MAUIVOLUME VIII WAILUKU, MAUI, H. T., SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5. i903 NUMBER

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

ATTORNEYS

W. P. CROCKETT

ATTOUNRY AT LAW

Wailuicu, M sxsi.

CROOK & CROOK

Attorneys at Law

WAILUKU MAUI

C. W. ASHFORD

Attorney & CooNsntii'R

at Law

HONOLULU, HAWAII.

JOHN RICHARDSONAttorney at Lat?

And Notary Publio

LA.riAlNA, MAUI

ANTONIO P. TAVARESAttorney at La'W

and Notary Public.

makawao, jjy MAUI

P. N. KAHOKUOLUNAV

Attorney at Law&

Notary Publio

LAHATNA MAUT

DANIEL H. CASE

Attorney at LawWAILUKU, ' MAUI.

Tel. 392.

A. N. HAYSELDEN

attorney at lawandJ

notary public

General Business & Collection Agent

LAHAINA, MAUI.

Telephone 220PHYSICIANS

EDWARD ARM ITAGE, M. D.

Physician & Surgeon

Specialist in Diseases of theEye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

WAILUKU, MAUI.

DR. JOHN WEDDICK,

WAILUKU. '

Office Hours:0 to 10 a. jr.,2 to 4 p. M.,

7 to 8 p. m.

Hospital 10 a. m.

DR. ROB'T DINEGAR

Physician & Surgeon l

Puunene Maui

W. P. McCONKEY, M. D.

Physician & Suroeon

PAIA. . . MAUI

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1 Beef, Mutton, Poi'kr1 Sausage, Fresh &

I Tel. No. 882.

DENTISTS

W RUSSELL BOOTR D. D S.

Dentist

Office, Main and MarketWAILUKU, . . MAUI

geo. s aikeJn, D. D. a.Dl.NTlS'l

Office Hours, 0 A. M. to 4. P. M.

Sunny-id- -, I'a a, , : ...Ma if

HENRY DICKKNSO.

Notary Public.

LAHAINA, M U!

GEO- - H. DUNN

Notary Publio

LAHAINA. MAUI.

P. E. LAMARCivil & Miuing Engineer

andSurveyor Contractor

WAILUKU MAUI

.... Send 75c $1.00 $1.2.1or $1.50 for a nice box of Chocolatesand confections, sent post or freightfree' to anyjpartof the Islands.

Honolulu H TJtitm

KAHULUI & WAILUKUTransportation Co.

C. T. GREEN, I'rop.

Haulinofall Kinds ! t reason

able ratesOffice at Kahului & Wa .uku

Storage at Kahului if desired.-

MEAT MARKET

WAILUKU MAUI

Kahilcinui Beef a Specinlty.

ATED- - OOdevotcotoism RSIFIED INWISII R EfSM

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GRICULIBB,!

HAWHW 1jnostevry Amw fruit

ond vegetable otempemteone trooicdi countries ctnlte successfully grtrn tfie

1 lyeof rouno.TWttVS INTCRE5TIN0 NUMBtRirCR

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SK. MATSUDArj Photograph Gallery 2Opposite Aloha Saloon

SZ Market Street, Wailuku?High Class S

jgWork. Kodak Pictures De-- 2

Enveloped and Printed.

ilSr Waiohuli MarketW. H. CQRNWELL, Ji, Prop.

Turkeys & ChickensSmoked, a Specialty

Market St., Wailuicu

If there is one thing better than

another it's a good smoke if

there is one smoke better thananother it is & S

THE

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AGENTS

FOREIGN

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NEWS.

been nortithe

capitalizatiotffofliix

SALONICA, Sept. 2. The officially estimat-- -

tban2200 Bulgtrians were killed in

f Armensi and Vileso.

Sept. The American au"Kefin5CompSyJgagbought a controlling interest in ninemillions.

the

ias in

inhabitants in

factories

Ottoman govormcnt

2.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept. 2. It. is stated thnt an American syndicatehas bought, the entire coffee output of Brazil.

OYSTER BAY, Sept. 2. The President will attend tho laborcelebration at Syracuse. N. Y.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2. to decision of Judge Haventhe Rio de Janeiro claimants get 85 per cent their losses.

PANAMA, Sept.is left unratified.

f &

fighting.

proclaimed

DETROIT,

According

--A revolution is throatoned in the canal

OYSTER BAY', L. I., Sept. 2. A sensation was created today whentne public got its first knowledge of an incident at President Roosevelt's-liDm-e

during cslcrday evening.

An unknown man, well-arme- tried three times to pass themut President's house. On each occasion tho man was stopped and

fi mlly put under arrest. There is little doubt that the man would havean attempt on tho life of President had he succeeded in reaching the

h use.

When examined today it was apparent the man is insane. The guardsid officials at the Pvesidcnt's home have little to say of tho incident beyondmltting the attempts to pass thetie attention.

NEW YORK, N. Y., Sept. 3.

ver Shamrock III. by winning the third race of the fullt iree miles

The Reliance the startingifr winning pace to the outer mark,

ie Shamrock.

recent

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the villages.

with a

day

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crossed

tOn tho run homo a fog hung over tho course at intervals and marred

t ie raco from the sightseers' standpoint. The Reliance was seen to behauling steadily ahead and finally crossed the lino with tho Shamrock threemiles m tho roar.

guards. Thn President gives tho affai

The Relianco established her supremacy

line four seconds in the lead and keptwhich she turned ten minutes ahead of

WAILUKU

3AILY

STAGE

IAO STABLES wailuicuLAHAINA STABLES lahaina

Hacks, Carriages, Bu'3S and Saddle Horsesat all hours. Meet all Steamers and Trains.Mail Stage Leaves

(

wirrSa.m. Daily

ELECRAPHIC STEMS

gt'ncral insnrri-ctln- n hn heelfliiinicd m northern M ci'domn.

The belief prevniW tit Rofln thntii" hptwot'U Mulgiirtn and Turkeyinevitable.An alleged will of (IhnrU's Fair tins

tiii'iiiid up, which experts pronouncebtt a forgery.

One thousand Bulgariuiis wore kill-- 1

in battle at Smilovq. Th Turkjshwan insignificant.

Thre thousand PliilippiiK'y vrtfir- -

met in convention at St. Paul,'inn., September 1.

Sjf Thomas Lipton annoupecs thot"ill nM ninkc another attempt- tothe America cup.

T i) stated that an American'dicnte has bought the entirefl'cc output of Brazil.

President Roosevelt announces.1 Ide will succeed Wright u Vicevcrnor of thr Philippines.

ir Thomas Lipton will bp presentwith a silver pet vice, to hp paidby popular subscription.

bseph Chamberlain refusipg tonetimi a $2,000,000 loan In renab:liite Jamaica sugar plantations.

Macedonia threatens the slaughterforeign consuls, in order to pro- -

lri' the Interference of the Powers.A sever storm prevented the final

acht. race on Saturday.and on Mon-a- y

it was prevented bv lack of wind.

The democratic state convention1 Ohio nominated Tom. Ti. Johnsonf Cleveland tor governor by acclama- -

non.

Tho sale of immense quantities of

Jtrmsiraud ommuoitiontblthe,MadlhhabeentracedftortLondon

The tin worksnt Swansea will closeowing to a wage dispute, and thirty,thousand men will be thrown out ofwork.

An insane man made an ineffectualattempt to assassinate PresidentRoosevelt at Oyster Bay on Septcm?ber 1.

The first session of the Haguo arbitration court that is to pass uponthe Venezuelan claims was held on

Tuesday.

The Turkish minister visited Sec-

retary Hay at Washington and assured him that Americans would be

iirotected.

President Roosevelt has instructedMinister Conger not to consent tothe surrender of tho Chinese reform- -

"i-- s at Shanghai.

Owing to the prevailing storms,i ho Missouri Valley is a lake forwenty miles north and fifteen mfles

south of Council Bluffs

It is stated that 15,000 Bulgariansinsurgents have been assembled, and(hat an opan declaration of insurreclion is to be made at once.

The members of the AlaskanBoundary Commission have all arrived in London, and tho session was .tohavo begun on Thursday.

Citizens of Panama threaten a re-

volution, in case the Colombian con-

gress fails to make acceptableamendments to the Panuma Canaltreaty.

Tho Porte claims that tho hot al-

leged to have been fired at Vice Con-

sul Magelsson was merely a strayshot from an altorcation at a wed-

ding feast.Tho Turkish government has or-

dered about 350 battalions of militaryreserves for service in Macedonia,nnd there is tho gravest fear of abloody conflict.

An unknown assailant fired a shotat American Consul Magelsson ofBeirut, but missed him. Turkeypromises reparation, but an American fleet has been sent to Beirut.

Thn Russian minister of Finance,M. do Wltte, has been appointedpresident of the Russian council ofministers, and has also been appoint-ed a member of the Council of tho

MAKAWAO

STORE

T. AWANA A. J. TAITE

PR0PR1ETOK ' MANAGER

General Merchandise

Dry fiopds

Fancy fiood

Hardware

Groceries

Cheese and

Japanese Goods.

BUTCHERS.-Cho- ice Freshand Salt Beef and Pork Conrstantly on hand.

BlacksmitKmg, Gen'l JobbingRepair, and new work at rigt"

PriceSheg.

Charcoal In Quantities-tq- j

Produce of All Kinds

Delivered in Wholesale Lots

Goods Delivered at Olind.Kula and all points on the Kq

hului Railroad.

TELEPHONE No. 88.

Olson & RoseW. OLSON P. R0B3

General Blacksmithing

All lines oi iron work and black

smithing done by experienced

workmen.

Scitatif Ifrllorseslioelog a Specialty

Carriage and Wagon Repairing

and Building Given Special At-

tention.

Wood Works and Materials con- -

stantly on Hand,

Carriage Trimming and Painting

Neatly Executed

GIVE US A TRIAL

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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY

Office, BAILEY BLOCK, :ain St.

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One year, (in udvam-'- ) .. . $2.50Six iiidiiI 'is. 1.50

Ttbe columns of "ho Nrws admit communtcn-tl--

on tieriineut moles. Write only onone stile of paper. Sin your name whichwill ue he'.d nutklei.tini if desired.

S. B. ROBERTSON, Ed. and Prop.MRS. G. B. ROBERTSON, Bus. Mgr.

Saturday, September

MAUI BOOK

Hon. J. W. Kulua, Circuit TudRe, WiiMuhu1.. 11. Crook, CliTli Circuit Court. Wailiil.uJudjte V. A. McKay Ulst. Magistrate, Wailuku

" Chas. Conp, " " Makawao" Kill'illllcllo " " Lahalna" Kaleilioii. " HoiiUimla" .). K. H ii mm n, " ' Huns" l'liniani. " " Klpaliuln

Mahoe " ' Molokal" Kiitioohalahala, " ' Lanal

L. M. Haldwln, SuerllT, WallukuW. E. Saftery, D)puty Short Wnllnltu

" " MakawuoKdirar MortonC. H. I.tnosev, " ' l.alialna

Wittrocb, " ' Haiia" ' MolokalQ. Trimble,

(. H. Cummlngs Captain Polios. Wal'ukaH. lwienit, " " MnkawnoWm. Keanu, " LaliainaK. C. l.rflse.y, " " nanaJ. K. Waiariian, " 'W. T. Robinson, Tox Assessor, wallukuJ. N. K. Keola, Deputy Assessor Walluku

V. O. ilken, " Palo(1. Putin, " " LatinlnaM. H. lleutcr, "" Haua

The republican delegates of Maui are us a rulo repre-sentative men, and much is to be hoped from their work in theconvention on September 14. It is a very serious question as towhom we shall select to fill our county offices, and all personal feeling and friendship should be put to one side. While none but honestand capable men should be nominated, still th chief interest hangson the question of whom we elect as supervisors. They, above allother county ofticers, will bo vested with grave and serious responsi-bilities requiring tne use of good judgment and carefulIf on the home rule ticket any nominations have been made forsupervisor which meet with approval such nominationsshould be endorsed by the republican convention. If on tne otherhand any candidates are named on the republican ticket as supervisora who are not honest and leliable tnen.tho News will lead thefight against them.

BLUE

general

economy.

general

VJt It now seems inevitable that Bulgaria and Turkey will bedrawn into a war which will also necessarily involve 'Servia andMacedonia. If Turkey be allowed a free hand, the war will notcease till the crescent waves triumphantly over the dead bodies ofthe men. women and children of the three minor countries, whichwill henceforth be a portion of Turkey in Europe. It is not likelyhowever thai the Powers will consent to this, and there lies thedanger. Interference betweeu Turkey and Bulgaria may have tobe made with force and arms to be effective, with the danger ofexciting a holy war on the one hand and a conflict between thepowers ou the other. The only rational thing which seems left t0do is to give Russia carte blanche to stop the row, with the con-

dition that Constantinople and the Dardanelles are to be preservedto the Turk.

SJg The republican Hawaiians of Wailuku who turned down thehaoles and elected a straight Hawaiian ticket are not to be particular-ly censured for doing so, especially by the haoles themselves, be-cius-

after all.blood is thicker than water, and it was not a dislike' for the haoles, but, rather an aloha for their own race and kindred

wThich prompted their actions. The main questiou for the haolesto consider is the personnel of the delegates and the class of menwhom they favor for the county offices. If they are honestly seed-

ing to select the right men for county otfices, the haoles should en-

courage them by kindly counsel, and help them to understand thatit is not the color of a man's skin but rather his qualities of mindand heart which should Solely influence them in their choice ot mento hold our county offices.

J& The suggestion of a cup race for Pacific waters is a wise andtimely one, and no reasonable pains or expense should be sparedto accomplish this end. The idea of an international yacht regattain the semi-tropi- c waters of Hawaii would possess unusual attract-ions for yachtsmen all orer the world, and if properly encouraged,our annual September regatta could be expanded into a twoweeks' yachting regatta participated in by yachts Hying the flagsof a dozen competing nationalities. No better single means ofmaking the charms of ohe Islands known to the world than through- -

the medium of two or three successful annual regattas participat-ed in by sister nations could bo devised. .

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f5 Lahainaluna is to be given another opportunity to prove itsusefulness. A new and carefully selected corps of teachers hasbeen secured, and money will doubtless be forthcoming to put theschool on a solid basis. There is no institution on Maui whichmeans more to the future of tht? Hawaiian boys on Maui, and if theschool fulfils its present promises, it should prove a Mecca tohundred of Hawaiian boys who peculiarly need the training whichsuch an institution should afford. The parents of such boys shouldbe encouraged to send their sons to Lahainaluna, for we will needsuch boys, as men, in a few years.

o21 Bossism on a small scale prevail. in all county elections

throughout the states, whenever a man is found who it strongenough to be a leader of men, and it would bo singular if like con-

ditions should not arise on Maui, especinlly among good-nature- d

and simple minded Hawaiians who are willing to be led by thosewhom they love and respect. This class of voters however shouldbe taught to use their judgment in- the selection of county officers.

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ij The warfare against the mosquito which is inw violently raging in Honolulu and Hilo presents matter for interesting study toWailukaiis, not becauso v ure particularly troubled by mosquitoes,but rather becauso we should learn the important lesson of unitingto tight for tho interests of our town. .Incidentally it would be agood idea for Wailukans to light mosquitoes by emptying all stand-ing water receptactes in their door yards.

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5 The meeting held by the citizens of Wailuku on Wednesday, toconfer with Superintendent Cojjor, should only bo tho first of aseries of meetings held to discuss town alfuirs. The good effectsof that first meeting will long be felt in Wailuku, and constant goodwould How from an organization of our citizon to plan and discussfuture measures for the benefit of the town.

AOJ Already threats are being made, both by home rulo and re

publican candidates, that if they fail to secure nominations in thoconventions, they will run as independents. For this reason bothparties should stand pat, name their best men, and then teach thebolters a lesson which they need and which they will remember. '

DFLINQUENT NOTICE.

HAN A PLANTATION COMPANY Lnce- -

tlon of principal place of business, San FranCisco, Cnl. Location of works, Hann, Maul. Toritory of Hawaii.

Notice There arc delinquent upon the followInn stock on account of Asn nieniNi. 8 levied on tlio 29th day of June, Ui;i ihseveral amounts set opposllo the names of tinrespective shareholders, as follows:

NomeWorthluijton Ames 1 V. 5

ElisvAnulllon 919

florthe Aqulllon . . .

Paul Ader 1518

S. Hnchman 47

S. Hacliman 48

8. Ilachmnn 4!

S. Hnchman Till

S. Uachman MS. Hochman 53

A. Hacliman 53A. Hochumn MW. 11. Hremor Trusteo 205

W. II. Iiremer Trustee 41W. H. Uromer Trustee 539W. H. iiremer Trusteo USN

A. W. Iilow & Co 425

A. W. lllow & Co... 511

A. W. lllow & co 515

R, O. Hrown Trustee 583

Olita C. UnmanA, W. Blow & Co. Trustees . ."453A. W. Blow & Co.A. W. lllow &

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A. W. Blow & Co.IL. Ilcr! V.

H.. Burl Trustee.....Newton H. BarryNewton II, Barry. . . .

Newton H. Barry. . . .

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LOCALSNext Monday is a leirul holiday, it

being Labor Day.

A concert is promised by the Wai-luku bruss baud in the near future.

The Ilimas und Wailukus play ballat Wells Park tomorrow afternoon.

Whom do you think would be thebest men or our county supervisors?

Give the News a chance at yourjob work. Prompt work guaranteed.

There is a practice polo game upat Sunnyside every Saturday after-noo- n.

Captain Parker came over in com-

mand of the Maui this week, insteadof Bennett.

A cave-hous- e at the summit ofHaleakala would be just the tilingfleas barred.

Plover have begin to reappear onMaui, and will soon be abundant, fatand toothsome,

An eight-roome- d brick or stoneschool bouse is promised for Wailukuin the near future.

Kahului reminds one these days of

a summer resort after the boardershave all gone home.

, The weather in Wailuku has btenquite warm this week, with consider-

able rain up country.

The dengue has about disappearedfrom Wailuku, only one or two chroniccases being reported.

It would be a good thing if Lhe

macadamizing of the beach roadwere continued all the way to Ka

"hului. "

The Star says that Kalua andKahaulelio have formed a combine togive Kalua the shrievalty. Verydoubtful.

The boys say that the RecruitCigar is the best five cent cigar soldon the Islands. II. Ilackfeld & Co.

sole agents.

The public schools and the CatholicMission school opeu on Monday next,or on Tuesday if Monday is observedas a hoi id ay i

The Maui Wine & Liquor Co. mov-

ed into their new and commodiousquarters in the K. of P. building onSeptember 1.

The regular monthly meeting of

the Maui Athletic Association will beheld at Wailuku courthouse on Moc

day evening.

The Salvation Army of Wailukuwill give Capt. J. J. Lewis a farewellentertainment at the SettlementBuilding this evening

The home rule convention extendsthe olive brunch to the republicansagreeing to be satisfied with sheriffand board of supervisors.

Political notices of aspiring candidates are beginning to appear in

the Honolulu papers, and Maui candidates should follow suit

The sentiment of the people ofWailuku is almost unanimous in favorof McGregor instead of Maalaea Bayas a landing place Tor passengers.

First Class, merchantable lumberfor sale on the beach, at (22.00 andup, M., per spot cash. Apply to

GYRUS T. GREEN

The sentiment is beginning to crys-

tallize on Maui that the honesty andability of our proposed couuty offi

cers is of more importance than theirpolitical affiliations.

Trri.u .1 . .. 1 V 1tvitii MU' ivtMvay bu i lie Luu u ui um- -

sing of lao Valley and u good horsetrail to the table lands, there would

not bo a more pleasant excursiontrip on the Islands.

The two public roads leading fromthe Maalaea Bay road tot', e Waikapuchurch are in a deplorably bad con-

dition, and need the at-

tention of the road board.You can get furniture anywhere,

but you can et the best; furnitureonly from The Porter Furnishing Co.Young Building, Honolulu. Writeto them about their box couches.

Use Tonic Shampoo, (the greatDandruff Eradicator; cools the scalpand beautifies the hair; to be had atthe ROYAL Barber Shop.

P1NKNEY BROWN, PROP.The September number of the

"Hawaii's Young People is issued..This number was prepared by thelate principal W. Elmo teavi, re

his departure 3br the coast.

Vetlescn's drug store t the postoffice is one of the neatest', affairs intown and is tilling a long elt want,

verything from a calomel pill to acold ice --sod a bemg constantly on tap.Call there and get anyUuiog you

Meeting of Citizens.In response to un invitation from

Superintendent of Public WorksHenry E, Cooper, there was a largemeeting of the citizens of Wailuku atthe courthouse on Wednesday morn-ing for the purpose of discussing thedifferent appropriations for WailukuDistrict.

Judge McKay was elected choir-ma- n

and Wm. Saffery secretary. J.N. Keol.i kindly consented to act asinterpreter. Supt. Cooper first tookup the matter of the appropriationfor a wharf and shed at McGregorLanding, and the sense of the meet-ing was that the work nt the landingshould be pushed, and. that the sumof $10111) from the general road fuudshould be allowed toward buildingthe 1500 feet necessary to connectthe landing with the present road.

It was also decided by a vote ofthe meeting that the $10,000 votedfor lhe construction of a road up laoValley be spent at the lowtr end ofthe rjad, carrying it as far as thefunds will allow after leaving a smallsurplus to clear out and repair thehorse trail to the table lands.

Supt Cooper stated that plans hadben prepared for an eight roombrick school building to be erected onthe new school lot at an early date,and that plans are being consideredfor hydrants, hose carts and achemical engine for the Wailuku firedepartment.

Mr. Cooper stated that it was aleiral question as to whether he asTerritorial Superintendent was au-

thorized to erect county buildings,consequently the matter of the erec-tion of the court house and jail waslaid over for further consideration.

10 to 3,The Lnhainas failed to show up at

Wells Park last Sunday afternoon,and the game was awarded to theIlimas by default.

Quite a crowd had assembled, andthe Ilimas consented to play a pickup team. There were quite a num-

ber of the best players of the otherteans on the ground and a nine wtsselected to play the Ilimas, of the bestplayers on Maui. A very interestinggame followed with King and Thom-pson as pitchers and Clem Crowelland Tom Krueger as catchers,with strong men for the infieldand outfield, and at the close of thegame the score stood as above infavor of the pick-up- s.

The game tomorrow will bo betweenthe Ilimas and Wailukus, and a goodgame may be expected.

LA1IA1NA LINES.

On Friday evening, Aug. 28, theyoung men who took part in the recent entertainment at the SacredHeart School were invited to FatherUlcneeslas' residence. Songs weresung, and Karl Roenduhl contributeda piano, solo. Refreshments wereserved, after appropriate remarksby the Rev. Father. Largo medalswere then fciven to Karl Roendahl,E. Dunn, B. Riuard, D. Espinda andA. Freitas. Smaller medals wereawarded to Frank Nunes, Robertand Moses Tili. On the following even-

ing medals were given to Count TonZedtwitz u.id Mrs. Aalberg. Themedals bore the following inscription:"For ariistiu services, 190i5," and"Father Ulencelas' Catholic Mission,Lahaina."

There was a large attendance offriends at tho funeral of Mrs. Opu-pel- e

on Sunday afternoon. Severalprominent members of tho nativeLodge, Knights of Pythias, werepresent. The burial was at the Ro-

man Catholic Cemetery.The persons nominated as delegates

to the Wailuku Republican conven-tion were as follows: A. N. Haysel-den- ,

George H. Dunn, C. R. Lindsay,Henry' Wilkins, Judge Kahaulelio,-Rev- .

S. Kapu, Hon. Philip Pali, Judge'Kahokuoluna and G. K. Keaweuaku.At the election, last Saturday, thethree gentlemen first named werethe successful candidates.

A new variety of alarm clock, giv-

ing ten alarms, is on sale at the Lahaiua Store.

Mrs. Wilkins is recovering from apuinlvl disorder, affecting the rightarm. A deep incision was necessary.

Edward Dunn has returned to hisstudies at St. Louis College, Honolulu.

Captain Lewis of the SalvationArmy held his farewell service in Lahaina lat week. He will take chargeof a new district on the Island ofHawaii.

Sessions of the Sacred HeartBchtotwert resumed-o- k Aug. VL

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Republican Delegates.

The following are the delegateselected to the Republican convention,to meet at Wailuku, Sept. 14.

Hana. J. K Josepa, W. P. Haia,M. H. Reuter, J. H. S. Kaleo, G. O.Cooper,

Kipahumj. Levi Josepa, JohnKanamii.

Honoaula. Dr. J. H. Raymond.Makawao. David Morton, George

Copn.HAMAKtTAroKo. D. C. Lindsay,

Harry Baldwin, W. O. Aiken, S. E.Kalama, J. H. Nui. Henry Robinson.

HtjELO. W. E. K. Maikai.Kkanae. W. F. Pogue.Kihei. James. Scott.

' Puunene. II. P. Baldwin, J.Walsh, W. B. Hirdy.

Wauuku. W. E. Eal, David Crow-el- l,

Geo. Ci minings, Jno. W. Kalua,Sam Keliinoi, Wm. Saffery, JohnKinl.

Lahaina. Robt Lindsay. Geo. H.Dunn, A. N. Ilayselden.

Kaanapali. R. C. Searle.

The homo rule convention whichmet on Thursday is still in sessionand caucussir.g. They adjourned yesterday afternoon, to meet again todayat ten o'clock. No nominations haveyet been made, although severalnames have been mentioned as prominent candidates, among which areBilly White for sheriff, Pla Cockettfor treasurer, John Richardson forDistrict Attorney and T. B. Lyonsand W. H. Cornwell, Jr. for supervisors. It is possible that they willadjourn over today to September 17.

NOTICE.

All parties having stock runningon my land at Kahakulou must paypasturage or such stock will be takenup for trespass.

J. W. L. MARSHALL,Sept. 5, 1903. Waihee

MAUI DRUG

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V. A. Vetlesen,Proprietor.

Carries Everything, from aI-- 10 grain Compressed Triturate Calomel Pill to the famousLadies' marvel, "WhirlingSpray" Syringe.

First Soda Fountain on Maui.

Ice Cream served Wednes-days and Saturdays.

HAIKU SUGAR

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Boots Shoes

Kerosene Oil Gasoline

Gold Watches Silver Watches

Groceries Dry Gocds Clothing

Dry Goods

la part as follows:

Everett Classico Everett Ginghams' Mercerised Silk Zephyr

Macrame LaceWindsor Surelle

Leno Applique

Brocade

Chambrag

Reina Stripes

Lenore StridesScotch Zephyr

Stella Batiste

Embroidered Swist DotsDotted Swis

NainsookBlack Dimity

Berlin LawnSeersuckor

Methucn Ginghams

W F MossmanManager.

NOTICE.

Dr. P. F. Frear, D. D. S.. arrivedat the. Maui Hotel on August 22,1903, to remain for one week. Thoseneeding his services will pleaso callos soon os possible after his arrival.

ANTONIO FAUST1NO

Competent Guide to lao Valley

Terms ReasonableAddress and Reference Maul Hotel.

Legal Notices

Circuit Court, Second JudicialCircuit.

In the matter of the Estate of Awana(Chinese).

Notice to Creditors.Notice is hereby civen to all per-

sons having claim-- ! against the Estateof AWANA, late of Wailuku, Maui,deceast-- intestate, to present thesame to the undersigned, Admini-strator of said estate, at his oflice, inWailuku, Maui, within six monthsfrom the date of publication of thisnotice, or they will be forever barred,Dated at Wailuku,Maui, Aug. 25,1003

AH FAT,Administrator of the Estate of

Awana.Aug. 20, Sept. 5, 12, 19,

In the Circuit Court of the SecondCircuit, Territory of Hawaii. AtChambers In Probate.

In the matter of the Estate of YoungQuong, deceased.

Pursuent to proper proceedings inprobate heretofore had in that be-

half in re tlie Estate of Young Quong.the undersigned, Young Kau, ' ofKahului, Maui, on the 25th day ofAugust, 1903, was duly appointedadministrator, filed his bond and dulyqualified as such, and on the sameday had issued to him Letters of Ad-

ministration in re said Estate.All creditors of said Young Quong,

deceased, and of the Estate of YoungQuong, are hereby duly notified topresent their claims, duly authen-ticated and with the proper vouchersif any exist, to the undersigned,either at his residence or place ofbusiness, in Kahului, Maui, Territoryof Hawaii, within six months fromthe date of this notice, (said date be-

ing the date of the first publicationof said notice) otherwise such claim,if any, will be forever barred.Dated at Kahului.Maui, Aug. 29,1903,

YOUNG KAU,Administrator of the Estate of YoungQuong, deceased.

W. F. CROCKETT,Attorney for Administrator.

Aug. 29, Sept. 5, 12, 19.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECONDCIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HAWAII.AT I.HAM1JERS IN PitOBATE.j

loitbe matlor oi the Estate of Robert L. Eng.liHb.rtcotuseJ.

I'ursuunt to proper proceodlugs tu probateheretofore had in that behaif, In re the Estateol Kobt. L. English, the uutlersiKued, A. N. i,

of Honolulu, H. T., ou the 13th day ofAug., UKJ3, was duly appointed administrator,Hied his bond and duly qualified as such, andna the same day had Issued to him Letters ofAdministration tu re soil Estate.

All ercditors of Ruid Kobt. L. English,and of the Estate of Robt. L. English,

are hereby duly notified to present their claims,duly authenticated and with the proper vouch,ers if any exist, even if the claim is secured bymortgage upon real estate, to the undursignod,either at his residence or pluce of busiuoss, luHonolulu, Territory of Hawaii, within sixaoutha from tho date of this notice, (suiddatebeing the date of the Urst publication of aaidnotice) otherwise such claim, if any, will be forever burred.

Dated at Wailuku, Maui, August 15, 1U02.J

A. N. KEl'OlKAl,Administrator of the Estate of Robert L. Eug-llsu- ,

deceased.Aug. 16, 2S, Z, Sept. 5, 18U3.

Notice of Dissolution of Partner-ship.

Notice is hereby given that thelately subsisting be-

tween us, the undersigned Edw. Hoff-

mann and W. T. Robinson carrying ona general merchandise business atWailuku, Maui, T. H. under the firmname and style; of HOFFMANN &

ROBINSON, was on the 21st day ofAugust, 1903 dissolved by mutual con-

sent, and that the business in thefuture will be carried on by Edw.Hoffmann and George Weight whowill pay and discharge all debts andliabilities, and receive all moneys pay-able to the said Ute firm.

Edw. HOFFMAN.W. T. ROBINSON.

Wailuku, Maul Augus21r 1903.Done ia (rtsene of: .

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and CYCLE CIGARETTES,

Orders Will Receive the Best ant) MOST, PROM PT ATTENTION;.

mvui coffee;Recommended by the Manager of Maul Hotel as being equal to Koi a

Coffee in Taste and Aroma,.

Two Years Old, Sold by the Bag, orjless Q iant.il esv

Fresh Crop Sold by the Ton or Less Quantities..

Give Our Maui Coffee a Fair Chance in the I cal M ar.ee t.

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CIIAS. COPP, - - Makawao, Maul.

Comfop; Cor Cattle a id Horsesso-Bos-s- o

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SPECIALTIES: Carrara Mixed PaintMagnite Cold Water PalntiDixon's G raphite Paint

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THE 7V1AU1 BAZAAR.Hawaiian" Curios, Ivory Wreaths, Lauhala Hats, Mats anaiJaskets of Hawaiian Manufacture, and. Hawaiian Q lilts.Hawaiian Tapas and Koa Calabashes, Birds' Nest Fern Work,Such as Nap-ki- RJngsctc.We Also Receive Articles on Consignments.Order Will Receive Prompt and Careful Attention..

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New Shipment Coming,Italian Marble,. Scotch and American Graulte, OrnamentalFigure in Italian Marble on Granite Buses. .

Memorials in any material known to thejtrade, inoludirgbrom-c- .

Photographs of all designs cheerfully furnish- - on acplioationvSafe of any known make furnished..

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Draws Exchange on the UnitedStales, Enulnnd, France, Germany.Canada, China, Japan and IlonoUil.i.

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Special arrangements with out. oftown depositors whereby their checkswill be paid in Honolulu at par.

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C. H. Cooke CashieiF. C. Atherton. . . .Assistant Cashier

DIRECTORS.Henry Watcrhouse, E. D. Tenney,

J. A McCandless, C. II. Atherton,E. F. Bishop.

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ci'Htuiiil Mention.

A. Anlherg of Lnliaina was a vis

ifr at Wa'lnku on Tuesday.

AttornpyD. F1. Cnse. returned fromHonolulu by Wednesday's Maui.

Atlnrnev Jnhn Riohnrdson'of La-

halna drove over in Wailuku on Mon-

day. '

Judge Chnrlef Cnpp of Mnkawaowas n visitor to Wailuku on Wednes-day.

D. H. Lewis of Lovejoy & Co., I"ftlor Honolulu )v last Saturday's Clau-din- e.

Mr. P. B. Wells returned oa Wrd-Heyday- 's

Maul, and will start to thecoast Inter.

F B. Munsell, the insuranco man,i making a business tour of centralMnui thi week.

W. ,H. Cornwell Jr. took a run overto Honolulu on Saturday returningTui'flav niuht.

i.

Mr. W C. Crook and Miss IreimCrook of Makawao returned fromHonolulu this week.

Speaker W. Bee.kley came ovprthis wppk to bp prespnt. at thp homorule county eonvpntion.

Dr. J. H. Raymond of Ulupalakuacame down to Wailuku on Wednesday, for a hrW business visit.

Manager J. D. McVeigh of theLeper settlement was a visitor toHonolulu by Lehua.

Principal B. K. Kniwiaea and wifeof, the Hana public '.chool returnedfirm Honolulu by Wednesday's Maui

13111 y Grpen of Phillips & Co. whohas been stocking up the Maui tradp,left for Honolulu by last night'sKiuau.

fliiss iiimiiy A. liaoo, tne newkinderparden worker at the Settlement. Building arrived bv Wednesday's Maui.

Dr. Koi'ers, the- oculist, who wascalled to Maui this week on professionol business, left for Honolulu onSaturday.

Senator D. Kalauokalani came overon Wednesday to attend the homerule county convention at Wailukuon Thursday.

F. W. Wittram formerly at Hma,came over on last Tuesday night'sKinau, leaving the next morning forHana on the Maui.

Hi. w. wortmngton ot Hana wasa passenger to Honolulu by last Saturdav's boat and returned with hisfamily on Wednesday.

Mrs. D. F. Nicholson, the wife ofPilot D. F. Nicholson of Kahului,came over on Wednesday's"- - "Mauito make her home in Kahului.

Mr. E. G. d'Albert, an accomplished violinist, accompanied by his wifearrived from Hawaii by last Satur-day's Kir.au, and spent the week onMaui.

Forester Hall has spent the weelon Maui, investigating forestry matters, with tho view of preparingreport for the head of his departmerit.

Georgo A. Davis re'urned to Honolulu from the coastby Wednesday's Sierra for a briefresting spell, on tho advice of hisphysicians.

George H. Miranda of the Indopendent came over to Lahaina byTuesday's Kinau to take tho positionof instructor in type-settin- g at Lahainaluna.

Capt. H. Meyer of the schoonerLouis with coal from Ncwcastlo forKaanipali, drove over from Lahainaon Tuesday to enter his vessel at thoKahului custom house.

Capt. J. J. Lewis of the SalvationAi my leaves next week tor anewfield of labor in Hamakua DistrictHawaii, and Lieut Wilcox comes toWailuku to succeed him.

L. A. Thurston came over on Tuesday night's bout to spend the rest oftho week investigating forestry con(iltions with forester wall, ilo returns to Honolulu this afternoon.

Oa last Saturday afternoon, policeman Manuel Scqueira of Kahuluraided a Japanese gambling outfit atCamp Wood and arrested two Japanese and one negro. They woro triedon Monday, found guilty and fined $50each.

Arthur Jones of the Mclnerny shoehouse, Honolulu, and Mr. Silva, representing the furnishing goods dopartment of tho sumo firm arrivedlast Saturday and dlsplaved theirsamples for several days in Wailukuafterwards going tip cquutry.

SHIPPING NEWS

Hawaii may yet emulate the NewYork Yacht Club in the Issuance ofian open Challenge cup and achievesome meed of the distinction nndworld-wid- e advertisement accruingfrom such connections. In the localinstance, the original challenge will

come from the American side. ThoHawaii Promotion Committee, con- -

lnccd of the vast extent of freethat such enterprise would

showtir upon the Territory, havegrrert to canvass for and procure

funds for the Pacific Challenge Cup.trophy which would cost in the

elghborhood of $500.The racrs would bo sailed under

Hawaii Yacht Club rules. The boatwould be, not an expensive machinelike the Reliance or tho Shamrock,but of dimensions similar to the con-

ditions as the Canadian ChallengeCup, regularly competed for by

American skippers. Advertiser.

E. R. Stackable, Collector of Cus

toms, leaves for San Froncisco in theSonoma this afternoon to meet Assistant Secretary of tho TreasuryArmstrong in accordance with a ca-

blegram sent by the latter a few

days ago. When seen today, M.r.

Stackabl said. "I am going to SanFrancisco to talk over with Mr.Arm- -

trong Custom House matters perJtaining to Hawaii. 1 may go on to

New York to attend tho sessions or

tho Boaad of Appraisers, but I cannot decide that matter" until I havomet Mr.Armstrong in San Franciscoand learned what instructions he hasto give me. It is therefore impossiblefor me to say at tins time to say justwhen I shall return to Honolulu.Bulletin."

Peking, China, Sept. 1. A considerable sensation has oeen caused indiplomatic circle by the action of aJapanese gunboat captain in pro

enting the entrance of a steamer atYongamptio. The steamer was amet chant craft under the Americanflag but chatttred 03 Russians. Yongampho is not an open port. ThoRussians who chartered the American steamer are highly incensed overwhat they consider the high-hande- d

action of thl Japanese.

New York, N. Y., Sept. 1. Thecalm weather and the small prospectof the yachts being able to make thocourse, caused "no-rac- e notices tobe sent out early this morning. Neither tho Reliance nor the ShamrockIII left their moorings.

None.

Vessels in Poi't--Kaliut- u!

ArrivalsSept. 2, S. S. Maui Parker, from

Honolulu.Sept. 3, S. S. Ncbraskan, Greene,

from Honolulu.Sept. 5, S. S. Maui Parker, from

Hana.

Sept.Hana.

Departures

Maui Parker,

Sept. S. Nebraskan, Gretne,for Honolulu.

S. S. for

4, S.

Sept. 5, S. S. Maui Parker, forHonolulu.

Oceanic Time Table.DATE name

Sept. 1 Sonoma" 2 Sierra" 2 Amorica Maru. . .

Sept.

FROM

.Colonies

....S. F.,...S. F.

4 Hongkong Maru. Yokohama0 Korea , S. F.

11 Alameda S. F.12 Nevadan ..S. P.12 China .Yokohama18 Gaelic ...S. F.22 Ventura Colonies22 Doric Yokohama23 Sonoma S F.23 Miowcra Colouies2G Moana Victoria, B. C.20 Hongkong Maru. .O. JA.

29 Nippon Maru. . . .Yokohama

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1 Sonoma S. F.2 Siena Colonies2 America Maru. ..Yokohama.4 Hongkong Maru S. F.5 Nebraskan .' S. F.J) Korea Yokohama

12 China S. F.1G Alameda S. F.18 Gaelic Yokohama22 Ventura S.F.22 Nevadan '. S. F.22 Doric S. F.211 Sonoma Colonies23 Miowcra.... Victoria, B. C.2G Moana .Colonies2G Hongkong Maru,Yokohama20 Nippon Maru. S. F.

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