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K, ' vssaassssKsasssaemBrm nri awh fiFNPRAl 1 YOU OWE ME clarence w. macfarlaki: ' 1 itjdes
H& kIB mv tmrn aaai uutluuiiM lllll W f mi I1III If- r 1 TT I T tfi i
W FMOffiAlfW TOL T Bn WanTTds. are tenant- VST " l n 44.TT ' M WHlll PBKIJ M? R i fc & I
m lllllOUtill) m, ttmU KhV 0 Cent A Word. "TouVo to the dentist every sis PottlC.S MedlCIfiCS '? 5 P r?
K" Wa-PilW T Panama hats cleaned at tho Olobo. J" ikt' 'Jn 'if IN THE MAG00N BLOCK.
W WEEKLY GALEKDAR i J . n? i52 for Be' non-t8.11 riBllt; or you s,10U,d' lf you 1 , -
II : SY.: V,,,eV'gum keens the teeth lu ox ...HOW AB0UT.Y0UR EYES? Would DmOKCrg I
m. ....a, Ri .TflV i llllf-ah: ti.ni condition. tou rainep iwe a loom, or an cyei ,
t,,1f i .,1,1 no. 2 lUijJi" , tfrffiJLQ 1 10.tk.UkJ Ring up Scott) 's when you want a
f j ki itfMi i mifrt rwii Dtmna i n t h aim rt n n r n n n v v vi, i awuuvwi
ib-'Itm . . . - - ' -- - - - jmm -- .. .. mt ba - m. m . b. . 'imb Hair : rrn t-o nnn -1 nun rrn
fZ lunt-u. u v-r rirtMam je-n0i 1hw mnko. rit , fl N I AMMhllKII i .FITZBATRIOKBROS. 'N.I.'"iVIcLs?0 7?a"0i' Mrc,I.7! - .' J oo,,.,s. o .. U ..
iJS fi blood; 50c n ilackoee. Tr them,. f ' r vnnitwnui , ,, anil MYRTLE CIGAR STORE. - 11 h. & (.oiumonn u,r boatiic. . I.
kit . tk i Kl - ' r.. ....i ,ni,. -, .r. . !,... ,'ii ... ntoTirtTArrr.t TfovnxrT1nTY1.Tr, ' . I uesaay. marcn 10.
fctt 'I'VJtNi.rl.'' I .l 1.1'iinui umniiiiwiviiiiuiiiih'll iu UliiVlAIlV DUglUll lilllUUllMJl - -
Honolulu Chapter Reau'ar
5 p. m
I'UIOAY
Honolulu Commardery Red
Cross.
MA II'KIIAV
All laltlQE members of tbo
order are cordially InWted to
attend meltings ot Iscal lodges
HARMONY LODOE, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F.
Meets ocy Monday evening nt
7:110 lu 1 0 O. V. Hall. Fort Stieet.
E It HUNDllY, Secretary
11KN F. VICKi:US. N U.
All viltlng brothers very cordlall
Inxlted.
MYSTIC LODOE, No. 2, K. of P.
Meets every luesday evening at
i:30 o clock In K. of P. Hall, cor.
Fort nnd lleretiinlr. Visiting broth
era cordially lnltcd to nttend.
W I. LYLK CC.
r. v,a dron, k ua.
OAHU LODOE, No. 1, K. of P.
Meets eery Kilday oeutng al
7: JO In K of 1'. Hall, corner Fort
and Ueretnnla. Visiting brotheis
tordlall inItod to attend.
a. o di:i:iung, c.c,
JAS V WHITE, K.KS.
HONOLULU LODOE G16, B. P. 0. Er
Honolulu Lodge No. 016, 11. P. O
C, will meet In their linll on KlnH
near Tort street aery Friday even
ing. Dy order of the K II.
HAUHY A. WILDEH.
Secretary.
T. E UICHAHOSON, K. II.
Wm. M'KINLEY LODGE No 8, K.of P,
Meats oery Saturday eenlng at
7:30 o clock In K. of P. Hall, cor
Fort and Ueretanla. Vloltlng broth
er cordially lnited to attend.
W. L FUAZIMJ, CC.
K. A. JACOIISON, K ft 3.
HONOLULU AERIE 140, F 0. E.
Meets on the 2nd lml 4th WED
NESDAY eenlngs of ea-h month at
7:30 o'clock In K of P. Hall, corner
Uerotnnla nnd lort tt mis.
Visiting Eagles a
Invited to at-1
tend.
W. I. rilAZM. w
H. T MOOUF Sec
Prcst.
HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. 1, I. 0. II M.j
Meots every flit and third Ihuri
dnva of each month at ICnlgbta nfj
Pythian Hall Vldttng brothers cor-'
dlally invited to ntteud.
J W. ASCII, Sachem.
A K Mimi'HY. C. of It.
COME NOW!
Send in your orders at once to
Bo Wo
The Finest Jade Jewelries, Etc
The Finest Workmanship on the
market here.
Leavo your order now for Chinese
New Year.
Hotel St., bet. Alakea and Smith.
OH, I SAY!
have you seen my new show-cases
stock with a King's ransom of gold
ornaments and glittering gems? And
the prices are so low that it's a
shame 'pon my word it is.
;
m J. CARLO,
SL 1013 NUUANU NEAR KING.
HB wttKrx&xitTTxwwmjKmjxnjaryBim7xarti
M I A GOOD SIGN
K COSTS YOU NOTHING IT S
-W PAYS FOR ITSELF. g
K TOM SHARP, Opening Week
I MAKES GOOD SIGNS. ?
Wfr of
k , iiITOB--rCTOTirrrroa-.0a.& Gllinery Display
V Japanese Curios, Silk Kimonos, miss POWER'S, Boston bldg. 1 lITlNih
K t Shirts, Pajamas, Shirt Waists, Fancy 1 iJlJi H 11 IVJBiJ
Mm' Embroidered Goods. ' El !PSile31Ca
73t- rcwiwJUiJi3u 1HE BST FITTERS.i IN T0WHi
MmW . . , , Cigar for Particular People. '
K- . K. Fukurocla, . . . . .', p
P. . HOTEL STREET NEAR BETHEL , . nn Tn, W. W. IMM LO.,
V i 41ilXa,iJlS,ll XUJJilUVU IjU, 4X11 wj
K Tho Weokly Edition ot the Evenlna LIMITED T,m ,..,., M . qTrn RPunnvpit
mmW Bulletin nlves a csmpleto summary ol oaf 'Fo r Rent" cards on sale at .. ! lOUK-MASll.IJ bUlQOM.Il
K .-h. nti of the liay. le bulletin oUio. 62 S. KING ST. PHONE 525. ' Holeno aUo camo in this moinlng
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.. , Sfl C W droto. tho Uhuo plahtatloil EXCELUENT LAUNDRY WORK " v ' v. . d o, oiueriu. itn-iioiiomm. , , .
So Carts
Folding Carts
nffnnislnnn-nr On
!tUHdliiHC!B.Cl UUM
w
Limited, '
King and Bdhel Sts.
" Eats 'Em Alive "
Bugine, Ant Poison,
Rough - On - Bugs
Three enemies to the worst
pests the house-wife must
contend with.
THEY ARE SAFE and SURE.
They effectually work and
when it comes to the bug
proposition they
'EAT 'EM ALIVE."
25 CENTS EACH.
Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd.,
FORT AND HOTEL STREETS
-rnT,, -rrmszaat'XyiznzaMZR.WKnmjn yxu-
5
RUNDOWN?
OVERWORKED!
TRY SOME
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Extract
It will build you up
again.
CHAMBERS DRUG CO.,
FOR. FORT AND KINO STS.
PHONE 131.
For Sale
Fresh Milrh Cows and Fine -Bred
Young bland Bulls.
Club Stables
Tel. 109
Coyne Furniture Co.
For Fine Furniture
YOUNG BLOCK
Koenig s
Panama hats cleaned at tho Olobo.
Phone 452 for a hack. Bethel
St. Hack Co.
rvniuie gum keeps the tcotli In ox
nl ,nt condition.
Itlag tip Scott) 'g when you want n
good nuto rldo. Phone 107.
mttiam Health Pills make? ricl
blood; 50cj n package. Tr thcmii
Consul Caimnrro i ufi Portugal ro
tliriml In tho W (1 JInll frorfi K,miali
C V (Iroto. tho I.llmo plah'tntloit
lima, ramp to town In tho V fl. Hull
It. K Drown nnd K Palmer won!
nnlvals from Kan.il In tho W. (t Hull
Dr V A. Norgaaril was a passenger
f i oni Molokal on lllc Rtonmcr Iwalnnl
II (' Hums ot Ilia U S Mnrslinl a
olllcc. relurnul from Kitual yesterday
Leahl Chanter No. 2, O 11 S. will
meet In Masonic? Tcmplo at 7 30 this
i enlng
- Fathci Joicph, II llutclilns nml A
11 Cnthcait nirlcd ftom Molokal on
Hie lwaliml.
Honolulu Tcmplo No 1, Pthlnn Sis
ters, will meet In K. of P hall nt 7 30
this e enlng.
Mr and Mrs Mnrtfan and chlhlron
or Knpan nrrlwcl In llio Hall je'stt'i
il.iy moinliig.
Ilarnuno Unlga No. 3. I O O F
will moot In Odd Follow ' Hall this
i unlng nt 7 30.
Tnho jour carrlago or autamolillo
to Hnwallnu Carrlago Mnnfy. Co. for
up to-dato repairs. '
Halnlcr is tho bust beer because of
Its purlt At nil bars or wholesale
nt telephone 1331.
"Drink nnd ,tlic world drlnl.s with
j on." Tho Honolulu world Is drln!
log at tho Fashion salloon
Coat your Iron rciol3 with "Arabic'
Yo.i Vflll bo surprised at Its coollnp.
and picsorvntho proiicrlics, California
Feed Co, ngents.
Tlio Iiiij.il School Alumni will hold
Its rrgiil.il meeting nt 7 30 tonight nt
the Knjnl School Mcmticrs tiro ur-
geiillv requosteil to nttend
If your cash register does not work
just right, take it to the expert at
the Hawaiian Uflicc specialty Co ,
Ltd.; Phone 143.
The DaglcH will meet nt Hie K n
P Hall, corner Fort anil llcielnnla
streets, this nflernoon at 4 o'clock In
Initiate thrco new members
Owing to weather conditions the
funeral of the late Antoue Lopez ill. I
not take place jestordaj-. it will bo
held next Sunday, thu 22nd.
Frpd Church, tho manager of tho
Tnnsiin ngencv for tho Hawaiian a
lai.ds, opened up offlccH on the upper
lioor ot tho VaerIej Illock today.
Tho White Tnuilly Itotnry (lock and
chain Htitch) Is tho best sewing mi
chine In tho world. Bonny & Co , Ltd.,
agents, 12C0, Fort Btrtet. Phone 488.
This nioi nine thu new line of beau
tiful wash fabrics was put on display
at Sachs, nnd nlso nianj pretty and
t-tyllrh veilings attracted a big crowd
of simpers.
A Worn Is showing tho crj swell
est lino of new muslin underwear that
lias ever been on illsplnv In Honolulu
Dildul sets nnd new lints of wash
shirts and suits
Captain K V Krug of tho 20th In
f.intrv. formerly nt C.imp Shatter, Bold
his interesting collection of curios to
JaniOB Stelner. Island Curio Co , Ellto
building Hotel sticet
Tie Columbia drj cell Is tho most
efficient most reliable nnd most eco
nomical li ittery on tho market for
automobile use Tho Hawaiian Ulec
trie Co, Ltd., dlstilbutois for tho Tcr-
illoi of Hawaii.
Tho btenmci V 0 Hall reporta tho
lollowing sugar ready for shipment on
Kauai P I, , 2215 bags; II. St., 11,
100 0 F, 13,350; K. P., 8200; Mcll ,
40 441, Mak., 20,531; G. 11, 0747, M
S. Co., S000; K. S. Co., 1100.
(cult P Wlldei has piesented
Major P Ahem, chief of tho lluii'.ui
of Agriculture of the Philippines, with
a number or grafted nwicado pean.
They will bo plrntcd In tho cxpeil
mental grounds of tho station in Ma
nila Frank Mills begs to acquaint his
patrons mid friends that ho Is no
longer connected with tho Union Hack
Stand Lento orders for an j duo of
his two machines with the Territorial
Messenger Servlco, Phono 381, on)
hour day or night
Ralph Ljon. tho chemist who lles
lu College Hills, Is l.ilsliiR beautiful
roses In splto of the Jnpinoso beetle.
Ho discoveied a feitlllzer which seoms
to mako thu ground Inhobpltnblo to
tho destructUo bug and nt tho bame
limn forces tho growth or tho iohc
llUbll.
Kfkuow.i, tho old Hawaiian who was
run Into by n Itnpd Trnnslt car on
King stiret, near 1,1111m, last Satur
day morning, this morning swort to a
penal summons against Mntormau No.
13. whobo nnmu Is given bv the Kapld
Tiausit Co as IllacKstnd, ihiuglng
him wltli heodtess dilvlng
The ChineEp Students' Alliance held
its annual conference last Satmday
oumlng, tho following oincors being
elected. Picsldent, Tom Ayoy; vice
president, Kim Tong Ho, iccordlnn
becretary, Mon Yin Cluing; corres
ponding becrotary, K Y Chlng; treas
uicr, Joseph Y T Zano, audltm, San
iii'l Allnn Leong, editor In chief or tlio
Alllnmo organ, Maboy Kni; tisslstant
edltoi, Clnng Loy, nod burgoauts pl
anus, C Hung Yin and All Hung
Uuug
A Most Excellent Assortment of
;.A.rVSAiO!lD.j,
OPTICIANvl BOSTON 'BUILDING,
EXCELLENT LAUNDRY WORK
done by tho
FRENCH LAUNDRY
i,lth their new FRENCH dry cleaning
process.
258 Deretanla St 'Phono 1401.
Galvanized Iron and Steel
need a covering that is protective, decorative, and LAST
ING. .Common paint is nrotcctive nnd decorative for awhile
but it docs not LAST because it will not adhere to it long.
The combination of hardness and elasticity on the surface
cause the paint to peel and crack in a short time. It needs
THE SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION THAT IS GUAR
ANTEED TO GIVE LASTING SATISFACTION ON GAL
VANIZED IRON AND STEEL SURFACES.
LEWERS & COOKE, Ltd.
177 SOUTH KING ST.
fffl iMJJjJlTTTW
Japan Is Pleased
With America's Latest
TOKIO, Julian. M.ucli 15 Japan Is pleased with the final icply
from Washl
!!gtJo on tlio question ot
cd States
CHINA CONCEDES EVERYTHING
TOKIO, Japan, March Hi. China (oneedes the Jnpnneso demands
legal dliiB the steamer Tutsu Sho will purchubo tlio aims nnd ammuni
tion, and reholst, and salute tho Japanese flag on tho steamer.
'IOK10. Jnian, March 3 It Is stated that fourteen battleships nnd
tiulera of tho Jupaucw navy, the best oss,els in tlio bonlep, hnvo been
proWsloned nml Aupplled with ammunition nnd placed In readiness for
w'nr. Kloven of, theso sailed today for Macao, accompanied by three toi
pedo boats and a number of torpedo bolt destiojcrs.
PHILIPPINES OPPOSE SHIPPING LAW
MANILA J,. I March H The Phlllppliio Assembly has Instni'-t-'
id its, delegate In Congicss to urge the suspension of the resl'ilctlotis
upon shipping Imposed by the Fro rhlpplng law-.
STREET TROUBLES
POIlT-Al'-PIUNCi:. Hnjtl, Mardi l.r,. Street disturbances hno oc
turied here, lu which sevcial were killed. Somo prominent men have
been arrested.
FLEET MEN AT
MAC1DAI.F.NA, Lower ( allfornla,
Amciluiu battleship Fleet will begin
BOMB EXPLODES
IIARCKI.ONA, Spain, Mnnh K.
Hal Marlict lieie, injuring n woman.
MANILA PREPARES FOR FLEET
' MANILA, I I, Mnrch 14 Preparations to onteitnln the
Stnte3 battleship fleet hao begun.
it 55 , ! n )f ;i K A M St 55 3 8 5l S
H WATERFRONT NOTES
t jd iti 3x ;l ;i it ji. & 3t 5c x, ;i , 5 ;t
.Till: ASTIIAI4 will piobabb sail
for Kahulul Thursday or Friday of
this wick Sho will tako on 1000
bigs of latgnr thera and will then
piocetd on her way mound tho I loin.
TI1010 will bo n laco between the IM-,
wnid Sewali nnd tho Astral to ltaltl
more They will both stmt at about
tho same time, tho Sewali leaving
between tho 7th nnd 10th or Aptll,
Mud tho AkH.iI as soon as she has her
foigo completed nt Kahulul Wni
icn Purd) will go on the Astral when
lIio leaes hero.
THU OIL-SHIP FALLS OF CLYDK
nil hut here this morning fiom Mon
teiey. She hud nn bAsy time ot It
nil the vuy down, boutheily winds
apd smooth ben, 11 ml It only look her
18 days to mako the o)age. Sho Is
Miw iluckeM at the Wnlklkl side of
the Ilackfold whaif, wliuro she will
tern iln for n fow dnjs.
fa
TIIIJIlll AUK THKDIJ Intor-Islnnil
boats nt ono ot tha companj''B
liaris Thu Klnnu Is tnking on
her usual cargo for Hllo nnd Hawaii
ports, tho Iwnlaul has a force of men
nt work getting oft a quantity of
enrdwood: and the Llkellko Is also
dlscluiigliig.
SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS.
The Best Cigars and Tobacco.
.FITZBAlJRIOKBnoS.
and MYRTLE CIQAR STORE.
WHOLESALE DEALERS ANDi IM
PORTERS OF WINES AND
LIQUORS.
TEL. 308.
C02 lrJUANU.
PHONE EXCHANGE 20.
Japanese Immigration to tho Unit-
AT PORT-AU-PRINCE
TARGET PRACTISE
March 15
tomorrow,
Target prnctlroiof tlio
IN BARCELONA
-A bomb was exploded at tlio Cen-
United
along with tho Falls of Cljile. Sho
rame from Hounlpu bilnglug sugnr
lor the American-Hawaiian stenmei
Vliglnlau.
(US
Till: PACIFIC MAIL liner Siberia,
which 111 rh oil heiu this 11101 nlug
with many touilsts fiom tho Coast,
is booked to ball this evening at I
o'clock.
thi: matsoh sti:ami:u iiiion-
Ian Is due lieie from tho Coast to
morrow. 8lin will bilug mall,
freight and passengeit).
THL'Rj: Altn THlti:i: Amoilcnn
Iluw.illan boats In pott now tho
Vliglnlau, Nehruskau, mid tho lutoi
Ishind DlspaUh.
thi: sciiooni:u iioiii:alis sail
ed fiom Hiciott, Wablilngton, Mnrrli
lfi, for Honolulu with 11 cargo of lum
ber. ft
Till: STHAMKU J. A. CUMMINS
Is lying nt the Hi ewer wharf this
morning.
Pa
1 Till: ICINAU Rails tomorrow
noon for llilo and Hawaii .ports.
Two thousand "(list otcis" nnd 11
nuiubei ot llowoiy "lloateis" In Now
York took tho "f iceman's oath," ori
ginated lu 1034, which hinds them
to oto foi the public wpal.
0ABLE REPORT OF SAN
FRANCISCO MERCHANTS'
EXCHANGE.
Monday, March 9.
'1IVS IIAimOK Hailed March 5.
R hr Andy Mnhoncy, for Honolulu
.N FRANCISCO -Sailed March 7:
A II S. S Columbliii, for Soattlc.
Tuesday. March 10.
5lW FUANCISCO-SalU'd Mnrrli 10
y y to s a, aioeria, nn- Honolulu,
tt I.O Alrhed March S:
' 4ni. S S Hntciprlso, ftom Ban
Francisco.
Wednesday, March 11.
JAN l)li:00 Arrlvod March 10:
A.-H S. S. Al'liiin.ui, fioni Sallna
Crur
BAN l)Ii:0O Sailed Mnrqli'tlO! '
A II S S. Arlzonnn, fur San Fran
risen i
BKATTL1J ArrUcil Mnrch 10:
A II H S Columbian, fiom Sar
Francisco.
VICTORIA An ! ed March 10:
I!r 8 S. Moann, henco March 3.
IfAHFLUI Sailed March 0.
A.-H. S. S. Texan, for Hllo. v
KAIUIUII AuUed March II:
Am S S. Satitn Itlln, fiom Pint ll'u
foul.
IIILO Arrhed Mnrch 10
A -II 8 S Texan, from Kiihului.
BAN FRANCISCO Sailed Jlaich 11
Am 8 8. Illloiilnn, for Honolulu.
YOKOHAMA Sailed Mnich 11:
llr. 8 8 Asia, for Honolulu.
Thursday, March 12.
SAN FRANClSCO-ArrKcd March 12
Diego . " , '( -M-
, Friday, March 13.
YOKOHAMA An led Marcl'i 13:
P M 8 S. Korea lionclf Mnich 2.
HXN FKANCI1CO AirlLil Mmch.13
S 8. Manchuria, hi nee Mnich
mil UK. Hi.
Kathorlne, fioni
Illk
Feb III.
KAllUHtl Sailed Mnich 12:
Am 8 S. S.iuti ltltn
I
Saturday, March 14.
POilT OAMIILI. Sailed March 13:
Am hktup Kllkltat, fur Honolulu
SAN FItANCISCO Sailed Mnrch II
Am sp Atlas, for Honolulu.
IIILO Sailed M.111I1 12:
A II S. S Tiixiin. fur Sallna Cru2.
NKW YOIHC AiiUihI Mnitli II:
Am 8 S Mlssoiiil, fioni Sealllo
Dec 28
Monday, March 16.
I:V1:1U:TT Sailed Mnich 1...
Am Mhr Uoicalls, for Honolulu.
BAN FItANCISCO Sailed Mnich ID
Am Kt In AV II Mnrblpn, for Hllo
KAANAPAM Sailed March 14:
Am schr jns. Jtoipn, lor san ruin
clico.
Nl:VCASTI.i: AuUed March 12
III S S Lord Stnulej . henco Fob 21
MT:.IO Am ship Alias, ioorted
.sailed for Honolulu should bo foi
.Kahulul,, .o . j yl
XVRI 3 X y . (. ill 3l it. M if. 3C 3 3t
&; PASSENGERS ARRIVED "8
It X , X 31 ft a. 31 3C 3! X A U it
'Per S S Sibeila, Iron) San Fran
clseo, Mnifh C, PVir Honolulu: D
I'.'Vpi'l, Hixld llabbllt, .1. C. Dluck.
Mrs J, C, Ulack. P II, lliirneltt, Mrs
P II. llurnette Miss Madeline C Hill
notte, Master Iluiry 0. nurncttu, Mis.
A. i: ClUno i:eutt Cheno, Mis
J. K. Clark, Mss (leraldln Clitff. Col
Oei). Do La Vugm Mrs Gto Do La
VOtgno, II, G Dillingham Mis II CI
Dllllnghniu, H S Dowei, A. It DUort,
C. K Field Mrs A .1 Glgnoux and In
tant, i: D a rn IT. Mrs i: D Omrf, Miss
N. C Grn, Mlssnila lolnuim, L
II,oniin Mis ! llemm, Dr K, Knal,
John I.J all, J. II. Mann, Hoy L. Murs
1011, Mrs lto L Mnrsion, Major C II
McKlnstrj, Dr L H Monls, SIm L
II. Morris muld, nurse and child, A.
M. Nowell. Mrs A M Nowcll an 1 in
font. Mnbtcr Nelson T Nowoll, M .1
Hlordan, Win. llolikim Mrs P. S
Stelner, Miss M K Tuplln. V. II Tern
pie, Mis 13 11 Temple David Tony,
Mrs. Dai Id Terry, Miss S J. Upton,
Mrs. i: H Wntorhouso, Miss K, J
Wnterhouso, Miss Margaret AVater
house, Miss .Marion Wateihnuso, Kl
mor A WlUetls, Mrs, (J, P Viie Dr.
II. Hiiutlngton, Mis II. Huntington,
J. P. Prlmley. Mis .1 P Ptlniley, H
Wnoilwaril Hogers. Mis II. Woodward
Hogi-rs, Mrs Geo N, Stono and maid,
Mrs, Win II Wnircn. Wni II" War"
reu II, A J Dolling, Mrs At J. Hoi
ting, D II Gamble, Mis I) II Gam
lilo. S. I) Ganiblo, C J. Gamble, W
N., Mooie, Mrf. W N. 'Momf! Fur
Yiikolinnili: K. Akl, D AkUukl, M ,1
Blown, Jin, M .1. Ilnittii, P II W
Dobbort, 11 Hlinl, K Kunno, K A
Kennedy, Mlss8. W Llppencott, Loo
Wing Hun. MIbh M. Mosnniilot, T Ml-
yaka, "Xlis T Mljakt Mis. In.uo Nl
tobo, U Olshl, Miss i: W Pattorson
II l'lcrtioil, Mis F II. PlerbOii, Mis
Cl A. Piiilngtnii, O C Itaphael, Dcano
Ulchmond, Miss Alm.i A Hose, Miss
M, F Horsou, .1. I) Srliujler, Mrs J
1). Schmlei, V II Sciadn Mis Sophia
W Smith, Miss I.llllnu Spniks, Mi'b
Theo II Wood, G Yunui.i, Tiilchu(n
Y1111MH. For Kobe N. I. Allilltage,
II. Guggenhi'liu Miss Gi.ice II Stowe,
Miss Mar K Stowo, Miss tloouUni
Sutlion Foi Shanghai- Mrs. F.mma
Dolg, JIIbs Mnigarot Dolg, L, Hverelt,
Mrs. L. F.eioit Miss It. It. llnlsoj,
Walter .1 Held. MrB S.'K Smith, 0 K
Wolsfer, For Hongkong. MrB ()
A Allen, Miss Holiecca Atkinson. Mai
tin H. Ilouni', Mis Miulln It. Ilourue
II I! Hiom-r, Leon CullH't Obeli li
puo, JnmtH DI(ke, Mrs ,1anies Dickie,
Mis W T Grahnin, Mis Kale Gm
Hulliick, Miss Allco Hastings, Mrs A
C. Hawkins, Mrs M llajdcn, Mis 1:
lliiyden, Chas D. lllnman anil nurse
It sufficient orders are received I
will build a 22-foot auto launch, with
a 4-cjcle high-grade gas engine, com
plete for $225.
Charles D. Walker,
Boat aud Macliine Works,
King near Alapai,
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30 minutes lienor than UrccnwIaa,
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11 glees 30 minutes. Tho tlmo whistle,
bloWs ut, 1:80 p. m , which Is tho sumo
as Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes. Stlu
and jnoon are for local tlmo for the
nholo group.
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ARRIVED M
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Silliil.i), AJiuch in.
Slinr. W. 0 Hall, Thompson, front
Kauai, .l-fiO a m
Stinr. Desp.ilrh, Kokeiult7,
Kauai, 1 .10 p iuv
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Am bk Fulls of Chile, l.-irstn, from
Monterey,! a in. ' ' j'
F0111 nmrti-tt Kchooner Helciic,
Thompsoii, from llnnolpii. 11 m. '(p
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.SAILING TODAY '
;t 3f 3 3f ft ;t 31 f 3t ;f ) sr 3C ;t ;f t( .is
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Yokohama.
A -II S 8 Ni bnskan. Knight, for
K.ilinlnl, .1 p m
Slim. LlUllkr, Naopila for wind"
naid Hiu.ill pintH ", p. in.
Stmr Ko An Hon, TullLtt, foi Kau.il
ports, p m
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DUE TODAY
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SAILING TOMORROW
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Stmr Kliinu Clarke, fur Hllo nud
way pons, 12 noon
Stmr Mnium l.o.i. Slmeirou, for Ko-
tm nnd Kan poitK 12 noon
Stnu. W. G Hall, Thompson, for
Kauai, ," i) 111
Stmr Iw.1l.111l Si If, fur Molokal and
Maul poits. .' p 111
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PASSENGERS BOOKED
It )T V aU'H f H KC 3T 3t, X 3f t
Per 8 S Hllonlan, Johnson, for San
Francisco, March 24, 10 n m Mrs J
II Diew and daughter, Mis. M D.
Prlmo, .Mr. nnd Mrs M .1. IMshcll and
iliiughtcr. Mis. Cupt,-,Saunders, Mr J
A. n. Under. Mr. and Mrn; J F
Young, Mrs Welch nnd daughter, Mri
II D. Moado ami daughter, Dr and
Mrs. Hclnmnnu, Mr. and Mrs. ,13. W
Todd, Miss How man. MIts Ilutehiiis,
Mr. and Mis. T. S. Kaj, Mjs. Wall,
Mrs. Hewett, Cnpt and Mrs. Garland
and thiee chlldicn Mrs S Smith, M11.
Mary C Campbell, Mr Frank Dodge,
Miss Hnrieun J nines, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Geo. Fiazor
Harvey W. Scott, editor ot the
l'oit land Oregonlan, bios Lincoln
Sleffcn's chin go that ho wroto a tole-
grain which was sent to Salem by W.
M. I..11HI, making nrfeis of muIous
kinds to Jonathan llourno to sup-
I ort Scott foi Fiilted States senator.
Is slmplo fiction. i
1
Matthew Aslor Wllks, n grent
gi. unison of tho tlrst John Jacob As- .
lor, whose icpotted engagement to
Miss S)ll:i Qicon, ilniiglitor of Hot
li Gieon, caused a flutter of ecltc
mvpt in Npw York, '811111 "Thoro U
absolutely no foundation for tho
btory."
III, Insleo ll.jllou)- of Niiv'iYork ,J
icctuiinieiids thntaU tralm c.iu be
tldeb tho nx nnd crowbar, 11 kit con
plaiter nnd steilllzcd cotton.
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I. Allen Ilnnnun, T 8 Holt, Miss Col
li 11 Let to, Y. C Liang, Miss Mary
Maxwell, lames' I McCailhj, Juscpn
I. McDonoiigh, Mis Nornli Mlllei, It
H Moran, T 1. Nowoll, D 13 Nowell,
Frederick Oltsen, John It Pnckatd,
Ciimninnilei James P Pai kur, II S N ,
II. 8. I'li-lps, Mis H. 8 Plitlps. Mis
Peic Itobeits, Chns .1 Shoemaker,
Mis Zap Smith, i:. J Ttiwnts, Mis.
t: M Tim lies, Many Tine, John .1.
Walton, Mm John J Walton, Mlfi
I' Walton, "MIbs L Walton, Guidon
W Wattles. Mi h. Giiuuiilw Wuiiiom.
fMlst I. Whltcombe, 11 r Yoder From
ruiiiiiiiiiii .miss 1. s llaliibildgo.
Mlbs Floieuco lliutlctt Mis II II
China, Mih. W S Cliliiu H. II Grog-'
my .Mis )l H Gicmhj, Miss i:kanoi
Oregon , Miss Mailo Ilonltt, Ilurluu
Holmes, A V I.liilm, Mrs. A V Liu
ley, i: L Uibilull Mrs. 13' I. Lotitfell,
Miss Adollnu Lobdell, Mini Josslo Or
ton, Mis J II Srlnefei, Miss Jomietto
It Sehncfei, Miss Julia Pautd Sclmefor,
Mrs Nolllo J. Scott, Mrn. U A Silirth
I'm- btmi W G Hall, fiom. Kauai,
Mm eh 15 Mis. Tlicudbcnt and child,
Miss I Molokulo Miss A Mtidell, Geo
Knuni C. W Groto. Y, Kashnhlin, Ooo.
Yiuiuida, Coiibiil Caiuniiio, H C
I'rims, i) Hcheld Mi
gin nnd chlhlieu, It
Palinori 22 deck
and Mrs Mm
K Hi own, 13,
Per stmr. lwulanl, fioni Maul nnd
Molokal. March 1G Di V. A N01
gaaid, H. Nugawa. II Hutching, rath
er Joboph, Mabter M. Nano, A. II.
Callicait.
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