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Vol. X"VIII No 3555 HONOLULU. TKURITORY OP HAWAII. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4 l9Uli j?kiob 6 (Jkntb

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BROWN ONCE MORE TAKESGain of Six

BE TH IS

The resultH of the rccuunt this worn-Iri-

show that Drown gained nix volesover Ills opponent, which places himono In the lead In the contest. Whenthe casting out of tho ballots torn- -menced this morning It looked at Dr.itas If laukca wns going to keep easilyuhead of his opponent. Ho had n lendof live votes to start In with (not sixiih reported In tint morning paper) andtho precincts which weio being umnt- -

ed were thought lo be uioro likely togive him better icsults than they wouldDrown. Hill the surmise proved wiong.

In the Tenth precinct of the FourthDistrict tho Note was found to ho cornet In tho Kin. of the Fifth bothcundldates Ion one vote, making nochunge In the lead. In the Second ottho Fifth the court throw out twollrowu ballots and only ono for Ian-- 1

kea, but the court counted ono b.illutfor Drown which tho inspectors hadInllcd to see, which evened matters up.

In tho Third Precinct only one bal- -lot wns thrown out for Drown whiletwo of Iaukca's were cast nuldc. Tholouft alto found ono more ballot for .

inch candidate than had been counted !

by the inspectors. This made a gain I

...it nunw..w .... atwn.. nn.l... ..mil ......djiwn Itflaa f.n.,. '

poneut's lead to four.Tho Sixth of the Fifth threw matter

back again lost onoby rejection by (ho court and also thecourt failed to flnd'one which had beenlounted for him. This Increased 's

lead to six.In the Klghth ot theFifth came tho

big surprise. It had thatDrown would gain one or two voteshere but tho actual gain 'of six, whlciiho made, tying the 'contest was unlookeii lor. in tuts prectnyt the. courtthrow odt six laukca ballots and two I

for Drown, making a gain from thissource of fonr votes. They apparent- -ly found four Drown votes which theInspectors had not (mid uny attentionto. Tho official voto In this precinctstood: UroNvn 70. nnd Inukea 123, butwhen tho recount vote wns nnnouiuedit stum: mown js; inuKon U'J. n netgoln for Drown of six.

Tho Ninth ot tho Fifth gnvo It lit.tlo asslstunco to the Sheriff as onlyono of his Notes was thrown out by the

the cafe awaythe mice will pluy andwhen the Is outor the

Why notmake aura byyour In thesafe vault.

Trust Co., Ltd.

I MMIVN NKWVInK -

VotesEighth Precinct

MakesChangelnRecountCOUNT WILL FINISHED AFTERNOON

forHnncjifrahe

beeil,expected

VVhwn

familyasleep burglar

haaanlnnlns;,putting

valuablesdeposit

Henry Wuterhouse

In

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court while two of the ballots for litisopponent mpt with the same fate. Thisplaced him ono In the lead. Tho courtwns adjourned at 12:30 and met ut1:30, when tho count of tho remainingprecincts of the Fifth District wascommenced. Tim entire, work of re- -counting will probably be finished to--day

The following tables show tho oin- -lul louut nnd tho recount Note of tho

precincts which were lounted thismorning:

TttNTII OF FOUUTII.Hejected

OHIc'l. Hecouut, by lusplrrf.laul.ea IS 18

Drown IT. 15

lllaiik I 2

F1KST OF fllK FIFTH.Rejected

Otllc'l. Itecount. by lnsplisDrown ...... 83 82laukcu C.X CT

Dlank 1 14

Kejccted by court Drown 1. lau- -ken 1.

(Continued on Page 8.)

Eight

Drowned(Atitclaitd I'rttt Special Cutltt

CLIFTON, Ariz., Dec. 4. Throuahtho breaking of an Irrigation dam hereeight lives have been lost.

ttCHARLESTON THE FLAGSHIP

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Dec. 4.The cruller Charleston hat been te.tected by Admiral Swlneburne at hitflagship.

WEYLER IM CABINET

iMiJotfaltcJ I'rttt Special CabU)MADRID, Spain, Dec. 4. Gen. Way- -

ler has been appointed Minister ofI War.

ZION CITY ABANDONED

Chicago, Dec. 3. Zlon City is to beabandoned by the Dowleltes.

MEXICAN PUBLICIST DEAD

I llexlco City, Dec. 3. General Mejlu,the well known Mexican publicist, isdead.

The Weekly Edition of tot EveningBulletin fiver a complete summary ofthe newt of tho da,. For 81 a year.

GoodStyle

it founded upon be.comlngnett to the Individual, and atlong at a man's clothes are well cutand of good quality, they can be laidto be In style. Extremes art alwaytdangerout and do not txprett style,

8tyle doet not mean ont thing tothe mm with meant and another thingto tht man with limited purtt.

If you art figuring on a new stylishsuit, let ut thow you ont of thtttwhich bear tht famout label of

Alfred Benjamin & Co,

THEKASHGO.,LTD,TEL, M,N f,

cofWVH hoht ANH Motel, ajs,

Ulil. H .!, .1 HI

IKjUllkl-A-S

II mmCharge Against Peacock

Dismissed Because

Of Error

TIUL OF 01 HERS

AHRbSIED IS POSTPONED

HEADS OF FIRMS BROUGHT INTOCOURT ON WARRANTS 18.

8UEO AGAINST COR-PORATIONS

An error in the manner of makingout and serving tho warrant againstW. C. Peacock & Co., charging thatfirm with selling adulterated liquor re-

sulted In tho dismissal of tho chargoagainst the head of tho firm, W. C.l'eacock. In l'ollco Court tills morning.Attorneys llreckons and Ashford rep-

resented the defense In tho casesagainst Peacock, Che Hut llln andSing l.oy.

When Clio Hut Kin's case was called Ashford Immediately moved thattho defendant bo discharged from cus-tody on the. ground thcro was no wnr-ran- t

against him. Tho warrant onwhich ho was arrested was sworn outagainst tho Wing Chung Lun Co., andthe attorneys for-th- o defense claimedthat thojirrval-pron- e of-th-e supposedmembers "ofliio firm was Illegal."There Is no charge against this man,"said Ashford, and he Is not hero hyduo process of law. We demand thathe bo released,

Andrado opposed the motion on thoground that Clio Hut llln was not yetcharged before tho court. Judge Whit-ney continued tliu case until tonior-low- .

In tho casa against W. C. Peacockthe 'same arguments Nvero advanced,but with better success for the de-

fense. Dreckons argued that Peacockwas Illegally arrested since tho war-

rant was directed against tho corpora-tion ol which I'encock was supposedto be tho president. "There Is a waylu which tho corporation may bebrought Into court on such a charge,"he tald, "but a slnglu member of thefirm cannot be tried for an offuusucommitted by the firm."

Andrado did not strongly oppose thomotion for dismissal lu this case, liav.ing apparently come to the conclusionthat nothing could be gained by tryingthe case In Its present form. It isprobablo that new warrants, not opento the same objections, will be issued,

Harry Juen and Joo Clark did nothave the same excuse, of being only

In a Arm, and will piob-all- y

have to stand trial, Itoth askedfor a continuance In order to obtaincounsel, and their cases were continued. Clark a case was set for Decern- -

Ler 18 and Juon's tor tho 12th.Sing Loy, charged with tho sumo of-

fense, was also represented hy Dreck-

ons and Ashford, who entered a picaof not guilty and demanded immediatetrial, Andrado objected on the groundthat the prosecution was not ready,am) Judge Whitney set tho case furDecember 11.

J. J. March, alter several coiitlnu-(Continue- d

on Page 2)

Regarding

The Prudential$, The PRUDENTIAL stood first

among tht companies operatingIn tht United Stitti In the

amount of Iniuranct gained In Ut " Or.

dlntry" dtpartmtnt alont. Thlt It a

practical txprtitlon of tht Insuringpublic's approval of Prudential man.agimtnt and of lit confidence In theCtmpany,

Hawaiian Trust

Cornwell

Asks

Recounti:. M Watson, attorney for W. II.

Cornwell, tho defeated Democraticcandidate for County Supervisor atWallukii on Mnul, filed n petition withthe Supreme Court this morning, ask-In-

for n recount ot tho voto. Thoofficial vole shoned that Cornwell hadbeen delented by live void but he setsforth 111 tlu petition that the returnsweio "false, fraudulent and untrue"and that nt tho I'liunenc school hotisu;precinct there were more than eighthntlnlu ttr lila imiuHiptit iin ...which there wcro more nntiics Notedfor than there were offlcet to be filled.Mo says also that In tho other three I thennmitii. ,r Hi., .luiri.i ii,.,,-,- . ,u.,r..'more thnn eleven' votes cast for himwhich wit.) thrown out for that Nerv,caf(m I

Other ftllJIIIMin IUI lllu llilllvnt are'"tho counted ballots marked so Hintthey might bo Identlfi.d and thosame general grounds which were al-

leged Inlu the Drawn petition for a re-

count against luukea. ass

Cannotf

S

s-

Interfereup

With State(Attmclatti I'itu Special 7b!I

WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 4.

Preildent Rooievelt'i message to Congren has been presented. He expresses hit displeasure In regard to the Itproposition to naturalize the Japanese,A resolution Nvai Introduced in theSenate by 8enator Raynor that it Istho tenia of that body that the publiccehoolt In the various States are out-sid- e

of the Federal jurisdiction andthat there It no provision In the treatywith Japan which will allow Interference with California legislation.

May Be

Insane(Atfcimtcit I'rttt gpttUtl Cailt)

NEW YORK, N. Y-- , Dec. 4. TerryMcGovern It under observation by thepolice. It It suspected that he Is Insane,

TO PLANT TORPEDOES

(Attnclattd l'ritt BptcM Colilt)WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 4. Con- -

greiiman Kahn of San Francltco hasaiked for an appropriation of $150,000,for the construction of a boat wlthwhich torpeaoti. can bo planted in theSan Francltco harbor In cate of war.

NEGROES CANWASHINGTON, D. C, Dec, 4. A

bill hat been Introduced In Congreitby Congreitman Slayton, allowing thenegro soldiera who were discharged bytho President's order to re enlltt,

HIT III GET

outSeveral Business MenAre

Interested In

Plan

YOUNG DECLINED OFFER

TO BUY HIS CONCEIN

WILL DO ONLY A REPAIR ANDAGENCY BU8INESS IN HORSE-

LESS VEHICLES BUT NOTLIVERY TRADE

A movement Is on foot to start a new

gtirage. The only business of this kind. .......... .. .I.. I. ti ( l.nln.ii.ll.1. in""" '" "V""""" ' '"" - -

Alexander oung. but it Is thought thatlarge number of automobiles In the

ellv Nvlll lustlfv the establishing of arival concern. It has not beeu quitesettled as yet. whether the propositionwill be carried through, but the matter

hclng looked up cnrciuiiy, anu u isexpected that In the near future, a

"ennue decision win ue maue,One of those who haNe the matterham, stated this morning that no

definite arrangements had been madeyet, but admitted that the proposi

tion had been taken up."We will, it wo decide to enter lata

the business at all, merely take up therepair .nnd agency hiultss,'Jhe.said. "We will not do antlivery work, as we Jo - potthink It pays. If you do livery tititl-ue-

with cheap machines, you arecontinually having trouble with them,and If you use expensive curs, you tie

too much capital."We proposed at first to buy out tho

Alexander Young garage, but Youngwould not Bell. Ho would not evengive us u figure. He said that lie td

that he must run tho garage Inconnection with ilie Young Hotel.

"We will, if wo go Into ...i) bustr.r'is,begin with a rented building for ourgarage. Wo have ot present In viewtho Slock Ynrds building and another.

"Tint entire proposition Is still un-

settled, and the negotiations regardingare still pending. However,- there

uro now over n hundred machines Inthis city, and we believe that therewould bo sufficient business for a newconcern, It It were started."

The Bulletin's Informant .wouldnot glNo out the nunie of thosewho are associated with him In theI'lupusiuuu. liu niuicu that 110 um uuifeel Justified In doing so at the presenttime.

CORBETT VS. M'GOVERN

llaltlmore, Dec. 3. Corutlt and .MrGiiNcru have signed articles for u coif-tes-

here on January 3I.

ajsr-''F'-ir Rtnt" carat an atla atthe Bulletin office

Price 34.60No. 1

A Gun Metal Calf Bal for rntn'tfall and wlnttr wear, Mtdlum point--

lot, Cuban hitl, lluchtr cut, tinall ixtinilon tolt, A good ftllir,Try nt,

THEInvestigation

Immigrant Ship

SuvericFromHELD UP BY COMMISSIONER SARGENT

The Suvcrlc, which was to sail fof

the Coast at 7 o'clock tbls morning,

was held up by United States Immi

gration Commissioner Sargent tor In'vestlgatlon Into various matters con -

nected with the bringing from Madeiraand the Atores of the immigrants.One of tho immigration officials stated . Tl0 ,,,. onk),rH ,, tllat ill tlTfthis morning that Commissioner ,.

wnR ,,,,, b 0,,

gent had summoned Captain Sliotton Krantl) fri)m , Ma,IclruH w,, carm,to appear berore him and explain tho nboari, ,altt and ,,ai, ol t aJ.cugtl)ln.presence of tho thirty-seve- stowa- - 0j tlcmH,.lv,,H , ,10 ,(U,a of ,(.aUlipways which the other ships ofllccr.1 lht,lr lomi.H Whcn l(,y Uir,.al0MC(lstate were aboard. ,0 m ro , l0 ,,,,, tiK.y woru re.

Commissioner Sargent had heard MrallM by the men from tho Azoresnothing nbout any stowaways until who drovu them nway from tho hayyesterday when he was Informed by nm, Klrnw. ,,,.,, U aft rarl ,)fa Uulletln reporter that there wns said t. Ulli,t. Tllt. olll,0 d,(l Ilol )aHlto be thirty-seve- n brought by the 8u- -

0K ,, there' was llttlo complaint af.verlc. He Immediately stated that ho ,cr , vessel 'had sailed,would Investigate the matter, and this,- -

This mutler.was taken up by Com-wa- s

supposed to be the reason the Su- - mlssloner Surgent this morning, nndverlc was not allowed to sail. I Captain Shotton states that the Com- -

Captain 8hotton, however, denlca mlssloner expressed himself us satis-tba-

the Investigation was Into lie fd that there was no ground for r

ot tho stowaways. He denies, ,v

alno. that ho had any stowaways. Kv T,t',o were also somo special casecry passenger brought by the Suverle, ,0 bo investlgatud. Imuilgrants whobe says, was manllusted. Which may (lnBlt ,,i bo'ablo to tako caro ofbe true enough qd yet' nqt bu a re4libmelyH bore. Captain Shottonatatomntil nt I tin InMa In Ihu nsMt 1 .,. . .. .' ,....v....... w. .Mw - ... ,.Bevcral of the other officers of Did.anTg state that a number of the paengersurouinuertwiinouipassporta.fwliont it may ho necessary, to send

which the Portuguese Oqvernment re- - back In tho Suvcrlc. flu hat beenthem to have. 8omo ot lh c 0VCr to ho examined by tho quaran-me- n

sailed surreptitiously to avoid te doctors, and his disposition isto servo their terms In tho ai-- nendont upon their Judgment. Mr

my. Most of them, say the officers, Sargent has given tho Buvorlc pcclimbed aboard the steamer at night, mllon to sail nt 4 o'clock, by whin,coming up the chains. So many of tinl0 u, result of tho Investigationthenwwero thor" who attempted lo nto tho enso of this man will I.board tho ship Injhls manner that at known. If It is decided to deport Mm.St. Michaels It was necessary to sta.10 Wll be shipped as ono of the ship'stlon a guai ' all around the rail to crew, as tho cheapest w,ay of takingKeep iiit-i- i , as u was, piauy orthem succt Jed In getting aboard. Thuwomen who Had no passports mauagedto get aboard by coming In with otherfamilies, and In the confusion they es-

caped detection.It wan not to escape paying their

stowed intoilltrtutted

Association because-- of Inabilityobtain from their Government

Ah their iinMRnir,. wnu nriivlil.Cautalll 8hottou be ,cch.

U,CBV corrcct , BaynK tbcro wereK,owawltyg aboard, and yet not l

giving a correct Impression. Severalof the officers tinder him emphaticallystate that thero were stowaways onthe Suvcrlc nvIio came liiimlgrantu,, Captain Shotton states that tho lu-- itjulry thlt morning which his prct- -

enco was required Commissionerwas partly into tho treatment

of tho Immigrants during voyage.Thore have beeu some complaints that

RealBusinessValues

LEADPrevents

Sailing

they wcro not well taken core of orwell fed. and it Is known that thcrowob trouble tho steamer before

left the Madeiras, some of thonewho had come aboard creating a dlt,- -.,,,, . irnll.i- - , ,., ro

10 , A fl!W of , flSBrlmtIudnnni if. . , laH,a

,,, ,nl a IRrso were) passeu wiuiii. ,.m,iinii nf ' ,. ui,.. u

.thought be of tinso'uud mind

)ini back.

MEXICANS JAPANESE

Kl I'aso. Texas, Dec. 3. Three hun-dred Japanese ImNe crossed tho linohero from Mexico. They claim that

HOLDA THE LID

Teheran, Dec. 3. Allmlrza, thePlflwn I'rltiPA lino numitnoil Ilia r..t.i. v

of Persia during the Illness of hisfather, the Bliah.

mm"ssisssssTsssssB

LQSt Wll8IlC&before Christmas to tend crate choicePineapples or bunch Selected Bananatto the Coast, SONOMA, DEC. 11.

LEAVE ORDER AT WELLS-FARCO- .

Bsftktr flsl

Price $4.50

passage that' any of them aNN ay, they were lured Mexico by prom-a- sthat was provided by tho Planters' UeH and were while there.

but loleave to

for

as

atby

Sargentthe

onshe

,,,

to nnd

I No, 2

A luavy.bullt dark Runl'n calf,

(lluchtr Bal, Bald oak double

Untlon toll, A long wiinr, Juattin iht for wlnlir

Company, Lid, Manufotur, Shoe Company, Utd.05 port Street 'Phom Mill) 282

Vorl Ht, UqpoM'i

BaflKltBhlBBl .mbHHL.:

m

J$v

Ut'

evening nri.t.r.TiN. iionomim' t h Tuesday, dec f ioor,

LOCAL ANDtENEIAL HNTo OffMASONIC TEMPLE &' VJ Any of your money growing laiy? THE DRAMAFind a Job for It through a Uulletin'

W C I". K L Y CALENDAR

MONIJAVHawaiian Stated election,

IUUHDAVPacific TlilrU Degree.

vKIOiKNtAOceanic Second Degree.

rHIIMHlMYnote Croix Regular 5 p. rn

1 TlltAvLeialoha Chapte- r- Regular.

All visiting members of theorder Dre cordially Invited to d

meetings of loial lodges.

HARMONV LODGE, No. I, I. 0. 0. F. I

Mieta every Monday evening at 7:30In I O. O rrllaS. Kort strwL

K 11. Hi:NI)KV Secretary.c o nom:u N (1

All vlBltlng uro'liers very cordiallyInvlti'il. I

MYSTIC LODGE, No. 2, K. f F.

Meets every Tuesday evening nt m

street. Visiting- brothers cordially In--

vltec! to attend.O. J. WHITEHEAD, C.C.F. WALDHON, K.H.8.

OAMU LODOE, No. 1, K. f P.

Meets every Friday evenlrg atK. 1. Hall. King street, at 7:30. MtmLeni of Mystic Lodc, No. 2, Wm.

Lodge, No. S, and visitingLrotbers cordially Invited.

General Dujlnett.A. D. DOND. C. C.A. 8. KKNWAY, K.R.I.

HONOLULU LODGE 81, I. P. O. E.

Honolulu Lodgo No. CIS, D. P. O. B..will meet In tbelr hall, .m Millerand Berctanla streets, every Fridayevening.

By order of the V. R.HARRY 11. SIMPSON,

Secretary.H. B. MURRAY, E.R.

Wm. M'KINLEY LODGE No. I, K.tf P.

Keeti every 8aturday evening atf:50 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, KingrrtreeL Visiting brothers cordially Idsit to attend.

M. M. JOHNSON. O.C.E. A. JACODSON, K.ILfl.

HONOLULU AERIE 140, P. 0. f.licets on tbe 2nd and 4th WEDNES-

DAY evenings of each month at 7:30O'clock In K. of P. Hall, King streL

Visiting Eaglei are Invited tc attend

BAM McKEAGOE. W.P. ftII. T. MOORE. W. Bscy.

HAWAIIAN TRIBE Ne. 1, I. O. ft M.

Meeta enrr aecond and fourth ,

FRIDAY of each month In I. O. C. FHall

Visiting brothers cordially Invited to-- j

tttend.W. V. DRAKE. Sachem.A. R MURPHY, C. of R.

DAMIEN COUNCIL No. 563, Y. M. I.

Mpnla bvptv Eocond nnd fourth Weil- -

ncsday of each month at San An onloIlaJl. Vlsltlne brotnurs coruiauy in

lred to attend.t. r. McTiaiiE. prcs.E. V. TODD, Sety.

Conveyance ConvenienceWhen your delivery

wagon Is made to fill theexact needs of your busi-

ness, you have "convey,ance convenience."

Why not have one madeto order here? We'llmake It Just as you wantIt. We can glvr you anestimate price.

Hawaiian CarriageManufatturing Company,,427 QUCBN ST. TJBL. MAIN 47.1

P. O. BOX 183.C. W. ZEIQLEn Manager'

HONOLULU IRON WORKS'

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA I

CWINERY of every capacity and do- -

icrlptlon made to orfleV. Boiler workand RIVETEl) PIPES for Irrigationpurposes a specialty. Particular a'ten-- itlon paid .to JDB WORK, and reoalrr I

executed it sKortest notlca.

W. R PATTER30N l"

General Contracting and Jobbing.Housepalntlng, Paperhanglng, Gralti- -

Ing, Kalsomlnlng, Brick, Cement and6tono Work. Shop with Whittle,, thesign palntsr, corner Hotel and Unionstreets. PHONE MAIN 361

THC HAWAIIAN REALTY AND MA

TURITY CO., LTD,

Real Cstate, MortaQi Loans and InysMmtnt 6ctirlllss,

(Jlflcel Mclntyrs Uldrj., Ilcnolulu, T.llI'. 0. 00 ?t, PHONi? MAIM HI

)D rOHT OT.

iwr- - UUJ.i-Cfl- rMa, PAY -- ratl

a:TtI

.. wi . fcyr;ir! jTh Old Blend o s

. wwsHy.

9rags QZXu o

GO z. Ch toftfw ' 2- Mill MW "!J1CH. M Mf "JS2

II till tUACH "

4 J MM. (M pa) p f U oE

Drntont Vnnr Unnoo

KomWinter Rains

A good coat of paint ap-

plied to your house nowwill protect It from winter rains. The beet paint

to ute ItW. P. FULLER & CO.'S

PAINT

URE

REPARED

it Is ready mixed forute ALL COLORS.

Lewers & Cooke,Limited,

177 S. KING STREET.

For Over 60 YearsMrs.Wlnslow'9

Soothlna Syratt9 MX1 urd .for .over .SIXTY

Yi:AkH to;

lorthelrL, llIIJOIUtN whlloTHmll.Jtlf. Willi perfect IUllTU. ITLivOntii'ii .1. Kiiirti LriiwffUD . .wj nAni.i uig buiuifi ovi' I unaB tti OUMa,ALLAYa oil psln, E3

H CORES WIND COLIC, t.d U the SDcttrcmruysoruiAKKitu.A. ooia 4

fS by Drusi:lts la e try part of tbe fgjwonu. no Kuru nnu K tor Hn,

iQKlow'rt Bootblnff Ryrupand ukeno other kind. 3J CcaU a Bottle.

All Oil! and WtlMflfd RlHif)

BEAUTIFUL

NEW MATSTOR THE HOLIDAYS AT

Miss Power'sMillinery Parlors

BOSTON BLOO., FORT STREET.

Try Dr. McLean'sGOLDEN SEAL HAIR TONIC

for Oily Hair. For sale by

Mrs. Doris E. Paris,FORT STREET opposite CONVENT.

SEND YOUR TltlEND A CASE OF

Mrs Kearns' PiescrvesTACTORY 184 HOTEL STREET.

PHONE BLUE 1411.

HATSAt Reduced Prices until after Xmas.

K. UYEDANuuanu bet. King and Hotel Streets.

COAT AND PANTSCLEANED AND PRESSED FOR

SO CENTSPHONE MAIN 457.

Sun Rise Dyeing House1346 FORT OTREET.

BAMBOO AND LAUHALA

for sale at the

WOMAN'S EXCHANGEHOTEL 8T.

TEL MAIN 473,

Per Japanese cooks, wallers, womenlor iiouieworK aim imp tor uay worn, 'uppiisi) on short notice,

JAPANESE NEW HOTEL UNION,LAUQH OFFICE,

iNUUAIIU 8THGCT HEAII I'AUAHI,

Pint Job I'rliiUnil l ii Hlltli,

want ad.

Autos for hire at Ter. Stables.Head tlio Honolulu (las Co it

lojn)Why not ask for lto)al Uutter at V

J Day & Co 'a'Mystic Lode, No 2, K of P , metis

tonight lu K. of P. Hall. Klnn streetYou may lint p a hot bath Instantly at

a crnt of fhn ci'iits If )ou use a fiiB

iStotc Honolulu (las Co.Neatly furnished rooms at tbe Pop tne

ulur SI. SI. CO and S2 tier week. 1213

I'ort street'I ho NnrvMKlau hirk Helen,

My tbo l'oiliniii will brliiR iiiru" "I 'ourtunl from Ni'wrnMli' tn HiIh port

Sco l.t!vy nd lu this lsaur- - lb nuwant to learn of sninetlilni; nuod lo

our frlomlfl on thf oilier lulnmlaWnU.lkl luu is now owned by W. C.

Herglu Accommodations, suppliesand attendaniu absulut'ely Qrst classriuest bathing on the beach.

l)o joii want a good slilrf C Chow

orner Klin; nnd HUer streets, has alii'rxci'lluit stock Hint Is jirlct.il extrai.r(lliinrll low

Time wrn eight ileal lis from con-- 1

dlfcnscs In Honolulu betwi'tn,NoM-mbe- r 10 ntitl 30, eight of tuber-

culosis and two of typhoid fuu-- r

Henry May &. Co. hau Just recelM--

IIOOO bags of Ccutcuulnl'K Uent Hour ItIk the nm si Hour sold here and the lotwill hardly Inst a Jiffy Onlir tnda)

A lice il Ion for Dr. Hlesti-- will litlulil In the lectnro room of CuitralI'nlon church oil Tuexcla) eulng AnInterestlUK program hns been prepan I

Tbe Norwegian bark Marglt, which1came In retenlly, was charleu-- priorito arrival by Ualfour, (lutbrle tc Co.,lo tarry lumber from the Sound to.Valparaiso

Hawaiian News Co Iiiih Hiii InrgiKtand finest assortim-- of Clirlttmasbonks In the city, for adults and joiiiikpiople Why not glw n book forClirUtmax?

JaiueK Stnuloii, a stowaway fromone of llio Amerlraii-IInwallu- n kIuiiiiships, was nrresltil esterday nnd willprobably be held for deportation b)the same

V S Kills hns received a teller fromhis brother, .lolni Kills, which statesHint Iho latter has mailo n tipniKt

incut to sIiik on the Ktllli ilriult. oimof the best uudoUllu tlreulls of them.iliilnud

There will be a meellni; of tin- -

conni-ete- with St Andrew's tntliedriil at 7 4 .". this lu I lie Suu-il- n

school room to tousliler the reportof the tommlttr-- on llio Alice Mncklii-tos- h

Memorial.JudKe Whitney's clans In thll

tho "Civics Club." holds Itsdrst regular meeting nt the Y. M C.A nt 8 o'clock tonight The tlilli will!organized Inst Tuesday nnd bus uboutfifteen members.

Order Christmas books from Wm C

l.jim Co, Uil.. Honolulu All thoelnudard hooks sold lu sets for task oron eusy payinents. Order today. Si ml111 ft. scioiiil anil third choUu as Ibuothers may bo all gone

I'rtp.iratlous lire being lompldid lutbe Public Works Department to enable n J Lord to go ahead with I. In

loiitrncl for coiihtruclliiK ttm KnJIlnsewer Hystem and the extelisluii of tbeNiiiuitm uvenuii Kewer line

'I he Seaside has plenty of surlboards, kiii r tanoes, Canadian canoesetc, which ure at Hie dlkposn! of Itslguests. Remember that the best bathlug nnd the best surf for board riding Isrllreclly lu front of the Seaside.

There is nothing that joii can seiulto Irlends or lelntivts on tho muliilandus a ChrMliias piesuut thai would bunpprei lated more than a tr.itu of iboheplmapples or u bunch of uelLCted n.i--

linlias Order nt Wells, I'.iigo olllie.King RlH 1.

Col (ito W Mucfurlaue Is still iI

to his Wnlklkl hoiiui by bis luJured leg, the lesull of his street curaccident lu San Kruntisio 'I he liou-bl- u

wus more set lous tliau firstDr Hiimphris, who Is unend-

ing Col Mucfarlani-- , expicts to havebis patient out soon

The Woman's Hoaid of .Missions willmi el ut -'- .'HI p. m, tuilu) at tho Ceo.(ml Union Church Tho study of"West Ccutlul All leu" will bu laliuuup iiudoi Mis. W. A. How en's leader-ship Mix, J M Wliltni'j willmi Chluc-h- work and Mrs Then, ltic.li- -

urds on her experiences ut Ibu "llusluclc" ineotlng.

A commlllee of members of the handunited on Jon Colli u jesterduy lu in- -

gnnl lo tbu mi cam of salaiy duo them.Mi Cuheii stated his poaltlon lu the

nun and uuthorlzeil them to uunoiinieIn t lit Ir iiimrndes that Iberu wuuld bu

:i jinyment mudu on uccouiii today, Timcouiiiilttie who Interviewed Cohen con-

sisted of J Aniasul, Kaau unci H. II

HakerA lulu litter from 1'. Maurice, McMn-lio- n,

wiiu Is now lu Uoldllelil, Nov,uuinc-- sumn foimcr Honolulu peoplewlio urn now- - lu that mining tuii.p.itmuiig Hiiim being Cunningham,Come k, Coukley and formersulconkiH-jiers- , llankey, tho law j it;unci a ouug man named Clark Curels of Kc rr'H one time, wus III (loldllelilliciiiilv selllnu uiHuls

Members of llin Civic IVilorallou aleordlully luvllul tu loiisult u similli

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Thomas Floser EntersHis Plea Of Not

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In Judge l.lndsny'H court this morn-ing n short session wns held In whichtwo enses were wiped off the criminalcalendar nnd one. plea of not guilty wasentered. The criminal calendar Is nowIn better shape than It hns been forseveral jcars. due lo hard work by theAltorncy General's department, nndthere ure very few-- old rases left to becompleted before the next report of thoGrand Jury.

In the case of I) Waiilnc, chargedwllh robbery lu the second degree, theprosecution entered a nollo prosequi, Ithaving turned out from the evidencegathered that both men, tho allegedrobber nnd his victim, were under theInfluence of liquor and tho ease beingtherefor so confused "that u convictionwus unlikely. '

A case against a Chinaman namedAh Cheong, who was Indicted by the(Irancl Jury fur larceny In the first dogree wns also nolled. The convlcllohof Ah Chong if obtained would havebeen on practically tho unsupportedtestimony of a confederate of his.When the Indictment was obtained Itwas thought that more evidence couldbe obtained.

After numerous motions to quashmid demurrers which were nil over-mle- d

by the Court, Thomas Flores vvaiarraigned und pleaded not guilty to nthiirgc of assault and buttery with aweapon. In case of a conviction Hiecase will probably be appealed byJ ml Re dear, the attorney for the plain-ti- n

on the demurrers mentioned.

CANAL ENGINEER RE8IQN8

l'uuuma, Dec. 3 J. (I. Sullivan, thenssUtant thief engineer on the canalconstruction work, has resigned.

ANOTHER DREADNAUQHT

Portsmouth, Dec. 2. Yesterday thekeel was laid for another and morepowerful vessel of the Ureaduoughlype.

DEAD

I'ortlund, Oregon, Dec. 4. Ueorge 13.

Cole, of the State of Washiiiglon. died here yesterday.

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MILLIONAIRE LEAVES JAIL

Bun quentln, Dec. 3 Colonel Urll-fil- li

J. (Irimth, the Los Angeles miningmllllonulie, who shot his wlfo threejeais ago, was released from the penIteutlary yesterday.

EARTHQUAKE IN MARTINIQUE

Tori Do France, Martinique, Dee. 3An earthquake shock wus exper-

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The wbrk of distributing tho Portuguese immigrants has been practically concluded, and ban been effectedwith considerably less difficulty thanwns nntltlpated. A large proportionof them wanted to go to plantationson this Island, but those In charge ofthe matter succeeded In dividing themup pretty fairly. The Helene yesterday took n large number nt the newsettlers to Maul and Hawaii planta-tions, and a special (rain carried thosewho were apportioned lo the Oaliuplantations.

For Oaliu the following distributionhas been made:

Kwn 39 men.Walpahu 40 men.Walalua 39 men.Kahuku 3S men.Immigrants have been sent to the

other Islands as follows:Maul Hawaiian Commercial: 18

families, consisting of 19 men, 19 wo-

men, 31 children, and 39 single men.Walluku: S families, consisting of S

men, C women, 2 children, and 8 singlemen. Pala: 7 families, consisting of7 men, 7 women, C children, and 'isingle men.

Hawaii Walakca: C families, con-sisting of G men, 5 women, 10 children.and 14 single men. Hakalau: C families, consisting of li men, 6 women, 19children, and 7 single men. Olaa: 11

families, consisting of 11 men, 12 wo-men, 29 children, and 10 single men.Paauhau: 21 families, consisting of 24men, 26 women, 27 children, and 4 sin-gle men.

Kauai Llhuc: 7 families, consistingof 7 men, 7 women, 14 children, and2 single men. Makee: 10 families,consisting of 10 men, 9 women, 18 chil-

dren, and 2 single men.

LIQUOR CASES UP

(Continued from Page 1)unccs, came up for trial on the chargeof living off the earnings of Adella,one of the women of Iwilel. Morchgot himself Into trouble by thrashingAdella. His blows turned her truelove into bitterness, and she bad himarrested for living off her earnings.

Morch seemed lo have an Idea thatho had engaged, Judge clear to defendhim, but Q car's clerk stated that theJudgo had nothing to do with the case.

Morch admitted that he had beenliving with the woman for the pastnine months, but only for tho purposeof reforming her and turning her fromher evil ways, which pained hint deeply. He Indignantly dented that he liv-

ed on money earned by Adella. Hewas a working man, he said, and Informed the Court that he had workedsix days on the Manchuria and severaldays during the past nine months ontho coal wharves. Ho knew tbe kindof business lu which Adella was en-

gaged, but had never aided or abettedII.

Although Morch Is probably one ofthe parasites who Infest Iwilel. thocase against him was so weak thathad he had on attorney, It Is Im-

probable that he would have been heldan tho charge. As It was, Judgo Whitney held him over to the Orand Jury.

Mrs. Wahlue Laxarus charges herhusband Alexander with havingthrcuteued to kill her, and she askedllin Court tci put him under boudB tokeep tho peace. The case was set fortrial tomorrow. Alexander will spendDie day under the earn of Jack Molan-ph-

tu insure against his tarrying outhis alleged threat In tho meantime.

I.ucclvago Is an old East Indian whomakes a precarious living by pickingup ragB and bottles. He must havedono well recently, for he managed loaccumulate enough to get drunk on.Ills thin old legs were weak and wobbly as ho stood before Judge Whitneythis morning charged with drunken-ness. Andrade stated that It wasdoubtful If the old man could raiseenough to pay a fine, and as this was

his first appearance, ho moved that senbe suspended for 13 months,

Tho Judge, so ordered, and Lucelvago

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Merchants Will Work

To Get ConsularCongress

The meeting of tbo trustees of thoChamber of Commerco and the directors of (he Mcrclmnts' Assoclitlonwhich witii held )cstcrdny In tho Clov

ernor's office for tho purpose of talkingover plans for n Commer-cial Congress lo ho held In this city atMime future date, was well attended I

'and nil those presont'werc In fa or otgoing ahead with the project. Just lie-- 1

fore tho meeting closed a motion waspassed that the mailer he brought to i

the attention of tho two rommcrilalbottle nnd tlint with the assistance ot(locrnor Cnrter a (ommltlcc he ap-

pointed lo take tho mailer up, shouldthe two organizations approve.

The meeting was opened by (lour-tio-rCarter, who said:

"What nppenls to mo about the IdeaIs this- - In Mother way can Hawaii nowell show that she Is ready lo take tholead in promoting the commorco of thel'aclnc. Tho question of a ConsularCongress seems perhaps more fcntlbloand If we enn fcecure tho support of thoAdministration nnd .Secretary Rootwould order II, It would be done. ACommercial Congress as an" adjunctwould bo a great, bencllt lo us.

"This Congress could not be held lursome lime as It would need n great deulof preparation and much correspond-ence would bo necessary. This nnsbeen shown by tho great amount otcorrespondence which I hac receivedfrom tho managers of tho

Congress and of the Alaska-Yuko- n

Exposition."A Congress such as proposed would

be of jrreat benefit to us to lenmmethods, health contrid nnil

through tho Intercourse, that the Con-gress would bring.

"We hao tho old I'lsh Market, nsteel structure with a concrcto floor,which, with wirao remodeling, mighthe m.ido most miltiiblc. for such a gath-ering.

"I Imvo hero call"d )ou together, thetrustees of the Chamber of Commercennd tho directors of tho Merchants

to lay the mailer beforo )ouand nsk that )Oii lay It before )ourbodies and perhaps, If tho Idea sug-gests Itself agreeable. In appoint a s'

committee to take (barge of thomatter. I should llko to hear fromMr. (Hartley, who goi me Interested Inthis matter

Mr. (Hartley snld:"I do not believe that tho Congiess

could bo held for at least eighteenmonths. I bellovo that It would hecommercially profltnlilo nnd nlso of thegreatest benefit from a promotion pointof lew Wc have Irt unity estab-lished the Amerlcah-llanalla- n line nndI do not think that our peoplo appre-ciate what wo Imvo done lo Btlmulatothe commeno of the United States,

In answer to n question from (I. V.Smith, (loernor Carter stated that liewould, If ho believed Iho public scntlment approved, recommend a. legislat-ive) appropriation for tho Congress.

J. It. (lalt said:"I bellovo that it would ho n line

thing lo have- - such a Congress.I hellovn It would bo best to

have a consular congress held hero asMum as possible This should nottake, I believe, over n jear. Tillswould be, I think, about alt wo wouldho ahlo to hundln at llrst and thismight well lead lo a larger commercial longresH

stated

would

nm luiium-n- oi enuro milledStates tho com- -

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Father tho t'aullst mission-ary, at tho Catholic Cathedrallast

"Wo want jou to lie zealous In bring-ing of your friends here,ho wild "Hut wo are mil

ns Americans to glvo

Military

Brushes

Catholics should next and Adams on thehe tho to glvo than fnlr witn either. The backs In thesealthough wo wcro bltlcrl) maligned n brushes are of hard,

jearH ngo tho Stales. It was able wood and bristles sre thedone because tho truth was unknown, long flexible stock is se- -

I.et us nil to It known. tected by English makersof jour non Catholic friends their superior lasting quality. We

Information vvn will bo glad to 'have these for the hair andsee them at tlmo at thn Illshnp'H clothes. Christmas Is approaching;house Many ihero mo who neverspoko to a and often they tlilnUa priest Is very Htrnngn Individual

Afterwards rather Stark deliveredhis sermon, the buIiJchi "denialSalvation." Tho was ono thatshowed deep thought.

Father Stark Is n Interestinggraphic speaker If for no

ronson than ability, deserved uaudience than tho one thaihim last night.

Tho service tonight willat 7:30 o'clock.

A I' Tn)lor, the Advertiser report-er, charged with falso Impersonationof n pollco olllccr nnd with drawing ugun on tho of Akwal'sIn Achl lane, was found )es-Unl-

afternoon by Judgo WhitneyTho minor charge against him andagainst II. 0. of un-

lawfully on the premises of another,was nolle piossed on motion of Pros-ecuting Attorney Andrnde

Taylor testified In his own behalf, hisifHiinnmv iirini- - 11.1111 innirnf irinri m

Tenney feck asked n number of thai given by the four Chinesewhich wero answered by nesennf tho prosecution. Tavlor(iovernor Curler and other present. It I tlint ho did not exhibit tils baclgo of

was explained that tho consular ran pPCu ,,it0 nnd that ho didgross mean tho meeting of all i limn , .,m utih hi i,..n.the consuls of tho different points nil mitny was corroborated Mathcjonlie 1'aclflc. Willi thn Idea of promoting j,KP n,i ltrncy Sutton as- -

innInstead of waiting forof I'ac lllc

orally must, still and '

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e to dnndiuff IsHow can by n mero thange of lo remnvo which Is n

punclunlioii turn Into INuwbro'H llerplclde kllla genumaking n man'a la'iightcr Into l'u'0' toilet talde should have such

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KEYRTONE.ELGIN WATCHESINOERSOLL WATCHES

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Our Suits for TWCNTY-riV- DOLLARE are UNEQUALEDIn this town.

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Circulation of Evening Bulletin.Saturday, Nov. 24 2632Monday, Nov. 26 2487Tueiday, Nov. 27 2390Wednesday, Nov. 23 2510Thuraday, Nov. 29 HolidayFriday, Nov. 30 2486Average dally circulation 2501

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P. II. HUIINETTE,Notary Public, First JudlclaT Circuit.

TUESttAY .....J)KC I, lDOo

It la to bo hoped tlink. Kllaucn willkeep warmed up till nflcr the visit otthe 1'acMc Coast consular corps.

After tho Supreme bmch hacomitlnB the ballots in the

contest, how many will bobatlsflcd?

Every member of the Soclnl ScienceCJub should rend tho opinion of'judgoParsons on "courts not enumerated In

the Itcvlscd Uiwa."

President nonseclt saluted theto Hlcnns as "fellow citizens." and baldho would continue to use every effortto secure, citizenship for them.

Any trouble, or even n shadow oftrouble, between the United States midJapan, would result In an Immediatesuspension of the emigration of laborffom the Orient.

. . . iiFranco has barred American pork

nnd' Italy has raited Its cmbnrgo. Atthe tame time Spain complains of thomethods of tho Lumber Trust, Its highprice and the poor cjiiallly of tholumber shipped,

For the first tlmo In San Francisco'shistory tho name of Its chief executivehas been read by n Judge of a criminalcourt from the calendar. It was writ-ten In between the names of a mur-derer nnd a petty thief.

A Japanese company lias been organ-ized In San Francisco to transact a gen-

eral drayagc, delivery nnd transferbusiness. It will be Interesting to noteIf any Interference bo offered by tholabor unions on tbo coast to Its com-mercial pursuit.

.inThe Federal law department, hns

been Investigating tho Pailllc Coastlumber trust. Upon the day that theevidence wna forwarded to the Attor-ney General at Washington, tho pticoof lumber was advanced ono and twodollars per thousand feet.

That - Honolulu business men canhustle has been shown by the action otoAr contractors nnd tho Merchants'Association In getting n postponementof Hie opening: of bids for tho lepro-sarium. Now let us seo the samo energy deuitcd to tho Consular Congress,

hcre U moro buncombe, talked inHonolulu about dishonest election!!tlfati In any other community of thesame otlng slzo In the United Stales.It shows a nasty, carping and

frumo of mind, due n part toour Isolation and In part to a lack othealthy mental recreation. There Ir.

far loo much atiect-torn-

If Treasurer Campbell can secure nconviction ugiilnsl the Kdlers of mlui-tciji't-

liquor, ono advance step willhave been made tuwaid a decrease IndruiikciiiuexH, If (ho Iglslatiiio willfollow ,thlu with u high IkciiMi law,I bore will bo u second forward movetoward crcutcr temperance. If thetalnon-kc-c.ncr- s will then return toIwWitHlvii tent drinks, tint oulpo.ts

J5 peril curried, If Hie, pulliollu-ii- ' 'i(ttrtly eafnrcu t ho law tberobu tumil"! I'tli'iidau for Hit) din- -

fTOjMgfctntiu l ilio tin ult JiuIkuh,lileniMH Ijl HUllar nf fullcil

women, moie misci to bo spent In thohomes or ntnllaMc for the savingsbanks, nnd an Imprtned moral condi-tion In the community

THE SHERIFF COUNT

There Is n cry undecided nnd haryIdcn of the exncl Hindis nf the 8hcrlff

j contest case In tho Supremo Court.I Tho Chief Justice nindp nn explanationlast week, to Attorney Kinney Hint didnot explain. Ah n rule the people nreunder tho linprcasloc that this Is merely n preliminary tci to enable, the

mind to deteimliic whether, ornot. Mr Drown Is entitled to n re-count. If so then n commission willbe nppolnted to innko n legal count ofthe ballots. Others hold that this Istho final count, nnd that Mr. Drownor .Mr. Inukea will be In or out ns thopresent count mny .decide, or Hint thetwo mny have exactly the same nunvber of voles nnd a. new election bonecessary.

As the present count will probablybe finished ttxlny, It Is to be hopedHint the exact status of the case willthen ho made clear to the ordlnnry laymind. If the court will Rvo n rulingas to tho marking of a bnllot. will do- -

line n legnlly marked ballot thntshould bo (minted, nnd n ballot that

I should not bo counted, then the con- -

lest will he worth more than tho lime,troiimo and money that hawi beenspent upon It. Otherwise II will bopractically useless. There aro htmdreds of people In tho community thatdo not agree with the Judicial deci-sions ns to good anil had ballots, nndwho argue Hint somo ballots have beenwrongly counted by Hie bench, whileothers hnve been wrongly thrown out

If ft were known that the SupremoIleneh were unanimous In regnrd toIts disposition, of each and every ballot, then there would bo n more set-tled confidence In the result. Follow-ing this, n ruling from tho court withnn exnrt definition of n legal ballotwould be of benefit to Inspeclois aswell ns to tho voters. Without thisthe tendency will be to argue that theprrsent count means nothing nnd Isworth nothing, nnd thnt tho count ofthe Inspectors of the election Is prob-nbl-

the more reliable because the In-

spectors hnvo had n. previous oxpcil-enc- e

which Is Incklng to the court.Tho law says n bnllot must bo mnrked

Lv In. tho space provided '"opposite tbename or inc cnniltnate. Notning elsoIs allowable. Hut u ballot should notbe thrown out If It carries a fly piark,nor If It hns been accidentally torn bynn Inspector when unfolding It. Andwo are Infoimeil that this Inst hasbeen done by tho court.

INVITE THE PRESIDENT

H has been very generally stated Inthe public press on tho mainland, nndnever contradicted, that the President'Is anxious to visit the Philippines.While nothing has been said In regard

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FOR SALE:

Lots In Manoa Valley, PuupueoTract 1,000,.and upwards, accordingto size. Choice building site CollegeHills two and a quarter acres at abargain. Half-acr- house lot onPunchbowl Slopes, Very cheap forcuh.

Hint) Watorhoust Trust Co,, Ltd,,

Corner For! n Merchant SI?

to any longing deslro he mny have toset foot upon the shores of the Paradise

J of the Pacific, thnt Is probably duo tocur extreme modesty Tho Philippinesget nn abundance of free achcrtlslngThere Is always something to bo writ-ten about them and the AssociatedPress nlds in Its liberal circulationIlcsldes there Is a wideawake admlnls(ration and community nt Mnnlla thatalways wants something and belle mIn frequent nnd Judicious nihertlslng,It cooperates with the local newspapermen nnd gets It.

Hut here wo havo not overcome ourold missionary modesty, and ourneeds nnd good deeds nro cnrefull)guarded from public light, while Ifnnybody should commit a had deed Itought, per contra, to be promptly relegated to the rellnr or burled In tbemuckbeap. Wo dodge our best publicfriend, the ncwspnpcrmnn, lustend oftaking him Into our confidence nnd up.predating thnt his Is the hardest woik-In- g

business In the community, anilthat he can do moie public Rood to theTerritory than nil our club nnd soclnlfriends put together, Each one of tbesoIs out for himself nnd wants to get Inon the ground floor, while tho newspa-perman Is out for all of us all tho time,and has often to bo content with stund-In- g

room In tho gallery.'Hut that is not Inviting tbo Presi-

dent though It Is helping a good deal,How? Let the poor scribe be nskedto use hU pencil In telling everybodyIn tho United Slates that the Chnmberof Commerce nnd tbo Merchants" As-

sociation of Honolulu hao sevcrnlly,nnd Jointly, Invited tho President ofthe United Stntes to visit Honolulu ntthe time of 'the convention of tho Pa-

cific Coast consuls, or nt any otl cftime, either when going to or fioiutho Phlllpplnc-i- . or by cutting off HieMnnlla end. Frame the Imitation inproper form, send them through tliDelegate with correct etiquette nnugold heals, ask tho (iencrnor to bellithe mmemeni along, mid then get the,newspaper men nf Honolulu to do tie;real work, not forgetting Wood's pen-cil, nnd hammer nt the job to n flnl.tt..It wouldjie such n big thing fur Ha-waii that thorn arc somo people litrewho cannot appreciate Its Importance,nny more than they ran the Import-ance ot liming a convention of Amer-ican consuls held In Honolulu. '

Mltchcllvllle. town, IndexOno of the most unique nnd Interest-

ing newspapers that has como to nutlccfor Mimo tlmo Is the Ecnlng Ilutlctln,published at Honolulu, Territory olHawaii, dated September 20, I90G. Itwas written' up by members of theSouthern California Editorial Associa-tion, who held their annual conventionIn thnt city. It is a paper andcontains tho Impressions of mnny writ-ers, nil speaking In glowing terms ofthe benuty and possibilities of tho Is-

land, and n vast nmoiint of useful In-

formation Is Imparled,'

PETER ANO PAN

It is announced that "Peter Pan"will, yet once moie. bo produced ntChmtmnH. Our theatrical correspondent Informs us that tho management Iswondering how It will pan out. nnd ri-

val managements when II will netcrout. Punch.

The BU8INE8S MAN'S HANDY IN-DEX, published In the Saturday lulltin and the Weekly Edition, gives aconcise and complete resume of all le-

gal notices, call for tenders, judg-ments, building permits and real es-tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,756 Pf month. Weekly Bulletin.SI per year.

PROTECT YOUR HOME AND OTH- -

ER PROPERTY BY INSURANCE.

9J8 FORT ST.

Say,do you want to get HER a real

swell present, one that can not helpbut please, one that will last Indefinitely, a constant reminder of thegiver?

If SOa aelection made from our new

line of

Real Shell

Combs--AND o

Ornamentswill come very near filling the bill.

Also a large line of Imitation Shell'Goods, with or without Qold Mount-ings

NOW ON DIGPLAY.

EHLERSCJoocI QoocIm

CARTER SAY

WORK IS

Will Give His Personal

And Official Help

To Congressin speaking of the meeting held yes

terday In regnrd to tho holding of ncommercial congress In this city In thenear future, Oovernnr Carter said today:

! , "I Avas very much plciscd with thonttendancont the meeting yesterdayand now the matter Is up to the peopleof the Territory to do ns they deembest, If they npproie of tho suggea- -'

tloni mnde they run go nhead and 1

I will ilii whatever I inn to help Imth of- -llclally nnd personally.

"1 am henrtlly In favor of the plansinnd believe thnt If wo can secure the,'tonsillar congress that wo will findI that all tho big firms which tfado with(foreign nations on the Pacific will sennrepresentatives here. To be able tosee tho consuls from so mnny ports niltogether nnd get their views on Ibumany trade condllicns In pcrhnp aspace (if threo days, would be nn In-

valuable help to American mcrchanisand manufacturers.

"Tho stnrt has now boon mnde nndIt Is up to tho lommerclnl bodies totake tho mntter In band. They shallhnve nil the assistance Hint I enn glvothem but they must remember thatthey must work nt It themsches midnot let themselves bcllevo Hint a propo-sition of this kind can run Itself,"

. Whnt. Is mind? No matter,Whai Is matter? Never mind.What tree, Is nearest the t.ca? Tho

beech.Whnt Is the bcM thing out? A iwii.

Ilngrntlon.What black thing enlightens the

world? Ink.What chasm often separates friend)?sarcasm.Nnme something with two heads nnu

one liody? A barrel.If you were to ride a donkey what

fruit would you resemble? A pair.What Is thai. which is lengthened by

being cut nt both ends? A ditch.--What sort of men nre nlwnys nboc- -

bonrd In their movements? Chessmen,Why Is n benewdont mnn like a cull

hoise? IJccnusc he stops nt the cry otwoe.

Weekly Bulje'tm SI per yf.

Are You In DoubtAS TO WHAT TO BUY FOR A

CHRISTMAS PRE8ENT?tIF 80

JUST ALLOW US TO

8HOW YOU SOME OF OUR HANrSOME NEW

!; GoldBangles

This year They're all the Rage,

We. have an Immense stock of all

kind. Sliver and Qold, Set with

Rubles and Other Stones.

ri.F.Wictiman&Co.,LEADING JEWELERS.

J. M. DavisSEWING MACHINE REPAIRER.12f6 FORT 8T. nwr BERETANIA.

Sewing machine for ail.TEL. MAIN 117.

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Kilohana Art League Is

Now Open To

PublicThe semlnnnual exhibition of llm

Kilohana Art League opened last nightwith n "prlvnto view," at which thomembers nnd their friends had nfriendly chat over things accomplish-ed nnd grcntcr things to be. Tho exhibition Is now open to the public dai-ly from ! n. m. to S p. ni. and from 7to ft p. Ill

Tbo exhibition Is not a large one,lint Is rather more Interesting thansotnu of tho previous ones. I). II.Hitchcock and .Ins. A. Wilder, (he Int-le- r

cspeclnlly Interesting ns ho Is nowto tbo gencrnl public, dominate, hut ItIs well they do so, as both have someexceedingly good pictures, well chos-en nnd well handled subjects, amongtheir ranvnscs,

Mrs. Deroto hns two pictures onview, both good; nno of them, "ThoPond," Is nn exceedingly attractivepicture, wbcro careful treatment nndn benutllul subject hnvo producedcharming results. A It. Outrey hnssomo or the best pictures of the exhi-bition, while K. S. Mnloney's collectionIncludes several very good hits,

srtmo of them nre sufferingfrom the disadvantage of being hungIn poor light. The catalogue in full Isas follows:

Sketch Ins. A. Wilder. 'Vlstn. Knllhl Vnlley I). Howard

Hitchcock.Cherry lllossonis, Toklo V, S.

Study .Ins. A. Wilder.The Wnves Play In Their Holies of

Wlillo, While Mother 8ca Lies Dream-ing I). Howard Hitchcock.

Ilrctnn Peasant Jas. A. Wilder.When the Clouds Light Up and Hilts

Ileconie VcUet I). Howard Hitchcock.Old Mission House, Lnlinlun !, H.

Malony.Btnlrway, Mission House, Lahalnn

V. 8. Malony.Hnwallan Valley P. II. Dodge.Showers, Alen A. II. Pnrke.Pcnrl Harbor A. II ParkoA Sky Line, Venire P. II. Dodge.Looking Knstwnrd to (ho Sea A. If.

Parke.Sketch nt Wnlalua P. II. Dodgo.Closo of Day D. Howard Hitch-

cock .

Tlio Klnmo Tree (Polnclaua Ilegln)D. Howard Hitchcock.The Pond Mrs. Dccoto.Temple Gate, Toklo V. 8. Mol'onyTrade Wind Clouds Como HowlliiR

O'er the Hills D. Howard Hitch-cock.

Diamond Head from the Sen A. It.Gurrey.

Harbor Entrance A. It, Gurrey.A Wet Day, Kahana Vnlley D.

Howard Hitchcock.A Cocoanut Study V. 8. Malony.Aground D. Hownrd Hitchcock.Montclalr Hills In Winter D. How-ar- d

Hitchcock.Kvcnlng nt Walklkl I). Howard

Hitchcock.The Wind Jammer A. It. Gurrey.Moonlight llffecl A. It. Gurrey.The Dlack Hock I). Howard Hitch-

cock.Storm Effect 1). Howard Hitch-

cock.Canal Scene. Toklo V. S. Malony.Tho Lauhata Tree I). Howard

Hitchcock.A lilt or Hawaii P. II. Dodge.The Ilcauty nnd Mystery of the

Ships P. II. Dodge.Tho Wave U. L. Hutchinson.Skcltfi at Palama P. H.Sunset from Lahalna Mrs. Dccoto.Decorated Ottoman M. Rothwcll.Howl, Pyrography M, llothwcll.Dccoratlvo Panel M. Rothwell.Knhoolawc from Lahalna A. II.

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The Weekly Edition' of the BvnlnfBulletin Rives a complata iuuiut oftho ntwa of tbe day. Fbr ffX a year.

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an assorted box of the new season's fresh fruits, such as

Oranges. Apples, Lemons,

Graoe-Fr- uit

ALSO

noncovicnrs hicih grade assorted ghocolatu andFRENCH MIXED CANDIES,

IN 1 AND 21b. DOXE8,Roncovlcrl's Candles have sprung up since tho San Francisco

earthquake and are the finest In the market.We pack these things to make them CHRISTMAS (10XCO In

looks as well as reality,

J. M. Levy & Co.lAWU"

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have thousands of consumers. It's thebest flour sold In the Pacific.

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HOME OF GOOD THINGS

Three Delicacies -

You often want a coffee cake, don'tyou? At breakfast or for afternoonlunch, for instance. x

Our baker makes GENUINE GER-MAN COFFEE 'CAKE that Is dell,clously good and palatable sells foronly TWENTY-FIV- CENT8.

Our Almond-Fille- tierman CoffeeCake Is a treat for even a food

It sells for SO cents percake, ,

The other dellcacy'ls BUTTERNUTBREAD. Mad In the tame slie loafas ordinary bread and sells for thesame price. Why not try It?

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The largest assortment of TOYSand HOLIDAY GOODS that ever cameto Honolulu.

The store will be open Every Even-ing commencing Monday, Dec, 3rd, soeveryone can see our display,

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Dnnclnjt or Party Slipper apaclally 2m- - ordered n nugKfited by Mrs. Ounn

L an the fhtcat and proper danelnfcfc Mllpper.

Prices, $2, $2.50, $337 Patent Kid nnd Whits Cnnvna.

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Don't You Know?Seme little boy or girl In the Eastern or Inland State,

who would be Immensely pleated with a Japanese

Toy or DollWhy not tend them one of thete unique gifts? We are allow-

ing one of the largest and low est priced stocks In the town.

Wiah Yin Chon Company.KINO ST., EWA SIDE MARKET.

Ahoy!There, Xmas Buyers

WHY NOT COME HERE?We are over on Nuiianu street but our prices make it worth

your while to visit us.Now aren't these prices magnetic?

10,4 Cotton Blankets. Jlf $1.00 and )1.2SWoollen Blankets from ...,...., $500 up to $10 00Men's Fancy Shirts 50c and 75c tach

Our Xmas Stock of LACE8 and RIBBONS are a magnificent

L. Ahoy,DRY GOOD8 MERCHANT.

1033 NUUANU STREET BETWEEN KINQ AND HOTEL.

MAIN 71

That't the number to ring up, If you

want soda water that It PURE ANDWHOLESOME. Try our KOLAMINT, PEACH MELLOW and GIN-QE-

ALE the purest goods manu-

factured In town.

Consolidated Soda Water Works CoTelephone Main 71

G. . LEITHHAD

75c,

MANAGER

PurityIs a characteristic of nearly all beers, but Is only one of theessentials of Quality,

THE KING. OF BOTTLED BEERS

Is not only Pure and Carefully Sterilized, but Is brewed fromthe very choicest materials obtainable Barley.Malt fromcound, thoroughly ripened grain, Hops of the finest quality andYeast of special culture. A beer of exquisite taste and de.lightful flavor Is the result,

BUDWEI3CR is bottle only at the Home Plant,

H. HACKFELD & CO.,. Wholesale Distributors.

J. LANDO'S

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Tho Photographic cvhlbltlon nt the 5JYc"j-- -Promotion Committee rooms opened at 2, Vpiaiii'ci'noon today It should lie well attend niaa'sur Coltscd. not onl) l.y On. strangers ;; SJ.'.Tp.SBS'

oir gates lull tlic general public of Picitir SurirMmthe clt). ns It well rcpnjs the troiiLlc .fl".?," & .".'.'it nfilnrr Vim fltcl flilntr ulilrh Dlif Mill (tn .

strikes the tlsltor. Is the general ex- - ,fft&,","'. ?.'celloncc ol Ihc work picsontcd from wnuiim Sujar wSti. ...i.i.i ...i.u.in ,. ...ii o. f,m...5slni!.!ji!trtJ-- .11 ii;iiiiiiini cinii.i'..i..( ,.o .." "- - Sftatlia. Mill CO .....the artistic point of lv It becomes MisC6UANfcOti

crv nnnarcnt thnt Ihc city has it nnm- - H..iifi EtmneCo .her of amateurs, who know how j" Jj Tfctc" c"tit mite uusaningo tne riui'jiiiiii Mutual i.inmi co .

chances which our liciintlfnl scenery h" lrni 7.nnd motley popnlntlon presents to the Hon u. am Co..!...man behind tho shutter. I

m,tm . p c ?Fir. CI)Whlln n ulitn cif siililerts lire Haw Irrrlipr

covered tho dlfleicnt exhibitors, the "ilU'tnil Jexhibit svhlch strikes tho ejo nt once. Is t r c .

thnt of r.hcn P Loss, whoso collection! kZ nZW'PHl.of pictures from his rnnch tin Hawaii ci m. Suj. A r.i Co

nro unexcelled both from technical iHiiksupVrn'oVi'l'handling nnd taste In concerned. Onoi !!, ???; j C?,,Mof Ixisv hlniKclf. ijliouliiK him ns "llnw- - HnoK KCoContpc- -

Hen." among tho slopes 'l,gSi!.ii,!usttJfc:Ken, which nt one ume ssero so r..nu ka luipi .

Imr to Pinmnllon Is especially o'lts".."";...;ttrlklnc.

It. A, lliichnnnn of Mini I shows n

of bt.tiitlfiil pioiluctlumi. witha tone nnd finish whlth nno wouldthink was nlmont bcjnnd pholoRniphlcJ It. T & I. Com.,art. l)r. Jlonsurr.im pittiire 01 nnrryWhitney Is n splendid porlrilt sludy

Anions the exhibitors nrn W I). Har-

low. K. Hechcrt, Otto lllcrliach, I.It. A. Iliiehntian, Mrs It. A.

Hnehanan, K II IMwards, rrederlcTrail. Mrs. II i:. (lares, A HartleyJr.. .Innies (lulld. .1 KutlnsKy. C M

l.oslcd. I'.lieii J' Low. Mrs Klien ".

Low. V T Monsnrrnl. H. Nnknynniii,T. O'llrlcn. V. T. Tope. A. N Sinclair.Mr. 8. 1. Shnw. Iter V. D. Veslerclt.Itc. Mr. ThwhiK. It Aslti. Itnsioa Per-

kinsTho JiiiIrck will be Messrs A (lail-le- y

Jr. I). Ilonanl llltrhto-- k and III Wood Tho committee of nrrmiRCments comnrlnes Dr. N Sliulnlr. .1.

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LONDON BEETS.

SUGAR.JJ38 cents

William Williamson,STOCK AND BOND BROKER.

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BUTTER ""ALWAYS SWEET AND FRESH AND THE RIGHT

AMOUNT OF SALTINE88. -

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leather covered albums, would greatlyappreciated. suggestions,

Honolulu Photo Supply Co.,Street, Honolulu.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL'

If a Bulletin want ad. falls to sellIt send for the Junk man.

The (llolip sells It thenppr,Cheat Ihc doctor, ro to Wallele.Dc't sup of toffee in the elty. New

HnRland Ilakcr)The Tlniril of Supers Isors will hold

n rcRiilar mcctlnR tonlfiht at 7:30.Tho bark S. C. Allen silled for the

Coast about 10 o'clock this morningA cordial InUtatlon Is extended by

tho Enchs Dry Goods Co to attend theirholiday opening, which begins today.

The Amcrlcnn barkcutlnc Kllklti't,Captain Cutler, nrrlcd jesterday af-

ternoon fiom the, Sound with n carROof lumber.

"Arabic" Keeps Iron roots frea fromrusl and piirflflcs rain water. UIto II

a trial and be conslnrcd. CaliforniaFred Co, agsnts.

Deputy Sheriff 1'rnnk Pahla. of Koolaupoko. Is In the Queen's Hospital

from n minor oiicrntlon whlihwas performed yesterday. I

Tho Queen street skating rink Isopen every osfnlne and Wednesdaynnd Saturday afternoons. Special mu-sic Wednesday and Saturday evenings.

A cottiiRe on Heretnnla street, oppo-

site th" Dillingham rcsldoncu and nextto that of l.ouls Abrams, was sold atauction jesterdny by Will i:. KlshcrThe tale took phco under fort closure'by order of tho trustees of the I. O.O. P. The lilaco was secured by IxiulsAbrams for 1m.

Two raised maps of Oihu and lln-wa-

now on exhibition In tho windowof the Promotion Committee, are at-

tracting toiiKliIernlilo attention. Theylire the work of Willis T Popo of theNormal school nnd are masterpiecesof their kind These maps Rlq it

chnnto for an Interesting study ofgeography not to be found In nny otheinil)

In the h"piratloti suit or MnrgaictWong s. Sam Wong, n mullein wnsTiled today that the defendant bo callci!to appear before tho tourt nnd show

itiiuse why ho should not lie ndjiidgeetguilty of tontempt Wong has neglei

to pay his wife iili) nllniiiny us.'ordered by the court He Is said to Ihi

the highest paid Chinese clerk In Ho-- Inolulii.

A special Hireling of stockholders oftho Hnmnknn Ditch Co. was held this

'morning nt 8M(l o'clock nt tho ofllecsof Thompson & Clcmons SecretaryClemens states that tho matter e(f theissuami' of builds for tho purpose ofnursing mil tho plans of the com- -

pan), was discussed, lull no action wastnken.

Fresh Deunian butter from this Mm.ems California creimcry A hard timeof tho )ear for good butter but wehave II. Just sailed to our taste TiyIt lwls & Co. Ltd. tho grocers, nrosolo agents for tho famous creamerof Penman & Co Telephone Main 'J In.Ie"9 King strj;;t. .Take a block lionm,You'll buy no other. Hcmombcr thogreen feed has Just started.

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The Porlugiiese Immlgrnnts wholmsr been dlstrlliuted and sent lo the)

plantations nro reported to be doingwell at their work, and nro well pleas-ed wllh the) quarters Risen them byliu manngcrs.

I Sine ii their releasn from Iho liiiuilgratlon stntlon they hao been outKlghtseclng and making acquaintances

I with their fellow tountomen. whocheerfully nlnnti rrrcl their Bcrvlccs

I to lake them to points of Interest.I It. C. Ill own of tho local ImmlgrnI.I-.- .Intn.l ll.lu niii.nlni. thntthere wrro alinut ihrcn women waiting I

lor tbclr final rclcnso from'thc hospi-

tal, where they arc being cared for.' Portugiieiu) Consul Cnnaurro madea statement to tho effect that some

i women who havo come, toRCther with.their friends, are waiting for tho roUcasu of their relatives.

Tho steamer Suserlc may not be aideto loivo today, as thci preseneo of hetlommnndcr. Captain Hhotton, Is required befoio tho special boaiil of Inqulry. whlih Is being held at the Inimt

'cratlon station.m

GIFT TO DULLETIN READERS

This Issue tontalna nil announcementthat If ou teo It. will bring you onedollar It Is In tho (.lobe Clothliu.., u iiflvftrfUi.tuenl The nroliosltiotlIs one that should uppenl in ou. Therenro no Ifs about It, It Is Just as sood

' ns a Rood c lift k on n bafc bank. If yim'want that dollar ou should look up

Iho Olobo's "nil" and .eo boss ciiblly(he one doll ir can bo secured

iCONUNDRUMS.

I Wh nrn our tongues like

They are mouthplcieaWhy should n elimr servant be user

burdened with JewelryllteaiiHi) ho gels so ninny ringsWhen Is our liouuo lllii; u smoothing

111011'When II Is a Hat,

The BU8INEQ3 MAN'S HANDY INDRX, published In the Osturday Bulllln and IH WMkly EdIMon, gives aconclie and eomplsts leiumt ol all

notices, calls for tsndirs, Judg-

ment!, building permits and real esats transactions, Evsnlng ullalln,

75 Pr month. Wtikly ullstlp,l prr yr.

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for cah, prices will rula low, consistent with quality and workman,

ship. I will be pleased to have you call and Inspect stock.

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Ing on a table or In a book case give an air of refinement and com.

fort. Then, why not give a book for Christmas?

You will find the largest and best stock In our store. We have

beautifully Illustrated volumes of standard poeme and dainty stor.

les, all designed for the Holidays.

Also children's books in great variety.

Hawaiian News Company, Ltd.ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING.

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GenuineReduction Sale

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Saturday, Dec. 1

Japanese Plain Color Silk, presentPrice. 35c: Sale Price, . . .25 -

Fancy Silks, present price, $J;25;Sale Price, . . .75

Fancy Silks, present price, $1.25;Sale Price, . . . $1.00

Peau dc Soie, present price, $2 ;

. Sale Price, . . . $1,50Others at equally low prices

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A Gift For Bulletin ReadersThe Litllo Ads with the Big Results nt ijIiaikin

Ma Pane 8, NEW TO-OA- for Nw Ada.WANTBD,

A Komi white man, American or (lor-man- ,

with small family, to takoi clintse of Kinall place nlrcatly plant- -

I oil and Improtcd; $20. per mo., useof two milieu and nil lie can raise

, on nlmni in to 20 ncres. Oood fastdriving horse. Look after ono horsoniiil main liulldlim. which may lieoccupied by owner once or twice awucj,. Ult. .INO. S. McUllKW.

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a tiiuiM! oi live or sl rooms, situatedeither In Mnncu or Walklkl; mustlie In kooc( repair. Address "I. S.,"Ilnllctln Ofllce. 3539-t- f

One .IS to economical steamenslne, state what make and price.Address 1. O. Ho !).1, Honolulu.

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TO LET.Co'tiiRe to IpI on llerctanla 8t Three

liedrnoms and nil modern convenlenccs. Just newly painted Insidennd nut. Kent cheap, Apply nt if.lice of Kaplolanl Estate. 334n.tr

Cool. mns(iito proor rooms; ntKoroom- - fmnlshcd forAlakea House. 1077 Alakca SI.

sr.sur

lirnlshed rooms. Itented to suit thetimes. Helen's Court, Adams Lane.

Cottifcs In Clirlstljr Line. ApplyWong Kwal, Smith St., mauks. Hotel.

2 furnished front rooms at 1223 Em-ma St.; rent reasonable , 3401-t- f

Newly furnished mosquito proof roomsnt 84 Vineyard St. 2728-t- f

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BUSINESS DIRECTORYMUSIC.

Mr. Jas. Sheridan, pianoforte tuntr,All orders should bo left .at the Ha.wnllan Nws Co., Young bids. I'bone294 or Cottngs No. 1, Hnnlelcn Lawu.

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Far house-hel- phone Whit 2391, Ma-

klkl. General Employment Office,--or PonsacMa and llerctanla.

S. ICHIKI,GENERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,

cor. Emma and Beretanla Sts. Japanese and Chlnsse Laborers Supplied.Contract Work of Every Kind Undertaken. Telephone Blue 2181.

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llIn becoming Independent andteach them to become

We have all

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J; ' Specialty Co.i

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Everything ElegantThe arrangements at Halelwa are

first-clas- s In every respect. Not a de-

tail hat been overlooked and the

COMTORT OF THC GUEST3RECEIVES

FIRST CONSIDERATION

at the hands of the manager and thet.Ulf ol employees. For a rest thereb no place like IIALCIWA.

ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD,Manager.

U. Sekomoto.FINE

QCNTS' FURNISHINGS.

23 Hotel St.rntaii flower and vegetable

' , SHEDS FOR 8ALE,

'MW. E. M, TaylorVOUNQ BULUfiQ

JU, MAIM 31,

FOR SALE.Land In tho city with n frontage of

115 feet on King Street. (Iroundrent will glo purchaser eight (8)per cent, net. Lessee pays taxesnnd all other assessments nnd keepshtilldliiKs on land Insured for bene-li- t

of Lessor. Tor further particu-lars, apply to John 1 Colbiiru.

3550-t- f

Fine corner lot In Maklkl. Curbing,water, fruit and ornamental treeand all Improvements. Two min-utes' walk 'from can and PunahouCollege. Address R. F., this oflica.

I'ord ninatioiit (10 h p.). In first-clas- s

"million, inn; model. Address".,"Ilnllctln office. 3551-l-

In Son Hi Konn, Bfi.tiiM) acres of land asn whole. Address S. Norrls, W'alo-lilti-

Hawaii. 3330-t- f

A hull terrier pup. three months old;cheap. Address "S. O.," IltiltollnOfTlcc. 3339 tf

Squabs In any quantity, KaltmiklHeight Zoo. 3472tf

LOST,Small gold crown phi with Inlllnl "i:.

E. L," in reverse side, lteturn toI'uindlse uf the Pacific onlec and re-

echo reward. SSlD-l-

FOUIVD'.A ring nnd ehnln of office keys tinner

can hnve same by proving ownership,by pa) lug (I and coat ot this .id In-

quire nt this office.

REPAIRING.

Umbrellas and brats pet- -

;hM. Takata, 12S4 l'ort St.34G7-t- f

r"LOCKSMITH.

Be Hastings for repair of Locks,Keys, Music boxes, Bnarpeniag ofFine Cutlery, near Union Grill

BARBER 6HOP.

For a nice, smooth shav call at theCriterion shop. 1111 Foit St.

CLOTHES CLEANING.

Clothes dyed, cleaned and pressed. A.Mntsiioka, Kuktil tit. betw. Itlvcr andLlllha.

PROFESSIONAL GAEDS

COLLECTIONS

PAST DUE AGENCY COLLECT-ORS OF CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS.

PHONE MAIN J71. 122 S, KING ST.

DENTIST.

A. J. DERBY, D. D. 8.BOSTON BUILDING. THIRD FLOOR.

'PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

DR. T. MITAMURA. OFFICE 1412NUUANU ST.; CORNER VINE-YARD! TEL. WHITE 151.

HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE

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Free

CHILDREN'S AID ASSOCIATION150 Children In Cast.

TICKETS $1.50, ?! and 75cOn Rale at

WALL, NICHOLS CO,

S. SAIKI,Bamboo Furniture Made to Order.

Picture rrainlii'j a SpeclaltyC1 a. UEHfTANIA 1ST

TELEPHONE BLUE tilI'or Hint" cards on ult n

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The Central CommitteeRefuses To Accept

'

ResignationTho Territorial Central Committee,

til .lit; ll'Kllllll lliwiiuii unitlast nlnht at Republican headquarter,by n unanimous vote refund! to acceptthe resignation of A O M. Hobcrtionns chairman of the committee pendinghis return from the mainland. Therewas no discussion of the matter, It ai-- :pcarlnir to be the opinion of oerymember of the committee that theyshould nlt until Mr Robertson re-- ,

I turn before Inking any action which '

i would tlcprltn them of his son Ices.' The amendment proposed nt the pro- -

vlous meeting for equalizing the rep-- Ircecntntlon of the Fourth and Filthdistricts by raiting tho number of representatives fiom the former to thir-teen was also adopted by unanimousvole.

The Republican party made Its stand' during tho recent campaign on n plat-- Itorm In which it promised the totem

.that If Its candidates were elected tothe legislature, they would glc thepeople certain things, It was with .1

low- - to carolng out tho party's pledge'that the commltlco resolved to request

'the IcgM.itors elect to meet with thej tcntinl committee to discuss needed

legislation. The motion to this effectcaused considerable discussion, not be-- lcause any one was opposed to such aconference, hut because ono or two olthe committee were of the opinion Hint

Lthp request for a conference shouldemnnatc from the legislators nnd not

I from the Central Committee.John Lane presided In tho nlmencc

of Chairman Robertson, nnd eighteenmembers answered tho roll call orwere represented by prox.

The first business Inken up was thenmciidment proposed nt the Inst meet-ing to equalize the representation ofthe Fourth and Fifth Districts by al-

lowing thirteen from each district.Tho amendment was mlnptcl unani-mously nnd without discussion.

The matter of the resignation of thechairman, A. (i M. Itohcrtsnn, wasnext taken up. H. A. Crawford moedthat the resignation be not acceptedpending Mr. Itobertsoii'H return, andtho motion was unanimously adopted.The secretary was Instructed to notify.Mr. Robertson of the iicllon of thecommittee.

"What address!" asked the sccro-- Imrr.

"You'll have to Hud that," saidLa no.

Long moved that tho secretary otI the executive, committee notify thd

Honolulu Republican members of tho'Legislature to meet the executive com-- )

Imltteo nt the earliest dalo to dlscucsiI measures proposed to lie brought -

lore tne Legislature.Mr Long stated In explanation of

his motion that the Legislators budbeen elected on n platform, nnd theywanted to know what the party want-- Itd them to do. He feared, be said. HintIf the members were to meet aroundut various homes anil nunc member

lihould net ho present, there might horaised a cry of unfair piny. It was toavoid any such talk that might Ira created. Ahlena objected that tho mo-- ,Hon was not In proper form. The ro-- 1

quest for a meeting ought to come tnun.the legislators. Othcrwlso there might

bo talk again of a machine.t l.ilig. in icply, took tho ground that

tho nowly elected legislators nte notfrco agents, with tho right to act uthey please nnd according to their own

(whims. "Wo arc elected." ho snld, "on

in platform to carry out certain alms.1 his Is not n machine; It is an organ- -liutlon, nnd us such. It should guide thorollcles of he l.cglOatorM.

II. A, Crawford offered mi amend- -

incut to tho motion limiting the callfor ii confciciU'O to tho Icglbl.ilo.-- ofOahii.

Ahlena apposed the motion nndamendment on the ground Hint, request for a conference should emanatefiom the members of tho Legislaturerather than from tho committee.

Tho amendment was carried, nnd themotion as amended was adopted. Aanctided It is as follows:

"That tho Secretary of the Territor-ial Centinl Comniltten communicate

I with tho Republican nicmheis of thoLcglslutiiro Hint It Is tho deklro of

'tho Committee to meet them nt coinnelated lime to discuss legislation need-ed to fulfill tho party's pledges,

Amendment That tho Territoriali Central Committee tako the matter up

with tho legislators ulrc-nl- elected,especially tho.o 111 tlio County ofOahu,"

Hopkins iiuued that a committee offlvo ho appointed to draft such meas-ures nt nrn needed Thn motion wasiiurled nnd tho chairman appointed C.

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(1. Ilnllenlync, II 11 Kenton (proxyheld by frnil MiHfarluno), Kilns J.1Crawford. J. Knlwl (Hopkins ptoxyt.iJ K Nalialo (II, A P Long proxy)

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No other Imilnusa coming up,' tho,meeting adjourned nt 8 15. '

Tha BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY IN--

OEX, publlihcd In the Saturday Bulla-tl- ,t

and the Wickly Edition, glvstconcise anu comoisi. kiuiik of all l

nitlcii, call! for UnJiri, (udg-men-

building pirmlU ind rm uslUtt iianiititloni, bvmlnn ilullilln,

iftt per month, Wnkly Uullitln,

Everybodywho chances to seethis "Ad" will get

$LOOCUT OFF THE BOX OF THIS AND

PUT IT IN YOUR POCKETDOOKNOW. THERE NEVER WAS ANEASIER WAY OF MAKINO ONEDOLLAR.

stantial$22.50.

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SPORTS Pft

crowned ninro than uquarter of n century ago king of thotrotting turf, Ik passing his Inst iluson the I'lcnsnnt'Vlew stock fiirm, nearUndue. Wis., tho only comfort of nlonely woman. Tor a day only ill J

hold the world's Hottinglecord, hut nil the harness world re-

members tho time. August !'.', Ibbl,when the plucky, little gelding raceddown the homestretch Of the Provi-

dence track and lowered tho world'srecord Ho wns ninth r.n.iHin then;today he Is worth nothing. Yet twlcufSO.t'on could not buy

Mrs. Case, widow of J. I. C. cnKo.who owned when ho trot-

ted his great mile, has had numerouschances to exhibit the horso that madeher husband's namo a matter of record'to the American turf. Sho has Btoutlyt erased to consider such nn offer.

"Ho has earned his rest and ha shallliavo it ns long ns I live." said MrJ.Paso recently. "Tho old horso Is 2S

years of ago now, his teeth are. nilgone, ho cannot cit solid foods of unykind, nnd nil hi; grain I hno tbo mengrind for him. and while at pastuiu horats grass as nny horso would. Therid fellow suffers nt times from tho"decuyod teeth, for theio has never boonn veterinary that has been nhln tu op-

erate csi his teeth Whenever this banbeen attempted bo hns fought vicious.'ly. It Is now moro than two yearslnre n harness has been placed on

him."

R'UDS SHAPE

High Sherirr Henry had a long tripyesterday afternoon over tho pall InNVnlmnniilo ami to Kaneohe. I In

served subpoenas on Manager Chal-

mers of the Wiilmiinnlo plantation andon II. C. Adams, the sago of Kaneoheto appear before thn Supreme Court inconnection with tho recount. Iluthacted as chairman of lliu hoard of elec-tion Inspectors in their precincts.

Tho High Sheriff reports that thnheavy rain of last weok cut thn loadup hinlly and miido his trip Inn illy :t

pleasant one.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record Dec. I, 1906,From 10:30 a, m. to 12 noon.

J II Atherton list Ltd by regr...NtcErnest II Austin to Elizabeth W

I'aty . . ItelKllen Knuhl nnd hsb to John T lin-

ker I)

Krailk I'dihcc to .Manuel da K I'iiIoh.I)Kiinmou and hsh to John I'ltzgeinhl.MAugtislo Luanda In Kurulokl I.

Entered for Record Dec, 3, 1906,From 9 a m, to 10:30 a. m,

Henry llalll and wf to John Cupar. MHenry Wllllaim. to V A Carvalho et

el ... I.Entered for Record Dec, 3, 1906,

From 10:ri0 a, m, to 4 p. m.Oahu Lumber Illdg.Co to J Allied

Mngoon Trl)Alio (w) et nl to Knwllta Kenwekn- -

knno (M , I)

Illshop ft Co to Huiiiuiiln Hhoep Htn- -

Hoit Co Itoli;ieanori' K AUierlon and hsh to Al-

len II llenpy I)

W I) Hukniui it nl to Hop Ming... 1.

rl)lvaun de Nnluega In Hnrrlet i: V

Wight I)

Entered (or Record Dec, 4, 1006,

"r"" m, to 10130 a, m,c 'i I' i mid uf In HoIoiiuiii

I. i'. i I'll-- "q

The Wnn, I'dlllon of lha evening"BullHIn (,.vit 4 complete summary of!h nw f the day,

mm

Suits.

jtstMumntintvuwnrwfyynnrww-tn- '

siwccwwwwwivwa.v.wvrjn.T.'Mi.'x.

MHME

INJD

There's no ifJs about it. We'regoing to make you a present ofone dollar. All you need do is.-- Cut out the left-han- d cornerbox of this uad" and bring' ithere when you come for a suitof clothes. We'll accept it ascurrency.

Our Christmas Clothing stockis a splendid one of Stylish, Sub-Price- s

range from $8 50 up to

Clothing Co., 64 Hotel

NOWthat the elections arc over

YOUhave time to think about

painting;

WEpaint, paper-han- g and

decorate

Stanley Stephenson

Business Boomers S.S.SIgns

A Xmas Presentof Koa and Mission Furni-

ture Is very acceptable.

We have Just received a

consignment of Oak and

Fir Household Furniture,

containing bedroom sets

and Iron beds. Prices arc

exceedingly low.

Fong In Co.,1152 NUUANU NCAR PAUAHI ST.

ALOHA CALENDARSExquisite Handpainted Aloha SouvcrtlrCalendars. Tapas, Matt, Baskets,Fans, Brasses, Pottery.

HAWAII & SOUTH 8EASCURIO CO.

YOUNG BUILDING.

CHOICE SELECTIONOF FINE JEWELRY

NOW ON DISPLAY,

THOS LINDSAYMANUFACTURING JEWELER,

FORT BTREET.

MIKE WRIGHT CIGAR

The hcit smoke sold In

this market. Try it.

HAY8ELDEN TOBACCO COMPANY,

ALEXANDER YOUNG BLDQ.

PIANOLAS ON INSTALLMENTS.

You can buy the wonderful Pianolapiano-playe- on easy monthly pay.menu. Anyone can afford to havecne. SeeBCRGQTROM MUSIC CO,, LTD..

ODD FELLOWS' BLDQ.

CUREY0UMEIF1I PI u fur iiiibtinrtl

Ult lttgil(i,lUiult4lLMtWKm u.mfctMi j. mm rnminnM lllllall h, ,f bUmtlWliIvumiBitiuir.iuirn ri ci (ju gi utkliti.'laifKC'tc ktic u laiaal I': ' 4 b j Mill

allT N"ll lit llllliul.lt.

MmtytwAivX

FIRE INSURANCE

Tilt

B. F. DILLINGHAM CO

LIMITED,

General Aoent for Hawaii:Mlas Assurance Company of LondonNew York Underwriters' Agency.Providence 'Washington Insurance Co.

Ith FLOOR, OTANQENWALD BLDQ.

LIFE INSURANCEla not a Luxury; it la a Necessity.

But you Must have the BESTnnd that In provided by the famousand most equitable Laws of Massa- -

chusetts, In the

New England Mutual

I Life Insurance Co.,I OF B08TON, MA8SACHU8ETT3.If you would be fully informed about

these laws, addresa

Castle & Cooke,GENERAL AGENTS,

HONOLULU, T. H.

I CAN SELLYOUR HEAL ESTATE OR BUSI-NESS NO MATTER WHERE LOCA- -

iTED. Properties and Business of allkinds sold quickly for casti in allparts of the United States. Don'twait. Write today describing whatyou have to sell and o've cash priceon same.

IF YOU WANT TO BUYany kind of Business or Real Estateanywhere, at any price, write meyour requirements. I can save youtime and money.

DAVID P. TAFF,THE LAND MAN.415 Kansas Avenue,

TOPEKA KAN6AS.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

fi Building lots In Manoa Valley,acre each, $1000 a lot.

Beautiful site, bracing air, magnifi-cent view.

Albert F. Afong,Telephone Main 407. P. O. Box 795.

832 FORT ST.8TOCK AND BOND BROKER.

MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK ANDBOND EXCHANGE.

WM. 8. IRWlfU CO., LTD.

AOENTS FOR Tilllatyal Insurance Co. of Liverpool, Eng.Alliance Assurance, Co. of London,

England.Scottish Union & National Ina. Co. of

Edinburgh, Scotland.Fire Association of Philadelphia.Atlianee Insurance Cforpfrltlon, Ltd.Wllhelma of Maodobuao General Insur-

ance Oompany.

ICEmanufactured from pure distilled wstcr. Delivered to any part of city bycourteoua drivers.

OAHU ICE AND ELECTRIC CO.,Kewalo, Telephone Blue 3151,

William T; Paty,CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

ALAKCA STREET.All class of Building Workpromptly and carefully xcutd

Office 'Phon Blue InOl,Residence 'Phon Blue 2J

llliiuti IichiI.s of nil Miirlx IrilgorIc. umiiiiUclUf.) by Ibu DulUlIu I'uli

tiltia (tnmpsny

Pill Job I'lllllllln at Ilia Hill.lallll Blllti,

Street

Alexander & BaldwinLIMITKD.

. f. COOKE Mani

OPPICBR8.it. r. Baldwin IrtdnI. B. Cr.otle Vic PresidentH. M. Alexander... Second Vie Pre.L. r. Pack Thlid Vice Prat.J. Waterhouie TraaurrE, E. Paxton SecretaryW. O, Smith Director

SUGAR FACTORS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS and

IHSURAHOE AGENTS

Azcnti forHawaiian Commercial a Sugar Ca.Haiku 8ugar Company.Pal Plantation. .Maul Agricultural Compan, .

Klhel Plantation Company. LsHawaiian Sugar Company. C)

Kahuku Plantation Company.Kahulul Railroad Company,htleakala Ranch Company.

Castle & Cooke, LtdHONOLUK'J.

L..

tiommlssio.i Mircliints

:: Sugir Fietirj

AOKNT3 KOR

The Ewa Plantation Co. vThe Walalua Agricultural Cc.Tha Kohala 8ugar Co.The Walmea Sugar Mill Co.The Fulton Iron Works, 6t. Louis, Mo.

Tho Standard Oil Co.The Geo. F. Blake Steam PumpWeston's Centrifugals.The New England Life Insurance Co,

of Boston,The Aetna Flra In. Co. of Hartford,

Conn.Th Alliance Assuranc Co. of London.

Wh. I. irwh k Ct., Lti

WM. G. IRWIN. ..President and Mgr.JNO. D. 8PRECKELS..1t Vlea Pns.W. M. GIFFARD 2d Vic Prs.H. M. WHITNEY TraaiurarRICHARD IVERS SecretaryW. F. WILSON Auditor

UGAR FACTORSand ,

COMMISSION AGENT! ItAgent for

Oceanic Steamship Co., San Franclaeo,Cat.

Western Sugar Refining Ce, San Fran.claco, Cal.

Baldwin Locomotlv Work, Phila-delphia, pa.

Newall Unlveraal Mill Co. (Manufac-turers of National Cena Shred-der), New York, N. Y.

Pacific Oil Transportation Co., Sin'Francisco, Cal,

C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, T. H.

AGENT8 FOR:Havailan Agricultural Co., Ookala

Sugar Plant. Co., Or mea Sugar Co.,Honomu Sugar Co,Walluku Sugar Co.,Pepeekeo eugr.r Co., Tha PlanterLlni of San Tranclsco Packets, Chae,Brewer & Co.' line of Botton Packets,LIST OF OrFICERUt

C, M, Cocke, Prildnt QtorgRobertson, Vlco President and Man.(jer E, F. Bishop, Trtnurer and So-rttsr-

F. W. Macfarlan, Auditor! P,C. Jar, C, M, Cook and J, n. Qtlt,Director.

- - - I I kept on fll at E,TMIH l'AI'14111 0. UAKE'S AOVRH.

) T I 8 I N U AGENCY,W Biuom til., tun I'unclkco, cl,,whir ccnt'uti (or sdysftlilno cnti inadi for l

I)

A

WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETINi

HONOLULU, T. H., Dec. 3, 190C.

GENERAL 8UMMARY.The total rainfall for the week, at a rule, wai much greater than It

hat been during any week' for tome time patt on Hawaii, except Inthe Kona district; In the Koolau, Walluku and Lahalna district ofMaul; at all ttatlont on Oahu, and generally at Kauai ttatlont. Onthe 28th and 29th a heavy ralnttorm wai general on Oahu, In the Hllodistrict of Hawaii, and In portions of the Kohala, Puna and Kau dis-tricts of the same Island. Heavy rains also occurred on the same dateat Nahlku and Puunene, Maul.

The rainfall was below the average for the week, for stations havinga record of ten or more years, at Kohala Mill, Laupahoehoe, and

(Davis), Hawaii, and Kllauea, Kauai. At all other such sta-tions It was above the average, the excesses ranging from 42.13 to4S42 Inches In the Puna and Kau districts of Hawaii, and on Oahu.

Rainfall In amounts greatly exceeding these of the preceding weekwere reported from all stations on Oahu; at a number of stations onthe windward side of Hawaii, at Kllauea and Llhue, Kauai, and atNahlku, Maul, the excess at the last named station being 11.01 Inches.

Reports of the occurrence of thunder and lightning were receivedfrom a number of stations on Hawaii, Maul, Oahu and Kauai.

Snow was observed on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, and Haleakala Moun-tain, Maul.

The mean temperatures generally were lower than those of the pre-ceding week, and In a number of cases markedly so,

The following table shows the weekly averages of temperature andrainfall for the principal Iclands and for the Group!

TEMPERATURE. RAINFALL.Hawaii 71.3 3.00 Inches.Maul 72.5 3.14 Inches.Oahu 71.9' 0.27 Inches.Kauai 71.4 1.7G Inches.Molokal 74.6 0.78 Inch.

Entire Group 71.8 3.20 Inches.At the local office of the U. S. Weather Bureau In Honolulu very

heavy rains occurred during the 28th and 29th, amounting to 2 00Inches on former and 2.1E on the latter date; the total for the weekbeing S.00 Inches, an excess of 3.97 Inches. The mean barometer was29.69 Inches, .08 Inch below the normal; and It was below the normalthruout the week, considerably so from and Including Monday, Themaximum temperature was 79, the minimum 04, and the mean 71.6,1.4 below the normal. The mean cloudiness was 610ths; average rel-

ative humidity 82.4, and the prevailing wind direction was SE onthe 28th, NWon the 29th, and NE for the week, with an average hour-I- v

velocity of 6.7 miles.

REMARK8 BY CORRESPONDENTS.(Note: The flgurea following the name or a station Indicate the

date with which the week's report closed.)I8LAND OF HAWAII.

Puuhue Ranch (29) A heavy rain from the NW ooourred on tlm2f.th, followed by heavy rains from tho S; light winds attended theserains. The total rainfall was 3.24 Inches, 3.02 Inches more than dur-ing the preceding week. S. I. Woods.

Kohala Mill (29) Light ruins occurred dally, excepting the 25th.with thunder on the 24th. ami dull weather on tho last two days. Light

arlnlile winds prevailed. The menu temperature. 72.4, wok Mllghllylower' than that of the precidlng week, and the rainfall, .91 Incli, wan.34 below tho average T. Iloltum Llllle,

Kohala Mission (30) Slightly warmer weather obtained, with rainon six dates, amounting to 2,39 Inches, 1,71 morn than tho precedingweek's, anil 1.21 abovo the average. Tho mean temperature was72.0. l)r. II. D. Bond.

Honokaa (28) Cooler, with generally clear forenoons, followed byrlnudltiosK and afternoon rains. The mean tcinperaturo woh 71. 2.and the rainfall 2.02 Inches, 1.0" greater than the average, and 1.03more than during the preceding week. (leo. IliichhoUz.

Paauhau (29) Cooler, with rains on six dutPH amounting to 2,28indie, uu excess of ,84 Inch, and 1.82 inches more than during thepiecedlng week. The mean temperature wub 71. 1". Paauhau Sugurl'lantntlon Co,

Laupahoehoe (29) Stormy weather, and heavy seas prevailed, wlllithunder and lightning on the 2llh and 2Glh. The total rainfall, 1.71Inches, was a deficiency of 1152, and 1.21 more than that or tho pre-ceding weelt. E. W. Ilarnard.

Pepeekeo (29) Slightly (Oolor. with dally rains, very henvy ontho 2'Jlh, amounting lu all to 4.09 Inches, an exeesM of 1.20, and 2.3igreater than tho preceding week's. The mean temperaturo was 73. G.Distant thunderstorms observed during tho afternoon and night of the24th and 25th. Win. II. Itogers.

Hllo (29) Cooler, with sliowers on hIx dales, very heavy on the29th, Tho mean temperature was 72,2, and the rainfall 3.07 Inches..07 Inch greater than thut of tho preceding week, and .32 more thanthe average. L. C. Lyman.

Ksumana (29) Tho SUth woh stormy, with 4.3G Inches of rain.Showers occurred on the remaining dates, amounting In ull to 0,08Inches, 4.44 greater than that or the preceding week. The mean tem-peraturo was C9.3. 'Thunder occurred on the 24th and 25th, followingwhich Mauna Kea wus snow covered. .1. E, naniallelnon.

Kapolio (29) Cooler, with dully shower, and a heavy rain on the29th, and ruining heally lit tho time of closing report. The meantemperature was 72.3', ami the rainfall 0.44 Inches, an excess of 4.47,and 4.82 greater tlmn that or the preceding week. II. J. Lymuu.

Pahala (28)On lluijHtli, 3.U0 Inches of lulu fell, with lighter showerson three other dates, the amount for the week being 3.70 Inches, 3,03more than the preceding week's, und 2.23 above the aernge. Themean temperature, 71.2. wus 1.8 lower. Ilawullan Agile. Co.

Naalehu (28) A very heavy rain, amounting to 3.19 Inches, attend-ed with thunder and lightning, occuried on the uftemoon of the 24th.Tho totul rainfall foi the week was 3.40 Inches, un excess of 2.13.und 2.22 more than tho preceding wcek'h. (I, (1. Kinney,

Kau (28) Cloudy, showery weutner obtained, with 2.00 Inches of

rainfall on tliu 28th. und a tutal of 4 80 Inches for the week. Thomean temperature wus 07.C . I'red, II. llaselden.

Kealakekua (28) Slightly cooler weather obtained, with .02 Inchrainfall, 1.18 less than the preceding week's, und l.ii'J lesH than thoaverage. Strong NW winds obtained on the 20th und 27tli, while on

the 2Slh the beglunlng of a "Konu" was Indicated. Itov. 8.1111I. II.

Davis.ISLAND OF MAUI.

Nahlku (29) Ilaius umouutlug to 1.33, 4.02, 1.10 und 7.35 Inches,occurred on the 23rd, 24lh, 27th und 29th, respectively, I lie total forthe week being 14. 70 Inches, 11.01 greater than thut or the precedingone. C. O. Jacobs.

Haiku (29) Cooler, generally partly cloudy weuther, with rulufullon six duteu, und light trudu winds pievalled, excepting vurluhle windsand cloudy weuther on the 28th und 29th. Distant lightning wus

ill the NW on the 24th. A light fall or snow occuired on llule-ukul- u

Mountain uu tho 20th, The mean tempeiutiiro wus 70.1. audthe ralnrull 1.77 Inches, .74 Inch more than during the preceding week.

1). 1). Baldwin.Peahl (29) Huln occurred on live dates, uml umounted to 1.70

Inches, .08 inch more than during the preceding week. (1. (liovcx.Klhel (27) Tho iiieun teinperatuie, 73.0". was 7.2 lower than that

of tho preceding week, and the rainfall, which oecuired on two dutes,und umounted to ,02 Inch, was .47 greater. Win. A. Sparkes.

Puunene (29) Considerably cooler, cloudy, dull weuther ohtulucd,with heavy ruins at Intervals, und winds varying fiom contheily tonortherly, TLu mean temperature wus 70, 0. und the rainfall 1.S3Indies, 1.07 more than (ho preceding week's. J, N. S, Williams.

Walluku (29) Cooler, und cloudy, dUugieeuhle, unsettled weutherobtained, wllh heavy ruins the first part or week, nnd arluhlo winds,mostly NW. except H cm the 27th. Tim mean lemperuluio wus 73.0',and tho tulnfull 1.01 Inches, .43 Inch moict than thut or the precedingweek. llio. Frank.

Kaanapall (29) Cloudy nnd hciuully weather with N to NNL windsohtulucd until the latter purt of the week, when the winds shifted tosoutherly, with u strong breeze on tho 2'Jlh. The mean temperature!wus 73. 0. und the rainfall .40 loch, thut uniumit greater Ihun duilm:tho preceding week. Win, llobu,

ISLAND OF OAHU.Maunawlll Ranch (1) Ileuvy ruins, iimoiiullng to 0.30 inches, und

ullendcd with thunder oi cur led on the 28th unci 29th, The tempera-ture weio considerably lower, tint meuu being 70,1. Tho lolul rain-fall wns 0,80 Indies, 4, 92 uluno tlin ueiiige, und 3. 91 Inches moiothan tlio piecedlng week's, Juhu llcid,

Walmanalo (20) Much cooler weuther ohluliied, with 3. IS Inchesof lulu on the 28th, The meuu lemperatuie wus 72.0", und tho totullulnfull 5,01 Indies, uu uxicss for the week of 3.0o, uml 4.01 moleIhuil tho ptecedlug hue's. A. It vine

Waiawa (30) Ileuvy lulus, amounting to 2.80 Inches, ocuniud oil

lliu 28th und VOlh, The lileun leiiipuraluiu wus 73.0", uml the lolullulnfull 1.(8 Inches, 3 III greuter thun llio pieceillug wteU's. W. II.

Wuluis,Ew ID Modi icjoIit woulher priiViilM, especially ill night. Thu

"Konu" mi the -- Mil IiiiiiikIiI 2 90 iiiiliis uf lulu III '.'I huum, uml .89lut I liiiiin nil Urn 2Ulh, The menu i'iiiu'iuliiiit wus Til", mid Ihululu) mllillill 3. 92 liii'lies, il III limm lliun I lie uvi'lHHu for llm week,und il.si) Mie.ilrr lliun llm iin'dlug tun'- It. Mulhir

WsUn'e (30) Muili Hih ttmllmr (ililiilin'il. Willi u lulnlull uf (Mil

m Ill's on lliu HVIIi, 'in menu UDiu'iulMit WJ T3 ", mid Urn lulu!

All)

H0

EVENING miM.ETIN, 1I0N0tUU). T It TI'ESDAV. DEC, i,

felfffRSwoman who siiflern frntn

Cramps, Rackache, Nervous or

Sick Headache, Poor Appe'lte,

or General Weaknessneeds the lllttcm to inalio tier will

atalu. II ban cured thousunda lu

the pact M years, lu cus-- b uf In

digestion, Dyspepsia or Malaria, It

s'.cnds Drat. Try r bottle.

A WelcomeChristmas Basketwould consist of an assortment of fine wines and llquors. Some of Claret, somePort, Sherry, While Wlnei,Brandy, Scotch, Rye and Bourbon Whiskeys, Gin, etc. Wewill make up any assortmentyou want and deliver It at thetime you designate. FancyLiquors and Wines too.

Better order now for Christ,mas delivery, as we will berushed the last few days.

The CriterionJOBBING DEPARTMENT

PHONE MAIN 36.

Tel. Main 198. P. O. Box 192.

E. J. LORD,SUCCESSOR TO

Lord and Belser,GENERAL CONTRACTOR.

Dredging, Sowers, Grading, Paving,Teaming, Crushed Rock.

Black and White Sand and Soilfor Sale.

OFFICE AND YARD....SOUTH & KmWAIAHAO ST8.

HONOLUL UUNDERTAKINQ CO.,1120 FORT ST PHONE MAIN 179.

NIGHT CALL, PHONE BLUE 901.

M. E. SILVA MANAGER

ISTEINWAYAND OTHER PIANOS.

THAYER PUN 9 COMPANY

156 AND 158 HOTEL STREET,Opposite Young Httel.

Chinese Gold

i

lis quite the rage. It will bo properlyI shaped If ordered from! Tin Wo

JEWELER . .1029 MAUNAKEA ST.

Phone Main 147I FOR THE

Honolulu ClothesI Cleaning Co.

RUGS!

WiltonAxminster

in

TapestryCrex Figured

Crex Plain

ALL SIZliS

Coyne Furniture Co.

Limited

UNION AND HOTEL STREETS

Bishop Trust Co.,LIMITED.

Money to LoanLong Time LoansReal Estate LoansLoans on Listed

Collateral

Bishop Trust Co,.

LIMITED.

MERCHANT STREET.

GIFTS!J.A.R.V

I

EI

RA

a13

pa

CDt1

CO.I The Experi Dentists

MODERN HIGH CLASS DENTISTRY.! Otflce hours Week days, till 5 p.m.;Sundays by appointment.F. L. FERGUSON, D. D. S., Manager.HOTEL T. opp Union, Arlington blk.

Church BellsSmall and Medium Slies, Complete,

A. FERNANDEZ & SON,

Nos. 44-5- King St.. Katsey Block, brttiuusnu and Smith St.; Tat. Main 181

7: FORII. and

Attorncy-at-La- and Notary Public

Real Estate, loans, Collections.

Agent to Marriageohoren:. Office Msln S10: Rs.Wh.1S41

inliilall fi 11 liicht'B, r..!U morn thun tin prwcdhiK wwk'x, ud 6 ilulmu Ihu iiMTiiiti'. P. Meyer.

ISLAND OF KAUAI.Kllauea Ciu) Hhnwcry wealher nhtulm-- until the Sutli,

ullli thiitnler uml IIkIiIiiIiii; mi llm kvciiIiikh f llm 27tli und SStli. ThoI perillllli'H ttein tnllKlderilhly luwur. the lliellli lielllK 70.0. Therulufull wus I IS IikIiuh. HI Inch mom thun the pieiedliiR weeK'H, und,ilii IikIi len limn tlm ueiaKe. I.. It,

Llhue I3HI- - Hnllry, el unit li hhiIit weutlur wllli ery inol iiIkIiIh.

iihlulned. Tim nifun tenipeiiiliiMi iih 71. h. uml tin rulufull 1 U'J

Imlii'H. I.Uu ainrn thun tlm puiedliiK week's. I'.McOryde Residence CUD-I.I- kIiI tiadn winds uml liiiwrH prevulhd

the rmepurl uf followed by H und HV winds uttended Willi

Ihiinder uml UkIiIiiIiik nd lieiuler tulns. Tlm lulnfull wuh I. mi

liulii-ri- . .S3 Imh leHH Ihun the precedlim week's -- W I). Mellrydi".Koloa ca- m- Ileuvy iiiIiih iilleiulliiK u thunileislorm set In nn tlm

iMitli. Mm li lower leiiipevuturim iihtiilimd, the iiiviin l"'lK 71.0'i uml

the iiiliilnll S.U1 inches, un en ess of . Imh, und ui ludi tmnii thuntlm pieiedlliK week's, Tim Koliui HilKnr Co,

Makawell l3t) (,'oiislileiithly inuKr. wllh Milluhle ujnl lempeililuum, und n llilimlersloriil Hum olu lm suiilli iIiiiIiikllm nltihl ill llm V . Thu mean (fiiiurdtiiii wn ' ' und llm l.ilnlull l.llil Hiilius, TT Hull uhotn lliu uH'iutm. und "'' l"111" Hiun Ihu

eli's -- Hiiwiillan Hiikiii CoISLAND OF MOLOKAI.

M.lHilpui turn -- I'nolel' wculjier iihluliied, wllh liuein on ilvu ilnlesIHiliHlllllliH 1" U llieli, IK less llm e'it ' n niisiliHHHlHlilli o Tl 0 O II, I'lillllliH

WM II, niCKMAN,6fllon lllieclor,

m &

VMC,

Prudent Peopleare this ctore'e meet pleated'cuctomero. They exercisecare In the choice of whatthey eat and drlnkj therefore,they come here for soda wa-

ter and Ices. We serve none

hut the purect and the re-

freshing, cool kind Why notbe pitidnt? It costs nomore.

Honolulu Drug Go,,FORT ST.

-- I FURTHER PARTICULARS VO "

G. Irwin & Co., LtdFor Sale !

Cull utSchuman Carriage

LIMITED.

Young Building.

SUPPLIES PLANTATIONS, FAMI-LIE-

SHIPPERS AND STORE-KEEPERS.

Japanese man desires situation asclerk In store or office,ALL AT REASONABLE

PHONE WHITE 2576.RIVER STREET near HOTEL.

Choice StockJuc At rived per Nebratkan

Cows and ChickensPRICES REASONABLE.

Club StablesTel. Main 109

Horse Shoeing.W.W.WrightGo.

LIMITED.have opened a

department In connec-tion with their carriageshop, et:. secur-ed the services of a first-clas- s

shoer they att pre-pared to do all wOTk In-

trusted to them In a first-clas- s

manner. :: :: :: ::

wbIAIbW 60 YEARS'0BK EXPERIENCE

TriAoc MarksDesigns

CoPYIIIQHTa 4c.quUklf toir iiiaiiiii Irro wuvilitrimtcmIImii t imlrnlitt n i utiniiiinH.itiiriilrrtMnitiisil. HANCliOOl oMl'mrsunt lri. ii!ilr( wrurf ir tttiniis

I'Almili titki'ii lltneuvt .Miiiin m o. rtivlrtlymal huIIh, WHdi.tit t hatryti, liltlto

Scientific jRhiierican.A tiittlinfiitlirlltlirjlt wrcklr lrroat MrrtiUtluii d( amy iitiilDi iMiinikl lrtis,layrnri fiMir ntuiilbs, U OclJ bjail ntridrlrs.MUHNCo."--'-HlIYo- rk

OAVID DAYTON;7 8TRF.ET.

LOTS FOR SALEKAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION

and Other Dcsl'abla Localities.

ZZ j,lmnat.. HQMES SALEI--. DUPnCllt ON WILDER GULICK AVLS.

Grant Licenses,

attended

llorulloi.

'ilr.

weutherohluliiinl

piiHt'dlntl

Hum pieiiilliiM

PRICES.

horseshoe-ing

Having

'SONOMA

MERCHANT

No Reasonable Offer Refused.

Fresh BakingsOF BREAD. CAKES. COOKIES, ETC,

EVERY OAY AT THE

PERFECTION HOME BAKERY

IK. FUJITA & CO.FANCY DAMDOO ARTICLES MADE

TO ORDER.

Workmanship First-class- .

NUUANU OPPOSITE KUKUI ST.

BUILDING MATERIALSOF ALL KINDS.

Oejlifi In Lumber :nd Co;'

ALLENQUCFN ST.. II

'ODINSON,HONOLULU,

S.H.WBBB,OUN AND LOCKSMITH,

OUNRIIM. HCI'AIH 8IIOP,

salts Opentd, Tyn'wriUri, Csilt IleatUit ami Sewing Michlnii, .wn

MMWf (Iraiitd. adjusted and rul(dmiMovnn irt (inion ftrfiKur

Oceanic Steamship CompanyTIME TABLE

The stumers of this llns will irrlvt ind leave this port hereunder!

FROM 8AN FRANCISCO:

Al.AMHDA DEC

1

N

i

Au

rs

.

Al.AMHDAVKNTIJIIA

'Al.AMHDASIi:itltAAI.AMP.IIA

FRANCISCO!

A!.AMi:iM

2 ALAMEDA DEC. 28

.JAN. 11 1907

IAN 2.1 VENTURA JAN.KEII ALAMEDA JAN.

13 SHIltltA 2222

I In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the agent! aro pre-

pared to to Intending pasaengsra, coupon through tickets, by any rail-

road from 8an rranclsco to all points In the United States, andby any steamship line to all European ports.

APPLY t

MULGSiWm.8.8. CO., AGENTS.

Pacific Mai) Steamship Co.

q,J Occidental and Oriental Steamshipj Co., and Toyo Kisen Kaisha

I

Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave thison or about the below mentioned:

FOR JAPAN AND CHINA:

AMERICA MAIUJ" .SIIIEKIA

I CHINA

NIPPON MAIUI . ,

, 'Cull ut Manila.

.JAN.

IAN.

OCEANIC GENERAL

FRANCISCO:

,.I)EC. 7 NIPPON MAIUJ . ...DEC. 14 !l)()UC :......DIX. SljHOKdKONfl MAIUJ .

1SU7

.JAN.

FOR SAN

DEC,

KKII.IT.ll.

from NewVork

FOR

ITi'ttntily

lisue

port dates

FOR SAN

21JAN.

KOIIKA JAN.AMERICA JAN.HIllEltIACHINA EEB. 12

GENERAL INFORMATION APPLY TO

H, Hackfeld & Co., Ltd,,"AMKICAN-HAWAIIA- N S. S. CO.

Direct Serrice between New York snd Hmiitn Islands, Vli Pacific

Prum New Yorlc to Honolulu8.8. 'TEXAN" to sail DEC. 10SS. "HAWAIIAN," via Tehuantepec to sail JAN. 15

Freight received at all timet at the Company Wharf, 41st8tret, South Brooklyn.

Prom San Pranolaco To HonoluluS.S "NEVADAN", direct to sail DEC. 13

Frslgnt received at Company' Wharf, Qreenwich St,no eacn momn ineriauar.

Prom Honolulu to Seattle unci TacomuS.S."NEBRASKAN," direct to tall DEC.

front Honolulu to San RranolasooS.S. "NEVADAN", direct - to sail DEC. 23

Prom Sesnttlo mnti Tncoma to Honolulu8,S."NEBRASKAN," direct to sail DEC. 20

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY AT

C. P. MORSE, M. Hackfeld 5fe Co., LtGENERAL FREIGHT AGENT. AGENTS. HONOLULU.

Canadian-Australia- n Royal MallStammahlp Company.

Steamers of the above line, running connection with the CANADIAN-"ACiri-

RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydrt', N. S. Wanr calllrg at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Suva, FIJI, and Brisbane, artDUE AT HONOLULU on or about the dates brio stated, vlr.:

I From Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. From 8ydny and Irlsban.(For DrNbane ubd Sydney) (For Victoria and Vancouvsr, B.C.)

'mIOWEIIA DEC. I&'aORANOI 12

,AOUANOI JAN. 12 MOANA JAN..MOANA MIOWEIIA

Through Ticket lesued from Honolulu to Canada, United States und turop. For Freight one Passage and ill gensral Ihformatlon, apply to

Theu. H. Uaiies & C.. Lt., exenl Agcits.ia--r M-r-M" . . ? i. ,

J. F. Morgan, President; C.J. Campbell, Vic President; J. L, McLean,Sccretar; A. r. Clark, T'easurer; N. E. Gcdgc. Auditor; Frank Huttaat,Manage,.

Hustace-Pec-k Co., Ltd.DRAY!VIEINS 63 QUEEN ST.

DEALERS IN

Firewood, Stove and Steam Coal.ALSO WHITE AND BLACK SAND. TELEPHONE MAIN MS.

Oahu RailwayTime Table.

OUTWARD.

Kor Wulanao. Wulaliia. Kahuliii andWuy btutlonb U:1& u. in., 'I1.20 p. in.

Fur 1'cuil City, Ewu Mill and Way8tutious 17:30 u. u., 9;ir a. iu

11:05 u. n.. ::ir p. m., 1:20 p. iuc:ir. p. in., 19:30 p. ui., tiiioi) p. m.

Kor Wablawu l:15 a m. und 'CISp. in.

INWARO.

Arrive Ilnnululit from Kabuku, Wai-alu-

und Wului.i.a H;3U u. in., 5:31p, in,

Anivo Honolulu from Kwa Millaud l City I7M0 a. ni 8:30 a.ui., a, ui.. 'iHO p. ui., M:31 p.iu r:31 p. in., 7:30 p.

Arrlvn lioiioliilu from Wulilawa'8:30 u, in. uml S:3l p m

Dnll.t V.x, tlmiday,

Kiinduy Ouly,

Thu Ihlclwa l.lniltud, a two hourtlulll (Ollly III lt Cli.t tU'lifU ll(JIIIMl'd),leaves lliiunhilii evely Hnmluy u 8 'i'iu, in i letiiin'ni. utrhes I.) llounlnliiut 10 in in, Tlm Mmlli'd stupe onlyat IVurl t'llv ii ud Wulmme(1, i',di:nihon, IMI, HMITII,

fluid, (I , T, A,

Pint Job rrinlin Mhf'siMlilo,

1 I1EC, t1907 SONOMA U

1

1 1

4

DEC. IIDEC.

8

IIMAIl IJ 29

KEII. 5

FOR

.

5

In

I

DEC.

I'Ell. 'J KEII. C

i i"

In

i)iSKin.

ii

Past SchoonerCONCORD

Sailing for

KAPUNA, HONOIPU, KAILUA andHOOKENA

From Sorenson's Wharf.Apoly on Board or to

HAWAIIAN BALLASTING CO, AgLTelephone Main 390, Maunakea SL, be-

low King. P. O. Box B20.

Heaoquirtsr for Automobile with a

Splendidly Equipped Fireproof

Garsgs,

VON HAMM-YOUN- COMPANY, LM.

m. Phillip & co.WholeMl Importer and Jobbtr

RUIIOI'tAN ANDAMERICAN PRY 0U0DS.

i fOIIT tnd QUKKN. STI

1

vs

i

.

;8 BVENINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU T H TUE3DAY. DEC. 4, lOflC ''.

Carpenters

There is a great variety of Carpenters loolaou the market but there is only one completebnuid made for quality, that in the reaaou wewell the famous

Brand. The KUH KUttlR Trade Mark or thewords KKH KUtflft on any tool are an absoluteguarantee. Buy a tool under this brand, andyou will know you are getting the beat.

P, O. Hall & Son, Ltd.COR. TORT AND KING ST3.

ESTABLISHED IN 1808.

& Co.BANKERS.

Commercial and Travelers'Letters of Credit issued onthe Bank of California andN. M. Rothschild & SonsLondon.

Correspondents for theAmerican Express Company

and Thos. Cook & Son.

Interest allowed on termand Savings Bank Deposits.

Claui Spreckel. Wm. O. Irwin.

Claus Spreckels & Co.

BANKERS.HONOLULU, T. H.

Sin Franclico Agent The Ne-vada National Hank of San Francisco.

Draw exchange on tho Nerada Natlonal bank of San Franclico.

London The Union of London andBmltk's Dank, Ltd,

New York American Exchange Na-tional Dank.

Chicago Corn Exchange NationalBank

Parli Credit Lyonnala.Hongkono and Yokohama

Ilanklnc Corporation.New Zealand and Auttralla Uank

of New Zculand and Bank of Austra-lasia...Victoria and Vancouver Bank ofBritish North America.

Deposits received. Loom made onapproved security. Commercial andTraveleia' Credits lnued. BI1U of e

bought and told.

Collection Promptly Accounted For.

The FirstAMERICAN SAVINGS

AND TRUST GO

OF HAWAII, LTD.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL... t200.000.OUPAID UP CAPITAL $100,000.00Prmldint Cecil BrownVice President M, P. RoblnionCaihler L. T. Peek

Office: Corner F'rt and King 8ti.8AVIN03 DEPOSITS received and

Interest allowed for yearly deposits althe rate of 4 per cent, per annum.

Itules and regulatfona furnished up-on application.

Thi Yokohama Specie Bank, luESTABLISHED IS80.

Capital Subscribed,.. Veil 21,000,000Capltul 1'ald Up .Yell 21,000,000Hvseived Fund ... . .Yon 13,700,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

BRANCH AGENCIES Alitilliir.lis en. lane Kau. Chefoo. D uy.riombuy, HnniluniK, Honolulu, Kobe,i.eoyung, Loudon, Lyons, Mill, den,NatJtukl, Nkiwhiib, New York,rlilinr, Bin rryni'Liii, Hlwntil, I'ants n. Til ill).'I'll. N,.'..IMIl,.nl,'.,.''.lu.v lis 'toriL...cnl

iitctiim iiiiis of lui'iiuiigo ii""Drmuuud ,iU'f nniri'dli i n i

wrla a tteui'iul bunliliii nuliHONOLULU UHAHCMi ij IdHv T,

Tools X

mHMrm

Bishop

zn"

IttWMUM

BEFORE BUYING

WE WOULD ASK YOU TO

INSPECT THE FINEST

LINE OF

Hair BrushesEVER 8H0WN IN HONO-LUL-

comprltlng

LOONEN'SHOWARD'S

ADAMS'

AT

CHAMBERS DRUG CO.,

Cor. Fott and King Sts.

PHONE MAIN m

ii. i mmmOF

Weather Bureau,MONTHLY MKTKOHOLOaiCAL .

Station: Honolulu, T. 11.; mont'iNovember, l'JOu.

Atnioipberlc l'nssure (Hcduced tose.i level; Inches und hundredths.)Mejii, 2U.9G; highest, 30.0$. date 12th;lowest. 29.X5, date 20tll.

Temperature Highest SI, date 4th;lowest CI, date 2Cth; grcatost dallyrange 14. date Cth; least dally range 8,

date 5th, mean for this month In 1800,

71; 1891. 73; 1S0J, 75; U3.1, 73; 1864,

74: 1803, 74; 1800. 70; 1S97, 71; 1S98.

75: 1899, 74; l'JOO. 71; 1901, 74; 1902.

73; 1901, 74; 1901, 73; 1903, 75: 1900,

73; mean for this month for 17 ycais,71; nhtolutc maximum for1 this monthfor 17 yeais, SO; absolute minimum forthis mouth for 17 years. 59; averagedally excess of this month as com-

pared with mean of 17 e:ira, 0.8.; ac-

cumulated excess since January 1, C;

murage dally excess or deficiency shiteJanuary 1, 0.0.

rreclpltalion. Total this month,5.G9; greatest precipitation In 21 hours,2.01, date 2Sth and 29th.

Total precipitation this mouth In

1877, 1.73; 1878. 1.07; 1879. 3.52; 1SS0,

i.TS; 1881, 8.91; 1882, 2.89; 1883, 2.91;1881, 0.59; 1885. 3.50; 1880, 8.70; 1887,12.40; 1888, 3.84; 1889, 1.9G; 1890, 1.71;

1891, 0.51; 1892, 0.71; 1893, 10.10; 1894,.53. 1901, 4.11; 1905. 2.18; 190G, 5.C9;

aveiage of this mouth for 21 years,4.52; excesH of this mouth as comparedwith average of 21 years, 1.17; accu-

mulated deficiency since January 1,

10.C2,

Wind. Prevailing direction, NK.;total movement, 537C miles; aveiagoliouily velocity, 7.5; maximum velocity (for live minutes) 27 miles perhours, from NIC. on 2Cth.

Averuge lelatlve humidity, 71.8 percent.

Weather. Number of days, clear 9;1'artly cloudy, 18; cloudy, 3; on which,01 Inch, or mote, of pitclpltatlou occm red, 13.

Miscellaneous Phenomena (dates of)Animus, none; halos: solar none,

luiiur nuiu; hall, lionu; sleet, none;log, none; thunderstorms, none

WM, II. STOCKMAN,Section Director, Weather lluruuii,

HAWAIIAN LODQE OFFICERS

I . "'""''"' i.'"iB. . si. ' A. Nwim " annual limiting nut night Mini

elected Ihu following officers In seivudtiiliig (he uiikiilim Miuuulo

j Wnrslilplul Mauler. Ilubeil Hare, BiUlor Warden. Trunk I! Tlumip.uni

I i. i, ,.... ... ... ., ... '" ' "'"' ' llWMHl liens.limr llulirit (num. tlLciuiuiv If li.

v ilme

tHIT UULLLTIH A()9, may

OUT REM!

F0RJMIS8 TAVLOR

j Walolilmi, Kau. Nov. 22. The ladles, of Walolilmi wirt astir at 4 u'cloc).

Some had to Btay home atul cook whilethe rest hurried down to the InlulInK

(lloniiatio) In their cairlngi's In iworthome XI Ins llcrtha Hen Taylor, principal of Walolilmi school, who wax returning on the Alnnna l.oa after a sixmonths' varntlon to hor former homoIn Virginia.

MUb Taylor has endeared heiselfto llio people of this place, as, besidesteaching, she nurses when there Is

I

sickness In the homes and Is evericidy with a helping hand, 'Sisterlien" Is the popular mime, that she Is

tailed liy the residents there.At B o'clock Sister Hen was lured

to the homo of Mrs. Samuel Kauhane,where a ladles' surprise dinner was

r,

Klwii her.Those present, besides the guest of

honor, Miss II. II. Taylor, were Mrs.Samuel Kauhane, Mrs. 0. C. Hewitt,

f,.Mrs. II. Ilertelmann, Mr. F. It.

Mrs. (leo. Dawson, Miss Jen-

nie .loues ntul Miss L. K. Auld.Af'or dinner the party went over to

iI he homo of Mis. Geo. C. Hewitt,where an unJu)olili evening wna spentand leo cream and cake worn sened.

Tho lollowlng Saturday afternoonthey were all Invited up to the home.Hleail of Mr. Samuel Kauliaiie, sixmiles from Wnlohlnii, where a loanwas prepaied for them. It was threehours Horn the tlmu they arrived

they liegau to think of home, andhade their genial host aloha.

WIT ROAD FROM i,

IWIIEI TO tiResidents of lwllcl and Kallhl Cainii

have filed a petition with tho Super-visors nskliiK that a loud be construe!ed from the end of the Iwllel road nearthe kub works In n straight line to theWalakamllo road, which they say Is

much needed.A petition has also been filed by the

Kallhl Camp people asking tho Supervlaur to have Dr. Day's avenuo andMcVeigh's avenue filled In mid nincadnmlzcd. They also want electric arclights from the Government stables InI'atama to the Camp.

m

GAIN OF SIX VOTES

(Continued from Paaa 1.)SECOND 01' K1KTII.

ltejectcdOlllc'l. account, by Insptrs.

Drown 101 100 4

Iaulte.i 87 8C 2

Ulank 1 17

Hcjected by couit Druwn 2, lau-ke- a

1.

TIIIHD Oh FIFTH.Itejeetcil

Olllc'l. Hecount. by liisptrn.Drown 109 109 2

lauke.i 8li 85 2111.111k 4 23

Hejecled by court Drown I, lim-

it ea 2.SIXTH OK FIFTH.

IlejectedOlllc'l. ltecount. by Insptrs.

Drown 184 182 14

Iaukea 110 110 3

lllaiik 9 39Dejected by court Drown I, Iau-

kea 0.Ilejected

Olllc'l. Ileccunt. by Insplra.EIGHTH OF FIFTH,

ill own' ,,.,,. 70 78 2

Iaukea 123 119 3

Dlauk 3 U .,Hcjected by court Drown 2. Ian-k-

.

HejecledOlllc'l. ltecount. by Inspire.

NINTH OF FIITH.Drown 131 130 14

laukeu 1C9 107 10

Dlauk 2 8Hejecled by court Drown 1, Iau-

kea 2.The rejection In the precincts of the

Fourth District yesterday afternoonwas:

In the Seventh the court rejected onoeach.

In the Tenth the court rejected oneeach.

In the Eleventh a ballot that hadboon stuck t unother was counted forIaukea. (lain for Iaukea, one.

Ill the Thirteenth Hie couit rejectedflvo for Drown. Gain for Iaukea, five.

This miiilo laukeu five ahead whenlite, recount ended last night. I

"For Sal" cards at Bulletin.

Fresh Lot x "Alameda".

SfllPPINI 1NTELUIENCE ( y fSL 'fTTF 71 2,

III 111 OH tjjwJ w ,1

Where You Will Find a

1 i. T

Monday, December 3.

Htmr. Helpne. Nelson, for Mnul nnillHawaii ports. Ii ii in.

Slnir. Ko Au Hon, Tullelt. for Knunlports, 6 p. m.,

Htmr. Knunl, for I'nnulinu and l'n

pnlkou, f, p. m.Tiiciilay, December 4.

Htmr Klnnii l.'r.piiinn. for Maui II till

llnwnll. 19 in

Am. hk. S. (. 'aIIiii, Wilier, for theCotst, IB n. m,

HV'Simr. Maul. Cluike. for Kauai ports,p. m,Htmr. I.lkellke, Niinjiatn, for Molo- -

knl ports, C p, in ,.!!Htmr. Noeau, rederson,p. m.Dr. S. S. Suvcrlc. Shotton. for

4 p. in.Slnir. Noeau, I'ederMin. for ...

koun llonnkaa. r, :i. m.

WEATHER REPORT.

Dee. 4, Iftllfl,

Temperatures fi a. iu 72; 8 a. in.,7i; 10 a. in., 70; ikmiii, Ti mornliiRminimum, 10.

llarometer: 8 u in., 2.U1; absolutel.iimldlty, 8 a. in., ".Kli grains per inblc foot; relative humidity, 8 a. in., 82

per rent.; dew point, 8 a. in., CO.

Wind C a. in.', eloclty 4, direction15; 8 a. m., velocity (J, direction K.10 n in., velocity 12: direction SIC:

'noon, velocity 4, direction 8K.ltalnfall durliiK 24 hours ended

8 a. in.. Trace.Total wind movement during 24

bonis ended ut noon, 140 tulles.WM. H. STOCKMAN.

Section Director, I' S. Weather Bureau,

THE AMERICAN ACCENT

London. Nov. 4. The London papershave been poking fun at what they can"the American accent" of visitors fromho United States. Americans In Ixm- -

don. however, despite their "accent,have no difficulty In making themselvesunderstood, but thev do have difficultyIn understanding that strange languagemiscalled English spoken by the masse.iof tho people of London. Frequentlytho Cockney accent Is so confusing thaian Interpreter Is necessary to make itIntelligible.

The Rev. O. Motl Williams. Ulshorof Marquette, Mich., retorts against thecomplaints of the American "accent'that even the1 cultured clergymen olEngland speaV 'tho language In a mat'ucr difficult to' understand.

Dlshop Williams cays:"Of course, there Is nn American ac-

cent Hut there Is not only one, thereure many American accents.

"Tho speech of New York Is not thatof Doston or Philadelphia. The North-erner can at tell tho Southerner,rind the Eastern man the Westernerfrom Ills speech. There nre differentIntonatloni, and there are dlffcient vo-

cabularies.m

nar" BULLETIN ASS. PAY

NEW - TO-DA- Y

Golf ShirtsAll sizes; white and fancy colors;

priced from SO cents up to $1.25.

C. CHOW,COR. KING AND RIVER STREETS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tho undersigned having been dulyappointed tho Administrator of tho Es

of 1A HENIAM1NA, lato of .

Dlstilct of Kwa, County of Oa-hii- .

Territory of Hawaii, deceased,Notice Is hereby glvun to all

lo piesent their claims againstkgalust the estate of said I 'a llenla-lilln-

deceased, duly authenticated,whether secured by moitgago or oth-

erwise, to the undersigned at his of-

fice, Doom 402 Stangenwald Hulldlng,Merchant street, Honolulu, County ofOahu, aforesaid, within six monthsfrom the date hereof, or they will bulorover baned.

And all persons Indebted to caul es-

tate aio hereby ieo,uested to make Im-

mediate payment to the uuderslgnul.Dated, Honolulu, December 4, 1901',

M. 1'. HOD1NSON.Administrator of the Estntu of

l'a llenlatiilna, deceased.iir,r,;-i- )ec. 4, ii, is, 25.

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FRESH LARGE SHELL

OystersC, Q. Vee Hop & Co.

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BALLOON FI8HES. OENERAL ADVERTISING AND COL.1LECTINQ AQENCY.

Jut the thing for your den. RuMlan ..... AT

Bratte, Mat., Tapa. Fant, Ba. Gee U for Novelty. -- i- M n 4.1. Poreltin and Local. Dee I flSMkcks, uouvenir rui"i. - -

pj m - i Jm5 aHAWAII A SOUTH SEAS CURIO CO. 74 KINO ST. gT 511 ITII

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I Sayegusa's Swell Selection

We want to make our 1900 Holiday Business a distinct one. In

order to do so, we brought to Honolulu an extraordinary large and

Swell HOLIDAY STOCK. Usual quality has not been lescened; but

we bought at price that count. WILL THESE PRICES CONVINCE

YOU?PURSES (Netsuke) t0 1100

CARD CASES 50 t0 1'25

CARVED LVORY BOXES 3.25 to $18.00

CLOI880NEVA3E $

DRAWNWORK LINEN TABLE CLOTH ...$ 3.15 to $ 6.00

EMBROIDERED DRAWNWORK LINEN ..$ 5.75 to $18.00

SILK SHAWL 20 ,0 1200

KIMONOS 7.25 to $95.00

Good Asortment LACQUER, CROCKERY, JAPANESE TOY8,

DOLLS, ETC.

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ieES!-

Dutter ana tneeseYou enjoy good butter on your bread or- - hot cakes,

you rellth a bit of cheese for luncheon or with your pie atdinner. We have the BE8T of thete articles and too many

varieties of the Cheese Family to be mentioned In one day.

COME IN AND TRY THEM.

Meirnnn..tanjPHONE

Come to

Seasonable Goods io Profusion

1

, ,MAIN 45. J

In andto

ex

COME AND

L. KERR

Meat Co.. Ltd.

the Fair

SEE THEM.

& CO., Ltd.STRHRT

In All Departments

T0Y5New Novel Ideas, Afresh

supply Just handNebraskan

B.AUAKHA

Hardware

Thursday,Jeosiniir 6, 1)06

ThreeTrain8Dally

UNION PACIFIC

Hill, KANSAS CITY,

CfllCAIO. ST. LOUIS

And All Principal EasUrn Pelirti.

Change! KantMQtrToDcotm

JNo OmahaChktfo.

car your ticket raadi t1 ttUNION PACIFIC.

Iter rail Information can om

8. P. BOOTH, a A.,ferry Building, 8an Franolaoa, Cat,

auction saleTHE SALE OF JEWELRY,

WATCHE8, ETC., AT THE

Carlo PawnBrokerage StoreON .FORT STREET, CONTINUES

TOMORROW AT 10 A. M., ALSOTHIS EVENING AT 7:30 P.M.

SALE CONTINUES UNTIL ALL ISBOLD,

WILL T. FI8HF.R,AUCTIONEER,

iHorse ClippingLUKE noaens Ii back again from

Maul, clipping liorsis at Hi old lUnd,' corner Punchbowl and King BlruW,

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