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A Valuable I'lHrcu stubbed Im Hi,'
HhtK nl Honolulu.
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Regbter before Silurdi.x nftit .
New Kanie,"nuiico" Wall Nichols Co.
.Mr. nml Mrs Mi-Quaiil lenxo Olnn Dili
guests nt the Volcano limine lust week
Fresh rackit nut, fresli tennis balls by
niiill. Wall Nichols Co.
Sstttrday is the lust tiny of registration.
Mr. nml Mrs. Atlain Lindsay anil small
(hughlernre stopping at the Volcano
House.
Register' RcL.Ulcr'
Dr. R.O Curtis of Olnn wns n
visitor Wednesda
D.licious liulltr. I'i lb. sinnrcs I,. ,eek foi n viiitut Kukalau.
Turner Co.. l.til. 4Mf Miss hlepihnie Guard is teaching
Miss Carrie Dunn is isltln her ( public h-IiooIs nl 9 miles, Olaa.
brother Ceo. Dunn at I.-ihain 1.
Miss Flotence Scott is visiting tlie Sex.
er.mcesat Sc-couitcl for sexerul weeks.
II. I?. KcWex left oxet'laud on Mouthy
for a huMiuss trip through Kan anil Kon.i.
The finest table cl.iret at f 1. 50 per gd
Ion isudxctli'ctl by Househlagcr it Co.
Ltd. '
Dr. Archer Irwin his clinked his
office hours. Sec cird in another
column.
For hieatj making, no better Hour can
h: obtained than the Golden Cale at
Hackfeld Jx.Cu. Ltd.
I'or sun burn, tan and freckles The
Illlo Drug Co. Imnii piepu.illou which
is just the tiling. See adv.
We still take in ech inge old tu unities
for New Sinner1., Call and see or phone
Moses iV Kiixmoud. l'hone 17S.
iiFi'iiiicii 111 11 wsiuuii hi cierK
IheTe.cheis Reading Circle met last , ,(KM, ll0e f Hackfeld & Co
jui'Miay cxcntug 111 tue union ncnooi,
xx hen mi interesting program was enjoxed.
Col. J. McClellin, V S. Arnij, isiled
HiloTliiitMlii) night, when he (mid oil
the members of Co. D. Nation il Guard ol
lliwaii.
Miss Maria H. Maby who has just re
tinned from school at Kitleiy, Maine,
lias been appoiuUd to the school at l'o
hakupuk i, near I louolliu 1.
After sexcral week's visit with Miss
Florence Scott at U'ainaku Liwns, Miss
D irolliy Sumner leturus to her home at
Mr, h. , G. Hitchcock s,
street. ,
I'rofehsur Carv.dho proposes gixing a u,r,lc1 " l"-'ir 1,nllle m Waiakea Monday
rouctrltil StuilcsOl.it, on Thursdiy night
sit at Illlo, Waiakea ami a large number
tl , who hud not before nxallcd theinselxcsof
the opportunity recorded their unities
lIasnnxlMdy found ugrav 111 illese cat, '',l rcsi,,c"Ct: "' KcKWmlloii
answering to the name of Sumly. ,,"ar,, " 'Sn""''y. "e-sions weie held
.... , ., , , . int Kurtistov n and Ola 1 Sugar Cn'solhce.
I here w.isa Intli tm pirtv t cu at the . 1 ., 1 , .. ,
, ,, h ' , ' ? " . I Monda the members mule their Inst
duxes, Reed s Hny, on Tut-sdnx 11 gill. ..!!.. i- 1 i u ,
1 ' '"'" visit to Ivalaptnii, Opiliikao, returning
e.. H. xx rtgnt ami Winer Wilson were 1 h, wv r Kmn lili lo-diiy. On Wednis.
, Tin rente only four motcda.xsiii which Honolulu, Sept aS One of the foulest
votets who hae not ilonufo, can r giftcr, I inurdets w hich has occurnd in the iiuniils
and the work is rapidlx Itciiijj drawn ton I ol Honolulu happened last iiiuhl oil the
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tu, j iiiiiMi.iy anil I'liti.i) ine iioaril
day the Hoard meets at Piiul.i, Klderls'
residence, from 9 a. tu. to noon.
KcturuitiK to Illlo, the Ho ml wil) rest
on Thursday. Hridnyafternoou, betwect:
the hours of 1:30 nod 4 o'clock, nml dur
ing Hie exeuiiiK from 7:30 to 9, the Hoard
will sit aualll. Saturdaj will be devoted
, 1 t 1 ... , , , . to Wniiken Mill rroin 12 o'clock noon
A secotul-hnud Sludebaker top-bui'i'v , , .,, ,. ... .., . , , ,,
, , , , . ' , ' m.' tu 1 o'clock, nl the Waitkea Ho it House
canoe purcli o-id for fv. Intiulre oft . 11 . . , ,
... .. n ""I""1 1 1.inilliiK front 3 to 4 p. in. and clos nK
I ribuiie office. 1 ,, ,. .. ., ', , , ...
1 the iCKislratiott Sttutday ninlit at Mre-
Miss MarKirt Cation of Honolulu has m m's H-ill at 9:30 o'clock.
in-cii me )ucsi 01 Mrs. John Walt, Olaa.
during the past weik
Howard Horner, of Kiiknlatt has been
appointed to a position ns clerk in the
Railing parties are the xogite ngnin,
and Cocmiiut Ikliud on Sunihy 1 1st
witnessed a lirge crowd of bilbers.
, A. T. Hngenkantp, formerly of the
Hilo Merciutile Co. Ltd. has nccrpled a
position in the office of the Volcano
Stables.
II. !:. Itensley, charged with wood
stealing front the Hilo Railroul, was
bound over to the gland jury last Friday
by District Magistrate Ilntnl.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Kennedy, nc-
on Schoid coiiipniikd by Mrs. Robert Hawxlinrsl
went up to the Volcano on Friday and re.
Arranueitielils haxc been nude for an
excursion on the lailroad at 50 cents for
the round trip.
Julian Montsirrat was in the city
Thursday and Fudiy, bringing down
twenty-lour head of cattle for the local
market. He returnid to Kapipiln
ranch S ilurday morning.
Miss Mary Shiptit in, Miss Hilton and
Alexander Stohie telurued fioui the Ship
man mountain home, 29 links Volcano
road, on last Wcduesdaj h ivttig bteu
drixett out by the drouth.
The reception-lea tendered Mrt. W. A.
Rmleuberg by(Mrs. Henry Huxes Satur
day was u hocial hiiccess. All society
turned out and the day was an ideal one
for the display of line frocks.
Dr. John J. Grace left on Friday for'
Loudon, Fnglaud, where expects to take
n special 1 lectrical cotir.se at the Har
tholomew Hospital. His present inten
tion is to return on the 30th of next June.
Lot txcry xoter register. '
I. 11. Schoeti has resigned his position
with W. C. l'eacock iV Co. at Homtapo,
ICau and returned to Hilo last night to
lake charge of the Insurance Depirtmeut
under Agent Rich irds of the Hawaiian
Trust Co. Ltd.
Miss Ruth Cuird succeeds Miss
Florence Scolt, uho h is been ncll.tg as
teui or.try assistant to Principal Miss Sum-1
uerat the Hilo Free Kindergarten. Miss
Guard will be iicrmaucutl y returned h
kindergarten assistant.
Cm. II Roliettson of the firm of C.
llnuer & Co. arrived from Kapnpala
Hunch Wcdut.sda ittcompiii) xxith Julian '
Monts.iri.tt. After xisttiug MauagerMoir
if Ououie.i Mr. Robertson proceeded to I
Ookala, anil will return lo Honolulu on
Frid ij . j
Mr. W. II. Shipmaii returned Tliurs-
d iv from 1'iitio, Mr. Sliipiuau's I
ranch 011 the side of Maun 1 Kei, where I
he reports the climate has been de-
llglitfitl for the 111st two weeks. Mr.
excelling
The announcement by the Tkiiiunis
Inst week of the dance to be gixen by
Mr. mid Mrs. A. M. Wilson xvas some
premature, ns the nfTiir has been inde
fiuilely postponed.
M. A Qiiinn, formerly of I'ahoi, is en
gaged in superintending the work of
construction on the Alenmai bridge nbut
inents. lite contract for which lias been
let to L. M. Whitehnuse.
Ifjouwish your coffee to bring the
highest market prices let the Hilo Coffee
Mill clean, classify and place the same on
the market for jou. Liberal cash ad
vances made on shipments.
I Miss Alice Weight Ins resigned her
school nt P.ipaiktu nnd accepted a posi
tion ns operator in the Hilo odice of the
telephone company. Mrs. H. Ludlofi"
has been nppointetl teacher at FajKilkou.
This is the last week of registrntion.
Mrs. IJ. G, Hitchcock left on Friday
for Honolulu, to see l.er mother, Mis. S.
N. Castle, who is 85 xe.ire old, and in
August last suffered a stroke of paralysis
from the effects of which she Ins not
entirely recoxered.
The rumor about the streets that
Hackfeld & Co. will soon put 011 a coast
steamer, probably arises front the fact
tint Aug. Hnmburg, local m.iunger of
that firm, has orderd a gasoline launch
from Honolulu for his personal use.
Ciis.miiiki.in's Couc.n Rhmhpy
Cukhs Colds. This remedy nets on
nature's plan, ullays the cough, reliexes
the lungs, aids expectoration, opens the
secretions, and aids 11 ituie in restoring
the sjstein to n healthy condition. Il is
famous for its cures oer a large put of
the cixiliml world. For sale hy Hilo
Drug Co.
"Kona coifec," our own roast, guaran
teed free from all adulteration. L. Tur
ner Co., Ltd. . 42-tr
Keep x our clothes in shape by usinir
"Good Form" clothes li uigers Moses &
A Handsome lU'slileiicc.
Tin family of 1'. l'eck, x ho is person
ally absent in Sm Francisco, tinned into
their beautiful nexv home on Sitttrdix.
The new residence, which repl ices the
one desttoxed by lire last January, is a
one story structure, built on the bttnga
low pattern, with wide Iannis and gently
sloping roof. The nexv residence is quite
as large ns the former home, but not so
elaborately finished off. The interior
work is all in natural woods, Hawaiian
koi piedoiiiinating, ns Mr. l'eck tikes
especial pride in the beautiful elfcct
which the intixe woods gixe to a home.
A ,mnmmoth fire place hns bet 11 built in
the west wall of the spacious dining room
oxerlookitll! the sen. The exit rinr finUli
is npple green in color, with white ttitii- prnctically had
tilings. 1 lie nppro iches are broad stone
steps, xxith ntt omnte stone facade, gixing
the slightest impression ol Itnllan splend
or. A. W. Ricldey, the Hilo architect,
designed the building along the lines de
Moatinlua road, when S. Itdxvatd Damon
was stnblied to death by a burly l'orto
Ricait. Mr. Diinon llxed only mi hour
nfler being rem-ned to the Juecn's Ho
pilnl, but wns able to gix-e a clear state
ment of the difficulty, which wns put into
writing nnd signed by the dying man.
From his account of the unlortiinale
affair, Mr. Damon was returning to his
home nl Moiiinlun.aboul 7 o'clock, when
he came upon three l'orto Ricnns, one of
wiioiii w is cnrrjiug a lantern wliiclt Mt.
Damon wasaicustoined to hnx enlaced on
the highway nt n dark place 011 the roul
when he returned home late at night.
He accosted the l'orto Ricaii.dennnding
a ritunt of the lantern. When here
fused Mr. Damon jumped out of the
chicle nml attempted, to force the bin
lem from the l'orto Rlcntt. who in the
scuffle drexvn long knife which he plung
ed into Damon's left side, penetrating
the spinal column. When "he sunk to
the ground the three men made off and
no attempt was made at robbery. At
tracted by Mr. Dinton'.s shouts, assistance
came to the scene mid remoXed the dj ing
man to the hospital, where, after m iking
the signed statement, he lixed only a few
minutes.
The murderer, Jose Meranda, was ar
tested during the night, and this morning
indicted by the gisiiid jury. He is being
held for trial at the O1I111 prison. The
feeling is intense, ami there h is been
talk of 1) itching.
S.'Filw.ird Damon was the eldest son
of S. M, Damon, 11 member of the bulk
ing firm of bishop & Co., Honolulu. He
wns ngul about thirty, mid lenxes a
widow and four smnll children. He
charge of his father's
affairs ami wns iiroiiiiueiitlv identilieil
with the business interests of the islands.
His funeral takes place to-day.
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-T5tiJLL,cUTRIBiNE'S MAIL CHART
OCTOBER, I004.
-MAU.S AttRIVH IX HONOLULF AND DKI'ART AS FOLLOWS:
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2
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3
9
16
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Vnnhirn
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10
17
24
31
11
W.
tSonotita
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Nfcvndan
l8X A,'9 ,
Doric Alameda
JMioxvcra
25 IVcntura
'Sierra 26
SChina Nov. 6
Nov. I "Coptic
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Ncvadnn
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JMongolia
20
F.
7
China
Alameda
14
S.
Gaelic
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21
28
tAorangi
, 22
29
"Manchti
ria.
h..S. Kiiiau departs from Hilo for Honolulu ixerv Fridiy at io-in m
(xm'a.M,,,,,m,,0;',R-,"-;,il f,0,r ,ll,ll,,n on "ti.rdxs im?T,es,l jsuUed
U) t a-15 1'. tn arrix.ng in Honolulu at dnx light three days Inter!
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THE HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST CO.
LIMITED.
ircil by Mr. l'eck, ami the result is a
happy combination a coinfortnblc home
and an artistic edifice, of which the com
munityiis well ns the family tiny well
feel proud.
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Shiptuan left again for the ranch Friday , Rajmoml haxe them
lnorning 111 order to be bick for the HoxvToAxoid TllK Dm;dus ot'x
.lap llei'lles u Kniiiil.
The nrticle appearing recetttly in the
TkiiuJ.nk gixing mi account of Ilrother
Matthias' method of killing the Jipiuese
beetle was not without its beneficent re
sults. Ilrother Matthias regularly re
ceives requests from parties front xarious
parts of the islands nskiug for samplis of
the fungus with xvhich to inoculate the
insect pest. To all of these he has courte-
ously replied, forwarding by mail a num
ber of beetles bearing the disease germs,
xvhich luxe been found sufiicient to con
tinue the endless chain of extermination.
On the last mail the Tkihunh receixed a
communication from Mrs. II. 1). Ilaldwin,
wife of Manager Ilaldwin ofMnkaweli
Plantation, Kauai, stating that the beetles
were xery bid at Makaweli, making it
impossible to raise exen cannns or Indian
shot, geraniums and roses. In response
to her request a number of the inoculated
bugs wereobtaiued from Chas. Hitchcock,
who is a hot 1nic.1l enthusiast, and for
warded to Mrs. Ilaldwin. Hither o,f the
gentlemen refeneil to or the Tkiiiu.nu
will be pleased to render such assistance
to persons interested in the subject as
the may be able.
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branding.
Water rninliio at Volcnuo.
r Despite the reputation which wind
want Hawaii has borne lor rain, for the
past mouth the entire district has scarcely
hid enough precipitation to lay the dust.
Complaint has been made all nlong the
line. From August 20th to Sentcmher
26th, Manager Ilidgood registered the
rainfall at the Volcano House, withn
record of jJ4 inches during the period.
There was a lteaxy shower on the 191L of
September, which brought relief to the
rapidly diminishing water suppj of the
hotel tanks. For iweutx-two daxs the
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dan-1 rt-'sillt:,s ' the upper slopes of Manna
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Old
Port
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Aged in Wood
Absolutely Pure
$1.50
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i Comi. h ur one must realize the
, L'LTS nttL'llllillir I WllTP rnlil rttnl tti it U
r " ---- w-...! ! IIIIIV !. I - ... wa tii linn k WtY
1 IS lllUaVS DrtKleill to rtttinin (li.ilnnrc m. I .. 11. .im ...t. n-.. ...
til the danger is ,, se f. Ma. y. howexer , '" IIU""
donotfeehildetoIosetheMinienud Jfll f ! w "lock ami tablet.se. The
be interested in knowing Hint a severe HWlllw "' "ee exceptionally ple.is.int,
cold may be broken iid and all danger blight and cool as a consequence,
ixoided by the prompt use of Chamber- ,..
laiti'sCougli Reined). It not onl cures, v , .,.,, lllt
but cures quickly ami counteracts any muuii .xiinius.
1 tendency toward pneumonia. For sale Prince D.ixid Kawauaiiakon, C. V.
''' """ l)rlK Co- Deer.ng, Miss M. K. Mabj , W. K. Ren-
-'liux. Rev.J. Kekipi, IJ. II. Woodliouse,
I II. New house, Mrs. I K. Pearson mid
l'VSS KIISOI.IITIONS.
Ilonnl of Trade Cxprcss Itegret
S. K. Ibiiuon's Heath.
The following resolution was pissed at
a special meeting of the lloinl ofvTrade
of Hilo held last Thursday exciting ut
the Hoard ol Trade rooms:
Whereas: The entire comiir.ittUv has
lioaid with profound sorrow and indigna
tion of the wanton murder of Mr. S. F,d
ward Damon, iTf Honolulu, and sees in it
an evidence of the eternal unrf-ir.. !..
tween depraxity and lawlessness, on one
side, and decency and order 011 the other;
and
Whereas, We recognize and ncknowl-
edge the sterling qualities of the late Mr.
U.1111011; his ability and inteirritv ns a
business man, his dexotion as a son. hus
band and father, and his worth as a citi
7eu, mid that in his whole life he was mi
example of good and true manhood :
therefore be it
Resolxed by the Hoard ofTrade of Hilo
that we protest against the further tole
rance in Hawaii of a clnss of shiftless mid
xtcious people, who, refusing to work,
prey upon the community nnd mike life
and propertx insecuie; and we recom
mend more strictness anil sexerity on the
part of the authorities in dealing with
those people.
Resolxed that the Iloird of Trade of
Hilo extend to the stricken family, our
heartfelt sjinpathy and condolence; ami
be it further
Resolxed, that these 're solutions lie
spread oil the minutes of the Hoard of
1 raile ol II1I0, and that coj ies be sent to
Hon. S. M. Damon, Mrs. S. F.dw.ud Da
" and the pressof Ililoaud Honolulu.
BUYS AND SELLS
REAL ESTATE,$TOCK$ AND BONDS
SECURES INVESTMENTS
NEGOTIATES LOANS
WRITES FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
ISSUES SURETY BONDS
ACTS AS ADMINISTRATOR, EXECUTOR, TRUS
TEE AND IN ALL FIDUCIARY CAPACITIES
P. O. BOX 348.
HONOLULU, HAWAII,
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For the Ladies!!
THE OLD RELIABLE
son, J. R. Collins, Mrs. Sokade, W.
I ren, J T. Praren, II. Clark.
Pra.
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LViEU WC
t .Married.
Knvi.4M-Ki'KO At Hilo, Hawaii, on
I Saturday cxeiiiug, .Miss Murj Keko 1 to
Hetij imiu Rowland, Rex. C. V Shields
1 officiating.
j Horn.
Williams At Hilo. Hiiwaii.ou Wednis
day, September 21, 1904, to the wife of
H.I,. Williams a girl.
At Volcano House.
Adam Lindsay, wife and dun-liter. C.
W. Ilddwiu, Mr and Mrs. R.C. Kennedy,
.Mrs. Kobt. Ilawxhurst, II. 15. Kelsey, C.
I?. Wright, li. I?. Wilson, I. II. Sellout.
Hon. Geo. W. Hewitt, A. II. Pratt and
wife, W. II. Field or San Francisco. (Uo.
II. Robertson, Honolulu. Col. Jolin Mc-
Uentian, V. S. Army, David Clark. 1. T
Craxen mul W. Craven, Sjtlnex, Australia
Weather: Hrtglit and clear, light
showers.
We Have Received by S. S. " Enterprise"
"Gage Bros." Trimmed Hats
"DRESSING SACQUES"
White Shirt Waists, "Derby"
SOriE NEW NECKWEAR
AND A LARGE ASSORTT1ENT OF
NEW TRIMHING LACES
IN ALL WIDTHS
L. Turner Co.
Limited
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wireless
For Sulo
Thoroughbred
iju.leof DR.
fox terrier pups
IIF.NRV HAVI-S.
Hilo.
In.
For Jloiit.
The II ish tw house in l'tiueo, riccutl)
occupitd I ix P. l'eck and family, Ap
ply to R. T. GUARD.
Hoffschlaeger Co.
MMITUD
CIII'RCII ST., - HII.O. HAWAII
PlIlIM' 23
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&AKlK3
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Do not fail to register Friday and S ttur
d iv.
Hefore his dep.utitie for Knulaud. Dr.
J.J Grace receixed news of the de ith on
heptemlwr lytli, at I.ey bourne Grange,
Kent, Fuglaiid, of his uncle Joint W.
Grace, forim rly of San Fraurisco mid
founder of the well known firm of I. W.
Grue-e & Co., shipping merchants of that ,
city, He was 69 j ears of age,
Nolice.
Dining my absence from the Territory
'my brother, Mr. Sheffield Grace, has my
I full power of attorney.
; JOHN J. ORACH.
Hilo, Hawaii, Sept. 30, 1904. 49.4
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Prompt
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Furniture mode to order, any stjle
wanted. Repairs made on mii kind ol
furniture. Prices moderate.
Sorrao Cabinet Shop.
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