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TIIE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AnVEKTISEK: HONOLULU, rKHElAKY ltv 1S33.
w IGARTY WINS OUT
Another Victim Cured,
The Character
What a Honolulu IuiJy l!u to
i?ay ofDnun Hackachc anJ
KiJncy Pill.
Victory
for Defendant in
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Damage Case.
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Jury Out a Long Time-Three Dis
sent Antl Mouth Sprinkling
Law Unconstitutional.
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is the greater
portion of its
value
It is this quality of character -which has
helped to make the Stein-Bloch clothes fa
mous, besides the fact that they contain
every essential quality of the made-to-order
sort at about one-half the price.
Apply the test of your personal
Investigation today.
M. ficINERNY,
Modern Clothier,
rierchant and Fort Streets.
Your Roof
And Gutters
Before Jud-ro PTry yesterday
ida-Carty dama:r ull o;
cupied the attention of the io ir: ..:;!
nesses were examined ami the do?;
attention of the jury ua required dur
ing the trial. I-iwyers Davis and
Dickey conducted th trial for thr?
plaintiff. Attorney MeClanahati :;-pearr-d
for the defendant. The near
est approach :o oratory vt reach"!
during this term of Court was uttered
yesterday afternoon. Both attorney.
McClanahan and Davis, were at time
eloquent when addressing the Jury. Mr.
McClanahan pictured the stnipcle :n
Cartys livery stable between Vida and
Carty with almost painful vividness,
telling of the blows given by Vida. a
young man of 27. and received by Car
ty, an old man or t0. The contrast w..s
given the more strength by the pres
ence of the two men in the court room.
Perhaps the chief power of Attorney
Davis is his intense earnestness, lilt
apt quotations from the Bible concern
ing truth, and his dramatic accusation
of perjury on the witness stand direct
ed against Carty wen only equaled by
his sarcasm when speaking of the in
fallibility of policemen, a thrust the
more interesting because of the fa.-:
that Marshal Brown had given toii
mony for the defense.
It was difficult to decide upon whith
side was the preponderance of evi
dence. The jury was out two hour
and a half, returning a verdict for the
defendant, three dissenting.
Before Jude Stanley's court Yon,;
Tai was convicted of importing opium.
three jurors dissenting. Yong Tal was
v:.e arc jc4'.a4
Inc s-cu::eJ patent Cicd.cIacJ. I"', a
t:' testimonials a s'.tcu :o- o--t
lo convince the moil skeptical ihu all
remedies are cot without a-.ri:.
Hose testimonial. certainly nr-it
acctpteU s being Cr: cUij an! r
tlvc proo! o! the curatlc fcaturt c! a ,
rente-ir. Watch this f pice f jr a :ici
Ex
iS.
G. Wilder
Brou
us alor.
i
of testimonials of pop!c c!I an ! Tar
orab!y known
Mr. Grace Dold, Z2 Yo ;n iiu?:. .
s.iyi: "i was trotiV.cd wita eniarc
mvnt of the liver; suffer d severe ?ilni
la ny
year?.
ciun an I taking mcdlcln-v of all
kir.di and falllnc to cct Te'.U!
i
I purchased a box of Doaa'j KUccyj
with other Carrii
es a handsome line
of . .
rUht side and lame t ack f Jf to
After consulting a Ial
h wlf Surreys
We have a Large As
sortment of this
intrinsically valu
able article, which
we are selling at
the most reason
able Figures.
si
o
o
o
o
o
6
Ol
o
Pills and soon was relieved of the
vere pains, could enjoy a goal !xp
an i am satliflcd the Pills curcJ rne."
Doan's Kidney and Backache PillJ
can bj obtained at the Ilolllstcr Drus
Co.. Ltd.. Fort Street, at 0c a box.
J. LAN DO.
with or without
Rubber Tires. Large
Roomy Seats.
Always on hand with a full line of
BOYS' EOBBY C10THISC,
HATS AND CAPS, GOLF SHIRTS,
URDERWEAR, PERCALE SHIRTS,
UNDERWEAR, Wool 2nd Cotton.
HOSIERY, PAJAMAS, KLC&WEAR
AND HANDKERCHIEFS.
out during the heavy rains that may be expected at any inK the h.rinK of th. hawa on.u "BOSS Of tlie Road" Overalls,
petitions 1- the Suprrmc Court. It.- FOR MEN ANO UOVS.
lllilc. isenience was set over iwi euiuMi.i.
S'JCC?SO: to
L.E.TRACY.
I. 0. 0. F. Bs;!ii:?.
.
' i . f . ' : s
Vl. :;-v-v ? .J
I
e. w. mm
o. 1 0
FREE EXlffllttTIOH.
i
c I j ..4. fKrtirrK ranoir hafnrp 7n flrp Wflhpfl one of the Clilnamrn who camo on the
onuuiu uc pui m uiuiuusii .a,. j Doric an,, wa
as held In quarantine dur-
-ooo-
I stand ready to do any necessary repairs required.
Remember the heavy storm last year that did so much
damage.
ooo
JOHN NOTT.
sentence was set over till Wednesday.
Chu Kit. who was sentenced to p.y
a fine of $2r.O by the District Magistrate1
of Waianao. for havins opium In p -session.
appealed to the Circuit Cour.
Thft sentence of the District MagUtrate
was confirmed.
During the afternoon Fiodor Welr.-
biskl occupied the attention of the Jur-
t i
on. weizoisKi was cnarpen wuu lar
ceny in the first decree. Mr. De Holt.
attorney for Weizbiskl. placed him on
the witness stand. Mr. IHIe. attorney
I lair ttK fomu".i3 of ocr
a c:o :y as4 at wrillT tb
saCfumjAUaa of rjeltxll tu lis
eSr:. liciilacbf, d:ti!iKHj,. iailisct
tJoa art a!! tranr-o.V to a rralta?
5acr. aUJ bT t- aaJ talmt
lara:-aaM- to yox. Yet that rrk iM
AROLUTKI.Y KIIKIX aal !f
a: r5"3lrf J lh-y"r to t? at
i
75-79 KING ST.
TEL: NO. SI
K. IsosWma,
?HAT HANUFACTURER,
ior xae prosocuiiou. ines. nu-- i'-.Mii;ni;i; lyvj-r ) S I
with that of Jakubowskl's. Jakubo.v- VVf fj
ski was the man from whom the prop- jv-V . -V u
erty had been taken. The jury retired v!i':1 1)
for about two minutes and returned
with a verdict of not guilty. Thre
will probably bo an appeal for a now
(trial. Jakubowski claiming that certain
letters of great importance werr not
produced.
The Supreme Court has rendered a
decision on the anneal cae of Chin
PriHTV'C
U 0
WAR
1 vttt rn"!
l-ivn Ih- t-"
Mr. Ni f Ttr tt4tA?rs
wo? k..trot.:rn t Pf.r. r.cw!' Kir:c J
letter cjj-n l
CAUWAGE
AND HARNESS
REPOSITORY.
Fort Street, cluiFStaules.
Souvenir Jewelry.
Ta attention c? t!o wao wla U
earr; avay wttb lacsa frost air of
OLD HAWAII
If ca! lo my srnoa factor: or 5rn
meat. Jewelry of all M&1t t31 u
orier.
S. E. LTJCAS,
r.Vltl.!.S OIT2CIAN.
IiiMitsc. Tort SlrrmZ.
FOR HATCHING.
T Hi
KING ST., Next to Castle & Cooke.
Straw, Panama and Native Hats in Stock.
Gents' Furnishings,
Japanese Bamboo Baskets,
bv means of the mouth. The decis:oa
reads that it dos not find It necessary
to -decide upon the healthfulnc. of
the measure "because we believe that,
viewed as a health muisure. the stat
ute is an unreasonable regulation. It
is not confined In Its terms to cloth
ing laundered for hire nor even to tha
Mattine:. Japanese Lanterns. hng water from ins mouth upon u
own clothing In ironing wouui n?
guilty of a misdemeanor under the
act. This Is beyond the valid exercise
of the police power. The rights of in
dividuals cannot b abridge! except in
so far as may be necessary to prevnt
injury to the rights of others.
The act is declared unconstitutional.
The decision was written by Attorney
S. M. Iiallou. sitting for Frear, J., ab
sent. The decision is concurred In by
Chief Justice J mid and Associate Jin
nee Whiting.
decision on the appeal case or I hln ' MnMTtT7 PDPMPl OT A flT1 K0;
Geung and Kaing. for violating act Jl LOLA MONTEZ CRtMt l- I V IV 1 2
of the session laws of lSI'S. relating ;o rhcrri f--t nd ! : !rr. l , - JBWHL
ti,n onrinL-Hn"- of rlothrs to bo Ironed "tr wtink'.r awl tmi?l lira I h n I
tlie sprinkling oi cioiacs to oe minr i. .wlhefw. ; jar u.:..i r-nih. J
Hi CARRIAGE MFG. CO., Ill
H. H. WDLLDAElfilS.
Undertaker and Embalmer.
LOVE BUILDING, 534r536 FORT ST,
Telephone 846.
Resldeace, 777 Fort St., Next Door Below Fort fet. House. Tel 810.
4 DAY HAIR RESTORER
iht ht H rr lm tr. ;
-tit nv locoatnintr ot J:Ttc".".e cJTrxt
Notadrr. rtuci.
FACE BLEACH REMOVES FRECKLES,
ltolorBUon of the kln. rrnarftoc tl tlrmt t
ponlcnc UtictJy coo tide ot;..
MRS. NETTIE HARRISON
DERMATOLOGIST
40-42 Geary St.. San Ffaacico, Csl.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
CAIUIIACC AND V.ACON IIUILDQU
IIUOUIIU TIUC3 AND IIO
BCAJIINO AXI.H3.
Frc t f&naic rrannnro
Vomit of ihm cto.cvtt nr!x.t At ny
tV&orsJ, I trow a lxtorra. 7113
ra, lUmrd r.jnjali Rod.
FATom fron tl cllrr tfXa&l xrtU r
cHto prompt ol ctrrfal aiuatloa.
A few cba!f triIf tsr tx.
waltkii a wkkixn.
2:i Tort B-, Hocotcia.
CASTLE & COOKEf Lll
HONOLULU.
COUUISSIOR UBRCHAIiTS.
SUGAR FACTORS.
WILSOS 4 WHITEKOOSE,
L!r3i-t lUv&lUa Itl&a&a.
in Qr. Btrml.
'ounders and Machinists.
213 Queen St., let. Alafcea and Richards Sts., Honolnln.
Invito Enquiries for General Ironwork; Iron and Brass Cast
ings. Ships Blacksmiths. Cemetery Railings and
Crestlngs Made to Order: Samples on Hand.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. TEL. 410.
Police Court.
Five drunks, the result of Saturday
an.l Sunday ni grata work, yxui !c.
lines in the Tolk Court yesterua.
moral ns.
Sown Chine.-' and natives, wlm h ul
leen arre:el fir pamb'.ln. tar
fine.
A unlive, who was arrcj'.ol for aJ
saulting a Chinanum. was !inl
dollars and ecs:.
The so!diT.s anl sailors wa. ju.i-
tipated in the row at the loai !andir.4
were jjiven tl'lr llber;y aft r Unz
reprimanded by the judge.
Tlie other eases were continue 1 ov- r.
New Importation o!
th piece. SILK
SILK SriAWLS.!
Di-COItATKD KLOWHIl POTS. NEW;
POKCEL.MN CUPS AND SAUCERa.i
TEA AND DINNER SETS. CARVED !
SILK GOODS. la
HANDKERCHIEFS.
FIRST CLASS
Bicycle Repairing
Dor.o at Very KcaonaL!
Figure.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
liloT BICYCLES FOR REST.
THESE GOODS ARE THE HANDSOM
EST IN ALL HONOLULU.
We V.w- -i f cnr.'i ha-l 3-;
!-.;' Is Aie at c V. rale p:;re.
-ACRNT rtllt-
T5c Em x I'ai'uUoa Co.
The VJaJua AcrtcuItarAl Ck, UJL.
Tb Ko-vla Sscu Co.
Tbo WIau Saxar U'.ll Cb.
TLo I Co aa Acr.caltsral Co.
TLo Sacr Ca.
Tie Staa Ur Oil Ca.
Tl G-eo. P. Sorj Psoptt.
Nr Si'a:a42 !JIf
ar Co oT H3toa.
Tt Ar'na P:re Js-4:at,r Co, of
IUr.forJ. Cost
Tlo AHIaaoe AM'-irar Co, c? Lca-
WING WO CHAN &
210-212 Nuuaau S:rc:
CO
1TV IIftlAllt tlfll . .
E. JONES. R. CLARK. CHOICE "OTIOS
A NEW PAINT SHOP.
115 IScthct Street. Tel. 101 1.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH Ul
Mr. John H. West, a practical Houv
Painter. Decorator and Wool PCLfc-r I Mil" I. A U
Hit Her Tuimic.
ii i.i" ... -
valley, is in a very prariou o:vl-
HE McINTYRE &. BRO. rv,;,-': ..iim
a degree that a s urgW al op.ratio: as
i neeesarv in oni.-r tna: air u i-
admitted to the limps.
East Corner Fort and King Streets.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries, Provisions and Feed
. TT 111. T! - J
General Agents for tne sanitarium tfrana 01 neaim rooab.
ooo
New and Fresh Goods ReceiYsd by Every Packet from California,
fsitem States and European Market. ix
FdaM Grades ot Canned Vegetables. Fruits and Fish.
SSJd to AnyPart ol tne City. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Island Trade Solicited.
P. O. BOX 145. : . : TELEPHONE 92.
w are now prepared to rWo
oa all kinds of work In that lln.
Mr. West havlnc haJ a practlc: x
periccce of over twenty year !:. Sxi
Francisco and other larpi cltle ca'ts
Coast, we feel conn lent that any
entrusted to us will kit rn!lr- at!
faction to ocr patronf.
PEEKLES3 r RESERVING TAINT CO
WAIANAE RESORT.
Near Waianao R. R. Depot.
LIGHT WINE AND BEER.
Refreshments of All Kinds.
C!a:.cr:y T. It. it-rra-.)
V.ii t r.a:i.'y Lis ra:ro-i azl ttt
-V.;: Ir. gral thit h La4 ruT:
Q rxar Ilkharit ttrtet, !a tht
0 i"- A. Nutff. wl'Tc a!l o-3
ANI
PORK
Al
-oo-
Saus3es. Liver. Head
Cheese and Breakfast Bo
Io;nie 21 the
CENTRAL WEAT MARKET.
tit
I
COYNE 5i MEHRTEN,
Tha Urbolatcrcrs.
Members Stock and ItonJ Etchanse.
EDWARD POLLITZ & COMPANY
Ucv. .Ia. Kckcla.
Thf Eov. James lck-Ii ;n.l f.i::n. .
who ftr ovrr fifty years ha
paol in missionary work in :h Mar
quesas are returning to Hawaii. Itw.
Kekela is quite famous in Ills work.
Many years back he was honored for
the part taken by him in rescuing a
Ikxu crew of American sailors.
C SHIOZAWA. Prop.
COMMISSION imOKEPJ? AND
liEALEIlH IN INV1T
MENT SECUniTIES.
of iUTilUa SztJ
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
Stoam EnRlnos,
BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS. COOLER3, J chu ani ttt
BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS, i5;(:;..
and machinery of etery description ta-j NVy.latf J. Ex:Ta asi For
made to order. Particular attention S'ocka an I Don la.
paid to thlp-i bUcktnlthins. Job; & a
work execnted oa tne thorteat notion Ca2:icrcSa SL, Saa Frxsciaeo. OaL
NOW IS TJIE T:tn: lo Lar
CyU of tl fjxtnat Xcnii. A lares
rtarVty to y;a froca Ll tt
wu tr-r ltpor:M lrcs. If yea
a I Vox Cv3'a f r Lii:' DrtaK, ocr-rx-I
la arry a:y. to can a it. par
I-r t-e'Ji or Oil ICv-v?j mr!!jCcrd.
Call tLZ.z f-t crur Cciy Cccacr
csli:s t.tw Yo4 w::i wist
wla joa It.
Maitrrwi caa4e to crier aai
ra:L F'.:k Hou fee CiUfci aol pa
lova. Tt!eploa srt. (UaaVc Tral
ALAKEA STTIEET.

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