Hilo tribune. [volume], April 04, 1902, Image 6

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; He mo Hotel,
R. L. Scott, Manager
First class iu every respect.
Houses Wired
With
Latest Approved Fittings,
And in thorough Compliance with the
rules of the Hoard of Kirc Underwriters.
Day & Co's Celebrated Fixtures.
das, commanding fine view of mountain ,
and ocean.
Rooms large and nlry, opening on to
Ride verandas.
Delightful location. Spacious vcran Always on hand n full stock of Electrical
Material, at lowest prices.
Frosted Lamps The J'alc9t t,i1i,k- nl
cosi prices.
Hstiniatcs furnished on all classes of
Ulectrical iuslallations.
Wc linvc the BEST ELECTRICAL
POWER SYSTEM in the World, over
140 horse-powers in use iu this city, avail
able for all manufacturing purposes.
1'or Information inquire of the
IIILO ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
Limited,
Hlt.0. HAWAII.
POWELL CLAYTON SOANDALL.
Cusinc the Best.
Service Excellent.
Special rates to permanent guests and
persons taking meals only.
Clubhouse and billiard rooms attached
to Hotel. I
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Rates $3.00 per day.
Conveyance meets all steamers.
Hilo Saloon
KING STRKKT.
Enterprise Lager Beer
On Draught, Ice Cold.
Two Glasses for 25 Cents.
characteristic springs, which was
measured by hydrographcr B. M.
Hall, of the Geological Survey, is
Silver Spring, near Ocala in Ma-1
rion County. It is the head of
Oclawaha River and is also the
head of navigation, as steamboats
come up the river into the spring
and have a regular landing wharf
there. The river flowing out of
this spring was found to be 60 feet
wide. It had a mean depth of 1 1
feet, a mean velocity of one foot
and a quarter per second and a dis
charge of 822 cubic feet per second.
The spring basin is about 35' feet
deep and the temperature, late in
December, was 72 degrees F.
Though , the water has a slight
limestone taste, it appears to have
no other mineral constituents, and
I SUNDAY SCHOOL AND K.VSTKK.
K$ , ' The Finest of
5,, Liquors,
H? 5 Beers,
h ' . Wines, and
' -. , i Cordials
' At Moderate Prices,
Wm. KELLEY,
BOILER MAKER
and SHEET IRON
WORKER.
Jobbing Promptly
Attended to.
Telephone Call 122 P. 0. Hilo
IIII.O. HAWAII.
High Class Portraits.
Men and women arc judged by the ex
pression and modeling of the face, and the
operator must necessarily be a good judge
of human nature to take anything from
the delineation of a good face is doing the
individual an injustice. A good photo
grapher must be careful in the composi
tion of a portrait for the camera cannot
tell a lie. Mr. Davcy guarantees a
PERFECT PHOTOdRAPH.
Special attention paid to Island orders.
J. S. Canario,
Manager.
8Se
rilOTOGKArillCCOMPASY.LIfl.
1 Corner Fort and Hotel Sts.
HONOLULU.
0
UNION
saloon iPeacock Block
SlIIPMAK STKItKT
First Class
LIQUORS
WINES AND
CORDIALS
At Moderate Prices,
MixKu and Fancy Drinks
Concocted by
KxriiKiKNCitu Mixologists
The Celebrated
Enterprise Beer
On Draught.
Two Glasses for 35 cts.
J. G. SERRAO,
Proprietor.
Offices
AND
Stores
Serious Clinrccs Have Hccn Prefer
red Against Kmlinssndor to Mexico.
New York, March 14. A special
to the Sun from Washington says:
It is evident that a bitter fight is on
hand to remove Powell Clayton,
the United States Kuibassiidor to
Mexico. The charges filed by
Senator Nelson yesterday in behalf
of William II. Mealy occasioned
much talk in diplomatic circles to
day. Several Senators have become
interested in Mealy's case, and it is
evident the charges laid before the
State Department by Nelson arc to
be backed up by a number of his
colleagues. The matter has been
brought to the attention of Presi
dent Roosevelt, and was discussed is excellent for drinking.
at the Cabinet meeting today, but
with what result is not known.
T1.. 1 1.! .....!..- I
iui.uy u1.-y.111 iiiiiKiug uiieguuuus
against Clayton several months
ago, aim to these the Iitnbassailor
has made reply to the State Depart
ment. The original charge was
that Clayton had misrepresented
the condition of the jails of Monte
rey and Ciudcd Porfirio Diaz,
Mexico, iu which Mealy has been
confined. Reports to the department
by Consul Martin at Ciudad Por
firio Diaz and Vicc-Constil-General
Carroll at Monterey, that the
prisons at these places during
Mealcy's confinement iu them were
filthy and unsanitary were denied
by Clayton on the basis of reports
made to him by Philip M. Hocfle,
third secretary of the United States
Kmbassy in the City of Mexico. In
view of the Embassador's repre
sentations, the State Department
gave no encouragement to the
charges of Mealy.
The new allegation that Clayton
is a director and stockholder in the
Carmen Mining Company, a Mexi
can corporation, and that through
his interests in this concern Clayton
was unwilling to support the claims
of Mealy, as thereby he might incur
the enmity of some high officials of
the Mexican Government and cause
them to use their influence to the
detriment of the Carmen Company,
is regarded as very serious for the
Embassador.
That Clayton is seriously alarmed
is manifest by his activity in en
listing his friends to make a fight.
It is said Schator Hanna, to whom
he owes his appointment, 'will
champion his cause. Clayton's
daughter was recently married to
Baron Iyudovic Moucheur, Minister
of Belgium in Washington, and a
report is current that social as well
as political influence will be brought
to bear on the President and Secre-
California Fertilizer Works.
Office : 534 Clay Street, San Francisco, Cai.
Faciories : South San Francisco and Berkeley, Cal.
M. D. HALL, Chemist
Manufacturers of Pure Bone Fertilizers
and Pure Bone Meal.
DJJAI.KKS IN
of Every Description.
Pretty I'Aorclscs by "' Children at
roreltfii Church.
The Easter services at the First
Foreign Church last Sunday were
very pretty and were attended by
a larce congregation. The main
auditorium was connected with the
Sunday School rooms and all seats
were taken. The pulpit, platform
and choir alcove were arrayed in n
dress of pretty flowers. The dec
orations were of lilies, papyrus,
palms nud ferns.
The exercises were by the child
ren of the Sunday School performed
under the direction of the teachers
and Superintendent Mrs. Terry. E.
M. Wakefield played the organ. The
program was as follows:
Welcome .John Kennedy
Sinking by Primaty Dent. "Jesus Wants
Me for 11 Sun.bentn.
Rec. Little Polks' Knstcr Story.
Primary Class I.
Chorus by School
Concert P.xercise School
MottoChrist is Risen with Scripture
Texts.
Chorus "Christ the Lord is Risen."
Rec. The l'uzzy Caterpillar.
Primary Pupils.
Kastcr Story Told by Miss Dcyo.
Singing by Little Children
i - ii..... .11: .1 Katie Parrell
Rcc.-HiittcrfliBi jnmi sh0C1I1.lkcr
Rec Hulks I GV'ore Grccn wilU
Kec. jmiks j R.(kr Rny
Semi. chorus of Young Girls.
Rec. With Singing Kastcr Lillics.
Miss Coan's Class of Girls.
Singing "Ring the Joy Hells."
Rec The P.tcmal Goodness."
Alvah Scott.
I Trio With Chorus Knuna Rose. Julie
Ilattie Antone Serr.10.
Have constantly on hand the following goods adapted to the Island trade:
HIGH GRADE CANE MANURE, DIAMOND A FERTILIZERS,
NITRATE OP SODA, SULPHATE OP AMMONIA,
HIGH GRADE SULPHATE OE POTASH,
PISH GUANO, WOOL DUST. ETC.
Special Manuros Manufactured to Order.
The Manures manufactured hv the CALIFORNIA FERTILIZER WORKS nr,.
made entirely from clean hone Healed with acid, Dry lllood and Flesh, Potash and
magnesia Salts. No adulteration of any kind is used, and cverv Ion is solil itm1ti
a guaranteed analysis. One ton or one thousand tons are nlmoM. exactly ulike, and
lor excellent mechanical condition anil high analysis have no superior in the market.
The superiority of Pure Hone over any other Phosphatic material for Pettilircr
use is so well known that it needs no explanation. The large and constantly increas
ing demand fur the Fertilizers tnanuf.iclureil by the California Fertilizer Works is
the best possible proof of their superior quality.
A Stock of "DIAMOND A" Fertilizer will be kept constantly on hand and
for snlo on the usual terms, by L. TURNER CO., Ltd., Hilo.
For Terms of Sale, which are equivalent to San Francisco .prices
with Height and other charges added, address:
L. TURNER CO., Ltd.
Hilo Agents for California Fertilizer Works.
tJUIT HUYI.NU UO.MLS.
HILO WINE AND
LIQUOR COMPANY
J. S. CANARIO, Manager.
Finest quarters in town for Profes
sional and lliisinuss Offices.
For plans and particulars apply at the
office of W. C. Peacock & Co., Hilo.
KEYSTONE
SALOON
w.
AWANA.
Tailor.
Having arrived from an extended
trip in the Orient, is now located at
the old stand on Front Street, Ililo,
and is prepared to turn out first
class work at reasonable prices.
Call and Examino Stock.
The Union Restaurant
N. MIliANDA,
Proprietor.
SHIPMAN ST., opp. Fish Market.
When you need a drink call
nt the KEYSTONE, corner
Front and Ponohawai streets.
A first class line of
WINES
1
i LIQUORS
I BEERS
always on hand.
Tolophono IOG
Secretary of the Treasury Considers
That the Prices Hiiro lleeu
Miule Too II lull.
Washington, March 14. The
Secretary of the Treasury has an
nounced that he will discontinue
for the present the purchase of
United States bonds of the 5 per
cent loan of 100.1, the 4 per cent
tary of State in behalf of the Km- rusidecl loan of 1007, the 3 lr cent
baSSadOr. Innn rf inoS-miS mid the J nor
City of Mexico, March 14. Fm-,ceilt ioa 0f ,025i Sltci, discontinu
bassador Clayton is now out of the j ace t0 take effcct at the ciose 0f
city, and his reply to the charges business tomorrow.
against him in connection with the ' 'phe Secretary believes the price
Mealy case cannot be had. The;of bomis js undesirably high and
Mexican Herald says the charge that the cnect of the Government
that General Clayton is interested j be;t,B permanently in the market
111 .Mexican mines is siinpiyiHierue.j sti,mtiatcs and helps to maintain 1
and can only have been introduced this pricCi to the prejudice of 11a-J
to throw doubt in the eyes of the , liom i,ailk circulation. Hanks arc
public, who may fail to see the ab-' sai(i lo be retiring circulation as I
Dealers iu
Wines and Liquors
Schlitz and Enterprise Beer
Jockey Club Whiskey
Holland Gin
California Wines.
solute lack of connection between . rapj(ily as possible, presumably for
Family Trade Solicited.
Hilo Wine and Liquor Company
the fact in question and the act of
which Mealy complains. It is not
true, the paper continues, that
the purpose of selling the Imnds !TiMll'II0S, 9
Fkont Stukijt, Nijau Ciiukcu.
now on deposit at present prices, or 1
for the purpose of using them with 1
Mexican officials are interested iu j lhe Treasury ns security for Gov-1
these mines with General Clayton. Cnm,ent deposits. In making Gov-,
.. - 'eminent deposits the Secretary is
disposed to discriminate in favor of
I such banks as maintain their circu-1
lation.and bv these two methods
he hopes to overcome the tendency
HOARD, $5.00 per week, iu advance.
Single Meals 35 cents'Atid 'upwards.
Special flnlurs uxtrn.
dood Cooking,
Good Service
W. DOWNER
Proprietor.
Tlio Crystal Spriutcs of I'lorlda.
Nearly all the streams of Florida
originate in large springs of re
markably clear water. Some of
these springs form lakes of con
siderable dimensions, while others
flow off directly iu bold streams.
CUTLERY
to retire bank circulation.
A l'utttntrd Comb.
They cure dandruff, hair falling, 1
The water is so clear that the most headache, etc., yet cost the same as
minute objects, even on the bottom, 1 an ordinary comb. Dr. White's
arc readily distinguished, and large Klectric Comb. The only patented
streams of crystal water can be seen Comb iu the world. People, every
gushiug up through the white where it has been' introduced, arc
colored limestone beds beneath. At J wild with delight. You simply
points remote from these inlets the ' comb your hair each day, and the
bottom is covered with the long 1 comb docs the rest. This wonder
green moss that grows only iu pure J ful comb is simply unbreakable nud
spring water; beautiful fish of many , is made so that it is absolutely ini
varieties are also plainly visible, possible to break or cut the hair.
The outlets of the springs are gen- Sold on a written guarantee to give ;
orally deep, narrow and rapid perject satisfaction in every respect,
streams. Of so much importance Send stamps for one. Ladies' size,
to Florida arc these river producing , 50c. Gent's size, 35c. Live men
springs that the United States Geo- and women wanted every wheie to
logical Survey, iu its investigation I introduce this article. Sells 011
of the country's water resources, 1 sight. Agents are wild with sue
has made a series of measurements .cess. Address 1). N. Rosil, Gen
of their discharge. One of the Mgr. Decatur, 111.
First chisa tahlo ind pnohct nntlory at Department Store
prices. Kvurythbitf to 110 Iu your homi', itvurylhlnir for diiisr,
uml for your piiHtluuH at. Department Store prices. Ili'low wo
t,'lvo 11 fuw pi-low for Cutlory full dtHoriptloiiH nud many UliiHtru
tlmiH will Im found on put;''" "I mid .rf of our nuimiuoih t'lu-nil
U!itiilnf,nu for Suimnor llhll. Send for free copy.
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Unrvor not iiH uhovo Gmiulno Stii MiiiuIIhh, Starling Silvor
Forult), hiwt quality of Htcol la riatlu-lllU'il uiise jj,-
(iomplutoNut ipO.OO
Othor Stn,' Ilundlod Curvoiii $2. M.OO, :i f0, l.f0
Horn Iliiudlod Unrvorn, pormt if.'l.OO
Ivory " " " " $7.60, !) 00
Silvor I'lutod Dliiiini' Knlvi'.s-hot of ll
7r.u l.:iO, $:!.0O, JII.OO, fUfi
Whlto Mono Ilnndlod Dlnnur ICnhva -mrt of (1 if l.f.O
Ivory " " " " " ... . $!.), $0.00
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