The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], December 01, 1900, Page 7, Image 7

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TUB PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVRRTIfR: nOXOLULU, DECEMBER 1, lttt.
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KUisur i attention urn that noint no
n.veu rro-.ii Willi
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i , 1 ' . ' "" y F. A. are satK-tled that to m;
hr,urfvr t ..mpany: of our people are either to biwy reach- ;
iv . . " ri"" ,!M'"' N'"v- --. !". ln 'r dividends, oblivious of the iw- I
i u i .v tM" l',"""ur '""t. fvr I'Ttance of thv rllr',- cases, or else i
H. H. Ihlna; wlillnif torlk .,L!h I.im In the M'alej
rugur-Iri' es both In the .N-j mar- "'th hoped fr nir.m The array of,
ket n I fur rxti'irt t n,.n..i..i inhi.. t .u . .. ... . '
t.r-UM uncharged. tiff, the content! .n to W Judicially
inF i,mi nlvl. '-ni in January. !n-ii;i!'.njf ex-S-crt-
rnaklnff lumln f..r SHi rfntrtfuRatii In NVw (nry Tarllnl nnl ..u lrt Uros. am!
ta.r. win rmncincii, 3.::..-. iner?. nh.,w!i tt-i-.t IK- matt r is to b-
fn.l..n ll-ft Novfnibtr I'oth. J fuily and vioriusly contested.
t So much for that f.hnnf t th- pr.-s-
i i-ry wranuiatHj fw York fn- n Ituatlon of dm-itir suprar. There
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ii u;r. rr URAL
, NAft.r. HATKS.
nrf ANI fTO It M VALW.
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(U'AUIXAN,
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MS' k fit ir.y.
,tAND A r A ItT FKOM TIIK
it. Itnnlulii,
II. T.
Sail Land Co.
LIMITED.
'palJap S55.000.
, changed. '
lantern and Foreign Market-It.-t
mall report from New York Indicate
a Mut an. I firm market with buyers
at current iiotaton, t.ut ofrerlnt are
IlKht. ItiiHinePM n accordingly r-trUt
ed ami will likely continue f..r ih.
Immwllat future, and a firm market
be maintained. Inasmuch aa a acnrclty
tt unsold ran ug,r unlverniiv .
Nta. lleflned la In fairly r.hm! demand
at unchanged m I t 1 1 .
rnntlnuln th- same.
tmdon t'tible Novrmlr 17th re
M.rta Java No. Ii I. H. lin; fair refin
ing. Hit; Novemtwr Win, 9a g'id; In
re:nter tweta, 9a S'4d.
IA Ht'OAIl FKOM ItiltTO HICO
ritKKT
That U th tu-tton which the augur
trut throual) Ita own Importers and
other Interested piirtlea have thua
early forced upon the attention of the
Tnlted Htatea Huprem Court. Thla
Important matter Will b arirue J before
the Hupreme Court In WaahlnKton In
half a doien ruin on January 12. the
rartlca and the court beina aareed to
have them all Considered together. One
t the raaea Involves the right to Im
port free of duty diamond from tho
Philippines. The casea are so con
structed on the record that they will
as a who. bring up all the conclv
i.Me polnta that may be Raid to b em
braced In a v-ry Important and far
reaching controversy.
The echoes of the Howler pugar boun
ty contention that Congrena had no
constitutional right to appropriate
money to liquidate Its promise or con
tractual obligation of lv.Hi, and that If
are others. All the W-.t India reci
procity" treaties based on reductions
of duty on sugar are still pendirr. ami
if the trade" theory Is to prevail In
legislation, the chances f.r their being
taken up are promising. If we were
to Indulge in a bit of satire we might
say, "and why not ratify them: a lit-
itle more augar at reduced ratea from
I abroad won't hurt?"
; We were told that free sugar from
jllannll couldn't hurt our producers.
and then that what sugar would come
fre from I'orto KUo wouldn't hurt, al
though Hawaii Is sending us fi.".0.000.0o0
or more pounds, as I'ortn Kico will
send this year double of what she did
CnticalTimes for Girls.
The first critical period ia a woman's life comes at the pass
ing of her girlhood. In nine cases out cf tea where disease
fastens itself upon her it does so at the line of demarcation be
tween girlhood and womanhood. IIov to preserve the daugh
ter's health how to ward off disease at this crisis ia the prob
lem that confronts every mother cf girls.
Dr.Williaras'
Pink Pills for Pale People
are the best remedy to use at this critical period. Read this
sworn statement of Mrs. J. M. Riggs, of Cartervillc, llo.
"My daughter Jo!e daring th winter cf lPTC-rfl irarered ompleU
broak-down la health. Sha vm thin and paic. had no appetite tn taot,
aorne days barely taatlnj her food. Those who kaew her eoudltlon said aha
waa going Into a decline.
On the adrice of a neighbor, wa began giving her Dr. Williams' Pink
Pllle for Tale People. The effect on her condition vai Tnarvelons. Before
be had taken half a box her condition was Improved, and she kept on gain
ing appetite, strength and dean until she was entirely welL the took threa
boxes of the pills aud to-day there Is not a healthier, more robost looking
girl la C&rterviiia. She U fleshier aud healthier than ever before la her
lir-" Mes. J. M. Rums.
Bnbscrlbed and sworn to before me a Notary Public, this 15th day of
October, 13U8. Willi a 5f Woloott, Notary Public
Dr. WmiamV Pink Pills for Pale People are an unfailing specific for
such diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St.Vitus' Dance,
sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the after-effects of the
trip, palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow complexions, all forms of
weakness, in either male or female.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Teople are sold all dealer, or
will be sent, postpaid, on receipt of price, 50c. a box or six boxes for f 2.50
(they are never sold in bulk or by the loo) by addressing Dr. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
FURNITURE
AND
Household Effects
FOR SALE
Owing to Intending departure Mr.
ANTON CROPP of Koloa, Kauai, will
sell at Private Sale at his residence,
KOLOA, KAUAI, all of his HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS,
comprising in part:
PARLOR FURNISHINGS,
BLACK EBONT PARLOR STTTTP!
BLACK WALNUT PARLOR SUITE
EBONT BOOKCASE AND LADT8
WRITING DESK,
1 "BECIISTEIN" PIANO.
PICTURES AND BRIC-A-BRAC.
LIBRARY FURNITURE,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
CROCKERY, GLASS AND SILVER
WARE.
BED AND TABLE LINEN.
KITCHEN FURNITURH AND
UTENSILS,
ETC., ETC.
omctRs.
uM President A s!ana-et
uics VW-Prealdeol
ti Treaaoari
.v-n ..Secretary
:U AaOltor
tiRDor DtiuccTona.
I kUhalnal.
J. W. Dtptkana
saisa
Company will bay, Was
Id til parts) of W II-
wtc tni also has bwsei ts
r 8 ooiut fur rent.
last year, say :.'.0.00.0O0 pounds, wiihj
large areas of available sugar land.-
that will triple her product! I
The danger Is that any legislation
now will te seized upon by tlermany
and Cuba to ask for something, be
cause of the Importance of their
"trade" tslc). Now we have It from no
less an authority than Mr. It. M. Al
len of the Standard Sugar Company of
Nebraska that the sugars from Hawaii.
I'orto Rico and the Philippine do not
hurt our domestic producers and now !
it ia on foot as against our beet farm- '
ers to ship sugar beets In from Cana- ;
da, on which agricultural product there
is r.o duty, it would really appear
that while we have u tariff on sugar
for revenue and to develop our domes
tic pnxluction It Is proposed to over
come or evade It In large part or total
ly by reciprocity and the policy of low
or no duty on mcar from our Insular
possessions. If that Is net an infraction
of the policy nnd principle of protec
tion, then we have leen reading the
it did n Treasury Iepartment official j w rong version of the doctrine from
might refuse to certify warrants f.r Its Henry Clay down t the present mo
pay m nt, have hardly died away before 'ment.
w have this other "constitutional" i What should t dune first is this:
thory asserted th.it the people of red- fur sugar producers should get before
ed possessions have a right to have the court to argue tNIr side of the
their goods entred Into the United matter embraced In the sugar cayes
States free of duty. 'rending. The Attorney Oeneral will
No one can now say what might' re- represent the f tovcrnrnent In Its sov-
sult to the domestic susrar Industry, In reign capacity and power to take
Japanese
Goods... ,
Just Receiyed a Large Invoice
Make Room.
Must
OUR STAPLE GOODS
THEREFORE. WILL BE SOLD THIS WEEK
AT SPECIAL PRICE
All articles will be on sale at the res
idence, Koloa, Ka--ai, from December
1st to December 15th, 1900, when pur
chasers can make their selections.
Champagne
Heidsick Dry Monopole.
George Gou'et, Extra Dry.
Jules Mamni & Company,
Extra Dry.
IN QUARTS AND PINTS. AT
F. A. Schaefer& Co's.
This Is a bona fide clearance sale, and If you call, you will be convinced.
We have also added to our establishment a
ill
LIMITKII-
the near future, were this contention
to prevail. If the court were to place!
Its ear on the ground to determine the
question In line w ith the idea expressed
I by ex-l'resldent Harrison ami som
other very able lawyers, the day would
b short between Cuban Independence
and her annexation to the United
States. The sp.rlt that Is evidently
abroad In the land seems only to focus
lands and legislate therefor to obtain
revenue, more or less; thus far less,
but there nre Industrial views that are
of a vast deal more important'? that
may well have a distinct and import
ant bearing on the matter. A word of
warning Is sometimes of value, even
though that word is addressed to busy
men deeply engrossed In their own affairs.
Dyeing and Cleaning Department
All kinds of ladles' and gents' clothing cleaned and pressed at reasonable
rates. Old clothing made to look like new. Goods will be called for and
delivered when finished.
TELEPHONE MAIN 199.
MESSENGERS ALWAYS READY TO
ANSWER ALL CALLS. . -
Castle & Coolie.
A HOLT TOWN.
DijMii' ltckch klJny
Honolulu.
Ileder of th Honolulu papers
I'i 1 1 a In!
are
Duel of Man and Wife.
CUMItERLANI). Md.. Nov. 20.
Charles Lively and his wife fought a
duel last Saturday and the wife, who
Telephone 331 White.
CORNER OF NUUANU AND HOTEL STREETS.
Just Received by the S. a. Doric
(FROM .fAP vN)
LIMITED
LIFE and FIRE
is
AGENTS FOR
aratllar with 1L At first It created
Week after
Is a rratk shot, was the victor.
live In the back mountains of
They
West i
' II
rrricr.it:
- Vmiimi
rirat v isaai.ii T fiin Bftifistr a Li iff axciLffixienu wee a.itvi m ..t .... i
;nir,,r,,fl(, Vk'. 1-re.wieat wk wt by a4 the rood people of . nat . as huntr!,. pub.,.t,nl. ,aree
(criu'rr and i2 Honolulu ceased to wonder and settled , ly uron r!irm,. They fell out over a
rfnwn to the fact that wnat so many o trivial mailer ami so ncrce aia ineir
I rhale !hhors said must be true. Any anger tx-come that the husband
madlclne that ! endorsed Use UOan S grauur.i oin Kun rum i ,s uc,
llAfkache Kidney I'llH OX Our OWU CJl-,lu nu.eu ine woman, wnu immeui
ina mrutn become! a household rem- aieiy seizeo ner nre ami nm ner nus
.... . a t w .... I i . ... k. . 1. :
eitv Ask anr rltiien OI IlOnOiUlU lnJ in uir eimui'i-- or inn miKiiiK
what will core kidney irouoi auu w "st -"-v. ...
innwer Invariably Is "Doan'i Backache sight f blood and at once strove to
stay us now. i ne coupre rave since
fogar Fcictors
4S-
'Mt
n '.mn.errui A Bugar Co,
' tf 'i.tnt,n.
lM.in Csmpany,
, M,ir i i.mpany.
r i i ennanr.
kldner l'llla."
" " t . . its
Mr. Charles Comey. or Lycioaiers , wcome reconcile.!
street, thle city, le one of the many
persons who have tried Doan'e Hack
srhe Kidney PlUs with rreat advant
age He relate hie experience thus:
"I have been a hark driver for a num
ber of years past and this is an occu
pation In which, tnrougn eipnsur w
weather and much Jumping cp and
down from the vehicle, one le partlc-
iiiiriv liable to kidney rompuinu i
suffered myself, from a lame back for
Ladies' Silk Waists, Gents'
Silk Pajamas, Kimonos.
Nsv Enuiacd Maiuoi Life iBsarafiee eo-
OF BOSTON.
OF HARTFORD.
WING wo emu & CO.'
Al?K)
i Ebony Furniture,
a new assortment of SILK FANS with Havana,. Viewaj fJlts, Teaa.
in rr.lnra at Crockery. Mattings.
1U H.U . Vases. Catnphorwood Tnusk.
I Rattan Chairs.
NO. 141 HOTEL STREET.
Silks and Satins
OF ALL KINDS.
210-1'12 Nuuanu Street.
hU total StcaxsUrp to
:'t.i.,tr.r in ixn
jr OL V VJ. 0f it tried eeteral thlnge whlca did
"Bankers
A r.ifvriiif n.Mtim
it . .
. 1 ' TrivsUrV Letters of
.,, ' v,t:,r.t in all t
rf the World,
'jt si:
i.
i
i rrf July i, iw
' 'Mrr notice. 1 oef
, 'in.iutnrbed for ene
1 fr rent; fl months
.. ' """hs. 4 per cenC
1,1 "WIN CO.. I.
not reach the rtol of my trouble. An ,
advertisement acquainted me with :
whit arand work Poan nacsacnei
Kidney Pllle were doing, end I lot
some of them at the HollUter Dru?(
Co store. I used them and with very ,
much profit, for they relieved my back;
wonderfully. . ...
Doan'e IUrkacl.e Kidney Pllje r
f-,e .rtia be all dealere or ent by mall
on receipt of prlr. eO rente rT box.
by the Hollister Dru Co.,
.hni.ul agents for the
Islanda. ,
Remember the name iM.in s uu wt.rr
no other.
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r J,
n,.,
! r nf M.magef
' t Vlea President
I VI. President
i'l'usiirf and Pefl.
Auditor
Ivilon AcnU.
r: Steamship Comedy
v. r.n. 10. CaL
Silvcrr.mitln
itsi,!.itR,A,f?i-
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Honolulu, :
Hawaiian
NEW MEAT MARKET.
t Will Mm ODned In the Waverly
Block la e Fortnight.
lletwren the l.'dh anj the :oth of I"
a . . L. e i I I I m
rember th new meai
ot.ened In the Wav.rly bl.K-k. It will
occupy the Iarapsi pnrt 01 t-
rtr.et sld.- and will t- MUitelmpo-pg.
Thre Immense refrigerator 0,,-
partmenta will 1- !" -- "
the market and one the m.u.v s.d-
These are for the preservation o,
meats. Three counters win run ii-mo
the back to almost tne renter m io"
building, each one In the shape of th-
UTh ni'shler-e desk will be at the back
,.f the building faring the renter. Two
Mo load cf meats sfV now on the
way nnd ere effected to arrtv ""
the time set for the opening. The other
vessels are scheduled to arrive In quick
succession.
Hooking for the' best.
The best is easiTy found when
i
you order Cyrus Noble whiskey.
A pure, old, honest," product.
Distilled from the best grain.
Allowed to age in wood six
years before it is bottled
It is Known all over the world.
It wins on merit alone.
On sale everywhere.,
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W. C. Peacock 5 Company, Ltd.
axjents for the Hawaiian islands.
rf ku rrRprr.