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FROM SAN FEANCISCO

MARIPOSA MARCH 2SIERRA MARCH 12MARIPOSA MARCH T3

SONOMA APRIL 2MARIPOSA APRIL 13

VENTURA APRIL 23MARIPOSA MAY 4

SIERRA MAY UMARIPOSA MAY 25

SONOMA JUNE iMARIPOSA JUNE IB

VENTURA JUNE 25MARIPOSA JULY 0

SIERRA JULY 16M ARIPOSA JULY 27

SONOMA AUG 6

Local Boatwith tho the above the

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MARTPOSA MARCH 27VENTURA APRIL 2MARIPOSA APRIL 17

SIERRA APRILMARIPOSA MAY 8

SONOMA MAY 14MARIPOSA MAY 29

VENTURA JUNE 4MARIPOSA JUNE 19

SIERRA JUNE 25MARIPOSA JULY 10

SONOMA JULY 16MARIPOSA JULY 31

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In connoction sailing of steamers Agents areprepared to issue to intending passengers throughrailroad Francisco to all points in Unitod StatesNew York steamship to European ports

further particulars to

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SUNFLOWER BARONS

Should Sugar Qo Down SunflowersMay Go Up

WASHINGTON Jan 0 Sunflowerculture Is engaging the attention oftho Department of Agriculture whichbelieves that thrro 1b much money Inthe Industry If farmers In this coun ¬

try can be persuaded to take It upAbroad more especially in Hussta theplant Is of great economic Importance

its seeds being eaten In immensequantities raw or roasted as peanutsare In America while the oil obtainedby pressing tho seeds la widely usedas an article of dIct Besides thostalks and oil cake make excellentfodder the leaves are employed asa substitute for tobacco and the fibreof tho stalks has a high value

Tho sunflower might well be chosenas our national floral emblem inasmuch as It originated In this countryIn the region of the great plainsSpecimens of It were taken to Europeby the early Spanish explorers andIt was first cultivated In tfte OldWorld In the gardens of Madrid Theplant was utinzeaby American Indi-ans

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long before the uays of Columbusand Champlaln when no visited Geor-gian

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Bay In 1C15 found the aboriginesthere growing It and using on theirhair the oil expressed from the setadsIt was raised chiefly however forthe sakef the food which Its seedssupplied To so high a point had Itbeen developed by the natives on thiscontinent that during the three arid ahalf centuries which have elapsedsince Its adoption by the white manIt has not been improved to any ex-

tent¬

merefy retaining the abnormalsize that distinguishes it from Its wildoriginal

In Russia where the frequent re-

ligious¬

fasts restricting the use1 ofmeat lead to a large consumption ofvegetable oils the oil of the sunfloweris widely employed Between 1830and 1840 the manufacture of inls oilon a commercial scale Jiegan in thesouthern provinces and since thattime the Industry has attained greatImportance leading naturally to thodevelopment of the more prolific seedproducing varieties There are threeprincipal varieties now cultivated inthe empire of the Czar one withlarge whito seeds which are said toyield the most oil one with smallerblack seeds which are sweeter andregarded as best for eating and anIntermediate form with striped seedsused both for eating and for the production of oil

The sunflower Indeed has assumeda greater economic Importance In Rus ¬

sia than In any other country Evenby the upper class the seeds are mucheaten the larger and finer ones beingquite equal to most nuts in respectto both palatabllity and wholesomeness While tho poorer and less per-fect

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seeds furnish an oil that Is some ¬

what turbid and bitter the better

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ones yield a superior quality that issaid to compare favorably with oliveoil for table purposes The stalksand straw of tho sunflower are highlyprized for fuel being In some parts pfthe omplro almost the only availablesubstitute for wood to burn

Sunflower oil appears to have moreof the general properties of ollvo oilthan any other known vegetable oilAbout one bushel of seeds are re-

quired¬

to make a gallon of the oiland fifty bushels of seeds are pro-duced

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on one acre of land Selling at1 a gallon the profit on tho oil Is

iiu go ui late years punned sun-flower

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oil has been used quite exten-sively

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to adulterate olive oil It is ofa palo yellowish color and decidedlypalatable In a crude state It is usedby painters to some extent beingmixed with cheap paints and with propared stains but It does not equallinseed oil for varnish The cake leftafter the extraction of the oil by pres-sure

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Is extremely rich being equal inthis respect to malzo cake or linseedcake Branches and stalks of theplant furnishes an excellent fodderbeing very nutritious

The production of sunflower seedsIn Russia is about 228000000 poundsannually tho area devoted to the cul-

ture¬

of tho plant being 216000 acresTho oil has to be purified for table

Continued oi ft puge

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If you want a windmill that baBlittle machinery and that littlo

of the very best quality

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If you want a windmill that wilpump water to your house and

your barn that will run thofeed cutter cornsheller

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anThe AERMOTOR will last longer

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LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

One New Locomobile No 377Style 2 made by The LocomobileDo of America of Newton MassD S A patentod Nov 14 1899Very little used the property of thelate Joseph Heleluhe and run bygasoline

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One Bicyclein very good order

For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Place orto F J Testa this office

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that thePearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainloaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at tho cemeteryuntil after all iutorments

The rates for transportation areono dollar for tho corpse and fiftycents for the round trip formourners

Plats are now on Bale at tho officeof the company rnugiug iu pricefrom 1Q up accordiug to looationand size No other charges of anynature

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A Carload of tho Celebrated

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ids Michigan consisting of

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The buildings ate supplied withhot and cold water and electriclights Artesian water Perfootsanitation

For particulars apply lo

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NOTICE

M R Counter practical watohmaker jeweler and optioian person ¬

al attention givuu to ripairiugwatohclock and jowelery over 80 years ex¬

perience Gold ami ailver jawelcymanufactured by experienced workman on short notlcoquality of goociaand work guaranteed as repreentod M R Count eu

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lisherEIJISUIJD NOnrIi Editor

Residing in Honolulu

MONDAY MARCH 4 1901

NOT HE MISSIONARIES

In several mainland papers themisblonailcs are being blahied for

tho attempt of a certain coterlo inHawaii to unseat Delegate Wilcox Inthis instance for a wonder the mis ¬

sionaries are not guilty They repu ¬

diated the policy of tho would be wardheelers who fortunately have ruinedthe Republican party here and it isnot fair that they should ue submittedto the castlgation of a strong Re ¬

publican paper like the Argonautwhich said Tne movement de ¬

signed to prevent Delegate Wil ¬

cox from sitting in Congress isIn tho recent election

The movement to prevent DelegateWilcox from sitting in Congress ismost unwise If Wilcox was a loyafHawaiian when his country was Ha ¬

waiian that is every reason why heshould be a loyal American now thatHawaiians have elected him a dele ¬

gate to the American Congress Ifhe is unseated the Hawaiians will be-

lieve¬

and with reason that they aregoing to be denied representation intho national lcgislautrc of the greatrepublic which has annexed themThis movement Is a small anu jealousailil spiteful attempt on tho part of thoso called missionary clement in Ha ¬

waii to revenge themselves on Wilcoxbecause ho defeated their candidatein the recent election

TOPICS OF THE DAY

It must be amusing for those whoknow anything about Hawaiian affairsto watch the Gear WIIcox light andthat of their respective bossesSewall and Haywood Until Gear washired by a few shareholders to go toWashington to unseat Bob thosetwo politicians wero rather on friend-ly

¬

terms Tho two great statesmenSewall and Haywood wero hardly onspeaking terms because well that isanother story

We approve of tho bill providingfor the icpeal of the law making vac-

cination¬

compulsory if it is amendedso as to conform to the law now inforce in Great Britain In that coun-try

¬

where vaccination for smallpoxoriginated tho compulsory law hassimply been modified to read that allchildren shall be vaccinated before at ¬

tending a public school except Insuch cases where a pareni shall gobefoie a judge and there swear he orshe Is conscientiously opposeu to vac- -

cination If the judge Is satisfied thatthe parents aro in earnest a certificateis issued exempting the child fromvaccination and no fee is attached tothe process There aro many peopleIn Hawaii who believe that leprosywas spread heio through vaccinationand a parent ought certainly to havethe full control over the person of hischild in matters of biich a nature

For tho good of the Senators wotrust that that august body will notmove into tho Bungalow and establishIts Senatorial chamber there Thebuilding is unsafe and should havebeen repaired or condemned long agoif Mr Rowoll had attended to his busi ¬

ness Tho rooms aro too dark forany man having consideration for hissight to work In Tho floor cannotsupport any great number of peopleand the Senato certainly doesnt wishto establish star chamber proceedingsby indirectly excluding tho publicfrom its meetings The staircaso lead ¬

ing to the hall now being prepared fortho Senators is bulit pn u plau Indi

4ii 73jFK8ffl

2EiAJ it3iraLtaSS kittffcaM 6 aJwWuajMri J

cating that it was intended for theuse of youthful nthlctes only ono attho time and not for a body of digni ¬

fied elderly statesmen who wouldcomo down with a heap if they shouldwalk out discussing Tho cost ofremoving the billiard tables furni-ture

¬

etc belonging to the OfficersClub nnd tho cost of changing the oldshack Into a safo and proper build-

ing¬

will bo much more than tne costof hiring a hall to which elevatorscan carry the senators and wherethore is plenty of light and all possible comforts Tho Bungalow is goodenough for its business which needsno daylight But thnt is surely not thekind which our Senate is doing TheProgress Hall would be an ideal placefor the Senate and uiero are possiblecommittee rooms meeting roomslounging rooms and refreshmentrooms could easily be secured Wohopo the Senators will not be per ¬

suaded by Governor Dole to havetheir necks broken

Judge Editor Humphreys has adoptcd a method which if tolerated woulddo away with the main principle ofjury trials A case was tried In hiscourt last week Twelve good menand true were sworn in as Jurors after having satisfied the prosecutingofficer for the Territory the represen-tative of the defendant and the judgeeditor that they were competent to siton tho case Two jurors after listening carefully and patiently to the evi-

dence¬

presented in tho case to ablearguments by the attorneys and toone of the judges peculiar chargesto the jury firmly believed that thedefendant was not guilty The jurywas locked up for nineteen hours butno information in regard to law pointsby the judge nor any arguments in thojury room could change the honestopinion of the two jurors who heldthat defendant was not guilty Thejudge in discharging the hung jurytook upon himself the right to in 0

scathing manner reprove he two dls- -

senting jurors to have their namesstricken from the jury list and thefees due them lor the term confiscat-ed

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We fear that the judge editor isno longer mentally sound and thathis hallucination in regard to hisgreatness power and self importanceis taking such a form that his friendsshould step in and see that uie miss ¬

ing ward at tho asylum his constantsource of complaint is erected atonce Does the judge editor reallymean that he has the right to punishtwo duly sworn jurors with a fine be-

cause¬

they decline to adopt his viewsor tho opinion of their brother jurorsWhat earthly good is the jury systemif the jurors must glvo their verdictaccording to the presumptous opinionof a judge who simply sits on thebench to obey the dictum of the jurorsand not to dictate to intelligent andhonest men as to what their opinionshould be Let us be charitable andadmit that this trifling bit of an Ari-

zona¬

judge editor is overworked ach-

ing¬

for a rest which he Is entitled towhen the energetic Judge Gear re-

turns¬

and in the meantime does notknow what he is doing If he wouldonly confine himself to write doggerelabout the High Sheriff the asylum orany other old thing there would bono kick coming but the people of thisTerritory dont propose to have juriesterrorized by a man who is off hisbase and yet on tho bench

No Newspaper TrustsMr Alfred Harmsworth editor of

tho London Mail in his recent objectlesson to American newspaper editorsmaintained that tho great newspapersof the country would soon swallow upthe smaller ones that tho greateramong tlio great would swallow uptho less and so on until there wouldremain only two or three giganticjournals Wo did not believe thatMr Harmsworth was right and saidso at tho time Thought is illimitablespeech is unlimited and newspaperaro merely printed speech So longas certain men have ideas that othermen want to read or hear there willalways bo free speecn and a freepress To think that two or three oroven twenty or thirty newspaperscould rule a nation of soventy flvomillions of people is preposterousMen with fiery tongues and fiery penswill nrlse In every city and everyland where they nro needed and Ifthey have ideas that are worth hearinc thoy will always Uo heard Menof brains aro not phenomena but thoyaro not too numerous Tho raco runsto quantity but not to quality Andlesser men aro always eager to heartho thoughts of men moro gifted oreven more fluent than aro thoy

A striking illustration of these

P3rsyrTHapgS

truths has como to pass since Mr

Harmsworths object lesson WllllantJ Bryan the defeated candidate fortho presidency has started a weeklypaper called tho Commoner It Is

published in tho small city of LincolnNeb It has no dispatches It has nospecial correspondents It has no

longest leased wlro in the wrld Ithas no Associated Press franchiseYet it begins with a circulation of 50- -

000 copies nnd the seconu week seesIt with G0000 isow wo are not of

those who admire Mr Bryan but wo

admit freely that he if not a leader of

men is a man who his many follow-

ers

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Who can deny tho Influence thatwill bo exerted by this ono man In hisweekly paper published In a littleNebraska city And Is there anynewspaper or newspaper trust thatcould begin with B0000 copies Isthere any newspaper in San Franciscothat is as Influential as W J Bryansdommoner Is tho Examiner theChronicle or the Call Is there anydally newspaper in New York thatwlfi be moro powerful with tho Dem-

ocracy

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than Mr Bryans CommonerIs it the World or the Journal Bothof them tried to defeat him for thenomination and both of them failedWc cannot seo that Mr Harmsworthstheories of newspapers aggregatinginto trusts aro to bo feared so longas such popular politicians as MrBryan can start newspapers TheArgonaut

Legislators Listen to Lepors

It was after midnight wben wearySenators and Representatives of ourlocal Parliament returnod lo portafter an official visit to the LeperSettlement at Molokai Many mem- -

bers of tho party wished that theyhad heeddd the warning rules oftbe Independent in regard to visit-

ing¬

Molokai especially tbe first onewhich said dont go

They have all returned howevprsafe and sound after bavins per-formed

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an unpleasant but patrioticduty Tbe poor people at thoSettlement greeted their visitorswith a warmth and confiding en-

thusiasm¬

wbiob baa never been feltainoe 18S6 in tbe days of GibsonThe usual visits were made to thetwo grand institution the Bishopand tbe Baldwin Homes where im-

provements¬

are daily being madeA meeting was held at the Bero

tania ball where the Lepers werecalled upon to enter any complaintsagainst existing conditions andwhere tbe Legislators listened tothem with great patience and kind ¬

ness Witnesses wore called andthe numeroas affairs of the inmateswero thoroughly aired by intelligentsufferers like Tom Nathaniel Ambrose Hutchison and others

Loud applause greeted the wordsof Representative Eturaeluth whosaid

We hope to give you self government by July 1 and you can thendo as you wish for yourselves Youwill be able to eradicate the presentcauses of complaint as you willhave full charge The land will be-

long¬

to all alike aid you can dowith it as you please

R M Kaaoao the chairman ofthe committee addressing the Legis-lators

¬

made a charge which shockedthe men listening to him He saidto them

Many aro sent hre by tho Boardof Health who aro not lepers or atleast thoy are oured soon after ar-

rival¬

and are not permitted to de-

part¬

The following aro the namesof some I knotv who are not in tholeast unclean A Kaanaana J HImihior J K Waiamau CharlesTrapes Kapahu Silas Garter AuoMakauoe AnoGaisor William Kahaand Moani

A careful investigation was madeof the water supply the food supplyand the buildings and an exhaus-tive

¬

report can be expeotedWhen the hour had come for the

departure of the visitors the weath ¬

er had assumed a threatening aspectand it was oonaiderod impossible toembark the steamer at KalaupapaIt waB impossible even to hear thestentorian voices of the wise mentelling the steamer that they want ¬

ed to go home but finally a nativeboy undertook to swim to the vesselasking the Captain to go to Kala-wao

¬

where the ocean was calmerand whero eventually the largeparty was put on board lion

FrygMfiw- - tfrmrzrz

Hoogs not having any policemenhandy at tho moment

Thirteen oclock

A novol 20th century memorialhas been erected at tho head offices

of the Bridgwater trustees extensive Lsnoashiro collieries ThoDublin clock now strikes 13 insteadof one iu order to oaablo thoworkpeople lo resume operations promptly after dinuir Thedevice is the original idea of theDulto of Bridgwater who in tho18th centuryereoted a timihr clockat Worsley to meet the workpeoplescomplaint that they sometimesfailed to boar th clock striko one

T

Tho Mariposa wil leave for SinFrancisco tomorrow

The band will play at EmmnSquare this evening

The next mail from tbe Mainlandis due Ime on Wednesday next by

the City of Peru

C W Schoifler has been commit-sionod-po- st

master at Heeia on thisisland

Hon Paul Neumanu returned bythe Mariposa from a short businesstrip to California

GWR King of the Auditorsoffice is able to be around againafter a spell of Bickness

Louis Kenike is back from theMainland having beupfitted greatlyby his trip abroad He haB growntaller

The City Rio de Janeiro whosewreck has caused so much grief inour community was built in 1878

and had always been considered anunlucky vessel owing to her

numerous mishaps

HAWAIIAN

Ppera HouseFjrst Appearance in Honolulu of

FLORENCE ROBERTSSuppprted by

Alcazar CoUnder the Direction of

Belasco ThallTUESDAY MARCH 5

SaplioTHURSDAY MARCH 7

Hell GwynneSATURDAY M ATINEEMAROH 9

Country GirlRoaring Comedy

SATURDAY NIGHT MARCH 9

Sale begins Monday Feb 2th atWall Nichols Co 38 tf

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FOR GALE

flflfl LEASEHOLD ON BERE- -

juwu tania crat 89 years torun Present net income 90 permonth Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street

v TO LET

Premises on Kukui Lane Pos ¬

session given on January 1 190LFo terms apply to

17 KAPIOLANI ESTATE

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LIMITED

AGENTS FORWESTERN BTJGAR REFINING CO

Ban Fiancleoo Oaf

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKSPhiladelphia Penn TJ 8 A

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New York U 8 A

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Tho undersigned having beenduly appointed Executors aud Exb- -

cutrix respectively of tho estate offJbmes A Hopper dooeased late ofHonolulu Oalui notice iB herebygiven to all creditors to presenttheir claims against said James A

Hoppor duly authenticated andwith proper vouchors if any existoven if tho claim is secured by mort ¬

gage upon real estate to tho under ¬

signed at their Office on Fort StHonolulu Oahu within six monthsfrom tho date of tho first publicationhoreof or they will be foreverbarred

WILLIAM L HOPPERE WELLS PETERSON andELLEN HOPPER

Executors and Executrix of theEstate of James A HopperDeceased

Honolulu Oahu February 1st A

D 1001 15 8w 8taw

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that thoPearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainleaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at tho cemeteryuntil aftor all iniurmeuts

The rates for transportation aroono dollar for the corpse and fiftycentB for the round trip lotmourners

Flats aro now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature

HAWAIIAN CEMETERY ASSOCIATION LTD

Room 3 Love Building Fort St70 3inoB

NOTICE

Dr J H Raihond has resumedhis practice together with Dr Galbraith at his residence the oldCartwright premises on AlakeaUnion and BeretaniasUeets Officehours from 10 a m to 12 m Tele ¬

phone 201 58 1 m

FOR BALE

3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near King Only smallcash pavment received Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street

Bruce Waring Co

Real Estate Dealers503 Fort Bt near King

1Building Lots

houses and lots andlands Fob Salb

BW Parties wishing to dispose of innlrPropBrllno ar InvlUil to nail in n

Metropolitan Meat Go

BTJTTCCKEKRSAHD

Wavy CnntrantoTB

81 KING BTEBET

G J Wallis MAHAaB

Wholesale anda Retail

THE FMTMEONHotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ioe Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

FOB

Xmas and Hei Year1710 tf

LONG BRANCH BATHS

WAIKIKI BMAOH - - Honolulu H I

0 J BHERWOOD Proprietor

There earth an air and tea and 11With breaker song giie lullaby

King Street Tram Oars pass the doorLdlj and gblldrtn isratellr aarea for

V

tiOOAIi AND GENERAIi NEWS

Tho weekly rehearsal of the Ama¬

teur Orchestra will take place thisevening Instead of Tuesday

J L McComb formerly a JoyfulNews Mission man has returned toHonolulu

Attorney Atkinson Is 111 and severalcases In which he appears wero post-

poned¬

In tho District Court this morn-ing

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Tho Opeia House will bo crowdedtomorrow evonlngwhen Florence Rob ¬

erts makes her first appearance forthe season

Tho Elk lodge didnt meet on Satur-day

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evenlilg1 out of rdspect to themoinory of Cliarlcs 13 Jacox who wasdrowned In tho Rio disaster and whowas the organizer of tho lodge here

The Rev Hamilton Lee will leavefor his homo In Oakland tomorrowafter having officiated at St AndrewsCathedral Hiring the absence of theRev Mackintosh from the Islands

Mrs William A Henshall and herthree year old son W Burrows Henshall accompanied by George Henshall of tho Star will leave for SanFrancisco in about two weeks wherethey lll meet tho father of GeorgeHenshall and his deceased urother

Tho Mystic Sshriners now enjoyinga good time in California on their wayto this city will resRlo while here atthe Moana Hotel at Wafldki whichwill be opened upon their arrlvel andwhich by its elegance and comfortwill prove to tho Mystic party thatHonolulu Is not a jay town

Another Victim

Among those who perished in theRio disaster was Cheong Young abright Chinese boy educateu at thoMills Instftut6 and on his way to SanFrancisco where he was to join theHopkins Ait School to uevelop hisunmistakable talent In ait

Memorial services were held yes ¬

terday in Montague Hall at Mills In-

stitute¬

for Cheong Young the youngChinese student whose promising ca-

reer¬

was cut off by death in the shock ¬

ing Rio disasterThe platform at the head of the hall

was decorated with potted palms andovergreens and the doors and win ¬

dows were overhung with palm leavesand follngol Mr Fiank Damon of

Mills institute conducted the servicesnsslsted by Piofesor Howell of thoAnglo Chinese Academy and Profossor Sturtovalt of the Institute Sev¬

eral teachers from Kawaiahao weiepresent and a delegation consisting

of representatives from tho variousChinese schools of the city sat nearthe platfoim About two hundredChtnese and white friends of theyoung student wore present and theservices wero conducted In an impres ¬

sive silence that ocspoke the slncerogrief felt by all who had known him

toor Jacox

With tho Rio went down a young

man who was popular here among all

who know hiin Chailes B Jacox was

a young man wlio had made Honolulu

his home off and on during the pasttwo years During the first year of

his Hfo In Honolulu he was connected

with the Advertiser and tho Dulletin

offices He went to the States ana

returned as a man of leisure Ho be¬

came a social favoijto In several

homes in this city and has a largo

host of f i lends who will mouin himHo was lately an insurance agent

traveling for tho most pait on Maul

Whon In tho city ho stayed at tho Ha ¬

waiian Hotel He was instrumental

In securing recognition for a lodge of

Elks in Honolulu and expected to

greet tho Exalted Ruler of that body

while in San Franciscoi

A Proper Proceeding

When tho Circuit Court opened on

Saturday morning A S Hartwoll ad ¬

dressed tho presiding judge A S

Humphreys upon tho death of his

brotner-in-la- As Mr Henshall was

a brother-in-la- of tho presiding

judge the oloquenco of Mr Hartwoll

made tho sccno an affecting one Mr

WnHwell asked that out of respect

for tho memory of tho deceased tho

court bo adjourned for tho day Ho

was followed by Judge J L Kaulukou

Tho court was adjourned

A Promised Musical TreatThe concert to bo given on Friday

evening at tho Opeia House by An- -

tolnetto Trebolll should be liefjiscd to

by nil music loving people of the city

Antonia Dolores as tho stngo name ofTrebolll Is has been heard at theleading opera linuses In Europa andAmerica and tho ciitlcs have ravedover her magnificent voice Her pro ¬

gram Is chosen from the choicestgems of great musicians and a musi-

cal¬

entertalnmont of tho highest ordercan be looked forward to

A South African Oontor

WoroheBter in Capo Colony nowso frequently mentioned in telegrams from South Africa is 100miles from Cape Town by rail andhas a population of 5500 It is athriving centre for tho wine andbrandy industry and large quanti ¬

ties of fruit especially raisins areproduced annually Large numbersof ox wagons and tho light Capecarta are made at WoroheBter Thetown giveB the impression of a greenoasis surrounded as it is by thebare treeless slopes and peaks ofthe Hex River Mountains

Wood Mine

A curious source of wealth is re-

ported¬

by the French Consul atMengtze in Upper Tonkin It lit a

in the wood mines Tho wood ori¬

ginally was a fine forpst which theearth swallowed in some cataclysmSome of the trees are a yard in di¬

ameter They lie in a slantiuR direc-

tion¬

and in sandy soils which coverthem to a depth of about sightyards The wood furnished bythese timber mines is imperishableand the Chinese gladly buy it forcoffins

MDLLE ANTOM DOLORES

Antoinette TrebelinASSITSTED Bt

Mr Robert Clarence Now ellWill give one etneert only at tho

Hawaiian Opera HouseFRIDAY Evening March 81901

Reserved Seits - - 50c and 100

On sale at Wall Nichols CoLtd March i 1901 Seats reservedby telephone will be held until noopof the day of the onncert

Direction Bolasco ThallThis oonoert is significant to tho

music loversi of Honolulu from itsbeing tho only appearance here inconcert of Mr Newell in his tourabroad with Mdlle Dolores Thejustly high esteem in which MrNewell is held both as a musioianand as a man will ensure him agreat reception

L F STONE41 td Business Manager

IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE FIRSTCIRCUIT ISLAND OF OAHU

TERRITORY OF HAWAIIAT CHAMBERS

ORDER FOR A SPECIAL TERM

Deeming it essential to the pro-

motion¬

of justice I do order that aspecial term of the Circuit Court ofthe First Circuit be held in theJudiciary Buildipg in Honolulucommencing Tuesday March the19th A D 1901 at 10 oclock in thoforenoon of said day and continuingfor the period provided by law

Done at Chambers this 1st day ofMarch A D 1901

SkinedA S HUMPHREYS

First JudgeThe foregoing order is hereby ap-

proved¬

SionkdW F FREAR

Chief Justice of tho Supreme Courtof tho Territory of Hawaii

Dated March 1 1901

80 13

ROCK FOR BALLAST

White and Elaok SandIn Quantities to Suit

BXGVATIBG CONIRACTED

FOR

CORAL AND SOIL FOR SALE

JKT Dump Carts furnished bytho day on Hours Notice

II R HITCHCOCK

Office with J M Monsarrat -- Cart-wright

Building Merchant St1500 ti

WwrWAW lttn

1200 LOTS

in

APIOLANI

TRACTE0E SAL

Tho Kapiolani Tract ex-

tends

¬

from King street to the

Beach A road 60 feet wide

will be opened on the eaet

side of the property adjoin-

ing

¬

the Kamehameha Girls

School j said road will extend

to the sea

Cross roads will be opened

between blocks Every lotwill have a frontage on a

road The elevation vaiies

from forty feet high to ten

feet high above sea Jevel

No swamps around the1

premises No freshet will

enter the property

There is an offer to buy a

part of the property by a

great manufacturing com-

pany

¬

The chances are theoffer may be accepted There

is every reason to believe thatthe prices of lots will increase

in a short time The owner

of the property will give all

chances to purchasers to

make money on their invest-

ments

¬

The ground is superior to

an tract in the market

The premises are situatedwithin one mile and a half of

the Post Office

The Government water

pipes are laid along the upper

portion of the propertyThe prices are the cheapest

of any tract within two miles

from tho center of the city

The terms which will be

given to purchasers will be

the best ever given by any

real estate dealer or broker

during the last twenty years

in Honolulu

For terms or more1 particu ¬

lars apply to

S M Kanakanni

Or to

Surveyor and Managerof Kapiolani Tract Co

W G Afilii Go

Real Estate Dealers andBrokura

I0TICEWlaexi 3Toix

aMK2vaaKCimitxtvmmX3WT4

wGEBME1VEE WHISKEY

Do not accept goods beaming a bTiuilar name

THERE IS ONI Y ONE

sheen arm whiskeyIt is distilled by J W McCulloch OwetiBboro Ky

1 ORESW RIVER is the oilicial whiskey of the UVSNavy Department

GBEEN BIVER whiskey was awarded tho Gold Medal atthe Paris Exposition 1900

For Sale in All Saloons and by

W C PeacocK i

SOLE AGENTS Hawaii Tovritoiy

TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES

PAINT 10 DE HOUSEXJse lwlegnite for the Outside

And IpQtilOl fr ne Inside

These are COLD WATER PAINTS and are tho BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER

Fish Lines and T3LBTO

ISa0Wo are opening a Line of those at our Fort Street Store

and will be in a position tosupply all demands

A Largo Stock of GLASSWARE

Is Expected on the W G- - Irwin and will at oncebjopened at our Bethel Street Store

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LT

SUGAR FACTORS

GeneralIMPORTERS OF

AND

Lgents LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine InsuiNorthern Assurance Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific RailwayPioneer Line PaclrotR from Tivn

Manufacturing - Harness

Tiie lOlciest House ECanolulu

FINE BUGGY and V

CARRIAGE HARNESS

Plow and Team Harness

sixit

THE

H t

iw tCo

Coof

irx

Always oa hON HAND at n

MADE TOuRU

SssJn

soon

for

i

I

COLLARS IIAMES TRACE CHAINS Kt

Furnished at Short Notice

Harness Trimmings of Ml Kinds Constantly on if

ISLAND ORDERS Will Receiv Prompt AttentionTelephone SB8 F 0 33o2r - - -

1

I

n wiTOWW

WMarmnm minmwaaawwiwiBinw

10Wlxen

EI W

JLluiiiSTon Want

GEBEN VEE HISKEDo not accept goods o similar

THERE IS ONI Y ONE

SEI RIVER WEI m a

It is by J W McCullocb Oweii3boro1 QnESN BIVEST is the oiliciul whiskey o the U S

Kavy DepartmentGSUSH BlVf R whiskey was a warded the Gold Modal at

the Paris Exposition 1500

Sale Saloons

W C PeacoSOLE Hawaii

TAKE SUBSTITUTES

yahgaBaa

distilled

CWrYS1Tvvjifa pwu- -

AGEKTS TeniiQjry

PAINT I0UE HOUSETXS ZMlSLgDClit for the Outside

And iPOtlTOl fr 10 Inside

These COLD WATETC PAINTS and the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and MUCH CHEAPER

551 rsna 6si eialcv Bisi

wuww

hea Uig name

Ky

is

For in All and by

iLiy v

NO

are areare

We are opening a Line of tlea at our Port Street Store

and will soon be in a position tosupply all demands

A Largs Stock of GLASSWARE

Is Expected on the W G-- Irwin and will at once beopened at our Bethel Street Store

Til PACIPIG HARDWARE -- CO LTD

IBbug ilia IMfititl UUbi L II

SUGAB FACTORSIMPOKTEES OF

Gfcsieral MerchandiseAITD

JOjBEIiSSIOIlSf TMLZEEbO HTA TSTTS

igent3 for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific i ailway CoPrrvnppr Linn of Tinlrpfa from Liverpool

anufacturing - Harness - Co

Tli Oldest Houso in ETonolulti

oARsaSStuAWESB AlWJfS 03 HSBl

Flow mi Team Harness iade to orderCOLLARS IIAMES TBACE CHAINS ETC

burnished at Short Notice 0 S

IlamSSB TtlmmiagS Of All KffidS Constantly on Hand

ISLAND OEDEPvS Will Beceiv Prompt AttentionTolopllOllO 22S 2 O BOX - 322

3TSHERIFFS SALE

In pursuance of an Elocution is ¬

sued out of tho Suprnme Court oftho Territory of Hawaii on tho 15thday of February A D 1901 iu romatter of B P Whit plaintiff vhiO II Palzig defendant 1 haylevied upon tue personal propertyof paid defendant O EI Patzig onthis 21st day of February A D1901 and ohall oxposo said propertyfor salo at Public Auction to tbehighest bidder at tho Police StationKalalsaua lisle in Honolulu Islandof Oahu Territory of Hawaii at 12oclock noon of Thursday Urn 28thday of March A D 1901 unless hejudgment amounting to Ninety twoand Go 100 Dollars interest1 costsand my expenses are previously paidSaid property levied upon being

60 Chickens1 Cow v i5 Dozen PigeotipLDouble soatod wagon1 Boad Cart1 Single Harness

OHAS F CHILLINGWORTHDeputy Sheriff Territory of Ha ¬

waiiHonolulu Oahu 355t

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The undersigned has been appointed by tho Hon A S Hum ¬

phrey Lir3t Judge of tho First Cir-cuit

¬

Court of the Territory of Ha-waii

¬

as administratrix of tho Estateof Uilama Honu k deceased lateof Niolopa Honolulu Oahu noticeis heroby fxiveu to all personB in ¬

debted to sad estate to moko im-mediate

¬

payment to tho undersign-ed

¬

and all persons having claimsagainst said estate whether se-

cured¬

or otherwise to present thesame duly authenticated within sixmonths from date or they will boforever barred

KOLEKAAdministratrix Estate of Uilama

Honu DeceasedKoloa Kauai February 1 1901

18 dtoaw

Wildart Steamship Co

Freight and

Passengers for all

Island Ports

THOS LINDSAY

Manufacturing Jeweler

Call mid inspect the beautlfal and usefuldispay of goos for present8 or for peronut U33 and udomru nt

Lovn Building 630 Fort Btrcet

Wm SI Irwin CLIMITED

Wm GIrwin Fresldent ManagerOlnus Sprecbela First Vice PresidentW M Giffard Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer SecretaryGoo J Roas Anditor

SUGAR FACTORSAHD

Osmmteioa Agarits

AGENTS or TH

Oceanic Staamship GcmpsOf Bar SVanaisco Cal

OWIE

IPresii TodavSomebody at home will be vaiting

tonight for a box

Tho Namo on Every Piece is theguarantee

f

FOR SALE BY

Solo Agents Grocers

Ul Fort Street Telephone 240

Continued from 1st page

uso and much of t Is utilized forburning In lamps and for making can-

dles

¬

and soapIn the poorer districts ot Buropo a

fair kind ot broad is mado from sun ¬

flower seeds and Is used as a regulararticle ot diet Many cheap cigars

it is said are made from tho leavesof tho plant When properly curedtho laige leaves make pretty fairwrappeis for cigars and for this purposo they arc employed to a greaterextent than Is generally ImaginedPulverized and mixed with an equalquantity of tobacco tho combinationis not so bad for pipe smoking in

fact tho sunflower leaves give a pecu-

liar

¬

aroma to the tobacco that is likedby some smokers Cheap cigarettesare frequently adulterated with sunlower leaves

It Is found that tho plant growsbest for commercial purposes in Kan-

sas Missouri and the Ohio valley butmany other regions are well suited tou As a rule the soil best adaptedfor Indian corn produces the best cropof sunflowers They should be plant ¬

ed by a drill in lows three feet aparttho seeds being placed deep enoughto secuio an abundant moisture tomake them germinate The plantingshould bo done as early as possible inthe spring and tho heads should boharvested before the seeds aro quiteripe so as to avoid scattering andloss After diying the seeds may bothreshed out and stored in bags Thethreshing may be done with a flailbut if tho sunflower is to be grown inthis country over laige area3 for mar-ket

¬

special thieshlng machines willhave to be devised for the separationof the seeds

Andrew Carnegies Wealth

Tho income of Andiew Carnegie isG8 13018 a day He gets more In one

day than the Prcsfdent does In a yearmore in one day than the Governor

of Nebiaska gets in 30 years morein one day than a good bookkeepergets In 08 jears more in one daythan a common laborer gets in 200

years more in ono day than a coalminer gets in 08000 days

Immediately after the recent elec-

tion¬

he received an Immense orderfrom tlie government for armor plateupon which tho profit and the stealamount to many millions The moneymade in this one contract would havebuilt a plant in which the governmentcould have mado Its own armor platoand saved all this profit for the peo-

ple¬

instead of giving a rich manufacturer a magnificent fortune every 30

daysMr Caincglo thinks an income tax

would be a very bad thing So itwould be for him for It would costhim over 1300 a day Mr Carnegiealso thinks that public ownershipwould bo a very baa thing So itwould for him for it would allow thepeople to make many millions nowmado by him Mr Carnegie thinksthe people are too Ignorant to rulethis country and Mr Carnegie isright for ff tho people were not so ig-

norant¬

and indifferent they would clipthe wings of Mr Carnegie before Ke

had time to fly away to bis castle inScotland Exchange

i m i

LOCAL ANO GENERAL MEWS

The Independent 50 cents permonth -

Honolulu Mes3enger Sorvice de-

liver¬

mess3gen snd paokages Teleplinno X7F

When desiring a hack surreybuggy etc with careful driverring up Telophone 118 TerritoryStable Co Ld

When you want a Jnaok ring p191 On that tand you will get areliable and good driver a fine hackand no overcharging

Kentuckys lamoua Jessse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agent for the Hawaiian

fllnnria

Per ZEALANDIA fo CamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh nupplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangesLimos Nuts Raisins Celery FreBUSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-

paragus¬

Cabbago Eastern and Cali-fornia

¬

Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkoys FlounderB eto Allgame in aeasou Also fresh Rookfort Swiss and California CreamChejae Place your orders earlyprompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

liHKM

BuolnooB Cards

A M HBWBTT

0 wight Olork aud StovodoroOld Reliable Again on Deck

OiBcc At tho Old Vim Dome PromlRM1316 ly

DR B O WATBRHOUSB

Office and Residence Kino Streetnear Alapw

Office hours 8 to 11 a m 1 to 3 nnd 7 to8 r m Teleidiont Wl whit

H B HITCHCOCK

Attounet at Law

Offico Merchant Street CarlwrigbtBuilding

1471 tf

T B MOSSMAN

Real Estate AoentAbstractor and Searcher of TirtBs

Loans NegotiatedRents Collected

Campbell Block Merchant Street1419 t f

-EDMUND H HART

Notabt Public and Typewriter LokVETANOEB AND Se ARCHER

RECORDS

No IS Eaahumanu Street

DB SLOGGETT

Oculist and Aurist

Progress Block Si Flor Office HonriQ a if in i P w

R N BOYD

Surveyor and Real Ewate Agin

Office Bethel Sviebk ovor the Htyt130 Model Hestaurant Iy

JOHN NOTT

PLCinjtNQ Tin Copper and ShhiIron Work

KIur Street Honolulu

ALLEN ROBINSONrEALER3 IN LuiiBaR AND COAL AMD

Building Materials orAll Kinds

Qnoan Btroot Hnnnlnln

ROCK FOR BALLAST

JWhite and Elack SandIn Quantities to Suit

EXCAVATING 0H1RACTED

FOR

CORAL AND SOIL FOR SALE

Dump Carts furnished hvtho day on Hours Notice -

H H HITCHCOCK

Office with J M Monsarrat Cartwright Building Merchant St

lBDO tf

IM IMLIMITED

dC

AGENTS FORWESTERN SUOAB REFINING CO

Ban Francieco On

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKBPhiladelphia Ienn U 8 A

NEWELL U VERBAL MILL COManf National Cane Shredder1

New York US A

N OHLANDT A COBan Francieco Cal

BIBDON IRON LOCOMOTIVEYORKB

GJ tf Ran Frunclacopal

FOR S AJLiEJ

Art AOREB OP LAND IN GRANTS1 1 2130 and 010 at Kamaee North HlloHawaii Apply to

MORRIB K KBOHOKALOLEReal Estate Aceut

UH tt 1 KUiinu Btrt

lfifcV

ma eL ssMsa sMamM

Vol xrr

Steamship

Tho Fine PaBrengor Steamers of This Lino Will Arrivo and LeovofbiD Port as Herounder

FROM SAN FEANCISCO

MARIPOSA MARCH 2SIERRA MARCH 12MARIPOSA MARCH T3

SONOMA APRIL 2MARIPOSA APRIL 13

VENTURA APRIL 23MARIPOSA MAY 4

SIERRA MAY UMARIPOSA MAY 25

SONOMA JUNE iMARIPOSA JUNE IB

VENTURA JUNE 25MARIPOSA JULY 0

SIERRA JULY 16M ARIPOSA JULY 27

SONOMA AUG 6

Local Boatwith tho the above the

coupon tickets bj anyfrom San the and from

by any lino all

For apply

G

DYE Lace ankleformer

Price 300 a dozen now 5600

Hoie

Plain fornerPrioe 25c a now 6 pairs for

V

i 1901

ompany

TIMS TABLE

w

FOR SAN

MARIPOSA MARCH 6SONOMA MARCH 12

MARTPOSA MARCH 27VENTURA APRIL 2MARIPOSA APRIL 17

SIERRA APRILMARIPOSA MAY 8

SONOMA MAY 14MARIPOSA MAY 29

VENTURA JUNE 4MARIPOSA JUNE 19

SIERRA JUNE 25MARIPOSA JULY 10

SONOMA JULY 16MARIPOSA JULY 31

VENTURA AUG 6

In connoction sailing of steamers Agents areprepared to issue to intending passengers throughrailroad Francisco to all points in Unitod StatesNew York steamship to European ports

further particulars to

General Agents Oceanic S S

ialtih

We

Ladies Black

DYEpair SI

23

DYE Drop stitchformer

Price a pair 6 pairs 1

BOs

Co

Commencing To day February 25th5

For One Wk OnlySHall OEfer

Ladies Black Hose

HEMSDORP

HEMSDORF

HEMSDORF

Ladies Black

HEMSDORF DYE Plain formorPrice 750 a dozen 100

Half in amiwAut Proportionately Low Price

E W JORDANNo 10 Fort

AND SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE YOUIN OUR NEW

BOSTOI BLOCKFort Street

WATCH THIS SPACEFor Fntura Announcements

IIFNRY

iVWSprBM -

HONOLULU H L MONDAY

FRANCISCO

Company

Ladles Black Hose

253 now for

now

Mens Hsa Black Colors

Street

QUARTERS

MAECH

utiii LIU

SUNFLOWER BARONS

Should Sugar Qo Down SunflowersMay Go Up

WASHINGTON Jan 0 Sunflowerculture Is engaging the attention oftho Department of Agriculture whichbelieves that thrro 1b much money Inthe Industry If farmers In this coun ¬

try can be persuaded to take It upAbroad more especially in Hussta theplant Is of great economic Importance

its seeds being eaten In immensequantities raw or roasted as peanutsare In America while the oil obtainedby pressing tho seeds la widely usedas an article of dIct Besides thostalks and oil cake make excellentfodder the leaves are employed asa substitute for tobacco and the fibreof tho stalks has a high value

Tho sunflower might well be chosenas our national floral emblem inasmuch as It originated In this countryIn the region of the great plainsSpecimens of It were taken to Europeby the early Spanish explorers andIt was first cultivated In tfte OldWorld In the gardens of Madrid Theplant was utinzeaby American Indi-ans

¬

long before the uays of Columbusand Champlaln when no visited Geor-gian

¬

Bay In 1C15 found the aboriginesthere growing It and using on theirhair the oil expressed from the setadsIt was raised chiefly however forthe sakef the food which Its seedssupplied To so high a point had Itbeen developed by the natives on thiscontinent that during the three arid ahalf centuries which have elapsedsince Its adoption by the white manIt has not been improved to any ex-

tent¬

merefy retaining the abnormalsize that distinguishes it from Its wildoriginal

In Russia where the frequent re-

ligious¬

fasts restricting the use1 ofmeat lead to a large consumption ofvegetable oils the oil of the sunfloweris widely employed Between 1830and 1840 the manufacture of inls oilon a commercial scale Jiegan in thesouthern provinces and since thattime the Industry has attained greatImportance leading naturally to thodevelopment of the more prolific seedproducing varieties There are threeprincipal varieties now cultivated inthe empire of the Czar one withlarge whito seeds which are said toyield the most oil one with smallerblack seeds which are sweeter andregarded as best for eating and anIntermediate form with striped seedsused both for eating and for the production of oil

The sunflower Indeed has assumeda greater economic Importance In Rus ¬

sia than In any other country Evenby the upper class the seeds are mucheaten the larger and finer ones beingquite equal to most nuts in respectto both palatabllity and wholesomeness While tho poorer and less per-fect

¬

seeds furnish an oil that Is some ¬

what turbid and bitter the better

-- -

ones yield a superior quality that issaid to compare favorably with oliveoil for table purposes The stalksand straw of tho sunflower are highlyprized for fuel being In some parts pfthe omplro almost the only availablesubstitute for wood to burn

Sunflower oil appears to have moreof the general properties of ollvo oilthan any other known vegetable oilAbout one bushel of seeds are re-

quired¬

to make a gallon of the oiland fifty bushels of seeds are pro-duced

¬

on one acre of land Selling at1 a gallon the profit on tho oil Is

iiu go ui late years punned sun-flower

¬

oil has been used quite exten-sively

¬

to adulterate olive oil It is ofa palo yellowish color and decidedlypalatable In a crude state It is usedby painters to some extent beingmixed with cheap paints and with propared stains but It does not equallinseed oil for varnish The cake leftafter the extraction of the oil by pres-sure

¬

Is extremely rich being equal inthis respect to malzo cake or linseedcake Branches and stalks of theplant furnishes an excellent fodderbeing very nutritious

The production of sunflower seedsIn Russia is about 228000000 poundsannually tho area devoted to the cul-

ture¬

of tho plant being 216000 acresTho oil has to be purified for table

Continued oi ft puge

TIMELY TOPICS

If you want a windmill to be oper ¬

ated by the least possible wind

If you want a windmill that baBlittle machinery and that littlo

of the very best quality

ey m MtmIf you want a windmill that doer

not get cranky

If you want a windmill that wilpump water to your house and

your barn that will run thofeed cutter cornsheller

and Buzz Saw

anThe AERMOTOR will last longer

give bettor satisfaction and is cheaperthan any other windmill on themarket For sale by

Tiia HawsliSLQ Hardware GoM Lrj

Fort Street opposite SprocketsCoh Bank Honolulu H I

0LAU3 SPBE0KKL3 WM G IBWKT

Glass SprecMs Co

HONOLULU

8m Francisco AamTSJH NEVADANATIONAL BAilK OF SAN FFANOISCC

DBAW BZOHAnOS OB

SAN FRANCISCO The Heyada HatioueBank of Ban Francisco

LONDON The Union Bank of LondorLVd

NEW YORK American Ezchauga Nitloanl Bank

OHIOAGO Merchants National BankPARIB Oredit LyonnaUBK1LIN DroBdner BantHJNG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon

Kong Shanghai BunklneCorporatioENEW ZEALAND AND ATJBTRALI- A-

Bauk of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVEli Bani

of British North America

Transact a General Banking and EzohanqBiuincst

Deposits Received Loans made on Aproved Becnrltv Commercial and Travelera Credit Issued Bills of Exchaacbought and sold

Oonootionn Promptly Acconntofi Ft

LOCOMOBILE FOR SALE

One New Locomobile No 377Style 2 made by The LocomobileDo of America of Newton MassD S A patentod Nov 14 1899Very little used the property of thelate Joseph Heleluhe and run bygasoline

ALSO

One Bicyclein very good order

For particulars apply to MrsHeleluhe at Washington Place orto F J Testa this office

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that thePearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainloaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at tho cemeteryuntil after all iutorments

The rates for transportation areono dollar for tho corpse and fiftycents for the round trip formourners

Plats are now on Bale at tho officeof the company rnugiug iu pricefrom 1Q up accordiug to looationand size No other charges of anynature

HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS-SOCIATION

¬

LTDRoom 8 Love Building Fort St

7Q 8tuoB

No 1811

THEBESTMilwaukee

EETHE

1250 per fofcl

0 dozen quarts

9 per cased-- dozen quarts

5 per case2 dozen quarts

Delivered

EOFPSGHIMER GO LTD

King and Bethel StreetsHonolulu

OrQTfft

Per Barkenta Wrestler

A Carload of tho Celebrated

Manufactured by the FRED MACEY DESK CO Grand Rap ¬

ids Michigan consisting of

1

Roll Top I OlllCfl

Typewriters i DBSkS--

Boofikeepem

K8IH8 utmsChairs

Sectional Bookcssas

OaToixiets oFOR SALE BY

H MGKFELB CO

LIMITEDSole Agents for the Hawaiian Tsls

FOR RENT

GottagesBooms

Stores

On the premises of the SanitarySteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets

The buildings ate supplied withhot and cold water and electriclights Artesian water Perfootsanitation

For particulars apply lo

iHTFOOTOn the premises or at the ollieo ofJ A Magoou 88 tf

NOTICE

M R Counter practical watohmaker jeweler and optioian person ¬

al attention givuu to ripairiugwatohclock and jowelery over 80 years ex¬

perience Gold ami ailver jawelcymanufactured by experienced workman on short notlcoquality of goociaand work guaranteed as repreentod M R Count eu

78 U

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jiv- -

tVWfc

THE I8DMDEHTJbHUKD

JflVHIlX AFTEEXOON

Except Sunday

TELEPHONE 841

P O BOX 81

nWrcil at tho Post Oillco at HonoluluII T aa Sccoud olnsa mail

tfUBBOBIPXIQIJ EATE8

Icf Month anywhcro lu tlio Ha ¬

waiian Islands 50

Per Vcar 6 00Tnr Year postpaid to Forelpi Ooun

trieo 00

Pyablo Invfvlably in Advanco

V J T23TA JProipriotor and Pub ¬

lisherEIJISUIJD NOnrIi Editor

Residing in Honolulu

MONDAY MARCH 4 1901

NOT HE MISSIONARIES

In several mainland papers themisblonailcs are being blahied for

tho attempt of a certain coterlo inHawaii to unseat Delegate Wilcox Inthis instance for a wonder the mis ¬

sionaries are not guilty They repu ¬

diated the policy of tho would be wardheelers who fortunately have ruinedthe Republican party here and it isnot fair that they should ue submittedto the castlgation of a strong Re ¬

publican paper like the Argonautwhich said Tne movement de ¬

signed to prevent Delegate Wil ¬

cox from sitting in Congress isIn tho recent election

The movement to prevent DelegateWilcox from sitting in Congress ismost unwise If Wilcox was a loyafHawaiian when his country was Ha ¬

waiian that is every reason why heshould be a loyal American now thatHawaiians have elected him a dele ¬

gate to the American Congress Ifhe is unseated the Hawaiians will be-

lieve¬

and with reason that they aregoing to be denied representation intho national lcgislautrc of the greatrepublic which has annexed themThis movement Is a small anu jealousailil spiteful attempt on tho part of thoso called missionary clement in Ha ¬

waii to revenge themselves on Wilcoxbecause ho defeated their candidatein the recent election

TOPICS OF THE DAY

It must be amusing for those whoknow anything about Hawaiian affairsto watch the Gear WIIcox light andthat of their respective bossesSewall and Haywood Until Gear washired by a few shareholders to go toWashington to unseat Bob thosetwo politicians wero rather on friend-ly

¬

terms Tho two great statesmenSewall and Haywood wero hardly onspeaking terms because well that isanother story

We approve of tho bill providingfor the icpeal of the law making vac-

cination¬

compulsory if it is amendedso as to conform to the law now inforce in Great Britain In that coun-try

¬

where vaccination for smallpoxoriginated tho compulsory law hassimply been modified to read that allchildren shall be vaccinated before at ¬

tending a public school except Insuch cases where a pareni shall gobefoie a judge and there swear he orshe Is conscientiously opposeu to vac- -

cination If the judge Is satisfied thatthe parents aro in earnest a certificateis issued exempting the child fromvaccination and no fee is attached tothe process There aro many peopleIn Hawaii who believe that leprosywas spread heio through vaccinationand a parent ought certainly to havethe full control over the person of hischild in matters of biich a nature

For tho good of the Senators wotrust that that august body will notmove into tho Bungalow and establishIts Senatorial chamber there Thebuilding is unsafe and should havebeen repaired or condemned long agoif Mr Rowoll had attended to his busi ¬

ness Tho rooms aro too dark forany man having consideration for hissight to work In Tho floor cannotsupport any great number of peopleand the Senato certainly doesnt wishto establish star chamber proceedingsby indirectly excluding tho publicfrom its meetings The staircaso lead ¬

ing to the hall now being prepared fortho Senators is bulit pn u plau Indi

4ii 73jFK8ffl

2EiAJ it3iraLtaSS kittffcaM 6 aJwWuajMri J

cating that it was intended for theuse of youthful nthlctes only ono attho time and not for a body of digni ¬

fied elderly statesmen who wouldcomo down with a heap if they shouldwalk out discussing Tho cost ofremoving the billiard tables furni-ture

¬

etc belonging to the OfficersClub nnd tho cost of changing the oldshack Into a safo and proper build-

ing¬

will bo much more than tne costof hiring a hall to which elevatorscan carry the senators and wherethore is plenty of light and all possible comforts Tho Bungalow is goodenough for its business which needsno daylight But thnt is surely not thekind which our Senate is doing TheProgress Hall would be an ideal placefor the Senate and uiero are possiblecommittee rooms meeting roomslounging rooms and refreshmentrooms could easily be secured Wohopo the Senators will not be per ¬

suaded by Governor Dole to havetheir necks broken

Judge Editor Humphreys has adoptcd a method which if tolerated woulddo away with the main principle ofjury trials A case was tried In hiscourt last week Twelve good menand true were sworn in as Jurors after having satisfied the prosecutingofficer for the Territory the represen-tative of the defendant and the judgeeditor that they were competent to siton tho case Two jurors after listening carefully and patiently to the evi-

dence¬

presented in tho case to ablearguments by the attorneys and toone of the judges peculiar chargesto the jury firmly believed that thedefendant was not guilty The jurywas locked up for nineteen hours butno information in regard to law pointsby the judge nor any arguments in thojury room could change the honestopinion of the two jurors who heldthat defendant was not guilty Thejudge in discharging the hung jurytook upon himself the right to in 0

scathing manner reprove he two dls- -

senting jurors to have their namesstricken from the jury list and thefees due them lor the term confiscat-ed

¬

We fear that the judge editor isno longer mentally sound and thathis hallucination in regard to hisgreatness power and self importanceis taking such a form that his friendsshould step in and see that uie miss ¬

ing ward at tho asylum his constantsource of complaint is erected atonce Does the judge editor reallymean that he has the right to punishtwo duly sworn jurors with a fine be-

cause¬

they decline to adopt his viewsor tho opinion of their brother jurorsWhat earthly good is the jury systemif the jurors must glvo their verdictaccording to the presumptous opinionof a judge who simply sits on thebench to obey the dictum of the jurorsand not to dictate to intelligent andhonest men as to what their opinionshould be Let us be charitable andadmit that this trifling bit of an Ari-

zona¬

judge editor is overworked ach-

ing¬

for a rest which he Is entitled towhen the energetic Judge Gear re-

turns¬

and in the meantime does notknow what he is doing If he wouldonly confine himself to write doggerelabout the High Sheriff the asylum orany other old thing there would bono kick coming but the people of thisTerritory dont propose to have juriesterrorized by a man who is off hisbase and yet on tho bench

No Newspaper TrustsMr Alfred Harmsworth editor of

tho London Mail in his recent objectlesson to American newspaper editorsmaintained that tho great newspapersof the country would soon swallow upthe smaller ones that tho greateramong tlio great would swallow uptho less and so on until there wouldremain only two or three giganticjournals Wo did not believe thatMr Harmsworth was right and saidso at tho time Thought is illimitablespeech is unlimited and newspaperaro merely printed speech So longas certain men have ideas that othermen want to read or hear there willalways bo free speecn and a freepress To think that two or three oroven twenty or thirty newspaperscould rule a nation of soventy flvomillions of people is preposterousMen with fiery tongues and fiery penswill nrlse In every city and everyland where they nro needed and Ifthey have ideas that are worth hearinc thoy will always Uo heard Menof brains aro not phenomena but thoyaro not too numerous Tho raco runsto quantity but not to quality Andlesser men aro always eager to heartho thoughts of men moro gifted oreven more fluent than aro thoy

A striking illustration of these

P3rsyrTHapgS

truths has como to pass since Mr

Harmsworths object lesson WllllantJ Bryan the defeated candidate fortho presidency has started a weeklypaper called tho Commoner It Is

published in tho small city of LincolnNeb It has no dispatches It has nospecial correspondents It has no

longest leased wlro in the wrld Ithas no Associated Press franchiseYet it begins with a circulation of 50- -

000 copies nnd the seconu week seesIt with G0000 isow wo are not of

those who admire Mr Bryan but wo

admit freely that he if not a leader of

men is a man who his many follow-

ers

¬

Who can deny tho Influence thatwill bo exerted by this ono man In hisweekly paper published In a littleNebraska city And Is there anynewspaper or newspaper trust thatcould begin with B0000 copies Isthere any newspaper in San Franciscothat is as Influential as W J Bryansdommoner Is tho Examiner theChronicle or the Call Is there anydally newspaper in New York thatwlfi be moro powerful with tho Dem-

ocracy

¬

than Mr Bryans CommonerIs it the World or the Journal Bothof them tried to defeat him for thenomination and both of them failedWc cannot seo that Mr Harmsworthstheories of newspapers aggregatinginto trusts aro to bo feared so longas such popular politicians as MrBryan can start newspapers TheArgonaut

Legislators Listen to Lepors

It was after midnight wben wearySenators and Representatives of ourlocal Parliament returnod lo portafter an official visit to the LeperSettlement at Molokai Many mem- -

bers of tho party wished that theyhad heeddd the warning rules oftbe Independent in regard to visit-

ing¬

Molokai especially tbe first onewhich said dont go

They have all returned howevprsafe and sound after bavins per-formed

¬

an unpleasant but patrioticduty Tbe poor people at thoSettlement greeted their visitorswith a warmth and confiding en-

thusiasm¬

wbiob baa never been feltainoe 18S6 in tbe days of GibsonThe usual visits were made to thetwo grand institution the Bishopand tbe Baldwin Homes where im-

provements¬

are daily being madeA meeting was held at the Bero

tania ball where the Lepers werecalled upon to enter any complaintsagainst existing conditions andwhere tbe Legislators listened tothem with great patience and kind ¬

ness Witnesses wore called andthe numeroas affairs of the inmateswero thoroughly aired by intelligentsufferers like Tom Nathaniel Ambrose Hutchison and others

Loud applause greeted the wordsof Representative Eturaeluth whosaid

We hope to give you self government by July 1 and you can thendo as you wish for yourselves Youwill be able to eradicate the presentcauses of complaint as you willhave full charge The land will be-

long¬

to all alike aid you can dowith it as you please

R M Kaaoao the chairman ofthe committee addressing the Legis-lators

¬

made a charge which shockedthe men listening to him He saidto them

Many aro sent hre by tho Boardof Health who aro not lepers or atleast thoy are oured soon after ar-

rival¬

and are not permitted to de-

part¬

The following aro the namesof some I knotv who are not in tholeast unclean A Kaanaana J HImihior J K Waiamau CharlesTrapes Kapahu Silas Garter AuoMakauoe AnoGaisor William Kahaand Moani

A careful investigation was madeof the water supply the food supplyand the buildings and an exhaus-tive

¬

report can be expeotedWhen the hour had come for the

departure of the visitors the weath ¬

er had assumed a threatening aspectand it was oonaiderod impossible toembark the steamer at KalaupapaIt waB impossible even to hear thestentorian voices of the wise mentelling the steamer that they want ¬

ed to go home but finally a nativeboy undertook to swim to the vesselasking the Captain to go to Kala-wao

¬

where the ocean was calmerand whero eventually the largeparty was put on board lion

FrygMfiw- - tfrmrzrz

Hoogs not having any policemenhandy at tho moment

Thirteen oclock

A novol 20th century memorialhas been erected at tho head offices

of the Bridgwater trustees extensive Lsnoashiro collieries ThoDublin clock now strikes 13 insteadof one iu order to oaablo thoworkpeople lo resume operations promptly after dinuir Thedevice is the original idea of theDulto of Bridgwater who in tho18th centuryereoted a timihr clockat Worsley to meet the workpeoplescomplaint that they sometimesfailed to boar th clock striko one

T

Tho Mariposa wil leave for SinFrancisco tomorrow

The band will play at EmmnSquare this evening

The next mail from tbe Mainlandis due Ime on Wednesday next by

the City of Peru

C W Schoifler has been commit-sionod-po- st

master at Heeia on thisisland

Hon Paul Neumanu returned bythe Mariposa from a short businesstrip to California

GWR King of the Auditorsoffice is able to be around againafter a spell of Bickness

Louis Kenike is back from theMainland having beupfitted greatlyby his trip abroad He haB growntaller

The City Rio de Janeiro whosewreck has caused so much grief inour community was built in 1878

and had always been considered anunlucky vessel owing to her

numerous mishaps

HAWAIIAN

Ppera HouseFjrst Appearance in Honolulu of

FLORENCE ROBERTSSuppprted by

Alcazar CoUnder the Direction of

Belasco ThallTUESDAY MARCH 5

SaplioTHURSDAY MARCH 7

Hell GwynneSATURDAY M ATINEEMAROH 9

Country GirlRoaring Comedy

SATURDAY NIGHT MARCH 9

Sale begins Monday Feb 2th atWall Nichols Co 38 tf

4

FOR GALE

flflfl LEASEHOLD ON BERE- -

juwu tania crat 89 years torun Present net income 90 permonth Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street

v TO LET

Premises on Kukui Lane Pos ¬

session given on January 1 190LFo terms apply to

17 KAPIOLANI ESTATE

I Lt IRWIN CO

LIMITED

AGENTS FORWESTERN BTJGAR REFINING CO

Ban Fiancleoo Oaf

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKSPhiladelphia Penn TJ 8 A

NEWELL TJluXEKBAL MILL COManf National Cone Shredder

New York U 8 A

N OHLANDT A 00Ban Francisco Cal

RIBBON IRON LOCOMOTIVEWORKS

683 tf Ban FrnnoiBcoOal

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Tho undersigned having beenduly appointed Executors aud Exb- -

cutrix respectively of tho estate offJbmes A Hopper dooeased late ofHonolulu Oalui notice iB herebygiven to all creditors to presenttheir claims against said James A

Hoppor duly authenticated andwith proper vouchors if any existoven if tho claim is secured by mort ¬

gage upon real estate to tho under ¬

signed at their Office on Fort StHonolulu Oahu within six monthsfrom tho date of tho first publicationhoreof or they will be foreverbarred

WILLIAM L HOPPERE WELLS PETERSON andELLEN HOPPER

Executors and Executrix of theEstate of James A HopperDeceased

Honolulu Oahu February 1st A

D 1001 15 8w 8taw

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that thoPearl City Cemetery is now open forinterments A special funeral trainleaves the railroad station at 215 pm daily remaining at tho cemeteryuntil aftor all iniurmeuts

The rates for transportation aroono dollar for the corpse and fiftycentB for the round trip lotmourners

Flats aro now on sale at the officeof the company ranging in pricefrom 10 up according to locationand size No other charges of anynature

HAWAIIAN CEMETERY ASSOCIATION LTD

Room 3 Love Building Fort St70 3inoB

NOTICE

Dr J H Raihond has resumedhis practice together with Dr Galbraith at his residence the oldCartwright premises on AlakeaUnion and BeretaniasUeets Officehours from 10 a m to 12 m Tele ¬

phone 201 58 1 m

FOR BALE

3500 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Street near King Only smallcash pavment received Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIDGE CO206 Merchant Street

Bruce Waring Co

Real Estate Dealers503 Fort Bt near King

1Building Lots

houses and lots andlands Fob Salb

BW Parties wishing to dispose of innlrPropBrllno ar InvlUil to nail in n

Metropolitan Meat Go

BTJTTCCKEKRSAHD

Wavy CnntrantoTB

81 KING BTEBET

G J Wallis MAHAaB

Wholesale anda Retail

THE FMTMEONHotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEEROn Draught or in Bottles Ioe Cold

SPECIAL PARCELS MADE UP

FOB

Xmas and Hei Year1710 tf

LONG BRANCH BATHS

WAIKIKI BMAOH - - Honolulu H I

0 J BHERWOOD Proprietor

There earth an air and tea and 11With breaker song giie lullaby

King Street Tram Oars pass the doorLdlj and gblldrtn isratellr aarea for

V

tiOOAIi AND GENERAIi NEWS

Tho weekly rehearsal of the Ama¬

teur Orchestra will take place thisevening Instead of Tuesday

J L McComb formerly a JoyfulNews Mission man has returned toHonolulu

Attorney Atkinson Is 111 and severalcases In which he appears wero post-

poned¬

In tho District Court this morn-ing

¬

Tho Opeia House will bo crowdedtomorrow evonlngwhen Florence Rob ¬

erts makes her first appearance forthe season

Tho Elk lodge didnt meet on Satur-day

¬

evenlilg1 out of rdspect to themoinory of Cliarlcs 13 Jacox who wasdrowned In tho Rio disaster and whowas the organizer of tho lodge here

The Rev Hamilton Lee will leavefor his homo In Oakland tomorrowafter having officiated at St AndrewsCathedral Hiring the absence of theRev Mackintosh from the Islands

Mrs William A Henshall and herthree year old son W Burrows Henshall accompanied by George Henshall of tho Star will leave for SanFrancisco in about two weeks wherethey lll meet tho father of GeorgeHenshall and his deceased urother

Tho Mystic Sshriners now enjoyinga good time in California on their wayto this city will resRlo while here atthe Moana Hotel at Wafldki whichwill be opened upon their arrlvel andwhich by its elegance and comfortwill prove to tho Mystic party thatHonolulu Is not a jay town

Another Victim

Among those who perished in theRio disaster was Cheong Young abright Chinese boy educateu at thoMills Instftut6 and on his way to SanFrancisco where he was to join theHopkins Ait School to uevelop hisunmistakable talent In ait

Memorial services were held yes ¬

terday in Montague Hall at Mills In-

stitute¬

for Cheong Young the youngChinese student whose promising ca-

reer¬

was cut off by death in the shock ¬

ing Rio disasterThe platform at the head of the hall

was decorated with potted palms andovergreens and the doors and win ¬

dows were overhung with palm leavesand follngol Mr Fiank Damon of

Mills institute conducted the servicesnsslsted by Piofesor Howell of thoAnglo Chinese Academy and Profossor Sturtovalt of the Institute Sev¬

eral teachers from Kawaiahao weiepresent and a delegation consisting

of representatives from tho variousChinese schools of the city sat nearthe platfoim About two hundredChtnese and white friends of theyoung student wore present and theservices wero conducted In an impres ¬

sive silence that ocspoke the slncerogrief felt by all who had known him

toor Jacox

With tho Rio went down a young

man who was popular here among all

who know hiin Chailes B Jacox was

a young man wlio had made Honolulu

his home off and on during the pasttwo years During the first year of

his Hfo In Honolulu he was connected

with the Advertiser and tho Dulletin

offices He went to the States ana

returned as a man of leisure Ho be¬

came a social favoijto In several

homes in this city and has a largo

host of f i lends who will mouin himHo was lately an insurance agent

traveling for tho most pait on Maul

Whon In tho city ho stayed at tho Ha ¬

waiian Hotel He was instrumental

In securing recognition for a lodge of

Elks in Honolulu and expected to

greet tho Exalted Ruler of that body

while in San Franciscoi

A Proper Proceeding

When tho Circuit Court opened on

Saturday morning A S Hartwoll ad ¬

dressed tho presiding judge A S

Humphreys upon tho death of his

brotner-in-la- As Mr Henshall was

a brother-in-la- of tho presiding

judge the oloquenco of Mr Hartwoll

made tho sccno an affecting one Mr

WnHwell asked that out of respect

for tho memory of tho deceased tho

court bo adjourned for tho day Ho

was followed by Judge J L Kaulukou

Tho court was adjourned

A Promised Musical TreatThe concert to bo given on Friday

evening at tho Opeia House by An- -

tolnetto Trebolll should be liefjiscd to

by nil music loving people of the city

Antonia Dolores as tho stngo name ofTrebolll Is has been heard at theleading opera linuses In Europa andAmerica and tho ciitlcs have ravedover her magnificent voice Her pro ¬

gram Is chosen from the choicestgems of great musicians and a musi-

cal¬

entertalnmont of tho highest ordercan be looked forward to

A South African Oontor

WoroheBter in Capo Colony nowso frequently mentioned in telegrams from South Africa is 100miles from Cape Town by rail andhas a population of 5500 It is athriving centre for tho wine andbrandy industry and large quanti ¬

ties of fruit especially raisins areproduced annually Large numbersof ox wagons and tho light Capecarta are made at WoroheBter Thetown giveB the impression of a greenoasis surrounded as it is by thebare treeless slopes and peaks ofthe Hex River Mountains

Wood Mine

A curious source of wealth is re-

ported¬

by the French Consul atMengtze in Upper Tonkin It lit a

in the wood mines Tho wood ori¬

ginally was a fine forpst which theearth swallowed in some cataclysmSome of the trees are a yard in di¬

ameter They lie in a slantiuR direc-

tion¬

and in sandy soils which coverthem to a depth of about sightyards The wood furnished bythese timber mines is imperishableand the Chinese gladly buy it forcoffins

MDLLE ANTOM DOLORES

Antoinette TrebelinASSITSTED Bt

Mr Robert Clarence Now ellWill give one etneert only at tho

Hawaiian Opera HouseFRIDAY Evening March 81901

Reserved Seits - - 50c and 100

On sale at Wall Nichols CoLtd March i 1901 Seats reservedby telephone will be held until noopof the day of the onncert

Direction Bolasco ThallThis oonoert is significant to tho

music loversi of Honolulu from itsbeing tho only appearance here inconcert of Mr Newell in his tourabroad with Mdlle Dolores Thejustly high esteem in which MrNewell is held both as a musioianand as a man will ensure him agreat reception

L F STONE41 td Business Manager

IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE FIRSTCIRCUIT ISLAND OF OAHU

TERRITORY OF HAWAIIAT CHAMBERS

ORDER FOR A SPECIAL TERM

Deeming it essential to the pro-

motion¬

of justice I do order that aspecial term of the Circuit Court ofthe First Circuit be held in theJudiciary Buildipg in Honolulucommencing Tuesday March the19th A D 1901 at 10 oclock in thoforenoon of said day and continuingfor the period provided by law

Done at Chambers this 1st day ofMarch A D 1901

SkinedA S HUMPHREYS

First JudgeThe foregoing order is hereby ap-

proved¬

SionkdW F FREAR

Chief Justice of tho Supreme Courtof tho Territory of Hawaii

Dated March 1 1901

80 13

ROCK FOR BALLAST

White and Elaok SandIn Quantities to Suit

BXGVATIBG CONIRACTED

FOR

CORAL AND SOIL FOR SALE

JKT Dump Carts furnished bytho day on Hours Notice

II R HITCHCOCK

Office with J M Monsarrat -- Cart-wright

Building Merchant St1500 ti

WwrWAW lttn

1200 LOTS

in

APIOLANI

TRACTE0E SAL

Tho Kapiolani Tract ex-

tends

¬

from King street to the

Beach A road 60 feet wide

will be opened on the eaet

side of the property adjoin-

ing

¬

the Kamehameha Girls

School j said road will extend

to the sea

Cross roads will be opened

between blocks Every lotwill have a frontage on a

road The elevation vaiies

from forty feet high to ten

feet high above sea Jevel

No swamps around the1

premises No freshet will

enter the property

There is an offer to buy a

part of the property by a

great manufacturing com-

pany

¬

The chances are theoffer may be accepted There

is every reason to believe thatthe prices of lots will increase

in a short time The owner

of the property will give all

chances to purchasers to

make money on their invest-

ments

¬

The ground is superior to

an tract in the market

The premises are situatedwithin one mile and a half of

the Post Office

The Government water

pipes are laid along the upper

portion of the propertyThe prices are the cheapest

of any tract within two miles

from tho center of the city

The terms which will be

given to purchasers will be

the best ever given by any

real estate dealer or broker

during the last twenty years

in Honolulu

For terms or more1 particu ¬

lars apply to

S M Kanakanni

Or to

Surveyor and Managerof Kapiolani Tract Co

W G Afilii Go

Real Estate Dealers andBrokura

I0TICEWlaexi 3Toix

aMK2vaaKCimitxtvmmX3WT4

wGEBME1VEE WHISKEY

Do not accept goods beaming a bTiuilar name

THERE IS ONI Y ONE

sheen arm whiskeyIt is distilled by J W McCulloch OwetiBboro Ky

1 ORESW RIVER is the oilicial whiskey of the UVSNavy Department

GBEEN BIVER whiskey was awarded tho Gold Medal atthe Paris Exposition 1900

For Sale in All Saloons and by

W C PeacocK i

SOLE AGENTS Hawaii Tovritoiy

TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES

PAINT 10 DE HOUSEXJse lwlegnite for the Outside

And IpQtilOl fr ne Inside

These are COLD WATER PAINTS and are tho BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and are MUCH CHEAPER

Fish Lines and T3LBTO

ISa0Wo are opening a Line of those at our Fort Street Store

and will be in a position tosupply all demands

A Largo Stock of GLASSWARE

Is Expected on the W G- - Irwin and will at oncebjopened at our Bethel Street Store

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LT

SUGAR FACTORS

GeneralIMPORTERS OF

AND

Lgents LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine InsuiNorthern Assurance Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific RailwayPioneer Line PaclrotR from Tivn

Manufacturing - Harness

Tiie lOlciest House ECanolulu

FINE BUGGY and V

CARRIAGE HARNESS

Plow and Team Harness

sixit

THE

H t

iw tCo

Coof

irx

Always oa hON HAND at n

MADE TOuRU

SssJn

soon

for

i

I

COLLARS IIAMES TRACE CHAINS Kt

Furnished at Short Notice

Harness Trimmings of Ml Kinds Constantly on if

ISLAND ORDERS Will Receiv Prompt AttentionTelephone SB8 F 0 33o2r - - -

1

I

n wiTOWW

WMarmnm minmwaaawwiwiBinw

10Wlxen

EI W

JLluiiiSTon Want

GEBEN VEE HISKEDo not accept goods o similar

THERE IS ONI Y ONE

SEI RIVER WEI m a

It is by J W McCullocb Oweii3boro1 QnESN BIVEST is the oiliciul whiskey o the U S

Kavy DepartmentGSUSH BlVf R whiskey was a warded the Gold Modal at

the Paris Exposition 1500

Sale Saloons

W C PeacoSOLE Hawaii

TAKE SUBSTITUTES

yahgaBaa

distilled

CWrYS1Tvvjifa pwu- -

AGEKTS TeniiQjry

PAINT I0UE HOUSETXS ZMlSLgDClit for the Outside

And iPOtlTOl fr 10 Inside

These COLD WATETC PAINTS and the BestSubstitutes for Oil and Lead and MUCH CHEAPER

551 rsna 6si eialcv Bisi

wuww

hea Uig name

Ky

is

For in All and by

iLiy v

NO

are areare

We are opening a Line of tlea at our Port Street Store

and will soon be in a position tosupply all demands

A Largs Stock of GLASSWARE

Is Expected on the W G-- Irwin and will at once beopened at our Bethel Street Store

Til PACIPIG HARDWARE -- CO LTD

IBbug ilia IMfititl UUbi L II

SUGAB FACTORSIMPOKTEES OF

Gfcsieral MerchandiseAITD

JOjBEIiSSIOIlSf TMLZEEbO HTA TSTTS

igent3 for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance CoNorthern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific i ailway CoPrrvnppr Linn of Tinlrpfa from Liverpool

anufacturing - Harness - Co

Tli Oldest Houso in ETonolulti

oARsaSStuAWESB AlWJfS 03 HSBl

Flow mi Team Harness iade to orderCOLLARS IIAMES TBACE CHAINS ETC

burnished at Short Notice 0 S

IlamSSB TtlmmiagS Of All KffidS Constantly on Hand

ISLAND OEDEPvS Will Beceiv Prompt AttentionTolopllOllO 22S 2 O BOX - 322

3TSHERIFFS SALE

In pursuance of an Elocution is ¬

sued out of tho Suprnme Court oftho Territory of Hawaii on tho 15thday of February A D 1901 iu romatter of B P Whit plaintiff vhiO II Palzig defendant 1 haylevied upon tue personal propertyof paid defendant O EI Patzig onthis 21st day of February A D1901 and ohall oxposo said propertyfor salo at Public Auction to tbehighest bidder at tho Police StationKalalsaua lisle in Honolulu Islandof Oahu Territory of Hawaii at 12oclock noon of Thursday Urn 28thday of March A D 1901 unless hejudgment amounting to Ninety twoand Go 100 Dollars interest1 costsand my expenses are previously paidSaid property levied upon being

60 Chickens1 Cow v i5 Dozen PigeotipLDouble soatod wagon1 Boad Cart1 Single Harness

OHAS F CHILLINGWORTHDeputy Sheriff Territory of Ha ¬

waiiHonolulu Oahu 355t

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The undersigned has been appointed by tho Hon A S Hum ¬

phrey Lir3t Judge of tho First Cir-cuit

¬

Court of the Territory of Ha-waii

¬

as administratrix of tho Estateof Uilama Honu k deceased lateof Niolopa Honolulu Oahu noticeis heroby fxiveu to all personB in ¬

debted to sad estate to moko im-mediate

¬

payment to tho undersign-ed

¬

and all persons having claimsagainst said estate whether se-

cured¬

or otherwise to present thesame duly authenticated within sixmonths from date or they will boforever barred

KOLEKAAdministratrix Estate of Uilama

Honu DeceasedKoloa Kauai February 1 1901

18 dtoaw

Wildart Steamship Co

Freight and

Passengers for all

Island Ports

THOS LINDSAY

Manufacturing Jeweler

Call mid inspect the beautlfal and usefuldispay of goos for present8 or for peronut U33 and udomru nt

Lovn Building 630 Fort Btrcet

Wm SI Irwin CLIMITED

Wm GIrwin Fresldent ManagerOlnus Sprecbela First Vice PresidentW M Giffard Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney Jr Treasurer SecretaryGoo J Roas Anditor

SUGAR FACTORSAHD

Osmmteioa Agarits

AGENTS or TH

Oceanic Staamship GcmpsOf Bar SVanaisco Cal

OWIE

IPresii TodavSomebody at home will be vaiting

tonight for a box

Tho Namo on Every Piece is theguarantee

f

FOR SALE BY

Solo Agents Grocers

Ul Fort Street Telephone 240

Continued from 1st page

uso and much of t Is utilized forburning In lamps and for making can-

dles

¬

and soapIn the poorer districts ot Buropo a

fair kind ot broad is mado from sun ¬

flower seeds and Is used as a regulararticle ot diet Many cheap cigars

it is said are made from tho leavesof tho plant When properly curedtho laige leaves make pretty fairwrappeis for cigars and for this purposo they arc employed to a greaterextent than Is generally ImaginedPulverized and mixed with an equalquantity of tobacco tho combinationis not so bad for pipe smoking in

fact tho sunflower leaves give a pecu-

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aroma to the tobacco that is likedby some smokers Cheap cigarettesare frequently adulterated with sunlower leaves

It Is found that tho plant growsbest for commercial purposes in Kan-

sas Missouri and the Ohio valley butmany other regions are well suited tou As a rule the soil best adaptedfor Indian corn produces the best cropof sunflowers They should be plant ¬

ed by a drill in lows three feet aparttho seeds being placed deep enoughto secuio an abundant moisture tomake them germinate The plantingshould bo done as early as possible inthe spring and tho heads should boharvested before the seeds aro quiteripe so as to avoid scattering andloss After diying the seeds may bothreshed out and stored in bags Thethreshing may be done with a flailbut if tho sunflower is to be grown inthis country over laige area3 for mar-ket

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special thieshlng machines willhave to be devised for the separationof the seeds

Andrew Carnegies Wealth

Tho income of Andiew Carnegie isG8 13018 a day He gets more In one

day than the Prcsfdent does In a yearmore in one day than the Governor

of Nebiaska gets in 30 years morein one day than a good bookkeepergets In 08 jears more in one daythan a common laborer gets in 200

years more in ono day than a coalminer gets in 08000 days

Immediately after the recent elec-

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he received an Immense orderfrom tlie government for armor plateupon which tho profit and the stealamount to many millions The moneymade in this one contract would havebuilt a plant in which the governmentcould have mado Its own armor platoand saved all this profit for the peo-

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instead of giving a rich manufacturer a magnificent fortune every 30

daysMr Caincglo thinks an income tax

would be a very bad thing So itwould be for him for It would costhim over 1300 a day Mr Carnegiealso thinks that public ownershipwould bo a very baa thing So itwould for him for it would allow thepeople to make many millions nowmado by him Mr Carnegie thinksthe people are too Ignorant to rulethis country and Mr Carnegie isright for ff tho people were not so ig-

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