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nowand then.
Tho loots ro
tpiiiu feeding.
Wht'ii tho h.ilr Is stnncil. It stops
growing, loses Its lustre falls out.
I tin ns i;ray Ajers Hair Igor Is a
i h.ili help. It makes tho hair grow,
stops It from falling ami completely
1 1 emus daiidrtuT
Ayer's Hair Vigor
If jour hair Is failing or turning
RMJ hi'Kln at oneo with Ajcr's Hair
Vigor It will posithuh lestoio color
: to )our gia liair, all tho full, tick
color it hail in car!) life
As a hair dtessing jmi w itl certainly
like it for It keeps tlio hair soft anil
glossy anil prevents It fiom splitting
at tho ends.
Do not bo deceived ly cheap imita
tlous which will only disappoint jou.
Mako sure that jou get tho genuine
Ajer s Hair Vigor.
PrcptrrdbrDr J C Aer4c7,Uwcll Mm, USA.
For Sale by HILO DRUG COMPANY
Conslltiilloii MIIOel There In I'lill- Oulj Three .Men Silted I'l i Ihe
nets or Time. Iteiijumln SimuiII.
Washington, Sept. 25. Accord- London, Oct. 9. The ship Hen
ing to the Attorney General the Ijntniii Sewall has been wieeked on
Constitution did not follow the flag I the Pescadores. Only three ol the
in the case of the establishment of crew were saved. ,
the United States Government in The ship llcnjamin I Sewall was
the island of Guam. , a well known old ship that hud
When the American naval colony seen her best years some time ago.
was originally established in Guam i She was not one of the line of
Three Star I ill
W.C. PEACOCK
& CO.. LIMITED
Sole
Agents
for
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Hilo Railroad Co.
Short Route to Volcano
TIME TABLE
In effect JuK 13. 1903
Passenger Trains, Kxci.pt Sunday.
Time Table
The .steamers of this line will ar
rive and leave this port as here
under: FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
.Sonoma July 22
Alameda July 31
Ventura Aug. 12
Alameda Aug. 21
Sierra Sept. 2
Alameda Sept. 11
Sonoma Sept. 23
Alameda Oct. 2
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Ventura July 21
Alameda Aug. 5
Sierra Aug. 11
Alameda Aug. 26
Sonoma Sept. 1
Alameda Sept. 16
Ventura Sept. 22
Alameda Oct. 7
A.M. P.M.
7:30, 3.00
7:50 3:20
S.oo 3:40
8.15) 4:00
8:30 4:30
srvrioxh
.... Hilo...
.Ohm Mill
....Kenan. ..nr
. Ferudnlc. tir
.M.
6:00
ar.. Mount. V'w..lv
I a.m. r
nr 9-3
ar 9:10 5:30
9:001 5:15
8:45l 5-o
8:30 4:45
A M. P.M. I SUNDAY.
8.00 3-3o iv lino ar
8:20 3.5o.ar.. Ola.i Mill, .ar
8:30' a.oaur Kc.iau. ..ar
845l 4:15 ar... Ferudnlc. ar
9-oo 4:3o,ar..Mouiit. V'v..r
A.M..
10:30,
10:50
11:20
12:40
12:00
12:20
A.M
9:00
9!20i
10:05
IO 25
10:45
11-05
FOR PUNA
lv llilo ar
ar.. .Ola.i Mlll...ar
ar..I'ahoa Jiiuc.ar
ar I'.ihoa ar
ur..l'aHoa Junc.ar
ar run, 1 1
Sunday.
lv Hilo nr
ar. Ola.i Mill ar
ar ,1'alim June.
ar I'.ihoa ar
ar..I'.ilioi Junc.ar
ar l'liu.i 1
a.m. P.M.
10.301 5.30
10:10 5.10
low 5 00
945 4-15
9:30 4:30
P.M.
1 3:50
I 3:30
3:00
2:40
2:20
2.00
P.M.
4 '5
4-3o
400
3 4"
3-20
300
Iixcursion tickets between all points
nre sold on Saturdays and Sundays, good
returning, until the following Monday
noon.
Commutation tickets, good for twenty
fie rides between any two points, and
thousand mile tickets nre sold at cry
low rates.
V.
In connection with the sailing of the
uboe steamers the agents are prepared to
iisue, to intending passengers Coupon 1 CRESCENT CITY
III WUU IWIVUiO "J .... ..,,... 1
from San Francisco to nil points 111 the '
United Stales, and from New York by
uuj steamship Hue to all Ktiropcau ports.
For further pirticulars apply to )
II. I.AMIIHRT,
Superintendent.
BARBER SHOP
Wm. G. Irwin & Co.
MMITF.J) l
General Agents Oceanic S. S. Co. j
Union Barber Shop.
GARCIA &. CANARIO. l'rops
CARVALHO BROS.,
Proprietors.
The Old Reliable Stand is
still doing
UP-TO-DATE WORK
Itnors honed, Scissors nnd all edged
tools perfectly ground Satisfac
tion Guaranteed.
HMOi'I
iTKKlST.
lUc Shaoc, Cut Hair and Shampoo
at llct-lltuc Rates.
We also Uke particular pains witli Chil
dren's Haircutting.
JAS. M. CAMERON,
Plumber, Tinner,
Metal Worker.
with Admiral (then Captain) I.eary
as the supreme power, one of his
assistants, Lieutenant W. K.
vSafTord, obtained one of the very
good dwelling-houses on the island
by purchase from the owner and im
proved it to such an extet t that it
became practically the most desir
able residence there.
Governor Leary finally concluded
that Lieutenant Saflbid's house
was needed by the Government as
an executive mansion, and opened
negotiations for its purchase. The
price asked, however, the Govenor
thought excessive, and when he and
Lieutenant Saflbrd could not agree
Govenor Leary finally condemned
the premises for Government pur
poses and took possession.
Lieutenant Saflbrd made a vigor
ous protest against this summary
proceeding, and appealed to Wash
ington for redress, financial and
otherwise. Kvcr since then the case
has been under consideration, and
finally became .so complicated that
it was referred to the Attorney
General for an opinion on the legal
principles involved"
The Attorney General has now
sustained the action of Governor
Leary as being legal under the pe1
culiar circumstances oi the case.
In his opinion the Attorney-General
holds that the Constitution has
not been extended to Guam by Con
gressional enactment, and that the
sole power of government of the
island has been necessarily and prop
erly committed by the President to
the Naval Governor, and that in ap
propriating the property of Saflbrd
he was entirely within hisauthority
in the exercise of the right of emi
nent domain, and that the United
States Government has a clear and
valid title to the property in dis
pute. He holds that the Treasury
can lawfully allow the owner the
price paid for the property by order
of the Govenor of the island. Ad
miral Leary has died and Lieuten
ant Saflbrd has resigned from the
Navy to accept a position in the
Agricultural Department.
Hawaii's Labor I'roiilem.
Washington, D. C, Sept. 21.
Dispatches ftom Honolulu, printed
here this morning, that the agent
of the Federation of Labor on an
inspection tour of Hawaii had dis
covered many Japanese coming into
the Territory by aid of their govern
ment or other aid attracted wide, at
tention in administration circles.
But the matter seems not to have
taken the Department ol Commerce
by surprise. Immigration Commis
sioner V. I Sargent is absent, hav
ing recently gone to Montreal,
where he has business in connection
with the smuggling of Chinese. It is
learned here, however, that Mr.
Sargeant made an investigation of
that topic when he was in Hawaii a
few months ago. He is said to have
prepared a report on that and other
labor topics in the territory of the
mid-Pacific, which he has with
him now and which he will proba
bly talk over with President Roose
velt before coming back to Wash
ington next Thursday.
In the absence of so many offi
cials who have anything to do with
the special subject, it is, impossible
to make any definite statement as
to what will be done. Secretary
Cortelyott of the Department of
Commerce and Labor is away on
his vacation and will not be back
for a week yet. It was said at the
Department today that Commission
er Sargeant also had looked very
carefully into the complaints of The
Porto Ricans in Hawaii and that
probably he will have something to
say about them in his report to Pres
ident Roosevelt.
Washington, D. C Oct 8 The
Sewall ships that have been trading
to Hawaii, but sails out of Boston
and the interest in the vessel which
is not owned by her master, Cap
tain Halsted, is owned by a Boston
firm. Captain Halsted has had the
Sewall in all sorts of difficulties,
The vessel has been ashore maiii
times, has been in a great deal of
trouble at sea, and was regatded as
a hoodoed vessel, as she seldom ar
rived in a port and got away again
without being mixed up in the
courts. The vessel was of 1320
tons.
The Pescadores are a group of
small islands, surrounded by many
reefs, and situated in the Formosa
Strait, lying almost midway be
tween Formosa and Ainoy, China.
The place is in the typhoon track
and the Pescadores have claimed
many wrecks during recent years.
These small islets formerly belonged
to China, but are now the property
of Japan.
The Benjamin F. Sewall was at
Singapore on the first of September.
The ship Benjamin Sewall on
December 20, 1001, put into Hono
lulu in distress while curoutc from
Port Townseud to West Australia
with a cargo of lumber. The ves
sel was leaking. Captain Halsted
remained here repairing for about
three weeks and then sailed for
Australia.
The above cablegram seems to
indicate that Captain Halsted lost
his life in the wreck on the Pescadores.
Hilo mercantile Company, LIU.
DhALbRb IN
Fnn
it
Plantation Supplies of
r All Descriptions
Builder's Hardware
Plumbina Goods
Paints and Oils i
Fertilizers
Iron and Steel
Lumber
Windows
Blinds
Doors
A Full and Complete
Line of Groceries
SOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAII
KEEN CUTTER KNIVES AND HOES
P. O. BOX 94
TELEPHONE
4A
4B
A HOlMMi si:a.
Hiiiid made Saddles and fiantc$$
CARRIAGE
TRIMMING.
-AT-
Mr. Cameron is irqmn'l to give estl
Union Huii.niNO, tlKllLS ou aji klmls of Plumbing Work
Wuiaiiueuue St. I mil to guarantee all work done.
Ladies' Stocks
Grass Linen Drawn Work.
Linen and Laec
Silk Embroidered in black, white and colors.
Tailored Stocks in all colors and in all the
newest designs.
Ill fhct. .'ill tllf l:itfs;t frwli; in ilii nnrh'pnlnr
Strilliirc Action of filler I'ritous ,
" - - - - - itftfi
lo flu Vfilniuo Out hi'fiiL.
Captain Coath tells the following I UKNEH CO Ltd
Storv of his extraordinary ex-
perience in the British ship Ornis-
ary I ucsday ol last week oil the I
coast of West Hawaii.
"At eight o'clock Monday even
ing as my vessel was off the coast
ot Hawaii we had a most unique
experience. The sea gradually he-
came very much disturhed and
whirling currents set 111. They
whirled around first to one side and
then to another, and raced in all
quarters of the compass like mael
stroms. Sometimes such a whirl
pool would suddenly reverse and
start racing back in just the opposite I
direction to that in which it had
previously been running.
"llie waves at times oroke over
the vessel, which was rendered abso
lutely unmanageable. She would .
not answer her wheel and could not j
make any headway whatever in the
tumultuous currents. She remained j
almost stationary and acted exactly '
as if she were anchored.
"Once previously I had a some
what similar experience south of! IM.ihihk. MoulmiiK. Scroll Work anil all kiwis of Turned Work, Window Frames, etc
llie Ifmntnr Tint linn. Mio ,W ' WA HCIt TANKS A Sl'IiCIALTV. Household and all kinds, of Furniture,
the Hqtiator. that time the dis-, Store Fittings, Counters, etc . nude to order. Cross-cut Saws re-toothed aud
turbauce was due to volcanic action. made us good ns new, nt easy rates.
Wljcn I saw the volcanic outbreak j
on Hawaii the next day, no doubt MiU,u,aclurer o( School Seats, Chinch Pews, anil Redwood C.utteii, all bies
was left in my mind that the strange I
action 01 tne sea was due to some
submarine volcanic disturbance
which acted as a forerunner."
"The outbreak of the volcano we
saw the next clay between 12 in.
aud 1 p. in. The first tiling visible
was a great column of smoke which
shot up suddenly from a point,
which I judged must have been
near the crater of Kilauea.
RICHARDS & SCHOEN,
Kilo Harness Shop, Hilo, H. I.
Enterprise Planing Mill Company.
IGF.O. Ml'MllY, Mgr
Front St , in rear of Hilo Mercantile Co's Ituilding
Nl'.W VOKK
SN l'KVNCI.SCO
UO.NOM'r.U .
s.
& CO.,
I.IMITUI.
BROKERS aud COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
...FIRIC INhUKANCK...
Dealers in Dry Goods, Notions, Cigars
and Tobacco Special attention gieu
in consignments of collie ami sugar.
1
Kubelik, the celebrated violinist,
has a double in Krauz Wister of
Prague, who also plays the violin.
A short time ago an impresario,
Jassinski by name, took him for a
tour in Russia. When they arrived
at Kamenct. l'odoiski, the young
violinist, discovered that Jassinski
advertised him as Kubelik himself.
He refused to play, paid the ex
penses incurred and broke his en
gagement with the impresario.
lfor tome time he wandered about
American-Chinese treaty was. signed the streets unable to net money to
today at Shanghai by represents return home. iMimlly his music
tives of the signatorv Powers. The . and his likeness to Kubelik attracted
United States must ratify the treaty
before it becomes operative. Japan
aud China have also signed.
attention and on his story being
told he obtained enough money to
take hint back to Prague.
HOP WARN CO.
Cor. King and Front Streets.
Dealers in Dry Goods,
Japanese and Chinese
Goods.
RATTAN FURNITURE.
$20 Belt for $5.
' Dr.Alikn't, Llcclrlc licit."
Wrriitul Kciiuliio Not
t No humliui; Ituiri
Kithuiiiilruipi CiriiiUriifrii
Bcnl hi mail uii rciflnt ol$5.
Try KlectriiitT hoALn
-riEHCE l:XJ!IT!CT'T7.Ti-!rr
206 Tost St . SAN fRANCISCO CAl . ur
JJ Wtlt 24th Street, Nttt YORK, H Y.
The
Corner
Restaurant
FRONT AND CHURCH STS.
If jou appreciate a good
meal nicely prepared call
and see inc.
Meals 35c Up
C. SHIMAMOTO, Prop.
Lato Suppors from 8 p.
to I a. m.
m.
vd Oi'.fe
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