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?Iiv PACIFIC
CommercialjRdvertiser
Sy&ITER G. SMITH, EDITOR
MONDAY
NOVEMBER 7
THE LEGlSLATlVfc TICKET.
Men like "Waller and Harvey are not
tn ha disnaraered. but Bishop, Lane and
Dowsett stand just as high in com
munity esteem and votes cast for them
will not be wasted nor will such votes
. assist in electing the Home Rule Sena
tors as must now be the case with
votes cast for the Democratic candi
dates. It should be borne in mind by
the electorate thai every vote cast for.
the Democratic Senatorial nominees is
, rpft.lv a half a vote for the Home
Uulers.
If the Democrats prefer to see such
men as Kalauokalani, Paele and Oili
in the Senate instead of DowSett, Lane
anri Titshnn. let them stand by their
ticket but if they want to see the bet
ter men there let them for once, lay
aside party prejudice and help to elect
them.
If there was any . possible chance of
electing their own nominees we should
not presume to offer such advice, but
-with Democratic party leaders -recognizing
and acknowledging that their
last chance is gone the advice Is at
least worthy of their earnest consider
at ion. ;
That which
proved yesterday. A particularly large . Question of Time. r
edition of the twelve-page issue of the J Editoy Advertiser: Would it 1 too
day was entirely sold out early in the much trouble to ask you to give the
morning. The object of having enough, exact time in Melbourne, Australia,
of a surplus to supply the always ; wnen it is is noon m .Honolulu on, say,
after-day demand was, as on many
previous occasions, defeated. There
are not copies of the paper left even
sufficient for. the uses of the publica
tion office. -- . v -
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Prince Fushimi'a generous gift to j
local cbarjties may cause the merchant
princes of Honolulu to give ear to the
appeal of Health President Pinkham
on behalf of the free dispensary.
Coming from a sugar plantation
manager, Mr. $aidwin s ravoraDie
showing of small farming on Maui will
have especial weight.
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A STRANGE DOUBT.
"When a man goes office seeking
It is often hard to say
What inspires his noble speaking
And his efforts day by day.
And the question grows still harder
As the months and years roll by.
Is he moved by patriot ardor.
Or an appetite
for
pie?
! November 2. Are we behind or ahead
of the Colonials in this respect?
"c. ,
Honolulu, Nov. 1, 1904.
Time is reckoned from the Meridian
of Greenwich but the day begins by
International agreement at what is
called the International Date line
which follows the ISOth meridian ex
cept at a few places where it is de
flected that all of a group of islands
or portion or tne iana belonging to
some one nation may be on the same
side of the line. Australian Standard
Time is ten hours ahead of Greenwich
time and Hawaiian Standard time ten
and pne-half hours slower, so that the
difference in time is twenty and one
half hours. When it is noon at Ho
nolulu of. say Nov. 7, it. would be 8:30
a. m. iov. 8 at Melbourne.
Distress
JZfter Eating The
applies to the Senators enough to own a yacht However I will
i i r 1 v lrttif Kill t .r-. fall tn h a h.ri
L-'a T visui uiii ix v w nui ilu ixiz liici iir.L
arroiies eauauy wen iu
1 time to buy .Standard Oil." - He received
tatives. On the one hand we have the following reply: "Dear Sir: Your
Harris, Andrade, Lilikalanf and Quinn: note at hand. I will be glad to pay my
Meheula, "w" uiti. nc Desi time to Duy itana-
ara kju is Detween ten ana three.
h
and on the other Makekau,
Tk-i VAfiPT Paa.hao and KaohL To
the responsible voter there can be no
question as to choice, the Republican
nominees standing so far above the
others in intellect and responsibility as
to be in a. class by themselves. The
-difference is almost as marked in the
Fifth District where Cox, Broad,
"Waterhouse, Kalawaia and Kaleiopu,
men of known character and reliability
with good standing In the community
are- offered against Kealoha, Poepoe,
Akina, Kupihea, Mahoe and Mossman,
NOTIEY VS. KUHIO.
The last few days of the canvass
nave made a striking change In the
situation. More than a week ago the
Democratic organization began break
ing up, the Hawaiians flocking from
laukea to Notley. Reasons for thi3
change 'are various. "Where there is
jany tendency towards a race issue the
Horn s Rulers always profit by it. Un
doubtedly Mr. Kinney's statement that
all hope of Parker's election had gone,
discouraged ' Hawaiians who were in
politics for a change in Territorial ad-
ministration. The crowning blunder,
trj. - a - t
oiaie cotor win oe inserted in the
next advertisement the school trustees
of Belmont, 111., send out for a princi
pal for their school. By correspondence
recently they engaged an Ohio man
whom thev knew nothing hnnt wor.
ALNew York younsr man who has the " the train on which he was fn apr,
same name and initials as H. H. Rogers, came in a negro alighted and pronounc
ed himself the new principal. He was j
taken quietly to the next town in a
buggy and sent back to Ohio:
-f-- -
Willie I met our new minister on my
way to bunday school, mamma, and he
asked me if I ever played marbles on
Sunday.
Mother H'm! And what did you say j
to mat? . ;
Willie I said, "Get thee behind me,
Satan!" and walked right off and left
him. London Tit Bits.
tne staaaard un man. frequently re
ceives through the mail letters which are
intended for the latter One day he re
ceived a bill for a new hag furnished to
Mr. Rogers's yacht, which he mailed to
him with the following note: "Dear
Sir: I received the inclosed Mil intend
ed , for you, as I am not fortunate
France is going to become, the centre
for a great industrial struggle5, in which
the whole civilized world will not only
take a share, but will ciye the casting
vote. The French government has def
initely decided to manufacture on its
own account a liqueur which will bear
the long familiar brand of the "Grande
narcreuse, . tnougn there is every
reason to believe -that the monks have
been successful .in safeguarding the
secrets of their recipe. The monks
who- are now at Tarrasrona. will con
tinue to manufacture their N?ld liqueur
under the new brand of "Liqueur des
Peres Chartreux." .".''.
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'"The London News" is responsible for
this: "The donkey who was a connois
seur in tobacco must look.to his laurels.
'In Aden, says a correspondent, 'I once
saw a young Somali bull that not only
chewed lighted cigarettes, but also
washed this meal down with half a pint
of neat rum. Tommy (the bull's name)
was the property of Captain Craig, the
skipper of the local steamer Falcon.
He was . liked oh board, and was,
despite his dissipated habits, a great
favorite with the native crew ".
xquisite Robes
for
Evening Wear
Nausea between meals, belching, vom
iting, flatulence, fits of nervous head
ache, pain in the stomach, are all
symptoms o:t dyspepsia, and the longer
it ia neglected the harder it is to enreit.
H ood's Sarsaparllla
and Pills
Radically and permanently cure it
strengthen and tone the stomach and
other digestive organs for the natural
performance of their functions.
Accept no substitute for IIoo.2V
"I had dyspepsia twenty-five years au
took different medicines but got co hell
until P.began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla'
Have taken four bottles of this medicint
and can now eat almost anything, sleep
well, have no. cramps in my stomach no
Durning and no distress." Mbs. Wh.ua
u. uarrett, 14 oiney St., Providence, R. 1
Hood's Sarsaparil.'a promises tc
cure and keeps the promise.
SPARKLING
HeptoJ Split I
The most ideal TT'TR
STOMACH and BOWEL RE
GULATOR and TONIC BEVERAGE.
x-usi vcsLiup, iraiaiaDie ana w
guaranteed harmless. It will im-
mediately relieve and cure Bil- S
liousness, Constipation, Indiges-
iion ana Headache from any
cause, overindulgence in eating,
drinking or smoking.
A HEPTOL SPLIT
Occasionally before breakfast or
other; meals insures good health.
Pacific Hardware Co
XjZTvl.rjL' ,f-i 1).
J!
Oakland wood Stove with 4-7 inch holes, same as cut
but without shelves.
-
Cem
Food Chopper
nicely ., tinned, self
cleaning, self sharp
ening. With 4 steel
cutters tor cutting
course, medium, fine
and pulverizing, also
a nut butter cutter,
special, price. . . $1 25
Dr. Garth, a witty physician of the
court of Queen Anne, had prescribed a
nauseous dose for the great warrior
Duke 'of Marlborough. When the duke
the arrest of JCotley and two others, t Bharp.tonsued Duchess Sarah broke in
accounts for the rush into the Home sayi;3gt m be hanged if it does not
F.ule camp during the three days past. cure you." "There, my lord," interposed
From a member of the Democratic - Garth, "you had better swallow it; you
Territorial -Committee the Advertiser
Directions : Contents of one
bottle for Adults; drink while ef-
fervescing. .
S :"TKIV IT"
IS cts. See "our window
Price
display.
-Lamuiy maae Dy clever work-1 g
ers and semi-ready for wear.
The -woman who wears black
nothing- else could be more fascinating-
and brilliant than these
new Black Spangled Robes.v
Prices range from $15 to $35.
There is one beautiful pattern
in white with silver spangles.
' Price $25. .
Hollister Drag Go.
AGEjfrs.
' FOET KTBEET.
Hand Sewing Machines
Carrara Hand Sewing Machine,,
mounted on iron base, complete with full
set of attachments, only ........ u
Genuine Dover Egg Beaters... ...10c
Mrs. Pott's Sad Irons, 3 irons, handle
I and stand, special price. . ...... . 25
.5c
Cray Enameled
Coffee Pots
I quart.... :i 40c
1 1-2 quarts. . 50c
2 quarts ....55c
White Mountain
Ice Cream Freezers ;
The best freezer msde, and the onlj;-
triple motion
one with
I qt.
91.80
2 qts.
$2.25
3 qts.
92 75
4 qts.
$3.50
Wire Spout Tea Strainers 2' for... .5;
Nickel Plated Tea Strainers . . . . JO
Doughnut and Biscuit
kinds, your choice, each.'
Cutters, all'
5c
Bread and
ed, 3 sizes. .
W ire Soap Dishes, very strong.
Cake Pans, steel enamel
. .. .. ..w20c, 25c, SOcr
Other, handsome
white lace.
patterns in
bears that the vote for laukea is not
1
likely to be as large as that cast for ,
.Prince David in a previous campaign.,.
So the issue narrows down between
Kuhio and Notley, with laukea merely
standing for a diversion of votes Into
the waste basket. Dutj then, is clear.
2Co critic has been so harsh as to put
TTiihio into the' Notley class; he is by
far the better man. He would reflect
much more credit on the Hawaiians
and Hawaii than a . man like Notiey
could possibly do. What is more, the
welfare of the . Territory and the
soundness of Its standing at Washing
ton would be so Jeopardized by Not
ley's election that it becomes not only
the duty of every Republican to vote
for Kuhio, sinking all prejudices in
the matter, but of every Democrat who
Vias the prestige of Hawaii at heart.
. "' "
NOBLE MISSION FULFILLED.
Reports previously published regardr
Ing Dr. McGee and her corps of trained
nurses which represented that after
their cordial reception in Japan' their
services- were hot accepted, prove to
have been very -erroneous In fact
quite contrary to-the truth. The amia
ble and eminent president of the Asso
ciation : of Spanish-American War
Nurses is passing homeward through
Honolulu with her brave contingent of
helpers, after having- completely and
nobly fulfilled the mission to the Man
churUvn seatf war for which she set
out. She. was not turned back from the
- threshold of her beneficent enterprise
with flowery compliments to noble in
tentions, but was escorted triumphant
ly with military honors to the scenes
where her selected and self-sacrificing
duty to suffering men lay. Arrived
there Dr. XfcGee did what she went
forth to do, and no doubt not half is
told of the services she rendered, while
the hardships she and her noble band
must have endured are not mentioned
at all,, in the modest narration of her
mission she conveyed in answer to the
questions of an Advertiser reporter yes
terday. There is cause for profound
national thankfulness to the - over
watching providence that has returned
so noble an American woman in safety
to the home land from an arduous and
perilous expedition of mercy to a far
country.
, .
The increasing , popularity of the
Sunday Advertiser was strikingly
1 The late Dean Hole was fond of
sports of all kinds, but when a report
came to his ears that his groom had
been engaging in a pugilistic set-to, the
dean felt it his duty to administer a
suitable rebuke, winding up with: " I
hope you were separated" (severely).
"Beg pardon, sir; when Ed finished he
didn't want no separating," said th
groom.
$25' v
Prices $io, $16, and
All shown in our window
display. i
FORT STREET.
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Price, 10c. Per Copy; Per Annum, $1.00; Foreign, $i.25.
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; Issued under the Direction
.OF THE
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF AGRICULTURE
AND FORESTRY.
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For buslpess relating to advertising-or subscriptions, address
HAWauan GAZETTE Co., LTD., Publishers,
p. O-Box 203. Honolulu, Hawaii.
DIE STAMPING
and EMBOSSING.
COPPER PLATE
ENGRAVING and
; PRINTING.
We are now' prepared with as
fine a plant as can be found any
where, to execute all orders for
Wedding Invitations and
Announcements;
Reception arid Ball
Invitations ;
At Home Cards;
Visiting Cards, etc., etc.
A fine line of
SWELL CORRESPONDENCE PAPER
has just been added to this de
partment which consists of the very
latest styles in paper and envel
opes. In all work-in this department
we use only the finest stock that
can be procured.
Call and ask to see samples of
our . work. .
Estimates furnished upon request.
H. F, WICHMAN & CO., LTD,
Fort Street.
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., LTD.
Haye Yon De
cided on the
Light
Question ?
-
When it comes to buying kerosene lamps or electric light
fixtures the question is about a stand off.
When it comes to choosing the best light the balance is
decidedly in favor of electricity.
For further information call at
lawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. .
Office King near Alakea. Phone Main 390. -
STOP WORKING
when you are old, make
Your Money
work for you and take it easy.
A Few Dollar s
saved monthly will make you indepen
dent For particular apply
-For Sale
by
ALL BOOK AND NEWS PEALEH&.
ussiitk
Judd Building,
. Honolulu, T. H.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL. $200,000.00.
PAID IN CAPITAL, $1,300000.00.1
HENRY E. POCOCK,
Cashier.
HORSE SHOEING !
I. W. Wright Co., Ltd.
have opened a horse-shoeing department
in connection with their carriage shop,
etc Having secured the services of a
first-class shoer, they are prepared to do
all work intrusted U them in a first
class manner.
Grand Slaughter Sale
Entire stock of HOjLIDAY GOODS will be sold below cost.
Call and be convinced. SALE OPENS ON FRIDAY, NOV. 4th
in the store on Nuuanu street between King and Hotel'; Ewa side.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
mat
BALDNESS ia usually caused by
lack of nourishment. '
PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER
restores to the hair roots their healthy
circulation.
Sold by all druggists and at the
Union Barber Shop. Tel. Main 232.
PACIFIC HOTEI
Union Street, oppo. Pacific dab.
First Clan Accommodations for Boar
and Lodging.
I28S aaa U TJnloa Ctrad.
11V PLATES
iThe Expert Dentist J
For Honest. Work at Low Prtoaa.
F. L. FERGUSON, D. D. a
Manages.
No. 215 Hotel street, in front of Tone
Building.
Hick's Freckle and Tan Cure,.
strongly recommended by the Medical
authorities. In any failure to cure, money
refunded by Mis Wynn, Hair Dressing
Parlor, Richards street.
PANAMA HATS
New line just received
at
GLOBE CLOTHING COMPAOT
Sstal Bt, aaar Sat.