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ZSaZStiStfM THE WEEKLY HILO TRIBUNE, HILO, HAWAII, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1903. L'lttiSIIIKNT IIKAI.TII IIOAKO. t jy ore old frlonds, this bottle- nnd I. o hae kuowu each other for over tlxty years. When a hoy 1 was always taking cold, hut a few doses of this medlcluo would at onco set 1110 right. " When a young mini I hud a weak throat and. weak lungs. My friends ared some lung trouble, hut Ayer's Cherry Pectoral greatly strengthened my throat, cleared up my voice, and took away tlio ten dency for every cold to go to my luugs. " Last year I had a li.ul attack of la grippe, 'f ho only medicine 1 took was from this hottto, and 1 came out all right. 1 know it's good, too, for asthma, bronchitis, pneuiuouia.uroup." Thcroaro many substitutes ami imi tations. Ilowaro of them! Do sure you get Ayer's Cherry Tectoral. Two sizes. Laigu and small hottles. Prtpirtd by Dr. J. C. Ajcr I Co., Lowell. Mm., U.S.A. For Sale by HILO DRUG COMPANY Time Table The steamers of this line will ar rive and leave this port as here under: FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Alameda Oct. 23 Sierra Nov. 4 Alameda Nov. 13 Sonoma Nov. 25 Alameda Dee. 4 Ventura Dec. 16 FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Alameda Oct. 28 Sonoma Nov. 3 Alumeda Nov. 18 Ventura Nov. 24 Alameda Dec. 9 Sierra Dec. 15 In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the agents are prepared to issue, to intending passengers Coupon Through Tickets by any railroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States, and from New York by an steamship line to all F.uropeau ports. For further particulars npply to Wm. G. Irwin fc Co. LIMITED General Agents Oceanic S.S. Co. Union Barber Shop. GARCIA & CANARIO, l'rops die $baw, ut fair and Shampoo at Cci-Cioc Rates. We also take particular pains with Chil dren's Haircuttfng. Union Huii.ding, Waianuenue St. The Corner Restaurant FRONT AND CHURCH STS. If you appreciate a good meal nicely prepared call and see me. Meals 35c Up C. SHIMAMOTO, Prop. Lato Suppers from 8 p. m. to I a. m. CUhnc K fiorse t&t$ ceanicSS Company ( KUKlltiliK'ri IjATKST KIM). lie Thinks Ills New Ohio l'nrnsll a Ureal One. Alameda, Nov. 16. Professor 1 Albert Koebele, the noted entotnol- I ogist, whose home is in this city, recently returned from Ohio, where he discovered a parasite, which, it is belie wd. will prove very useful in destioying insect pests which prey upon the sugar cane in the islands. The Professor is in the employ of the Government on the Hawaiian Islands, where he has accomplished much in a few years in ridding the plantations of nox ious insects. He came to this country from Honolulu some time ago with the conviction that tie would find some parasite which would distroy the insects attacking the sugar cane, and which have been causing thousands of dollars loss every year. He believes he has found a remedy for the evil in the tiny parasites from Ohio, and has shipped 2000 to Honolulu where they are now being bred for distri bution. They have a fatal effect on the kind of bug which is a plague on the plantations, and it is believed that in a short time their introduc tion into the islands will prove effi cacious. It was Professor Koebele who introduced into this State from Austialia the ladybug, known to science as vidalia cardiualis, which fed 011 the cottony cushion scale and was the means of saving for tunes in the orange-growing dis tricts of California. "mWY.NINK." The Niiiih1 of u Xen Curd (Junto Non Popular. "Fifty-nine," the game that for months past has been such a boon to the winter resorts, promises to take the place of "grand" this summer. "Fifty-nine" may be played by from two to six persons, but four, playing pat triers, make the best game. The entire fifty-two cards are used, but only six are dealt at a time. The value ol the cards is as follows: Ace, 1; king, 261 jack, 1; ten, 1; nine, 9; five, 5; tray, 15; deuce, 1 the sum of which is 59. The player to the right of the dealer has the first bid, and, according to his hand, he may wager all the way from 1 to 59. He who makes the highest bid names the trump, and, discarding all his cards but trumps, calls for whatever number fills out the hands to six. The other players do the same. He who makes it leads, and he must lead trumps. Trumping in is forbidden until a suit is ex hausted. Gains are counted ac cording to the value of the cards in each player's tricks when a hand is played out. In case of a "euchre" the loser subtracts from his score whatever ,he bet; the winners add to their score whatever they have made. Two hundred or more is the game. Unlike most card games, fifty-nine does not come from the west. Its origin, indeed, is wrapped in mystery. Hut it is a first class game, and it is undoubtedly in for a long lease of popularity. The oftener you play it the better you like it. There's more in it than greets the ear. New York Sun. Anti-Roosevelt Crunk Khcupct,. St. Paul, Nov. 28. Peter Klliott. who was recently arrested for forc ing his way to President Roosevelt, has escaped from the madhouse at Winamac. Peter Elliott is the crazy Min neapolis Swede, who attempted on October 5th, to force his way to President Roosevelt. He entered the White House, but was sent off by the attendants. Later in the j day he returned. He was arrested but fiercely resisted the officers. Klliott was found to be armed at that time witli a knife and revolver. On examination later he was de-! Glared to be insane and was com-' mitted to an asylum. U I Turkey Musi Not Dclny. ' Vienna, Nov. 24. It is authori-j tatively stated that should Turkey delay in accepting the Austro-Rus-sinn demands for reform adminis tration in Macedonia these countries , will combine in carrying out a vig orous piogram to estublish order in Macedonia. 1 I'IiynIcIuii or IIiirIuphh Man is Point nt Issue. Honolulu, Nov. 27. The matter of the Hoard of Health presidency still hangs iu the balance, nor is it believed that Governor Carter will make any appointment until the question has been considered by the Central Committee of the Re publican party. The whole question rests on whether there shall be a medical or a purely business man at the head of this most important department of the government, and that is probably what the committee will have to give the greatest attention. If it is to be a medical man, it is very certain that Dr. C. B. Cooper will be reappointed to the office since his regime has been a most successful one. If it is to be a bus iness man, K. C. Winston, member of the Hoard of Health and of the Central Committee of the Republi can party, is looked upon most favorably. In fact, he is the only one so far who has been announced as a candidate. Wants 0. K. of Congress. Honolulu, Nov. 27. F. M. Hatch, who left iu the China yes terday, goes to Washington to se cure the passage of the County law as an act of Congress. The matter was discussed at a recent confer ence called by Governor Carter. United States District Attorney Breckons was asked to go, but the great volume of work now iu his hands prevented him from accept ing. The object is to settle for all time the continuous possibility of an at tack on the County Act as passed by the last legislature. There has been much talk of late on the part of enemies of the County Act of having the law brought into the courts. Once passed by Congress, there will be no more threats of this nature and county government will be assured of stability. If Mr. Hatch's mission is successful the Hoard of Territorial Institutions will be revived. Insurgents In llnytl. Cape Haytien, Nov. 25. The city of San Domingo has surrend ered to the besieging force of in surgents. President Gil and his ministers have taken refuge on a German warship. The rebels under the leadership of Ex-President Jimiuez have been bombarding the city of San Do mingo for over a month. During that time German marines have been lauded iu the town and Presi dent Wos Gil has lived most of the time iu the residence of the German Minister. The rebels recently stated that they would refuse, iu case of their success, to meet the claims of the United States against San Do mingo so interesting results may follow their capture of the city and the ousting of the Wos Gil govern ment. Attack 011 Philippine Slavery. Washington, Nov. 28. Repre sentative Patterson has introduced a bill iu the House to abolish slav ery in the Philippines and abrogate the Bates treaty with, the Sultan of Sulu permitting slavery and polyg amy. In 1899 while Governor of the districts of Mindanao and Jolo, General John C. Bates made n treaty with the Sultan of Sulu which called forth much criticism because it recognized the existing institutions of slavery and polyg amy. This treaty is yet in force, as the military authorities have con sidered it wise to permit conditions to remain as they were previously rather than stir up more trouble among the fierce Moro tribes. Philadelphia, Nov. 28. The Circuit Court today handed down n decision sustaining the receivership ot the United States Shipbuilding Co., known as the Ship Trust. Tokio, Nov. 28. Kx-Minister Ossi gave out a statement today in which he vigorously protests against the increase of Russian forces iu the Far East. Ossi believes that Japan should not hesitate to go to war unless the transportation of Russian troops is stopped. Ossi was formerly Minister of Commerce. - 0fl -V I Where si team can walk and Thu Rkvwrsiulk works The combination of features in ... . Make it the most valued of all DISC PLOWS, ft can be used right or left hand plowing around the land or rkvkrsiijlk, throwing furrows all one way. Will plow between terraces without i.kavixg a watkr furrow. Made only in a sulky .- CyJi-, Tho Abovo Cut Shows tho -jfc.-H.. Ac? ' H.HACKFELD&Co. SOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS ..All kinds of.., RUBBER GOODS COODYEAR RUBBER CO. R. H. PKASK, President S in Francisco, Oil., U. S. A. Matson Navigation Go.1 The only Direct Line between Snn Prim Cisco and Hllo, Comprising the , following Fast Sailers , x H Steamer ENTERPRISE Bark ANNIE JOHNSON Bark SANTIAGO Bark RODERICK DHU Bark MARION CHILCOTT Ship FALLS OF CLYDE Tui; CIIAS.-COUNSELMAN Launch LURLINE nd other Specially Chartered vessels makes this trip with at least one of these boats each month, carrying both Freight and Passengers. For dates of sailing unci terms, Call upon, Jno. L). Sprcchels & Bros. Go, Aleuts, 327 Market St., San Francisco. R. T. GUARD, Agent, Hn.0, Hawaii sSSSS O .a. 1. Q an -a c Si r- SgP p ol 1 I aiftpoo . Jh p WJ U. .. ! d. I Tho Abovo Is the Bonocla Rovorslblo Disc Plow. draw a plow perfectly. The Benecia Reversible ? Bonocla Ratoon Disc Plow. jHILO MERCANTILE CO. LIMITED DEALERS Plantation Supplies OF ALL AGENTS FOR Port Costa Flour Colden Gate Cement Simmons' " Keen Kutter" Knives and Hoes San Francisco Pioneer Varnish Works Peninsular Stove Co. P. O. Box 94 Tolophonos 4 A 4 B A FULL AND Complete Canadian-Australian Royal Mail SS. Co. Steamers of the above line riimiiiii; iu connection with the Canadian Pacific Rail way -P;Uiy. . C, nnd Sydney, N. S. W., and cnlliuK at Victoria, II. C, Honolulu, buvu and IlrislMiie, Q.; are duo at Honolulu on or about the dates below stated, viz: From Vancouver and Victoria B. C. For llrisluue, Q., ami Sydney: MOANA SF.l'T. 26 AORANOI NOV. a: MOANA Dice. 19 The nmKiiificent new service, the "Imperial Limited," is now runnim? dullv IllTWKIN VANCOUVER AND MONTRF.AL, making the r.n, ZVourl without change. The finest railway service iu the world. Through tickets .ssued from Honolulu to Canada, United States uud Furope For freiKht and p.iss.iKe, ami all general information, apply to v Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., Cen'i Agts. THIS PLOW Hills up the dirt better than a hoe, besides leav ing the soil behind it in a splendid pulverized con dition. It is the. ONLY PLOW for ratoons that actually does what it is supposed to do. IN DESCRIPTIONS Line of Groceries From Sydney, Brisbane (Q). For Victoria and Vancouver, 11. C: AORANGI OCT. ai MOAN , NOV. i MIOWKRA DKC. i'6 I regjfqpHM nf wrim wwpi i, nw iii?pi I 11 1 iH 1 11 mi Him nrTTTTTrriyriTmnTinMTnwirinrmi miik i mm i 'm