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Hatson Navigation Co. Impure Blood FISH OF (IHKAT I..VKHS. The only Direct Line between San l'rnn Cisco niul Hilo, Comprising me following Past Sailers Imtmru blood will always mako you sick. You sudor from headache great iloprosslon, indigestion, slooplossucss. a bad skin, oxtrotno oxhaustlon, and vou cau hardly drag yourself about. Steamer ENTERPRISE1 Bark ANNIE JOHNSON Bark SANTIAGO Bark RODERICK DHU Bark MARION CHILCOTT Ship FALLS OF CLYDE ! Tue CHAS. COUNSELMAN Launch LURL1NE. , And other Specially Chartered vessels makes this trip with at least ouc of these boats each month, carrying both Prcight nud Passengers. I'or dates of sailing and terms, ' Call upon, I Jno. D. Sprechcls & Bros. Go, Agents, 327 Market St., San Pranclsco. R. T. COARD, Agent, Hilo, Hawaii, j MQb -. It ( 11 -til II z-.mf it KTsmmAw WSL ?s V "Hot Ml ' ' wfmx WmwS 1 ir A (J rent Supply Ik Overtaken Mrcnter Demand. Superintendent Nevin's assur ance that the Great Lakes arc not being depleted of fish is welcome information, says the Milwaukee Wisconsin. His position at the head of the State Fish Commission gives his declaration acceptable weight. But there will always be ! a uouut as the ability of the fish to Hilo Saloon KING STRKRT. Enterprise Lager Jeer On Draught, Ice Cold. 10 Cents .1 Glass : : : The Finest of SS m 1 1 t Liquors, Boors, Wines, and Cordials lleail what Mr. It. .1. Matthews, of Welling ton, New Zealand, M)8 alxmt tills, lie nl.i genii I1I1 )lioto(;raili. " IhavnimlTereil.i crest ileal from Impure blood, euppclally from IhhIr on niynrmnai.il back. I lolt weak a I out an. I ai grcatl) tleprcdfeil. I Ik'k.hi toiifo,Vycr'iiiiar.iiarlll.i After taking only a llttlo or It 1 felt Ijetlrt nml soon my troubles dWiuincarril. I IwIIpw this niPilirliin U tlio lost lilooil purlflrr ainl tlio stronjt tonic that any ono call buy." AYER'S Sarsaparilla Tliero aro many Imitation "R.irMiarlllJi" Iln mint jou got Aycr'a. Use Aycr'n l'llto every tlino your bowels be rome cointlpatcil.orwlicn you aro bilious or lae sick ueatlache. They cur quickly. ' Prtpirtd by Dr. J. C. Aytr & Co. Lowell, Mm.. U.S.A. For Sale by HILO DRUG COMPANY! KEYSTONE SALOON At Moderate Prices. J. S. Canario, Manager. HOP WARN CO. Cor. King and Front Streets. Dealers in Dry Goods, Japanese and Chinese Goods. RATTAN ' FURNITURE. UNION SALOON Draught Boor IO Conts 0 When you need a drink call at the KEYSTONE, corner Front and Pouohawai streets. A first class line of WINES LIQUORS BEERS always on hand. Tolophono IO SlIIPMAN STRKRT First Class LIQUORS WINES AND CORDIALS At Moderate Prices. W. DOWNER Proprietor. Mixkd and Fancy Drinks Concocted by KxriiKiiwcitn'MixoT.onisTs Beer The Celebrated Enterprise On Draught. Two Glasses for 25 cts. J. C. SERRAO, Proprietor. Hilo Electric Light Co., Ltd. Houses Wired and Lights Installed In accordance with the rules of the Na tional Hoard of Pire Underwriters. A complete stock of ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Fnn Motors af reduced price. Fixtures Shades, Tabic, lied and Desk Lamps etc., always on hand. 1 1 Fan Motors . . . $15 Sowing Machine Motor 20 tS'sx J Power for operating them $i a month Tl'.I.IU'IIONH 1 17 BAY CITY Just received, new stock of Shades of various patterns. Also Sewing Machine and Fan Motors. Kstimatcs furnished on all classes of F.lcctrical Work and Contracts taken to install apparatus complete. SODA WORKS e. wery will deliver to you AERATED WATERS of all flavors Ietuoii, Cream, Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla, Pineapple, Or ange, Strawbciry, etc., etc -Nkkou 1). Camhka. Mc.k. Hilo, Hawaii Walamicuuc St., near Pitman Stone Mason and Brick Layer -Js ready to take contracts for work in any part of the Island I I Boiler Setting 1 a Specialty. . . SUNDAY DKSKUU.VTION. L'lericymrii Protest Against Sunday Sliitm llnttlo by Nnllounl (lunrd. Honolulu, April 23. At n ntcet jiugof the Ministerial Union last Monday, a committee consisting of iRcv. Messrs. Mticklc) and Pear son was appointed to draft a protest J against the desecration of Sunday I Inef tit itln Tslnttrmnt n,,n1 T?rtl lowing is the protest agreed upon: In making this protest against the proceedings at Kapiolani Park keep pace with the ruthless fisher Racetrack last Sunday, we do not I men, even with the help of the want to be understood as contend- j fish hatchers, who periodically ing for what is known as the "PurU launch millions ol fry into a life tan Sabbath." Nor do we regard ! that depends as to its length upon nlircnttmc no rmccncetttcr tlln nmrnfrn- j U. ........ w., .... ,..,.,..., f, ... ..y,f,.. ttve to tltctatc how people shall spend Sunday. At most only advise. But when govern ment officials and employes, as such, deliberately plan for, and en- J gage in conduct that violates the 1 sentimatc and faith of a large and respectable portion of the citizens in regard to the Lord's Day, we feel that we are in no sense exceed ing the bounds of propriety and are well within our rights as citizens, when we protest against that con duct. According to reports, newspapers and otherwise, the proceedings of Sunday were a menace to the morals of our community. Not that a sham battle as such is demoralizing. But its occurrence on a day set apart as the week for rest and public worship was danger ous and demoralizing, and an un necessary affront to the people of Honolulu who hold the Lord's Day in high esteem. By whose permission and author ity the First Regiment and National Guard of Hawaii engaged in a Sun day sham battle we do not know, nor is it the purpose of this protest to point out. That someboby iti government employ is responsible goes without saying. Somebody per mitted the Lord's Day to be dese crated by a noisy proceeding that disturbed the peace and quiet of the day for many. The guardsmen partook of beer freely. All this sowed the seeds of disrespect for the day into the hearts of the young especially. Not only so, but created disrespect for law both human and divine. The proceedings last'Suti day not only was essentially law breaking, but doubtless sowed the seeds that will ripen into some law breakers in the, future. If the gov ernment sanctions such things on Sunday, private individuals will feel encouraged to furnish and en gage in Sunday carousals. Aim it is not tue point to say that those who believe a si tn bat tie is wrong on bunclay ,re not compelled to witness it. Wuatisthe purpose of a sham battle? Evident ly, so far as the public is concerned, its chief utility is entertainment. But granting that an occasional sham battle is necessary to the highest efficiency of the soldier, this very fact would make it seem unwise to command, or even per mit, the guards to do arduous exer cise on the usual day of rest. This sham battle was given by men who are amenable to the government. The National Guard belongs to those who object to Sunday sham battles as well as to those who do not. Our protest is against the government furnishing or sanction ing an affair that proves to be a a Sunday entertainment that meets the hearty disapproval of a large portion of citizens and which oocur ing on the Lord's Day tends to de velop disrespect for moral and civil law, and to lower the moral tone of the community. The churcheslo not ask the gov ernment to furnish them anything on Sunday that may prove a draw ing card. Non-Christian people have no right therefore to expect the government to furnish an affair on Sunday that is anti-Christian in its effect on the community. Why not hold it 011 a day when all who would like to witness a sham battle could do so without laying aside principle or suppressing conscience. This protest is made by the Min isterial Union of Honolulu. IS. MUCKLKY, IS. S. MUCKLUY, Committee. Volcano Stables & Trans. Go. TIME TABLE OF STAGE ROUTES. Tills It. the only line of stages making regular trips between Kan and Hilonnd taking in the Volcano of Kilauea. On Thursday mid every alternate Tuesday passengers or express leaving Hilo at 7:00 a. 111. are landed in either Pahala or lIoniinMi the same evening. Through connections with the steamers Kinau and Mauna I.oa are made Iwth ou arrival and departure. STACES FOR VOLCANO OF KILAUEA AND KAU Via Hilo Railroad and Volcano Stages : the ability of the youngsters to dodge voracious and cannibalistic 'l . - we can members ot their own lamily, tuhI upon their luck, as they increase in size, in keeping out of the small- meshed nets that are set for them on the feeding grounds. Milwaukeeans who 'recall the! fishing of early days, when it was possible to catch huge whitcfish in large quantities in the vicinity of Milwaukee, and when trout were brought in so freely that they could be purchased for a few cents each, will not be very readily con vinced that the fish hatcheries can keep pace with the fish killers. The pound net was inveighed against for many 'years by persons who were ridiculed because they predicted that the traps would ex terminate the whitefish, but the whitefish are gone, and the pound nets are responsible for their ab sence, l rout are not so plentiful as formcly, partly because of the greater demand for them incident to growing markets and partly be cause of utiwise fishing. The fish are not given a fair chance. The meshes of the nets are so small that they hold fish of the small sizes that should have longe leases of life for breeding purposes. A visit to the fish markets will convince any doubter that the fishermen of the lakes are too eager. Smoked white fish that look like half-grown her rings can be purchased in Milwau kee. These fish could not be taken if the meshes of the nets were as they ought to be to give the fish a chance. ra o a a " m Gt jj 5s.2o H A.M. 7:00 7:30 8.30 11:30 P. M. 13:15 5:00 6:00 7:00 e 9. 9SH sa-9 ' &5g "3 n H US- P. M. 3:00 3:30 4:30 7:30 Wed. A.M. 5:00 10:30 P.M. 12:30 2:00 o it,.; a 1 B a I " in .5.9 "J s .a&i a a p S O 5 o saw V) sS Mr? 55.513 a t a S W - . 05 s. Cfl A.M. 7:00 7:30 8:30 11:30 Pri. A.M. 6:00 11:00 P. M. 3:00 3:30 4:30 7:30 Sun. A.M. 5:00 a 2 m O a.. H-8.9 ? P.KiS STATIONS Mv-Volcano Stahles..ar S Hilo. lv Waiakca.......nr ( Hilo R. R. Depot. ar mountain View lv ar Volcano Home lv lv Volcano House ar ar Pahala lv f! t6 rt " . M o .- a 10:30 P. M. 12:30 2:00- ar linen ar lar Honuapo lv A.M. 9M5 9:30' 8:30 5:30 Sun. P.M. 4:30 A.M. 10:30 9:30 a B O - f. U V J3 P.M. 5:4s 5:30 4:30 1:30 A.M. "45 6:00 Sun. P.M. 2:30 el a P.M. SMS 4:30 1:30 P. M. 4:30 A.M. 10:30 c '(.oimecting with Mauna I.oa. JOn arrival of Mauna I.oa TIME TABLE OF STEAMER MAUNA LOA: A.'M. 9M5 9UO 8:30 5.30 Thu. P. M. 4:30 A.M. 10:30 9:30 u Arrives Honuapo Thursday April 9 Sunday April 19 Thursday April 30 Sunday , .'.May 10 Thursday May 21 Sunday May 31 Leaves Honuapo Sunday April 12 Wednesday '. April 22 Sunday May 3 Wednesday May 13 Sunday May 24 Wednesday .June 3 Time Table of Volcano Stables Stage for LAUPAHOEHOE, HONOKAA AND KAWAIHAE: Every Day lixcept Priday. Hilo, E. WERY - Hawaii Rome, April 22. 'King Edward has sailed for Naples. SEW YOltK POSTOFb'ICE. How Ilrahilcss Patrons Make Post musters Life Sorry. Postmaster Van Cott's telephone bell jingled the other day, says the New York Sun, and a man's voice at the other end of the wire com plained to the Postmaster that a let ter mailed the day before hadn't been delivered. It was sent from the lower Broadway district and was addressed to a woman on the West Side, the complaint said. He mentioned the place and exact time of mailing, but he wouldn't give his own or the addressee's name or residence. He was a business man, he said, and it would' t do. Besides the lady wouldn't like it. "Well I'd like to help you," said Mr. Van Cott, "but I don't see how we can do anything un less we know the names." "All right," replied the voice cheerfully. "Sorry to have troub led you." And Mr. Van Cott hung up the receiver with a re mark to the effect that there seemed to be a few lunatics still doing busi ness at the old stand. Late the same afternoon the Post master responded to another tele phone call. The voice this time was a woman's. A letter had been lost and wouldn't the Postmaster, please find it for her? Then the voice mentioned the same time and place of mailing that the earlier complaint had. "Certainly, madam," replied the Postmaster, in his sweetest tones, "if you will tell me your name I'll do my best to sec that the letter is found and sent to you.,, The Postmaster received a reply that almost caused him to drop the receiver. "What's that?" What's that?" he demanded. "I said," repeated the voice with deliberation, "Go to h -1!" Vienna, April 22. A Hungarian soldier has been arrested for taking part in a plot against the life of the Kmperor Frances -Joseph. A. M. 8:00 9:60 10:15 11:50 12:00 1:30 2)15 3:00 Mou. and Wed. P. M. 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 Tucs. and Prl. A.M. 7:00 845 2;oo 4:00 Priday A.M. 4:30 5:30 6:45 7:30 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:45 11:30 12:30 1:30 2:30 3:30 4:30 Wcdn'sd'y lv Volcano Stables ar ar Papalkou ar ar Pepcckeo.. ar ar Ilouomu ar ar Hakalau lv ar Houohiua ar ar Waikamalo ar ar Papaaloa ar ar Laupahochoe lv lv Laupahoehoc ar ar uokaia ar ar Kukaiau ar ar Paauilo ar ar Houokaa ar iv uouokaa ar ar Kukuihaele ar ar....Waimea(Kamuela) ar ar Kawailme lv a B O ajt "3 . uV 3 j4 S a v p a vi ; rt o Si S v- 5 Mca a 2 -. ZZ C ' s O uw o P. M. Other days P. M. 3:00 2:00 1:00 12:15 A. M. 11:30 10:30 10:00' 9:i5 8:00 P. M. 4:30 3:30 2:30 i:45 1:00 M. 12:00 A. M. 11:30 10:30 10:00 Mou. and Priday A. M. 10:00 9:00 8:00 7:00 5:30 Wed. and Sat. P.M. 3:i5 r.3S 9:45 7:00 When the weather is too rough for the Kinau tb land at I.aupahoehoe Wednesday the leaving time of stage from Hilo is changed to 4 :00 a.m. on Thursday morning, and the Wednesday stage from Laupahoehoe to Houokaa will be held toconnect with it. On Mondays following the arrival of the Mauna I.oa in Honuapo on Sundays, the leaving time of the stage for Laupahoehoe from Hilo is changed to 10:00 h. 111., and the Houokaa stage is held at Laupahoehoe to connect with it. Aside from carrying of express matter and passengers these stages carry U. S. Mail, so patrons may rest assured of prompt connections. C. E. WRICHT, Manager. ?''.'.'.'.'.'..' O. JJSHL&LJLJXJSl J THE ARTISTIC TAILOR Will produce a garment upon order that will satisfy the most fastidious wearer of clothes. The Latest In Spring Suitings and Trousorings 4 Arc now arriving. Nearly all the Spring Patterns will be found exclusively at I.ehmann's. r Call artel Look at tho Goods C LEHMANN, WAIANUENUE ST. r -''.--'.'V-'V HILO WINE ANB LIQUOR COMPANY J. S. CANARIO, Manager. Europoan Winos European Brandlos , Europoan Champagnes Scotch Whiskey Amorlcan Whiskey in cases and bulk California Winos in cases anil bulk Holland Gins, Assorted BEERS Schlitz Lemps Enterprise ENGLISH ALES AND PORTER LIQUERS THI.KPHONK 90. FkONT SXKUHT, NUAK ClIUHCH . I 'IF tjr.tw m&i ;s -1' ii., '? ., ' '.. 1 " " ':