Evening bulletin. [volume], September 26, 1905, 3:30 O'CLOCK EDITION, Image 3

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IF YOU NEED
CURTAINS
PREPARE TO
BUY THEM NOW.
ti VI.TM1IHU
We shall offer Our entire
stock of curtains at a big
reduction, commencing
MONDAY, SPr EMBER 25th..
continuing for one week
only
The following lines must positiv
ely be closed out and in them, the
greatest bargains will occur,
ALL AT A BIG DISCOUNT
MILT LEADS
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Nottingham lace Curtains,
, regular price, $1.00 to $ 8.00 per pair
Irish Point Curtains, regular price, $5 50 to $ 8.50 per pair
Bobblnet and Point Lace Curtains,
regular price, $3.50 to $13.50 per pair
Bonne Femme Flounced
regular price, $7.50 to $ 8 00 per pair
Fringed Madras Curtains,
Swiss, Plain and Dot, Ruffled,
regular price, $1.50 to $ 1.75 per pair
Arabian Curtains, regular price, $4 50 to $ 8.50 per pair
Cream Applique Curtains.
KAUAI ELECTRIC COMPANY
MAKING GOOD HEADWAY
WILL FURNISH POWER FOR Mc-
BRYDE PLANTATION NEWS
NOTES AND PER80NALS
OF HANALEt.
(Special to The Bulletin)
Hanalel, Kauai, Sept. 22. C. H. Wil
lis was a visitor at Walnlha on Sat
urday evening, where ho visited Mr.
H. A. Jaeger at Mauna Loa camp and
returned to Hanalel Sunday.
H. A. Jaeger and A. M. Doric both
passed through Hanalel on Monday on
their way to Kukulula. Mr. Boyle will
go to Honolulu (or a few days, where
ho wilt bo expected to enjoy a llttlo
city llfo after staying a long whilo In
tho Walnlha valley.
Tho Misses Elslo and Mabel Wilcox
and Miss Qertrudo Evans and Mr. Day-
lord WJIcox made a short pleasuro and
sightseeing trip to Hanalel on Monday
and stall hero until Thursday, when
they departed for Llhue. On Tuesday
they went to Haona accompanied by
E. Dovcrill, whero they visited the II a-
cna caves and all other points of In
terest On Wednesday In company
with E. Devcrlll and E. M. Drown of
Honolulu they all made a special trip
up tho Walnlha valto yag far as Mauna
Hlna, tho termination of tho horse
trail, and where tho Kauai Electric
Company has Its camp called Mauna
hlna Camp. After a rest of an hour
or so they started back towards Ha
nalel, Before they left the trail the)
all made a journey on foot Into one ol
tho longest tunnels now under con
structlon, whero they observed tho tun
ncl men, who happened to bo working
at the tlmo, and, after watching tho
men drilling into solid rock for about
five or ten minutes, they started out
Into the daylight and once raoro wend
cd their way towards Hanalel.
C. 11. Klcugal, from Walnlha. was a
visitor In Hanalol Thursday forenoon,
Ho enmo for the purpose of meeting
a eo. Dennlson, from Honolulu, v. ho
accompanied him to Walnlha that samo
day.
Tho Hanalel river was the scene of
a very merry fishing party on Thurs-
KAIAU0K4LANI OUT OF
HOME RULE PRESIDENCY
DISTRICT COMMITTEES CHOSEN,
EXECUTIVE BODY REDUCED
FROM 65 TO 30 MEMBERS.
"EQUAL RIQHT8."
N. S. SACK'S DRY GOODS CO., LI 0
The Home toilers havo closed their
convention and C. K. Notley succeeds
David Kalouokalanl as head of the
party-. Kalauokalanl refused the nom
ination, saying he was getting too old
for the work. Tho executive commit
tee Is now limited to thirty members.
Instead of sixty-five. The Home Ruler
are planning a vigorous campaign for
the next election. The old party mot
to of '"Equal rights for tho people," has
been readopted.
When nominations for president
were made, both Kalauokalanl and
Notley withdrew, but Kalauokalanl
begged Notley to reconsider and Not
ley Anally accepted.
J. A. Dakcr, W. Mossmann and Dald
Kuplhea were named for vice-president.
Mossman received 51 votes, Ku
plhea 27 and linker 6. Kuplhea was
unanimously re-elected secretary. J,
A. Daker, W. Kalclhula nnd J. K. Na
kookoo were named for auditor. Tho
latter withdrew and the vote was: Dak
er 20, Kalclhula 15. J. P. Kahnhawnl
was elected treasurer without opposi
tion. Honorary presidents wero elected n
follows: First honorary president, T.
C. Pollknpa; second honorary presi
dent, W. Kalnchao; third honorary
president, I'cleiholanl.
Tho district committees are as fol
lows:
Hawaii T. H. Hnaheo. J. W. Kcko.i
kulana, W. M. Keolanul, T. H. Ah
Leong, Kauahlpaulooplo, J. U. Knoht,
J. W. Kclllkoa. L. Lazaro, J. N. Keoall.
Maul-fJco. Keklpl. W. White. C. 1,.
Kookoo, I Goodness, J. C. Keklpl, O.
P. Kaulmakaole. D. H. Kahaulcllo.
Oahu C. K. Notley, W. Mossman,
J. M. Kealoha. Peter Makla, W. Knhl
baum, S. K. Mahoe, K. I). Kuapuu, J.
K. Nakookoo, Henry Meheula, J. M.
Poepoe, I). Knhoolcnwal.
Kauai It. I'uukl, S. Makalla, J. K
Apolo, S. Puulcl, Jas. Molkl.
Tho follow Ins make up the executive
ELECTRIC
SCINTILLATIONS
One Electric Light In the sitting room Is worth twenty re
proaches on the staircase.
Many lives were lost In perfecting Electric Light, and
many tempers are lost by not using It,
Put Electric Lights In your servants' quarters. They won't
rise up and call you blessed, but they will work better.
Have Electric Lights In the nursery. It la a tonic and It
leaves the air pure. ,
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., Ltd.
Office King St., near Alakca 'Phone Mali 390
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NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE
NEEOS A GUARDIAN.
Iho business mnn nhn Is tnn husv t
look utter Ills health and personal
comfort needs a Kiiarrtlnn.
To notlco dandruff and falling
hair Is beneath Ills Idea or business,
letter when Inrurnblo baldness con:ei
ho will waste money trying" to over-
lierplclde Will Hao It.
como tho result of his own neglect.
Homo ono at homo should look nftcr
lilm. At first night of dandruff
which Is a coniaKlous disease New
bro's lierplclde should bo used. It
cures dandruff nnd stops falling hair
by destroying tho dandruff germ,
A
BTora
drllxhtful hair dressing.
Ul.-I11.MJ INBTANTUr.
lierplclde Will Have It Too Late for lierplclde.
HOLLISTER DRUG CO,
SPECIAL AGENTS.
Applications at Prominent Barber Shops.
Cor. Fott and Beretania Sis.
Crystal Spring's Butter
Refined appetites dtmand good butter. This Is the reason
why CRYSTAL SPRINGS BUTTER Is so popular with the
best people. We receive this butter fresh by every steamer
and If you are unacquainted with Its merits would recommend
an Immediate trial. Its exquisite flavor Is preserved Intact by
the cardboard cartons In which the butter comes packed.
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A. POSITIVE CURE FOR
ECZEMA
SCURVY
RHEUMATISM
NERVOUS DISEA8ES
WEAK LUNGR
CON8TIPATION
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
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GOUT
TUBERCULOSI8
BLOOD POISON
KIDNEY TROUBLE
IRREGULAR MENSES
LIVER TROUBLE8
SA-MU-LAH tabids s.rn compounded from the essence ot
raro East Indian Plants, nnd aro tho perfected result ot over
20 years ot medical research SA-MU-LAH acts promptly
on the Lungs, Liver and Kidneys. These organs are directly
responsible tor tho condition ot the blood. SA-MU-LAH Is a
blood purifying medlcln0 put up In tablet form, and contain
nothing of an injurious nature. They are Invaluable In case
of specific febrile dlsordcr8 where the blood. has a large excess
of febrino or uric acid. Every disease or disorder that flesh U
, belr to can be traced to impure Blood. 8A-MU-LAH has
helped thousands ot auK,rers. It can help you.
A 8ample Package of 8A.MU-LAH.tab-lets
will bo sent free to any person wri
ting and enclosing Sc. to cover cost of postage, -l't:
ON 8ALE AT PRINCIPAL DRUGGIST8.
PRICE PER BOX CONTAINING 25 TABLET8, 60 CENTS.
If your dealer cannot Bupply you,' send prlco and order to
POWELL DpUG i CHEMICAL COMPANY.
150 NA88AU ST., NEW YORK.
day evening. Thote In the party wero' .ommlttco. j. A. Akna j, M. Kealoha
mo MiBSes Morcnco anu Lena uovcr-jWi Ki Kalclhula, J. !. Poepoe, J. K,
111 and Messrs. n. M. Brown, A. A. WII- v.knoknn. .1. P Mnnnlnal. TV 11 Ku.
son, Theo. II. Dauman and E. Dover-1 mc. Kimnlmakaolo, J. Kaualil. W.
III. A. A. wuson acteu as puoi. ai- Kahlbaiim. M. K. Knauwal, I,. K Slid.
tor tho party had been out for some do . K. Williams. II. Knllllhi. J
llttlo whllo they concluded that thcro i,a00 n Knmnhnlnnl. Kcoloba, Kahlua
was Mining uoing in mo nsu irasinm, rilmoku. Chas. Mnkolo, D. Knhalciia.
so tho crab catching tncUo was used Kelllhnnnlho. I). Knona, O. 7.. V. Wal-
and it Boon proved successful, though kalnnl. II. Meheula, J. K. Kaohl. Capt
only ono among tho party had any Pchenul, S. N. Keallna, Napclia, J. Xa-
kind of success at catching xwer crnus. maleliin, Paula Hokll
Theo. II. Dauman not only caught I
most of tho crabs, but proved himself. When ISaron Komura wbb a student
an artist In that special branch of flsh'.at the Harvard law school. In tho class
Ing. Ills method ot catching crabs, of '.7, his classmate nnd warm rrlenfl,
though a good one, afforded great Baron Kaneko. urgfd him to go into
amusement to those looking on. After !JcIcty. many hospltablo Boston doors
enough crabs were caught by this , lhJUS dTK
tlcman. the party thought they would ,0 1(J 8t,(,y of Amcrlcan cimrncter ,
pay Mr. Willis a visit, so they dlsem-Amcrcnn ,,ookB nnd OURCno Ameri
barked from their boat nnd walked up)Can f0 outside of conventional socio
fo tho Willis mansion, where they ty. Emerson was his favorite author,
found Mr. Willis at homo In company nnd from his writings ho adopted his
with W. E. Rowcll nnd W. P. Sanborn, motto. These and other things that
who nro Wsltlng him. After n short ore being said of this quiet diplomat
tl (l... i.rtA,l tnr linmo 3"'l Silent 111011 With keen "OljSCrVlnS
C w! iriSVunglnlnlhe district -" are .nteres.lng to know.
Ills Uslt hero this tlmo is In contiec- . ,,..,,, ,, mn., wi.ii.lv
Uon with tho Walnlha hul. which Is to kwwn muglcan $ slr i:dttnr(, l:lgar
who recently arrived In this country
havo a be meeting In Hanalel. w.
A. Kinney of Honolulu Is a lsitor In to rccc,ye ft (,CBree ,rom Yale UllUcr.
Hanalel, his visit also being In conncc- slty sr K(lnara-8 succcsa and fame
tlon with tho Walnlha hul. wcro achieved within tho past two
K. W. KInnoy, from Elceio, is in mo s During that brief period musl
district. .leal compositions by him of a high
Tho old bridge at waipa is now uo- order haye bc)m prcacntcd In England,
ing torn down to mako room for the Amercai Germany, nnd Franco, and
new bridge, wnicn is to ue put up uy nave won w(0 appreciation.
A. A. Wilson unacr conuaci. oir. vii'
Wfc ittomi-! GSSeSQ'
RAINIER BOTTLING WORKS,
PHONE W. 1331,
HONOLULU.
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triai "will
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H4IWER
NIPS!!
If you use stout or ate, and
do not wish to drink a whole
bottle at a time,
"NIPS"
were made lor your special
benefit.
"NIPS"
provide a package that will en
able you to use the proper
quantity without loss, or the
necessity of leaving any re
mainder to become stale.
"NIPS"
are what
sale by
you require. For
W. C. PEACOCK & Do., Ltd.
SOLE AGENTS-
JOHN POTTIE & SONS'
Australian HORSE
and CATTLE
REMEDIES,
Testimonials have been received
from Alexander & Baldwin Stock
Ranch, Parker Ranch Co., J. M. Hor
ner Ranch and all the leading planta
tion managers bear witness to wonder
ful cures wrought by these remedies.
Washington Light Co.
C. W. MACFARLANE,
manager
To Ship Owners, Ship Captains
And Ship Agents.
Until further notlco wo will dcltvor
soft ballast at 40c. per ton and bard
ballast at SOc.
lord & riKi.scn.
Telephone Main 108; South and Ka-
walabao Sts. 3173 31
PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.
WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE
We pack, haul and ship your
goods and save you money.
Dealers in STOVE WOOD, COAL and KINDLINGS.
toraje In Brick Warehouse, 126 Kingr St. Phone Main 58
ss
son has engaged tho valuable- assist
ance ot Oco. Mahlko, who is an expert
carpenter. Wilson hopes to havo tho
new brldgo up In a very few days.
It Is rumored that Dr. Mourltz of
The longest way around in tho lov
ers' way home.
on tho new Ilanalel-IIacna road in
earnest, nnd, much to tho satisfaction
EUREKALOL
ITCH-ECZEMA CURED
Kllauca has resigned from that place, of tho people in tho district, ho Is
and Intends leaving very soon. Again starting with tho approaches of the Lu
ocople aro to bo without a doctor Inlraahal brldgo lust complotcd by A. A
tho Hanalel district, a very much need, wilron.
cd person hero, Weather in Hanalel for tho last
George Mundon has at last started wank fine.
LEFT OUT IN THE COLD.
T soumiiNa that will curb nnmiiHa. but a rwrlflc nreacrlbtd for over
thlrt tars by Doctor Uurses. one of tandona most celebrated skin specialists.
Tne uuniKALOL ecskma curb is toe famous remedy cuaranteea to quickly
eve and permanently cure any dlseaso of the skin or ncaln. It Is Durelr antU
scptlo and germicidal. We have thousands ot testimonials to prove tho tru vtr-
'cori-alls." They absolutely do no
tue of Its bosltlve cure.
Don't wasti your time and money on
coou.
Writs to us at once for our famous EimtKAtoL Ecisua Com. It will tell
the story that Is more coavlnclns than pages of argument. Pries postpaid, 10
cents and 11.00.
Don't surrsn from those torturesome Piles. One application of tho famous
EnrKALOL Pilb Cum will give Immediate ri'liei. ITIeo postpaid, SO ocnts.
THE EUREKALOL REMFOY CO, 1187 Bergen St., BROOKLYN. N. Y.
HORSE CLIPPING
For a good one, ring up
Main 109 Electric Ma
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Horses called for and re.
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FORT ABOVE HOTEL STREET.
Telephone 109 Main.
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The Woven Wire Bed has become so deservedly popular that 999 out of
every 1,000 beds sold are of that make. Why? Because, when properly
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