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YOU FURNISH THE PLANS
YK WILL FURNISH THE
LUMBIili, Doors, Sash, Interior Finish,
Paints and Oils; Hardware, Bathroom
Fixtures and Accessories ,
IN PACT EVERYTHING YOU INIItio.
OUU MOTTO IS:
Not How Cheap, But How Good and Durable.
THIS APPLIES TO YOUU HOUSE.
You don't build a liouse every day, hut wIhmi
you do, you want a jjood njie and one that will last.
We carry the best material for this purpose and
know that we can please you.
Call on us and our experience is at your disposal.
KAHULUI RAILROAD CO.'S
MERCHANDISE DEPT.
Masonic Temple, : : KAHULUI.
CYPHERS ANTIFLY PEST
PROTECTS COWS AND HORSES
It is guaranteed to prevent all winged insects from
annoying cattle and horses, One application protects
for at least 21 hours.
Do not expect the best work from the horse that is
worn out lighting Hies,
Do not expect your cows to give tlie largest possible
yield of milk if they are not permitted to feed in peace
and quiet,
ANTI-FLY PEST does not discolor a white coat,
nor docs it cause the hair to become sticky.
SOLD BY
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HONOLULU.
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THE
ALOHA SALOON
Market Street,
Wailuku
Hawaiian Iron Fence and
Monument Works, Ltd
sea asa ciitAftR jm west
Nothing but the best of
Well Known Standard Brands
Of
Wines Whiskeys
Cordials, Liqueurs
RAINIER AND PRIMO
Bottled Beers
25c 2 Glasses 25c
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Island Sporting People
T. B. LYONS. Prop.
IAO STABLES
Wailuku, Maul.
Id. Do REGO & CO., Proprietor.
livery and Boarding Stables
HACKS, BUGGIES, SADDLE HORSES,
AT ALL HOURS OF DAY OR NICHT
Competent and Careful Drivers. Social
attention given to Tourist Parties. Skill
ful Guides to Iao Valley and Haleakala.
Wailuku Lahulnu Stage.
Joe Doreo, Manager.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
We sell California and Hawaiian
Fruitsand Vegetables. General Mer
ehandi9e and Fancy Dress Goods.
Hats and Shoes. Give us a call.
MERCHANT TAILORS
Suits Made to Order at Low Prices.
Good Fit Guaranteed.
WAI KBC COMPANY,
All LEONG, Manager.
Telephone No. 463.
Next door to Maui Meat Market
Wailuku, Maui.
We Sell Eroa Fesics 1
Who I-Viicp romivM th lliirhpxt AwnrJ. 1
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iiot ri'iitufx y ur -hi mho iiuv vim u lu'ut, at
tract I vr THON l-'BNPW
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STOP
THINK
CONSIDER
That house of yours needs paint
ing. Just think for a moment how
much hotter it will look; what a
pride you will take in your home;
and last hut not least how a few
coats of paint will preserve it.
Take into consideration the low
amount it will cost when the woik
is done by
HARRIS
Phone 2 43 P. O. Box 75
KAHULUI
.wfcM! 60 YEARS'
nrtm
Trade Mark
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
Anyone vending h Rkelch and doecrintlon mmf
quickly turertatu our oiihhu free whether au
Invention is probably phipiiIhIiIh. Onniliiuntr
tioiisMtrictlyiMfinileiiilul. HANDBOOK oDl'uttoiU
nt frcrt. (MtliMt Huenry for pururiiiff patent.
I'nipiits taktm through Mumi A Co, receive
9p rutt n tict without ctmrue, la the
Scientific American.
A hnnsomplf tllnfttrntod woeklj. I,nrLof cir
rulittioii f nt,y -t-iniiU JoitncU. fiVriun. t :
yp:ir: four mont ha, f l. hoMbyull ncw.-iicjilpr-.
MUNN&Co.3,B'-NewYor!;
Telegraphic News.
(SPECIAL TO THE MAUI NF.W8.I
Siijiar J.tO ile!. test !i.8(i Heels ,)s. lOJd
WASHINGTON, June 12. Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama
i t dead.
SAX FRANCISCO, June 12 Mayor Sihmitz took the stand yes
terday and entered a general denial.
Ruef was called in rebuttal hut the defense ohjected. The Court,
took the matter under advisement until to day.
WASHINGTON, June 12. Six midshipmen and four murines of
the U. S. S. Minesota have heen drowned hy the wrecking of a launch.
A T.HAN Y, N. Y., June 12. Governor Hughes has vetoed the two
cent railroad fare bill.
PORTLAND, June 12. Twenty furniture dealers have pleaded
sruilty for violation of Anti-trust laws.
MANILA. June 12. Chief Ahlen and three sub-chief. have been
captured this ending outlawry in Leyte.
WASHINGTON, June 12. Congressman Longworth and wife will
visit Hawaii during the late summer.
HONOLULU, June 11. Acting Governor Atkinson is investiga
ting the contract for the dam pump.
Chu Sen Chen, a criminal, escaped from the Station House.
Turnkey Melanphy has resigned on request.
Ninety-eight applications for saloons on Oahu have been made.
SEATTLE, June 11. General Kuroki scoffs at all talk of war.
There never will be war between the two nations, he says. Kuroki
sails from Seattle for Japan to-day.
WASHINGTON. Juno 11. Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus will leave for the Coast next month to study Japanese situation.
He may go on to Hawaii and investigate immigration.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 11. Iron works still closed owing to re
fusal of striking machinists to ratify an agreement drawn between
management and committee from union.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jut.e 11. Another serious fire broke out today
causing a loss of $70.0(10. '
HONOLULU, June 10. The baseball games last Saturday re
sulted as follows:
First game: Kanis, 4; Punahou, 0. Second game, St. Louis, 11;
Diamond Heads, 4.
CINCINNATI'! June 10. -Abbot wins the Latonia Derby.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10. It is planned to assess all unions to
support the strikers.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10. The piosecuthn in the Sehmitz
trial has rested. Abe lluef has not been called as witness by the state.
Defense opens, claiming to prove innocence.
TOKIO, Juno 10. Viscount Tani, leader of the opposition in the
House of Peers, is reported to- have said that the persecution of Jap
anese in San Francisco was the wickedest of acts.
"Should diplomacy fail," he said, "the only way open is to appeal
to arms. Our minus are firmly made up. It is certain, however, that
America will yield as the people there are radically commercial in
sentiment.''
WASHINGTON, JunelO. It was learned yesterday that the Jap
anese on the Pacific Coast and the Progressive Party in Japan had
entered into an alliance.
The object is to bring about the overthrow of tho present Japanese
ministry, secure the annulment of tho immigration clause in the treaty,
and force the Japanese government to make demands on Washington
for an apology for the treatment of Japanese in San Francisco and
also a payment of indemnity.
MONTPELIEIl, France, Juno 10. Six hundred thousand strik
ing employees of wine growers made demonstrations yesterday, threat
ening to bring about civil war unless their demands were satisfied.
SAN F1IANCISCO. June 10. A fire in the business part of town
yesterday did damage to the extent of $200,000.
BELGRADE, Juno 10. A ministerial crisis is imminent: Lead
ers of the Government have resigned.
MEXICO, City June 10. Private dispatches received yesterday
state that President Cabrera of Guatemala hag been assassinated.
WASHINGTON, Juno 8. President Roosevelt otlieiated at the
laying of the corner stone of a new Masonic Temple yesterday. The
trowel used by him was used on a former occassion by Geo. Washing
ton.
WASHING TON, June 8. Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straws informed Governor Carter that he will visit Honolulu early in
August and stay ten days.
WASHINGTON, June 8. Irritation is manifesting itself here
against the Japanese politicians in magnifying occurrences in San
Francisco.
It is believed that the Japanese have misconstrued the attitude of
the Government as a confession of weakness.
TOKIO, June 8. The leaders of the Conservative Party consider
the jingoism over ti e American question indulged only for home con
sumption with a view of bringing about the overthrow of the ministry
in the interests of Yaniamoto and fores the recall of Count Aoki, Jap
anese Ambassador to Washington.
Minister Hayashi declares that complications with America are
unlikely.
WASHINGTON, June 8. In a conference yesterday between
Roosevelt and members of his cabinet it was decided that I laiiiiiian
was immune from prosecution. '
CLEVELAND, June 8. Two girls, aged nine and eleven years,
committed suicide with poison yesterday.
(iUEUEC, June S. Piince Fushimi arrived here yesterday.
LONDON, June 8 Glass Doll won the Oaks.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 7. The striking iron worker will return
to work next Monday.
. HONGKONG, Juno 7. The steamers Choi Sing and Wrono col
lifted today. The Choi Sing sank, the crew being rescued.
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IM.'ide oi the choicest Imported
hups jhuI barley limit, this
hjer is iloliclous sind nourish
in li.
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CORNER SALOON
Corner Market nnd Main Sts. Wailuku, maul
NOTIIINC 15UT THE T5EST OK
WELL KNOWN STANDARD RRANDS Or
WINES, WHISKEYS, CORDIALS,
LIOUEURS, RAINIER AND PRIMO
BOTTLED BKERS.
2 GLASSES
HEADQUARTERS FOR
SPORTING ISLAND PEOPEK
3. K I mUR A, Proprietor.
VVaiiuku, Maui.
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(!UVS AND SKLLS- REAL ESTATE, STOCKS & RON PS.
WRITES EIRE AND LIKE INSURANCE
NEGOTIATES LOANS AND MORTGAGES
SECURES INVESMENTS
A List of High Grade Securities mailed on application
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
HONOLULU, HAWAII
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P. O. 13ox 340 H
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This brand denotes quality.
Write us in regards to your
Leather needs. Send your
Hides to us and you may feel
certain of fair treatment.
Metropolitan Meat Co.
Box 504.
- LIMITED -
HONOLULU, 'T. II.
Telephone Alain 143.
Modern Bath Rooms f
I Make Modern Homes
t Br 1 X
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ts&s.
ufcly jwlen visitors come isn't it gratifying to have your butU room
to equipped that it wins t'le approving glaiwc of every critical
eye r "M'dai'J" Porcelain Rnainded Fi::rur:s nJ;e your bath
room modern and a room to be adi.ii?ol. We sell and install
this fanioiu ware and can .qut-te you prkci that will pica you.
When ;.a place yo;t pluiebing contract with us you are assured
oi' l-igh It work a::- ;?rc:.-.j:.t service. Booklet illustrating many
neat b.-.th roor.is icut fret.
Kahului R. Ii. Co., Mdse. Dept.
KAHULUI, MAUI.
AH SIU
DEALER IN
ALGAROBA
cord Wood
CUT TO ANY LEMGTII DESIRED
TROM FT DELIVERY.
FARM PRODUCTS
l)c!iveri:il in Wailuku every Saturday
and ut l'aia and Ilamaknupoko on
Wednesdays at lowest prices.
POTATOES, WATERMELONS, BUTTER, EGGS
POULTRY, SUCKLING PICS, CORN, ETC
Telephone Orders to ,
A. H . L a n d p; r f f
I'kui-kiktok KA Ll'A I-ARM.
Telephone No. 359.
