m.. MUiitS a. in, '1:40 p. in, M:3l p,

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Ihbvks nt 8:22ti. in., ri'tillll'im. Hirh'i'S l.l llniinliililut tn.lo p in. Tim l,!'iilti'd stops cnlyut IViul t'lty anil Wulsiiuo.(1. I'. DII.NIHON, I'. ).

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WtiMy Ml t r, i fins Job Printing at Ihi Hullilln,

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at Honolulu and

CHINANIPPON MARU . .DORICIIONOKONO MARUKOIIKA

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..NOV. 12

..NOV. 20

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Direct Pacific

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FreightStreet,

. NOV.. sail DEC. 8

Frelgnl received

"NEVADAN" 15

FRANCISCO.

LtAGENT.

Steamers running InPACiriC between Sydney,

at Honolulu

B. Sydneylirliuune Sydoey)

Honolulu Canada, Cu--

Passage apply

Morgan,Clark,

63

Stations

ArrUn

Steam Goal..TELEPHONE MAIN MS.

Fast SchoonerCOINCORD

for

KAPUNA, HONOIPU,HOOKENA

From Sorenson'r Wharf.Apply on Board or to

HAWAIIAN BALLA8TINQ CO.Telephone 396,

in. King.Wuulawa

HonoluluWalatihs

UJlHonolulu Wahli'.a

Hnmlay

twiiliinir

Honolulu Knndoy

BMITII,

llullilin

Galling

KAILUA

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vggf PHeadquarters for Automnbllsi with

Splendidly Equipped Fireproof

Garag.,

VON HAMM-YOUN- COMPANY, Ltd.

Vi. Phillips & Co.Wholesale Importers and Jobber

EUROPEAN AND

4

AMCHICAN DIIY QOOD8,

rOMT and QUEEN 8T

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Wine&VinnnGrjV&JViaiViniaVirti?

SockerPootball

Your size' just came ; besides acomplete line of all other sizes.

They are the best football shoes

we have had for a long time.

IE. O. MALI- - & SOIN, Limited,COR. KING and fORT STS.

VMHWWWmvWVWWVWWWWtAWWAAWWWVWKWft,V

Bishop Trust Go,,

LIMITED.

Money to LoanLong Time LoansReal Estate LoansLoans on Listed

Collateral

Bishop Trust Co..LIMITED.

MERCHANT STREET.

See the New

SunTYPEWRITER

Visible writing, extreme speed, un.form touch and simplicity.

Outshines all other machines.PRICE ONLY $40.00.

Hawaiian News Co.,LIMITED.AGENTS.

YOUNG BLDG. and MERCHANT ST. I

.

I CAN SELLYOUR REAL EOTATE OR BUSI- -'

NESS NO MATTER WHERE LOCA-- 1

TED. Properties and Business of allkinds sold quickly for cash In allparti of the United States. Don'twait. Write today describing whatyou have to sell and give cash priceon same.

IF YOU WANT TO BUYany kind of Business or Real Estateanywhere, at any price, write meyour requirements. I can save youtime and money.

DAVID P. TAFF,THE LAND MAN.415 Kansas Avenue,

TOPEKA KANSAS.

REAL ESTATE Fl)H SALE,

S Building lots in Manoa Valley,acre each, $1000 a lot.

eeautlful site, brao.no air, magnifi-cent view.

Albert F. Afong,Telephone Main 407. P. 0. Box 795.

832 FORT ST.STOCK ANP BONO BROKER.

MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK ANDPOND EXCHANGE.

DAVID DAYTONIS7 MERCHANT STRKET.

LOTS FOR SALEIN KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION

and Other Desirable Localities.

HOMES FOR SALEON WILDER and ULICK AVE8.

No Reasonable Oder Refused.

P. H. fturnetffcAttorney.at-La- and Notary Public.

I

Real Estate, Ions, Collections.

Agent to Orant Marriage Licenses,nhoneot Office Main StO; IUi.Wh.t341.

Church Bells(jinall and Medium Bliei, Complete

I

A, FERNANDEZ & SOU,I

Np, H 60 Kino B KUty Block, lieLNuusnu arti Bnillh 8li. Jll, Main ),

Shoes

' ! 'flrU

utrHmxtHio in him. M

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Bishop & Co.BANKER8. XlMkA

Commercial and Travelers'.otters of Credit issued on

w Bank of California andN. M. Rothschild & SonsLondon.

Correspondents for theAmerican Express Companyand Thos. Cook & Son.

Interest allowed on termand Savings Bank Deposits.

I.'aua Sprockets. Wm. 0. Irwin

Clans Spreckels & Co.

BANKERS.HONOLULU, : : J T. It. T

San Francisco Agents The No.(BU National Tlauk of San Francisco".

raw Exchange on the Nevada Nailoual Bank of San I'rancleco.

London The Union of andSalth'g ilonk, Ltd.

New York American Kxrlaoga Natloaul Bunk.

Chicago Corn Ercbange NationalBoxk.

Porta Credit Lyonnula.Hongkong and Yokohama Hong

Banking Corporation.tlcv Zeatznrt and Australia Hand

at Kew Zealand and Bank of Austra

..Vtetoria and Vancouver Bank ofBritish North America.

Deposits received. Loans mad ooapproved security. Commercial andTntvelors' Credits Issued. 1)111 of Us- -

bouplit and told.

CUectlona Promptly Accounted Fon

The FirstAMERICAN SAYINGS

I

AND TRUST CO.

6F HAWAII, LTB.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. ..$200,100.00PAID UP CAPITAL $100,000.00President Cecil BrownVice President. .......M. P. RobinsonCaahler ...... ........... L. T. Peek

Corner Port an4 King St.SAVINGS DEP08IT3 recelvd and

IcUaxent allowed for yearly repolts althe tata of 1 S per cent, per annum.

Sttle and ragulotloaa KarnUnod aaam apytUtttXorv.

The Yokohama Specie BaiiJut'- -

ESTABLISHED 1CC3.

Capital Subscribed Yen 24,000,000t'apllnl Puli Up Yen 21.(iuil,m)llUeaencil Fund Yen 13,7(10,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

BRANCH AGENCIES Allium;,llsleu. IlaiiK Kan, Clicfnn, Dalny,llnmlmy, Hongkong. Honolulu, Kobe,l.eoynu? London. Lyons. Mukden,Nagasaki. Nowcliwnng, Now York,Poking Kan franclsco, Shanghai, Tl-

cnMn. Toklo, OsakaThe bunk buys nnil rncclvci for col.

Union Hills of Kxcliange, IssuesDrafts and Letters of Credit and (runsnits 11 general banking business.HONOLULU BRANCH, 57 KINO ST.

William T. Paty,CONTIIACTOH AND BUILUEII,

ALAKEA STREET.AH claitii of llulldlng Workuremptly ami carefully enecuted.

Olllc 'I'lione Blue 1801

H1dmc Thom blue SIU

mm !' mWrtm&MKt: ''' '' mi ii wii mini

KVRWm RTTTT.rTTN K(V;m,rL T H. MONDAY. NOV. IS. 1806." f

R"" k our new : o ! yjllBHHHnMWw. mIi l vaLaHraaaaLanr

!i ; iic is 4)i a .,' - ' s 0lI I a. i

a 1 5 10 jv 4 4o si 0 OJ sii hi;We could serve a soda concoction of

the ordinary kind and make moremoney than we do from the ,lnd weserve Hobron's kind but we preferto maintain a reputation for givingthe best the kind that sparkles; notthe tapwater sort

Benson, Smith

& Co.. Ltd.

ShoesFor Children

This Is shoe week here.Our new stock conslcts of sizes and

styles for everyone. These leadersought to attract you:

The LITTLE SOLDIER, for boysand girls, la a good wearer and goodlocker. Is selling for $1.50.

The boys favorite, the NAVAL CA-

DET, Is selling for $1,75.INFANTS' SHOES are priced from

25c to 7Sc.

Wah Ying Chong Co.KING ST., EWA SIDE MARKET.

This Weekyou should take at leasta day off and run down toHalelwa for a rest. Theholidays and their accom-panyln- g

annoyances andrush of business will behere before you know It

and then It will be toolate. Why not begin now?

St. Clair Bidgood.Managct

NEW TO-DA- Y

POUNDMASTER'S'NOTlCE.

The rnlluwlni; nnlinaln Imvu beet.Impounded In Knplolunl I'urli l'ouuil'

1 lay 11111I0. lirmid on left flilo otuccl; x SS.

1 bay mute, brand on left side otncek x; both uusliod.

1 buy horse, no brand, while poton forehead, 1 white fore, 1 wlittolilml, shod all fuur.

The above animals will lie xold oaN'ov 24th, 1DIJ, unites puuml feus nioloonvr satlsflod acrordlng to law.

ALKXIt. YOUNO,3537-3- 1 roundmastPr.

Hawaiian Opera House

THURSDAY, NOV. 22,SATURDAY, NOV 24,

Mrs. Wiggs of the

Cabbage PatchBy a Selected Cast of

THE MASK AND WIG CLUB,

AuiplccsLEI ALOHA CHAPTER No. 3, O. E. S.

FOR CHARITY.

This will be everybody's show.

SPECIAL 3CENERY

CLEVER "STUNTS" UY THE

BRIGHTEST PEOPLE.

Lasting LayncfryAt Low Prices, Work Guaranteed.

KWONQ SING LAUNDRY,643 IWILEI ROAU.

PHONE WHITE 671,

The BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY f

X, published In the Saturday Bulle-tin md the Wnkly Edition, gives aconcise and complete resume o all lo.uil notices, call! for tindtri, Judomints, hullriinu pormlto and reelUto iraiiMctlom, Evening lUillellu,rric ir inonlh, Witkly UulUlln,HI tr yri

1111 (.0)M 5 ' U

" jy.i! 6 tJ 4 II bit 5 x, o yft. III.

" S4 l.J o y J', J S" 6 119 S 20 I 26

Last quarter of the lunoii Nov, bill.Tlmi'H of tl.esf tides nut stated In

tables.Times of the tide are taken from

the United Slates Coast nud (loodotleSurvey tublei

Hawaiian Maudard lime is 10 bourn2u inlnutuH slower than Oreenwlchtime, bclnt; that.nt the meridian of 157degrees -- 0 mitiutes. Tbe time whlstlu I

blows at 1:3U p. m which is tbe buwxi I

as Ureenwlcb, 0 lours V minutes. Souand moon are for local time lor lbs I

whole group.

ARRIVED.

Sunday, November 11.

Klini-- . lwalaul, l'illz, fiom llunoUau,v. Ilh 4.'S." tiags miKur, llu bead cattle,1:20 p. 111. I

Htmr.' .Maul, llcimetl, from Nanl.will. 4:2G a. 111. j

T. K. K. H. S. America Mam, (lolinr,- -

from Yokohama, 5:C0 p 111. I

Btmr. I.lkcllkc, N'auiala, from M0I0- -'

kr.l nud .Maul polls, r, 11. 111, I

.- -.DEPARTED.

Saturday, November 10

M. N. S. H. KnterprlEe, Youimieu, for, I

Sun Kninclno, I p, 111.

Thk Fearless, Selke, for San l'rnn-etsc-

4 11. m,Stmr. Nlilmii, Towiisi-iiil- , for Makn--

well and Wnlmca, 4 p. 111.!

Ilkt. N'owslioy. Olseii, for tlio Sound '!:'.'. p. m.

8AILINO TODAY. '

Slmr. Noeau, lVderson, for lluttiillporls 5 p. in, I

T. IC. K. S. H. Amerlcu Maru, aolliB,for S.111 Krantbro, 7 p. 111 I- 1

PASSENGERS ARRIVED. II

Per slmr. l.llx'llke, Nov. 11. MrnK. It. (1. Wallace, II. T. Morse. II.Di'IiIkoii. S. II. Dolby. John Kldwull,K. C. IJrown, N. OielB. It. It. llrow-11I11-

W. K. Hinlth. Miss Center, K. A.I'eek, MJss A. Hose. T. II. I'etrle, i:.M. Scliolleld.iMr. Alexander, Dr. Sun-Jle-

1). II. Hitchcock. II. I Itotll,A. T. llroik, C. O. llockus. C. II.Cooke.

Per Stmr. Maul fiom Kauai purls,Nov. 1 1 . V 1). Mcllryde. Judge dearIt. II. Maconachle, J. II. Wilson, C, Alimns, CliliiK Kit. Del Cult. .

i Tlio returns from Iho leper spIIIc- -

infill 1111 Molokal weie sent in to Chic!Clerk lluckland today and show a ma-

jority In fntor or every Republicanon the ticket with one exception. Tillswas In the cace of David Kahaulello,who was four votes ahead of A. J.

j Comes, t ho lowest candldato for Hepiresenlatlvu 011 tlio Republican ticket

In tills precinct the largest votewhich was received by McClanahan J

at. lliv uil(llj u .UUIII liUS KtVUll.Hero he received C4 votes, tlio largestnumber that lie i;ot In nny other pie

iiliirt IjcIhk 25. The total vote In theJpreclnit wn3-

Tor Delegate Kulunlauaole, 143;MfClauuliaii, G4; Notley, SO.

Kiir Senator Coel ho, 1C8; Whitej 115.

Tor Representatives Gomes, 127;llllhlu. IIS; Joseph, 147; Kahautello,

131; Kiiluna, 150; Ivnulmakaole. 122;jKcIilpl. 115; ICuiila, 11(1; Nakaleka,1170; Nuwahine. 112; Pall, 158; Wnlwaliile, 145.

The American schoonr Alice Cooke, Captain Pcnbaltow, I

arrived this morning from the Sound,30 days out, with 025,000 feet of lum--

her. consigned lo Lowers & Cooke. I

The captain la accompanied by his I

wile, lie lepoils u pleasant and uncvinllul vujuge.

The iliinpils of Sluftord, the DuUo ofKill liei laud's rider fcou and heir, h'UJoined tin. Aeronaut's club, and U look-iu- i;

rorwanMo prcitlilng the fasciu(it('Iiik art of hallooniiiK, probably undcitlio auspices of tlio lion Charles HolH,who In already a veteran ncroiiaut.IIioiikIi still well under thirty UirdSliiltord is now In his elKhteeiilli yeai

Wants-- "Por Wnnt Column See Pime Six

LOST.

(ltiillumuu'tt nvuirnut, nil Pali load.Iluuaul at this itllll'it. 3537-2-

CARPENTEflS WANTED,

Tmi iiiiiiIiihh iiirjcilnis uio w alliedlluiicl CnilMlUI'lliMi l!i),, Itllllllll

iki . avir

Fancy Ribbonsfor the Holidays are now on display, Including the "MERRIECHRISTMAS," "HOLLY," and many other novelties. Also a new

atsortment of our celebrated

Ramony Batistes32 Inches Wide

IS CtaS.Theft rnmnrli. mnnu fr.l. d.ilftMi. in,l . fin tuBl. nnArlc

1 suitable for llghfdresses, holokus,

llTMaiiff;"

It will keep Is Invaluable for household use.

Made from the best selected milk, sweetned withonly pure cane ougar,

COLD BY ALL GROCERS.

H. & Co.,WHOLESALE AGENTS.

Curtice

KetchupRed rtpe tomatoes seasoned

with pure spices put up withthe care and know-ho- thathave made the BLUE LABELfamous.

It costs no more than otherbrands. Don't let your grocersubstitute an Inferior article.

Insist on getting CURTICEBROTHER8, BLUE LABELKETCHUP.

ALL GROCERS SELL IT.

H. Hackfeld & Co.,

Wholesale Distributors.

PESH FLOWER AND VECETACLESEEDS FOR SALE.

Mrs. E. M.

YOUNG BUILDING.TEL. MAIN SM.

Tho Weekly Edition of the KvenlngDulletln gives a complete summary of.tho nw3 nf the day For SI a year.

etc. I

nnyCondensed Milk

Indefinitely andsterilized,, and

Theo. Davies Ltd.,

Bros.Blue Label

Taylor

50c Quart Delivered $2. Gallon

HOW DELICIOUS!)Harry Strangc's Pure

ICE CREAM.'PHONE MAIN 206.

WitterWater

NATURE'S REMEDY

FOR

RHEUMATI8M,

8TOMACH TROUBLE,

CATARRH, ETC.

Booklet for the asking at

CHAMBERS DRUG CO.,

Cor. Fott and Kino; Sts.

? PHONE MAIN 131

BAMBOO A.' ID LAUHALA

for ::lc at the

WOMAN'S EXCHANGEHOTEL 8T.

For One Week Only!Commencing Saturday, Nov. 3

Olff Suits for Men to be sold&& for Less Than CostTHE8E G00D8 HAVE TO BE BOLD AND THEY MUST BE

80LD IN A HURRY.100 PAIRS OF PANTS TO BE 80LD

AT 81.00 A PAIRDRESS GOODS AND MILLINERY IN ENDLESS VARIETY.

Table Linen, Napkins, Sheeting,BEDSPREADS AND BLANKETS,

JHT Uon'' Dely. Don't Miss This Opportunity I --tfCTHIS 8ALE IS FOR ONE WEEK ONLYIThe Qoods Are New and Perfect,

L. B, KERR & CO,, Ltd,,AUAKIJA STKRRT

Auction Sale'WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 190C,

AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,At tny land salesrooms, 857 Kaaliu-tnuni- i

street, 1 am Inslrtutcd. by par-ties Interested, tu oiler for sale at pub-

ic miction

Large LotPensacola St.,

Near Wilder Avenue; points ulso nnThurston Avenue.

ALSOTill: COItNKK Ol-- ' MAKIK1 AND

DOMINIS HTHECTS(150x120)

With dwelling house of six rooms.-als-

slnhlery and servants' quarters.For further particulars apply

JAS. F. MORGAN,AUCTIONEER.

Auction SaleValuable Property

KAIMOKI I llCia I ITS.I am instructed by Dr. W. II, Mays,

tvlln Is leaving tho city, to sell at pub-lic uiiitlou, ut tny land salesroom, S57Kuuhiimauii nlre(,WEDNE8DAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1900,

AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.THAT DESIItAUI.K TRACT

ut KulmuM llelghls, comprisinK loin5, II, 7, S, block 27, adjoining propertiesowned by Judge dear and Mr. AllanClark, formerly Dr. Andrews' place.

Till: PROPERTY consists of fourlarge Iota, having a .fionlagu of 287feet on Twelfth avenue, Tho areu Is71,873 square feet, or nearly as large6H flvo ordinary lots.

SUPKUIJ MAIIINU VIEW.Also view of valley and mountain.Easy terms.For further particulars apply

JA8. F. MORGAN,AUCTIONEER.

LitThree Trains

DailyVIA

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tlllA, KANSAS CITY,

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I And All Principal Eastern Point.

f To Dearer,

No Kansas CityChange Omaha,Chicago.

Be aor your ticket reads via ttUNION PACIFIC.

Wm full Information call oa8. F. BOOTH, O. A,,

Parry Building, San Franclsao, CaL

BROWNIS STILL IN TOWN:

80 IS

THE PAST DUE AGENCY

CLAIM8 AND COLLECTIONS

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