Hilo tribune. [volume], June 19, 1903, Image 4

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FRIDAY, JUNK 19, 9.V
Kulcitd Bt the Postoffice at Hilo, Ha
waii, as second-class matter
PUIIUSIIKD KVKKY PKIDAYj
I.. W. HAWORTH - Editor.
OUR WANTS AND NEEDS.
Whoever is the successor of II
IS. Cooper in the Department of
Public Works, he must not forget,
immediately after his appointment
that he is due in Ililo. He will
find upon consulttmr the archives
of his office that all and every one
of his predecessors have visited
Hilo and with painful minuteness
inquired into the wants and needs
of the people. The new Superin
tendent will be given a welcome
eaual to that extended to those
who have come upon this errand
before.
Hilo's needs are exactly the same
as they were when the first grand
stand inquiry was made some
twenty years ago. But the new
man must not think he will be ex
cused, should he omit this old
fashioned way of proving that Hilo
and Hawaii are not forgotten. We
like to tell our troubles face to face.
The new official would find Front
street still crooked; Bridge street
still unextended; bridges still con
demned to. innocuous desuetude,
etc., etc. If it were figuted out
what it has cost the Territory to
send officials over to this- island to
"talk straight with the people and
find out their wants and needs,"
the sum would probably be enough
to repair the Volcano Road.
Company D. came out of the
competition at Honolulu with a
most commendable showing. They
were second in drill, only to Com
pany F, the crack Company of the
National Guard of Hawaii. They
were first in neatnessand clean
liness of quarters. The Hilo-Com-pany
has always been a popular
organization in this city and its
showing at Honolulu will add to
its prestige.
ST. JUDY'S SUIIUOI..
KxcrrUui nt the KIkMcmmiIIi Annunl J
(!lolng of tlin Vcnr. I
Following is Uic program of the closing
exercises nt St. Mary's School today nt
Hjop. in. - -- - I
Chorus "Cliecrfulncss" School Choir
AdilruM...T...-.f.RT...n... H. Vielta ,
Chorus "Johnny Smoker"
Chorus "Hum Sons" Class I
Recitation "The Bread Winners"
, Seven Hoys
Solo "Tile Little Frog" Fr. FranSa
Recitation "The New Hats"..Sevcn Hoys
Soto "God Mess Yoli" M. Sessentn
Recitation "The S.dt Trlck.J. O'Ronrke
The. Illlo Curbstone Hand
Solo and Chorus "The Dwarf"
IS. C. Robertson
Chorus "The Blacksmith" Class II
Dialogue "The Lazy Hoy's Dream
Seven Hoys
Solo and Chorus "A Social Drink"
Dialogue "Baseball" 1
Knoka, I.iloa, Kapela
Chorus "Jingle Hells"
Dialogue "Hard of Hearing"
Aiotta, Silva, Mataki
Solo "The Mousie" J. Moore
DinloL'uc "The New Society"
UiiOKa rrcsmciu
The Berlin Baud
Collection for the benefit of the school
Valedictory W. Aioua
Toast "Long May She Live"
Address Rev. Father Oliver
You
'yw
May
Need
TMitttlWv
I For
outs
Burns
Bruises
fi tt it c inre, nt,
Then' ONLY ONE
cramps
Diarrhoea
All Bowol
Compants
nd qntclc remedy,
"FtahtXAWv
Perry Davis'.
Two sizes, Sic. and 60c.
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For Sale by HILO DRUG COMPANY.
Thr assassination of the King
and Queen of Servia does not indi
cate a revival of medieval civil ser
vice methods, so much as it indi
cates to what depths modern inter
national politics can descend. Put
Servia beyond the sphere of con
tending influences and her people
would govern themselves so well
that they would never be heard of.
Hear Dem Bells.
Island Freight.
, The schooner Woodbury left Hilo Wed
nesday with the following cargo for Lau-
pahochoc, Pnnulinu, Kawaihac and Ho
nolulu: Twelve cords of wood, 12.041 ft.
of lumber, 1 drum gasoline, no bales of
hay, 25 l)bl. eminent, 35 1)1)1. lime, 7 casks
wine, II 1)D1. Deer, 2 tuos saice, 11 cs.
powder, 20 bdls. lath, 2 pkgs. tobacco,
102,015 Ihs. mdse.
. .
The (ilorlous Fourth.
Fizz!
Boom I
Hang!
I'm the Fourth of July! Horn in a Blaze
of Glory .
I can tell the story,
And not half try.
Of how that Kagle soared,
When the Big Lion roared,
And then with o swoop ,-
And a wild warwhoon.
Come down like a wolf on the fold, ,
And got a tail hold
On Mr. Lion, and with a twist ,
Of its clawey fist
It made that animal howl,
Did our noble fowl.
And I can say,
How the Star Spangled Banner
Liberty's grand hozauua,
Lohl' mav she wave
O'er the laud of the free and the home of
the brave,
Swept by sea and land,
As the patriot band
Marched to the rattle
Of muskets in battle;
, Or side by side
JjUllered and died,
Oh. I know the things
The Foet sings,
Hut let me tell
With n whoop and a yell,
How it was when we
Got the victory
That made men free.
Fizz!
Boom!
Hang!
THE
VOLCANO HOUSE
Special rates by week and month to
1SLAHD PEOPLE
AND PARTIES
The sulphur steam baths have been
entirely remodeled and a new cabinet
added, making the finest steam baths
in the country.
A new tennis court, a new croquet
ground and target range have been
equipped.
The main building lias been entirely
renovated.
Address:
ST. CLAIR BIDCOOD
Manager
TiutKK is no use wasting words
on the subject; but the simple truth
is that if there are any people on
this island who are hungry for en
tertainment or diversion, they cau
have their money's worth by com
ing to Hilo July 4. The man who
says there's nothing doing in Ha
waii must either come to Ililo or
shut up.
'A.
Tin; epidemic of dengue fever
in Hilo shows no signs of abate
ment. The vexatious microbe re
sponsible for this malady is evident
ly no respecter of persons and plays
no favorites. The only thing how
ever to be said in behalf of the
dengue species of microbe is that it
is seldom fatal.
Let everything fly
Sky high
On the Fourth of July!
And, boys,
Fill the whole world with noise;
And wave the Hag,
Some few
Don't like the hullabaloo;
But turn it on
At the early dawn,
And let it go
Till the sun is low;
For deep within the howl and baloo
Lies the spirit that pulled us through,
The brave old spirit finding tongue
In the wild huzz as of our manly young,
And growing in strength as the years go
by;
That's why
I'm glad I'm the Fourth of July!
And that's what
Will save this notion from going to pot
That's me,
Sec?
Make room
Foi the Fizz
Bang,
Boom!
New York Sun.
Tint big luau on the Haili church
lawn, the -presencc-of the Queen
and Hawaii's delegate will be one
of the best attractions of Fourth of
July week.
CANTOR
The San Frautisco Milli
ner, is in town with a
full line of strictly
high-class
Millinery
1 an( .
Trimmings
L TURNER &C(h
Tint
FIRST BANK OF HILOJ
l.lMiTlll).
Incorporated Uudqr the Laws, of the I
Territory 01 Hawaii.
. CAPITAL, f2oo,ooa
PEACOCK BLOCK, HILO.
P. I'KCK President.
C C. KKNNHDY A.VIce-Prei.
JOHN T. MOIK.jiu1 Vice-I'rcs
C. A. STOMlt Canliler
A. 1. BUTTON Secretary.
DIKKCTOR81
J.S.Cattarlo, John J. Grace,
J. S. t.yinaii, H, V. Patten,
Wm, Pultar, W. II. Slitpman.
FLAGS
SILK FLAGS
HAWAIIAN FLAGS
BUNTING FLAGS, 6 to 12 Feel
FLACS OF ALL NATIONS
'MOSS PAPER FESTOONING
WREATHS
HORSE PLUMES,
SHIELDS
L?ruv ISxclipnrre on
Honomjmj The Bank of .Hawaii, Ltd.
San Fkancisco Wells Fargo & Co.Bank
Nitw York Wells Fargo & Go's Bank.
London Glynn, Mills, Currie & Co.
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor
poration: Hongkong. China; Shang
liai, China; Yokohama, Japan; Hiogo,
Japan.
Solicits the accounts of firms, corpora
tions, trusts, individuals, and will prompt
ly and carefully attend tdall business con
nected with banking entrusted to it.
Sells and purchases Foreign Exchange,
issjes Letters of Credit. . 1
Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd.
WAIANUENUE STREET, HILO
SAFE
DEPOSIT BOXES .
Par-
Rented by the Month or Year.
' . ticutars on Application.
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Watches and Jewelry
REPAIRED
ALL KINDS OF JIJWKLUY
MADE TO ORDER AT
M. J. De Gpuvea's
Jewelry Store
JAS. M. SEAMANS, the well
known watchmaker, is to be found
here, and will turn out all wdrk in
.up-to-date mauuer. ALL WORK.
GUARANTEED.
BRIDCE STREET
Opposite rcacock'& Co., - HILO
Fire Insurance
Atlas Insurance Co.
ASSETS OVER $12,000,000. . ...
London & Lancashire FircMns. Co.
ASSETS OVER $9,000,000.
Gorman-American Insurance Co.
ASSEES" OVER $10,000,000.
National Fire Insurance Co.
. ASSETS OVER $6,000,000.
Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
ASSETS OVER $3,000,000.
Westchester Fire Insurance. Co.
ASSETS OVER $3,000,000.
Losses promptly paid by these leading companies. . ,
A.H.JACKSON
AUENT
WAIANUENUE STREET, HILO
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Oceanic 53
Company
The auction hale, of liorses'by R.
W. Jones in Hilo on the morning
of July 4, is not intended as a
counter nttrnctiou to the sod-turning.
The dry bones, if there are any
in Ililo will be soundly shaken up
July 4.
Hear Dem Hells.
Geo. Duucker sometime Tigo s? iit-siiu-ples
of Hawaiian beach sand to German
makers of lrnrd building brick and tile.
11 y a recent boat Mr. Duncker recti eil a
fine many colored piece o( floor tile, made
from the band. . It is as hard us vitrified
brick and the finish is as fine as if made
from highest class clays. Mr. Duucker
lielieves le has solved one hide of the
building material problem and will for
ward tnor&bund-trv(jertiiuiiy for further
experiment,
I Buy Your Tickets
S The box sheet for the
lELKS'l
I MINSTREL SHOW 1
S will be opened at The z
s Owl Drug Store on 2
j Monday, June 22, 3
E at 10 o'clock A.M., for
the sale of reserved
scats ?
TICKETS, - $1.50 3
g and $1.00 2
ltf.iuiuiu.iuu.iiiUMiuii.iiis:
..The-i
ELITE LAUNDRY
KING ST., HILO
is ready for business
Good Machinery. Steam Power.
Experienced Ironers. ......
OPI'ICK AND LAUNDRY ON KINO
STRltKT llltl.OW TRIDUNK Ol'I'ICH
Tolophono 185
GEO. MUMBY PROP.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that Wong
Sing Clio & Co., a partnership doing bus
iness as general merchants at Olaa, Ha
waii, II. T., have made a voluntary assign
ment to to the undersigned for the benefit
of their creditors, The creditors of mid
firm are hereby requested to file their
claims with the unilei signed and any an tJ
all persons indebted to the said Wong
Sing Clio it Co., are requested to piy the
same without delay,
AH HII
Assignee of Wong Sing Clio & Co.
I.Klti.oN!) & Smith,
Attorneys lor Assignee.
Hilo, May 20, 1903. 303
Time Table
The steamers of this line will ar
rive and leave this port as here
under:. FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Alameda May 8
Sonoma May 20
Alameda May 29
Ventura June-io
Alamedai June 19
Sierra ......... July 1
Alameda n July 10
Sonoma -July 22
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Alameda May 13
Ventura May 19
Alameda June 3
Sierra June 9
Alameda June 24 1
SonOma June 30
Alameda July 15
Iti connection with the sailing of the
above ste'amers the agents are prepared to
issue, to intending passengers Coupon
Through Tickets by any railroad
from Sail I'raucisco to all points in the
United States, and front New York by
nil bteamship line to all European ports,
l'or further particulars apply to
Wm (TV Irwin A. Ctn !
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I.IMITIiD
General Agents Oceanic S S. Co.
Union Barber Shop.
GARCIA & CANAUIO, Props.
ROBERT INNES LILLIE
WHOLKSALK
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND HKOKKK.
Exporter of Island Produce.
Hooks Kept and Audited.
Room 1, Spreckels' block, Hilo
Tor Sale.
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At Mountain View Fruit Orchaids:
Fresli imported cows, small bull calves
for raising, geese, fresh home nude
butter, canary birds. Inquire Hilo Drug
Store.
Uk. Shave, Cut fiair and Shampoo
at net-Live Hates.
We also take particular pains with Chil
dren's Huircuttiug.
IlUILDINR,
Walauueuue St.
Property to Lease for a Term of Years
At'Mountain View, elevation 1500 feet, fronting Volcano Road, close
to the railroad station. Area 100 acres, o( which
Twenty acres is first rattoou cane field properly cleared and plowed.
Ten acres Hawaiian oranges 4 years old.
Nine acres Puna limes 3 to 4 years old.
Five acres imported grafted citrus fruit (oranges, mandarines, lemons)
in bearing.
Two acres grafted fruit and oranges in bearing. -
Two acres limes and mandarines nearly bearing.
Fifteen acres 5 year old coffee Hawaiian.
Three acres Chinese bananas partly in bearing plowed land.
One acre pine apples in bearing.
One-fourth acre furniture bamboo imported varieties.
One-fourth acre vegetable garden plowed land.
One acre of flower garden. i
Four acres of fenced pasture. n .
Five acres of cleared land ready to be planted.
The rest of laud is forest.
One 9-room dwelling house with broad, glazed verandah.
One 2-room separate cottage and verandah.
One thirty foot building, comprising drying house, and rooms for
servants.
Two large water tanks, stables and cattle bams, several sheds, large
chicken yard.
No rocks except one corner often acres. The rest of soil four to six
feet deep. itfefc t
Healtlry locality. Marine and ufouiitiiiii view. "Hilo towifriiiii'porf
within one hour by railroad, running three times n day. Freight charges
$2.25 a ton. Telephone on the premises. Postoffice, railroad station aiid
stores within five minutes walk. Supplies and provisions brought to the
door.
Ilcsides this ond together with it, or separate. 200 acres of partly im
proved hind at 22-iniles trail, to-wit: Ohia lots Nos. 306, 307, 321, 322 will
be leased.
The lessee may acquire such personal property on the premises as he
desires to retain at reasonable prices horses, cattle, furniture, fowls.ietc.
For further information address
SPRECKELS'
DR. N. RUSSEL
BLOCK, HILO, HAWAII
THK
Hilo Bakery
Vwowd WnkmmmM
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Makes Finest Dread.
Fresli Rolls and Duns
always o hand : : :
Ice Cream for families
Wedding and Party Calics a
Specialty
Uncle Sam's Cigar Store
Walanuonuo Stroot
O. - - - HAWAII
Vt 0lf
WiyYaii.: ilSfc.
jssssEap"
$20 Belt for $5.
"Dr.Alden'ti Clcilrlc Ucll."
Warrantul L'eiiuliH'. Not a
to) No hutubuK It curt,
without ilruipi Circular. tri--.
Sent by mall on reirli.t ol $5.
Try Klectrlclly. NoAitenU.
riEKCC 3tI,rCTEICCo
200 rot St . SN fKANCISCO CM., r
3J Melt LMth Street, MWY0KK N Y.
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