Hilo tribune. [volume], May 23, 1902, Image 6

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I'lral class in every respect.
Delightful locnllon. Spacious vcrnti
das, coiutnandiii; fine view " mountain
ami ocean.
Rooms large and airy, opening on lo
side verandas.
Cusine the Best.
Service Excellent.
Special rates lo permanent guests nl"1
inrsous taking meals only.
Clnliliouse nml Millard rooms attached
lo Hotel.
Rates S3. 00 per day.
Conveyance meets all steamers.
Hilo Saloon
KINO STUKKT.
Enterprise Lager Beer
On Draught, lec Cold.
Two Glasses for 25 Cents.
Houses Wired
With
Latest Approved Fittings,
And in thorough Compliance with the
mien of the Hoard of l-'ire Underwriters.
Day & Co's Celebrated Fixtures.
Always on hand a full stock of Electrical
Material, at lowest prices.
Frosted Lamps latest Thing, at
1 cost prices.
HsUmales furnished on nil classes of
Klcetrical installations.
V hnve the HEST ELECTRICAL
POWER SYSTEM in the World, over
l.o imiMvpowers in use in thii city, avail
able for all m tuufieturing purposes.
1'or information iniiiire if the
HILO ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
Limited,
II11.0, HAWAII.
KMlbANI) WILL NUT YIKMI.
HAIjI.00.N1ST SUUUI.SSrill.'
The Finest of
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Liquors,
Beers,
Wines, and
Cordials
At Moderate Prices.
J. S. Canario,
Manager.
Wra. KELLEY,
BOILER MAKER
and SHEET IRON
WORKER.
Jobbing Promptly
Attondod to.
Telephone Call 122 P. 0. Hilo
HILO, HAWAII.
High Class Portraits.
Men and women arc judged by the ex
pression and modeling ol the face, and the
operator must necessarily ben good judge
ol human nature to take mi) thing from
the delineation of a good face is doing the
itiiliviiliml nil iuillslicc. A Hood photo
grapher must be careful in the composi
tion of a portrait fur the camera cannot
tell a lie. Mr. Davey guarantees n
PERFECT PHOTOGRAPH.
Special attention paid to Island orders.
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Corner Fort and Hotel Sts,
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First Class
LIQUORS
WINES AND
CORDIALS
At Moderate Prices.
Mixiin and Fancy Dkinks
Concocted by
Kxtoriunckd Mixoi.oni.sTs
The Celebrated
Enterprise Hecr
On Draught.
Two Glasses for 25 cts.
J. C. SERRAO,
Proprietor.
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Pinest quarters in town for Profes.
sional and Hiisincss OITiees. .
1'or plans and pirticulars npplv at the
office of W. C. Peacock & Co., Hilo.
EYSTONE
ALOON
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 Examine Stock.
When you need a drink call
at the KKYSTONK, corner
Kront and Ponohawai streets.
A first class line of
WINES
LIQUORS
BEERS
The union Restaurant L,
N. MIKANI1A,
Proprietor.
SHIPMAN ST., opp. Pish Market.
BOARD, $5.00 per week, in advance.
Single Meals 35 cents and upwards.
Special Orders extra.
(iood Cooking.
Utmil Set vie;
ty.s on hand.
Tolophono 106
W. DOWNEI
Proprietor.
Hocrs Must Accept HrlliRh Terms
Says Salisbury.
London, May 7. The Premier,
Lord Salisbury, as president of the
annual grand habitation of the
Primrose League at Albert Hall,
today spoke to an immense audience
in a much less pessimistic vein than
when he was last heard in public.
He congratulated the league on
the stanch support given to Conser
vative gove n ncnts, one result of
which was Hint Great Britain was
now supreme in Kgypt, while the
regard to Ireland the country need
no longer fear the "insane, suicidal
projects of imperial disruption sup
ported by many of the opposition
statesman."
He said the country must not ex
pect "the ashes of past conflicts" to
be extinguished immediately. Great
Britain had had a great and serious
war, but admitting that misery and
suffering had been caused, it "must
be recognized that the power, prcs
.tigc, influence and magic effect of
our great empire arc more potent,
more efficient and more admirable
than ever before."
"We have suffered," continued
the Premier, "but we have won."
It was impossible not to feel that
the effects of the people of the
country have, in some cases, not
been worthily recognized. The
other day Mr. Morley asked if there
was a single member of the Cabinet
of 1899 who, if he could have fore
seen the results of the policy on
which they were then launching
the country, would not have check
ed the diplomacy leading lo such
deplorable results. As a member
of that Cabinet he (Lord Salisbury)
wished to meet that statement with
the most indignant denial. The
war had been used by some politi
cians for the squalid purpose of in
juring their opponents. When a
neighboring power or tribe invaded
his majesty's dominion "and made
an attack which was gross and
flagrant outrage it could only be
met by fighting in their own
country those who had despised the
rights and sovereignty of our sove-
Turning to the peace negotiations?
Lord Salisbury announced that
"Great Britain had not receded one
inch from her former position. As
to rights we claimed and the policy
we intended to pursue we are ex
actly where we were."
The Premier repudiated the as
sertion that Great Britain was
weakening on the subject of the
peace terms, He declared the
country could not afford to submit
to the suggestion that affairs should
be allowed to slide back into a po
sition where it would be in the
power of the enemy when the op
portunity suited him to renew the
issue for which this country had
fought during the last three years.
When the conflict was over all
possible would be done to mold
their present opponents so they
could take up their position in the
empire which had conferred so
many blessings on the human race.
But it must be thoroughly under
stood that the whole government
of the country was to be of such a
character that it would be imposs
ble that the struggle could be re
newed. It was important that this
should be made clear, for some
people thought the empire might
become tired. He did not wish to
convey the idea that there was any
feeling of bitterness toward the
Boers, for there was nothing the
Government more earnestly desired
than that they should enjoy all the
privileges conferred on their brother
nations by the colonial system.
Touching on the question of im
perial federation, 'Lord Salisbury
warned his hearers of the danger of
ovcrhaslcraud exhorted those who
were anxious to secure federation
to earnestly consider the steps they
were going to take and the results
expected.
I'ror. Leonard (Joes Up ami Props
Prom n Dizzy Height.
After ten days fuming over ad
verse air currents and repeated dis
appointments because of accidents
while inflating his air ship, Prof.
Leonard the aeronaut came out, the
victor last Saturday morning. At
0 o'clock a. m., just when the
mountain breeze was giving right
of way to the gentle puffs from
the ocean Leonard left the earth
and made an artistic jump across
the city of Ililo.
He stnrtcd at the brink of the
ocean, taking chances against a
morning gust from the mountains
carrying nun seaward. l lie sea
was loyal and sent her gentlest
zephyr to carry the aeronaut inland.
The ascent was almost in a perpen
dicular line. It was made so
quickly that the spectators scarcely
realized what had happened before
Leonard, hanging head downard
from the trapesc bar let go his
parachute and started earthward
like a plummet. The graceful
conopy of his parachute opened
and checked the descent. He came
down in easy stages landing in a
ravine in the Wainaku cane fields.
Prof. Leonard in the face of ad
verse circumstances has lived up
to his high reputation in Ililo and
as a professional navigator of the
air takes with him Hilo's aloha.
California Fertilizer Works.
Office : 53 Clay Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Factories : South San Francisco and Berkeley, Cal.
M. D. HALL, ChcmlBt
Manufacturers of Pure Bone Fertilizers
and Pure Bone Meal.
DEALRKS IN
of Every Description.
Have constantly on hand the following goods adapted lo Ihc Island trade:
HIGH GUADK CANK MANURIv, DIAMOND A IMCUTILIZUKS,
NITKATH OP vSODA, SULPIIATK OP AMMONIA,
HIGH GRADIv SULPIIATK OP POTASH,
PISH GUANO, WOOL DUST. KTC.
Spocial Manures Manufactured to Order.
The Manures inanufactnicd by the CALIFORNIA FERTILIZER WORKS arc
made entirely from clean hone liealed Willi aeid, Div lllood and Ptesh. Potash am1
I niaeue.'-ia Salts. No adulteration of any kind is used, and every ton is sold lintki
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11 ii.iiiiuiii i .uiiuj.-M-. w iti; urn in 11111- iiiuiiMiiiii itm.t an: iuiiiiiM uMieuy untie, nun
lor exeelleul mechanical condition and hie,h anal) sis have 110 superior in the market.
" The superiority ol Pure Hone over any other I'hosphatic material for Pcrlilirir
use is so well known that it needs no explanation. The large nml constantly increas
ing demand for the Perlilitrs manufactured liy the California Pcrtilier Wotksis
the best possible prool ol their superior iptaiily.
Japanese Theaters.
The theaters of Japan arc gen
erally wood and inexpensive build
ings. Their interior arrangements
are somewhat similar to ours, but
not nearly so elaboiately finished.
There arc no seats provided for the
audience, consequently they sit on
the floor. The stages revolve like
a locomotive turntable, have no
drop curtains, but use sliding ones
instead. Their musical instru
ments consist principally of a kind
of cross between a mandolin and a
banjo, with a metal drum and some
other unpronounceable instruments
for accompaniment. The music
has a kind of humdrum air, but
very little variation. Their enter
tainments are of long duration and
-arecejierally during the day Thc
plays are "almost liivanaliTy'tragedy."
The" admission fee is small. De
troit Pree Press.
A Stock of " DIAMOND A" Fertilizer will he kept constantly on hand and
for sale on the usual terms, by L. TURNER CO., Ltd., Hilo.
Por Terms of Sale, which are equivalent to San Francisco prices
with ft eight and other charges added, address:
L. TURNER CO., Ltd.
Hilo Agents for California Fertilizer Works.
An Irish FLshlue; Story.
There is a good fishing story in
an Irish contemporary. Two en
thusiastic anglers arranged a fish
ing match to decide the respective
merits of the worm and the miuncw
as bait. For hours they sat pa
tiently on the bank without getting
so much as a nibble. At last the
proprietor of the worm suddenly
said that he had got a bite, and,
jerking his line out of the water,
discovered at the cud of it the other
man's minnow, which, having by
this time grown hungry, had de
voured his worm.
HILO WINE AND
LIQUOR COMPANY
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J. S. CANARIO, Manager.
l'lrst Australian (iolil.
According to an old document
just discovered in Australia gold
was first found by a convict near
Parramatta in 1789. The unfortu-,
nate fellow was at once charged 1
with having stolen a watch and ,
"boiled it down," and, being con-'
victed by the rude court of those 1
early days, was given 150 lashes
for his pains. In later years the
record of this incident was closely 1
examined by an undoubtedly com
petent authority, who was quite
convinced of the genuineness of the
convict's story.
A Patented t'oiuli.
They cure dandruff, hair falling,
headache, etc., yet cost the same as
an ordinary comb. Dr. White's
Ulcclric Comb. The only patented
Comb in the world. People, every
where it has been introduced, are
wild with" delight. You simply
comb your hair each day, and the
comb does the rest. This wonder
ful comb is simply unbreakable and
is made so that it is absolutely im-
Europoan Wines
European Brandies
European Champagnes
Scotch Whiskey
American Whiskey
ill cases and hulk
California Wines
in eases and hulk
Holland Gins, Assorted
BEERS
Schlitz
,. Lemps
Enterprise
ENGLISH ALES AND PORTER
LIQUERS
TKUU'IIONK 90.
Front Strwjt, Nijar Church.
MAIL ORDER
DEPARTMENT
THIfM
"We cannot," said he, "safely , possible to break or cut the hair,
interfere by legislative action with I Sold on a wtitteu guarantee to give'
the development of our relations perjeel satisfaction in every respect. '
to our daughter countries. I look 'Send stamps for one. Ladies' size, 1
with apprehension on any attempt,
unless backed up by the strong
50c Gent's sie, 35c. Live men 1
and women wanted everywhere to 1
mass of public opinion, to anticipate introduce this article. Sells on
events or foreclose precious results 'sight. Agents are wild with sue
which, if we are patient and care- cess. Address I). N. Ro.si?, Gen 1
ful, nre iu store for the empire." I Mgr. Decatur, 111. J
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