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PAGES 9 TO 12.
PAGES.
amy jttlt
( m. XXXV.
HONOLULU. HAWAII TKRJUTORY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 190a.
PROFESSIONAL CAKPB.
ABCrllTECTS
oiiftc cilg CBfslL
rnivb
ARE NOW
. w a piir Ar
I
1 1
WEAK KIDNEYS
warn have Mint in the bMk and
ay enable 10 sleep, yoor kKwi ere
KMk. Heed then -larger .ignal. by
ir nfttarr the aid .he require, to
- a & . . - . . -' -
BSDMMSe VD no I nis n m
h Bitters Try It for IsfDIOBft
DT9PEPSIA. COWmPATlOW.
. A VP K IDMET TROOBLBB.
tfTAMP to over the neck of Ike bottle.
. HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
They Can't Stand
Everything
TMN fired yea of your, win .tend
lt of ilMI. yel there H & limit to
the prntUmta and their power.
Too v worry Joe for qoJt a
while, hwt there wfll coon a time wha
yo) win regret yoor preeenl IndlffeT-
Cemo to 00 We will pot yoo right
and yoor epeo at eooe. mod that at mod
erate coot.
A. N. Sanford,
MMufsflturlni Optician.
Building. rorx 3irw
ver May Co.
"1 SAFE THING TO TIE TO"
A Wrought Iron
Hitching Poo.
For rale by
J. C. Axtell.
393 Beretania Street
Phono Bine 671.
P. O. Box 642
ustone ElgitJ
WATCHES
DURABLE mo ACCURATE
Tk KeyMooe Watch Catt Co.
,BK 7 - -
America
Largest
. niriet and
Th Principal Watch
Dealers in
Hawaiian Islands
Order from
J. L. Goeas
Queen Taota. Hams and Bacons
Heinx Bebfeh
Heinx s Jam
Ileuw 8e-t Pickles
- uffed 01ie
Pirn Olas
OhY M, tii as w
Cat-op. iei. -
. 1 7
It oW" .I 'ally roguiaieo..
rrr her cu o.
iiy;
Ctreular
"JZZZ NO DI5W,CTI-C
- '1
gst.
1 m Tuff fir ifii
NEWS BY
A Brief Budget of In
teresting War
Items.
Awnnv June 5. The Tim" Pre-
ae-v-s ' w-
torla correspondent hay. the raolu
ttoo of the Vereenlglng Conference au
thorising the signing or tne ifrra.
.-.rt,r declared that Britain's In
sistence not to negotiate further but to
- Mm a
loses t sj ir w i
- -i.. and also the reduced
number of Boers la the Held, with tne,
im.,.ibiltir f K'ttlns; back th P""-i
. . i..i...n,1. m - The
lln-iuisnmeni I
. . i nnriwnif i were or
Tltno ,nr " . '
prlved of all Justification by the Boer
I who recorded In the clearest
1 " ..a Ws lhlr s4sh '
their recoanltlon that their de-
f.-il a a ni r "
lr" A I . 1 I Hill I
SONOMA
l.iNIM.N. Jur.r ...... .. "
w MmmimUnl for lh".
purpose or orini
rnmmando. ...tered
-..n.mandant Toucbe has surrendereJ
la Cape Colony. ,
ftltf flM flrJ AW" woww - -
Kitchener's speech at Vereenlalnii. me-
V.iedeed that the conduct of the
. k k. L honorable and ener-
Rritiah nan oeen n" ,
" ,ney would have
" . . vw m n mi r.o
erred Kruegwr or Steyn.
Commandant m 7.
western Cape districts, eeoer; a
inc the rebels to
fSE OF THE St lirw -
MM" of the Excnequer
! "NIH? J7h ro'n, J a Ihr S'SiTtTS PM.ent and at
eecornpaae eoch mmn rrender.-d tributes the apparent cure to Its use.
HC!l UttsM Common. that,crn( ano men of the Imperial force, in
ow If lr " , ,m , devote the . . lnHud ,h.- colonies
USlS .u. -f ten .ndt a half
mil Ion. to me ? ao of the'
inking fund ano - M here- from Pretoria .how that J
1 Hill debt. ParM.rrnt wou.o pro(rrra.,n(t favorably In the various
SS be ashed to aai II ttlja "algg anJ ltu,tlon to , every
I.n to coverthr ro., or rem- t aail.f.ctory.
the conveioton of the n, ' ira, at a Brltl.h peace dinner at
deb. -od the V 'ovl oV The ,!rnT.n,eln. t..ed Mr Chamberlain
JSoZ hl wa. read a
third time . ... . ,n
,,.VI-.N 1 " , .n
' . . ... i.titet. in deifenee f Britain
aw..
P-Trj- ha. resulted In a pro.-
,he Kdinourgo . ' c,v,iun rS-,
" eivlllan r:
.He movement l rn.-
I M.v uoe .-!utenant ttuth-
Hawaiian EngiDceiing and ConstriictioD
eoar AST-Boom-
508 50 Stangeawald Bldg.
EQljjMri aid Contractors
Pkoca Main 50.
Box ssr.
The Pacific Hotel
11S2 Vnlon
Pacific tiuo.
vm moeauito-
N farni' . cold
metric iiaw-j. --i.
H O0
oeat'ltar. Flret e - " kN v proprietor.
AS THEY
TWENTY YEAR3 FROM NOW
1 FPROW IS CURED BY THE
USE OF CHAULMOOUKA UIL
S
T. LOUIS. June 2. Dons; Gong, a
Chinese leper, who for nine
has oecuDlfd an Isolation
- ' - - ' h nunmntlnc station on
. . -
the outeklrte of this city. Is recovering
from hie malady.
Hardly a trace now remains of the
symptoms which last summer led more
than two hundred St. Louis medical
men to the unanimous conclusion that
Don Gome was a victim of leprosy.
Discoloration has disappeared from
the patient's face and limbs, and feel
inn has returned to the spots of flesh
which were Insensible to the pricking;
of pins or the touch of hot irons.
lr M.irtin ' W. lrurr. fuH-nim-nu-
. . i ,.t
! ..i rtu.v.ntin who has charsje of
rut ws sj
thai if th patient con-
0 ,mpn,Ve t the present rate
Knitin him will remain
nl""i. . .
Ckaulm'-Kra oil. tne proouct ... mm
. . u A
Kat Indian tree, nan own " "
lfraimt.nl artmnist.-red fcs InK
Brtd. f ro(n f mlr Bna a liberal diet
. m i- t .....
or nee ana pur
Dr. WMKlruff commenced the rhitui-
... .r. ..it irMimmt immediately after
rlnn,rn(.nR with Ave drops or on a
day. Dr. Wodruff Increased his
uay. o fony uf aMy drop
' lhree times a day. It was heroic treat-
II 'III. s ew -w
dnJt WM partly avoided by the
uf cap.uw. m administering ; the oil
n apM.arance .haulmooara oil Is like
I " m - ,i -. it
aulmoogr oil Is like
ft In a cool place It
.11.11. .nil 11 ir
n became. bard a. a candle. To
.,
I sjlsjsja of the searonn nm.. .. -
' eldest son of Hlr Thomas .nermn.
eldest mm i c. . 1 T
.1 i .-ti..n at Krederlckst Hit
v. .1 1. 1 i ' - 1 ' -
on the 'h ult . two days before peace
as signed
LONDON. June 6. Parliament s res
olution of thanks is appuea iu m
. t.j.i r.iri-M lr
B-
Indn. June 6.-4 mca. -
.101 HI ! I -
Three commandos near Heidelberg
mm ..J ..ihrni elsewhere, beg-
hk AA T f 1 V
iteitl.h authorities 10 give
on annual. . .
ad the I
, tnem Urlelgh
, .. . - . . .w
. t. .1 tn tieciareu
would have been compelled to knee!
and sue for peace, as they were with
out food. home, or ammunition.
Ki:M THK OLNIKS
WKLLINQTON. June 5 -The aetlna
. . is. r..ltowlnar cable to
I'eemier n ".
the King, through the Oovernor. on
the 2nd ln.t-:
nM..n.nl and twol.ie of
I ne .... - .
a .fifullv d.-slre to tender
. .1 ki.mhlii and
. . .i,.i.tiAr on the occasion
nearly ..o
of the ending of the war In South At-
The Oovernor received the following
reply, dated June a.
HI Majesty and His M.jerty'. Oov-
MMiMt hav.
iflcatlon your t
veylnr the co
Zealand on the
Chamberlain.
THK
i of June 2. row5-atl-ms
of New
itlon of the war.
il 'i V T 1
- - . v
be administered as medicine It has to
be melted In hot water.
. . a a k. uuiiilo nr
The oil is tne prouuci oi me v..
the tree known as gynocardata odora
ta. which has no counterpart among
American trees.
When the Chinese was first taken to
quarantine, after a three weeks con-tuit-meni
In the old City Hail. Dr. LouU
Knapp was his attendant. Dr. Knapp
left a wife and family to take charge
of the iatient. In hope that he might
discover a cure for the disease. He was
eiven n.i opportunity t experiment, as
Dr. Woodruff promptly took charge of
the case and commenced the oil cure.
The volunteer nurse became lonely and
discouraged, and resigned after four
months. A veteran smallpox nurse
was assigned to take his place.
Dong's appetite was poor when he
was first taken to his hillside home, but
fresh air and exercise gave him a ca
pacity for an amount of food twice as
gn.-ii an uiu i ruirn j
man. aifd the quantity of rice and pork
required to appease his hunger has been
prilglous. .
The patient Is not a beef eater and
will not touch vegetables or farinace
ous food other than his beloved rite.
o that his commissary hns had an
easy task, except In convincing the city
supply department that one man couia
eat as much food as the patients
monthly requisition showed.
The popular belief that leprosy has
never been cured Is disputed by s.,tne
high authorities." said Dr. Woodruff.
"At least two cures by the use or
chaulmoogra oil are on record. DR
Robert Llvelng. who treated frt
cases of leprosy In England, reported
two who recovered after taking the oil
.. ...i.
one of the patients Uvea rour,
I years after his recovery without sn
CUT iwrsirniij.
ne or me pnn' ....
. . i V. . 1 1 uhnlV-
, a trace ..f the disease.
voe. which will be hred in wrm..
port, all round the world.
The Maharajah of Jaipur has bought
200.000 worth of Jewels.
The Maharajah Slndhta of Gwallor
laid a wreath on Victoria's tomb.
SEISMIC ACTIVITY.
LONDON. June 5. Borchgfevinck.
the Antarctic explorer, claims that he
. .i..t;i it Martinique ena-
i 1 1 7 '.i ....' . -
... t ..... .. c
bltng him to roretell vouanic nuyu-
a. - - m aaam In
Volcanic dust nas o-en a-to
land. .. .
. . . w.. ... i .. nu r. A sliaht earth-
. . --
ouake shock has been felt In Cornwall.
. a . . .1 ,.lninik At
LONIXJ. June a '""' wu'"'-
n . ,w , ... ..i .n ... i-ruMftl su'l-
I..1KU. Oil l"r --. .
denly. overwhelming the flocks grazing
a a. a a
In the neignoornoou.
SHIP COMBINE.
LONDON. June . The Cunard com
bine In order to secure the fastest ser
vice.. Include the Beaver. Wilson. Fur
ne. and Elder-Dempster lines and
others.
THE PARDON OF
THE GOVERNOR
e.- a. uvi editorially: There has
ten considerable comment by several
i .-.i mall, us and partly in
advertent upon the pardoning of Ed
itor Smith by the Governor A cam
Mrfcm is made with the case of oi
, ano Marsh ill. but ..f -urse the cane
are not parallel. Marshall was tried
. . hr ji in nr.
for libel iinii waww - - -
Smith iv is sentenced by a Judge with
out trial by jury: he was rnoreover
MBlMMd fr constructive contempt,
an offense which had been w ped off
an 'in" . .. u, . ,.. t-eislature.
1 - :" - . . . '
TV i ir.un
C urt Cnoye m
o r...., at nt into the!
i ne oupi cine . c- i
law of the -matter, except Justice Perry.
whose view was mai me juugn . .
Circuit Court were in error.
. i I
The organic act conrers upon me
Governor the pardoning power. It has
heen elven him to use .when in his
judgment It should be used. Every
Governor on the mainland uses this
! prerogative. It should oe specially 1
tlced that the ground of the Governor s
pardon was not that the judge had no
... r..r instructive con-
tliuvri. . " " o - -
. . . I . 1 9
I Igllt fc m"11" w w I
tempt a rignt wnicn a iarKe
the bar challenges-but that the sen-
tence was excessive and one which
many r-ople regarded as vindictive
Ttn- Ciiivernor was iiune uinn " -
prerogative, and was carrying out tne
manifest Intention of the organic act
hi h conferred upon him this particu-
lar power, when he pardoned because
that tne seninicc
that th sentence was
excessive. At some future time the
very people who are now denouncing
the Governor may be desirous of sav
ing some person, in whom they are in
terested, from a manifestly excessive
sentence, and will be urging the Gov
ernor to use the prerogative which the
organic act provides him with.
As was put forward in these columns
some time ago. the world will become
more sensible and will not allow the
accuser and the judge who pronounces
. a , I . . . .Ml.' Tl'-V-
lie il'liaiucivu -
seiitence w oe "e
son. The theory Is. of course, that It is
not the Judge that Is Insulted, but the
...1.U1. la ini':.' ; HOW COI1-
1.1IICV T. it 11. r 1 c
structlve contempt can Insult the office
is not clear. Judges, as well as others,
are open to criticism. They get plenty
of criticism on the mainland, and they
must learn that this is a free commu
nity and intends to criticise as freely
as on the mainland, if the Judges ex
ceed their plain prerogatives, and seek
to usurp others, or to show vindlctive
ness. This is the constitutional right
of the press.
M. R. COUNTER
Jeweler and
Silversmith.
REPAIRING A
SPECIALTY
Fine ABseortment of
Hawaiian Jewelry..
Fort Street,
Love B'ldg.
NeTcrritory Restaurant
iltTf IWUIIUIJ
JUST OPtNtU
fN THE NEW BB1LDIKO OPPOSITE
CTJUAi aXAJtjaaf
ueAfta IS. TJIcketa, M M
Flrecn.
SZND FOR FREE II
Jft. H.LO.TSTtO
Ic?, ctalouc or
JO.coo, or ou.litt V I ''ttB
i. mm & co. ira
018-022 MARKET ST. J 9
a rNCisco. cl AJ l
Builders. Office. 2d toor. K
. hr AtnM AMI
lug, Hotel kfwl
ii fnrnlQriaa Ski
reel eiiiim ire
tlce; Tel. 22; P O. bcxT72
ATTORNEYS.
THOMAS FITCH.-Offlcw
wald ounaing. miiK"-.
practice in all the court..
T HATER HEMENWAT e
and 604 stanscmaiu -
phone "9S Main.
TtllOKKHS.
E J. WALKER. Coffee Broker . mgk-
est prices pam ior 10.
Coffee. Send samples. L ,c
r-ninnPOni8T.
D M. THOMSON. Expert Chlropodtiit
lJ- M . . t n n t 1,. !Wf,Mi Union
No. 11 iiaruru .f..."-.
and Beretania streets.
DR. W. R.
Ore
block. Hotel ana umuu
rnvTBAClOKS.
WM. T. PATY.-Contractor aofl BuilJ-
er. store ana am "- JT Hotel:
kea St.. between King
ros.. 1641 Anapuni.
DENTISTS.
BICKNELL -Mclntyre
2 and 14; office hours, t fQ
DR. H.
rooms
ALBERT ECLARK,
Ilia ana Miner,
t E. GROSSMAN. D.D.S. Alakea IIL,
ihre doors above Masonic Tejnpto.
Honolulu; office hours. a.m.tolP-m.
1 t TXT A T.T.
DR. A. C. WALU ""-v.- zriZee
Office hours, a. m. r-
bldg.. Fort St.: Tel. 434.
TVcTiMrAT, ENGINKKRB.
I JAS. S. McKEE.-Electrlcal Mechanjj-
al and consuiung ''",'"vit "
rooms U and 12. Progress block.
cfsiniNPFUS.
ARTHUR C. iAlfDtt-jOT
or ana mngiuci. - -
O. box 722.
JATTON. NBILL St CO. LTD-tagl-neers.
Electricians and Boilermakers,
Honolulu. . .
a
TAPPAN T ANN ATT. ClyU aao
Eiectrlcai mngineei. .
Spreckels block. Residence, lass tu
. . ... i , ,,u , Main Xmm.
- TAYLOR, M. Am. Boo. C.
JAMES T . T' .. imelneer:
jJWm
Juqo P1U- -
ENQRAVERS.
TZ Car& Engravlag and
W. BEAKBANECard Engraviag
Stamping; room 3, ne
i . iwiiANCE
f , TMBimANCB
:HB) MUTUAL " oSS
anlaL. i Honolulu.
10. , -
m JT't Te hlda
c00K S MUSIC SCHOOL.-Love -
will noid summer term auring J"o
mtm A. BftJsS
PHYSICIANS.
it. W HOFFMANN. Beretania BU
opposite Hawaiian Hotel Hour.
11 a. m.: 1 to 2. and 1 to 8 P
Phone White 48L .
DR. T. MITAMURA.-Office H6 Nuu
anu St.; residence next door Tel.
. ... ,--. ..;.. Vinnrs I to 19 a. m.,
and 6 ;o 8 p. m.. exespt Sundays.
. km - n flur.
DR. J. UCHIDA.-ro h r
geon; ofllce. aerewiiw. -and
Nuuanu streets; office ra, to
12 a. m.. 7 to 8 p. m.; TeL 12U White.
NOTICE.
PERSONS needlng.or knowing
who do neea. pro.rcuv..
ral or moral Injury, which they are
not able to obtain for theme lyes,
may consult the Legal APtoe0
Committee of the , A"tl-Saloo.
League. 9 Mclntyre building. W. H.
RICE, Supt.
First Consideration
When one decides to have their dental
work attended to. is to have It done In
the best possible manner, and the sec
ond consideration is the rtce
. . . -,.t-l- tnrnpii aut at
Thp nXKu nasa ui ev. -
the NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS
every day counts, and more peopte ftr
realizlng that they can get better work
d me there and at lower price, than
anywhere else.
- . . . in n ir?c or a HOe-
-ialist. our operators are graduate den
lists of the best recognised school ; in
the United States, or the wor,f-nAn
have had many years of experience In
their chosen proiesawu.
in PLATES
n" n-n.
Full Plate of Teeth
Gold Crowns
Bridge Work, per itom
Gold Fillings
Silver Fillings
Tf money is an object to you come
and see us. We. will tell you la ad
vance exactly wnai year
cost. No charge for xaanlnatio
All our instruments are thoroagaiy
sterilized. . ,
Hours. 8 1 i: unaays, i -
ladles in attendaaee.
Boom 4. Elite building. Hotel greet.
"Hawaii Slr npo Sha
.mVi1
ghinpo. the only dally Japanese paper
lne omce. xue e""-- -
Sfclnpo. the only dally Japanese paper
published In the Territory of HawaiL
C. SHM '-A w A. rruwiiciwr.
T. SOGA. Editor.
Editorial and Printiag OfflcOjJ030
Smith St.. above King. P. . BdtT907.
Telephone Male 17.
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Hawaii

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