Hilo tribune. [volume], June 26, 1903, Image 3

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SOME FAMOUS BRANDS
"SOLACE"
WHISKEY
Is something that every
gpod citizen should have
home.
!Kl)lt01'i: DKMANHN I'UMKHMK.Vl'. '
TRY THK
OLD VALLEY
WHISKEY
Which gained the Gold
Medal at Paris, 1900, and
'THE BERK
SHIRE RYE"
The Wines and Brandies
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ITALIAN-SWISS COLONY, - CALIFORNIA
II AVK, OBTAINED THK
GOLD MEDALS IN ALL EXHIBITIONS
Against All Other California Wines.
TO 111! OUTAINF.I) ONLY AT THK
HILO WINE AND
LIQUOR COHPANY
HILO, - - - HAWAII
THE HAWAIIAN FERTILIZER CO., Ltd.
SPECIAL FERTILIZER
v. For Cane, Vegetable and Banana Fields.
Soil Analysis Mmlc and Fertilizer Furnished Suitable to Soil, Climate and Crop
I FOR THE LAND'S SAKE USE OUR FERTILIZERS
Sulphate of Ammonium Nltrato of Soda
Bono Meal H. C, Phosphates
Sulphate of Potash Ground Coral
Fertilizers for sale in latKe or small quantities. Fertilize your lawns with our
Special Lawn Fertilizer.
OFFICE :
Brewer Mock,
Queen Street
I O. I10X 7C7,
HONOLULU
FACTORY :
Ucyond Prison
J. H. ATHF.RTON, President.
J. P. COOKE. Secretary.
GF.O. II. RONERTSON,
K. li. TENNEY, Directors.
K. f. msnop,
C. M. COOKE, Vice-President.
CEO. R. CARTUR.
Treasurer nud M nnng
J. T. CRAWLEY,
Superintendent and Chemist.
Fresh Films
Printing Paper
and
Photo Supplies
Received each month
We will develop your Plates or Films and print them
for yon. we are making a specialty of this work, and
endeavor to give yon the best possible results.
Kodaks and Cameras
at Eastern prices
And anyone purchasing a Camera front us will
lje instructed how to take and make a picture
HILO DRUG CO., Ltd., Hilo
Matson Navigation Co. OOP HO
The only Direct Ltnr between San Fran
cisco and Hilo, Comprising the
following Fast S.iilcrb
111.11 HACK (J.VUIIS.
((rent llrllnlii ItofUHP to ItccoRiiIro
Itrglmi' or New Klnif.
London, June U). Lord Lans
dawuc nnnounced "today in the
House of Lords that the British
Minister to Scrvia had been in
structed to withdraw from Belgrade
and as a reproof to the murderers
of King Alexander, not to recognize
the new regime.
Berlin, juue 19. Uermany sup
ports Russia in demanding the
punishment of the Servinu regicides.
Belgrade, June 19. It is expect
ed here that the regicides will be
promoted, pensioned and gradually
removed from the country. The
government does not wish to arouse
the hostility of the army by sum
mary action.
Hlcc Still (Iocs up.
Honolulu, June 18. The price
of Hawaiian rice is continually go
ing higher, owing to the scarcity of
field labor and the filling in for
building purposes of large tracts
heretofore used by the Chinese as
rice laud. The Hawaiian grown
rice sells here today at something
ovir $6, a price that is all but pro
hibitive to many of the poor Chi
nese. A competitor that threatens the
rice industry of the islands is the
Japanese rice which comes in great
quantities by every steamer from
the Orient and promises in time to
take the place absolutely of the Ha
waiian grown article. The market
price of this rice in Honolulu today
is $5.20 for the best, or over 80
cents lower than the home grown
product. At this rate, the latter
cannot last.
The inferior grade of Hawaiian
rice sells at about a dollar lower
than the first class and the Japanese
second class rice can be bought for
something over $4. On account of
this difference, much Japanese rice
is being purchased nowadays by
people other than Japanese and it
is found to be quite as good as the
local product.
The importation of Japanese rice
began with the adveut of the Japa
nese in the country, these people
alleging that they could not cat the
Chinese rice continually and thrive.
As the Japanese population in
creased, the importation of Japa
nese rice increased in proportion
and now, as has been stated, others
than the Japanese are using the
foreign product.
MERCHANT
...TAILOR...
Front Stroot, - Hilo, Hawaii
Steamer ENTERPRISE A u AS && M
Perfect Fit and First-Class Work Cuaran
! teed.
Cleaning and Repairing a Specialty.
A TRIAL SOLICITED
Bark ANNIE JOHNSON
Bark SANTIAGO
Bark RODERICK DHU
Bark MARION CHILCOTT
Ship FALLS OF CLYDE
Tin? CHAS. COUNSELMAN
Launch luklinu .
Mid other Specull) Chartered vessels
makes this trip with at least one of these
boutt. each month, carrying holh Freight
mid Passengers.
For dates of sailing and terms,
Call upon,
J no. I). Sprecliels & Bros. Co,
Agents, j
in Market St.. San Frnnclsen. I
SEEDS
R, T. GUARD, Agent,
IIu.o, Hawaii,
VEGETABLE
FLOWER
FARM
and TREE
Send for 1903 Catalogue.
TRUMBULL & BEEBE
419-421 Sansomo St.
San Francisco.
25-2111
Will Disobey Injunction
Washington, Juue 19. On the
advice of Attorney General Knox,
the Cabinet has decided to disre
gard the injunction of the Virginia
court forbidding the completion or
launching of the protected cruiser
Galveston. Troops may be used
to enforce the position of the
Government.
The Galveston is a protected
cruiser of the same type as the
Chattanooga, Des Moines, Cleve
land and Tacoma. She has been
building at the "trust shipyard of
Wm. U. Trigg Co., at Richmond,
Va. The Chattanooga was recent
ly launched from the "trust" yards
of Lewis Nixon at Klizabethport,
N. J.
Frizes for lliiwnli.
The prizes in the Weekly Exam
iner's annual distribution have been
announced. Of the many thous
ands in the United States, the fol
lowing will be sent to these Islands:
Piano to W. I Heilbruu; sewing
machines to Manuel Cabral, Hilo,
and J. W. Searle, Wailuku.
Universal Atlas to R. K. Naipo,
Kohala.
Gloves to Btitithnaupt, Hilo; T.
Brown. Aiea, Oahtt; Sanborn,
Eleele, Kauai; 1 Souza, Oahu;
Shimoda, Kauai; II. Schultz,
Kauai.
Music box to J. Sutherland, care
Wilder's S. S. Co., Honolulu.
The $10,000 cash prize goes to
Mrs. Addie Henry, Visalis, Cal.
Valuable Belles of Fiuiioin Hiiro
Trucks 11 ml Knees.
1 There are in this country many
j collectors of old race cards, says
. Tid-Bits, and one gentleman nt
I Brighton, who inherited the bisis
I of his store from the late Mr. Pad
I wick, once so celebrated, had up
ward of 5000 of these cards, dating
hack for quite forty years and in
j eluding every classic event during
that period. The late Marquis of
Zetland had the cards of every race
he had ever attended during a very
long career as an owner of horses.
In general, the cards that arc of the
greatest value to the collectors are
those which have been handled by
celebrated persons and which have
their pencil notes in the margin.
Thus, the gem of the Brighton col
lection spoken of is a Derby day
card marked by the young and
luckless Marquis of Hastings, who
came to such fearful ruin on the
very day of the date of the card it
self. This specimen cost its present
owners 30 guineas.
Only lately at the travelers' Club
in London a collection of cards
marked by men who will always be
remembered in the history of the
turf was sold to a Yorkshire brewer,
much interested in racing matters,
for ,300. This same gentleman
not long ago bought a collection of
betting books that had belonged to
celebrities, these including Lord
George Leutinck, Admiral Rous
and Lord Falmouth. A card that
relates to a classic race which some
horse of the century won, and that
is more than 3oyears old, is general
ly worth a five-pound note if it be
in good condition, even though 110
other interest attaches to it. It is
worth stating that one collector of
the caYds sadly alludes to the fact
that the specimens in his possession
have, in reality, cost him. over
$40,000, that being the sum total
of his losses on the races that arc
represented in the card collection.
Knox' Fislilnir Joke.
Attorney-General Knox is as
enthusiastic an angler as any man
in public life in Washington. The
other day he was talking fishing
with a friend who described the
merits of a trout stream in Maine,
where a friend of his had killed 100
fish in a day. Mr. Knox' did not
like this very well, and said that he
was not the kind of an angler who
cared to catch fish whole-sale, but
nevertheless, he added, "when I
drop a line I like to get an answer
right away."
.
Jolu With Japan.
Yokohama, Japan, June 19 The
United States has joined with Japan
in a demand that China shall open
Moukdcu and Taituiigchau to for
eign trade..
NEW
DRESS
MATERIALS
WHITE AND COLORED LINENS
BORDERED CHAMBRAYS
WHITE NUNS' VEILINC
WHITE ETAMINES
WHITE MOHAIRS
SINGLE DRESS LENCTHS OF ETAMINES
IN COLORS
AN ENTIRELY NEW LINE OF
RIBBONS
IN THE NEW SOFT TAFFETAS
and liberty satins-all colors
Also a few
NOVELTIES IN FANCY RIBBONS
KINAU..
SALOON
SOLE ACENCY FOR
HORNER'S BUTTER
80c A ROLL
L. TURNER CO
LIMITED
Ejand made Saddles and fiarne$$
CARRIAGE
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RICHARDS & SCHOEN,
Hilo Harness Shop, Hilo, H. I
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C. Baddaky, Prop
Rainier and
Frimo Beer
bottled and
on draught
Heppner, Ore., June 18. The
danger of an epidemic among the
refugees of Heppner has passed.
The prompt assistance rendered by
outside towns has given people
proper food, and reasouabl good
shelter. The rescue work has been
well organized and comparative
qfliet rules.
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