Established july

accused

of

leading a

scandalously

immoral

life.

v

mw

j

iy

tuc

v

M

""VI

I'

J

our

iiAlk

on

the

premises.

f

ppnprn

I

t

...

...

I

WILL.

TRANSACT

GENERAL

BUSINESS OF ALL KINDS,

act

a

trustee,

guardian

or

administrator,

col-

lect rente, make purchases, etc.,

etc

All business

intrusted

to me

will

re-

ceive prompt

attention.

C. H.

DICKEY.

V-

-

O"

v

..infill,

ill

III"

--

"-

vvi nun is

unu

over

lu

11 M

ntrrif

1

Tliro

I

T7

.

THE

FACTORY

is

under the management

of a

compel

tent

man who has had

years

of

experience

in one

of

tbe

i;irest

-

ij

.

AJuwumabC-

-

ent

is

given

to

the establishment

of

.

..,

j

.

v.

. .

,

j

j

cimjMiUg

LUC

1

LtU

establishments

of

its kind in Japan.

.

.

,

.

.

i

fc,

ijiuuui liuii ui

Droi

ts than

in

cases where the licenses are

Over

a

Cliff

Together.

POUGHKEEPSIE

(N. Y.),

March

31.

Between

5

and

8

o'clock this evening

id

to individuals.

THE

LADIES

are especially invited to inspect

our

tock

Urandy

is

not

allowed

to be

tinue until independence

is

granted

to

the Boers.

Eugene Higgins. whose

yacht

cooks

married

at

Monaco,

gave them

a

wed-

ding

feast

and reception

aboard

his

vessel, and took the brides along as

assistant

ladies' maids.

WOV

WltJl

cqlan

.

P

,r

.

,1 ,

x

m

Mrs.

Daniel

Patterson,

wife

of

n

v

til u.l,i

v

PACIFIC

TRANSFER

CO.

JAB.

H. LOVE, Manager

MAIN

58.

Office,

King St.,

Next

to

Bailey's

Cyelery.

.

.

,

..

yj

L

uua uiuvi

tar

o

-

H

nllin

v..

-

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it

1

u.

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ia u

u

1

ui

1 1

'

11

m

v

r

-

-

......

,

u.--

v

u

j.

uw

1

v

No

credit

Is

allowed for

retail

or

bar 'ing

ln Cold

Springs, went for a walk.

....

H'l

.

.

a

m ,

1

.

IPS

n

nnuiniiaa

oua

ton

taiu.,ma

oiunucu

cx

l

muie

utti.

iiu.li

wav

We

Also

Trim Hats

uarts;

if credit

is

allowed, the debt

up Bl"eakneck

mountain, to watch the

av not

prii.

tori

loresi

nres burning

on

Crow

Nest

Licenses

n

ay

be

revoked

for

non-

-'

m0lmtain. across the river.

Suddenly

1:

ai

,

l

i

itrat

h

i

f

rson nnim

c

mn.-.f-

i

o

r

rt

f

Q

1

,

-

II?

Ill

W

(0

The number

of

saloons

or

places1

e

cnxi-

-

ine

moer

sprang forward

here liauor

is sold

is

kont

a

w

o.'to

save the child

an(i

also fell over the

ossible until,

at

the present time Ini

.

"eine

tnase

Decame

greatlyex-

-

I

orwesran

towns

anrl

cities

ihor

ia!"'

a

"CI

menus

go

0V6

bout

one

to every

1413

inhabitants.

.Ieu

aller

tnem

Notice to Shipmasters.

O-

-

H.

Branch Hydrotrapnlc Offlc.

San

Francisco.

Cal.

By

communicating

with

the Branch

Office

in San

Francisco,

cap-

tains

of

vessels who will

with

tb

Hydrograpblc

Offlo

by

recording the

ueteorolotTlcal

observations

suggested

by

h

offloe.

can have forwarded to them

at

.ny

desired port, and free of expense, the

ttioitWy pilot

charts

of

the North

Pacific

can,

ana the latest

information

regard-ng-

r

r'r.e

danger to

navigation

in

the

wa-e-

rs

whieh

they

frequent.

Mariners

are

requested to

report

to the

ffice

dangers discover", or

any

other

nforaiation which

caa

be utilized

V

cor-fcctm- g

charts

or sailing directions,

or

ln

publication of th

pilot

charts

of

tn

forth

Pacific.

C.

O.

CALKINS,

tieut.-Cotnf-

lr

.

TT.

8.

N..

in

Chanc.

Table rock

is

200

feet above tide wa

jrninst

onp to

pvrrv

9.(1

In

tno

Waverley

Block

Hotel

St.

TTrltfi,7

CtnfAAi.

T

C

"J

Stock

and

Bond

Broker

he

country

districts,

there

is now

hniit

nn

A

lippnsp tn

9ft

)53Q

rf

ty-- a

tn

abitants.

and

thf

rnnsnmnUnn

nf

w

pirits has decreased from

14.2

quarts

ter, and the side

of

the mountain under

it

is

very steep.

Nellie

Chase

fell in

the branches

of

a large

tree

and was

uninjured.

The

Patterson

girl was

found a

few

feet away with a broken

arm and a

cut

and bruised

body.

Mrs.

Patterson

was found

further

down

the

mountain, dead.

She

had fallen

at

least

100

feet, and was dashed to death

on

the rocky side of the

hill.

"KLEENO"

1S74

to

6.S

quarts

in

1S92.

Fire Insurance

Agents

Cheaper

than

Pearlina

Something new ln

the

Cleaning Line.

Come

and

try a

sample.

No

liquor may

be sold to

minors, to

abitual

drunkards,

or any

one

show-l-

g

slgrns of

intoxication.

Places

must

be closed

early

during:

ccjv

uajs

uuu

saui

cuuuiiys anu

The annual meeting of the

Young

Men's

Christian

Association

will

be

held Monday evening. April

15.

at

The wife and

mother

of Aguinaldo have

eone to visit him.

olidays.

SOAP-SOAP-SO-

AP

We

have

some

bargains

ln

soap

for

a

few

cava

Borax

io.

,

4

or

5

cakes for

25

cents.

A

strong Protectionist majority

is

as-

-

1:30"

fflcers

for the ensuing

year

will

Commission

Merchants

Gambling-

-

games of chance,

lewd

wo-

-

en

flnri1

immnrfllltv ppnerallu

o

po

nnr

be

elected, and reports

for the

past

Heavy pales and snowstorms prevail in

year made.

lowed

at

the saloons.

Other soaps,

i,

and

7

cakes for

cents.

It

is made the

interest

of employees

England

and Scotland.

A

New York

tenement

fire on March

30

resulted

n two

deaths.

The wife of

Harry

Davenport,

the

ac

restrict

instead

of to

encourage

sals.

attention

given

to

business

Careful

The

by-la-

and rules

of

companies

trust.

The peculiar

characteristics

of good

silage are shown by recent experiments

not to

be

due to bacteria,

as nas

been

supposed,

but

to changes depending

on

the protoplasm of

the plant

tissues.

The aroma seems to

be

due to

enzy-

mes,

as it is produced under conditions

excluding living ceils.

tor,

has

secured

a

divorce.

Senator

Mitchell of Oregon is

serious-

ly

il

in

Washington.

D. C.

Lord Salisbury

is suffering

from

a

se-

vere

attack

of kidney trouble.

re

subject to supervision and

manage-

ment

by

a central

bureau

of

the

gov-rnme-

nt.

Saloons and places where liquor

Is

SALTER

&

WA1TY,

Orpheum

Block

j

GfOCerS.

Fort

Street

la

our

new

Quarters, earner

Fort

maA

Martfeaat streeta,

THE PACIFIC

QOMMEBCIAL

ADVERTISER:

HONOLULU,

APRIL

10,

1901.

r

"

-

jjjjjyjNv"

"vyywy

a

A

LANDING

press

Company,

but says

that

he will

re-

sign

that

office

at

once, close up his

bus-

iness and

report

to

the Quartermaster

General

for orders.

"I

like Army

life,-

-

he said

last night;

"I

know

the

work;

1

think I'm better

fitted

for it than anything

else,

and,

therefore,

concluded

to go into

the

ser-

vice

if

I could

get an appointment.

Staff

duty

is

not altogether unfamiliar

to

me,

since

I

was

on

General MaoArthiir'

tor

FOR

CABLE

Bethel

StreetHousehold

Department.

PACIFIC

HARDWARE

CO.

Ltd.

NEW

GOODS

JUST

TO HAND.

la

the Philinpines.

hut

I

n

trt

Arl

infant

- -

--

'

ul

t

ijtnerul

s corps."

Scientific Miscellany.

Freak

clocks

are

the curious

produc-

tion

of

M.

Lt Boullat, of Coutances,

France.

The timepieces

are

made of

every conceivab.e

material,

Including

straw,

wood,

paper,

a:id

so.netimes

sohd

gold

in.aid with diimuncis,

rbies,

emeraids and

othfr

Canadian

Gov't

Is

Seeking

One.

OOOCODOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOO

0f

TOILET

and

DINNER SETS.

Fine

Line

-

x

-

r

1

1

A

ATTi

C"nnvnn

i

,

vLVmm&

fa

ne

clock was made

of

newspapers,

whch

were formed into pulp wuh

a

hardenhsj

mattr.al,

and

used

for

I

wheels, pendulum and every

part

of

the

works.

A

rustic

c oc:c

nas two

)

lugs

for a base, two

upright

sticks for

supporting

the

wheel,

u

primitive

ap-

pearing

mechanism, and a

rustic-frame- d

dial, every

part

being

of wood

ex-

cept the

wheel

range

of

tt.e rack.

Its

time never varies more

than

two

m:n--

!

utes

a week.

A

PRACTICAL

STEP TAKEN

AGENTS

roR

-

mis

i Carload

of

trie

lavome

u,wh..xm

ojuveo

and

JAA(JES.

eu

Stock of

GLASSWARE,

at

the

Lowest

Pikes.

GLASS

STAND LAMPS

at

Bargain Prices.

AGATE mid

ENAMELED

WARE, cheaper than ever

before.

CHURNS

at

Special

Prices to Riduce

Stock.

OOOCOCOOCOOOOOOCXXXXXD

ib

nill Find

our

Stoves

the

Cheapest in

the

City.

New

Goods

Constantly Arriving.

SALE Or

REAL

ESTA7C

An Imperial Cable

Line

Would

Cost

Nine

Million

Dollars.

F.

J. LOWRBY. President.

C.

D. PIT

ARTS

Vina

PrcuM.-.-

-

Manager.

ARTHUR

B. WOOD,

Treasurer.

J.

A.

GILMAN, Secretary.

E.

P. DOLE. Auditor.

The electric

arc

as a musical

instru-

ment

has

been studied

by Mr. W.

Dud-del- l,

a London electrician.

Solid,

ho-

mogeneous

arc light

carbons proved

to

be

capable

of

emitting

musical sounds,

but

tne cored carbons were

absolutely-silent-

.

The sound was varied

by

a

shunt

placed across the carbons, this

having the same effect

as the

fingers

and keys upon

a

flute.

To

illustrate a

lecture, four

arcs

were

arranged

in

series

to

increase

the intensity

of

the

sound and, by

varying

the

self-inducti-

and

capacity

of the

shunt circuit

by means

of

a keyboard of two

oc-

taves, the experimenter

was

able

to

play

a

popular air.

The electric

arc

was also made

to

serve as

a.

telephone

receiver.

Thp

OAnBattAn

,

.

f

linNMA.

.

-

.

VICTORIA,

B.

C.

March

30.-- The

first

practical steps

in

the

construction

of

the

Pacific cable

have

been taken.

The

Canadian

government

steamer

Quadra

has

gone up

the

west coast of

Vancouver

Island

to

survey for a

site

for

the landing

of

the

(Sable,

which is

to

connect

British

Columbia with the

Australian

colonies.

On

the

steamer

are

H.

S.

Pearse,

engineer of

the

cable

company

that

has contracted

tr

hmiri

WE

HAVE

FOR

SALE

Hardware

Co.,

Ltd

Houses

on

.

..

.......

...

uuugcv

uixs

noi

Deen

jeasy

to explain.

The

new

theory

of

a

German physician

is

that

it

is

due to

emptiness

of

the

blood-vesse-

ls

of

the

stomach,

and

it

is

pointed

out

i

Uj

hunger

is appeased with the rush

of

blood

to the stomach following the

taking

of food

and beginning

of

di--

i

gestion.

In many

anemic

patients,

who

EVERY

DAY

FACTS.

Keeaumoku

Street.

Pensacola Streetr

Beretania

Street

Wilder Avenue

AND ELSEWHERE.

Prices

range

from

$7,000

to

$20,000.

ALSO

BUSINESS

PROPERTY

i.c

nu

appetite

wnen tne stomach

is

empty,

the

blood-vesse-

ls

of the

stom-

ach

are really

congested,

instead

of

being empty.

Lack

of blood

in

the

stomach,

in

health

uo

.

o

1

the

cable

within

a

year for tne

sum

of

1,795,000;

J. Wilson,

superintendent

of

the Canadian

Pacific

Railroad

tele-

graph; Captain

Gaudin,

agent

of

the

Ministry of Marine and Fisheries, and

a

local photographer,

who will

take

views of

the

site selected for the

gov-

ernment.

At the site chosen

on

the

Vancouver

coast

a

cable

station

will be

made and

the necessary

buildings

erected

at

once.

A

repair steamer

Is

also to be

stationed

there,

the

plans

involving

one

being

stationed

on

the

Vancouver

Island

coast, and the

other

on

the

Hoiu.luu Produces Its Share

This

Comes From Kawaiahao.

What makes anything

a

fact?

Isn't

it an

occurrence

of statement

that

can

be

proven true ana correct

In every

particular?

What constitute

oone.hi- -

ROUGH

STRAW

c

is

a

orancn

ot

the

same

nerve

trunk

as

the

nerves

of

the

mouth

and tongue.

A

stimulus

ap-pli-

ed

to

the

tongue, as by

a

spice,

thus

increases appetitie,

while

disease

af--

;

fecting the nerves of

the

tongue may

produce

loss

of appetite, even when tn

Bive

evidence

to the mind

of

a