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VOLUME VI
WAILUKU, MAU1 H. T., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, (902,
NUMBER
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W.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS
JQHN RICHARDSON
' ATXOnNEY AT IiA
And Notary Pnnuo
t . .
pi-LAIIAINA, . . MAUI
ANTONIO F. TAVARES
Attorney at Law
and Notary Pudmo.
MAKAWAO, . . MAUI
J. M. KANEKUA
.j
Attorney and Counsellor
at Law.-
Offlco: Occidental Hotel, cornor of King and
Alalica StrootS.
HONOLULU, ' . T. II.
pfN. KAIIOKUOLUNA
Attorney at Law
&
Notary Phulio
-T.ATTATNA ' MAUI
DANIEL H. CASE
AttorheyIat Law
Rooms 53C-30I, Stangonvralil U'ld's, HoKOMJMJ
hj a. n. hayselden
ATTORNEY AT LAW
' AND',
NOTARY PUBLIC v
i General Business & Collection Agent
LAHAINA,
Telephone
MAUI.
PHYSICIANS
EDWARD ARMITAGE, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon
Office1 Hours. 8 to 10a. m.; 1 to 2
'' p. m.; 7 to 8 p. m.
WAILUKU, MAUI.
WILLIAM PETERS, M, D.
Physician & Surgeon
Laiiaina Maui.
Dr. JOHN WEDDICK,
WAILUKU.
Office Hodrs:
9 to 10 A. 31.,
2 to 4 r. ji.,
ll to 8 P. 31.
Hospital 10 a. sr.
DR. ROB'T DINEGARJi
Physician & Surgeon!
Puunene !
Maui
W. F. McCONKEY, M. D.
"Physician & Surgeon
PAIA, . . MAUI
DENTISTS
W RUSSELL BOOTE, D. D S
Dentist
Office, Main and Market
WAILUKU. . . MAUI
GEO. S AIKEN, D. D. S.
Dentist
"Office Hours, 9 A. M. to 4. P. M.
StlNNYSIDE, PAIA, .-'''' : MAUI.
SURVEYORS
II. ELDREDGE.
Civil Engineer and Survoyor
WAILUKU
MAUI
HENRY DlOtttDNSON.
Notary Pmit.io.
LAIIAINA,
MAUI
GEO, U, DUNJf
Notajiy l(Tnt4lO
LAIIAINA.
MAUI.
P E. LAMAR,
Civil & Milling liJngi'noof ' ' '
and' ',
Survoyor Contractor
tAAILUKU MAUI
R. O. SEAKLE
Huctioneev
For the District or
Laltninsi
Mtml.T 11
. . Send 7fc SI. 00 Sl.L'5
or $1.50 for a nice box of Chocolates
and confections, sent post or froight
free to any part of tho I&lum'.s.
rt & Co.? Ltd.
M. Vetlesei
Accountant & General Bcsixkss
Agent
LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE
BILL COLLECTED
LAHAINA, MAUI.
KAHULUI & WAILUKU
Transportation Co.
C. T. GREEN, Pbov.
Hauling of all Kinds at reason
ablo rates
Office at Kabului,& Wa..uku
Storage at Kabului if desired?""
NEW BUTCHER. SHOP.
Lee Sing & Co. will open a new
meat market and butcher shop on
Tuesday. July I, 1902
in.Enos' now block on Market street.
Mutton every Saturday.
LEE SING & CO.
LIVERY STABLES
es
E. II. PIEPER, Prop.
Hacks and Carriages to let
at all hours.
yieet all ....
PAI A TRAINS.
Tel. No. 244.
PAIA - MAUI
OKAMURA, Prop.
Hacks, Buggies & Saddle Horses
At A.11 Hours
Cheap Rates Setween
Lahaina and Wailuku
Laiiaina, Maui
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Lahaina, Maui.
(Crozior's Old Stand)
Horse Shoeing, Wagon &
Carriago Repairing, General
Blacksmithing and Wood
Work,
PRANK ROSE, . Prop.
P
Okamdra
KAINIER
5?
The. best beer. for; the bestfpeopld
, JQ JSPTJTAKB,A?'CHBjPBEEI .BECAUSE J
YOUR OEALERlASKSYOU TO.
'S? you cannot get RAINIER BEER-.o? your
.foome dealer then all youj-have to
do is to order direct ?rom thet
m
ICil
hi
P. O Box 51 T.'
And yoa wffl get tie
mi
Wailuku
Oi'P. WAILUKU DEPOT
'Hi L. MBYER Prop.
ICE COLD BEER ALWAYS ON HAND
FHrst Class Wines & Iwiqttors
P,mmo, SchlitzA.B. & Weiland's Beer
Ve Carry the Largest and Most Complete Line of Vehicles on the Island
The ATTENTION of the The Maui trade is specially invited
to the full-lino of HACKS, JBPGGIES, RUN-ABOUTS and
two-wheclcas carried by
G. Schumann, Ltd.
We Can Furnish You AnythingFrom a Dump Cart to a Fine Catriago
at a PRICE Lower Than You Can Got Elsewhere
agents for STUDEBAKER MFG Co.
G. SCHUMAN, Ltd. MERCHANTJSt., HONOLULU.
?',""" ; V
I0 STAPLES
LAHAINA STABLES
Hacks, Carr
at all hours. Mf
Mail Stage If
A. DO RE
'
,
best beer on tk snarl
WAILUKU
f, LAHAINA
DAILY
STAGE
WAILUKU
LAHAINA
Saoon
es, iBu!es and Saddle Horses
11 Steamers and Trajns.
( Lahaine 8 a. m. )
Wailuku 12 a. m. J Waly
Manager.
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS
Premier Sjgasta Ime resigned.
Rourcscntntivo Cannon of Illinois
is speaker of the House.
Fourteen persons periled in a fire
in thd'Tiincoln hotel, Chicago.
Congress adjourned on the, second
day out of respect to deceased mem
bers.
Ex-Speaker Thomas Bracket!;
Reed, or-Maine turd -at 'Washington
Deeelnber 7-.
The Turkish authorities arc srid to
be friglilfully vorturing Macedonian
peasants.
Fifteen regiments now in Amcric
are to be exchanged for troops in
the Philippines. t
A conservative estimate-place 'tho.
deaths from cholera in 'the Philip
pines at 12G.O0O.
Rev. W. H. Milburn, the blind
chaplain of the Senate, has resigned
owing to ilMiealtlii
Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
aro '1o ho admitted as a state under
the name of Oklahoma.
The Italian government will estab
ish wiveless telegraphy between
Genoa and Buenos Ayres.
bill has been introduced in Con
gress making newspapers unmailablo
which contain suicide, hcfrsi f
Littleield's bill to . control trusts
was favorably reported on by tho
House Judiciary Comhiittee.
English journalism is being Amer
icanized, and American newspaper
.men aro in demand in Londou.
Ex-Speaker Tom Reed is critically'
ill with stomach and kidney troubles,'
and serious results arc feared.
It is said .that I. Seligman, the
New York banker, is arranging a
deal to float all of Venezuela's debt
Carrio Nation has returned to
Topeka, and threatens that she will
soon renew her saloon smashing ex
ploits.
On account of the famine in Corea,
girls and women are being offered for
sale, and bring from $1.25 to $20
apiece.
Severe storms, with freezing
weather wero prevailing in the
Eastern Stales and in Europe, Dec
ember C.
Chas. J. Denny, the millionaire St.
Louis brewer has been sent to prison
for two years for complicity in tho
boodle cases.
French diplomats aro angered,
that Siam should have adopted tho
gold standard, without giving them
timely notice.
Tho Progresso, with an oil cargo,
blew up at the Fulton Iron Works
causing tho death of six men, and the
loss of much property.
It is now asserted that a treaty is
unnecessary in the event that the
Panama Company's rights aro pur
chased by the United States.
President Roosevelt and all
branches of the government' will be
represented at the dedication of tho
St. Louis Fair on April 30, 1903.
England refuses Russia's proposi
tion to submit tho settlement of tho
sugar trouble between them to the
consideration of tho Hague tribunal.
President Palma of Cuba states
that he can mako a treaty with the
United States, without roforring the
matter to the Cuban legislature, and
that he will do so.
Michael Davitt, John Dillon and
other Irish leaders who aro touring
the United States claim that they
have secured about $70,000 for the
Irish Homo Rule cause.
A revolution is threatened in Hon
duras, caused by tho refusal of Pres
ident Sierra to turn over tho pres
idential office to Senor Bonilla, who
was elected president in October
John Barrett, who is now in the
orient, in the interests of tho St.
Loula World's Fair.has been selected
by Roosevelt to succeed Col. Buck,
who has just died, as minister to
Japan.
STORE
Our Stock 'of lolidal
compnsioj
Toys
Dolls
Jewelry
' Fancy Clocks
(rapliophones
Toilet Novelties
Fancy Calendars
Decorated China Ware
Fancy Leather .Articles
and everything suitable
for Christmas Gifts
HAVE ARRIVED
And will be ready for inspection
Monday, December S
TELEPHONE No. 55
ARE YOU
A THir'R?
Are you interested in seeingft
MAUI advance in
DIVERSIFIED
INDUSTRIES
AND
AGRICULTURE?
Thero are many people desl-'(
rous of now Locations and are
constantly on the lookout for
openings.
YOU CAN HELP
to lot these very desirable home-
seekers know what tho HAWAI
IAN TSLANDS could contribute
to the world's needs under favor
able conditions. Maui wants the
small farmer to tide over string
ent times.
READ THIS.
AllEHDECS, S. D.
April t, UKK.
Hlr. C. L. Clement,
. lUln llnuflll.
( nnnr Sir: I Klartlr fntorifce to year Sllrt
il'WiiTS and lnolotoone dolliir lor ap RSi
ftho conv sow sent mo was iortn tliat auflS
iraore. Yours truly,
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