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From Opt. V, lajt, Police Station No.
, Montreal : "Wo frequently uio Pinnr (
Datis' 1'AlN.IIiLLtR for jxHni (nthctom-
) ach, rhtumatirm, ttlffncu, roil Utei, cMU (
bUiini, crami'i, anil all afflictions which ,
1 befall men in our position. 1 hao no hcsl-
i Utlon in tsjtnR that PAiit-Kiuan U Iht I
Mi rtrxedy to have near at hand."
UmmI Internally mid Kxtrrnully.
Tuo Sizes, SRc. and 60c. bottle.
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PLANTER'S LINE
OF
SAILING VESSELS
Direct Line between SAN FRANCISCO
AND HILO.
Hark St. Cnthurluc, Capt. Saunders
Hark Amy Turner, Capt. Wnrland
Hark Martha Davis, Capt. McAUmnn
QUICK DISPATCH
For freight nnd passage apply to
WELCH & CO., Agents, San Francisco
C. BREWER & CO., Ltd., Agents,
Honolulu, or
H. Hackfeld &Co., Ltd.
AUKXTS, HILO.
THIS
Hilo Bakery
Makes Finest Bread.
I-'rcsh Rolls and Huns
always on hand : : :
Ice Cream for families
Wedding and Party Cakes
Specialty
HOP WARN CO.
Cnr. King nnd Front Streets.
Dealers in Dry Goods,
Japanese nnd Chinese
Goods.
RATTAN FURNITURE.
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ENTERPRISE
CARRIAGE SHOP;
Volcano St., by bridge. 0
11 kinds of carriages made to 4
er. Repairing nnd Job Work
tly and quickly done. Horse- f
All:
order
neatly and quickly
shoeing n specialty. Carriage ma
terial constant! on linml.
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CARRIAGE
TRIMMING.
RICHARDS & SCHOEIM,
Hilo Harness Shop, Hilo, H. I.
WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.
'Sugar Factors,
.Commission Agents.
Sole Agents for
National Cane Shredders,
Baldwin Locomotives,
Alex. Cross & Sons' Sugar Cane
and Coffee Fertilizers.
Speedy '
Gasoline ,
Launches
I,. HKLBUSII lias the agency
for the sale of the celebrated
Racine Boat Manufacturing !
Co.'s swift gasoline launches.
FOR PRICES
apply to him at Potcmkin's .Store,
VOLCANO STREET,
HILO.
Three
Hundred .
Strokes -
Out line includes Hair
Brushes specially adapt
ed b' fineness of mater
ials and arrangement of
bristles to produce that
beautiful gloss from
brushing that is so ad
mirable in womens' hair.
Our line of Adams'
Hair Brushes is complete;
the best brush made, and
if the hair is given the
three hundred strokes
daily prescribed b' the
hair dressers the results
will be most highly
pleasing.
Prices Range from
50c. up
HILO DRUG COMPANY,
FRONT STREET, HILO
AMANA
Herchant Tailor
Suits Made to Order at I,ow Prices.
Heady-Made Suits. Cleaning and Mcud-
!ing Neatly Done.'
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FRONT STRHF.T,
j Next to Chinese Doctor, 1111.0. H.
Ho
MAKES
THE
BEST
CLOTHING
FRONT STUICIJT
AT-
A Bad Skin
Bolls. Pimples. Impure Blood.
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Hulls nro slmnlv vorv laroa nlmnlcs.
Tho troublo 1.4 not In tlio skin, but
down deep In tho blood. You cannot
liavo n good, smooth skin unless It Is
nourished by puro blood j and tho only
way to mako your blood puro Is to tako
n strong blood-purifying lucdlcluo.
Mr. F. K11I.1U, of 870 Itao Street,
North Fltzroy, victoria, sonds us this
letter and his photograph:
" I li.nl ,i mnt frightful attack of IwlUamt
riliiiiik'n lireskliiR out nil over my body. I lad
heard bo lutiuliubmit
AYER'S
Sarsaparilla
thor.RlitIwonM elm It a trial. It took only
four Imttlci to ilrUontl tlio liniiiirUlcsoiitot
liny niKlrm nuilliKiVoiny IiImhI rlrli. I Imoen
))uatliobu9torii(Mltlioer slnco 1 took it."
If your tonguo Is cnatril, If yiir f""'l '",
trecsyou, Ifjoit aro enimtliutcilor lillloua,
t.il.uAjiT'srilH.
pfcfirtJ by Dr. J. C. A)cr Co., Lowell, Maw., V. S. A-
HOTTLKH KAWAIAKHAKIIA.
Water From l'una Springs Put Into
Packages Here.
The first instalment of Kawai
akcakua water sparkling like
moselle and clear as the melted
snows of Mauua Kea were bottled
and ready for the market last Mon
day at the Kxcclsior Soda Works.
Mr. Williams, the promoter and
manager of the l'una springs min
eral water enterprise, has entered
into arrangements with the Kxccl-
sior Soda Works to do the bottling
for the concern until such a time as
the demand for the product requires
n larger plant of their own. When
this time arrives and the indica
tions are good for its early arrival,
the company will erect bottling
works at the springs in Puna. Part
of the machinery is already on hand
for this purpose.
The first bottled Kawaiakcakua
water was freely distributed among
connoisseurs in Hilo. All pro
nounced the water a most excellent
beverage, especially fine for lemon
ades. It is superior in its pleasant
taste to any of the imported waters
and physicians are of the opinion
that Carlsbad waters arc no better
As soon as the Soda Works can
turn out the goods, orders from New
York an San Francisco will be filled
at once. One hundred cases of 100
bottles each will go to the latter
place and fifty cases of the same
size will go to New York.
The first shipment of the water
was brought from the springs in
barrels. Better transportation ar
rangements, however, have been
perfected. A gasoline engine will
lift the water from the .subterranean
lake under the lava flows of Puna.
It will be transported in galvanized
tanks by wagon to the Puna ter
minus of the Hilo Railroad nnd
brought to town in a tank car. The
product will find its way into all
the large cities of the mainland.
The first shipment to Honolulu
was a consignment of 50 barrels.
This will be bottled at Honolulu
and put on the Oahu market.
Tne completed analyses of this
water from the wonderful springs
at Puna shows the following chem
ical properties in generous-quanti
ties: Chlorine, chlorine salts,
magnesia, sulphuric acid, silica, lime
and phosphate.
The medicinal value of the water
is not only nppareut from the listed
properties but native tradition has
many stories and legends of remark -
able cures effected by bathing in
the pools below the springs. The
old Hawniians have found relief in
the clear pools from the pains of
rheumatism, neuralgia and other
ailments. The water acts directly
upon the kidneys and produces no
ill effects.
(III .. !.. TT I.. I I.
i lie men 111 uuiiimiiu wihj me
co-operating with Mr. Williams are
Cecil Brown anil If. W. Ilankey.
They have great faith 111 the pro -
duct of the Puna springs and will
leave nothing undone to make the
commercial venture a success.
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ALASKAN EAKT1HJUAKE.
Cook's Inlet Country Shaken Up
and Covered With Ashes.
Seattle (Wash.), March 14. A
special disparch from Juneau says:
Information reached Juneau that
some time about New Year's day a
tcirific volcanic eruption occurred
not far from Kenai on Cook's inlet,
about seventy miles above English
bay.
After the eruption,' or during the
time, there was a terrific earth
quake, which burst the mountain
asunder, leaving a large gap and
the Hamcs could be plainly seqi
from the village.
The ground at the town of Kenai
was covered with ashes and sub
sequently a tidal wave came in
which did much damage. The
water in the inlet rose to n great
I height and terror reigned through
' out the village.
The mountain was still smoking
at the time the letter was written
and occasionally large quantities of
lava were thrown thcrchom.
The letter bringing this informa
' tion is from the Russian priest at
Kenai, who at one time resided here
I in Juneau. The Kxeelsior did not
I stop here going dim 11 and conse
quently the information which was
(Sent here did not arrive until the
return of the boat.
1 The steamer at this time of year
I cannot make Kenai and the letter
I was brought out to the nearest
office by a native. The Discovery
will undoubtedly have fuller parti
culars. i.ati: m:vs xotks.
(lly Koun Telephone1.)
The bill providing for the extir
pation of anarchy was debated in
the United States Senate March 18.
It was opposed strongly by one of
the Georgia Senatois. Mason of
Illinois and Senator Hoar chain-
! pioncd the bill.
' The ship subsidy bill has passed
the Senate.
Secretary of the Interior Hitch
cock will probably resign; Philip'
Van dc Vantcr is the leading candi
date as his successor.
General Methueu compliments
the Boers for their kind treatment
to him personally. At the time he
was wounded he was mounted lead
ing a detachment to ward off the
attacking Boers. His horse was
killed. The Jloer attack was made
by soldiers disguised in khaki dress.
The straight jacket has been
abolished in St. Qucntin Prison.
Judge lvdings at Kona has ap
pointed M. 1 Scott receiver of the
Kona Plantation Company.
Cecil Rhodes Is Weaker.
Cape Town, March 14. Cecil
Rhodes is weaker today. Otherwise
there is no change in his condition,
lie passed a restless night. His
physicians sat at his bedside alter
nately all night long.
London, March 14. The Pall
Mall Gazette this afternoon says it
understands that, with the view of
preventing a dislocation of the
markets, a syndicate of South Afri
can magnates has been formed for
the purpose of taking over the
whole of Cecil Rhodes' sharehold
ings in the event ol Rhodes' death.
Tim MINSTltr.L SHOW.
Company l Has Leased Chinese
Theatre For Minstrelsy.
Company D is making great pre
parations for the minstrel show to
be given by its members, April 19.
The problem of securing a suitable
stage and auditorium for so elabor
ate a production was a serious one
with the management. It was
solved, howevert in a happy man-
ner by securing a lease of one ,
t mouth on the Chinese theatre on
! Pouahawai street. This popular J
j play house will be transformed into
j a pavilion of neatness and artistic
beauty. The members of Company
ID have been working overtime at'
j the theatre overhauling it and giv-1
ing it a general house-cleaning. j
' New stage settings will be made j
for the minstrel show. A new drop j
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curium is iium imuui:" uy mi.
Heringand the (lies and scenic suc-
H t Ul(J comU ,,.,,, w ,)e
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,mllzctl- lhcre W,U l,c ' cw llles
curtains and wings and the stage
will be dressed appropriately for the
twenty Company D artists who
will sit in the semi-circle on the
night of April 19. The boys arc
rehearsing nightly and the show
promises to be of a grade that will
require a repetitioji of probably
three or four nights.
The work that has been and will
be bestowed on this entertainment
has been such as to merit the most
liberal patronage on the part of the
public.
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AMKRICA TO KlILK T11K WORLD.
Alfred Mosely Nays Knglnud Must
Drop Antiquated .Methods.
New York, March 18. A special
I to the World from London says:
Alfred Mosely, the retired diamond
merchant who sails on the Oceanic
tomorrow to arrange n tour in the
United Stntes this fall of two com
missions of inquiry into conditions
of labor, said today: "I am organiz
ing thc.se commissions entirely upon
my own initiative and at my ex
pense, although our Government
has shown its approval of the under
taking by affording me advice aid
help in many ways: I am deeply
interested in questions affecting the
welfare of the masses, and was ab
solutely convinced during my recent
visit to the United States that unless
both employers and workmen here
bestir themselves Great Britain will
sink to the status of a third-rate
commercial power.
"I am convinced that America is
destined to rule the world, and
Great Britain ought to go hand in
band with her, but if we arc to
make up our leeway we must drop
our antiquated, insular notions and
imitate American methods."
DEMOCRATS l'KO HOCK.
Minority Members oftlm House lro
pose to .Make a Fight.
Washington, March 19. The
Democrats of the House nt a caucus
held tonight unanimously adopted
resolutions declaring that Congress
should express the sympathy of the
American people for the struggling
Boer republics and pledging them
selves to use their utmost endeavors
to "force" the committees to report
resolutions expressive of such sym
pathy, if only that Congress may
have an opportunity to act.
Representative Hay of Virginia
presided at the caucus and Repre
sentative Robertson of Louisiana
acted as secretary. The attendance
was large. There was no division
of sentimennt as to the course to
be taken, the question presented
being simply one of choice between
two resolutions, one offered by
Randall of Texas and the other by
Sulzer of New York. The Sulzer
resolution was as follows.
AHgeld Head.
Jolict (III.), March 12. Former
Governor John P. Altgeld died at
the Hotel Munroe this morning at
7:09 o'clock. After becoming un
conscious, shortly before midnight,
he remained in that condition until
death. At 3:10 o'clock this morn
ing it was thought he had died, but
he revived, and from that time until
shortly before the end showed
wonderful vitality, although he
made no move.
Delay in the Treatment of bron
chitis, which generally begins with
! a chill, hot feverish attacks and a
feeling of exhaustion, develops into
every serious complications. Pain
Kii.i.ur taken in hot water as well
as rubbing the chest with it clear,
will speedily Avoid substi-
' tulcS tilcrc js i,t ouc Pain-Killer,
. ierry Davis'. Price 25c. nnd 50c
1 .
J. D. KENNEDY
Watches
J c w c I r y
Silverware
KVIvRYTHING KIRST
GLASS
ny- l.
Hilo Dock Company.
TKNDKRS WANTED.
Tenders ore nsked for furnishing the
material nnd constructing a wharf for the
Ilito Dock Company nt Hilo, Hawaii.
Plans and specifications may be had
upon application to, or may be seen nt
the office of W. II. Lambert, Superin
tendent of Construction, or at the First
Dank of Hilo, Ltd.
Sealed bids will be received until 12
o'clock noon, Saturday, May 31, 1902, at
Hilo, Hawaii.
The Hilo Dock Company reserves the
right to reject nny'and all bids.
Addressall bids to Hilo Dock Company. '
Hilo. Hawaii, care of First Hank Of Hilo,
Ltd., mid mark sunn: "I'roposals for
Wharf."
Hilo, Hawaii, March 20, 1902. 20-23
TH 15
FIRST BANK OF HILO
LIMITUI).
Incorporated Under the I,aws
of the
territory or Hawaii.
CAPITAL, fioo.ooo.
PEACOCK BLOCK, HILO.
P. PUCK Prctlilcnt.
0. 0. KUNNKIIV Vlcc-Prc.
JOHN T. MOIU...JI11I Vict-Prci.
C A. STOIIIlt Outlier.
A. H. SUTTON Secretary.
DIKI'.CTOKS:
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1'. S. I.yiTinn, ' II. V. Patten,
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San Fit ancisco Wells Fargo & Co.ltank
Nltw York Wells Fargo & Co's Hank.
London Glynn, Mills, Currie & Co.
Hongkong and Shanghai Hanking Cor
poration: Hongkong, China; .Shang
hai, China; Yokohama, Japan; Hiogo,
Japan.
Solicits the accounts of firms, corpora
tions, trusts, individuals, and will prompt
ly and carefully attend to all business con
nected with banking entrusted to it.
Sells and purchases Foreign Kxeliangc,
issues Letters of Credit.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Rented by tho Month or Year,
ticiiliirs on Application.
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Waiauuenuc Stieet
Matson Navigation Go.
The only Direct Line between San Fran
cisco and Hilo, Comprising the
follow ing Fast Sailers
Hark ANNIE JOHNSON
Hark SANTIAGO
Hark RODERICK DIIU
Hark MARION CH1LC0TT
Ship FALLS OF CLYDE
Tug ROVER
Launch LURLINE
Mid other Specially Chaitered vessels
makes this trip with at least one of these
)n.il e.ioli moutli, carrying both Freight
mil Passengers.
For dates of sailing and terms,
Call upon,
J no. D. Sprecuols & Bros. Go,
1 Agents, -
327 Market St., San Francisco.
R. T. GUARD, Agent,
II11.0, IIawap.
All Kinds Of
RUBBER GOODS,
GOODYEAR RUBDEn CO
R. II. J'RASK. Fresiduiit,
San Fiaucisco, Oil., (J. S. A.
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