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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIArAPVERTISER, HONOLULU, JULY 25, x9o6.
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Warm, Debilitating
Weather
Many pcop'e, after a long spsll
of oppressive heat, suffer from
lassitude, loss of spirits, and a
general "run down" feeling.
They need a course
of Avers Sarsapa-
rilla. a medicine .'7 "
which has revived
and restored to act-
ir life and health (IV??
thousands of such
sufferers. A lady
who recently re
Wf
turned to England
from South Africa -vrrites concerning
this " xconderf'd medicine'1'''.
"While in Cape Town the past sum
mer I suffered greatly from the long
continued heat. I was completely
worn out; my blood seemed to be
come as thin as -water, and I lost all
energy and interest in life. My friends
recommended
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
and a course of this wonderful medi-
oina roctrrpH tnT Tinlfri and snirits.
v rmshnnrt suffered in the same wav
asl did, and he also was greatly bene
fited trom tne use 01 .a.yer s carsa-
panlla.
There are many imitation
Sarsaparillas.
Be sure you get "AYER'S."
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Ms., U. S. A.
ATEE'S PH.L8, the best family laxative.
BtOLLISTER DRUG CO..
A. N. SANFORD
OPTICIAN.
BoBton Building, Fort Street, Ov
May & Co.
S. FUJIMURA
MASSAGE
.o,marirm Truises. sprains. Tired
Feeling and other Ailments QIUCKLY j
444 Kin Street, Palama.
Phone White 125L
Headquarter for Automobile
ith a. fullr equipped, fireproof
garage.
VON HAMM-YOUNG CO.
Waikiki Inn
Now owned by W. C. Berg in.
Accommodations, supplies and
tttendance absolutely tirst-ciass.
Fine Bathing Beach
Pure Soda Water
! hotter soda Water
X Oil GUI U Sv w-w Trf. T-M
than that bearing the FOUNTAIN
brand, for the simple reason tat
tbere Isn't any better made.
Fountain Soda Work.
Eheridan Street, near Kin.
Phone aaain
RED CROSS SELTZER
v, srr, tn reduce your doc-
, to r"ross Seltzer.
tor bill, oy annuls - - Art..rai
Made from Red Cross Medical Natural
water iroiu x-o -
3 ciri rtT-lv by the
tou;eu aim ' -
APPTir SODA WORKS,
AGENT FOR THE TERRITORY OF
HAWAII.
v won 1263 MUler Street
THE PIANOLA
.1,, otistically any
Anyone can v- h-h the I
kind of music at any wme
Pianola.
On exhibition aw
BEBGSTEOM MUSIC CO, IDn
Odd Fellows' Sldg.
FISH LINES AHD READY-TO-USE
SEINES
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ &
SON,
44 to 50 KInS St
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The creature was righted by Lord
to twenty-one mcnes aoove tne water. 3 " Valhalla is given in the picture to
southing like a turtle's. It was first sighted jn 300 '-thorn, water The a en
monster was sighted. Its famous predecessor, observed by H- M. S3, elalus a9 g b
drawing was made for the London
Seen From the Deck of
an Englishman's
Yacht.
Verily the perversity of manKina
passeth all understanding! Ana n
there be any who would challenge the
justice of this aphorism, let him reflect
for a moment on the fact that we talk
the Phoenix as if it were real, and
of the sea-serpent as though it were a
tmrelv mythical beast! But the sea-
serpent is probably himself to blame
for this, inasmuch as he is indiscreet j
enough to show himself from time to,
time to those who go down to the sea
in ships. Hence, as with other dis
tinguished mortals, everybody who has
occasion to cross the ocean burns for ,
an opportunity to boast an acquaint
ance with this distinguished dweller
in the deeps. I
Naturally, "land-lubbers." out of
pique and jealousy, belittle the experi- 1
ences of those who profess to have
sen this monster, and yet live! But.
I as a rule, in their efforts to crush, they
have to use weapons obtained at sec" i
ond-hand: weapons Dorrofu """.vas "very nKe a wnaie m wiun,
other ocean travelers who assure us,
on their own experience, that the sea-
THE WORRIED WOMEN.
Thev say men must work and
women must weep; but alas, m
this too busy world women often
have to work and weep at the
same tiiie. Tneir nonaays are
inn fAW an A their work heavy
and monotonous. It makes them
nervous and irritable. Ine de
pressed and worried woman loses
her appetite and grows thin ana
feeble. Once in a while she has
spells of palpitation and ha3 to
lie up for a day or two. If some
disease like influenza or malarial
fever happens to prevail sne is
almost certain to have an attack
of it, and that often paves the
way for chronic troubles or tne
throat, lunga and other organs;
and there is no saying waai me
hp. Let the tired and
overladen woman rest as much
as possible; and, above au, piace
at her commanu uvuno ui
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
a true and sure remedy for the
ills and malades 01 women. 11
is palatable as honey and con
tains all the nutritive and cura
tive properties of ure Cod liver
Oil, comoinea wuu we vuui-
pound Syrup of liypophosphitea
and the Extracts of Malt and
Wild Cherry. Search the world
over and you will find nothing
to equal it. j.aicen Deiore mca.a
it improves the nutritive value
nwi,VQrT fnod3 bv makin
Ui - j
them easier to assimilate, ant.
has carried hope and gooa cneer
da of homes. It is
absolutely reliable and efiectivt
in iservous xjeppoxa, xuincu
Kntrition, Low Vitality, Wasting
Conditions, ileiancnoiy, nioro-
EIS, SCrOIUld, anu mi txuuuicc m
the Throat and Lungs. Dr. E.
J. Boyes says: "I have found it a
preparation of great merit. In
a recent case a patient gained
nearly twenty pounds in two
months treatment, in which it
was the principal remedial a
gent." It carries the guarantee
of reliability and cannot fail or
disappoint you. At chemists.
THE SEA SEEPENT AS SEEN BY
. ,, v-ihnlli in latitude
Crawford s yacht he alhal a n 1 atxtude
Illustrated News by M. J. Nicoli, naturaiiM iu - ZT-
serpent is a creature vainly Imagined,
serpent is a. c tMna. Hnrn
a figment of the brain, a thing born
of after-dinner orgies; it may even
have a semblance of reality, but when
analysed it proves to be nothing more
than a school of porpoises playing at
follow-my-leader," a gigantic cuttle
fish vainly waving Its long arms In an
endeavor to escape the grip of some
hungry whale! On occasions, indeed,
the sea-serpent has turned out to be
nothing more interesting than a float
ing spar decorated with a tangle of
sea-weed!
A Vast amount has been written
about the sea-serpent, but of all the
stories that have been told, it is sad
to reflect that those of clergymen
"surpass in wildness -bf elaboration
even the yarns invented with intent
to deceive." At least, so says Mr.
Frank Bullen and he ought to know!
One or two of the more serious ac
counts are worth repeating. No
. i 10.11 TJf- Vcl
arma9t thprefore
CJII, a. uuai ivii'wwH
"an honorable man," say from the
deck of the Rotomahana a beast with
the head of an eel and fins ten feet
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long rise thirty feet out of the water. ,
It was dark above, and while below.
t -r 1 . f tViiM err maa 4
irl e ,ave x lung actuuia ul una l uh5-
1 . o or far thnCP W hOTTl hf 111
tended to convert only reply that it
that he saw nothing more than a
g
alus. and his officers, in 184S created
a great sensation in England by a
sea-serpent story which ,at the time
was discredited by the late Professor
Sir Richard Owen. But time brings
. 2 . . -. . . t-Vtot
lis revenges. ior il ium uuu "I";
the Professor was wrong. Briefly, heonn iv ivaunau 10 nu..: -
reported having seen an enormous ser- Ltd "j""V"Vtr"n
pent with head and shoulders some Florence Harlan and nsb to w p
four feet out of the water, and some! Small """
sixty feet of its body on the surface, j H Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd to lbbe
It passed rapidly so close to the ship' U Wilhelm VV'l""
that a man's features at the same dis-. Elizabeth U K W Vida and hsb to
tance could easily have been distin-! James E Thompson .............. -
guished. It had no fins, but something, James E Thompson and wf to H
like seaweed washed about its back. 1 Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd ..........
Xfiw within the last few days the
honor of the captain and his officers, j
or rather, their cedit as observers, has.
been singularly vindicated, for at the
last meeting of the Zoological Society
Mr. E. B. Meade Waldo and Mr. M. J. 1
Nicoll described a creature seen by
thpm from the deck of the Earl of.
Crawford's vacht. the Valhalla
whuh
bears a remarkable resemblance to
that seen from the Daedalus. These
two gentlemen accompanied Lord
Crawford as naturalists during his
usual winter cruise. Both are well
known naturalists, and one is a mem
ber of the Council of the Zoological
Society. The story they unfolded to a
breathlessly excited assembly of the
Fellows is briefly this. When off Para
on December 7. 1905, at 10 a. m., they
were standing on the deck of the yacht,
when their attention was c-ausrht by
j a curious sail-like object rf some 4
ft. long and 2 ft. high waving from
j side to side in the water. No sooner
had they turned their glasses on to
this strange object than there appear
ed a huge eel-like neck, some 6 ft.
long, and as thick as a man's thigh,
and this neck was surmounted by a
great turtle-like head with large eyes,
now borne high above the sea, which
was quite calm. It was dark colored
above and silvery white below. After
a few moments the head and neck were
slowlv lowered, and when level
with
th n-atpr n-fro vioientlV lasnea Jiuiu
side to side, churning up the sea into 4B, and lots 5 8. J. '
Adti winds caused the ship to 37 ; of patent 4531, gahiku.K Ma
beat about so that at midnight they ui, etc. $1. etc. B -S-. P 1-6- atea
were only twenty mi'es frnm the seen- PePt 5. 19-. nornweil et al
of the morning. This is noteworthy. . Est of "'VaSS,rt
because when Mr. Nicoll came on deck by cor to Henry aterhoas e iru i
after breakfast one of the officers Co Ltd. D; gr 210,
came up and reported that during the pu. Maui. $1500. B -S. p LI. Datea
nlsht he saw a strange commotion in July 10, 195.
toe water. At first he thought it was Henry Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd to C
a rock "awash." but a mo.t careful Brewer & Co Ltd D ,rt In gr 210.,
examination showed that it was a . WikaPu. Maui $1600. B 28- P 1
beast of some kind, traveling faster Dated July 16, 1J06.
AN EXPERT NATUEAUST
7" 4' 4" and longitude 34 20' west. The
gomewhat
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'only about eight-and-a-half-knots,
, offler .haiied the deck" and the
i00k.out man. and thus got witnesses
to this weird phenomenon. Though the
sea was calm, and there was a bright
moon, nothing satisfactory could be
made out owing to the "wash" which
the creature was making; but In its
movements it resembled a submarine
traveling just Deiow tne sunace.
Seriously, we can no longer regardjof the Exclusion A. p.,
the "sea-serpent" as a myth. There ; most illiberal, Iniquitous and unnatural I
can be no question, but that the ocean
harbors some secret which we have
not yet penetrated. It seems unlikely)
that this evasive creature should be a
descendant of the old Plesiosaurs
which became extinct millions of years
ago, though the resemblance to those
monsters is striking. More probably
it will prove to be some bizarre form
of reptile. But the resemblance be
tween the descriptions given by these
gentlemen and that gigven by the of
ficers of the Daedalus agrees too close
ly to. be passed by, and furthermore,
both agree with the description of a
similar creature seen off Tonquin some
four years since. It is possible that It
may even prove to be a "serpent."
Fnr it is we l known that the land-
snakes once possessed limbs, and some
gigantic forms of sea-snake may well
nave preserved its limbs, though now
transrormea into pauuies, uiu.
whalew. P. Pycraft
ljnnAm mustrated News.
BEALTY TBAHSACTIQHS
Entered for Record July 24, 1S06.
From 9 a. m. to 4 p
m.
Holi by afft of mtgee to' M R Ca'
dinha Fore Affdt
Me-le Ilae to Edward K Duvau-
nholln - D
- - ,r;n
Recorded July 17. 1906.
Wm Freeman to Henry Waterhouse
T- Co Ltd. M: lots 17 and 18, blk 9A,
and lots 10, 11 and 12, blk 10A, Kapa
hulu Tract. Honolulu. Oahu. 5240. B
285, p 250. Dated July 17, 1906.
. 1 T a at artir tr. T.inroln Li JlCtanaitss,
. , wm.
i); K f 3SbU, KU1 iveawomo.
anae. Oahu; lots 15, 16. 17 and 18, blk
A, Kapiolani Park Add, Honolulu, Oa
hu. $5C0. B 282, p 120. Dated July 16.
. ,'T t -p a Mott-
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to E A Mott
Smith, Par Rel: 26 160 s? ft land For
St Honolulu. Oahu. KoW. B -So. P
252. Dated July 16. 1906.
Margaret Lishman (widow) to Rob- .
ert
H P Lishman. P A: general
ers
t. si n Dated Oct zi, ii.
Margaret Lishman by atty and tr to.
i t ioVmon T ers on
32S6, Kulaokahua. Honolulu. Oahu. U.
B 2S2, p 125. Dated July 17, 193. 5
Margaret Lishman (widow) by atty
to Claus Pr-reckels & Co. M: grs S2S5
and 32S6, Kulaokahua, Honolulu, Oa
hu; 20 shares Oahu Sug Co Ltd. $lo.
000. B 2S5. p 253. Dated July 17. 1906-
Mokuhia (k) et al to Atty of Sun Wo
Chan. L; 2-3 of gr 279. Kawaihapai,
Waialua. Oahu. 15 yrs at $30 per yr.
B 2S3. p 328. Dated July 2, 19'j6.
J H Nishwitz and wf to Eliza J
ot ni r lots l and 2. blk
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Wm
John
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creature projected some eighteen
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show the distance at which the
the monster.
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GIBVII1 WHITES ON
CHINESE EXCLUSION
From time to time incidents, crop
out to keep us in mind of the existence
. . ... v.v,i.
law wnich has been enacted ny tne
American Government, although some
passed
of the States, in eariy ud,b, y
laws against witcncran, eiL., oi.
tney are not now proud.
The intolerance for the expressed
,Anfimcnrs nf our fellowmen and of
their bodily presence, which has main
tained as far back as written records
go, lead us to believe that it Is an in
herited idiosyncracy from the progen
itors of the human race.
in these latter days, when education
h so eeneraj. anu men uxw
that "speaking was invented to con-
I
ceal thought." it is strange that men,
from whom, on account of their edu
cation and position, more finesse
should be expected, would blurt out
That "I wish that all Chinese should
be shut out." This class of men so
weaken their influence on any subject
by giving way to their innate narrow
ness that a community in which they
live lose all respect for them
The bigotry and intolerance which
caused, the crucifixion of Christ, who
taught a little different religion from
that which maintained, is as dominant
man whn would assert that "he
ill iii. ' -
wished they should all be shut out
as it was in the leaders of the Jews
,r.oejoH in nhtaininsr a death
warrant for the Great Leader, and he
would carry out his ideas just as rutn
lessly if he had the support of his fel
lows. .
I know one who has been hounded
!by those in temporary authority for
the reason that he dared to use his pen
and voice to shield a Chinaman and
who would have done the same for one
of any other race who was equally
oppressed. He will perhaps some day
bpg for the opportunity to carry a cup
of water to the man who asserts, that
"he wishes he couia snui inem
out." If a man would "shut his fel
lowman out" on earth, where our days
are but a span, would he not more
so shut him out from that Elysium
where he expects to spend eternity?
Thr iro none of us Sroaa-mmae'-i
enough to see all sides of a subject and
Ko tha careful in our
;V may repent having
tGo dogmatic when our experience
our
JAMES W. GIRVIN.
BARGAliNb liN
MEDICINE.
A
that
buy
more
woman once wrote us
she was not going to
Scott's Emulsion any
because it cost too
much. Said she could get
some other emulsion for less
money. Penny wise and
pound foolish. Scott's Emul
sion costs more because it is
worth more costs more to
make. We could make
Scott's Emulsion cost less by
usino- less oil. Could take
less
rrp in makins: it, too.
we did. however, Scott's
If
IHn't be the
X-.iliLl'31-'" .w.
standard preparation of cod
liver oil as it is to-day.
SCOTT & EOWNE, 409 Pearl Street, New Vow.
When tba Cat's Away
the' Mice will Play!
When the householder goes
away for his vacation, burglars
get busy. Your valuables will be
absolutely safe and you will be
sptred a deal of worry If you
place them in a box In our
safety-deposit vault. The cost i3
only $5 per year and up.
Hawaiian Trust
Co., Ltd.
Fort Street,
Honolulu.
G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD.
G. Irwin.. President and Manager
D. Spreckels.. First Vice-President
M. Giffard.. Second Vice-President
M. Whitney Treasurer
Richard I vers Secretary
I. Spalding Auditor
8TJQA& FACTORS AND
commission Aaxarra.
AGENTS FOR
Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co.. San
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, inu-
delphia, Pa.
Newall Universal Mill Co.. Manu
facturers of National Cane Shreder,
York, N. T.
Pacific Oil Transportation Co., Ban
Francisco, Cal.
WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.
AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool.
England.
Alliance Assurance Co., or lxraaoa.
England.
Scottish Union & National insurance
Co.. of Edinburgh. Scotiana.
Fire Association of Fhtladeipma.
Alliance Insurance Corporation, Ltd.
Wilhelma of Magdeburg uenerai in
surance Co.
CJ ImOl IfOnrP
flfc lilbU t 2111 WW
THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO-
LIMITED.
for HawaLL
Atlas Assurance Company of Londo.
Phoenix Assurance Company ot im-
ilnn
New York Underwriters Agency.
providence Washington insum
Company.
Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Buuaui.
HAWAII SHINPO SHA.
THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT-
.... . M
shinpo. the only daily Japanese paper
... ... i . 1 Trifnrw nf Hawaii.
pUDiisnea in -
C. SHIOZAWA, ir-ropiicw.
r-,mriol an "Prlntinz1 Office IV -V
jjliliui uu
Smith St.. above King. Phone Main 43.
C. BREWER & CO., LTD.
Sugar Factors and Commission
Mercnants.
LIST OF OFFICERS:
. - . r
C. M. Cooke, President; ueorge a.
Robertson, Manager; E. r- tsisnop.
Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mac-
farlane. Auditor: P. C. Jones,
Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors.
AMERICAN MERCANTILE!
COMPANY (Inc. 1898).
Tacorna, Washington.
Importers, Exporters and General
Commission Merchants.
Honolulu Orders Solicited.
Cable Address: "AMERCO," A.
B. C. 5th Edition. Honolulu Ref
erence, A. F. COOKE.
All Tourists Get Their o
JAPANESE KIMONOS
nnA such POOds at
FUKURODA'S
28-32 HOTEL STREET.
All Styles of
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
Also Kimonos and Pajamas,
AT
YAMATOYA
Nuuanu Street, one door above Fauabt.
P. O. Box 822.
RICE & PERKINS,
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Btudlo: Hotel Street, ner Fort.
r . wo sixg ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GROCERS.
Now at 1186-1188 Nuuanu Street.
CALIFORNIA ROLL BUTTER, 5c
per pound.
Inone Main 238. Orders promptly
ctended to.
NOTICE.
ANT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
kelp or advice, is tnvited to comnmd
oate, either in person or by letter, wit
Ensign L. Anderson, matron of tA
Salvation Army Woman's Industrial
Home, No. 1680 King street.
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