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iDtulitlj In AdTance.
A. W. PEARSON.
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TUIISPAY XOVEMIIEit 1
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HAWAII NEEDS REPUBULAMJM.
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Willi the closing of the last
the cnmpilK" f Prince Kuhlo for the
HAWAII
Delegateshlp, there In left In the mind also, for the four-footed detroer litis
lmprelon. that " tiwlo for nunll n.I phMiwnt ami
of the people only one
for the young fledglings whhh he will
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to the CTit
when Hawaii sends n man
c m1(cj o mXMy
conclave V0f the chlefii of her people, j ,f (no nnlnnn KeBt the favorite
at WnslilnKton for the enactment ter ot the inonKooe will he destroyed,
and till will help to some extent In d-
of law for the control of the many
. crciiH nir the peril of poultry hut the
distinct sections of the country, to cZJlL plaBue to the
rpent the wishes of the people the Ter- mnlmlm 0f destrurtlvenexs would he
rltory, she owes It to herself that the for the l.eRlilature to offer a stnndlnK
man chosen should he one In whom the'iewurd for mongoose iewar.1
, . ,,, lilB eiioUBh to set the small hoys mid
people have conildence. (JI( men Qf th() Terrlt,)ry Ilt uork tra),.
TheflBht which has occupied the pas', j pl)K tJe mtlc nnlml. California did
tKo months has been passed upon the , ueil with the J5 reward fc5r coyote
one Idea, wnal shall he done for the scalp-, as to encourage the belief that
1 f the neoiile. On the side of the a fifty cent bounty on mongoose heads
opposition to this Is the sectional, the
personal haired and the race piejudlee
contest waged by Wilcox and his followers,
none ot whom have been so
rabid In speech or so Illogical In con-
dusions, ns the luiole confidant of AVII
cox, i:dgar Caypless Tl...r n.iiiiilns
for'the' people then only to weigh the
advocates and their arguments, and of! There Is a geneial lament oer empty
the results on Tuesday next there re-'pews. We seem to be experiencing a
mains no doubt when the character of decline In church attendance, especially
the voters is taken into consideration in the cities We build large and beau-Prince
Kuhlo has neer wavered from tlful churches, equip them with every
his one principle. He Is In the fight for convenience and comfort, we have line
that which shall be for the greatest music, and there are many able pi each-good
of the people of the Islands. He its In our pulpits, men who keep
does not wige war against the haole,. abreast of the times, who read and
Nor doeH he wage a campaign per s think, who have something- to say and
against Wilcox or his friends. He has know how to say It. Vet the pews are
stood, he is now, the repiesentatie of sparsely illled. The people are
as against standing still. He where, on the street, in the parks, 01 at
wants to see this Territory one of the' home reading the newspapeis and
foremost In the nation, and he Is opposed
by the foices which stand for
tendencies.
There has bten in tills fight no question
which has stopped Home Kule argument
more effectively, than the
pie one. "What has Wilcox done for his
country. 01 what has he essayed mat
will be of benefit to the people at
'
large."
To this he has always answered with
platitudes and aln boastings. It is Wilcox
who has always for his people,
and when they ask facts he gives them
words. If they should demand ure.iui ,,,... ,)Ut ue ..tount u hardship to
hr would give them stones. Through I llk n ,L j,0(.k, to attend the forer
all the campaign runs the eln ot thMnoon ppn ,ce Another w titer
"Return me to Congress and i t,n,utes religious decline to "the bplrlt
1 will again (recele my salary and ,. ;w,ildli.nss that petvades the
expenses, to the amount of lt nB0 ln its rUMh ilfler Blllll (1
V.OHO, jind you will hae the .. SIU ,motlel thinks that "the
tlon of knowing that you h..e chosen 1(1W Htie t Hprituallty oft.'n seen ln
the man who will spend it. -Milium?
for the people, all for Wilcox and ins
followers.
'ints is ine antiinesi.s 01 me
can fight, for the leader has said only
that he wants to secure the olllce for(,BtU8S lhese qm.stlotiH, but they
simple purpos,. that he may woilt ,., aHk ie public why It
for the benefit of his people
To the forclgnets It Is only neressaty
to asK me question: -v. men is me
stand of the man who will cnect
things of benefit for all the people? I
To the Hawallans the question Is, "Who,
In the past has wotked for the people
the nlll who looked upon all as his
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Mi. uiiu uiiiuii, "l"'""
working for his own aggrandizement. '
A nl tfA n..l1l..pla..,ai af 1. n t lwtl
nZ inV "A". -a Tin"', ' ',."'V . Z
Prince shows that their hearts are villi
him In the struggle which will mean
so much for the future of the
tory.
OPENING NEW LAND.
The Sen country is being exploted by
a party of white men headed by
Charlev." a famous plalnbinau, to
whom the Mexican government
granted i provisional deed of the land. ,all,i nioro absorbing works of fiction
The Seris occupy the Island of Tlburon, have been wiltten by any Western au-a
terra Incognita In the Gulf of Call- thot since the ear dajs ot lltet lliute,
fornla, about which arm of the sea is thnn "Mc Teague" nnil "Thd Octopus,"
jnoro unexplored tertltory than can bo Xorrls' masterpieces. The one Is a tale
found anywhere els In North America of modern San Francisco, the other n
south of the upper Canadian settle- ,
meiits. Hy common icpute the Indians
are cannibals. They are certainly more
ferocious than Apaches ns they have
been known. In hand to hand combats,
to strip tlesb from their enemies with
tr.cir teem in nianv pnvstcai respccia,
they dlffir fioin tlu mainland Indians, '
having more of lhe points of the thor
uughbred animal Their average height
exceeds fclx feet and Ihey are piobably
the most tireless walkers and runners
lr. tho world. There Is a, certain sanctity
nbout their marriages and home
life although polygamy prevails among
them. In the matter of languago their
I ecullarlty Is veiy marked, their speech
being a Jargon of Welsh, due, It Is
Bald, to their Intermarriage, during Die
sixteenth century, with a ship's company
of Welshmen who were wiecked
on Tlburon island,
This island las ong attracted gold-
seekers, Uut expedition after
tlon has been beaten off. Only tl.ro
nr fn.ir vr. ,.,. .. Han ni..., kliier
and soino of nls crew met tlmlr fate
there. Mexicans, though tho trrrlimlul
havo never bten nblo
f...i IV IO.JV HI .llllllllll.
"Arizona Pharl." lakes with lilm a
large force, of adventure, .no-l of
whom invu ImiJ experoiico in liullnn
liRliilnir Tliuy propose 0 esurinlimit
ur it mining proposliioit f "puns it,
Iff n (liutllt riiUBU If inlimiul liiillcw
Hon lire wai.tinir Naturally lliis.
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V'r,,,mi u"" "'' ,",,,,!" iiuu. K. T. A U Co
f nous of coii... .i. nr o iiu ami
, uluOMrT.uu.m u" .. iff n "MZ. '7 ifnen '.u.d Crll. M-' c. Z
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)M,ncn. .nr tlm fact llmt Mr . . , . ''", o. k. A l.
ilt m , ruiw i iiuli wiirLliiiwI. "', V im. "I"1 ,;o ' !"iml ,v:l'..'. J',,U'.T".6 '"' c
unoulie.it u6U,. uln. wi.iat. t.. .biav u nr" ii,hhhI .. Iiv b.'t'il loH"il khIihIu a i. o. '.
A Srver. um, ll.nl Inn of tlm elomilu aljui Tip' ulimluw p turcK nf M IClllli y .
y!l(. iB.jnHiit uiu arinui) lo lliu iwlli. mi ih .n ..f ihu ,iwi.iu wlm, in u. li "",l w..n .r wuiiiinry llu" t
and ilulr vwi ius Imcii inuiln nvi .irnjiiisuiim will .Hinblnu furuM vsllli Wlliinlii buv w imlnivil uin
l!)lj) u fciiuill Ii4intijii tiuilD copMhlt! an. ihv Kil,.pullu uu mmIII Uiu'l'1'"! bioiiKUl I '' nmiiy hiiiwiIh
im'cbiiIoii. of 'uliillliitf tho vi.iodn" I in., tin, ,,( (.mm,,.,!,!, im loMiMiainiH .nijlmii In i lil.f Mvlvllln of Hi
'flib locJIion of ribiii.in uluud is i . r. ,. .. . . n i... ....... i ...,,. n,. ... ...... .i. i,,..o ..... ,.i ,,. .,,mi. i
linu wlf way vp I In. llwif ... i'inf.r
nl. ivltli'ii HulU nf r(u Mrlmn Hiiiiii
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ISIANO J'LJTS.
l HMed IS it. H Mbui "
in una I.IIrI.1 lnnnn I i H '
tut hM n nlll " "
The lnnlKhn I Hr'HK " """ "'th
i- ii..t uluritulv (t l-d It n .thlitR
.nii - .ul hwni, m ihr ........ ..ft.
nblc t free thrlr panim lend ttuin
the urn!, nf lh JhmitW nnd increjnwv
...rrMmlliiKly. th dairy iHdiMrtrr
tlp HiMtrtuufllfn or MtMill fanning
Tn ,(Iv.irHT hN that Ihr Hx
-,,. m ... t Iwr.wpo the iiioi.Km.Mi
IiIukuo. which, like the InntHnn
Iv urrntR the roftt of llvlll " Ihr
imnluniKc wcie nKaln free, milk should
be cheaper nnil If the utongnow were
exterminated, should k .limn to
ennui prices The uplands nil nlmut the
lp,' nf'' wo" adapted 1" tl"" raising of
potllir , inn me u.uiiK"""e ' "" h'
(after the young 1'hlcketiH hut It steals
,,.KKa uheiovcr It win lln.l them Not
only egg and chickens would be
,.,rkel except foi
(, rnvnRCB of lne mnKim(... hut game
would be highly productive
THE EMPTY PEW.
The H angelical Messenger (Cleveland)
In n recent leading edltorl.il un-
der the heading, "Why Do Not the Peo-
pie Go to Church?" declares.
novels What is the mattei ?
The same paper not long ago Invited
Its readers to contribute to a symposium
on the questions invoHed, and prints
a number of their answeis. One writer
gives It as his conviction that "the lea
h0n ,or lhe Iut.k ot uphhual life and
nnui'i In inaiiv nf our boiletles and
(unonK our people Is the want of real
and ..elf-denial. Our
fntheis, he sajs, "Uoe fioin thirty to
sixty miles to nttend the quartet ly
meetings and many times walked
twelve to llfteen mlle to prntei -meet-
,,. cnurch" Is due to the fait that
.., vncei philosophy, asltonomy, etc
aro ,hsot upon in the pulpit, In thice of
j)10 WOrd" ,
noicimon and rellcloun turners often
stios at home. If they would do tnat
uni , A uny , Re, cantM
llu. ,,., t nlBilt 1)( , k,t n ,.,,, t
nBiIt Uo lllt.i, understamllngs.
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I 1IL IM.1I..I.CDV, t V VI IMIIM HO- (
mi t lull that can celebtate i... i.i.tii.i.t
of their 121st consecutive I tiler to say I
nothing of hi- being of the same family
as his ptedecesMiis. The Entpeior of
Abss,nl..a e.a.ns descent f.om King
..!..,.... .....I ... nun..,, ..f lint
I'l'.l'llll'tl Hill) UIC VUtVtt VI, .J.IV.UU u 1
his line of ancestry Is not nearly so
' - "' f e,twhlle
Mikado and now Einpetor ot Japan
The latter, among the peculiar exceptions
which put him along among modern
sovereigns, can count upon the most
unaltetable and umiuestlonlnc lojalty
ot his subjects, even including that ot
the e-Tycoon who would have oei(lh
oil his tcmpoial power but fm
bloody revolution of 1SGS.
i The death of Flank Notrls Is .1
has.Um t bus to liteiaturo. No stronger
stoty of the long and tragic struggle of
the Snn Joaquin ranchers villi the
Southern Pacllle tallroad. Perhaps, If
he bad lived to reach the maturltj of
his powers. Fiank Norrls would have
been the American Dickens.
1
The disposition In tho Unstern papets
ti poke fun at Senator llurton'n views
of Hawaii would be Increased if they !
knew the methods he took to a. milr.'
them.
Tho Row ln tho Commons
LONDON, Oct. M So bitter has be-
i ime the feeling because of recent dls
tut bam es in the Houso of Commons
that several of the older inoinbeis have
inlvately declaied that they will not
neck re-election, In leapotlHO to
us decViratlmiH by some up -
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ihirS'TiTioL .a.iVfJ. Villi
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' ur ".B? , Promised to Pxero a the elos -
llro a MlunKt,r ,,,, ,,, ,lu ,mB
net before attempted. The buliullts to
,, ,.ul.... fr ',,., ., , .i,,,,.,,.
f the NaiionallstH .in
MllUUIlliSlU mumrv .iv.ip tin. illllleillllHri
uin iumi . ......i, ., vtur...iy mim
'iimi hi r . n i)ms iltnui. ..niy 1'im.ii
TELEGRAPH
BREVITIES
The hiNtllh "f Jay I'.M.k. 1 i piot inK I
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Oil wells Hie belUR ill. i .pe.1 In
AlApkn.
Only $,!.('() In If. 8. bop. Is are held
abroad.
Kxplorer 1'eaty haw had two toes amputated.
The output of nnthracttc Is
'
dally , I
The story of a plot aKainst Loubct
Is denied
Mi'ticlelc mny nld the llrltlsh In I
Somallland
(Icorge Ooul.l has bought a farm for
polo ponies.
The St Paul and I Inn linan lines are
iu ii merger
Hears are ety plentiful ln Nevada
County, Cal. I
The rumored engagement of Miss
Roosevelt is denied.
Mere earthquake tiro icported from
I.os Alamos, Cal. 1
The French walnut crop will be small,
owing to bad weather.
Win. Jennings Brjnn Is making political
speeches In Nevada.
John Cut tin, the veteran detective of
San Kranclsco, Is dead.
About two-thirds of the Pennsylvania
collletles have tesumed.
Morgan's tube scheme In London has
been completely defeated.
Horde! veterans were the pallbearers
at Jim Younger's funeral.
The Southern Pacific olllclals s-ay that
oil fuel Is n great success.
Mrs. Flake scored a success In her
new play, Mary of Magdala.
The volcano of Izalco In Pa vadot la
In a state of violent eruption.
One hundred scientists will meet at
Ilerlln to discuss tuberculosis.
Cnpt. McCalla will succeed Admiral
Miller In command ot Mare Island.
The llrltlsh have resulted
fnvotably for the Conservatives.
Much damage has been done to shipping
by stotnis on the Nome loast.
With the capture of Gen Navairo,
fighting has ceased In San Domingo.
II P. Nlckerson may become president
of the Southern Pacllle railroad.
Shanghai and the entire valley
will soon be vacated by the allies.
Edison will establish factories ln Europe
to make his new automobile
y.
Charles M. Schwab will establish a
fashionable colony near Great Neck,
L. I.
Washington believes the transfer of
the Danish Islands Iuih only been delayed.
Rev Daniel Tenney, a prominent
Piesbyteilan inlnihter, died at San
Diego.
A ton of Mrs. Leslie Carter has, by
Joining IiIh mother, forfeited his inheritance.
The shattered Hiltlsh expedition to
Somaliland wns not attacked during Its
letteat.
The Ktetich premier will try to end
the coal sttlke as Roosev.lt did In
A met lea.
OJedn, Spain's new mlnltet, hns presented
his riedentlals tp Piesldent
Roosevelt.
4 flliliL.liA.. TllAH.Inn rt C?,ftA T viiaId
iiviiiinuwp jviuiuujf wi run
m, Is III Rome and will leturn by way
of Ireland,
The woman who had her beait sewed
up In New York, has finally succumbed
to the shook.
Steamships may land hordes of
in Lower California to he smuggled
across the line.
Washington OIndden of Ohio has been
piesldent of the American
.Missionary vshoeiuiion.
lhuboMsadoi I'm ter asks that the ex-
il'lUKllill ill jlllici li an jutKU Hum me
French tin f be defeired.
Miss JInrle Oge, Is engnged to marry
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.Maniott tor ueiamitig tier.
A Uoweiy theatte audience hurled
missiles at the pursuets of Bandit Tra
cy ln the pluy of that name. v
Washington Is not pleased fit the
Samoan award to Germany and will
not accept It ns a. precedent.
As the Kaiser will not make concessions
the outcome of tho tariff
Uie'tion lu Geimuny Is In doubt.
I1ie noitli coast limited train was
held up near Drummond, Mont., but
lhe i obber got little plunder.
Chile Is said to have made a scciet
Meaty with Colombia and mny give the
government naval assistance.
Captain Cnognn of Snn Francisco, a
well known marine man, has been
drowned off Dlotuedes Islands.
Maor Schmltz of San Francisco, is
speaking and playing the violin at
Hearst meetings In New York.
A lightning bolt descended the shnft
of a mine at Nevada city, Cal., nnd
knocked several miners
Hiigland nnd Oirinany are wild to
have a sect el agreement for the dlv .sun
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ui i in uikucpc ic'iiu1 in c.u... iihihi,
John Daly of Chicago, has had part
of his brain removed but Is likely to
let over and have the full use ot Ills
faculties.
Justice Hnilnn of the Supreme Coutt
stopped a class light at tho Columbia
law school by getting Into It himself
and seizing the leaders.
In the 125.000 stilt of Jennie llelasco
against Win J. Sloano of New York,
for btench of promise, tho Jury brought
iii u vcullct of sl rents.
Munlerer Young, who Is coiiIIiikI In
'.,.,u Toombs, iWH written n sensntlonal
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rn,,lUtl 8U",Uo ln
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K1"B Alf0,,HO ,MW '""""",e'1 "K,C "
fussiir i.0ll0 the latter refused to
iiIhhiImi htm from certain lovn Intrigues
without a, soveio iiennnce.
P, II. Anderson of Kntpriiilso. Kas ,
i ii.iu ...tn. unit r.m. dm lvinn.iiito vviiu i.
V ..'.'....
iini u.mi,v.i ,,k.., nin III" liultu
Imii Iiuh iiivi. u railing nlu MXt
imni.tiivi . mo iiiillf nuns lu iu wy or
Ukinv imlruUiuii nil fiM on lMlll.hli
!:"""'.' v" r w
Illlo It. II. I 0.0 p. c
luvi r iiu vlmiiiiwii bill Imtu
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LOCAL BKEVITICS.
mtln li hk --n i pfp4 i i lp
n I "! 'H llivh HViiff au
f ! Hon
!
Talr rhr. anxthrr i.ik
buca fr.m l'r..f.wnr .t
Alam.iU 1 welii) Imxea of the
rsme and Ihey lll ! dlslrlh'
nipl thwnhiy will 1. H.p int liartn
to lantan.t. '
Hupt Ho).l litis rweltxl a reply from
Auditor Meyers to his demand for Octo
ber anlary. In whleh the law as (unieu
In tlm Advertiser Is referred to. Tor
the present at lenst Mr Iloyd will probably
take no further action
Wtlpt. Cooper elerday Inspeited the
Kewnlo ilmln and found that the storm
water had been ctinleJ off In ood
shape. There Is howeter .onslderable
water statidlnf? In the Knkaako district,
as the result of the heavy rain.
Durlnt? last evenlns's parade it hunch
lf fireworks exploded unexpectedly near
,, Q jIan & Sot).s Htore on Kn(? street
nmi f(.i the crowds scurrying for
nelter. Fortunately no one was In-
lured though n lot of rockets, etc., went
up In smoke.
The meeting of the Honolulu Hn-I
sinter's Association which was to have
'been held las evening was postponed
.because of the Republican parade and
1 ally, many of the membeis being In
line. The meeting will be held Monday
evening, November 17th, Instead.
An Involuntary petition In bankruptcy
has been Hied against H V. Jones of
Illlo by II. Hnckfeld & Co., Theo. II.
Davles & Co. and B. N Holmes, a Illlo
inetchnnt. Hackfeld's claim is the largest,
being $1,317.01, Davles ,t Co. claim
JG8.62, and Holmes J.123.00 The petitioners
say Jones committed an act of
bankruptcy In transferring to Win.
Downer his Interest In two Olaa lots,
with the Intent to defraud his creditors.
Wray Taylor, Commissioner of Agriculture,
has received a letter from E.
M. Grilllths, the expert forester from
Washington who visited Honolulu a few
months ago, saying he wns to have left
Manila on the tenth of last month. He
Is to return to the States by way of
India, then going to Get many before
returning home. In leference to seeds
of Philippine trees uml shrubs Mr.
tlths wtltes that the cholera and
typhoons have pi evented him from
sending any to Honolulu, but that Cap
tain Abe. n. In chaige of the foiestry
bine.iu nf the Islands, had been nsked
b h.n. to 1111 the icqitest vvlien possible.
)
Moi McLane, the authoress, will
leave Hoslnn and return West.
The Ptcaldent, having neiuly recovered,
lias icnuiiicd his evening dilves.
Wi Ight, the labor commissioner, has
been added to the coal commission.
It is now believed that the proposed
sttlke on the Southern Pacllle railroad
will be averted.
In i mr day Foxh.ill Keene was thrown
f i om his automobile and bitten by a
vicious bull-dog.
A young Hiussels pnjslclan claims to
have found a seium that easily cuies
w nooping cougn.
Emperor William and King Cuius of
Portugal will confer with King Edwatd
over Delagoa bay.
The New York Yacht Club has elected
Emperor William and Piince Henty
honorary members.
iivi.ivi i st ji.io.ot. lit mi; iv; u(i
subway Iniuied thiee nersons and
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John II. Jackson will go to Athens ns
Amei lean minister to Gieeco. II. L
j Wilson will lemaln In Chile.
Geoige Martin, an Insane cleigynuui,
has been arrested In London, with a
pound of gun-powder In his possession,
with which he pioposed to destroy a
I
stand elected to obseive the Roval
piogress near St. George's church.
A Lime Shoulder Is usually caused
by rheumatism of the muscles, and
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may tie cureu oy me use oi cjna
luin ;. x'uiu imiin xiiih iiiitiiiciiL ii .." -
1
, cualcd as a soothing lotion, One
' plication gives relief. Try it. All deal-
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-" .- f.r" " .- i
i Co., agents for Hawaii.
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHAN .
Honolulu, November 3, ID'jJ
name or srecs Capital Vftl Bid Alk.
Mep.cimils
0. Brewer A Co. 1,000,000 185.
L. B. Ken C!o., Ltd.. VIIO.OOVI
BCUiB
S.fOO.OCO 20
Hhw! Agricultural c o 1,000,000 100 .... 275
IIhw. Dom. A Bug. Co, 2SU.7WI too S3.
liaw. sugar ivO S.O'JO.WW 20 23
llonomu 710,000 100 110
HouoVna 2,000.000 20 IS
Haiku 600,000 100
Kithllku BUO.OOO 20 20
Klhel Man. Co., L'd. 2,500,000 50
Klpahulu 160.000 100
Uiilni. . v 100
3,500,000 2i
fStr
----. -o 100 W
Uuuincu l,0l.000 20
UoLala 500,000 SO 10
(llsa Biuar Co, At.. M 2.000 20 is
Ola I aid Dp. I J.tO'J.OOO 20
OlOWRlU . .. lDU.UOU 100 iiVt
1'aauhau Suxai l'lau
tatlon Co 5,000,000 50
Pacific 100
1'ala.. iro.ooo .100
I'epeckeu . 100 150
Pioneer . . .... 2,750,000 100
aUlua Ak. Co, .... 1,500,000 too 50 55
Walluku 700.000 100 325
Waltnsualo. . asj.ouo 100 170
bTEtKHHir CO' I
WiUtertf. B.co 500,010 100, 100
lutbfb.and t. f Co. 500.0C.J 100 100
llaw'n KlectrteCo,,,, 30 0TO 95
nun. u. t. a l. co 250,0cO
Mutual Tel. Co SU.OUO
O. IUU Co 2000 000 110
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Btntu of lii.'liiiiiiiiiitinii liv mi I p.
piiro comltthiii nf th M ! mil. n
want of tc.i.B in the sjstoin. I
Hootho tin; Inllnmcd moiiibmnc,
Klreiigtlifn the wcakoiiwl Hystoni,
nnil the Miu:imrKfl will btop to do
this purify tho LIoihI.
"I was troubled with catarrh for yi".rt
and tried rarloui. rrtnedlet but found in lb
Ing that would cure me, I then rrtol ed
to try llooil'g .ursApatllln and took Ijnt
bottles which Ptttlrely rured me I have
never been tro'ililod with rnlarrh sl'icv
As a blood purllicr I can tlnd nothing elre
equal to Rood's Snrapnr!lla." Wiuii"
SnraMAM. lfO) Gth'st., Milwaukee, VI
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Cures cuturrh radically anil
removes its cause iuuI
ovci comes all iU eiTecta.
Aeuept no Mibstitute.
HUblNKSS CAKDS.
H. HACKFELD & CO. LTD. QeneraJ
Commission Agents, Queen St., Honolulu,
H. L
F, A. SCHAEFER & CO. Importers
and Commission Merchants, Honolu
lu, Hawaiian Islands.
LEWERS & COOKE. (Robert lowers
y. 3. Lowrey, C. M. Cooke.) Importers
and dealers in lumber and build
Ins materials. Office, 414 Fort St.
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. Ma
chlnery of every descrltlon made to
order.
MCI II
I
The Famous Tourist Route of the
World.
In Connect.on With the Canadian-Australian
Steamship Line
1 Tickets are Issued
To All Points in "the United States
and Canada, via Victoria and
Vancouver.
MOUNTAIN RESORTS:
Banff, Glacier, Mount Stephens
and Fraser Canon.
Empress line ol sieomers'irom voncouver.
Tickets to All Points In Japan, China
India and Around the World.
For tickets and general Information
applv to
THEO. H. DAVIES& CO., LID.
Agentp Canadian-Australian S. S. Line,
Canadian Pacific Railway.
TRANS-ATLANTIC FIRE INS. Ct
OF HAMBURG.
Capital of the Company ai.S
reserve, reichsmarks .1 ,OOO.HI
Capital their reinsurance com
panies .101,650,001
Tola re'ehsmarks .. .107,650,01
North German Fire Insurance C
OF HAMBURG.
Capital of the Company and
reserve, relchsmarks 8.SS,00f
capital tneir reinsurance companies
S5,tM,00l
Total relchsmarks 43,836,001
The undersigned, general agents of
the above t0T the Ha
ailan Islands, are prepared to Insure
Hulldlngs, Furniture, Merchandise and
Produce. Mnchlnery. etc.: also Sugai
end Rice Mills, and Vessels In the har.
bor, against loss or damagt by Are or
the most favorable terms.
H. HACKFELD & CO., Limits?
The Elgin
WORLD'S STANDARD
FOR TIME KEEPING.
Should be ln the pocket of vn
wearer of r Watch.
Many Fears' handling of Watch,
convinces us, that price considered, th.
Elgin Is the most satUfootory ot Aw
erlcan Watches.
Cased In
Nickie, Silver. Gold Filled
and Solid Gold.
We have a full line and sell them a
right prices.
ELGIN'S reach us right.
ELOINS, reach you right.
Elglns stand for what Is right In t)m
keeping and lasting qualities, and thai
Is why we are right In pushing tfc
Elgin Watch.
HsF.WICHMAN
BOX 342.
Win. G. Irwin & Co.,
LIJIITKI).
Firo and Marino Insurance A'gts
AUENTB FOR TUB
Uoyul Insurance Company ot LWaryoo,
Alliance Assurance Company of Lon
inn.
i
Alliance, Marine and Cl.nera! Assurans.
Co., Ltd., of iMiidon.
litoltlsh Union National Insurant.
Company of Bdlnburgb,
Wllkslmt of Madfeburx Ocnaral Insur
anoe CoKipMft . ...
Associated AMuranee Co,, Ltd., of Us
nlcb and Berlin.
MWm (lie Mm (
Th undprnltcnrd liavl.m bftn aim
poltiled airnti of tht abi ve company
Mo prpmd to Insure tlski aalnl
flic on Htone and Ilrlck llulldlnjn ati
on Mrrchatullsc stored thertln on th
iti'nt favorable terms. Pur particular
apply at the office of
F. A. BUIAKrHIt A CO., Arts.
German Lloyd Marine Intur'c, c
OF UKHLIN.
Fortuna General Iniuranc C
OF BERLIN.
The abov Insurance Companies bava
established a general agency here, tat
the undersigned, general agents, ar
authorized to take risks against th
dangers of the sea at the most reasonable
rates and on the most f&vorabla
terms,
F. A. SCHAEFER St CO..
General Agents.
General Insurance Co. (or Stti
River and Land Transport.
of Dresden.
Having established an agency at Ho-'
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands, th
undersigned general agents are authorized
to take risks against the danger
of the sea at the most reasonable rates
and on the most favorable terms.
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., '
Agents lor the Hawaiian Islands.
Now
is
the
Time
to
Plant
s
E
SEEDS
D
S
A large bhipment of freeh
seeds has just been received.
It is not neceEfeary to send to
the const for gard in or vegetable
seeds when tho same
may be had in a few day's
from the
Hollister
Drug
Company
Honolulu,
Hawaii.
The Bank of Hawaii
LIMITED.
Incorporated Under the Laws of tq
Republic of Hawaii.
CAPITAL J600.0M.
OFFICERS AND DIUECTOKB.
Chas M. Cooke Preside!
p. n. Jnnpn Vice Presldei
C. H. Cooke Cashl
F. C. Atherton Assistant Cashl
Directors Henry waiernouse. xo
May. F. W. Macfarlane. E. D. Tenne
J. A. McCandless.
Solicits the Accounts of Firms, co
poratlons, Trusts, Individuals, and wl
promptly ana careiuuy auenu a
business connected with banking el
trustpii to it. Sell and Purchase Fd
elgn Exchange, Issue Letters of Credl
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordnlary and Term Deposits recelvl
and Interest allowed ln accordance wl
rules and conditions printed in p
books, copies of which may be bad
application,
Judd Uulldlng, Fort Street.
ni inurm n n nil I c Are wsrrtal
ULAntC0 D l
Pains la the back, and all kindred eol
plalnu, Fre "xim Msrcury. Gatablut
upwards f n years. In boxes 4s.
cb. of all CteaUta and Patent Me
cine Vendor throughout the 1
Proprietor, The Lincoln and MldU
CounUe Drug Oowpany, Uncola,